text: 000 FXUS61 KBUF 281051 AFDBUF Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Buffalo NY 651 AM EDT THU JUL 28 2016 .SYNOPSIS... A weak cold front across the region will produce a few stray showers and thunderstorms across Western NY and the Finger Lakes region today. Weak high pressure across the region Saturday should limit any shower activity to near the PA state line, while scattered shower and thunderstorm chances increase again Saturday night through Sunday night as a wave of low pressure tracks through the region. && .NEAR TERM /THROUGH TONIGHT/... A broad cyclonic flow aloft with a nearly 100 knot, 250mb jet will persist across the region today with a corresponding weak surface cold front. In the right entrance region of this jet streak, a wave of low pressure seen on WV imagery across the Ohio valley this morning will track just to our south and east by later this afternoon and overnight tonight. Mid-level lapse rates under the upper-level broad trough will be enough to support a few spotty showers and thunderstorms inland from the lakes with diurnal heating today. However, forcing across our forecast area will remain very weak, and thus convection will be tied to enhanced low-level convergence from orographic and lake breeze influences. Thus have chance PoPs for the interior Southern Tier and northern Finger Lakes. The low chance for afternoon convection will also linger over the Saint Lawrence Valley closer to the broad upper trough over Quebec. With all of this, today will be, by and large, a dry day across the region, with 850 mb temps +16/+17C supporting high temperatures in the mid to upper 80s and increasing cloud cover through the day. Winds will also remain fairly light and mainly driven by local lake breezes. By tonight, the aforementioned wave will track through central PA and into central and eastern NY, largely skipping the forecast area to the south and east. However, cannot rule out a few isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly limited to the interior Southern Tier. Temperatures will remain in the upper 60s in the lake plains with low 60s across the higher terrain and North Country. && .SHORT TERM /FRIDAY THROUGH SUNDAY/... On Friday a southern stream shortwave and associated surface low will move from the northern Mid Atlantic states into southern New England. This system will produce significant rainfall along its path, but unfortunately for drought stricken western NY this rainfall will remain well to our southeast. Our region will be left with a modest increase in deep layer moisture Friday well to the north of the surface low. A very weak northern stream surface cold front will sag slowly south across the area on Friday and may provide a focus for isolated to widely scattered showers and thunderstorms. A multi-model consensus places the best chances for these scattered showers across the Southern Tier where better moisture and instability will be found, with lesser chances extending northward to the Niagara Frontier and Greater Rochester areas. High pressure over Quebec will likely keep the Saint Lawrence valley dry. Any showers that form on Friday will end from northwest to southeast Friday evening as the surface low moves east into the North Atlantic, with the northern stream cold front moving south into PA. Drier air will advect into the region overnight on low level north to northeast flow with clearing skies and lowering dewpoints. Model guidance begins to diverge as early as Saturday with the track and timing details of the next wave. In a general sense, another wave of low pressure is forecast to move through the Ohio Valley and towards the northeast states. A fair number of operational and ensemble models take this second wave a little farther north than the first, giving some hope for rainfall across our region. The GFS is closest to previous forecast continuity, with a weak wave moving through PA later Saturday night and Sunday with showers crossing western and central NY. The new 00Z ECMWF has trended faster with this system, with most of the rain arriving Saturday and Saturday night. The Canadian GEM has slower timing like the GFS, but is much stronger and farther northwest with the surface wave. Given the model differences, the best option at this time is to stick close to previous continuity, with a mainly dry Saturday followed by increasing rain chances Saturday night and Sunday, with the greatest chances across the southern portion of the area. Temperatures will be a little cooler than recent weeks and very close to mid summer averages, with highs in the lower 80s across lower elevations and upper 70s higher terrain Friday through Sunday. Lows Friday night and Saturday night will be in the low to mid 60s in most locations, with mid to upper 50s in the cooler Southern Tier valleys and east of Lake Ontario. && .LONG TERM /SUNDAY NIGHT THROUGH WEDNESDAY/... A progressive low amplitude pattern will remain in place along the Canadian border through early next week with dominant ridging remaining in place from the central Plains to the southeast states. The wave of low pressure passing near the region over the weekend will move to the east coast Sunday night with any showers and scattered thunderstorms ending from west to east. High pressure will then build into the Great Lakes region Monday and Tuesday with a return to dry weather. The surface high will drift to the east coast by Wednesday and still remain close enough to keep the next system and deeper moisture at bay, with a continuation of dry weather. Temperatures will start next week not far from average with highs in the lower 80s on Monday. The heat will build again by midweek as the surface high moves to the east coast and deep southwesterly return flow develops. This will boost high temps into the upper 80s by Wednesday. && .AVIATION /12Z THURSDAY THROUGH MONDAY/... Expect mainly VFR conditions today. A front will gradually drop south across the area today, and this combined with lake breeze boundaries may result in scattered showers and possibly a thunderstorm this afternoon. Coverage should be quite spotty, and largely avoiding TAF sites. Outlook... Tonight...Mainly VFR with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Friday through Sunday...VFR/MVFR with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Monday...VFR. && .MARINE... Weak flow today will keep mainly lake breeze dominated winds and minimal waves on the lakes through this evening. Then, a wave of low pressure will track from central PA to east central NY supporting a freshening northeasterly wind, especially on Lake Ontario where waves may approach small craft criteria toward Friday morning. Otherwise high pressure will build in across the lower Great Lakes later Friday and into Saturday resulting in diminishing winds and waves. && .BUF WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... NY...None. MARINE...None. && $$ SYNOPSIS...CHURCH NEAR TERM...CHURCH SHORT TERM...HITCHCOCK LONG TERM...HITCHCOCK AVIATION...CHURCH MARINE...CHURCH


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A yellow pine staircase, which is consistent with floors throughout the home, leads to the bedroom. The surrounding walls are also wrapped in yellow pine beadboard, including the door to the linen closet, which is tucked under the stairs. The open, rail-free design adds to the expansiveness of the space, says Halfill, who did not have to follow code restrictions in this case. The treads are lit by recessed halogen wall fixtures.

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This box commemorates a sojourn I try to take every summer to spend a week in the woods with good friends and good music. The stamp reflects a grand piano in the trees, under the moon and stars. If you actually recognize this image, email me and lets compare notes!
August Nights is in Avon Woods Preserve at 4325 Paddock Rd. (about 7 tenths of a mile south of the Norwood Lateral). Drive through the golf course to the parking lot at the preserve building. This is a moderate hike, less than a mile, with a few hills. Bring compass, inkpad, and pen.
Walk around the preserve building and take the main trail (next to the compost pile). When you come to the wooden water bar in the path, take the southwesterly branch. After you ascend the wooden bars, take the obscure path to the left (its obscure in the Fall when its covered with leaves, but it may be more visible other times of the year). You will know youre on the right track when you cross the bridge. Keep going up and along the ridgeline for awhile, then take the small set of wooden steps down to your right (youll wonder who lives in those houses). Keep descending the steps and cross a smaller wooden bridge. Keep on going until you get to a path to your left leading to a large bridge (and the residential area). Dont take that path, but start counting paces (one pace = 2 steps, or about 5 feet). In about 24 paces, look to your right and notice a very large stump about 7 paces from the trail. If you walk around behind the stump, August Nights is hidden within, under a piece of bark and some leaves.
To get home, return to the trail and continue along the path and down some wooden bars. You will soon see the path branching right (NE) that takes you back to the preserve building and your car.
Good luck, and please let me know if you find August Nights.


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Olam Sets Up $200 Million Sugar Venture in Nigeria
Olam International Ltd., a commodity supplier backed by Singapore's Temasek Holdings Pte, plans to set up a $200 million sugar-refining venture at a port in Nigeria to tap growing demand in the nation.
Olam will have an 80 percent stake in the operation with the Lababidi Group, an African company with interests ranging from wheat milling to port real estate, holding the rest. Half the investment will be debt-funded, with the remainder contributed by each partner in line with their equity, Olam said today in a Singapore stock exchange statement.
Olam is banking on Nigeria, Africa's second-largest sugar consumer, maintaining demand that's grown at an annual average of 4.2 percent in the last six years to 1.6 million tons in 2009. Nigerian sugar use may jump to as much as 2.2 million tons in 2013 or 2014, while the state's 44 percent duty on imports of the refined sweetener favors local output, Olam Chief Executive Officer Sunny Verghese said.
"There's a very good chance we'll even increase our capacity" in the Nigeria venture three to four years after Olam brings the 450,000-ton project on line in 2013, Verghese said today on a conference call.
The project will combine land on Tincan Island, Lagos, with the port concession rights of Lababidi. Work to reclaim three hectares of land and port development will help Olam with imports of other produce such as wheat into Nigeria, offsetting costs in other units, Verghese said.
Global sugar supplies are set to fall short of demand for a third consecutive year after bad weather damaged crops in some of the biggest producing countries, Czarnikow Group Ltd. said on Nov. 29. The deficit may be 2.8 million tons for the 12 months through September 2011, according to the London-based broker.
Sugar consumption will jump to 200 million tons by 2020, according to Lindsay Jolly, a senior economist with the International Sugar Organization. The organization estimates demand will rise 2 percent a year for the next decade.
The sugar for the refinery, with a daily capacity of 1,500 tons, will be sourced mainly from Brazil for sale in Nigeria and other West African nations, Olam said. Among potential local buyers would be PepsiCo Inc. and Coca-Cola Co.
Nigeria's two rival sugar refiners, with about 1.2 million tons in capacity in total, may bring another 450,000 tons on line by the time Olam begins its project mid-2013, Verghese said.
Positive Impact
"The venture will have a positive impact, but I doubt that it will stand out in terms of earnings across Olam group as a whole," Ben Santoso, an analyst with DBS Vickers Securities, said by phone.
The Nigerian venture's operating costs are forecast by Olam at about $40 per ton, which the company estimates to be 20 percent below costs at current facilities in Nigeria. The new plant may provide a 38 percent internal rate of return on equity. It will also operate with a 27 percent margin of earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization over sales, Olam said. That compares with a 5 percent Ebitda margin for the group as a whole last year.
The Singapore supplier is entering into the venture less than a year after buying Lababidi's Crown Flour Mills. Olam has held preliminary talks with "our core banks" on raising the loans for the sugar refinery and may involve Nigerian lenders in the deal, Verghese said.
Olam rose 3.3 percent to S$3.17 by 2.45 p.m. local time on the Singapore exchange. Shares have gained 19.2 percent this year, compared with a 10.6 percent gain in the benchmark index.
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Is it possible to get a localised Unix shell, for example, in japanese, arabic or hebrew? Since it should fit on a CD, I want to save space by using Byobu instead of a GUI. But I would like to have an localised command-line interface (at least for logging in).
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Take-Two: Mafia III will 'absolutely' be as big as BioShock and Borderlands
Take-Two wants its Mafia series to sit alongside Borderlands and BioShock as one of its biggest games franchises.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 is also headed to PS3 and Xbox 360
The third Call of Duty: Black Ops title is coming to last-gen, but definitely won't match up to its PS4 and Xbox One counterparts, Activision has said.
GAME to host Diablo III Ultimate Evil Edition lock-ins
GAME is to host in-store hands-on sessions with Diablo III: Reaper of Souls – Ultimate Evil Edition.


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When it comes to games, all manufacturers are guilt of imitating other's products and ideas - whether its customisable console, unique accessories and even firmware updates. Imitation is after all the sincerest form of flattery, and the re-hashed ideas and products usually build on the success of the original.
We've rounded up the six smartest ideas that have been redone by competitors, although its not always been for the better.
6. Avatars
The Originator: Nintendo, who brought personalisation to a new level with Miis. The simple little characters are then playable in certain games, giving gamers even greater affinity with the cute mascots.
The Imitator: If internet rumor is to be believed, Microsoft is considering the idea of introducing 'Avatars' to the Xbox 360. These cute, customisable characters are also rumored to be incorporated into a multitude of games.
The Winner: Miis. Nintendo has incorporated them so successfully into the Wii brand that there's no way a newly introduced concept like Avatars can hope to compare.
5. Wii White
The Originator: Apple, who saw a bar of soap years ago and realised it would be the perfect primer for home electronic products. Whether it's an iPod, iBook or the iPhone 3G, Apple knows people can't turn away from the white.
The Imitator: Nintendo, like Apple, knows that offering a variety of colors is key- see the rainbow of available colors for both the iPod and Game Boy brand. However, it took the company a few consoles to realise the great first color is the complete absence of one. Both the Wii and DS started with one color - white - that has become synonymous with Nintendo's brand this generation.
The Winner: Draw. Nintendo went with the 'rainbow of color options' concept years before Apple, but the iPod made white electronics acceptable. Apple hasn't really tested the gaming waters (yet), so this isn't as egregious an infringement.
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- Guitar Hero: World Tour
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Imitation is rife in the gaming world. But while it may be the sincerest form of flattery, imitation doesn't always create better products. We've rounded up the six smartest ideas that have been rehashed to see whether the original or the imitator is the better product.
4. Guitar Hero: World Tour
The Originator: Harmonix, who took its Guitar Hero concept and expanded it threefold with Rock Band, introducing a second guitar, vocals, and drums. The game was a great success, spawning a sequel due this September.
The Imitator(s): Two companies are hoping to follow Harmonix's footsteps this fall. Activision is working on Guitar Hero: World Tour, which will have the same four-piece concept, as well as a custom music mode. Konami is prepping Rock Revolution, which will utilise the company's rich music game pedigree - it developed Guitar Freaks and Drum Mania years before Guitar Hero and Drum Mania.
The Winner: Rock Band, but not by much. Harmonix hasn't revealed much about Rock Band 2's new features yet, while Konami and Activision have been more forthcoming with details, but an entire year of band dominance has left a near-insurmountable gap between the companies. Guitar Hero does have the name recognition, and Rock Revolution the pedigree, but Rock Band is a proven winner already.
3. Saints' Row
The Originator: Rockstar, the company behind the massively influential Grand Theft Auto series. In particular, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas provided a look at inner-city gang violence in the 1990's.
The Imitator: THQ and its Saints' Row franchise, which provided a look at inner-city gang violence... in the 2000's. As the first new-gen sandbox title, many people thought it stole the thunder GTA was gunning for.
The Winner: Rockstar. All fears that GTA IV would be outgunned were put to rest once the game released. Meanwhile, Saints' Row 2 has been delayed until late 2008, with GTA's steady stellar sales undoubtedly playing a role.
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Imitation is rife in the gaming world. But while it may be the sincerest form of flattery, imitation doesn't always create better products. We've rounded up the six smartest ideas that have been rehashed to see whether the original or the imitator is the better product.
2. Trophies
The Originator: Microsoft didn't expect its Gamerscore system to be such a success when the company launched the Xbox 360, but Achievements have become an integral part of the gaming experience over the last few years. With many of today's multiconsole ports offering a strongly similar gameplay experience on different systems, Achievements have beckoned many gamers to go with the Xbox 360 version.
The Imitator: Sony has recently unveiled Trophies on the gaming public. This reward system is tiered, with bronze, silver, gold, and platinum trophies bestowed upon gamers for progressively more difficult tasks. As of right now, less than a dozen games utilise trophies, but Sony is hoping for full support going forward.
The Winner: Microsoft. We really like what Sony's doing with Trophies, but we're not sure how well it's going to take off. The Gamerscore system could use some innovation - it's been sort of stagnant of late - but to its benefit you know every game makes use of it. Sony may have more versatility with Trophies, but the company really needs to demand that every company utilise it.
1. The Sixaxis
The Originator: When Nintendo announced that its successor to the GameCube would incorporate motion controls, many in the gaming public believed that the company had completely gone crazy. When the public finally got to see the games in motion, they realised the Wii wasn't a gimmick.
The Imitator: Mere months after Nintendo's announcement, Sony unveiled its own motion sensing controller at E3 2006. Dubbed the Sixaxis, Sony made the controversial move of removing rumble from its controller in exchange for a rudimentary motion control system. A year after the release of the Sixaxis, Sony relented and returned rumble to the controller.
The Winner: Nintendo. While there are dozens of Wii games that show off the Wii Remote's unique motion sensing feature, very few PS3 games make use of the Sixaxis/DualShock 3's motion control. Sony has caught quite a bit of flak for the PS3's motion control for poor implementation in games, poorly imitating Nintendo's superior feature, and for keeping rumble out of gamers' hands for a year. It's been the biggest and most blatantly 'borrowed' idea this generation, but who knows what great innovations (and imitatons) the next few years have in store?


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I was wondering if there is a way to play Flash videos without the Flash browser plugin and redirect it to other players like VLC or mplayer?
e.g. Imagine I was on Youtube, then the next thing I do is click on a video link, the link loades up and then somehow VLC plays the video, instead of Adobe Flash.
Can this be done?


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Madura foot: two case reports, review of the literature, and new developments with clinical correlation
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"Madura foot" or pedal mycetoma is a rare destructive infection of the skin and subcutaneous tissues of the foot, progressing to involve muscle and bone. The infection can be caused by both bacteria and fungi. Infection typically follows traumatic implantation of bacteria or fungal spores, which are present in soil or on plant material. Clinically, this entity can be difficult to diagnose and can have an indolent and progressive course. Early diagnosis is important to prevent patient morbidity and mortality. We present two cases of pedal mycetoma, review the literature, review new developments in diagnosis, and discuss magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) features of this unusual entity.
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- Madura foot: two case reports, review of the literature, and new developments with clinical correlation
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Volume 43, Issue 4 , pp 547-553
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- 2014-04
- 10.1007/s00256-013-1751-z
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- 2. USC University Hospital, 1500 San Pablo, Los Angeles, CA, 90033, USA


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Resentment. Fear. Self-Pity. Intolerance. Anger. This cast of character defects will undermine the best-laid plans for recovery from addiction. It's not uncommon for individuals in recovery to hang on to negative, self-defeating behaviors after they've given up their addiction. These are the "rocks" that can sink recovery - or, at the least, block further progress. With more than 100,000 copies sold, Drop the Rock is the definitive guide to removing character defects that can prevent gratifying, long-standing recovery. Based on the Twelve Step program, particularly the principles behind Steps Six and Seven, Drop the Rock combines personal stories, practical advice, and powerful insights to help readers move forward in recovery. The second edition features additional stories, a reference section, and information about starting a Drop the Rock study group.
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Juana Azurduy de Padilla
Juana Azurduy Llanos (July 12, 1780 or 1781 - May 25, 1862) was a South American guerrilla military leader.
She was born on July 12, 1780 or 1781 in the town of Chuquisaca, Viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata (now Sucre, Bolivia).[1] She was Mestizo by ethnicity meaning she was half Spanish and half indigenous. "Her mother married into a family of property" meaning she married into a more wealthy family. Her father however was killed by Spaniards, and the killer apparently got away without any repercussions. She grew up in Chuquisaca and at the age of 12 joined a convent to become a nun.[2] She was eventually expelled at the age of 17 because she rebelled far too often. She married Manuel Ascencio Padilla in 1805,[3] a man who shared her love of the indigenous populations in Bolivia. She spoke Spanish and two South American languages: Quechua and Aymara.[4]
Early life[edit]
Juana Azurduy was born in Toroca, a town located in the Municipality of Potosí in the Viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata (present-day town of Ravelo, Potosí Department, Bolivia) on July 12, 1780. Her parents were Don Matías Azurduy, a rich white owner of many properties and Doña Eulalia Bermudes, a chola from Chuquisaca.
Military life and career[edit]
Upon their return they raised an army and joined in the fighting in the area. She fought a guerrilla style war against the Spanish from 1809 to 1825.[5] On March 8, 1816, her forces captured temporarily the Cerro Rico of Potosí, the main source of Spanish silver, also leading a cavalry charge that resulted in the capturing of the enemy standard. For these actions she was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel on August 16, 1816, by Juan Martín de Pueyrredón, the Supreme Director of the United Provinces of the Río de la Plata at Buenos Aires.[6] However, during a battle in November 1816, she was injured and her husband was killed while trying to save her, at which she led a counterattack to recover his body. When the Spanish eventually counter-attacked in 1818, she fled with some of her soldiers to Northern Argentina where she continued to fight under the command of the Argentinean governor/ guerrilla leader, General Martín Miguel de Güemes. She was appointed to the position of commander of patriotic Northern Army of the Revolutionary Government of the United Provinces of the Rio de la Plata. With this army she was able to establish an insurrection zone, until the Spanish forces withdrew from the area. She was so determined to the cause that she actually fought while she was pregnant, at one point, giving birth to her daughter, then returned to the fight relatively soon after. At the highest point of her control, she commanded an army with an estimated strength of 6,000 men.[7]
Later life[edit]
After her military career was over she returned to Sucre (Chuquisaca), where she died on May 25, 1862. Throughout all the conflicts she lost her four sons and her husband, and yet she continued to perform her duties until she retired and later died.
In historical memory[edit]
At the time of her death, she was forgotten and in poverty, but was remembered as a hero only a century later. She was awarded the rank of general of the Argentine Army in 2009.[8] She also has "The National Programme for Women's Rights and Participation" of Argentina is also named after her.[9]
A 25-ton, 52-foot-high statue of Azurduy was created in Buenos Aires and unveiled July 15, 2015. It was commissioned by Bolivian president Evo Morales, and placed in the space where a statue of Columbus has stood.[10] As of December 2015, months after its inauguration, it shows weathering damage.[11]
A bas relief sculpture of Juana Azurduy was on display as part of an outdoor exhibition of famous Latin Americans on the grounds of the Pan American Union Building in Washington, DC in Spring 2014. Juana Azurduy is also the subject of a children's cartoon designed to promote knowledge of Argentine history.[12]
See also[edit]
- History of Bolivia (1809–1920)
- Argentine War of Independence
- Women in warfare and the military in the 19th century
- Feminist history
- ^ Pallis, Michael "Slaves of Slaves: The Challenge of Latin American Women" (London: Zed Press, 1980) pg. 24
- ^ Knaster, Meri "Women in Spanish America: An Annotated Bibliography from pre-Conquest to Contemporary Times"(Boston: G.K Hall and Co. 1977) pg.501
- ^ Knaster, Meri "Women in Spanish America: An Annotated Bibliography from pre-Conquest to Contemporary Times"(Boston:G.K Hall and Co. 1977) pg.501
- ^ Chasteen, John Charles "Born in Blood and Fire: A Concise History Latin America 2nd ed." (New York: W.W Norton and Company, 2006), pg. 110, information that was not cited directly, is from the previously mentioned book.
- ^ Pallis, Michael "Slaves of Slaves: The Challenge of Latin American Women" (London: Zed Press, 1980) pg. 24
- ^ Felipe Pigna (2004). Los mitos de la historia argentina 1, Chapter: "La tierra en Armas. Los infernales de Martín Miguel de Güemes: Flor del Alto Perú" (The Flower of Upper Peru). Grupo Editorial Norma: Buenos Aires.
- ^ Davies, Catherine, Brewster, Clare, Hilary Owen. "South American Independence. Gender, Politics, Text" (Liverpool: Liverpool University, 2006) pg. 156
- ^ The Argentine President promotes Juana Azurduy to General in the Argentine Army.www.szmm.gov.hu/download.php?ctag=download&docID=14380
- ^ Programa "Juana Azurduy" de Fortalecimiento de Derechos y Participación de las Mujeres (in Spanish)
- ^ Argentina Replaces Columbus Statue with Indigenous Heroine http://www.whitewolfpack.com/2015/07/argentina-replaces-columbus-statue-with.html
- ^ "Polémica por el deterioro del monumento a Azurduy". Clarin.com. Retrieved 2015-12-15.
- ^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTLISkbWFmI
- Salmonson, Jessica Amanda.(1991) The Encyclopedia of Amazons. Paragon House. Page 26. ISBN 1-55778-420-5
- Link to the Book Chapters of: Pacho O'Donnell (1994). The Woman Lieutenant Colonel, in Spanish. Planeta: Buenos Aires.
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- Release Date: Feb 19, 2010
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The Ghost Writer is the kind of impeccable adult entertainment, able to alternate edge-of-your-seat episodes with bleakly comic moments, that Hitchcock used to specialize in and that Polanski himself realized so successfully in "Chinatown" and "Rosemary's Baby."
The Ghost Writer is so rich you may feel you paid too little for your ticket when the whole thing meets its very Polanski-ish climax. Please don't tell anyone.
This movie is the work of a man who knows how to direct a thriller. Smooth, calm, confident, it builds suspense instead of depending on shock and action.
Here's another thought: This old man who can't leave the house has just made the first important film of 2010.
The Ghost Writer is a triumph: elegant, accomplished, and (this is the hardest part to admit) occasionally even wise.
An extraordinarily precise and well-made political thriller--the best thing Polanski has done since the seventies, when he brought out the incomparable "Chinatown" and the very fine "Tess."
All credit to a finely tuned Brosnan for packing so much intensity and wayward wit into his scenes with McGregor. Their verbal duels make for a dazzling game of cat-and-mouse.
Polanski turns a conventional conspiracy thriller into a triumph of tone, ensemble playing and atmospheric menace.
The Ghost Writer may not go down as one of Polanski's masterpieces, but if it does end up being his swan song, it's the ideal denouement to a life and career of unsettling resonance.
The Ghost Writer is minor Polanski but it's one of the rare thrillers these days that plays up to you instead of down.
Ferrific fun and rousing proof that there's still vital life in an aging master filmmaker.
If he made The Ghost Writer under a pseudonym, it might be roundly hailed as the classy white-knuckler it is. But it's Polanski's name above the title, with his own ghosts haunting each frame.
Polanski has made a genre piece with a verve and vitality that's in sadly short supply.
Mr. Polanski's work with his performers is consistently subtle even when the performances seem anything but, which is true of this very fine film from welcome start to finish.
The result is a tight, taut, witty and highly theatrical entertainment, shot in shades of wintry gray, that will keep you guessing right through its final fadeout.
Polanski builds suspense slowly, exquisitely. It's not a matter of shocking the audience, although there are surprises, but of creating an ever-growing sense of dread.
The Ghost Writer hasn't the complexity or breadth of such stunners as "Chinatown" or "The Pianist," but it is nevertheless a solidly built little roundelay of intrigue with a veracity that seems torn from newspaper headlines.
As with most political thrillers, The Ghost Writer emphasizes plot development and atmosphere over action. It's an "adult" thriller as opposed to one designed for viewers suffering from ADD.
Marked by clever twists and turns, the story unfolds at just the right pace. The dialogue -- adapted by Polanski and British writer Robert Harris from Harris' novel The Ghost-- is incisive and interspersed with wit.
Loaded with Hitchcockian hugger-mugger, this is a genre Polanski clearly revels in.
As an exercise in craft, it's surprisingly successful, thanks to the strong cast and the vivid depiction of a modern leader's security apparatus. But as a political statement or personal drama, The Ghost Writer is nearly invisible.
If it is possible to watch this work as a movie rather than using it as a referendum on its maker's guilt or innocence, the audience that craves mature, sophisticated and grown-up entertainment will find much to admire here.
We should hail a movie that recalls creepy political thrillers of the mid-'70s, back when some films were made for grownups and the comfortable catharsis of a happy ending was not required -- think of the panoramically cryptic worldview of "The Parallax View" and "Three Days of the Condor," and of course, "Chinatown."
This is a polished, palatable intrigue, with a knockout performance from Olivia Williams as the PM's hardened wife and a highly persuasive one from Kim Cattrall, cast against type as his buttoned-up personal assistant. But the mystery is unraveled a bit too conveniently.
Has moments of heart-pounding suspense and brief glimmers of greatness, thanks to fine performances by Ewan McGregor, Pierce Brosnan and Olivia Williams, but overall feels uneven, sprawling and strangely incomplete.
It's not one of Polanski's masterpieces, but The Ghost Writer doesn't dilute his reputation as a master of suspense.
This is a slicker, shallower exercise. It's hypnotic as it unfolds, but once the credit roll frees you from its grip, it doesn't bear close scrutiny.
Despite the packed plot adapted by Polanski and Robert Harris from Harris' novel -- the pacing feels oddly slack.
What the picture most needed was a complete cinematic rethink and, yes, even some action to move it along.
Although the movie is reasonably suspenseful for a while and has a few witty moments (of a first draft, the ghost says, "All the words are there. They're just in the wrong order"), it rings false.
The result is a political thriller refreshingly long on grown-up dialogue yet lamentably shy on, well, thrills. This chatty thing does go on.
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Sep 27, 2011Roman Polanski uses "The Ghost Writer" to show that he's still not old, and he perfectly demonstrates his abilities to the audience. He leadsRoman Polanski uses "The Ghost Writer" to show that he's still not old, and he perfectly demonstrates his abilities to the audience. He leads the movie with smooth direction and even has the capacity to add humor in such tense situations. Man, I do like this guy...… Full Review »
StephenSFeb 27, 2010Clearly the reviewers and I did not see the same movie. The writing was contrived and plot-driven. The audience was laughing out loud at Clearly the reviewers and I did not see the same movie. The writing was contrived and plot-driven. The audience was laughing out loud at scenes that were supposed to be tense. There was so much implausibility here. Then when the wife of the prime minister jumps into bed with MacGregor, the audience fell out of their chair. This is a weak movie. Could someone please tell me I'm not crazy? thank you.… Full Review »
Jan 19, 2011It's not the best Polanski I've seen (the most unsettling for me is still The Tenant) but it is still a Polanski, very political - smashingIt's not the best Polanski I've seen (the most unsettling for me is still The Tenant) but it is still a Polanski, very political - smashing over plausibility to make a point - very critical, dark and thrilling. Loved it.… Full Review »


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Some surnames are derived from the occupation of the person who first held the name. Scrymgeour is most likely such a name, referring to one who was a fencing-master, coming from the old French "eskermisseour", meaning "fencer" and which came in turn from the old high German word "skirmen", which meant "to defend". Such fencing-masters always found plentiful employment in medieval Europe, though they were officially banned from some large cities, such as London, because they could be a dangerous influence on others. Notice the similarities between the name Scrymgeour and the modern English word "skirmisher".
The surname Scrymgeour was first found in Fife, where some records speak of a Clan Scrymgeour, who held the position of hereditary standard-bearers of Scotland. One of them, known originally as Alexander, son of Colyn, son of Carun, obtained in 1293 a lease of the land or Torr from Thomas de Kylmaron for his services in this position of standard-bearer. By 1298, Alexander had adopted the name 'Skirmeschur' and had a charter for some lands near Dundee from Sir William Wallace, Guardian of the Kingdom. Along with the lands came the title of Constable of the Castle of Dundee and this became a hereditary office of the Chief of the Scrimgeours. Eight years later, he was taken as a prisoner of war and was hung at Newcastle-on-Tyne on the express orders of Edward I.
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You know how some early-'00s DVD sets have those creepy, cryptic instrumental themes that repeat during the interval between when you slip them into the player and when you actually start watching them? This is kind of like that, only longer and on an otherwise movingly lachrymose record.
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Exploded in Hendrix vs. "The Star-Spangled Banner" style, the three-note string that opens "Here Comes the Bridge" falls prey to afterburner sear and g-force whiplash. By the time you reach the other end of this cyclonic 13-minute dissembling, you won't be sure what anything means, let alone concepts as vague and nebulous as "love" or "marriage."
"Exhibit Q"
Rap is so narcissistic and ego-driven at this point that when an MC says something like "2010 is not mine/I'm just growing, motherfucker," it sticks out like a sore thumb. Miami's QuESt didn't title his latest mixtape How Thoughtful just for kicks; he hails from the Talib Kweli/Tribe Called Quest school of "conscious" rap, where plaints like "Reactions use to cause me trouble/I prefer responding" are the norm. But I like him, and his too-smart dithering, and the jazzy, chill feel of the productions he jacks here. Only minus: During condensed-rhyme runs like this he sometimes seems to get a little bored, like he's got ADHD or something.
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Two months from now, some fey, underfed high school junior—you'll know him because he'll be the only dude wearing a scarf and a ski cap in the mall food court—will be finalizing his senior yearbook quote, which will either be "In the ghettos dreaming of meadows" or "Dime novels discarded in hovels." He will be inordinately proud of himself, but 10 years from now, he'll wish he'd quoted Animal Collective's "My Girls" instead.
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Sampled finger chimes flare like sonar pings through an ambient feedback storm that swells in size and intensity until you realize that for the last several minutes, a vicious psychic tidal wave has been savaging you like a child's abandoned rag doll.
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Miranda Lambert is taking her platinum hair and going on tour. The singer has just revealed 30 cities she'll be hitting throughout this summer and early fall.
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The reigning champ could not get past the Aussie, and had to settle for second, with Samsung Honda's Alex Lowes making his way on to the third step of the rostrum.
Byrne led from the opening lap, followed by Milwaukee Yamaha's James Ellison and Samsung Honda's Ryuichi Kiyonari. Lowes had to start from the second row, in seventh as he had a four place grid penalty after a move on Ellison in race two.
On lap two the safety car was deployed after Bathams Honda rider Michael Rutter suffered a technical problem at Old Hall, and oil was spilled on to the track. After four laps the safety car went back to the pits and Lowes decided to make a move at Old Hall, to go second.
On lap seven Byrne was still leading the charge, elsewhere Kiyo was up to fifth, but went wide at Hizzy's after an altercation with Halsall Racing's Tommy Bridewell, and the former triple champion went wide and had to join from the back of the pack. Two laps later Tyco Suzuki's PJ Jacobsen went wide in exactly the same place after the New Yorker suffered a technical problem and then later returned to his garage.
On lap twelve Brookes found some extra pace to make a move on Lowes at Hizzy's and a lap later got the better of race two winner Byrne to go first at Cascades, only for Byrne to go straight back in the lead.
Bridewell obviously had enough of waiting behind Ellison and made a move going into the home straight and went up to third after overtaking Lowes in the process. But that only lasted till the Old Hall corner and Lowes and Ellison managed to regain their old positions, and the Devizes rider found himself back in fifth.
Brookes made his move at Druids, and this time it stuck on Byrne and even though the Kawasaki rider tried to get the better of the Aussie he could not get back in the lead and Brookes pushed ahead to clinch his second win of the season, followed by Byrne and Lowes rounding off the top three.
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Gambit, Jean Grey and Rogue do not appear in this episode.
After Beast's sentence when Wolverine and Cyclops start to leave, Sabretooth is suddenly throwing chairs out of anger in the middle of the courtroom, which means he must have been in the courtroom during the trial given that Cyclops and Wolverine were seated right by the entrance. But he's in his uniform, so wouldn't somebody notice him before he flipped out?
Xavier's flashback is a toned down version of Magneto's origins. It is clear that these events occurred during World War II, the Holocaust and the Nazis are depicted in subtext and generic army men.
This episode has the first full appearance of the X-Men's greatest villain, Magneto; and Wolverine's arch rival, Sabretooth. Both had a cameo in the first episode.
Beast's lawyer's name is Hodge, possibly of relation to Cameron Hodge from "Slave Island".
In the entire scene after the courtroom with Jubilee, Storm, and Xavier, the audio is about a second later than the lip movements or events. This problem is fixed after the commercial break. Also, this problem is only on the Storm-redubbed episodes.
At the cerebro scene, while Storm's mouth is moving Jubilee's voice is coming out.
The size of the bunk beds behind Beast in his cell changes repeatedly when he's talking to Magneto, to the point they're twice as big as the both of them, to so small nobody could fit comfortable on the bottom bunk!
When Xaiver is looking for Magneto it goes to a closeup of him and his tie is yellow and black but then the camera closes up to storm then goes back to Xaiver and his tie is blue and black.
In the "previous on X-Men" sequence, a shot from the original-broadcast version of "Night Of The Sentinels (2)" is left in, showing Jubilee sitting in the room with the X-Men as they watch the President's speech about the break-in. In the revised version, Jubilee was removed, since, at that time in the show, she was captive in Detroit! But you can see it here, in that recap.
Another shot from the original broadcast of the previous episode is in that recap, showing Cyclops with grey-lensed glasses on when shouting, "Not!" to the Sentinel.
In the opening scene, Beast is flipping through the pages of Animal Farm - backwards.
Guard 1: Hey look! A mutant who can read!
Guard 2: Aww, Animal Farm, he's just lookin' at the pictures. You see any relatives in there, hairball?
(Both guards laugh)
Magneto: The humans must be crushed...and I have the power to do it.
Beast: If you prick us, do we not bleed?
Judge: Don't tempt these people, Mr. McCoy.
(Sabretooth is being attacked by guards at Beast's trial)
Cyclops: They're gonna kill him!
Wolverine: Good!
Cyclops: What?!
Wolverine: (To Professor X) How come we're supposed to trash your old enemy but we gotta go easy on mine?
Beast: Ahh... Wolverine. So impulsive!
(Cyclops explaining about Sabretooth to Professor X)
Cyclops: Wolverine knows him and hates him.
Professor X: Did he give a reason?
Cyclops: Does he ever?
Wolverine: I dunno what corner you crawled outta, bub. But we don't find launchin' nuclear missiles all that liberatin.'
Cyclops: Come quietly or be taken.
Wolverine: And I hope you wanna be taken.
Storm: I suppose that a civil war is your answer.
Magneto: Better that we die on our feet than live on our knees.
This episode made its debut on a Friday afternoon (the only episode of the show to premiere on a weekday until season 3), for a good reason. X-Men won the 1992 Fox Kids TV Takeover, in which viewer's could mail-in their picks for the best shows on the line-up. The special block of all-viewer-picked shows then aired the day after Thanksgiving.
This episode is loosely based on "Uncanny X-Men #1" (September 1963), where Magneto attacked the Cape Citadel missile base.
When this episode originally aired, it had Iona Morris still doing the voice of Storm. But all subsequent repeats have redubbed Storm's voice with Alison Sealy-Smith's.
Beast: Looks like I'll have time to catch up on my Dostoevsky.
The book Beast plans to read while in prison awaiting trial, titled "Crime and Punishment", is very appropriate reading indeed (considering both his legal plight, and how long it'll take to read it!)
Beast: To paraphrase the Bard... I am a mutant. Have not a mutant senses? Affections? Fed with the same food, warmed and cooled with the same winter and summer as a human is? If you prick us, do we not bleed?
The original quote Beast alters to make his point comes from Shylock's lament in William Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice.
Beast's Book: "Animal Farm" by George Orwell
The book Beast is reading in prison is none other than George Orwell's famous novel "Animal Farm."
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The city of Amarillo will sponsor a banquet to honor people who exhibited fair, accurate and balanced media coverage of people with disabilities.
The Barbara Jordan Media Awards will begin at 6 p.m. Saturday in the Civic Center Grand Plaza. The awards will honor excellence in media coverage of Texans with disabilities. Twelve people from around the state will receive the special recognition by local media presenters.
The Texas Governor's Committee on People with Disabilities chose Amarillo based on the Focus on Abilities banquet the city sponsors every October, said Rob Nagel, in charge of management analysis at city hall.
"They were so impressed with our banquet and with the Grand Plaza, they asked if we would be willing to host the Barbara Jordan Media Awards," Nagel said. "It's been a challenge to coordinate, but really exciting."
Jordan taught at Tuskeegee Institute, practiced law and was elected to the Texas Senate. Her legislative colleagues elected Jordan, the first black state senator since 1883, the president pro tempore of the Senate in 1972. Later, she ran for the United States House of Representatives and was the first black woman from a southern state to serve in Congress.
In 1990, she was inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame and in 1994 was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Gold medal Olympian Brandon Slay will deliver the keynote address during the banquet.
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Brown Rice and Barley
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 50 mins
Koreans have long embraced the healthful properties of whole grains like millet, barley and oats. This combination is fragrant and delicious! Adapted from Gourmet magazine(March 2009).
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 cups short grain brown rice (or medium grain)
- 1⁄2 cup pearl barley
- 3 1⁄2 cups water (or vegetable broth)
- salt and pepper
- Rinse the rice and barley in a sieve, then drain and move to a 4-5 quart heavy pot.
- Add water or broth and bring to a rolling boil.
- Reduce heat to low and cook covered, about 45 minutes.
- Remove from heat and let stand, covered, 10 minutes. Stir from top to bottom with a rubber spatula. Add salt and pepper to taste, or whatever seasoning you like. This is good served with veggies, soy sauce and a little butter too. Enjoy!
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Thank you, Sharon 123, for this recipe; it was a good mix! I upped the barley to a cup and reduced the brown rice to 1.5 cups to add even more of barley's health properties. This mixture turns out fluffy and way better than the sum of its parts. Thanks also to -Rita- for the suggestion of adding onion and a bit of olive oil at the beginning, which I did do. If anyone can find it, try Better Than Boullion if you don't have stock on hand--it makes for a tasty base.
Very nice! I used beef broth and it added a nice richness. I would eat this with just some chicken and green onions in it! You asked for short or medium grain brown rice, but I had long grain and it worked just fine. I am freezing this in 12 x 1/2 cup portions for my DFIL to add to his meals. Made for Football Tag, week 5. Thanks Sharon123! :)
I love barley and brown rice. So I knew I couldn't go wrong with this recipe. I sauteed a small chopped onion in olive oil then added the rice and barley to coat with oil. added water and walla. A delish side. Thanks Sharon for a healthy yummy side.


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Francisco Montoya's Alleged Graffiti Tagging Found On Flickr, Ecstasy Found In His Home, LAPD Says
All your yuppie downtown are belong to us.
Here's a cautionary tale for all you aspiring spray-can artistes out there: If you're "throwing up" your beautiful work on someone's property without permission, try not to post photos of your conquests on Flickr.
The LAPD on Friday says Francisco Montoya's alleged tags as RUSIA ended up prominently on Flickr, along with some of the work of a tagging crew cops said he belongs to, On The Run, a.k.a. OTR.
When cops caught up with Montoya and brother Aldo, who they say tagged as ALDOE, they said they found ecstasy pills and high-grade marijuana.
"Anyone familiar with downtown Los Angeles will recognize these tags," said LAPD Lt. Paul Vernon. "We believe that these vandals have cost the public and businesses thousands of dollars."
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Because of the alleged narcotics discovery, Francisco was booked on suspicion of possessing ecstasy for sale. His bail was set at 50K. Aldo was booked on suspicion of having pot for sale. His bail was set at 40K.
Cops said both men are 26 and that both were on probation for "prior convictions."
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They also said one of Francisco's RUSIA tags on a 710 freeway train trestle would cost $25,000 to clean up and would probably necessitate temporarily shutting down the freeway and railroad.
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permissive, free, free and easy, easygoing, libertarian, indulgent, lenient
[Antonyms] narrow-minded, bigoted
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progressive, advanced, modern, forward-looking, forward-thinking, progressivist, enlightened, reformist, radical
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"We believe intrinsic value is zero," writes Whitney Tilson of the $2.6B-valued InterOil (IOC) in his monthly letter . "Real energy companies do not quickly make multi-billion dollar commitments in "poor, corrupt countries." Even in the doubtful case InterOil has discovered a major gas field, it will take years to find a big-tme partner, yet the company has promised such to the government in the near future. [[More on IOC]].
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The Daily Word in Obama's year-end conference, a potted puppy and "the object"
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It's time for President Obama's year-end news conference!
Who will save Blackberry?
Could our recent economic growth and rise in stocks lead toward a prosperous 2014?
It looks like Bertha found "the object."
In case you're unemployed, Eclipse Aerospace might have a job for you.
Animals shelters around Albuquerque have asked people to stop bringing in animals because there's no room left.
A parent went into a classroom and threatened a student at Colinas Del Norte Elementary School in Rio Rancho.
A portland pup ate too many weed brownies and had to be taken to the vet. Poor guy couldn't handle the high.
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The Daily Word in the murderous mall, micro-hut housing, a Blackberry bailout and the great maple syrup mystery
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New Mexico Supreme Court to hear same sex marriage arguments.
Pillow Case Bandit arrested at Sunport.
Heavy rains are affecting New Mexico's chile crop.
Do we really want the roads into Chaco Canyon paved?
Update and speculation on the hostage and murder situation in Kenya shopping center.
Plan B in Native American communities.
Some things aren't supposed to be put in the toilet.
Micro-housing for Swedish university students.
A Canadian billionaire is offering to buy the troubled Blackberry company.
Steve Jobs buried a time capsule thirty years ago.
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Sisters rescue three from burning boat
Published: Tuesday, September 7, 2010 at 11:56 a.m.
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CHAUVIN — For Carla Ghere and Carolyn Tillman, Monday morning started out like most any other, tending to their crab traps in Lake Boudreaux.
But when the two sisters saw flames shooting from a troubled shrimp boat just before 6 a.m., they sprang into action, aiding the three fishermen clinging to their blazing boat.
"We were pulling up cages when we saw the boat," said Ghere, 27, who lives in Bayou Blue. "Then we turned and saw the flames. When we got closer, we heard one of the guys hollering
'Help us.' "
Tillman, 26, lives in Houma.
When they neared the fishing skiff they saw that two of the men were hanging on to the front of their vessel. A third was tangled in the shrimp boat's nets.
The sisters worked as a team to help the men onto their crab boat, leaving the burning vessel behind.
Lt. Mike Ledet from the Terrebonne Parish Sheriff's Office Water Patrol met the rescuers and the rescued near the Boudreaux Canal Bridge. He said the cause of the fire has not yet been determined.
The boat's owner, Royal Smith of Chauvin, along with deckhands Vince Stafford and Keith Vincent of Houma, received no injuries.
Smith said he was grateful for the help.
"They were fast, and they came and picked up the guys," Smith said. "The fire was on the boat, but it's not like it was a bad accident. The boat is burnt, but we are going to salvage it."
Smith said he sees the sisters out on the lake every day, and while he credits them with being good neighbors, he gives them even more credit for the daily hard work of crabbing that they perform.
"Here they are out here every day fishing crabs, these two women," he said, adding that he was not particularly shaken by the experience.
"Things happen in cars every day; this just happened to be a boat," he said. "It was a freak of nature what happened."
Smith set out later in the day in another boat to retrieve the frames for his skimmers.
The sisters went on with their crabbing.
"It was a pretty shaky experience," Tillman said.
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What do Victoria Beckham and Brooke Burke have in common? Well they're both moms, both live in Los Angeles, both apparently have a thing for basic black and…
for Hermes! I doubt Brooke's Hermes haul could out do Victoria's, who reportedly has spent about $2 million dollars on her Hermes habit. Yowza. Both moms were spotted over the last day or so wearing all black and holding onto a oh so always coveted Hermes bag. They each toted different styles but both chic and stylish, natch.
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Persona 3 coming to PSP
The remake for the first game is not even out the door yet for the PSP and they seem to have skipped 2, yet Atlus are porting Persona 3 for the PSP from the PS2 – that's according to the latest issue of Famitsu.
There's not much there in the way of info except that the port will have a new female playable character.
No date yet.
Scans over at the Examiner.
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