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Keppel Corp Ltd., the world's biggest builder of oil platforms, said its unit, Keppel FELS Ltd., received a $180 million jackup rig order from Jasper Investments Ltd. for delivery in the first half of 2013.
*Eastern Holdings said it expects profit rise for year ended March 31 due to asset sales. *Keppel Corp Ltd. said its unit received a $180 million jackup rig order from Jasper Investments Ltd. for delivery in the first half of 2013. *Neptune Orient Lines Ltd. said it will start scanning cargo delivered to its Yokohama terminal before they leave Japan. The checks for radioactive levels will begin on April 6. *Parkway REIT said its buildings in Japan not structurally damaged. *United Engineers said it sold its Chinese unit for 9.1m yuan.
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HOUSTON -- Despite a solid pitching effort by Kenn Kasparek and Cole Green, the No. 19 Texas Longhorns dropped a 2-1 decision to the St. John's Red Storm in NCAA Division I Baseball Championship regional action at Reckling Park.
With the score tied 1-1, St. John's (42-14) scored an error-aided run in the top of the ninth inning for the decisive tally. Gino Matias grounded back to Green to leadoff the inning. Green bobbled the ball and recovered to throw to Brandon Belt on first, but the toss was muffed for an error. With one out, Brian Kemp singled to put runners on the corners and Jeff Grantham hit a grounder, but the Longhorns were unable to turn the inning-ending double play allowing Matias to score the go-ahead run.
Texas (37-21) manufactured a run in the home half of the second inning to draw first blood. With one out, Brandon Belt hit a ground-rule double down the leftfield line, moved to third on a groundout by Russell Moldenhauer and scored on an infield single by David Hernandez, staking the Horns to a 1-0 lead.
The Red Storm responded with an equalizer in the top of the third. Kasparek issued leadoff walks to Tim Morris and Kemp. Grantham put down a sacrifice bunt advancing runners to second and third and Carlos Del Rosario plated Morris with a groundout to second base, tying the game at 1-1.
Colin Lynch (4-1) earned the win in relief for St. John's, pitching 1.1 scoreless innings, retiring all four batters he faced. Cole Green (3-6) was saddled with the loss despite pitching three solid innings of relief. He allowed one unearned run on two hits and one walk while striking out three.
Both starters put in solid efforts. Kasparek allowed one run, scattering four hits and five runs while striking out four over six innings. Scott Barnes yielded one run on six hits and one walk while striking out four over 7.2 innings.
The Red Storm's Chris Anninos was the only player to log multiple hits, going 2-for-3.
The Longhorns will play either Rice or Sam Houston State in a 2 p.m. contest Saturday at Reckling Park.
Opening Statement: We got beat 2-1 in a game that was played about the same by both teams. They capitalized on their opportunity in the ninth, we didn't capitalize in the eighth or the fourth and that was the difference in the ball game.
On if the team was playing uptight: I thought their pitcher was very good. I didn't feel like the team was uptight. We handled a lot of plays with rhythm and timing and I thought we were good. I didn't sense in the dugout or by their body movements on the field or the way they went about things that they were uptight. I thought their pitcher was excellent. The game was about the same. If you really look at everything thing that happened we had runners on second and third in the fourth inning with one out and didn't score, they had runners on first and third with one out and hit into a double play. Everything was almost identical all the way through. Same number of errors and whether you want to call it a quality game for one team and lousy game for the other team I think you have to call it the same kind of game for both teams. The difference ended up being one run. It's very difficult of course, but that is still the difference. They capitalized on one opportunity, we had two opportunities and we failed to capitalize.
On what made St. John's pitcher Scott Barnes so effective: He kept the ball down, around the knees; he had three quality pitches that he threw. He didn't mix in his change up a lot but when he did it was a good quality pitch. He kept us off balance a little bit, but we barreled some balls up that went right to people and there isn't anything you can do about that, that's baseball. We have to let it go though. It's going to hurt tonight, we don't like losing. We have another game to play tomorrow and we have to come out with the same attitude of we're the best team and I feel we have a chance to do that.
On what the team has to do now: It's not the end of the world. It's not over with. If you think about it we're in the regional. You have to lose two games to get out of here. I think we're in a good position because our backs are against the wall, what are we going to do about it? It's do-or-die now, and I'm fine. I think with the team that we have and the talent we have and knowing how we can play baseball we're going to do alright. We're going to fight as much as we possibly can. We fought hard today, you have to tip your hat to their pitcher because he was a darn good pitcher. Tomorrow is a brand new day and that's the great thing about baseball you can start fresh, you can start new and hopefully get a win tomorrow.


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A No Name University, with absolutely nothing of note to offer to any prospective student except the gaurantee of therapy and wasting 100K+ of their parent's money. The student body is indeed unique, in that they find mocking their lack of a football team humorous and using "Mount" as a verb for any and all sexual jokes as educated wit. It is, however, the number one school in western Maryland for producing grandiose plans of development and never acting upon them. Although there are no fraternities on campus, the conduct of several student-run organizations, specifically the men's rugby team, will make you believe otherwise. Any prospective student which has recieved propoganda from MSM must take note of the invisible writing on the back cover panel, for none of the scenic views portrayed within the pamphlet are actaully anywhere near the campus itself. Most students can not agree upon which is the more ironic facet of the mockery of higher education that is Mount Saint Mary's: 1. That it claims to be a well known institute of progressive education while existing in the middle of no where (the closest outpost of civilization being a one stoplight town which will eventually be consumed by Gettysburg) or 2. That it claims to be a tranquil campus in a small town setting while route 15 literally divides the campus in half. In short, The definition of Mount Saint Mary's University is waste of life, money, effort and potential.
HS Student 1: "Bro, I'm thinking of applying to Mount Saint Mary's College/University "
HS Student 2: "Dont"
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The Party Scene
The Mount offers a wide variety of parties. The sports team act of though they are fraternities and each seem to have a competition to who can throw the best bash. The rugby team is known for the weekend keggers, the lax team is known for the roofie parties, the baseball team for their jungle juice and soccer parties at the townhouses. The best times we have are at theme parties that range from ceo-secartary hoes to 8th grade dance party. The adminstration knows all this campus does is drinks so they provide after-parties but we all show up for the free pizza drunk off our asses.
The Mount offers a wide variety of parties. The sports team act of though they are fraternities and each seem to have a competition to who can throw the best bash. The rugby team is known for the weekend keggers, the lax team is known for the roofie parties, the baseball team for their jungle juice and soccer parties at the townhouses. The best times we have are at theme parties that range from ceo-secartary hoes to 8th grade dance party. The adminstration knows all this campus does is drinks so they provide after-parties but we all show up for the free pizza drunk off our asses.
Tiki Dance
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Christmas Dance
by Big Bertha April 10, 2005
Don't let the partying reputation fool you; yes it is a blast at Mount Saint Mary's. The best-kept secret though is all the power players you'll meet down the road who went there! For some reason, Mounties clean up real good and pull in some sick paychecks. And, more importantly, they are undyingly loyal and take care of their own.
Mount Saint Mary's College/University graduates are, for example, senior officials with the FBI, Directorate of National Intelligence, Attorneys, CEOs of major corporations and very active in Maryland politics
by To the Mount! April 04, 2008
Where everyone knows your name....and your business. This small campus provides a taste of everything. You got the preps, the hicks, the potheads, and gangstas (aka the lax team the rugby team the baseball team and the basketball team) in that order. Now of course you find the ever so dominate group on a catholic campus "God-squad" who going to church everyday is like breathing. The Mount is a beautiful campus and does provide an excellent education among other things.
rides around the mountain
by Susie April 10, 2005
Yeah, uh, Mount Saint Mary's has its ups and downs, but in the long run it kicks more ass then most other schools I've ever been to. So come here, have fun and wake up and do it all again.
water pong kicks ass
by me April 22, 2005
A quaint little shithole in the middle nowhere, and by nowhere I mean Emmitsburg, MD. A place where the Keystone flows like wine, and Chad Smith, class of 2006 is the community cum dumpster. An institution where the fun police await to pounce on unsuspecting students from behind every corner and within every shadow.
Chad Smith: Do you have any beer?
Brent Bacon: Yes, but only if you bang me.
Brent Bacon: Yes, but only if you bang me.
by Chad Smith April 01, 2005
Only place where hicks, preppy kids, spoiled assholes,Long Island bitches, sluts, dogs and god-squads can live in harmony. It is a beautiful place, but shitty place to be. Only hicks and rednecks can appreciate this shitty county hole they call "Emmitsburg". It's where Jersey kids come down and start crying because they don't know how to fill up the gas for their cars. It's where assholes and bitches from New York come for an education, because they were way too retarded to get into NYU or Columbia. It's where Maryland kids come, because they couldn't get into Loyola or wanted to get some Jersey/New York ass. It's where you get to know some hicks if you are one of those sheltered rich kids. It's where a hick can get to know what the hell Abercrombie is. For Abercrombie lovers, it's a hellish place to be, 'cause they don't have a store around. However, you do get to see the clothes on fake-tanned decent girls by day, slutty whores by night and weekends. Dudes are not any better. They are man whores and like to think that they are gangstas. In real life, they are white as they can be and doesn't know shit about living in projects or having a rough life. They all tend to be stupid especially if they play sports. Only redeeming quality is that their parents are rich or rich enough to help them when they graduate with less than a stellar GPA and accomplishments. It's where you are one of those stereotypes mentioned here, you know that you are and you don't give a shit, 'cause tomorrow is another day and there is another freshman girl you need to screw before her freshman 15.
Example - Steve from Class of 2002 proudly proclaiming (writing on the bed frame in his room)the fact that he did anal with his girlfriend in A26.
Example 2 - JRT. Case Closed.
Example 2 - JRT. Case Closed.
by Always a Mountie April 22, 2005
Mount St. Mary's a beautiful place to visit but to go to school here is a different story...all I am going to say is never judge someone when their parents are around. It is a major party school, well only when PS isn't busting in and confiscating all the beer for themselves. It is a place where hooking up is more then just exchanging phone numbers...where kissing when you first meet at the party leads to a midnight humping session. Here you are guaranteed to be known by the second day, your name and all your business. The Mount is a place where it becomes kool to drive from building to building blasting your radio between classes and the place to be on Friday nights is the local Pub. It is a place where they are plan things like deciding to build a 3,000 to 5,000 seat stadium ...mind you it is more seats then the amount of residents and students who stay in Emmitsburg..... Instead of building a new dorm and renovating the Terrace before it catches in fire and burns down in 2 minutes. It is a place where tuitions goes up about $5,000 every year... and what do we have to show for it.... Bocce and Disc golf... (Can somebody explain what the hell Bocce Is?) But what can I say the Mount is a beautiful campus to visit...but not to stay.
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Oregon's Network of Climate Knowledge
Changes in the Wind
Nathan Gilles, Science Communication Specialist with the Oregon Climate Change Research Institute at OSU has written an article in Terra Magazine Spring 2016. The article addresses Marine Ecosystems at risk in a changing world. Clues come from beaches, salmon and old ice. Terra Magazine (Spring 2016).
Mid-valley heat wave didn't set record
The weather was scorching this weekend, but not record-setting on Saturday and Sunday according to readings from the Hyslop Weather Station between Corvallis and Albany. Saturday's high temperature reached 95 degrees and Sunday hit 93 degrees. But both were short of the 96-degree records for June 4 and June 5, set in 1935, said Kathie Dello, deputy director of the Oregon Climate Service at Oregon State University. Hyslop's records date back to 1893. "We were lucky to get a little bit of marine air to cool us down." Dello said. Democrat Herald (June 6, 2016).
NOAA: Another hot summer coming to Oregon
Yet another hot summer is likely coming to Oregon. The long-term forecast is calling for temperatures "well above average" from June to August in the Pacific Northwest, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Climate Prediction Center. "We can't say exactly how hot it's going to be, just that there's a good chance we'll be above average," said Kathie Dello, deputy director of the Oregon Climate Service at Oregon State University. Statesman Journal (May 30, 2016).
NATIVE SPEAKER, Dr. Samantha Chisholm Hatfield
Join the Student Sustainability Initiative and Native American Longhouse – Eena Haws for an evening with Dr. Samantha Chisholm Hatfield, a member of the Confederate Tribes of Siletz Indians of Oregon, as she shares Traditional Ecological or Environmental Knowledge, passed down through oral tradition and first-hand observations.
TIME: May 18th, 6:00 PM
LOCATION: The Native American Longhouse – Eena Haws, 311 SW 26th St, Corvallis, OR 97331. Accommodation requests related to a disability should be made to Jen Christion Myers at 541-737-6938 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Rising seas bring together scientists and tribes
SEATTLE — Last week, a group of environmental scientists, resource managers, planners, researchers, students and elders gathered at the Mountaineers' headquarters on Sand Point Way to exchange ideas. The occasion was a two-day forum called "Making Sense of Sea Level Rise," organized and hosted by the Tulalip Tribes. The symposium was geared toward combining knowledge from disparate organizations and individuals and looking for opportunities to collaborate. Herald Net (May 2, 2016).
Heat, rain make for wild weather week
This has been a wild week for weather in the mid-Willamette Valley, with a taste of summer followed by ferocious thunderstorms. Downpours Thursday night resulted in a new record of 1.04 inches of rain for the day, said Kathie Dello, deputy director of the Oregon Climate Service at Oregon State University. The previous record was .65 inches back in 1978. The heavy precipitation came on the heels of a record-setting 84 degrees on Tuesday at Hyslop, she added, topping the previous mark of 80 degrees set in 1918. Overall, April has been hot so far, with a temperature about six degrees above average in Linn and Benton counties, Dello said. Regardless, the warm temperatures are resulting in a rapidly melting snowpack throughout Oregon. "There are some areas where the snow is almost gone," Dello said. "Places that have reservoir storage like the Willamette will be OK. Places without reservoir storage may see some (water) shortages this summer. This summer is projected to be hot again, so there could be fire issues," she said. Democrat Herald (April 22, 2016).
As forecasters get it wrong, Oregon lucky with snowpack
Winter forecasters don't know quite everything, and this winter brought proof. "I remember being really worried in October," said Kathie Dello, deputy director of the Oregon Climate Service at Oregon State University. "All the signs were pointing to another bad year." Now, the Beaver State has a robust snowpack and healthy reservoir storage. Whether it's good fortune or just part of nature's cycle, the summer of 2016 is looking a lot healthier than 2015. Statesman Journal (April 1, 2016).
Extreme Events Show Signal of Climate Change
A 10-person committee of the National Research Council, including OCCRI Director Philip Mote, issued a report on March 11 that examined the influence of humans on recent extreme weather events. Though the committee stopped short of saying that climate change is causing more frequent and severe events – a link difficult to prove in a short time frame – the connection, it acknowledges, is unmistakable. Read more in the OSU Press Release (March 15, 2016).
Preparing for a Different Climate
Young Farmers are looking ahead to see what a warmer, drier climate might look like. John Stevenson of OCCRI, a Regional Extension Climate Specialist with the Pacific Northwest Climate Impacts Research Consortium (CIRC), shared numbers at the 2016 Ag Summit in Boise. Stevenson remains optimistic that agriculture in the PNW will adapt. Changing crop rotations in the face of less secure surface water is one of the ways farmers can make changes today that will pay off later. Magic Valley (February 22, 2016).
Winter warmer and wetter than normal
This winter was warmer and wetter than usual, and residents might see flowers blooming a bit earlier, said Kathie Dello, deputy director of the Oregon Climate Service at Oregon State University. This winter — that's December, January and February for weather experts — was the seventh-warmest on record at OSU's Hyslop Research Farm, which sits halfway between Albany and Corvallis on Highway 20 and is the mid-Willamette Valley's official weather station. Corvallis Gazette Times (March 1, 2016).
OCCRI's John Stevenson to give keynote at ID Ag Summit, Feb. 16, 2016.
John Stevenson of OCCRI, a Regional Extension Climate Specialist with the Pacific Northwest Climate Impacts Research Consortium (CIRC) and Oregon Sea Grant at Oregon State University, will present the keynote speech at this year's Ag Summit in Boise, ID, on Feb. 16 @ 9AM. His address in entitled "What are Our Climate Variability Trends and How Models Help Us". (February 11, 2016).
Huge Improvement in OR Snowpack This Year.
Compared to 2015, Oregon's snowpack is way up. OCCRI Associate Director Kathie Dello discusses this year's conditions compared to last year's in the Statesman Journal and on KTVZ.com. (February 1, 2016).
Agriculture in a Changing Climate Workshop, Kennewick, WA, March 9-11, 2016.
You're invited to participate in this free workshop (registration required). Your expertise is needed to assist in identifying and planning for climate mitigation and adaptation strategies for agriculture in the Pacific Northwest. There will be dedicated mitigation and adaptation sessions, guest speakers, panel discussions, breakout sessions, and a poster session networking event. More information here . (January 27, 2016).
NW Ski Resorts Adapting to a Changing Climate.
OCCRI Director Philip Mote comments on the changes ski resorts may have to adapt to in a warming world, and OCCRI researcher John Stevenson tells of his personal experiences as a skier in the NW at KUOW Public Radio. (January 6, 2016).
Drought, floods, heat; a year of extreme weather in the Willamette Valley.
OCCRI Associate Director and Deputy Director of the Oregon Climate Service, Kathie Dello, sums up a year of wild weather in the Democrat-Herald. (January 4, 2016).
OR drought eases, "overall it's very encouraging".
Kathie Dello, OCCRI Associate Director and Deputy Director of the Oregon Climate Service, tells the Statesman Journal that while recent rains have helped the drought situation considerable, due to the current El Nino the rest of the winter is still a wild card. (December 18, 2015).
Due to the drought in OR, flooding from recent heavy rains is minimized.
OCCRI Director Dr. Philip Mote told KEZI News that the recent drought significantly depleted river bed soil moisture. This soil moisture had to be replaced before water levels in the rivers could rise. (December 18, 2015).
72 scientists ink letter to U.S. presidential candidates urging leadership on clean energy.
OCCRI Director Dr. Philip Mote, along with other prominent climate scientists, pen a letter to major United States presidential candidates urging strong American leadership on clean energy. (December 14, 2015).
This Winter in OR? Dry and warm.
OCCRI Director Dr. Philip Mote tells Oregon Public Broadcasting that this year's El Nino will lead to a warm, dry winter in the PNW (November 25, 2015).
Is the drought over? The answer is no.
Kathie Dello of the Oregon Climate Service tells the Albany Democrat-Herald that recent rains do not signal an end to the current drought. (November 18, 2015).
Winter rain instead of snow will be the new normal
At the Corvallis City Club on November 9, OCCRI Director Philip Mote noted that winter precipitation falling as rain, rather than snow, due to warmer temperatures will become a much more frequent occurrence in the PNW. He also noted that this leads to reduced snowpack, and hence reduced snowmelt recharge of rivers and streams in the summer months. (November 11, 2015).
Large El Nino event this winter could lead to low OR snowpack, again
In the Bend Bulletin , Oregon Climate Service Deputy Director Kathie Dello notes that this winter's large El Nino (one of the biggest ever) could lead to low snowpack in OR. While the precipitation forecast is uncertain, warmer temperatures will lead to more rain on snow events, which translates to lower snowpack. (October 28, 2015)
September wetter than usual, but impact of hot summer lingers
Oregon Climate Service Deputy Director Kathie Dello comments on recent weather in the Albany Democrat Herald. (October 7, 2015)
The Blob
OCCRI Director Dr. Philip Mote is interviewed by Yale Climate Connections concerning The Blob (the large patch of warm water off the west coast of the United States). (September 29, 2015)
Effect of El Nino on this Winter's precipitation "uncertain"
In Eugene's Register Guard, Kathie Dello of the Oregon Climate Service explains the uncertain effect of this year's strong El Nino on PNW precipitation. (September 29, 2015)
OR Climate Service sounds the alarm bell
In The Corvallis Advocate, Kathie Dello of the Oregon Climate Service discusses how the western drought is impacting water supplies. (September 18, 2015)
WA also sees warmest summer on record
Record setting heat was present in WA as well as OR this summer. At Climate Central Kathie Dello of the Oregon Climate Service notes that due to an El Nino and warm waters in the North Pacific, "the warmest year on record in Oregon is certainly plausible". (September 10, 2015)
Warmest "Summer" on record in Linn-Benton counties
June-August was the warmest period ever for those months, says Kathie Dello of the Oregon Climate Service. The 1.1 degree F increase over the previous record set in 1958 was "huge". In the Democrat-Herald Kathie notes that Portland, Salem, and Eugene also experienced their hottest summers on record. (September 4, 2015)
"Rains won't dent the drought" – Kathie Dello, OR Climate Service
In the Democrat-Herald Kathie says that this weekend's forecasted rains, while welcome, will still leave Oregon in a drought . (August 28, 2015)
"When a rain forest is on fire, it's obvious something extraordinary is happening."
Kathie Dello, Deputy Director of the Oregon Climate Service, comments in the Eugene Register-Guard on the conditions that lead to an Olympic National Park forest fire this spring. Also see Oregon State University's Terra magazine. (August 28, 2015)
"It's a unique year" – Kathie Dello, OR Climate Service
Kathie comments on this summer's unrelenting heat for the Democrat-Herald. (August 13, 2015)
"This is the biggest drought that we have seen in decades"
Kathie Dello, Deputy Director of the Oregon Climate Service comments on the ongoing western drought in the Daily Barometer.
Scientists Looking for Help Studying "The Blob", the Western Drought, and Climate Change
"Citizen scientists" can use their own computers to help scientists study The Blob (the large body of unusually warm water off the west coast), the western drought, and climate change in general. Unused computer time on laptops and desktops is "donated" to run sophisticated climate models, and then the results are combined and studied by climate scientists at OSU and elsewhere. This program has recently been highlighted by The Oregonian, CBS television, The High Country News, Southern California Public Radio, Oregon State University, The Register Guard, phys.org, and the Beach Connection. Dr. Philip Mote also discusses this research on Think Out Loud (Oregon Public Broadcasting). For more information, or to volunteer to participate, go to the climateprediction.net Western US Drought page. (July 15, 2015)
"This looks a lot like our future"
Oregon Climate Service Deputy Director Kathie Dello comments on the recent warm winter and hot, dry summer in the Corvallis Gazette-Times. (July 1, 2015)
El Niño Seen Strengthening, Unlikely To Bring Drought Relief
OCCRI Director Dr. Philip Mote notes that the projections for a stronger El Nino "make it more likely the winter will be warmer than average, and also in the Northwest that it would be drier than average". Listen to the story at kuow.org, or read about it in the Bend Bulletin. (June 22, 2015)
Understanding Regional Climate Change
OCCRI Director Dr. Philip Mote, in an Oregon State University produced video on YouTube discusses regional climate change and how OCCRI is working to connect it to people in real ways. (April 30, 2015)
The PNW's "Wet Drought" May Be a Sign of Things To Come
OCCRI Director Philip Mote and Associate Director Kathie Dello comment on the PNW's "Wet Drought" (precipitation near normal in some areas, but temperatures too warm for accumulating snowpack) at Climate Central. (April 28, 2015)
PNW too wet? Now it's too dry?
Oregon Climate Service Deputy Director Kathie Dello used to get questions from people who wanted to move to the PNW about "how wet is it, really"? Now she's getting questions about "how dry is it, really?" Read more about the Oregon/western US drought at The High Country News. (April 28, 2015)
KLCC interview with OCCRI Associate Director Kathie Dello, "Drought in Oregon"
"NPR for Oregonians" interviews Kathie on the drought in the western US (it's not just CA). Listen here. (April 28, 2015)
Costs Skyrocket for Oregon's Wildfire Insurance Policy
Following two devastating fire seasons, the state this week was offered a $25 million policy to help cover potentially high wildfire costs. But, the premium is almost double last year's. During the past four years of drought, Oregon has seen an abnormally high number of acres burned. Due to warm temperatures and low snow-pack, climatologists say a bad season could be on the way. "Even though we've had these few days of cool showery weather, the extended outlook doesn't look very promising," Kathie Dello, Deputy Director of the Oregon Climate Service, tells The Bend Bulletin. (April 3, 2015)
Minimal 2014-15 Snowpack – A Taste of Things To Come?
In a piece in The Oregonian on the 2014-15 Oregon drought, OCCRI Associate Director Kathie Dello points out that although it's impossible to peg an isolated event such as drought to the long-term shifts anticipated with climate change; "this looks a lot like our future climate models". (March 31, 2015)
Snowpack level is "atrocious"
OCCRI Director Philip Mote comments on the exceptionally warm winter of 2014-2015 and the resultant low snowpack, in the Register Guard. (March 30, 2015)
This week's snow is "too little, too late"
Kathie Dello, Associate Director of OCCRI, tells KATU Portland on 3/25/15 that snowpack was a quarter of normal last year in the (Cascade) mountains.
"We need to have some really tough conversations about our future and water supply"
OCCRI Associate Director Kathie Dello tells Climate Central, in response to record warmth along the west coast this winter.
Sixth Annual PNW Climate Science Conference
The Sixth Annual conference will be held in Coeur d'Alene, ID on Nov 4-5, 2015. The PNW Climate Science Conference annually brings together more than 250 researchers and practitioners from around the region to discuss scientific results, challenges, and solutions related to the impacts of climate on people, natural resources, and infrastructure in the Pacific Northwest. Watch this space for more details as they become available.
Lack of snow leaves CA's "water tower" low
Research by OCCRI researchers Philip Mote and Darrin Sharp is featured in a National Geographic online article about CA's continuing drought.
Climate Change Study Predicts Earlier Runoff
OCCRI's John Stevenson presented a summary of the Wood River Basin project on March 6 at the Climate and Water Conservation Seminar sponsored by the University of Idaho Extension and the Wood River Land Trust.
Second Warmest Winter in PNW (after 1933-34)
OCCRI Director Philip Mote talks to KTVZ in Bend and the Salem Statesman Journal about the historic warmth and low snowpack in the PNW this winter.
"Warmer than normal temps for the next 3 months"
OCCRI Associate Director Kathie Dello tells Oregon Public Broadcasting.
"Winter seems to have completely forgotten about us out here"
OCCRI Associate Director Kathie Dello tells USA Today, Climate Central and the AP.
OCCRI Associate Director Kathie Dello in Wired magazine
"The way water is portioned out in the American west is that if you got here first you get to use it first." Read more about the western drought in Wired.
REACCH Summer 2015 internships
Regional Approaches to Climate Change, Pacific Northwest Agriculture (REACCH PNA) is a USDA-funded, multi-institutional project focused on improving the long-term sustainability of agriculture within the region. REACCH partners are teaming up to offer a total of 11, 9-week long, undergraduate internships. Deadline for application is April 1, so act soon!
OCCRI Associate Director Kathie Dello on the NOAA Monthly Climate Call
Kathie Dello discusses key findings in last month's NOAA report in the February Monthly Climate Call.
OCCRI affiliated researcher Dr. Bev Law in the Washington Post
Dr. Bev Law comments on a projected "mega-drought" and the ongoing Forest, Mortality, Economics, and Climate project in the Washington Post.
Oregon Snowpack at Record Lows
ABC News , Time, and the New York Times highlight the Oregon drought, quoting OCCRI Associate Director Kathie Dello.
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Driver acquitted in NY crash caseDecember 09,2012NEW YORK A tour bus driver who prosecutors said was all but asleep at the wheel was acquitted Friday of manslaughter and negligent homicide in a crash last year that killed 15 gamblers on their way from a Connecticut casino to New York City.
Ophadell Williams was found guilty on one count of aggravated unlicensed driving.
Williams wept and covered his face with his hands as the verdict was read. On the count which he was found guilty, the judge sentenced him to 30 days in prison, which he has served. He also was ordered to pay a fee of $500.
Williams argued throughout the trial that he had been awake and alert, and he said the crash was not the result of reckless behavior or extreme exhaustion. He said a tractor-trailer cut him off, causing him to swerve and hit a guardrail. But investigators could find no indication that had occurred.
His lawyer had said he was wracked with guilt over the crash but not guilty of manslaughter.
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KCBS/KCAL cop 15 kudos
CBS' Los Angeles KCBS/KCAL duopoly dominated the 57th annual Los Angeles Area Emmy Awards, picking up a combined 15 statues –including two of the three top prizes.
KCBS' 11 p.m. newscast won the Emmy for 35 minutes-or-less newscast, as well as the award for top daytime newscast. Fox's KTTV, meanwhile, landed the Emmy for top news program over 35 minutes (for its 10 p.m. show). On an individual station basis, KCAL and KTTV led the pack with nine Emmys each. Event was held Saturday night at the Academy of TV Arts & Sciences' North Hollywood headquarters.
KCBS and KNBC each won six awards, while KTTV's cable sibling FSN West won five.
Univision's KMEX, Tribune's KTLA and KNBC's Telemundo sister KVEA took home four each.
Other stations winning Emmys: PBS outlet KCET and public access L.A. Cityview 35 (two each); KABC, Beverly Hills Network 10, Azteca America outfit KAZA and Orange County PBS station KOCE (one apiece).
As per station tradition, KABC doesn't enter itself in the Emmy competish, hence its low results — station employees are allowed to enter, but on their own dime.
Besides the newscast win, KTTV's tally included Emmys for hard news reporting (Claudia Botero); serious multipart news story (for the 10 p.m. report on "Kevin Cooper"); for the news special "Border Crossroads" and for "Good Day L.A.'s" live coverage of a deadly van crash.
KTTV also won the Emmy for serious single report news story, for "Zodiac Killer Case." That piece shared the award with KNBC's report, "Shameful Harvest."
KTLA's wins included the Emmy for light multipart news story for "The Audition" — in which the station searched for a new weather forecaster — on the "KTLA Morning News."
The WB affil also scored the Emmy for live special event, thanks to its coverage of the "Tournament of Roses Parade." And KTLA's Renne Sams took the award for news feature reporting.
KCAL's entertainment mag "9 on the Town," meanwhile, scored three Emmys: for entertainment programming, feature segment and L.A. local color.
In sports, KNBC and FSN West tied for sports reporting, while FSN West's Lakers basketball drew live sports coverage kudos. KTTV ("Terror Connection") and KAZA ("El Infierno De Las Carceles En EEUU") tied for investigative reporting.
KMEX's Horacio Cervantes took the news director trophy, while Cityview 35's Robert Manciero won for non-news director.


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Wait for the Mugen MBX6T. That would make a nice X-Mas present. I expect it under my tree.
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Wait for the Mugen MBX6T. That would make a nice X-Mas present. I expect it under my tree.
Man, I've tried a few engines in the truggy but why does this Mach 427 keep making it's way back? I'm a firm believer in the Mach. Now if someone could put a wicked mod on the Mach 427 we'd have...
Wow JB Comp, in a month you've really become a believer (and expert) in the 0% nitro thing. I'm impressed. :D
I'm not finding the bearing sizes on the Mach 427. I'm thinking maybe ceramics. :)
The Mach 427, Mach 26 (not SS), and the Sportwerks 26 are good engines (all the same engine) but they are all .26's, NOT .27s or .28s. Although for the money, you can't beat these engines.
Wow, really early for even preorder don't ya think? I mean I could understand preorders on the buggy, but the truggy? We haven't even seen it pop up yet. Kinda funny really.
Is this thing really for sale?
Or is that a joke!!!????? :D
Man, I hope we're not too far away from the MBX6T. I can't wait. Many think it'll come shortly after the buggy. 1 month? 2 months? 6 months? :eek:
I'm with 2D. My Panther Gators 38 series (on LPR wheels) soft/med compound have been by far the best truggy tire I've run. I think they'd do very well at your track.
Hey Nik, I appreciate the post! I wasn't aware of Tamiya's latest truggy. Unlike some spoiled brat wanna-be expert with a bad attitude, I appreciate the fact that you've posted pics. ;)
I mix my shoes up too. I use Dynamite Max Life's, Mugen carbon/plastic, and Mugen teflons.
Europeans pay less for (actual) gas than Americans. Americans aren't taxed nearly as much on gas. But, we (Americans) pay more for the actual gasoline.
Yeah, I have the OS .21 VG and put that carb on my GO 7 Port. I've been through 2 GO carbs. I think they need to work on that department. I believe the Losi HT pipe is a midrange pipe much like...
I use the Ofna chrome top with my 8ight. I have the Race Roller and didn't dremel anything. I have to set my 8ight almost all the way over to one side but it works good, no problems. If I didn't...
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Ouch! That engine takes a turbo plug. Try a P3. How did you pull that off?
Remember to drop a head shim from 4 to 3 or 3 to 2 for 20%?
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Just buy the 3 port Go Tech engine for $125. I've read nothing but good things about it.
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Mine lasted 2 gallons tops. Why they went to a "new advanced bi-metallic liner" I'll never know. But OS has to know that they have longevity issues with this motor (after all my emails). ...
We have 2 other temp guns confirming the temps. Another guy was running a SW .26 and it was reading around 215F the whole day. I actually did use the spit test but it took a few seconds to...
Well, I put around 10 tanks through the 7 port today and a buddy has around 20 tanks through his and we're having identical problems. When we began to lean a little for a better tune we saw temps...
Hey guys, the OS P6 should be fine for the turbo 7 port right? It was the only hot plug the LHS had. It fits fine correct?
You sure can. :D I've been using my battery tender that I bought for my Harley and it does a great job.


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Papers: Matic to leave Chelsea?
All the latest from Monday's newspapers, as Juventus reportedly line up a bid for Chelsea midfielder Nemanja Matic.SkySports.com » 23m
All the latest from Monday's newspapers, as Juventus reportedly line up a bid for Chelsea midfielder Nemanja Matic.SkySports.com » 23m
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• Friendly set to take place at Wembley Stadium on 1 September • England play Slovakia in World Cup qualifier three days later Sam Allardyce's first match as England manager is set to be a friendly against Croatia at Wembley Stadium on 1 September. Related: Sam Allardyce: the big man gets the…Guardian » 6h
Atletico Madrid still chase Diego Costa, Raphael Varane disappoints Manchester United, David Moyes wants Adnan Januzaj, plus more.BBC Sport » 7h
Leroy Fer says Swansea's City supporters have yet to see the best of him after making his loan move permanent.BBC Sport » 8h
• Chelsea remain second after beating bottom club Doncaster • Arsenal defeat Sunderland and Birmingham draw at Reading Manchester City maintained their place at the top of the FA Women's Super League 1 table after thrashing Notts County 5-1 at Meadow Lane. The Scotland international Jane Ross…Guardian » 8h
The forward said he had no hesistation in picking City over the opportunity to play for the Spanish championsThe Independent » 8h
• Spanish forward turned down Barcelona after promise of first team spot at City • 'City has a great team, it's a great project,' said 29-year-old Nolito chose Manchester City over Barcelona for the chance to work under Pep Guardiola and to play in the first team, the Spanish forward has revealed.…Guardian » 8h
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I haven't tested this, but you should be able to do this by setting up a filter.
First, verify each address you wish to forward to in the settings via
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Romney Visits South Carolina as New Hampshire Attacks Mount
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney campaigned in South Carolina today in a bid to cement his status as the race's front-runner while rivals took aim at him in New Hampshire, site of the next primary.
Romney kept his sights on President Barack Obama in his comments at an outside rally in Charleston this afternoon that drew about 550 people.
"He's a job killer, he doesn't mean to be, he just is," Romney said of Obama. "He's making America's economy weaker and that will stop when he's no longer president."
The South Carolina stop, which includes an event in Myrtle Beach tomorrow, showed Romney's confidence in the lead polls show he holds in New Hampshire and his campaign's ability to fight on multiple fronts. Wins in New Hampshire on Jan. 10 and South Carolina's Jan. 21 primary would firmly establish him as the candidate to beat for the Republican nomination and might force others out.
Romney was joined at his Charleston event by fellow Republicans Nikki Haley, South Carolina's governor, and Arizona Senator John McCain, who bested Romney in becoming the party's 2008 presidential nominee and endorsed him yesterday in New Hampshire.
Attacking Romney
Rivals Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum stayed put in New Hampshire and tried to chip away at Romney there, arguing that the former governor of Massachusetts isn't conservative enough.
"There is a very big difference in our two sets of values," Gingrich, a former U.S. House speaker, said at a seniors' center in Plymouth, New Hampshire. "I don't believe a Massachusetts moderate is in a very good position to debate Barack Obama."
Santorum, a former U.S. senator from Pennsylvania, criticized Romney and Gingrich for in the past supporting mandates to buy health insurance.
"You need to nominate someone who presents a very clear contrast" with the president, Santorum said at a Rotary Club breakfast in Manchester, New Hampshire.
Romney has the backing of 41 percent of likely Republican primary voters in New Hampshire, according to a two-day Suffolk University/7 News tracking poll released today. U.S. Representative Ron Paul of Texas got the support of 18 percent, compared with 8 percent for Santorum and 7 percent for both Gingrich and former Utah Governor Jon Huntsman Jr.
Huntsman last night won the endorsement of the Boston Globe, which has a large circulation in New Hampshire.
Florida Ads
Romney also has started advertising in Florida, which holds its primary Jan. 31. He has become the main target of attacks from rivals after winning the Jan. 3 Iowa caucuses, beating Santorum by eight votes. Each got just under 25 percent of the vote. Paul finished third and Gingrich came in fourth.
The results in Iowa prompted Minnesota Representative Michele Bachmann to drop out after a sixth-place finish. The fifth-place finisher, Texas Governor Rick Perry, signaled through a posting on Twitter that he is skipping New Hampshire to focus on South Carolina.
Paul, who arrives in New Hampshire tomorrow, is running a radio advertisement in the state disputing Romney's central campaign argument that he is the Republican best able to beat Obama.
"Romney's record is liberal, and putting him up against Obama is a recipe for defeat," the ad announcer says.
Santorum's Appeal
Santorum, who spent most of the year lagging in polls and campaign cash before surging in Iowa, targeted Romney in a fundraising appeal.
"Now is the time to act or get stuck with a bland, boring career politician who will lose to Barack Obama," he wrote.
Today, Santorum zeroed in on a Massachusetts law that Romney signed that requires everyone to buy health insurance, just as the 2010 federal law backed by Obama does. Gingrich also once supported the idea of mandating coverage as part of a broader overhaul. He has reversed that position.
"I've never been for government-run health care -- never - - unlike the other two folks who are running here that supported individual mandates, that supported top-down government health care," Santorum said.
The Gingrich campaign today had former Senator Bob Smith of New Hampshire and former Representative Bob McEwen of Ohio criticize Romney in a conference call with reporters.
"Who is going to rally for Obama Lite?" McEwen said. "A Massachusetts moderate is not going to make the clarion call that the American people feel" is needed, he said.
Tax Analysis
Separately, the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center in Washington today released a study showing Romney's tax proposal would add $600 billion to the U.S. budget deficit in 2015. The analysis compares the revenue that Romney's tax-code changes would generate compared with expected U.S. revenue under current law, which assumes that several income tax cuts will expire as scheduled at the end of 2012.
The analysis said Romney's plan would "reduce federal tax revenues substantially" though not as deeply as some of his opponents. In a separate study released Dec. 12, the Tax Policy Center said Gingrich's tax plan would add $1.3 trillion to the budget deficit in 2015.


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Momondo: Friend Compass
The app works by turning your smartphone into a compass allowing you spin round and see where your friends live around the world and the cheapest available flight to visit them, bringing a new social dimension to typical flight searches. Combining your phone's GPS location and the Facebook API, not only can you search for flights to visit your friends, you can filter them by price, distance and even the weather - all purchasable in just a few taps.
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Baseball Game at Rutgers Postponed
March 4, 2014
Due to inclement weather, and a significant amount of snow accumulation from prior storms, Seton Hall mid-week game at Rutgers has been postponed. The game will be rescheduled, but no new date has been established at this time.
Seton Hall (7-2) will return to action for the first of a three-game series on Friday, March 7 at James Madison University.


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September 25th will be the last Wiregrass Honor Flight and they're about $8,000 short of funding the trip.
Patriot Guard Riders are traveling across the Wiregrass to different communities encouraging residents to give to the cause.
Contributions will help send local World War II veterans to see their monument in Washington D.C.
"We need to get these guys up there to see something that's going to be amazing for them. It's going to be a heartfelt opportunity for these guys to really get to see something," says Patriot Guard Rider Lee Still.
They're also asking those who cannot donate to join them as they send off the veterans and greet them back at the Dothan Regional Airport on September 25th.
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Does anyone know if its best to get off the train at Tangier Ville or Tangier Morora to catch a ferry to Spain? Which is closer to the port?
Looking at the web I see a 9am train leaving Marrakech arrive in Tangier about 6:30pm. Im a woman travelling alone and will be leaving Marrakech on 19th April - is it dark at 6:30pm then? Can I walk from the station to the port? If not whats the best/safest way to get to the port?
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India to Ask Investment Banks to Sign Integrity Pacts
By Prasanta Sahu
New Delhi — India will soon finalize a so-called integrity pact that investment banks will have to sign when they work on stake sales of government companies, said Sangita Choure, joint secretary in India's department of disinvestment in a recent interview to The Wall Street Journal. The pact would involve an undertaking from the banks "that they are not indulging in any unhealthy practices," said Ms. Choure.
While Ms. Choure didn't define what the pact would entail, the Indian government has been asking companies and individuals who bid for various types of government contracts to sign such integrity pacts since 2006, as a way to safeguard public procurement from corruption.


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Mrs Clinton sets out her case
A sharp tilt to the left on economic policy is balanced by her steadiness towards allies and foreign policy.
A sharp tilt to the left on economic policy is balanced by her steadiness towards allies and foreign policy.
Warren Mundine says if asked he would have advised Malcolm Turnbull against a Royal Commission.
Monte dei Paschi came out worst in a EU stress test, while Deutsche Bank scored higher.
Malcolm Turnbull urged Kevin Rudd to abandon his bid for the UN two months ago.
Take Two at the Bank of England means action.
Fed policymaker John Williams has played down the unexpectedly "low" reading on US growth.
The US economy expanded 1.2 per cent in the latest quarter, far slower than expected.
The results of the 2016 health check for 51 lenders across the European Union are pending.
The Democratic candidate's motto: "Wall Street, corporations, and the super-rich are going to start paying their fair share of taxes."
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Current addreses: North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission, Division of Inland Fisheries, 1142 I-85 Service Road, Creedmoor, NC 27522
Gulf sturgeon summer habitat use and fall migration in the Pascagoula River, Mississippi, USA
Version of Record online: 5 DEC 2005
DOI: 10.1111/j.1439-0426.2005.00701.x
Journal of Applied Ichthyology
Volume 21, Issue 6, pages 461–468, December 2005
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Heise, R. J., Slack, W. T., Ross, S. T. and Dugo, M. A. (2005), Gulf sturgeon summer habitat use and fall migration in the Pascagoula River, Mississippi, USA. Journal of Applied Ichthyology, 21: 461–468. doi: 10.1111/j.1439-0426.2005.00701.x
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When Anne Shirley arrives at Green Gables, with its shower of apple blossoms and fields of buttercups, she hopes it will be the place she can call home. It's everything she's ever dreamed of! So when Matthew and Marilla Cuthbert tell her they were expecting a boy orphan -- someone strong enough to help around their farm -- Anne despairs. Is it her flaming red hair they don't like? Or her matching temper? Or her nonstop chatter? If only they'd give her a chance to mend her ways. But spunky Anne has a knack for getting into mischief -- as much as she has for spreading happiness all around her. She's a unique girl. She's Anne of Green Gables.
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Product Details
- 9780440416142
- Publisher:
- Random House Children's Books
- Publication date:
- 04/08/2003
- Series:
- Anne of Green Gables Series
- Edition description:
- Reprint
- Pages:
- 40
- Sales rank:
- 618,196
- Product dimensions:
- 7.89(w) x 8.99(h) x 0.12(d)
- Age Range:
- 3 - 7 Years
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Mrs. Rachel Lynde lived just where the Avonlea main road dipped down into a little hollow, fringed with alders and ladies' eardrops and traversed by a brook that had its source away back in the woods of the old Cuthbert place; it was reputed to be an intricate, headlong brook in its earlier course through those woods, with dark secrets of pool and cascade; but by the time it reached Lynde's Hollow it was a quiet, well-conducted little stream, for not even a brook could run past Mrs. Rachel Lynde's door without due regard for decency and decorum; it probably was conscious that Mrs. Rachel was sitting at her window, keeping a sharp eye on everything that passed, from brooks and children up, and that if she noticed anything odd or out of place she would never rest until she had ferreted out the whys and wherefores thereof.
There are plenty of people, in Avonlea and out of it, who can attend closely to their neighbors business by dint of neglecting their own; but Mrs. Rachel Lynde was one of those capable creatures who can manage their own concerns and those of other folks into the bargain. She was a notable housewife; her work was always done and well done; she "ran" the Sewing Circle, helped run the Sunday-school, and was the strongest prop of the, Church Aid Society and Foreign Missions Auxiliary. Yet with all this Mrs. Rachel found abundant time to sit for hours at her kitchen window, knitting "cotton warp" quiltsshe had, knitted sixteen of them, as Avonlea housekeepers were wont to tell in awed voices-and keeping a sharp eye on the main road that crossed the hollow and wound up the steep red hill beyond. Since Avonlea occupied a little triangularpeninsula jutting out into the Gulf of St. Lawrence, with water on two sides of it, anybody who went out of it or into it had to pass over that hill road and so run the unseen gauntlet of Mrs. Rachel's all-seeing eye.
She was sitting there one afternoon in early June. The sun was coming in at the window warm and bright; the orchard on the slope below the house was in a bridal flush of pinky-white bloom, hummed over by a myriad of bees. Thomas Lynde-a meek little man whom Avonlea people called "Rachel Lynde's husband"-was sowing his late turnip seed on the hill field beyond the barn; and Matthew Cuthbert ought to have been sowing his on the big red brook field away over by Green Gables. Mrs. Rachel knew that he ought because she had heard him tell Peter Morrison the evening before in William J. Blaire's store over at Carmody that he meant to sow his turnip seed the next afternoon. Peter had asked him, of course, for Matthew Cuthbert had never been known to volunteer information about anything in his whole life.
And yet here was Matthew Cuthbert, at half-past three on the afternoon of a busy day, placidly driving over the hollow and up the hill; moreover, he wore a white collar and his best suit of clothes, which was plain proof that he was going out of Avonlea; and he had the buggy and the sorrel mare, which betokened that he was going a considerable distance. Now, where was Matthew Cuthbert going and why was he going there?
Had it been any other man in Avonlea Mrs. Rachel, deftly putting this and that together, might have given a pretty good guess as to both questions. But Matthew so rarely went from home that it must be something pressing and unusual which was taking him; he was the shyest man alive and hated to have to go among strangers or to any place where he might have to talk. Matthew, dressed up with a white collar and driving in a buggy, was something that didn't happen often. Mrs. Rachel, ponder as she might, could make nothing of it and her afternoo's enjoyment was spoiled.
"I'll just step over to Green Gables after tea and find out from Marilla where he's gone and why," the worthy woman finally concluded. "He doesn't generally go to town this time of year and he new visits; if he'd run out of turnip seed he wouldn't dress up and take the buggy to go for more; he wasn't driving fast enough to be going for the doctor. Yet something must have happened since List night to start him off. I'm clean puzzled, that's what, and I won't know a minute's peace of mind or conscience until I know what has taken Matthew Cuthbert out of Avonlea today-"
Accordingly after tea Mrs. Rachel set out; she had not far to go; the big, rambling orchard-embowered house where the Cuthberts lived was a scant quarter of a mile up the road from Lynde's Hollow. To be sure, the long lane made it a good deal further. Matthew Cuthberfs father, as shy and silent as his son after him, had got as far away as he possibly could from his fellow men without actually retreating into the woods when he founded his homestead. Green Gables was built at the furthest edge of his cleared land and there it was to this day, barely visible from the main road along which all the other Avonlea houses were so sociably situated. Mrs. Rachel Lynde did not call living in such a place living at all.
1. It's just staying, that's what," she said as she stepped along the deep-rutted, grassy lane bordered with wild rose bushes. "Ifs no wonder Matthew and Marilia are both a little odd, living away back here by themselves. Trees aren't much company, though dear knows if they were there'd be enough of them. I'd ruther look at people. To be sure, they seem contented enough; but then, I suppose, they're used to it. A body can get used to anything even to being hanged, as the Irishman said."
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L. M. Montgomery, a Canadian national treasure, grew up on Prince Edward Island, where her stories are set. Her Anne of Green Gables novels are popular worldwide.
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I read this story, for the first time, when I was a very young girl, about 56 years ago and, since I come from Nova Scotia, I found it very interesting as Prince Edward Island is very close to where I grew up. I've lived in the USA for the last 35 years and have read it several more times through the years. I know it will continue to be read for many years to come by people of all ages, places and cultures. It is a wonderful story that little girls will love and continue to love throughout their lifetime.
L.M. Montgomery's human insight is excellent. She was a very perceptive woman. I LOVE Anne of Green Gables!!! At the age of six (20 years ago) my mother woke me up in the middle of the night laughing and said, 'I'm reading a book about you!' Naturally, this startled me that there could be a book about me in circulation! Her friend had recommended it to her, saying 'You should read Anne of Green Gables, because you're raising her!' I've been a fan of Anne ever since! Reading the book is a good outlet when I feel misunderstood:-'
This book was a wonderful book! Anne had a big imagination, and she used in alot of things. When she had something she didnt like, she imagined it was fancy and in her mind she turned it into something she did like.I loved this book!!!
Could there be any other book more classic and heart warming than this book? I'd say never. It is amazing how much imagiation and wonder is in such an enchanting tale. This young girl is the girl everyone is jealous of because of her radient opinion and imagation.
I have been searching for some time now for a preschool version of Anne for my daughters, who are 5 and 3. I've loved Anne since I was a child and was too impatient to wait for them to be old enough for the full-length series! This book arrived today and I could not be more happy with it. It's beautifully illustrated and adapted perfectly for this age group. I can't wait to give it to my girls for Christmas!
this is an amazing book!! it gives you such a different perspective on life because Anne has such an amazing imagination. Before I read it I thought it would be to wordy but I was completely wrong!!!!!!
This book was a literary masterpiece; enjoyable for all ages. The characters were realistic, as well as the predicaments they encountered. I think that the main character, Anne was passionate about her likes and dislikes. The first two chapters are a little slow, but once you get into the story, you won't be able to put it down.
The fictional story Anne Of The Green Gables is a very interesting written book .It begins by a prince wanting to adopt a boy from Nova Scotia in Canada. But something does not go right. The day came when the adopted boy was going to meet his or her adoption parent so the doorbell rings and the prince says "come in" the kids and his or hers chaperone that brought the kid from the orphanage to meet this prince. The prince thinks he is getting a boy but sure enough it was a girl. A girl named Anne Shirley. Anne is a very nice lonely girl who has spent most of her live at the orphanage. The prince was very discouraged that he got a girl and he said he did not want her but Anne Shirley said" I have always wanted a actual home to live in not a orphanage". He said "ok" you could stay here for a night or two and see how it works out for you. Anne said ok and said goodbye to the chaperone. The price ended up adopting her. She is now living a wonderful life with the prince. As the days pasted she goes outside and looks around and walks over to the neighbors yard and asked the girl across the street if she would like to be best friends. The best friends said ok and off they did everything together. That is what the story is mostly about. Some negative things that happened in the story is a old lady named Marllina chopped of most of Anne's hair. Anne did not enjoy her new look. But eventually it grew back. Some positive things are that Anne now lives in an actual home that she can call "home" also that she has new best friends that she does everything with. The author wrote this book in a style that I would call very softly and mellow. I did not find this book that exciting I would recommend it to girls that like not so exciting books. I recommend the book Hoot and A Penny From Heaven and P.S Longer Latter later. Some similar books are Anne Of The Avolea and Penny from Haven. Overall I enjoyed this book!


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