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Big Memory has achieved an impressive victory in the 2014 Herbert Power Stakes at Caulfield this afternoon. In a rapidly advancing second place was Signoff, followed by Let's Make Adeal in third. The Gai Waterhouse-trained Bonfire had a somewhat rough start but was able to shoot straight to the front…
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Herbert Power Stakes
The 2015 Herbert Power Stakes, which was known as the Winning Edge Presentation Stakes in 2009, is a Group 2 Quality Handicap, held annually at Caulfield Racecourse as part of the Melbourne Spring Carnival. Conducted over a distance of 2,400 metres and awarding a purse of $200,000, the Herbert Power Stakes is one of the richer races hosted at Caulfield.
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What makes the Herbert Power Stakes one of the most anticipated races on the Australian Racing calendar is its function as a qualifying race for the Melbourne Cup. Hosted in early October, about three weeks before the running of the iconic Melbourne Cup, the Herbert Power Stakes gives hopeful equine athletes a chance to pave their way to starting in the biggest race of the Australian season.
The Herbert Power Stakes runs on a packed-out race program alongside nine other black type events. These are:
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- Group 3 $150,000 Thoroughbred Club Stakes (1200m)
- Group 3 $150,000 Sportingbet Sprint Series Final (1200m)
- Listed $120,000 Debutant Stakes (1000m)
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Nature is reclaiming the ruins of a century-old dam in eastern ManitobaWalking amid the crumbling ruins of the Pinawa Dam feels a bit like stumbling onto the set of a post-apocalyptic movie
Seeing the real Morocco in a High Atlas Mountains marathonThe best way to know a land — particularly one as geographically enchanting as Morocco — is by foot
Get off the beaten path for the best foliage, killer selfiesStunning fall vistas
How to plan your life-changing (but expensive) safariPro advice: plan well ahead, stay in tents and consider going in spring instead of summer
A four-day visit to New Brunswick: From St. John to the Acadian CoastFredericton has a pretty riverfront with lovely public space. It's a great spot for a bike ride or sunset stroll
Montreal prepares for year-long 375th birthday bash in 2017Giant puppets, street parties and social media-savvy bridge lights are just some of the ways Montreal is planning to celebrate its 375th birthday next year
At the heart of the Thousand Islands, Gananoque is full of surprisesThis eastern Ontario town is a surprising blend of everything from shimmering rivers to sensational shopping
Artists' homes in Catskills tell story of Hudson River SchoolOn either side of the Hudson River, two artists' homes tell the story of that famous genre of American landscape painting known as the Hudson River School
In Vancouver Island's rain forest, a treehouse hotel fit for a hobbitFree Spirit Spheres are what J.R.R. Tolkien's magical elvish kingdom in the tree canopy might look like in 21st-century Canada
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Canadian 'Napolean and Paris' exhibition highlights luxury and ambitionExperience highlights of the French Emperor's career at the Canadian Museum of History's "Napolean and Paris" exhibition
The incredible secrets inside the walls of the Waldorf AstoriaIn a city where glitzy debuts fade to boring old spots within a matter of months, the iconic Waldorf Astoria has endured for 85 years
St. John's hosts Inuit-themed nuit blanche celebration with dozens of eventsA multi-faceted arts event called iNuit blanche will feature more than two dozen free Inuit-themed happenings across downtown St. John's on Oct. 8, organizers say
Top destinations as seen in TIFF's most popular moviesFrom the bayous of Louisiana to the beauty of Vancouver to the streets of Paris, this year's Toronto International Film Festival movies are set in great travel destinations
Regina gallery expands outdoor art, linking works with urban settingsThe MacKenzie Art Gallery is expanding its outdoor installation of art reproductions scattered across downtown Regina
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A donation drive looking to give food to food pantries in Fairfax saw a significant increase in this year's donations.
The "Stuff the Bus" annual giving campaign, which aims to gather food donations for Fairfax County food pantries, finished its 2012 drive with 26 percent more food donations than last year, according to a statement from the County of Fairfax.
The second annual campaign is based on collaborations between Fairfax County's Neighborhood and Community Services, MV Transportation, Giant, Shoppers Food Warehouse, and the Office of Public Private Partnerships (OP3), the statement reads. The bus visited 11 local grocery stores in Fairfax County over the course of six weeksgathering over 26,000 pounds of food and more than $3,000 for pantries.
"Stuff the Bus" began on Martin Luther King Day in mid-January and ran through President's Day.
"This time of year was selected because it traditionally represents one of the lowest giving periods to local pantries whose stores often run dangerously low on needed items. All donations directly benefit local nonprofit organizations that help feed families and individuals in need," the statement reads.
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Prior to the 2013-14 basketball season, Pinewood Prep coach Pat Eidson would have told you he was expecting a great season.
He had an athletic and experienced team returning from last year. He was counting on seniors Reid Radebaugh and Evan Schwartz and junior Austin McCray to lead the team.
Last Saturday, as Pinewood entered the first round of the SCISA AAA playoffs against Ben Lippen from Columbia, he was without all three. Radebaugh briefly appeared in 10 games because of a physical condition. Schwartz had a stress fracture in his foot and season ending shoulder separation and played in only six games. McCray, Pinewoods leading rebounder and shot blocker, opted to participate in a drama competition and did not play.
Despite the setbacks, the Panthers entered the playoffs with an 18-12 record and second-place finish in the region. They were coming off a 64-62 win over rival Northwood Academy so they felt good about their chances. But it was not meant to be and Pinewood lost to Ben Lippen on Saturday 68-54 to end their season.
Senior Jimmy Thomas led his team in scoring with 21 points. Thomas scored 14 in the fourth quarter to keep the Panthers in the game. Dexter Coaxum had 11 and Michael Wright added 9. Pinewoods poor shooting from the field (16 of 55) was the deciding factor in the game.
With all the adversity this team has had to face this year, I have a tremendous amount of respect for the players that hung in there and gave me all they had, Eidson said. We ended up playing three freshmen Michael Wright, Gavin Williams and Nick Gilliard.
The freshmen can only help the Panthers in the future. Juniors Ahmad Ray and Dexter Coaxum both had strong seasons so Eidson is hopeful for next years team.
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IN A RECENT "Saturday Night Live" sketch, host Kerry Washington mocked the show's lack of an African-American female performer by having to play Michele Obama and Oprah and Beyonce, running on and off stage to change dresses and wigs.
Well . . . Keenan Thompson may not have to play Whoopi Goldberg anymore, either.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, SNL recently held two showcase auditions consisting entirely of African-American women. The goal: Get someone into the cast in January.
The auditions are the first in SNL's history to focus exclusively on minority females. In 39 seasons, the show has had only two black female regulars - Ellen Cleghorne and the late Danitra Vance.


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Next to a photo of Angelou reads the text, "A bird doesn't sing because it has an answer, it sings because it has a song."
Those words may recall the title of Angelou's 1969 autobiography I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, but they were actually written by Joan Walsh Anglund, 89, in the 1967 book A Cup of Sun, according to the Washington Post.
"Had we known about this issue beforehand, we would have used one of [Angelou's] many other works ... the sentence held great meaning for her, and she is publicly identified with its popularity," Postal Service spokesperson Mark Saunders said in a statement reported by the Post.
But the author hoped the item would be successful regardless: "I haven't read all of her things, and I love her things, of course," she told the Post.
She continued, "But I think it easily happens sometimes that people hear something, and it's kind of going into your subconscious and you don't realize it."
The Tuesday morning ceremony featured an impassioned speech by Winfrey praising Angelou, who died last May at 86. Her speech continued even when the power went out, rending the room completely without lights.
Michelle Obama praised Angelou as well. "She taught us that we are each wonderfully made, intricately woven, and put on this earth for a purpose far greater than we could ever imagine," the first lady said. "And when I think about Maya Angelou, I think about the affirming power of her words."


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Hot Air: The (Mostly) True Story of the First Hot-Air Balloon Rideby Priceman, Marjorie
Song of the Water Boatman and Other Pond Poemsby Sidman, Joyce
Zen Shortsby Muth, Jon J.
"Michael," said Karl. "There's a really big bear in the backyard." This is how three children meet Stillwater, a giant panda who moves into the neighborhood and tells amazing tales. With graceful art and simple stories that are filled with love and enlightenment, Jon Muth--and Stillwater the bear--present three ancient Zen tales that are sure to strike a chord in everyone they touch.
Kitten's First Full Moonby Henkes, Kevin
It is Kitten's first full moon, and when she sees it she thinks it is a bowl of milk in the sky. And she wants it. Does she get it? Well, no... and yes. What a night! Images and image descriptions available.
The Red Bookby Lehman, Barbara
Coming on Home Soonby Woodson, Jacqueline
Knuffle Bunny: A Cautionary Taleby Willems, Mo
Trixie, Daddy, and Knuffle Bunny take a trip to the neighborhood Laundromat. But the exciting adventure takes a dramatic turn when Trixie realizes somebunny was left behind
The Man Who Walked Between the Towersby Gerstein, Mordicai
The story of Philippe Petit who walked on a cable between the World Trade Center Towers in 1974.
Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!by Willems, Mo
When a bus driver takes a break from his route, a very unlikely volunteer springs up to take his place-a pigeon! But you've never met one like this before. Images and image descriptions available.
Ella Sarah Gets Dressedby Chodos-Irvine, Margaret
Ella Sarah may be little, but she has a BIG sense of style--and it isn't at all like that of her mother, father, and older sister. Yet they all want her to dress just like them!
What Do You Do With a Tail Like This?by Jenkins, Steve
A nose for digging? Ears for seeing? Eyes that squirt blood?
My Friend Rabbitby Rohmann, Eric
Mouse gets a toy airplane as a gift. His friend Rabbit sends him off on a ride. The plane gets stuck in a tree. Rabbit has a plan to get it.
The Spider and the Flyby Diterlizzi, Tony and Howitt, Mary
A New Version of an Old Story first appeared in The New Year's in 1829 and five years later in Mary Howitt's Sketches of Natural History. Teaches a moral - Not everyone who talks sweetly offers sweets.
Hondo & Fabianby Mccarty, Peter
A Caldecott Honor Book. Hondo the dog is off to the beach, on an adventure with his friend Fred. Fabian the cat stays at home, and gets into mischief with the baby. Who will have more fun?
Noah's Arkby Pinkney, Jerry
The Three Pigsby Wiesner, David
This Caldecott Medal-winning picture book begins placidly (and familiarly) enough, with three pigs collecting materials and going off to build houses of straw, sticks, and bricks. But the wolf's huffing and puffing blows the first pig right out of the story... and into the realm of pure imagination.
Martin's Big Words: The Life Of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.by Rappaport, Doreen
This picture book biography of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. brings his life and the profound nature of his message to young children through his own words. Martin Luther King, Jr. , was one of the most influential and gifted speakers of all time.
The Dinosaurs of Waterhouse Hawkinsby Kerley, Barbara
Not until the mid 1800s were dinosaurs heard of in Victorian England. But when artist Waterhouse Hawkins built the first life-size models of dinosaurs in his native England, and later in America, he dazzled the world with his awe-inspiring creations.
The Stray Dogby Simont, Marc
When a little dog appears at a family picnic, the girl and boy play with him all afternoon, and they name him Willy. At day's end they say good-bye. But the dog has won their hearts and stays on their minds.
So You Want to be Presidentby George, Judith St.
Presents an assortment of facts about the qualifications and characteristics of U. S. presidents, from George Washington to Bill Clinton.
Casey at the Bat: A Ballad of the Republic Sung in the Year 1888by Thayer, Ernest Lawrence
"And somewhere men are laughing, and somewhere children shout; But there is no joy in Mudville - mighty Casey has struck out." Those lines have echoed through the decades, the final stanza of a poem published pseudonymously in the June 3, 1888, issue of the San Francisco Examiner. Its author would rather have seen it forgotten. Instead, Ernest Thayer's poem has taken a well-deserved place as an enduring icon of Americana during the golden era of sport.
Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Typeby Lewin, Betsy and Cronin, Doreen
Farmer Brown has a problem. His cows like to type. All day long he hears Click, clack, MOO. Click, clack, MOO. Clickety, clack, MOO. But Farmer Brown's problems REALLY begin when his cows start leaving him notes....
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PACSUN CLOSINGS: Pacific Sunwear of California said Tuesday that it planned to close 74 underperforming d.e.m.o. stores that contributed to a pre-tax operating loss of about $9 million in 2006. The teen specialty retailer will renovate 20 to 25 top-performing d.e.m.o. units in fiscal 2007. PacSun lowered fourth-quarter guidance to 36 cents from 38 cents per share, and expects total 2006 earnings in the range of 78 cents to 80 cents a diluted share. The d.e.m.o. closings will begin in the first half of fiscal 2007. The company operates 849 PacSun stores, 116 PacSun Outlet stores, 225 d.e.m.o. stores and nine One Thousand Steps stores.
EAGLE ON THE NYSE: American Eagle said Tuesday that it was cleared to apply to list on the New York Stock Exchange. If approved, the teen retailer's shares will trade on the NYSE as "AEO" beginning March 8. Until then American Eagle will continue to trade on the Nasdaq.
LIBERTY'S NEW LOOK: Liberty of London is having a little work done. The Regent Street store famous for its Arts & Crafts furniture, paisley fabrics and understated fashion collections is re-designing its central atrium with help from the London firm Universal Design Studio. The new ground-floor area will showcase Liberty-branded products only, instead of designer accessories, which will move to the room next door. The atrium space will feature smoked charcoal glass, multi-level mirror and timber units, and peacock-blue "treasure box" display cases. The Liberty collection consists of scarves, bags and small accessories in vintage Liberty prints and fabrics. The space will be unveiled on Feb. 14, during London Fashion Week.
NEW BOARD MEMBER: Alan Kane, dean of the School of Business and Technology at the Fashion Institute of Technology, has joined the board of American Eagle Outfitters Inc. Previously, he was a professor of retailing at the Columbia Graduate School of Business. Earlier in his career, he held senior executive and merchandise positions at Federated Department Stores, The May Department Stores Co. and Grossman's Inc. He also is on the board of Circuit City Stores Inc.
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Others have managed, but it's in how they market it. The Tonnika sisters are the Tonnika sisters... I dunno how Hasbro would get around that I guess and the actresses probably have that cornered.
The Tonnika Sisters are not the Tonnika sisters. Those names did not exist when A New Hope was released, they were created by West End Games. As such the marketing doesn't have to say that the figures created are from the Cantina scene, just background characters from the SW universe. Easy to get around I think, I just don't think Hasbro is really interested in making 2 female characters who were on screen for about 2 seconds, that's what it all comes down to.
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The family of detained rights activist Wai Lu who went missing after being arrested are set to sue the local authorities of Myingmu Township, Sagaing Division, for kidnapping.
"Although we have eyewitnesses and concrete information that Wai Lu was taken to Myinmu Police Station for interrogation, the police deny that they know anything about him or that he is there. That's why his family is preparing to sue them back for kidnapping," said another rights activist who is helping the family.
Wai Lu, also a former political prisoner, was helping protesting farmers to win back land confiscated by a copper mining company in the Latpadaung mountain range. He was detained on Aug. 31 on his way to Rangoon.
"[The local authorities] took him off a highway bus without any explanation and did not even inform his family," said the activist who asked to remain anonymous. "They are very upset and worried about him."
"While the authorities were checking the vehicle, they also asked if Han Win Aung, Myint Myint Aye and other rights activists were on board and questioned the passengers as well," he added.
Activists who have been helping the farmers condemned the local authorities and called on them to stop such persecution.
"These actions must not happen during the country's period of democratic transition. Searching for rights activists and detaining Wai Lu for helping the farmers threatens human rights and those who help the poor farmers as well," said Myint Myint Aye, of the Public Affairs Network in Meiktila, Mandalay Division, who is also helping the farmers.
She said that they are planning to organize a petition and would be submitting an appeal to President Thein Sein to stop rights abuses and return confiscated land to the farmers.
Meanwhile, tensions between the mining company and farmers remain severe as digging has continued at the project site and waste has been thrown onto the confiscated land despite a request to suspend work and enter negotiations.
"Mining is continuing, security remains tight and the farmers are still protesting," said Myint Myint Aye. "The company has begun piling waste soil around the villages from where the farmers were forced to relocate in May.
"When some people from our network had a chance to talk with the security forces there, they said that they are exhausted and only have a brief opportunity to visit the toilet. They are unable to practice proper personal hygiene and so some are suffering from skin infections," she added.
Copper mining began in the Latpadaung mountain range at Sarlingyi Township, Sagaing Division, in 2011 as a joint venture between the Union of Myanmar Economic Holding Ltd and Wan Bao Company, a subsidiary of China North Industries Corporation.
Since then more than 7,800 acres of lands from 26 surrounding villages have been confiscated as part of the project.
Around 500 villagers have been protesting near the Wan Bao Company offices since August to demand adequate compensation, the return of confiscated lands, a stop to forced relocations, the reopening of locked monasteries, and no more dumped waste on their fields.
The company recently told journalists that it had already paid 5,200 kyat (US $60) compensation per acre of confiscated farmland in April 2011. However, the farmers said that they just want their land back to secure their future as growing crops is their only livelihood.
Locals staged a protest earlier in August which demanded a halt to the mining project, no more pollution from factory waste and protection of the environment as nearby Kyay Sin and Sabae mountains have been decimated due to copper mining.
Copper mining in the area starting in 1980 with joint ventures between former Burmese Ministry of Mining-1 and various investors including Canada-based Ivanhoe Mines.
The people of Burma should not allow letting go of this organized criminal acts taken against U Wai Lu; they, local authority, can't walk all over Burmese people no more. We all have to answer the call to stands against lawlessness. The kidnapping is exactly what happened, and a call to stand against organized criminal act has to be answered by bringing those kidnappers to the justice.
The Rule of Law will not come from the sky, the opportunity of being apart of restoring the Rule of Law in Burma is right now before us, and we all have to grab it because we all are the enforcers of the Rule of Law in Burma. This is an urgent wakeup call that we couldn't afford to miss it.
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Way to go, brothers and sisters. No more arbitrary arrests and extrajudicial detentions. All the suspects must be innocent until proven guilt in the court of law after the suspects are put on trial with a fair hearing. Only the court has the rights to convict, not police officers or soldiers or etc. Go ahead and let them pay the price.


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A drunk female in high-heels. Usually characterized by lots of stumbling and screeching.
Watch out, its the first Friday of the school year. The freshmen raptors are out in full force.
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A Pickpocket/Homeless person/Hobo/Mugger that steals your stuff or gives you weird looks and hisses at you before running at you like a Velociraptor, scratching you and stealing your stuff.
It could also mean someone that frequently J-walks.
It could also mean someone that frequently J-walks.
Shit the bed look at that guy sat over there he is a total raptor lets get out of here.
Look at that fucking prick what a J-walking raptor bastard.
Look at that fucking prick what a J-walking raptor bastard.
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When a woman is too old to be a cougar, she then is classified as a Raptor
Damn your grandmother is a raptor!
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Code word you say when you are alerting your friends of a hot guy but you don't want him to hear you.
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As in the F-22 Attack Fighter Aircraft in the USAF. Commonly known as the Raptor, and is loosely reffered to as a Raptor. Officially, it is the A/F-22 Raptor. Most civilians will know it as "our new jet."
The F-22 Raptor has stealth capabilites.
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Time Diptychs, Mirrored Rooms
April 25, 2016 | by Dan Piepenbring
Eric Green has a new exhibition at Ameringer McEnery Yohe through May 21. Green's two series, Time Diptych and Mirrored Room, use graphite grisaille layered with colored pencil and varnish to depict the almost imperceptible passage of time in various rooms in his home in Maine. "It is the amalgamation or comparison of the two images that creates the specific emotion, not each individual panel," he wrote. "Gauging and balancing this convergence is everything."
February: Pemaquid Point
February 4, 2016 | by Ira Sadoff
Ira Sadoff's poem "February: Pemaquid Point" appeared in our Winter–Spring 1980 issue. His most recent collection is True Faith (2012). Read More »
A Travel Tip
July 18, 2014 | by Sadie Stein
Not too long ago, I was asked to contribute a travel tip to an article. I felt like a complete fraud, of course; my vacations, such as they were, consisted of the occasional bus visit to friends in D.C. and the odd weekend with my parents, heavy on historic sites. If I passed along any sort of "tip," I risked conveying the impression that I was the sort of person who breezed through security with effortlessly straight hair, applied travel-size unguents in her seat, and, when she felt like napping, draped herself in an improbably large cashmere wrap. (This sort of person also had a roll for her jewelry, and had a pricey makeup bag that, in a pinch, could double as a clutch.)
I knew of no special hydrating sprays or extra-good earphones. I almost wrote, "Bring steak sandwiches," since this is in fact something I like to do when I travel. But certain standards must be maintained. So I recommended wearing a new perfume when one goes on a trip.
I'm not advocating for the purchase of an expensive bottle every time you go to a cousin's wedding. But for me, the act of dignifying a journey with its own scent can be enough to elevate a humble getaway to vacation status. It's nice to find something that has a connection to wherever you are, but the actual perfume is secondary. The point is to create a sense memory for the experience that has, for you, no precedent. I've worn the same perfume since my twenty-third birthday, when I treated myself to my first bottle of En Passant, but from the moment I get in the cab to the airport, I like to wear something different, unfamiliar.
It should be a scent you can live with, of course, but it need not be one you love. I usually look for something inexpensive, in a travel roller; perfume samples are also perfect for this. I found an eau de toilette called Green Leaf in the LaGuardia terminal before leaving for this trip to Maine, and I have applied it religiously throughout my days here. Months later, I will be able to smell it and remember—or not, as the case may be.
I know it all sounds rather twee. "I wish we could see perfumes as well as smell them. I'm sure they would be very beautiful," says Anne Shirley, in Anne of the Island, when she is at maximum insipidity, and everyone is in love with her, and everything she does is ethereal and enrapturing and the relatable, human Anne of Green Gables is a distant memory. Even by her standards, however, this is idiotic: a scent is a million times more transporting than an image. Stanislavski could have told her that. Because, really, that's what it's about, isn't it? You're creating a character: someone who travels, who's capable of relaxation and maybe even adventure, and who—why not?—has an improbably large cashmere wrap in her bag. Or pretends to.
Thinking of You
July 17, 2014 | by Sadie Stein
When I was thirteen, and my dear friend Laura went on a teen hiking tour of the British Isles, I wrote her religiously. Letters, yes, but cards, too. I was stationary in New York, but I had found a lot of vintage postcards somewhere ,and sent a pair of fictional spinsters around the country on an imaginary road trip; each card chronicled their increasingly lurid and ridiculous adventures. One of the sisters proved man-crazy, the other developed a gambling addiction in Reno. When Laura transferred to a boarding school in Wales, their adventures continued.
Nowadays, that doesn't seem like that big a deal. People are always sending Flat Stanleys and toys and gnomes around the world; you can download a template right from the Internet. Nothing new under the sun, I guess, but I loved having that imaginative connection to a friend across the world.
Now, as a grownup on vacation, I'm sitting here with a pile of postcards in front of me, wondering what to do about it. What, after all, is a postcard? In the age of e-mail and Instagram and Twitter, it's a self-conscious anachronism. When you read an old postcard, their messages—in that spindly, legible, Palmer-script hand—are often strikingly banal. People really do say "wish you were here," without embarrassment, and talk about the weather. With traditional postcards, the thought is what counts; these were, by and large, generic images bearing the most impersonal of greetings. Read More »
Tragic Beauty
July 16, 2014 | by Sadie Stein
The thing under my bed waiting to grab my ankle isn't real. I know that, and I also know that if I'm careful to keep my foot under the covers, it will never be able to grab my ankle. ―Stephen King
The rain is pouring up here in Maine: King country. The weather is regenerative and generous, but awfully forbidding, too. Someone hearty told me that this weather is, in fact, the best time to take walks up here—certain vivid mosses have been known to appear. But this is the sort of individual who enjoys icy five A.M. swims, and I did not want to admit that my study of bryology never really extended beyond carpeting bowers for the occasional fairy, and that said experiments generally resulted in pulling up large hunks of moss, moving them, and then being surprised when they died. In short, I am still indoors. And for good measure, we watched The Shining. I remembered it having been much scarier.
Cabin fever is an idiomatic term, first recorded in 1918, for a claustrophobic reaction that takes place when a person or group is isolated and/or shut in a small space, with nothing to do for an extended period. Cabin fever describes the extreme irritability and restlessness a person may feel in these situations.
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"You've certainly had good weather," people keep telling us. They say this almost resentfully, as if we do not appreciate the honor being conferred, could never understand the rarity of a full eight days of cloudless blue skies and temperatures in the midseventies, in coastal Maine, in early July.
The weather forecasts have been equally dour. Don't get your hopes up, they seem to say. Each morning, the icon on my phone will show a sun cautiously peeping out from behind a cloud. If the forecast must admit to the possibility of sunshine, it does so reluctantly: Yes, it is fair now (say the icons) but at three P.M., there will be a cloud. Not three? Four. Five, then. Certainly by six. Well, anyway, sunset is at seven, so then your fun's over. Never once has that cloud departed from the screen, even as the skies have stayed stubbornly blue.
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This proposed budget represents an increase of $41,734 or 1.34 percent from this year's budget of $3,105,900.
For the amount raised by taxes, the new proposed budget represents an increase of $84,084 or 3.74 percent, to this year's amount raised by taxes of $2,247,050.
This budget does not include the already resident-approved appropriations totaling $74,235.
This will be the fourth time residents go to the polls to vote on the budget. At Town Meeting Day, voters approved – by eight votes – a proposed budget of $3,292,280 of which $2,480,080 would be raised by taxes.
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I just want to cry...
My little guy's arm was broken on day 1 at day care. They gave him back to us that night and never mentioned a thing. He cried off and on all night long. Our pediatrician recommended no food til he was 6 mo old. Daycare fed him food on his 1st day, against our orders, which we thought this was why he was so fussy. The next morning we thought maybe after a BM he would be less fussy and took him back into daycare.
I got an email at 10:30am- saying he was not doing well. In the meantime I called the Kaiser nurse advice line which gave me no advice at the time. So on my way to pick him up I called again and just made him an appt. I took him to the appt. -after the exam and an x-ray.
Sure enough broken arm.
Followed by Ambulance ride to the emergency room,
police report, surprise visit by social services the next day
talked to a detective who also did another surprise visit to my temp baby sitter, then a visit to my 5 year old daughter at her school that the school never called to tell me some man visited my daughter today.
Did I mention I NEVER DID ANY HARM TO MY CHILD???!!!
I am so frustrated and sad and angry. I called my Legalsheild attorney who told me to call the daycare and file a claim. Any advice anyone? Shouldn't an attorney call the daycare and not us inexperienced with the law parents???


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[MLS: Playoff Push] The San Jose Earthquakes, the 2012 Supporters' Shield winners, fell far off the pace, resulting in the departure of their only coach, Frank Yallop. They need wins over the likes of Sporting Kansas City Sunday night to stay in contention.
First 10:2-3-5
Last 10:5-5-0
THE STORY SO FAR.After scraping through a miserable first half of the season decimated by injuries, the Quakes cut ties with Yallop and installed assistantMark Watson as interim head coach. They are 5-4 under Watson in league play after a 2-0 loss in Vancouver last weekend that ended a three-game winning streak. They host Sporting Kansas City Sunday.
RECENT MOVES.Goodson, formerly of FC Dallas, played solidly in his Quakes debut against Chivas USA but was burned when Nigel Reo-Coker burst past him to set up Camilo for the first 'Caps goal. Salvadoran midfielder Jaime Alas, another recent signing, has looked lively in his two appearances as a sub. EnglishmanJordan Stewart, signed a month ago, has played the last three league games at left back in place of Justin Morrow, a starter since late 2011 who's struggled this year.
STYLE POINTS.Jon Busch gives the Quakes a strong presence in goal and 2012 league MVP Chris Wondolowski leads a potent group of forwards. In recent weeks, Honduran centerback Victor Bernardez has raised his intensity and the addition of Goodson adds additional height and experience.
NEEDS WORK. San Jose simply gives up too many good chances too often because of breakdowns in many parts of the field. Center midsRafael Baca andSam Cronin are sharper than at the start of the season but still have not been as crisp and cohesive as they were last year. On the flanks, the Quakes are potent offensively but sluggish when the ball turns over and nobody, not even Wondo, has been able to score consistently.
FINAL ANSWER. The Quakes were trending in the right direction but that was a costly loss to Vancouver -- which came after they kept all their starters out of their Concacaf Champions League opener at Montreal. They need to stay afloat and then sweep a three-game homestand Sept. 8-17. Otherwise, it's over.
August 18: Sporting KC
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August 28: @Heredia (CCL)
August 31: @LA Galaxy
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big kitchen garbage can with a popping lid that seals from bi mart - 12 bucks.
wet bag from cotton babies- can;t remember how much. I wash the bag everytime I wash diapers, which is like 2x a week. and wipe the can out with vinegar & baking soda.
I use a small trashcan no liner and throw in there. I bleach it after I put the diapers in the wash. No stink.
I have 2 large wetbags from 529 baby on hyenacart. I LOVE them. Once it's full, I throw it all in the wash and it's the perfect load size for me.
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We jsut use a 5 gallon bucket form Lowes. Sprinkle a tiny bit of baking soda in the bottom and the smell doesn't get too bad. Of course I also wash daily and rinse out the bucket each time so I'm sure that helps.
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I got this wetbag for $19 & hang it on the closet doorknob: http://www.modernclothdiapers.com/planetwisewetbags.html
Works great so far, but I'm new to all this.
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I have a rubbermaid trashcan that has a lid that pops-up and 2 fuzzibunz mess-free pail liners --- but any pail liners that would fit and you can rotate through would work.
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John Grisham's new thriller is among the week's highlights.
We scope out the hottest books on sale the week of Oct. 21.
1. The Racketeer by John Grisham (Doubleday, fiction, on sale Oct. 23)
What it's about: A former attorney, now a federal prisoner known as the "Racketeer," is sitting on explosive knowledge – who killed a federal judge, and why.
The buzz: Fans of Grisham's legal thrillers are legion, as proved by the fact that he has had 17 No. 1 USA TODAY best sellers.
2. Back to Blood by Tom Wolfe (Little, Brown, fiction, on sale Oct. 23)
What it's about: In his first novel since 2004's My Name Is Charlotte Simmons, Wolfe travels to Miami for a story about "sex, money and real estate."
The buzz: Advance reviews haven't been raves, but even so, Wolfe's novels are always events. Says Publishers Weekly: "Despite flashes of 'the right stuff,' his latest novel comprises not an exposé of popular culture so much as a lurid compendium of clichés."
3. "Who Could That Be at This Hour"by Lemony Snicket (Little, Brown, fiction, on sale Oct. 23)
What it's about: The first in a new four-book series for young readers called "All the Wrong Questions" finds the young Lemony Snicket as an apprentice in a secret organization.
The buzz: The new series is a prequel to Snicket's wildly popular Unfortunate Events series; the final book entered USA TODAY's list at No. 1 in 2006.
4. Friendkeeping: A Field Guide to the People You Love, Hate, and Can't Live Without by Julie Klam (Riverhead, non-fiction, on sale Oct. 25)
What it's about: Klam, author of You Had Me at Woof, turns from dog love to human friendships in her latest personal account.
The buzz: "Highly entertaining," says Kirkus Reviews.
5. The Art Forger by B.A. Shapiro (Algonquin, fiction, on sale Oct. 23)
What it's about: A young painter tainted in a scandal agrees to forge a Degas painting stolen from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum – only to suspect the stolen work is itself a forgery.
The buzz: The novel is the No. 1 Indie Next pick for November of independent booksellers. "A clever and gripping story," says Lanora Haradon, Next Chapter Bookshop, Mequon, WI.


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Red-Light Camera Tickets In Frisco Jump 59 PercentOfficials with the city of Frisco said they can't explain a significant increase in red-light camera tickets there in the past year.
Cowboys Announce 2016 Single Game Tickets To Go On SaleThe Dallas Cowboys have announced that 2016 single game tickets will be on sale to the general public on Friday, April 22nd at 10:00 a.m.
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NFL Suspending TV Blackouts For 2015 SeasonThe league said Monday that team owners voted for a one-year suspension of the long-standing blackout policy for the preseason and regular season
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Lady Pios upend Crowley
CROWLEY – Notre Dame's Lady Pios overcame a sluggish start in their showdown with cross-town rival Crowley High to keep their District 4-3A perfect with a 46-29 victory.
"We knew Crowley would come in ready to play and we missed some shots early on," said Notre Dame coach Nolan Theriot, whose team missed its first seven shots. "But eventually, we started to settle in and hit some open shots."
The Ladies (11-8, 2-2) were able to weather the storm early, trailing just 29-17 at the break thanks in part to seven second quarter points from Tiara Dugar.
"I felt pretty good at the half because we were still within striking distance," said CHS coach Alton Allen.
But any thoughts of a rally by the Ladies were put to rest in the third quarter when the Lady Pios (19-4, 4-0) went on a 9-0 run in the first five and a half minutes. The Ladies did manage five points with under a minute to go but they found themselves trailing 41-22 heading into the final stanza.
"That stretch of about five minutes there in the third quarter where we didn't score really hurt us," said Allen. "We scored a few points at the end of the quarter but by that time, they had almost doubled their lead."
Hindering the Ladies was the fact that their leading scorer - Mercedes Rogers - picked up her fifth foul with a little less than three minutes remaining in the third quarter and was sidelined for the rest of the game.
"It was big without her being in there," said Allen. "We lost one of our main scoring threats and that hurt."
Rogers was not much of a factor offensively prior to leaving the game but she was a force on defense with a number of blocked shots and rebounds.
"When she (Rogers) is not out on the floor, everything kind of changes," said Theriot. "To give her credit, she did a great job defensively and she blocked and altered a bunch of shots. I think she worked so hard defensively that she didn't do as much offensively."
The pace of the game slowed tremendously in the fourth quarter allowing the Ladies to outscore the Lady Pios 7-5 in the final eight minutes.
Dugar, who scored all seven of Crowley's fourth quarter points, finished the night with 19 points. Teara Breaux and Alana Plummer each added four points and Rogers finished with two.
Notre Dame was led by Gabbie Romero with 11 points, including three 3-pointers. Madelyn LeJeune followed close behind with 10.
Elise LeBeouf added eight points, Hanna Esthay scored six and Alex Miller had five. Liddy Rothermel and Sam Lyons scored two points each while Katherine Kirsch and Annie Sarver rounded out the scoring with one point each.


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