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Marlins vs. Reds - 7/11/15 MLB Pick, Odds, and Prediction
Cincinnati Reds (38-45) at Miami Marlins (36-50)
MLB Baseball: Saturday, July 11, 2015 at 4:10 pm (Marlins Park)
Raisel Iglesias vs. M Latos (3-6) (4.90)
The Line: Miami Marlins -115 / Cincinnati Reds +105 --- Over/Under: 7 See the Latest Odds
The Cincinnati Reds and Miami Marlins play game three of their series Saturday afternoon.
The Cincinnati Reds look for a win after splitting their last 10 games. The Reds have scored six runs in their last three games and three or less runs in six of their last seven games. The Reds have lost four of their last six games when scoring three or less runs. Todd Frazier leads Cincinnati with 94 hits and 55 RBI while Joey Votto and Brandon Phillips have combined for 73 RBI. The Cincinnati Reds have split their last eight road games. Raisel Iglesias gets the ball, and he's 1-1 with a 5.11 ERA and 25 strikeouts this season. This will be Iglesias' first career game against the Marlins.
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The Miami Marlins need a win after losing five of their last six games. The Marlins have scored five runs in their last three games and three or less runs in seven straight games. The Marlins have lost five of their last six games when scoring three or less runs. Dee Gordon leads Miami with 119 hits and 21 RBI while Adeiny Hechavarria and Christian Yelich have combined for 51 RBI. The Miami Marlins have won five of their last seven home games. Mat Latos takes the hill, and he's 3-6 with a 4.90 ERA and 67 strikeouts this season. Latos is 1-1 with a 2.70 ERA and 16 strikeouts in his career against the Reds.
The Reds are 8-3 in their last 11 during game 3 of a series and 0-5 in their last 5 Saturday games. The Marlins are 8-3 in their last 11 Saturday games and 1-5 in their last 6 during game 3 of a series. The Reds are 7-2 in the last 9 meetings in Miami.
I have little cofnidence in either of these teams. However, Latos does know the Reds lineup pretty well after playing with them for many years. I give the slight edge to the fish based on that.


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|Silent Movie Night
On Thursday 29th March 07 we saw the first village performance of People's Palace Outdoor Cinema.
It presented an evening of short silent movies featuring Tam O'Shanter (made by the Primary School), Buster Keaton and others. There was a good turnout despite the weather being rather cold and damp. However those that did brave the elements were well entertained by the show and impressed by the organisation of the spectacle.s was a first in the village for Alice and her Palace. She first used it last year at the Wickerman Festival and soon intends to take it to Eastern Europe for charitable purposes and throughout Dumfries and Galloway to raise funds for a drug rehabilitation program.


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THE SUNDAY HERALD. VOL. 2 . No. 6 2 . WATERBURY, CONN., SUNDAY, APRIL Ql. 1889. PRICE FIVE CENTS. OX TO OKLAHOMA! THE WiLD MAD RUSH FOR THE \£W COUNTRY A Gr» |» lilc I>c«c ri|»tiuii o f l l ie «ii til#? ltord«*r I-lii** lu d l - an* o n t h e W a r p a t h —T r o u b le a n d R io t KxfMiCted. Os THE OkX-AHOUA LiXE. ) By CoCRIEK VU AI'.KASSAS ClTT, 20. ) The boomiTB are iu sigLt of their El-doraJa at last. Aftti a icarcL of th iw days over the m uddy trailH of the Chero-ko »* fctrip tliey Lait<^d at sucdowu within a hundred yards of the beautiiul land of the C'hickHSiiKs. The first glimpse of a hurlxjr light was never more welcome to a »t^■ral-tos^ed Hftilor than was the rolling white-t«.>j>i)e<l jiruirie schooners. i Tliev e iitf red itwilh cheerwand volleys^ of musUi-try niiil other druionstratious of d' light. Horst-meu who have ac-compauii- d the long ]iroccsKi(in, and guides spurr. il their . |>ouie8 forwiird ami dai-ht^ iu ou the Koil which has lipfu the hapjiifst di-ei.m of th e ir lives, ' Imt they wen- promptly escorted back to tlie wagons l>y Captiin Hays' tro o p - ' ers and t>rd*'r*il to n-muiu there u n t i l . Monday. To-night the bo.imFi-s a r e , having a ghirious jiiiiilation. The old Boldiers have formed a marching line and are pai-ading up uud down the southern e»!ge of the strip singing war Hungs and dischai-ging their revolvers •n d rifles. | Following thorn is a crowd of 2,000 ' men, women atnl children who are doing all they can to increast' the oonfu- . sion and muke the din more deafening. ^ At daylight the great cam]) will lie Ktmck and the wufoi.s will begiii mov-, iiig east and west, w> thut by Sunday ■ night they will l»f evenly distributeil on the Oklahoma line iu po.sitionB from ' wliich they ojin safely join in the great , wramble which be^'inii a t noou Mon-' day. The iKximers ni-e ]u>]>*ful and confi-1 dent. Tln'y huve licen together so long ami dis4-uss«'d tl.-eir plans so many | tini*-M that they think they know just how they an* going to jiroi'eed. Evtry niiui has a iiuurter st ction iu his mind's <'ve and when the starting signal is given he will brt ak for It as fast as his lioitte will ra iry him. I t is not unlikely that msny choice laut plans and hiijMs will l.e difeati-d d u r - , mg the soraiuli^'. There are men I on the line to-nif;ht representing every ; ^-lenient of western society who have come acro>s the >trip to reserve claims. 'I'liey have the fleetest inmies in tin- te r ritury. nnd as th<-y are ihoroujhly ac- <|U:iint<'il with Oklahoma they jiave an advantape of honest lioni»'Steaders which cun hardly 1m> appreciated now. iSi'sides they are all armed to the ti><'th and are , iMiastin? that they will not bi-o«>k rivalry or oppo'ition. These men mean to ]irecipit:itetix>uhle. 'i'he march acr<>*« the strip was cinn-parativiOy uneventful. S<>nie of tlic creeks, (•.■-pvcially the Salt Fort o f the Arkan-:is. were very hiph and delayed indgiess more or less, but the loxiniers liy careful pili.lingcleare*! them all with *'as4». As they wouml ditwn through the reservations hundr<><ls of Indians path-ered ly- ihesiileuf tlie train .and waicliiHl th e wapons .as tliey rolled by. The In- <lians were nearly all arnieil and tiH»k an <KH-asion toniake.aii ostent.atiousdisplay of their shot fiunsand six shiHiters. One greasy old buck w ho had a shot gun was approache<] by a pretty little girl who timidly aske<i him if he was goiu" to kill ' h«'r papa. The Indian smiled at tlie child and then patting his gun saiil w ith a grunt. " Kill turkey this. This for tKHmier. ' He took from his j«H-ket a Winchester cartridae and lield it up for tlie ins|iec-t io n o f t l ie child. She ran Inck to her papa's wagon, hastilv cliiiiliiHi in t>e-tween the c.anvas itaps while the old buck oonipl.acently i-«-turned tlie cartridge to his piH'ket. A gn-;u>ier, >lirt er or more c<intempti- Ulc crew of vagab >uils tuan the I 'oiic-«s, Oto«<« andOsages wi.uld l>e hanl to tiud. They are all ti.H> lary even t*> hunt f r the game with wi.is'li tlie conntrj-al> Mind« aiul l»eroud stealing fixim neighlK>riiig triU's and drawing t'.;eir quarterly allowances fri>m the govt'tc-ment they will do notliing. Ttie rich soil of the ir re « 'ivatiou8 is nntiih\I and unimpri red. l l ie i r chief ambition in life is to get to Arkauoas City two or three timt>a a year and whil.- there drink whiskey l.ntil t!ie;r s<]uams Imve to h « d them Ixnlilr into wxpms and drive them home. These are the sort of neigl.l»oni the iHXiUiers will hav,* on the uortli. C.tp-tain Hays is ri.liug the line t(vuight iv-structiug the luMnmrs h ow to proceed Monday. Everv- man will u - {.tei-mitte.i to haul his wapun up to the liue so that h o i 'a n g e t iuto tli* uew Eldoiado a t a jump. '1 he l»o. luert art' not all here yet. Hn: dr«Hls of w iiiiona are still comi::g Hcrotw Uie strip ai.d otiiers <re still passing through ArkausHs City. Many of them will anive too Ute ss they canu<.>t cr.*6 the Btiip iu less than three days. M u r a t H a U t r a d I I I . St. Ix>flS, April SO.—Mrs. H. E. V.m-ra n i, o f this city, wlio is a sister o f Mrs. Murat Halstead, w ife of the editor o f the Cincinnati nv o e i rH a despatch fn>m Cincinnati last eveninx • ta t in f that Mr. Halstead is dangerously ill. D r o w n r 4 W h i l e C'an««>iu|c. PBOvn>ESCE. R. I . . April •»,—Fra ak S. Pjyor, ageii 27, the agent of the ilor>- gaM BnveU>{ie comi>auy of Sphn^lieid, was drowoetl in Lymausville renerri ir, Mautou, this afternoon, w hile canoeing.. Cm Any Om Tell. To Ike S d i u r o f tk t U mrM : C«B ujr um trti why tk* OtoMk* Dittnct »ui*- ' walk kas not b*ca pmttiti •iomg accocau^ tu tmmiom. Utqciass. : TWO BUSINESS FAILURSS. C i s » r M a n H a r r inK to u a n d G r o c c r K i l I m e r Asst^^n. ! The cigar store of George E. Harrington ou South Main street was closed last night because of business troubles. There were two or three .ittacliments out against Harrington, one for f 297 for a cigar bill from Bradley & Iah*. New Haven, and two others, one of $110 and and one of 840. Mr. Harrington assigned to Attorney Robert A. I.,owe, who slated last night that the liabilities were about $1,500. Xelson Kilmer, a grocer doing business at 193 Xorth Main street also assigned yesterday: Liabilities and :issets unknown. EASE BALL IN WANY TOANS J er r r r Citjr Uo»>:on .0 2 0 .! U U 2-6 0 - 3 W&.*>hlDK:OQ. Toronto. ALMOST A MURDER! AN ITALIAN KNOCKED KNIFED. DOWN AND .4 t ih a s t ly Cut iu th e N'eck F iv e In ch e s iM tts N e a r ly Uelieadk H im—Th e I 'olii-e ou th e T r a c k u f Uls As>.anaut. "Murder-r-r- Murder-r-r. Amidst fl.-isl:e3 of lightning and high above the crash of thunder and the souud of pouring rain, the awful ry rang out. I t was about eleven o'clock l a 't night 'and the echo came from the Italians quartei-s ou Spring street be-tweea the ccach facti ry and Coyle's block. The place at night is in complete darkness, and no l>etter si>ot could be fou::d in any city for the nccc mplish-meut of terrible deed. The echo of the voice had scarcely die.l away when people frnm all parts heating the cry ran iu the direction of the sound. In a short time over a hundred peojde were c«jllectetl and the sight which met them m:ulo many fall buck with veakues.s and horror. ' AT H I ? \ 'I' l l / M l AIT V Uader the stairway lay a man, bleed- j 1 0 1 /J ll A 111 V L J l L 1 . ')m MffllTE TO LiyE." .\h, 1 thought he was saveil and I was \ D V '^ R P l i lT l . ' V I I I - ' t P T glad of it when that bill iu his behalf - H . l l i l O D I iU I V n . \ l i r . .A r k l •^ent through. " I should think a reinembram'e of > Swift'd crime would rtconcile you to hisj punishment," said tlie reiK)fter. " His crime!" said the olhcer turnicg sharply, " I t was no more his crime than | A sira»c» >i»rj o ra yours o r mine. Tiie whiskey-.-razed la il' tha t WHS arreste<l red-handed twenty-one months ago was not the same p« r-sou tha t surreudereil his life s« br:ively ju s t now. I saw tha t creature witii loathing. HLs healtii wa.s all gone. I doubt if his reiwou were there at all. He was calling for drit;k, dn n k all d ly long. He had pructicidly lived in tbe lowest haunts of vii:e fi.r two ve.irs. HER sw e e t h e a r t made h E= HIS FAW LV Trcarherjr aa<l m. Y W « > k > a s » T r u » l . — « . r o rK ' raithle«* \ Rrwliva Nevt 3f«rMiag. " L OST AND deserteil! A: . a i tia (fott . la a forr'^u tutv '. ■ His highest thought or asi.inti. u y*-uug and b r a n r i 'u w:d-whiskey and cigarette.-s. He was a dis- "w, lamen ttd her har.' lot las: ai. grace to his familr. Hi.s ohVr br»>ther she reclinetl ou an iron cot se t t e Wj - to'on hoiL-H-. !>h«- wiiU giKxl cause. She wan alioat tt nt. ; his sen s ts . Wlieu argument and jw-r su;isiou failed he had lieaten him in a fair tight ai:d lockeil him up in his rimni. John H. Swift Hangs Wife Murder. :THE DROP FALLS AT 10:16 MORNING THURSDAY AT JEBSEY CITY. S 0 0 0 0 C 0 2 0 0 H its—Jeisey City, 15; Boston 8. E r rors, .Jersey City, 4; Boston, -t Batteries, D»ly and Hoflonl, Radbourue and BvEnett". Umpire, Clmtoa. AT W ASUISGTOX. 0 4 S 0 0 - 6 U 0 0 I) 0-0 Hits—Washington, 8; Toronto, 1. Er-roi- s, Washington, 1; Toronto, 5. Calleil at end of 5th iunin;;; rain. Batteries, Keefe and Ebright, Vickery and Gwinu. Umjiire, Quinn. AT WORl ESTET.. Worc ester........................ * 1 0 0 2 3 1 0 1 - 9 y e * York S 0 0 1 u 5 0 I l)^-» Hits—Worcvster, 12: Xew York, 11. Errors, Worcester, 7; New York, 9. Uame caileil at end of ^th inning; dai'k-nesti. Batteries, Terrien and Stafl'ird; Titcomb and Murjihy. Umpir.', Ku>ght. AT rHII.AI>EU>UIA. A l lJe i ic t . .0 0 3 3 0 4 0 4 1 -1 5 ItriK.klj-u O U 0 ! 0 0 0 U 4 — «> H i t s : Athletic, 21; Brooklyn, 10. Errors; Athletic, 4 ; Brooklyn, i . Batteries, Weyhirg and Cress, Hughes and Clark. ULpire, Ferguson. AT b a i c im o r e . lU.ti tnore . S 4 0 3 I S - H C'o:iimbc» . 3 0 0 0 0 0 ^3 H its : Baltimoro. 15; Colanibus, 5. Errt.rs : Baltimor«>, 4; Columbus, 'J. (.Jiime calhil at sixth iuning ou aov'unt »>f rain. Batteries, Kilrov and Tate, Mnys and O'Connor. Umpir?, Holland. AT flSOlNXATI. C=Drtnimti........ O O O O A O O n M L»'u;» u (< 0 1 0 0 1 u Hits : Cinciuiiati, 8 ; St. Louis, 5, EiT-'rs : C'licinnati, 3 ; St. Louis, 2. u "\am an d ' I ; e,l his heiid r.s it to shut out something <l'uuk ov- r atid over, they a t I i'<iia.u ana iM.yu. in ip i r i , v ia n i.t> .i," oir-n .h». and the wound was , to cast him oO aud liK-kt'd the i " tha t puniahment which wimen Inrv ing terribly from a frightlul gash four | inches long, iu the neck, under the left ear. Many thought the head was entirely severed from the boily, but au e l imination proved otherwise. Wi ling hands soon had him conveyed to Dr. O'Hara's office, who told them to take him to the j>olioe station or home. Here valuable time was lost. I h e iu-jurcil man was o n v ey cd home and l>r. O'Hani supiKHiing he was taken to the {Kdtca station went Iher?. The man was i:ot theiu and not kuowiiig where he lived the doctor agaiu went home. Twenty minutes had pissed when officer l>ean arrived on the sctne. Dr. Donahue entere*! sluirtlr after. The man lay ou his back iu the kitchen, weltering iu his blo>l an d ' moaning in agouy. His head lay ou a | dirty pillow, c!^ltU^^ bli.M>d coveretl h i s ! fact' and shoulders, and lay iu thick} j lumps ou his cimt, shoulders and bosom,' I while fumes t>f lt«pu>r sornteil his breath, o—JjlDr. Domdiue tit*ate»l the wmtnd by I I Irathiug ill lukewarm water, and at cw ry ' prcssuse of the t>ur.!eoti's hatui th» c tt would oj'en, ^nw a liu g a gap alMuit l*icture<l s t o r y o f t h e K x v c u t io i i - Th«» M a r c h to t h e Ci»llouii—A SUter*i» DevotUm —HU Ltk»t Dii>» o n Ew r th . XE M i .n t t e mi re!" I lix>k-i\ l at my watch ! as I heant it. I t wa-s 10:15. ThriH' single words b u t thev K A ' 3 to ld th iir ow;i siory. I Tlie prisoner I __ iu the corner i ^ " ci'll who had ' I' «>' t>'»' w Lou>Tillf Krfi <. iiy I nipirc, tianuey. I njij o ln»l.^.^e. ' ".'J ' " 'J ................ . off li>ckt'd door upon | AT LorisxitXE. ls«K»u si'wu Up. His natue, as ne.;r . horrible !n>m his \ie«,^ ' liim in or I* r to inspir.' some touch of I s i 2 0 0 0 2 i-;i one could pr.uiouuce it, is P.ui.jutll— ' " One miiiute mon' I" , shame iu him for h s own g.n d. It \\a>« 1 S 1 0 0 U 2 U i i - l t Hits, l»ui!iville 13, Kansas City 10. Ern>rs, Louisville 4. Kans:is City (!. 1 atteriesHaiusay and Vaughan, Swartz-ell and l>onohue. Uuipite Daniel.'. .AT «mr.voo. niir«ci> , tl S •' I 3 n 2 0 1 - 9 . \ : t .A n n - I l l ■ S 4 U O « : 2 4 c " C 2 Hits, Chicago 10, All .\nieric.i i l . Errori.. Chicauo C, .\I1 .\uiei ica t>. B;il-terit s, Raldwin and Daly, Ci-ane Earle. Umpire, Biddwin. AT rinsr.ritv.. and occDsiou that Swift's a t-1 to iH-.ir;" out. cuutrarv to U ■! « u d th em w i th ' «>>' 1 ^ h e h a t l b , . ^ e ^ u le f t u u iL a r r . d ' Mrt»v bwift, luH tntsl lo i * i -i i *i In s f a i - p r , s». u n lm l a n . t ' I K - '* c d a g ju i i s t t h e to r e t h e c r im e . 1 »N o k n ow f rom h i s [ in>n bar* tmw- relatives th a t when he !ia I cotu ' home t T;i-*J m.iu i» (ie - ' thoT a t last tn e I j Byer u. a M i " " liipl»>yed iu Hulmet, lUt:; : li.i mills, uu.l F>>remiin Hi' kr \ ^ The whisiH'r s;>tmevl to Inivcl ahmj; I'ot t ' at tlicy did r- allv csi.'t hnu olT , , • , iiic tier on tier of ci'lls. It Mvuud to •" «st lu su rlv to n es t'« (lui-stions askt'd. ! , , ,, , .. - , frt«n» tin s , proves how bravelv and Eveu th e mau u h o wa-> K-nt fo r lu tv li-: , ' m m tie rs as if b \ j,r,." ,liy tlu-y i.h iititb il tt eui-'cKcs r.li cine i>artly dcclin<sl to go u n til he w u s ' >u»Kie. In ln d ied I'liso u e rs irxiwd.nl i,iiu iu tlu> last u re a t triid, t'd .l tiie m*\l cine would cost bim ao ih - to th e ir c ell d-uu-s; a i.iu id its l s jH v ta - ; "Why even hi* ap p ea ranc e th e n .'' i a : . C u is ii.g iu a to n e h e a t last to r s Uire,l and b-xved th e ir he ads a t Us w e u lo tH lie d e p u ty ,-w a s as ditl. reut w< lit out. ti-oiu th e ap p ea ranc e o f th e m an you T h e nou!!d is d irec tlv o v i t ih e carv.tid , have ju s t s ,.,." h a u s e d as it was ti-..m uiv artt*rv. " *H>uo luiiiutt* mori'! hU»:kteu» nMM:uv»l, It is s.iid the laan was att.HcU>'d by The words WvTi' graven ou the ict*>in ^*'*'." l'e*l J»'d over with tb two etheis who wei-e druiik like biuis If, , of the sheidVas he tu n u s l the but for what re.i!>.>ii is ui.ki'.own, yet tne fc. mI Willie. Tlfe i\>>ide!its of the Uoust> were i v. ry siieut alMiut the affair, aud iiuswer- ! , ;!! *1 -h.- ■« yift • u •i! I'itt kn:rp 1 I' 5 1 e 0 I t u l'-4 llils , Tillsburg 15. Syi*nou>t* 5. Kmu-s, r itls lu irg I. Svraou'-o 5. l in tie r i f s ,: M r u I :»iu1 Fm'UIs . Ui>lK>p a n d n r i g g s , ; Tuipirt's Milk'r niul AMrtrh. THE DOG AND THE EGGS jHkho* huvi' a tu tin* Xhi' wound Wtt'i utly iua»l' with a r.;;:, r or M>motiiiug tniuaiiy s**urp. *^TWO DOCTORS IN HARD LUCK Hr , l i i jn r t 'i l a i n l l>r% r r o ^ lN t \ i r r i i* i ;< * h r t 'c k rU b y UuHnwkiiji l>ale.l slig h tly . H e F i i i u I n t . . > \ v i i u i » u l u l l o f T t i .- iu W h ih > D r . O M I r j ' . i 's c a r r i .a j ; ^ w ^ s s t ij id-11'**,* Mr. U > U " u . . j t r id a y e v e n i t tg i h d .p ,L N . t .T . Who with eviiWut . f-k e e p s am r . i t m a rk e t .it No. 41 South Main s tm t, p u t up th e sh u tte rs on the w in d ow s . kK-ke«' "he fro n t d<K>r a t th e u su a l h o u r and st:irte.l for his home on K ingsbury street in th e ino*t amiable mtHvl and .it pe*K>e with the world a t lai-ffe. He s.it up u n til tlie sniall hours o f th e m o rn in g lip u n n g o n th e protit he would iK.th would have U v u kilU-,1. m ak e on th e th tw hundretl dozen o f n e r o f t h e » E s « c i - n i d e r h e a d i l 'g a r d s id e u iu p n H i " s io i i , It was the di'atu imrvh i t John j S\v i f t ! He stn'imnl to he ;r th o whisivr as K\alkc«l. Hislnw H. fort h i s I a » t p r a y e r . Two priests vcstunnl iu t h e i r l a o e chickens, tu rk ey an d duck eggs which : Dr. I'ros t's carriage was wn'ck.sl bv l e had earel'ullv pileil in the w indow i i i , for .vestettlavs trade. But alas! he did : r " le '« 8f*r-not notice .Wepli Holohan's shepherti I ^ f t e r n i V 'n. l l ie hi>rst' bt>c.^me dog lying asleep wider a bench m the frrghteued whi.e lu> w.is visiting a market when he closetl up. <Jrv>ve sU>H-t jwtielit aud mu away, . \ t evening, the horses attach>Hl to an lo*' wag<>.i i-.e ir by st irte I up and struck tin* whet 1 of tbe dvvtoi's wji^oa aud threw Mrs. O'llar.i aud the 'oaby into n^bes aud purple the rinid. bat.s, u p h e l d Mis. O Hara si'staim-d .severe fwe- i,:,,, ;r »,* tur«' of the ankle but the babv escaiHvt , uuliurt. But for the d.a-tor s }'»!'>ui'' ia ^ a l l 'o f metTfuU of tl.e life that w-.vs so soon to Ih* taken from him, wert> marks of alct'liolic and i^exual viiv, that rt*i'- I xvas not the man you have just ^eeu. a s.id " I was never so iiiueli impressed with the trau'foruiatiou in him as a week ap> to day, lie ll;id Uvn playin.; "o«p. I hymns on the oigan in the jail chapel. The pn-tty nieliMlies lbi:iit d out h*Te jij,. througli the corridors and nalleri.'s aiiil ■ 1 saw more than one hardened eriiuii.al 1h>\v his head as the familiar strain* of :-He,iutiful SlKire,' -Sli.all We .M.-et?' : 'WaitiiiB .and Watching' and oth.-r ' pit>4kts—tliey were all of a futiiro life— rec.alled to thelu vi*ions ot childhiMMl Intraes and inn<K-ence, And when ."swift came out to go to his cell he h;td .a . strange, far-away look ix his face an<l a ' tnwe of tears in his «.yes. knew then that Swift h;id twen contemplating his ow-n .appriK-tchini; death anil it fl.ished acro>s nic very strongly tluat th i ' was not the viiiie ti:an 1 had >i>enarreste<l for murder, that lhi> man hH>k«>«l on that cvinie with hnrror tr c 'ua'ge i f th e d .'i* r tn ;e 'j t i • tt'H\:ed. sp. .«ks Well .>i ii- r one tim<' a -tie iii c'i i;epr»->euUiti>. O N- iH.wii.-. a rep u t itii>u f<>: lu d i- .!"y a - n. 'S. She w»j. take-i t.= tl • T fn Ul th e U.ljdlll;* leiU -* ! 1 g;*'i ou SoutU l.i'oiia r.l - r - 1 ■■n 'y twi u 'y - l ite Trar? «i 1. .■», Ul I 'l f . J i i l iu r .y .- i . Ul l!: I ■ M.i'-ey IS a - t r a n h t . w. ^ fellow, a blac.'«>m:(li by tm d with h i ' Hiolhrr au.l t.ii.th. house on Uivei s tre e t H»- ■■■< o the girl while «he wa- i«:i Hol i e s . lUiuth Jt Hayilen'-. ajtii :u'couip:utv h e r to a n .l fr im < a f te r da>. She wa-<.('rn adv:inces. luiirm.; few fr'. 'ids in and U-iiig naturulW diffenrat v e rsa lum with most p»«.pfe ' r r • . h e r uulauitliiu-ity willi ti • Uy .M.a-'-.-j, sh^ was in.iiirr< ' i tiis house and the nei^hlaMrs ■ . i , lliey were to lie m.-urrir<i. Kv. ini: they luiishl lia*e beri. «,-■ u down by the ti» e r >.r out m. u •.! - u To her lo re is relatiy rs ili< . B pw showed two photogtaph.s »hii h r-with her an.l s.'eme.l to ti<i» 6 a deaU'f. They were t.frty. ua^ i u b an infant Ixiy. Mie s.ait| tkt ', w-r>-tMt hust>and .anil child, knth.lra.) \ few w .e k s S i n . f.j t o fl M-n . d IB -r.l .! - .y U I Some time duriug tjie night the do? tlie ct'riier of Vine aud Clierrr ktnw ts a crime. )f iinir>e I don t want to ii>- ningxHl to the right and to the left. A " ' " ' ' r ' ' "'•'.sl saintly or tm. blue o « fe .l I.W.SS buttoi;,-,! poli.a man V'l * I *. » I 1 . 4 1 ; 1 1 1 J ; I * that. Hut liH round. smiMith faor wn.s s t r c tc l^ l out his hnud .and r .iMsl otie f"|, " f a,"| i|". expression w .s of tne arge wiudow*. The mo^st dump gentleness and thou;;htfu!- Hir riislietl in aud tauntsl him as l*e,i".»j,-- pas-sotl. :ind th a t th is man was incapable of sm-h e«>vercd h e r s a te r»i«.| tm .la l i tu - ' He wa.s t . r y kin.l to tier,- t- c ' li't h.r t o r d o i iM in g h im . a n d Druiiiis<.<t s h e s h o u ld li;»»e n o c-ius** It. r - f * n t b r r lo v e fo r h im . 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' The state of Connecticut waiteij aw>.ke .and found''him»elf" lock.sl in^ t'lecarrisge c,dlid.^l with » telegraph I I » a tnn iously mur- T h ed o g detenuinwl to j e t out o f the i«ole, i-ausing the rt.iu of the v. y oie . i 'I'* r;"/'*' * * ' ' ' d e r e d a .sxve.a and pretty girl tluit , window, and did ^o l deM.«t from his without a tretU'>r patiently awaiting tlH'| the misfortune to c.all herself his wif.-. .'•lie ea lled o n ICeprearBtaiiT.*«» Nrill frantic attempt* until he feii liack com- THEY GOT Tri£IR MONtY S WORTH •• A eurly. brown wiggiHl, hm.I am» 1 liefore the dise.as,.,| nnd immoral l»>y : for advice. The only cK i r - m ^ u to pletely exhauste.1. — careless deputy sheriff cl ipp«sl over his ' was restrained from his own lusts. Tlrt-1 her was to take .e;pii But the egg* that were in the w indow Walklrc M»teU an Kxhlhltina .>r bea«l the noiM^r. Tlieu he hniktsl at it • aoo<l st.ate ofConnecticiit wires the |;»rs , asainst M;»ssey. A« oe w.as O where. O wli^rewei-e thev. _ Am.ihrr Kin J ..r Muscle. eriticnllv a s*aa>ud. It didn't .suit him bo«lj-and change> bis tuiiid. Th. n he 'A*;re reniaidr.1 noihin* >.r her •!! to Tliotv who went to seo the walking He gritx't'ly t<M>< it fi>-m his li.ad acain, i J ecgs match Friday got more f*r their t{UHr-: h*i kisl at I't and llieu turuiug it, dr< ppe I of l*at Some r .w m i l ** Ii'*!'' . le nice , , 1 1 1 1 1 ■» Tins tune the noi«e rHblM'.l the mur-t »f the three hundred dozen, two hun-dre< l and lifty dozen looked like beaten for a custard pie o r one H a y e s ' T o m a n d .T e r ry 's t h a n th e , . . , , , w h i t e shelle*i e g g s w h i c h o u r f a rm e r s b l a c t e y e s a n d b h n s l y iiosch, a u ' l i f l ^ i n g in to g l ^ l d e n th e h e a r t s o f gi>o.l few o f I t a n i u m 's a n im a l s w e r e on • derer's pale .«et fa**? as it siipjKsl down - - " -------- -- - - the 'wariis. Tlie rough n'P* h.dge»l ou hi* c i tw n s every tjLster. grand staud. there would have U'en no liiHi aud the praver Lf was r»'i>eatiug When Seiter came down in the morn- unvJ of the circus to visit us this sum ' ' ' ing and opened tlie door he saw the <log turr. slip out. but when he looke<i at the win- ' dow he nearly fairted. The was iUHudible. " Lftuder, Jo h n ; say tLat londer," .\mrricin liond did more to: priest whi*|iere.l. quiet the {w pie than the ivdicemeu. } The deputy put the :uut. onder his t.ic td a r k came iu answer to He put on his coat and started out to tee Mr. Hololian, swearing be would make him settle, llolohan. when he heartl o f it, laughe.1 and said that Seiter «T*-r again locked his doc in the market he would sue him for unlawful detention o f property. Seiter said Ite would settle witli Holtt-h jn i f be would pay for one hundre.1 ____________ ________ ____ and fifty dozen o f off*, and he himself Order was out of the ipi.'Stion ererx- • Katie McCauu Swift was aveng- d. would stand the lo»s o f the other half. where, in fact there was liotlung in *vr*i ___ ~ der I ut whiskey and br>ken. After Ihe ex»eiitioa the Heralo re-1 A r i e r F T m u sirwrk by k T r a i n . i bo(t!««, orange ,p eU and cigar jvirter, with a gidvly, all-goae »eo8 it..« i butts, while the atmosphere I lu the pit his stomach. eii?ere«l into lauk auil iK>itw«n», Xot a t\>ona ; cv>cTrrs>tit4i with a deputy shenfT, wL») In the ereuiug the crowd was lar,jer chin. i!r w t i e in oso and noisier. The ticket c»iUect.T de- cap was d (o p |v d— Ids |<ivt ai d all who did not fe. l "Gxid h a v e ---------" like ent«-raig tlm'Ogh the d< o r made 1 tiie pries', their *?<«# thror.gli the skyiigl.U aud j That was all. dropiieii ui>on the crowd b»low hke f*U-; The UOy of John H. Swift was iug augels. ^ swiugiiic ti'atid fn*. niid t i e murder of X ew Y o r k . April SO.—Dr. Cliarles North, the pastor o f the Eishleen;h w a s ------------ street Metho.|ist E p i s i - ^ i lc h u n h . w.^ w .s left n n v .s i t- .l ly the p.s»e**oni of proiiablr more than anV other cue man. i ' l l e v ^ - u the L» ie*' dr«»- has 1*..^ in Swiff's compajiy for {iken t o ^ L sSi?™ hon^ »»« iuv»il«l,«nd tbe ourpct; month* p « '. This u;an, accnstome^l as ^ *.4ber fturuibliing'i mtiv exc«eiltni:jT t he is to Ltua\n ^afr«*riug. showeJ ehax:geJ iu c 4uplexion Satnnlay m om - . h is |«alU» and his pre< ecupied air hoir I d eeply th e leg«l t r a ^ I r h a d affes*te»l, Managi^r H a rd y and ex>Man*g^r him. Woods came n e a r fo rg v ttin g th e ir e . a - ; " H* v « s a nice, q u ie t b o r su d i t 's too teat—it was s e t tl -d in a w x \ l r manuMr. l>*d, to o bad, ' aaiU t l i» otBoer. " Al fr«»m th e re conveyed to tbe ISOtli street hospital wlarre lie died this mornrn;. Itejt llramiKrd a l INultaiHl. Muwixxowx, Coiia., April 20 —Bicl>- aid O'Bneu, aged ten. s»n of David — ---------------------------- - ___ ____ O 'S r ie e , wca dn>wited a t the Portland «•«»« ''" e b e fire th e n o k wili j w«Qra «> gratefol for auT little kiiMlseaa, f e n y Uus m a a d v f, i be oooTakacent. talwaj« «> aw««i t-n a p e i^ an d g eB tk . . fa l l tu u 'k up«'u th e to w n f.>r « np^ .T * .V^is.sey'* b rm h e r w.-ts s e e n fo r t t e • o t l . e r »l«h.' o f th»* »*»>TT T h i« I l i a n 's ; d e f e n s e w a s to a l ^ x e ll>a( Ih * t tn f .- r - l i in a t e g i r l w a s io h e r p r r ^ a r . : a > >«• fo r e e v e r hii« b r o t h e r bw l a e i l i r r . H * aU o p r o m i s e d t o ^ r i> d iir« ! • sw e a r t o tb e yoUMg w o m a n s s l ip s f n m T i r tu e a t o t h e r t im e * . H e <11.1 a<>f t r y to e x p l a i n w h y s u e h a g i r ' h a d k * r « . t l low e i l to l ie c om e fo r a ItHis tio>» m ro em t i r r o f t h e M a s s e y f a n i i ly • « w k y I t w a s t h a t < ie o r |p . |u < | awfa irB iv ;a& r a f l ig h t f r o m to w n . " S T i T Y o k k . A p r i l S »—T h e w i r a n c * ^ n a r d n f l h e o u t -o f - l»W B t rm ip * w h x wstll t . ik e p a r t i a i t te e e t r l t r a t l u a tm A p r i i 30w in t h e s h a p e o f s i x t y m t l r l s f traw th e •M i r t i ig a a M i l i t a r y a c a . i r a i j i . a r n v r t t ib th i s c i ty a t 7 3 0 tn -B i ( h t . T h * y arm ' i i i a r t e r e d a t Ih e P a i h »T.-R<!e Forty m ore cai.'tii> w i l l m m r v b c s S w e e k . being more worthy o f liTin? and better preiMuretl to live usefully t l i a n e te r l>e-fote. the (o(mI state uf Connecticut pro-ceetls to wring his neck for the eiime. The reporter sn«ifeste.| tha t such pr».b-lem » a * these were lilely to occupy lb. altentitm of phihksophers before the milUnium should dawn. Imt th t deputy simply retorte«i. "Law b law,'' anu tn r ^ B w i ^ r . X t * Vi'KK, April J I .—'»'« • g iH ttn ,- t th e S ix th Amerrf^n 1. WrbabouU f 'h vm O >uBte»s b.-ui4h( rMHtttwi luoiM*; T 'frli'gorin btaC Ui*i..hM, Bo>b Bird, D<.:mBr ihr.w w u b t i i f lanf. (Suiiaherg b e at P o tlo c t, M ■■fc l^B n t' M r 'in e s . Jn < !d l>eai J> I t . B w r d . r i l l - , WelhB:h«Bt, GaMML l i a a l J .W . -------
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|Sunday herald, 1889-04-21
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|Sunday herald (Waterbury, Conn.)
|Waterbury -- Connecticut -- Newspapers
|Frequency: Weekly; Publication dates: Vol. 1, no. 1 (Feb. 19, 1888)-v. 9, no. 434 ( June 14, 1896)
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|Connecticut State Library microfilm, AN104.W3 H47
|Succeeding title: Waterbury herald
|F.R. Swift
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The military are proactive on climate change.
Moving away from cliamte fatigue into action.
Compassion is considered a trait uniquely human but we should make it more inclusive.
Efficiency is the name of the game for energy, architecture, and solar design with three new developments showing the way.
Republican presidents from Theodore Roosevelt, to Richard Nixon, through George W. Bush left good environmental accomplishments.
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Remotely controlled drones provide a quiet way to track animal behavior.
Robotic engineers at JPL are turning to bio-mimicry and using a gecko as their design guide.
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"You believe in global warming?" Republican friends used to ask, in the same tone they'd use to ask, "You eat boogers?" Then came Hurricane Sandy; then the election; then the destruction of heat records; then growing publicacceptance of the bare facts. And the Republican attitude changes. Republican friends still think I'm an idiot, but for different reasons.
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I decided to revisit a style that I did a little over a year ago on Anisa. The Braids to the Side with a Puff style was featured as a guest post on Beads, Braids, and Beyond in August 2010. Looking back, I can see a HUGE difference in the size of her puff!!
I followed the same steps that were discussed in this post. At night, I will moisturize her hair using Bee Mine Deja's Hair Milk and make two-strand twists with each of the three sections that form the big puff. I will use the satin bonnet with the pouch/pocket that I mentioned in this post to protect her hair for bedtime.
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I removed the twists from the three sections and I loved the results!! While the puff was still very full, the twists gave it a wavy look. I separated the twists, fluffed them a bit, and added one of the flower clips that was highlighted in our Love Culture Flower Clips post.
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here's my birth story: i lost my plug on saturday and went into the hospital because i was bleeding alot. they said i was dialated to 3 and at 100% but they sent me home after 6 hours. and on tuesday i went in for my O.B. appointment and the Dr asked if i was feeling any contractions and i told her no so she said since i was dialated to 6 so she was going to send me in to have my water broke. they admitted me at 11:30 in the morning and broke my water at 12:30. i didnt start to feel ANY contractions until around 3:30 so they called to get me my epidural and thats when i really started to feel them, when i sat up to get my epidural. i cried so hard. that was the only time i cried, the worst pain. and finally i started pushing at 5:30. it took me 2 hours to get her head out then about 3 or 4 pushed later i got her body out. so she was born at 7:45.
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Real Madrid stars Cristiano Ronaldo & Gareth Bale produce silky skills in training ahead of final v Sevilla
The European Super Cup is due to take place in Cardiff tonight with Real Madrid facing Europa League winner Sevilla in an all Spanish affair.
The star studded Real Madrid attack of Gareth Bale and Cristiano Ronaldo are likely to be assisted by new mega-signing James Rodriguez.
Both scorers in the Champions League Final last season, Bale and Ronaldo showed off their delicious skills in training today.
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Lumeo Launches Real-Time Performance Testing SoftwareDesigned to Reduce Costs and Time to Market for Heavy Equipment And Automotive Manufacturers (November 12, 2001)
Lumeo Motion does not require users to define motion paths and maneuvers prior to performance testing. Instead it allows users to operate the product interactively just as you would with real prototypes. With Lumeo's patent-pending technology, users of Lumeo Motion can add hydraulic cylinders with real-life functionality to 3D CAD models and visually and interactively test in real-time whether the design meets the desired performance objectives.
"Lumeo's software dynamically changes the design process from problem solving to problem prevention," said Visa Vuorinen, chief executive officer of Lumeo Software. "By taking a proactive approach to solving design issues, Lumeo Motion increases efficiency and cost savings in the design process."
"Life-like simulation capabilities and extreme ease-of-use set Lumeo Motion apart from other simulation and performance testing products," said Juha Kanto, manager of product modeling and simulation applications at Timberjack, John Deere Worldwide Construction and Forestry Division. "It has great potential for every CAD user in daily design tasks."
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The rainy season in the country has just started. And it's the perfect time for every individual to get flu shots before gotten infected.
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Common colds, which usually lead to pneumonia, especially for pediatric patients, is almost always an emergency case. This always prompt parents to bring their children to the nearest hospital. So now, that the school year has just started and the rainy season already sets in, it is best to have the kids and even the adult ones, received the flu shots.


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01 January 1995 Sci-Fi 85 mins
It's the year 3000 AD. The world's most dangerous women are banished to a remote asteroid 45 million light years from earth. Kira Murphy doesn't belong; wrongfully accused of a crime she did not commit, she's thrown in this interplanetary prison and left to her own defenses. But Kira's a fighter, and soon she finds herself in the middle of a female gang war; where everyone wants a piece of the action... and a piece of her! "Caged Heat 3000" takes the Women-in-Prison genre to a whole new level... and a whole new galaxy!
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Moon Man | 2013
The man on the moon is bored and decides to visit Earth to see the sights.
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The man on the moon is bored. One day, he hitches a ride to Earth on the tails of a passing comet - an "attack from outer space" that sets the alarm bells ringing in the President's headquarters - and starts to explore the fantastical creatures and sights of a new planet. But all is not well - the Moon Man's absence from his post means that all the world's children are unable to sleep. Before the President can capture him, they must join forces to return him to his rightful place in the sky.


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Warner Bros. executive Jeff Robinov sat down for an interview with the Los Angeles Times to talk about things going on at the company dealing with superheroes and movies. According to the article, Robinov we can expect to see the Justice League movie hit the big screen in 2013.
If that is indeed true, then you can expect to see rampant speculation and rumors around who lands the key roles in the very near future. IF, and that dear Spoilerites is a big if, the WB follows Marvel Studios, we may already know who will play Superman and Green Lantern, which makes me wonder if Christian Bale will be Batman again…
Probably not, says Robinov.
"We have the third Batman, but then we'll have to reinvent Batman…Chris Nolan and [producing partner and wife] Emma Thomas will be producing it, so it will be a conversation with them about what the next phase is."
And what of The Flash and Wonder Woman? According to the story, Warner Bros. can have both a Wonder Woman television series and movie in the works at the same time.
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So besides the few obvius heros, who would YOU like to se?
-Guy Gardner
-Power Girl (giggle…)
-Red Robin
And as a comic releave
-Booster Gold
Why does this not fill me with confidence as the "Avengers" movie preps have?
They would almost have to go with the "original" roster for character recognition. (Supes, Bats, Diana, Aquaman, Hal Jordan, Barry Allen, Martian Manhunter) with maybe Green Arrow, Hawkman or Atom thrown in. Possibly Black Canary to have two females in sexy costumes.
why, in the artwork, aren't Cpt. Marvel, Supergirl nor Red Arrow terribly focussed on what's being announced?
We've heard this before. I'll believe it when I see it.
Who is the girl up in the left hand corner who is all green with green flaming hair????


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MAHALA RAI BANDA, noble orchestre de Bucarest
(near the Ukraine), have been in the army all their lives, enrolled at the age of 14, the only way their parents could guarantee them a decent education. Even though in Communist times technically everybody was a comrade, an equal, in reality things were quite different. A darker tone of skin due most likely to a Gypsy heritage was enough for a quick association to be made, sending these youngsters into the seemingly futureless musical ranks. There they learned to play a codified folklore of songs and dances with in-depth classes of musical theory. At the height of Ceaucescu's reign, there were 30,000 musicians in the Romanian army, playing at public functions and official governmental events. Now retired and on a small pension, they were discovered playing in a German restaurant in Bucharest. An army-trained brass band versus young city-dwelling traditional Gypsy musicians definitely guarantees for a blend quite extraordinary ! (From website http://www.crammed.be/)
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ahmad kashif13 (04-14-2014)
I have been watching the Black Ops 2 hack forums and haven't seen any Unlimited UAV hacks yet. I would like to know if these will come or if they wont due to Black Ops 2 new config or whatever. I really know nothing about hacking except how to use them so I was just wondering if one will come. -thanks
ahmad kashif13 (04-14-2014)
I know one. But I'm not sure if I want to release it.
I've seen CL's already, but the risks of being banned are a 95%. Even if there was a UAV hack, you would end up with a ban since the game just came out.
The game's only been out a little over a week, you can't expect anything crazy yet. Give it some time, you know?


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Oscar Picks 2014
2013 was an amazing year for films. I think in the future we will consider quite a few of the movies that came out last year classics. Here are my picks for the Oscars.
Best Picture
As I said in the intro, several of these are instant classics. The short list for me is "12 Years a Slave", "The Wolf of Wall Street", "Gravity" and "Dallas Buyers Club". I will eliminate "The Wolf of Wall Street" because of it's length and it's self-indulgence. I'm eliminating "Gravity" because it's probably too Sci-Fi. I pick "12 Years a Slave" over "Dallas Buyers Club" because of it's epicness. It's up there with the best historical epics in terms of movie making and the (true) story is amazing and horrible at the same time.
12 Years a Slave
The Wolf of Wall Street
Captain Phillips
American Hustle
Dallas Buyers Club
Best Director
For me this is a fight between McQueen and Cuaron. Again, because of the epicness I go with "12 Years A Slave". It's rare in recent history for one movie to get both Best Picture and Best Director.
Steve McQueen (12 Years a Slave)
David O. Russell (American Hustle)
Alfonso Cuaron (Gravity)
Alexander Payne (Nebraska)
Martin Scorsese (The Wolf of Wall Street)
Best Actor
In all honesty, it could be anyone on this list but I'm going to believe in the "The McConaissance".
Bruce Dern (Nebraska)
Chiwetel Ejiofor (12 Years a Slave)
Matthew McConaughey (Dallas Buyers Club)
Leonardo DiCaprio (The Wolf of Wall Street)
Christian Bale (American Hustle)
Best Actress
This is a one-on-one for me. Blanchett vs. Bullock. But Bullock is the movie. I don't know of another movie where the essentially the only character is a female. And Bullock pulls it off like no other actor, man or woman, could do.
Amy Adams (American Hustle)
Cate Blanchett (Blue Jasmine)
Judi Dench (Philomena)
Sandra Bullock (Gravity)
Meryl Streep (August: Osage County)
Best Supporting Actor
I think it would be awesome for Abdi to win this but I don't think it's going to happen. Jonah Hill steals the show from DiCaprio in "The Wolf of Wall Street" but Jared Leto is my choice. Not because he plays a transgender prostitute with AIDS, but because he was the emotional tie for the audience and was just so good.
Barkhad Abdi (Captain Phillips)
Bradley Cooper (American Hustle)
Jonah Hill (The Wolf of Wall Street)
Jared Leto (Dallas Buyers Club)
Michael Fassbender (12 Years a Slave)
Best Supporting Actress
This is my upset pick. June Squibb over everyone else. Nebraska would be a good movie without her but with her it's a great movie.
Jennifer Lawrence (American Hustle)
Lupita Nyong'o (12 Years a Slave)
June Squibb (Nebraska)
Julia Roberts (August: Osage County)
Sally Hawkins (Blue Jasmine)
Best Original Screenplay
After seeing "American Hustle" I felt there was too much talking about doing stuff and not enough actually doing it. But that dialogue is snappy and moves what could have been a very complicated story along well.
David O. Russell and Eric Warren Singer (American Hustle)
Woody Allen (Blue Jasmine)
Spike Jonze (Her)
Bob Nelson (Nebraska)
Craig Borten and Melisa Wallack (Dallas Buyers Club)
Best Adapted Screenplay
Philomena needs to win something and I think think this is the category where it does it. Plus, you doesn't want to see a Steve Coogan acceptance speech?
John Ridley (12 Years a Slave)
Julie Delpy, Ethan Hawke and Richard Linklater (Before Midnight)
Terence Winter (The Wolf of Wall Street)
Billy Ray (Captain Phillips)
Steve Coogan and Jeff Pope (Philomena)
Best Animated Feature
I haven't seen any of these but come on… The cultural impact of Frozen the past three months is undeniable.
The Wind Rises
Despicable Me 2
Ernest & Celestine
The Croods
Best Foreign Feature
Three out of five in this category are political or controversial subjects. The exceptions are "The Broken Circle Breakdown" and "The Great Beauty".
The Hunt (Denmark)
The Broken Circle Breakdown (Belgium)
The Great Beauty (Italy)
Omar (Palestinian territories)
The Missing Picture (Cambodia)
Best Documentary Feature
"The Act of Killing" should win. There is a good chance that "20 Feet From Stardom" does because it is more accessible and a happier story.
The Act of Killing
20 Feet From Stardom
The Square
Cutie and the Boxer
Dirty Wars
Best Music (Original Song)
Did any other movie get released as a Sing-Along version? No. Frozen wins.
"Let it Go" – Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez (Frozen)
"Ordinary Love" – U2, Paul Hewson (Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom)
"The Moon Song" – Karen O, Spike Jonze (Her)
"Happy" – Pharrell Williams (Despicable Me 2)
"Alone Yet Not Alone" — Bruce Broughton, Dennis Spiegel (Alone Yet Not Alone)
Best Music (Original Score)
Space is silent so there were no explosions to hear in "Gravity". Instead the music provided the seat-shaking bass to emphasize what was happening. It was so well incorporated into the movie that you probably don't even remember there was a score to it at all.
John Williams (The Book Thief)
Steven Price (Gravity)
William Butler and Owen Pallett (Her)
Alexandre Desplat (Philomena)
Thomas Newman (Saving Mr. Banks)
Best Cinematography
I haven't seen "Prisoners" or "The Grandmaster" but I can't imagine "Gravity" not winning. Except for an elective in college (Film Appreciation) I have never studied cinematography but I can go on and on about why certain scenes look the way they do in "Gravity". Mind blowing.
Emmanuel Lubezki (Gravity)
Bruno Delbonnel (Inside Llewyn Davis)
Phedon Papamichael (Nebraska)
Roger Deakins (Prisoners)
Phillippe Le Sourd (The Grandmaster)
Best Costume Design
"American Hustle" could win but I'm going with epicness again. "12 Years a Slave" is not just a period piece. It also covers different social classes, cultures and geographies and the costumes reflect that exquisitely.
Catherine Martin (The Great Gatsby)
Patricia Norris (12 Years a Slave)
William Chang Suk Ping (The Grandmaster)
Michael Wilkinson (American Hustle)
Michael O'Connor (The Invisible Woman)
Best Film Editing
Alfonso Cuaron, Mark Sanger (Gravity)
Joe Walker (12 Years a Slave)
Christopher Rouse (Captain Phillips)
Jay Cassidy, Crispin Struthers and Alan Baumgarten (American Hustle)
John Mac McMurphy and Martin Pensa (Dallas Buyers Club)
Best Makeup And Hairstyling
Why is "American Hustle" not nominated? Without it here it is simple process of elimination.
Joel Harlow and Gloria Pasqua-Casny (The Lone Ranger)
Stephen Prouty (Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa)
Adruitha Lee and Robin Mathews (Dallas Buyers Club)
Best Production Design
This is a tough one. Each nominee has a very precise style and look and each one is perfectly executed. My gut says "American Hustle".
Adam Stockhausen and Alice Baker (12 Years a Slave)
Catherine Martin and Beverley Dunn (The Great Gatsby)
Judy Becker and Heather Loeffler (American Hustle)
Andy Nicholson, Rosie Goodwin and Joanne Woollard (Gravity)
K.K. Barrett and Gene Serdena (Her)
Best Visual Effects
I feel that "Gravity" will sweep the visual and audio categories. Every melded together seemlessly.
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug
Star Trek Into Darkness
Iron Man 3
The Lone Ranger
Best Sound Mixing
Captain Phillips
Lone Survivor
Inside Llewyn Davis
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug
Best Sound Editing
All Is Lost
Captain Phillips
Lone Survivor
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug
Best Short Film, Live Action
Haven't seen these but it is notable how many non-English shorts got nominated. I think it's safe to say one of them will win. Let's go with a comedy…
Aquel No Era Yo (That Wasn't Me)
Avant Que De Tout Perdre (Just Before Losing Everything)
Pitaako Mun Kaikki Hoitaa? (Do I Have to Take Care of Everything?)
The Voorman Problem
Best Short Film, Animated
"Get a Horse!" features Walt Disney's voice and new animations made to look like old. It's a shoo-in
Get a Horse!
Mr. Hublot
Room on the Broom
Best Documentary Short
The topics these documentary shorts cover are all staggering but I think voters will want to send a political message with this one.
Facing Fear
Karama Has No Walls
The Lady in Number 6: Music Saved My Life
Prison Terminal: The Last Days of Private Jack Hall
The 86th Academy Awards are Sunday March 2, 2014 at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles and are hosted by Ellen Degeneres. Television coverage of the ceremony is at 7pm EST on ABC (with ABC's red carpet coverage starting at 5pm EST and E!'s red carpet coverage starting at 1:30pm EST).


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Note: Bring your library cards 'cuz I'll be bringing books
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Stolen by Lucy Christopher
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I Now Pronounce You Someone Else
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Oct 25, 2013 - 3:37 am
Hi everyone- sorry, I didn't get on much here. this year I have lost two wonderful person in my life. I lost my lovely mom in Jan and my mother in-law this month. I have been through so much. Just wanna let all my Pinks sisters know I always pray for you ladies and thinking of all of you ladies. Thank you for letting me vent.
Oct 25, 2013 - 9:08 am
Hello back...
sorry to hear of losses...
thinking of you..and your family.
Oct 25, 2013 - 10:39 am
It's always hard to loose a family member or close friend.... But you will never loose the memorys... God Bless!!! Kathy
Oct 25, 2013 - 7:44 pm
We all respond to losses in our lives differently. Some people want to keep busy and surround themselves with people and others need to just pull back from everything and try to heal a bit. I understand. So sorry you lost your mother and mother in law. It's especially hard to bear when it occurs close together like that. God bless you.
Oct 28, 2013 - 12:45 am
I am very sorry for your loss.
Good to know that you are doing ok and cancer free.


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AMAX's [SMART] DC Data Center Manager Breaks Barrier of Entry for OCP and Real Power Savings
AMAX, a leading provider of cloud computing solutions for the modern data center, announced today its solution to closing the gap between the power efficiency and cost savings of OCP as promised by Facebook, and the ability for the industry at large to take advantage of these benefits. AMAX will be exhibiting at Booth #C6 at OCP Summit on March 9-10th at the San Jose Convention Center.
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FREMONT, Calif., March 9, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- AMAX, a leading provider of cloud computing solutions for the modern data center, announced today its solution to closing the gap between the power efficiency and cost savings of OCP as promised by Facebook, and the ability for the industry at large to take advantage of these benefits. AMAX will be standardizing its [SMART] DC Data Center Manager software on its OCP-inspired One Platform solution, creating a true data-center ready platform. One Platform marries the benefits of OCP with Tier-1 manageability, and is delivered fully-integrated and ready to drop into any data center.
Facebook has long championed OCP (hardware represented by the Open Compute Project) as their in-house solution for building and scaling their own data centers. The revolutionary "Open Rack" spec featured both AC and DC inputs as well as power supplies in the rack rather than individual servers. Using this design, Facebook claims to have saved 38% in power efficiency and over $2 billion since the platform's inception.
Since then, OCP has spread to include traditional server architectures, networking platforms and industry-specific rack-level solutions. While various industries including financial, telecom, retail, gaming, cloud services, pharmaceutical and many others looked to OCP as the future of their data centers, many have struggled to move past proof of concept and into mass adoption.
The reasons for this vary:
- Facebook evangelizes a DIY (Do It Yourself) development approach that many companies can not or do not want to invest.
- There are challenges integrating OCP into existing data centers.
- OCP lacks the robust management features of leading server technologies.
- The savings originally reported by Facebook are in large part the result of having planned and built their data center operations from the ground up, a luxury most companies do not have.
OCP has simply not been ready for mass mid-market consumption.
Enter AMAX's One Platform. With these barriers to entry in mind, AMAX sought to design a truly data-center ready solution that would allow companies access to key benefits of OCP including power savings, its modular and flexible design, ease of maintenance, and overall TCO, and combine it with power/resource management features that data centers have come to expect from hardware. All this must be packaged in a way that minimizes in-house development resource requirements and maximizes time to market and return on investment.
"AMAX was an official OCP Solutions Provider from the beginning," said Dr. Rene Meyer, Director of Product Development, AMAX. "We saw its immense promise, but also the struggles of companies who discovered in PoC that it required a lot of in-house development resources, the management features were weak and overall, the efficiency from just the hardware if you weren't hyperscale just wasn't significant enough to move the needle. We sought to create a solution that took the 'project' out of OCP, and made it an enterprise-grade, ready-to-consume 'product' that could play nice with whatever else you have in your data center."
AMAX One Platform is based on the Open Rack v2 spec and features a configurable power shelf capable of different power modes, including a Data Integrity Mode featuring battery back up for maximum power efficiency and high availability, and a Max Power Mode featuring a power envelope of up to 24kW. It was designed for versatility, serving as a modular Scalable Unit that could be easily configured based on resource requirements for different applications including OpenStack, Hadoop/Spark, Ceph Storage or HPC workloads.
In addition, the bundling of AMAX's [SMART]DC Data Center Manager software gives One Platform more robust and feature rich Tier-1 like management capabilities compared to script-based IPMI or Facebook's non-standardized OpenBMC solution. [SMART]DC features intelligent policy-based resource/power management capabilities orchestrated through a user-friendly GUI. Key features of [SMART]DC include:
- Real-Time Power and Thermal Data
- Integrated Health Monitoring
- Identify Dead or Under-Utilized Servers
- Intelligent Power & Battery Back Up Management
- Policy-Based Power Capping
- Efficiency Planning through Data Trends
- Policy-Based Alerts
- Cross Platform Out of Band Management
As an out of band DCIM solution, [SMART]DC is capable of client-less management of hardware platforms across all major server vendors, including Dell, HP, IBM/Lenovo, Supermicro, Quanta, etc. The software's cross platform compatibility and manageability allows AMAX solutions to be easily integrated into existing data center operations while managing a heterogeneous data center.
[SMART]DC can be bundled with all AMAX platforms. These include AMAX's [SMART] OCP Solutions line featuring One Platform and Centurion—the traditional 19" platform based on the Decathlete spec—as well as all of AMAX's non-OCP platforms including CB3 Data Center Building Blocks, PHAT Data, CloudMax and AMAX Deep Learning series. It can be hosted on an SDN switch, server node or small-form factor appliance.
AMAX will be exhibiting at Booth #C6 at OCP Summit on March 9-10th at the San Jose Convention Center. AMAX will also have a live [SMART]DC "Lights Out" Power Management demo in Intel's booth (#210B) throughout the Summit. For those interested in a solution overview and face to face opportunity with [SMART]DC lead developer, Dr. Rene Meyer, he will be giving a Stage Talk in the Expo Hall at 1pm on Thursday, March 10th.
About AMAX
AMAX is a global leader in application-tailored Data Center, HPC and OEM Solutions. Recognized for several industry awards, including the Best of VMWorld and Intel Server Innovation Award for the CloudMaxConverged Cloud Infrastructure, AMAX aims to provide cutting edge solutions to improve efficiency and cut costs for the modern data center. Founded in 1979 and headquartered in Silicon Valley (with additional locations in China and Ireland) AMAX is a full service technology solutions provider specializing in innovative server-to-rack level solutions developed for Data Center, HPC, Cloud and Big Data applications.
From white box server-to-rack integration, High Performance Deep Learning Platforms or converged infrastructure solutions featuring OpenStack, Open Compute and SDN, to a comprehensive menu of professional services, AMAX is the full-service partner you need to help modernize your IT operations. To learn more, Contact AMAX to request a quote.
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On September 12th, we decided to permanently close The Singletrack Factory, AZ in Scottsdale, due to health reasons. If we had to hire and train another manager, there was going to be some post traumatic stress disorder. We had 4 managers in 22 months. The shortest tenured employee in the denver store has been here 4 years.
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IT can only be described as a day care center for baby seals. We came across it on our third day of hiking along the Hollyford Track in Fjordland National Park, in the far southwest of New Zealand's South Island. Led by Lucy Hodgson, a small, rugged marine biologist, seven visitors from the United States had scrambled across a half mile of boulders to the seal colony on the far point of Martins Bay. We sat on the rocks eating sandwiches and watching the sleek marine mammals sunning themselves, sliding from their perches to frolic in the Tasman Sea and jockeying pugnaciously for favorite spots on the rocks.
As we headed back to the trail, we noticed Charley, the energetic teen-ager in our party, sprawled atop a boulder staring at something below. Jumping across the rocks to join him, we saw a small pool, protected by a ring of boulders from the ocean, containing two dozen or so seals, most only a few months old, guarded by three adults. Lucy told us the adults were all females -- nannies as it were.
Enchanted, we watched for nearly an hour as the little seals gamboled or slept on the rocks. Although we sat only a few feet away, the seals did not seem perturbed by our presence. When Charley inched himself along a boulder to stretch out next to a sleeping pup, the seal did not stir until he started petting it. Then, opening its eyes slowly, it jumped up and scuttled to the protection of one of the older seals.
The baby seal pool was one of several transcendent encounters our party, all nature and wildlife lovers, experienced on the Hollyford. Another came just a few miles down the trail, winding along Martins Bay. Growing hot in the midday sunshine, we took a quick dip in another small protected pool. We had no bathing suits but after three days together on the trail and two nights in close quarters in compact lodges, we were practically family. So we stripped to our underwear and immersed ourselves in the clear, bracing water.
As we dried ourselves, Lucy pointed down the bay. ''Dolphins,'' she shouted. About a half mile away, a pair of dolphins breached and made their graceful arc back into the water. Behind them a second pair leaped into view and others behind them both singly and in pairs -- we counted more than 20 and watched in delight as they moved toward us, passing just 50 yards off the cove in which we stood.Continue reading the main story
The Hollyford Track, a narrow 35-mile-long footpath that follows the Hollyford River Valley from the heart of the Southern Alps to the Tasman Sea, was the highlight of a three-week visit last March to New Zealand, a trip that took us from the far north of the North Island to the far south of the South Island. Hiking through the Southern Alps of Fjordland Park on the South Island was the reason four of us -- my wife, Alice, and I and our friends Irene and Alan Wurtzel -- had decided to travel from Washington to the antipodes. We had been led to believe that New Zealand was one of the most unspoiled places on earth and that the west coast of its South Island was a place of spectacular beauty. We were not disappointed.
We had planned on hiking the Milford Track, the most famous of the trails through Fjordland. But we decided to go on the Hollyford Track, two valleys over. We did not want to work too hard, and the Milford trail runs along the face of the mountains, requiring several steep climbs and descents. The Hollyford runs for most of its length at sea level along the Hollyford River and Lake McKerrow. While we are all in good shape, we are in our 60's and feel no need to affirm our hardihood.
More important in our choice of the Hollyford was our desire to experience the wilderness in solitude. Guided parties on the Milford can include up to 40 people; on the Hollyford the touring company limits groups to 10 or 12. And, according to Lucy Hodgson, some 12,500 people a year hike the better-known Milford, compared with 1,500 on the Hollyford. Aside from the pleasant young Kiwis who cooked and cared for us at the trailside lodges, we ran across only two other solitary hikers and one lone sports angler in the three-day trek.
Our jumping off point was Te Anau, a resort town on Lake Te Anau, the biggest lake on the South Island. We arrived late for a briefing the evening before we left because we had stopped that afternoon near Queenstown, a couple of hours' drive away, for a raft trip on the Kawarau River. Our briefer, Phil Robinson, from the touring company Hollyford Valley Walk Limited, would be our guide for the first half day. He told us what clothes to bring -- well broken-in boots are essential -- gave us a brief overview of our itinerary, and passed out small backpacks to carry clothes, toiletries and a boxed lunch.
The next morning Phil drove us in a small bus to the trail head, about an hour away. On the bus we met the rest of our party, Susan and Brad Foster and their 14-year-old son, Charley, of Memphis. They were experienced backpackers and lively and delightful companions. After stopping for coffee, doughnuts and a few last-minute supplies at Gunn's Camp, owned by the grandson of one of the early settlers of the Hollyford Valley, we shouldered our packs and set off.
In a few minutes we were in the depths of what looked like a tropical rain forest. Ferns as tall and thick as trees crowded the edge of the trail. Rata trees with orange blossoms, purple fuchsia and the slender fronds of the rimu, a graceful evergreen, lent an exotic feel to our surroundings. The complex song of the bell bird and the liquid trill of the gray warbler were often heard.
We were in a rain forest all right. The average rainfall in Fjordland is about 200 inches a year. While we were on the trail -- in early fall in that part of the world -- we were fortunate to enjoy clear skies and bright sunshine. But every few hundred yards, we crossed a wooden bridge over a small stream. At many points, a narrow suspension bridge, suitable for one person clinging to the side cables, traversed a broad creek. Small waterfalls tumbling down the slopes into the valley were so commonplace that after a while we stopped pausing to admire them. The water is so pure that we were assured it was quite safe to drink. It was cold and delicious.
But the forest of the Hollyford Valley is not tropical. At nearly 45 degrees south latitude we were as close to the South Pole as northern Maine is to the North Pole. Had we been in North America the ecological setting would have been boreal forest. The temperatures were in the low 70's.
What gives the area its exotic flavor is that much of the flora is found nowhere else on earth -- about 1,500 of New Zealand's native plants are unique to the country. Some of the vegetation, Lucy told us, is similar to what was around when dinosaurs roamed the earth. Because New Zealand is an isolated land mass unsettled until this millennium, native flora and fauna were not displaced by imported species. There are no native terrestrial mammals in New Zealand except for two species of bat, no native snakes and relatively few insect species.
One of the few insect species, the sand fly, small black devils that swarm and bite, are particularly numerous on the Southwest coast. We were told that the sand flies are so aggressive that the Maoris had named them ''The Guardians.''
But wearing long-sleeved, long-legged polypropylene hiking gear, and using judicious amounts of insecticide, we were hardly bothered by the insects.
We maintained a moderate pace along the trail -- too slow for Charley, who periodically sprinted ahead. When the trail dipped to the river we could look across the valley to Mount Tutoko, over 9,000 feet high and Mount Madeline over 8,000 feet. The two snow-capped mountains, with glaciers spilling down their sides, were our companions throughout the trip.
The first day we covered about 10 miles, the longest walk of the tour. At noon we reached the Sunshine Hut, a rough cabin where we ate our lunch of sandwiches, cold chicken, juice, fruit and cookies and then sprawled in front of the hut soaking in the sunshine and listening to the roar of nearby Hidden Falls.
Phil, who was returning to take the bus back to Te Anau, turned us over to Lucy. As he was leaving I asked Phil if he would try to find a favorite hat, which I had left by the side of a stream that morning. ''No problem,'' Phil said. ''No problem,'' we had learned, was practically the national motto of New Zealanders, whom we found to be friendly and laid back but extremely competent.
After a short detour to view Hidden Falls, which drops a thunderous hundred feet into a secluded pool, the going was fairly easy except for the frequent mud holes we skirted. The trail is nicely maintained, with well-constructed and attractive wooden bridges and boardwalks over swampy areas.
The only real exertion came when we climbed Little Homer Saddle, a steep ascent of more than 500 feet. By early evening, when we reached Pyke Lodge, near the confluence of the Pyke and Hollyford Rivers, we were weary and glad to take off our boots before we entered.
We were greeted by three cheerful young employees of the touring company who were ready with tea, home-baked cakes and pastries. The lodge was plain and rough-hewn; small cubicles with bunk beds and curtains for doors served as bedrooms. But a generator provided electricity for light, hot showers and flush toilets. After showering we sat around a comfortable room with a wood-burning stove and plenty of games and books. Tea, juice and domestic wine -- quite acceptable, wine drinkers in the group said -- out of plastic cartons were offered.
After a plain, well-cooked and satisfying dinner, Lucy asked if we would like to see glow worms. Although we were dog tired, most of us heaved ourselves out of our chairs, pulled on our boots and trudged about a half mile to a sunken creek bed.
It was worth the effort. Glow worms are fairly rare in North America and Europe. My wife and I had never seen them. As we stood in the dark, the banks of the stream were covered with hundreds of the shining little creatures.
The next morning, after a detour for a gorgeous view of Tutoko across Lake Alabaster, we set out toward Martins Bay. Soon we encountered the beginning of a stretch of the Hollyford Track called the Demon Trail because of the fiendish difficulty of the terrain. For about a mile we walked across up-and-down terrain, scrambling over rocks, tripping on roots, jumping streams and puddles, sloshing through mud and sliding down and climbing up embankments.
The Demon Trail is about nine miles long, but we were spared having to walk its entire distance and instead were zipped around most of it by jet boat. We skimmed like water bugs over the surface of the Hollyford River and Lake McKerrow, a long, clear sheet of water famous for its trout.
The boat deposited us at Jamestown, a deserted settlement near the north end of the lake. The valley has no permanent inhabitants. Settlers who arrived late in the last century found they could not subsist through farming or raising livestock.
From Jamestown we marched through thick forest to Martins Bay Lodge, about four miles distant. The lodge is modern, with its own airstrip and dock as well as comfortably finished rooms. After tea, which included a cake decorated with rata blossoms for my birthday, -- somebody had squealed -- Lucy suggested we go mussel harvesting down the bay. A jet boat took us across the bay to the edge of a snow white beach, several hundred yards wide and miles long. We walked the water's edge for about two miles, encountering only a solitary gull and an equally solitary cormorant, until we reached a spit of rocks. Scrambling out, we collected enough mussels in a quarter of an hour to provide two meals for our entire party and the staff of the lodge.
As soon as we got back, Lucy cooked the freshly harvested shellfish in coconut milk, onions and white wine. We gorged, downing the mussels and freshly baked bread soaked in the juices. After dinner, we stepped outside in the pure air to see a magnificent sunset that turned the mountains to orange. Without a doubt, my blood pressure was as low as it had been in years.
On our last day, we visited the seal colony. Our only regret was that we did not see Fjordland's crested penguins.
The next morning we flew out in pairs in a small plane that carried us between tall peaks and over glaciers to Milford Sound and a tour on a big ship.
Later, when Phil appeared with the bus (and my hat), we were already homesick for our wild valley.
If you go
Getting There
Air New Zealand flies nonstop directly from Los Angeles to Auckland; Qantas makes a stop in Papeete, Tahiti, but passengers in transit are not allowed out of the airport lounge. Air New Zealand makes frequent flights from Auckland to Queenstown. We flew to Christchurch then took the scenic Transalpine express train to Greymouth on the West Coast. From there we drove a rented car to Queenstown and Te Anau.
Planning a Trek
Contact Hollyford Valley Walk Limited, Post Office Box 360, Queenstown, New Zealand. Telephone is (64) 03-442-3760. A three-day tour -- including guide, food, lodging, backpacks, rain gear, bus, jet boating and flight to Milford Sound -- was $666. Reservations should be made well ahead. Tours run from late October through May. The best time is from December through March.
Where to Stay
We spent the night before and after the tour at the Te Anau Village Inn, Mokoroa Street in Te Anau; (64) 03-249-7911. This comfortable if somewhat kitschy modern motel has a decent restaurant. $104.50 for two people. (64) 03-249-7911.Continue reading the main story


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Two couples have been sentenced for an assault in which a man was kicked as he lay on the ground.
One of the defendants, 21-year-old David Joseph Allen admitted a 'callous, pathetic and cowardly' assault on two females who intervened.
Allen, of Joseph Place, pleaded guilty to assault occasioning actual bodily harm and common assault.
His girlfriend, 22-year-old Nadine Lynch, also of Joseph Place, admitted common assault.
Hazel Marie Coulter, the 42-year-old mother of Lynch, pleaded guilty to two charges of common assault.
Her partner 33-year-old Fergal Collins, of Four Seasons, Star Factory, pleaded guilty to common assault and causing damage to a police statement.
The charges relate to an incident in the Millar Street area of the city on
April 28, 2012.
Derry Crown Court heard the injured party in the case was the boyfriend of one of Coulter's daughters.
The 42-year-old received a phone call from her daughter in the early hours of the morning and she claimed she had been assaulted by her boyfriend.
Coulter and Collins went to Guidhall Square and took the girl home.
It was accepted by the prosecution that the injured party received an adult caution in relation to the assault on his then girlfriend.
The man then made his way to a friend's house.
He was half way down the street when all four defendants approached him.
Allen threw a punch at the man, who dodged it and fell to the ground. As the injured party lay on the ground all four defendants kicked him.
He sustained a number of scrapes to his back and his arms and a bruise to his face as a result.
A woman and her mother, who were residents of Millar Street, came to the assistance of the injured party.
Coulter approached the younger woman and scratched her behind the ear.
Allen then punched her to the face once and she sustained a broken nose. He also pushed her mother, who was on crutches at the time.
During police interview, Allen, Lynch, Coulter and Collins denied involvement in the assault.
The court heard the during interview, 33-year-old Collins ripped up a police statement and threatened to damage the interview tapes.
Defence counsel for Allen, Steven Mooney, said his client wished to offer his 'profuse apologies for the disgraceful way' he behaved towards the two women.
He said they 'got caught in the crossfire in his anger towards' the male
injured party.
Mr Mooney added that Allen and Lynch are due to get married on Boxing Day and an immediate custodial sentence would have a 'knock on effect for her'.
Stephen Chapman, defending Lynch, said this was a 'one off incident'.
He said the 22-year-old 'doesn't normally engage in this sort of behaviour and she is embarrassed by it'.
Defence counsel for Coulter, Eoghan Devlin, said his client wished to apologise to all parties involved.
He said it was also a one off for Coulter in an unusual set of circumstances.
Joe McCann, defending Collins, said this was a 'disgraceful incident' and his client accepts 'he shouldn't have got involved at all'.
He said the 33-year-old now knows he should have called the police and let the authorities deal
with the matter'.
Passing sentence, Judge Philip Babington said 'it was a mistake for all four of you to go back out looking for' the injured party.
He said it was a 'disgraceful incident' and the 'lesson of this is you don't take the law into your own hands. The warning is there, don't do it'.
Collins received a three month sentence suspended for two years, Lynch was ordered to complete 80 hours community service and Coulter was ordered to spend 12 months probation.
The judge told them 'kicking people on the ground is cowardly and can
be very serious'.
Turning to Allen, the judge said: 'Your behaviour was totally unacceptable as you well know. People who hit women and come to this court will go straight
to prison."
He said he gave Allen's sentence a great deal of thought and decided to suspend a nine month jail term for three years.
The judge added the assault on the woman on crutches was 'unbelievably callous, pathetic and callous'.
He also ordered Allen to pay £400 compensation to the woman who sustained a broken nose.


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Unfamiliar occurrences have marked the West Genesee boys lacrosse team's 2010 odyssey, from two early defeats to a goalie switch to a no. 2 seed when the Section III Class A playoffs got started.
Yet the outcome proved quite familiar – a ninth consecutive sectional championship, achieved through very familiar methods.
The Wildcats' 8-3 victory over Corcoran in Friday night's Class A final at Cicero-North Syracuse's Bragman Stadium included three items common to most of Mike Messere's teams through the years, that doomed the Cougars' quest for a first-ever sectional title.
At the top of that list was defense – a whole lot of defense. In a regular-season split with Corcoran, WG had allowed 21 goals, and knew quite well that containing James Cathers and the rest of the Cougars' attack would not be easy this time, either.
The key to it, said senior captain Joe Fletcher, was that the lessons assistant coach Bob Deegan preached all season, especially when it came to communication with each other, began to register.
"We finally listened," Fletcher said. "We had to play team defense."
They listened well. Fletcher attached himself to Cathers, holding him to a single goal in the first quarter and nothing more, while fellow back-line players Pat Brown and Dylan Lyons closed up the rest of the lanes. Sophomore Scott Sidnam was solid in the net, too, as Corcoran went more than 35 minutes of playing time without scoring, a drought that stretched into the fourth quarter.
"That was a team effort," Messere said. "Joe couldn't do it alone. The rest of the kids had to make their slides so that we could be effective."
Also important to the Wildcats was ball possession. Even when its offense struggled in the first half and shots flew wide, it kept control of the ball – and away from Corcoran. It also won a majority of the ground balls.
It helped that WG won 11 of 16 face-offs, as senior John Glesener and sophomore Matt Schattner combined to beat Cathers at the center X and allowed the Wildcats to keep the ball most of the time.
Which led to the third part of WG's winning formula – namely, taking care of the ball.
Corcoran, more than anything else, hurt itself with turnovers, some of them forced by the Wildcats' defense, other times the result of forcing the action once it fell behind.
WG didn't make those same mistakes, and grabbed a 3-1 lead by halftime as Corey Herrington scored all three goals with feeds from Tim Barber (twice) and Chris Murphy.
Barber earned a third assist on Matt Schattner's goal in the third quarter. Glesener scored, too, and even when Corcoran's Derek Eccles cut it to 5-2 early in the final period, Casey Schattner answered 21 seconds later. Dylan Donahue hit twice in the late going to lock it up.
For a team that had to replace eight departed starters from 2009, getting yet another sectional title was no small feat. Messere said that was a tribute to how the team worked and took instruction.
"We've had fun working in practice," he said. "This is a group that wants to learn."
And more practices are in store before the Wildcats meet Section IV champion Ithaca in Tuesday night's Class A regional final at Union-Endicott. The Little Red upset WG in this same round a year ago.
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