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Casting directors looked for background extras to be used in a 20th Century Fox movie shooting in Cape Girardeau during a casting call Saturday.
Dr. James Dufek, professor with the Department of Mass Media at Southeast Missouri State, said the directors hope to cast as many people as possible from the Heartland. He said most roles will be background extras.
"It's a very important part of the film because it gives it a full environment, but there's no speaking parts, no bit parts, it's just a matter of a background," Dufek said.
However, locals will likely fill some small speaking roles, too.
"There are three females with certain personalities that meet up with one of the main characters and she's looking to find those individuals here in this area because she wants that flavor of this community," Dufek said.
Some people who were auditioning say they were nervous, but others were enjoying the experience.
"We are waiting in line to see if we can be auditioned to be extras in the movie 'Gone Girl.' It doesn't happen every day, so I thought it'd be a good experience," Breanna Stone said.
"I'm more excited than nervous," Leah Ballin said. "I just want to do my best and see what happens."
The casting call lasted from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. Dufek said the level of excitement in the room was more than he'd expected.
"The crowd really does, represent how important the community gets behind events like this and to have this many people show up to get involved, it just shows that we have a lot of community support. And the casting directors are extremely impressed with what they've seen so far," Dufek said.
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A mucous invasive algae has made its way to the Youghiogheny River in Ohiopyle, Fayette County.
Didymosphenia geminata algae, also termed "rock snot," is not harmful to humans.
The algae is native to cold, fast-flowing rivers and streams, and in some cases, it has been known to spread rapidly, filling the cavities between rocks, blocking sunlight and disrupting ecosystems and plant and animal life.
In addition to ecological impacts, the algae – which has impacted waterways in Canada and Northern Europe – can dislodge from the rocks, forming a mucous layer that can hinder recreational fishermen and boaters.
Kooser State Park in Somerset is free of the invasive algae, but assistant park manager Kevin Blair said other types of algae have become a problem.
"We have your typical algae and we battle them," he said, adding that the algae volume is especially high this year.
"It affects the fisheries in the lake due to the amount of it," Blair said, revealing that though the algae is not toxic, its overabundance, coupled with other abnormal lake features, have led to the lake being closed to swimmers.
"(Kooser) lake was open to the public," he said.
"We did have to close it this summer."
A representative from Shawnee State Park said its waterways have not been affected.
Though the algae has not made its way to Prince Gallitzin State Park near Patton, assistant park manager Tim Yager said the park does have a high volume of Eurasian watermilfoil and hydrilla.
"Whenever it dies, it gets tangled in boat propellers," he said.
"It's something we actively treat."
While he could not determine if didymosphenia geminata was a threat to the park, he said the park is taking precautions to prevent its arrival.
"Nothing can be predicted," Yager said.
"However, we are taking a proactive approach to prevent it."
Similarly, park ranger Tom Crowe said Yellow Creek State Park in Indiana County has not had a problem with algae.
However, it does have a high concentration of aquatic vegetation.
"I think our creek, being bigger and a little faster moving, doesn't allow for the algae to grow," he said.
Ohiopyle assistant park manager Stacie Hall said the Youghiogheny's water fits the algae's preferred habitat, and since it was first discovered in May 2012, it has spread nearly 17 miles from the dam in Confluence all the way through the park.
"We believe it's because of the preferred waters," she said.
"That's probably as far as it will go."
Though officials are confident that the algae will not spread much further on its own, Hall said the Department of Environmental Protection is actively monitoring the growth.
Because didymosphenia geminata spreads easily and can grow from a single microscopic cell, visitors to local waterways are recommended to disinfect fishing and boating gear used throughout the region in a solution of 10 percent household bleach and 90 percent water, or a strong salt solution, for at least 10 minutes.
A state parks director said the discovery of didymo at Ohiopyle will not immediately impact park visitors, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
All visitors, especially boaters and fishermen, are being encouraged to wash their gear in an effort to avoid spreading didymo.
Hall said Ohiopyle has introduced gear wash stations to its park areas.
"Basically, it's a tub with a solution in it," she said, adding that information about the algae and wash brushes also are kept at the stations.
Presently, there is no way to combat the algae, so Hall said preventing it from spreading is important.
"At this point, they are testing a lot of different processes for treating," she said.
Ohiopyle's fish population has not yet been affected by the algae, Hall said.
"It certainly could," she said.
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Beats Tour 2.0 In-Ear Headphone (Black)
"This new version of tour is slightly better than the old ones. The bass part is less than the first version and I can tell Beats started to care about the sound quality. But still, everything else don't go very well on this earphone. It is still closed, make people dizzy. Still, I think we can get better sound quality earphones in this price other than Beats Tour. " --justinliu327
Labtec Go215 Ear Buds with Carrying Case
The Go Series of headphones and earphones is specifically designed to address the needs of music lovers who enjoy active lifestyles. Each model is lightweight, comfortable, extremely portable and delivers clear, crisp sound.


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Wade with pigs
Pig Beach, Bahamas
Pigs still can't fly, but there is a group of swine that loves to swim in part of the uninhabited Big Major Cay, known as Pig Beach. How the pigs got there is quite the mystery. One local theory is that the animals found their way to the island after getting tossed overboard from a shipwrecked supply boat.
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A 24-year-old man attending the Global Gathering in Warwickshire, England, this past weekend was found unconscious by police and paramedics and declared dead at the scene, reports the BBC. The death has been called unexplained, with an examination to follow.
Around 40,000 people are believed to have attended the two-day dance festival north of Oxford, which featured Skrillex, Afrojack, Tinie Tempeh and more. Earlier this month, a young woman collapsed and died at the Vans Warped Tour stop in Toronto.
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A Javascript experiment using Chrome's and Firefox's ability to read accelerometer input. Please see the project page for more information and a playable demo.
The Twitwee Clock is a modified Cuckoo Clock that wirelessly connects to the internet and constantly checks for new status updates or search results from the Twitter API. New Tweets are displayed on the built-in display in near-realtime accompanied by the charming yet obtrusive call of a mechanical cuckoo popping out of the clock.
More information and a video of the clock in action can be found on the project page.
More information and a video of the clock in action can be found on the project page.
I've been playing around with the Google Search API lately. Thereby I came up with this little Javascript experiment. Please be patient as it may take some time to load. It does not work in Internet Explorer.
design and programming of a flash based portfolio site for photographer Ben van Skyhawk.
A clock that displays the approximate time. Please see the project page for more screenshots and a live demo.
Since 2008 I have been working as User Interface Designer as a part of the SAP User Experience Group on various projects within the SAP Business Suite areas Human Capital Management, Financial Management, and Supplier Relationship Management. © Copyright 2014 SAP AG. All rights reserved.
The goal of this project was to leverage SAP Business Objects Xcelsius analytical and visualization capabilities within the SAP Business Suite. My task was to design Analytical Dashboards based on business processes and customer needs in close collaboration with the UX Guidelines Team, and to build prototypes using SAP Business Objects Xcelsius. © Copyright 2014 SAP AG. All rights reserved.
Starting in 2005 until 2008, first as a working student later as User Interface Designer, I have been working in the SAP Research & Breakthrough Innovation department on different projects within the SAP Business ByDesign areas Business Configuration and Supply Chain Management. © Copyright 2014 SAP AG. All rights reserved.
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New Bingo Game in town. Monday nights at St. Maurice Parish Hall. Doors open at 5:00 pm.
Freshly prepared dinners available.
- Hamburgers and Cheeseburgers
- Hotdogs
- Meatball Grinders
- Assorted Chips, candy bars and snacks available.
Bonanza game starts at 6:30 p.m.
Great hall, cash prizes, and assorted door prizes.
Why drive when you can play locally. Join us for some fun.


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Cute heart that's not so cute you throw up
Ahhh, hooray for love. That's what I say. Doesn't this picture sort of remind you of the time you were making out in the car, the sun sets low, the windows fog, and then you make a heart in the window? Hey, you never know. Maybe that's what was happening when I took this picture. Who cares, though. Make up your own meaning and story, and hang this up to remind of you of the one you love.
Fine Art Prints are beautiful to behold and will knock your socks off and clean into the wash. They are printed with Ultra Chrome inks on Velvet Fine Art paper. All prints are signed by the photographer.
Size: This print is a 7x9 image and comes already matted and ready to frame in an 11x14 frame.


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July 31, 2014
WIRT COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ)—The search for an elderly man with dementia ended on a positive note Sunday afternoon.
Police found 73-year-old William Ray Barton in a barn not far from where his car was found in the Palestine area.
"I'm tickled to death I thought this was going to be the last time," Barton's son William Barton said of his father's rescue.
Nearly 60 first responders and volunteers searched for Barton Sunday using a helicopter, search dogs and knocking door-to-door.
"We are the smallest county in West Virginia by populations but have some of the the biggest hearts," Wirt County Office of Emergency Services Director Edwin Wriston.
Barton's son tells WSAZ.com this was not the first time his father went missing though it was the longest. He said Barton doesn't realize how long he was gone.
"He doesn't have a clue, he thought he was at home last night," William said, adding a family member will likely drive with Barton from now on.
"He won't be travelling alone," William said, "He's lost his drivers license, he doesn't know it yet but maybe when he sees this on TV he'll realize he's not driving."
FAYETTE COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- An elderly man missing from Fayette County has been found.
Police say William Barton, 73, is now being brought to the Wirt Fire Department -- close to where he was discovered.
No other details are being released at this time.
WSAZ has a crew in Wirt County.
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FAYETTE COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Police have discovered the car belonging to an elderly missing man from Fayette County.
William R Barton, 73, was reported missing by his family on Saturday, September 14.
Early Sunday morning, Barton's car was found in the middle of the road in Wirt County, W.Va. Police say the engine was still running, but was parked in the middle of Garfield Road in Palestine -- about 8 - 9 miles from the Jackson County line.
Police say Barton suffers from dementia. There is no evidence which direction he began walking after abandoning his car.
A silver alert has been issued. Police say Barton is about 5'6" and weighs 168 lbs. He has hazel eyes and white hair (slightly balding).
Anyone with any information on William Barton's whereabouts is asked to contact the West Virginia State Police at (304) 420-4600.


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" TOTO, WE'RE still in Kansas!" someone wisecracked to me as we exited a rowdy enthusiastic audience-thrilled crowd at last Sunday's matinee of the big Broadway hit "Newsies: The Musical."
As many things as I'd liked about this show, I had to laugh at such a sophisticated rejoinder. It is wonderful to have a family hit at the Nederlander Theater. The cast is athletic, joyous and talented. They can really dance and really sing and they are so appealing. But the story of the
fight of New York newsboys against Joseph Pulitzer just before the turn of the 20th century, did seem a little naive and unsophisticated, as well as limited and repetitious.
But who am I to quarrel with such success? Audiences simply go out of their minds at this multi-Tony nominated, acrobatic exercise with its single utilitarian set and its "power to the people" theme. Everybody likes to root for the under dog, except when they don't bother to, in private life. And matinee audiences pay a hell of a lot for a ticket to anything on the Great White Way. They are entitled to really enjoy themselves at a commercial success.
I did wonder, however, watching this particular audience roar for the working poor, how many of them even know about the important union-busting fight going on now in the state of Wisconsin, where the GOP is simply shoveling in dough to keep Gov. Scott Walker from being "recalled" and taken out of office? Union teachers and nurses and many others in the disillusioned Wisconsin labor force are busy now fighting the same fight that is shown onstage in "Newsies." Publishers Hearst and Pulitzer and the big business bosses of New York, after the Spanish-American war, were intent on grinding their heels on the masses. No kidding? It has ever been thus.
This show makes a hero out of then Gov. Teddy Roosevelt and that's part of the fun of it. But can the applauding, screaming, yelling audiences at the Nederlander carry over such enthusiasm in real life? I kind of doubt it and I fear Gov. Walker's out-of-state millions from the Koch brothers and others like them will win the fight against union-busting in Wisconsin. (Conservatives continue their successes state by state!)
But the audience went wild for the more bravura music by Alan Menken and Jack Feldman and maybe, just maybe, their "King of New York" will give the desperately tired "New York, New York" iconic song a run for its money. What to say about my friend the writer Harvey Fierstein who I admire so much as a Broadway pioneer, activist, and creator? He took a Disney movie that is ancient history and brought it freshly to life and he deserves every spark of fame, fortune and the excited success he is having-- once again.
The show also marked Kristin Wiig's farewell, after seven seasons. The comic actress, Oscar-nominated for her "Bridesmaids" screenplay, belongs to Hollywood now.
I cannot critique or explain musical guests the Foo Fighters, and Arcade Fire. Give me points for having remembered their names! What struck me was the realization that this was the 37th season finale of "SNL."Popular culture has undergone massive changes in 37 years, but Lorne Michael's satiric baby carries on-- now watched on iPads, iPhones, DVR'd, Hulu-ed and
Nobody gathers around the TV set anymore anticipating "SNL" outrages--nothing's so outrageous anymore, for one thing! But the show endures; comedy comfort food with just enough hot-sauce to keep 21st-century viewers satisfied. (And "SNL" is still a coveted launching pad for movie careers.) I bet Lorne is already planning the 40th anniversary.
In this time of instant communication and expectations, and short-circuit attention spans, could a new Shakespeare emerge? Sure, but he'd have to remain slightly barbaric-- sit in a room with a computer and a halogen lamp. No Facebook, no iPhones, no drunk texting or sexting. Use the Internet for research purposes only. No drifting away for hours surfing gossip and "news" sites. No porn. No tweeting. Simplify your connections to the world. Think for yourself. Begin your "Hamlet."


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Max Payne 3 News
Fresh Max Payne 3 screens surface
It's been a fair old wait, but Rockstar has finally unleashed a fresh batch of screenshots for upcoming bullet-time blaster Max Payne 3 after a two-year hiatus. Check them out below (click for full size). Max Payne 3 was unveiled back in March 2009, and was originally pencilled in for ...
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Max Payne 3 takes a delay bullet
Take-Two announced today that Max Payne 3 has been delayed out of the fiscal 2010 window, which ends on Oct. 31. The company's other games appearing on PlayStation 3, Mafia II and L.A. Noire, are still slated for release this year. The news comes during the company's earnings release...
- Posted Jun 8th 2010
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First Max Payne 3 screenshots emerge
The first few screens of Max Payne 3 show us a more mature and weathered Max in a Brazilian city that appears to be, shall we say, a tropical paradise? Max Payne 3 takes place 12 years after the events of the previous title. Rockstar Games' third-person shooter brings Max to São Pau...
- Posted Jun 23rd 2009
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Max Payne 3 info surfaces
The latest issue of U.S. mag Game Informer has spilled the beans on Rockstar's eagerly waited third installment in the Max Payne franchise. According to an info digest posted on Kotaku, this latest entry in the popular series sees a run-down, bearded Payne heading for Sao Paulo, Brazil in a...
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Rockstar Games announces Max Payne 3
Rockstar Games announced today that Max Payne 3 is currently in development for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC platforms, with a release date scheduled for Winter 2009. "We're starting a new chapter of Max's life with this game," said Sam Houser, Founder of Rockstar Games. "This is...
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United Voices of Praise
Director, Ernie Tilman
United Voices of Praise serves as Messiah College's gospel choir. This ensemble, open to all Messiah College students, performs works from the gospel literature both on campus and in the community.
Directors, William Stowman; Douglas Curry
Seven is a group of multi-talented musicians from Messiah College who have a heart for ministry, performance and creativity. They write, collaborate, perform concerts and lead worship with great enthusiasm and expression. They represent a wonderful cross-section of the Messiah College community, with members from a variety of academic majors. Seven is a traveling ensemble that performs around the entire Northeast. To request Seven at your church or event, visit their website or call Amanda Heim at 717.796.5083.


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This custom cookbook is chock full of delicious recipes from club members.
Created June 2012
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Pork chops tend to be under-rated. While I do enjoy chicken and fish, I do want something a bit different from time to time. Pork chops are just as versatile as chicken and can be prepared just as quickly. I try to keep both thin and thick cut chops on hand. Thin chops can be grilled or pan cooked very quickly when a fast meal is needed and thick chops are great for those slow cooked or baked dishes. Chops can be seasoned in many different ways so possibilities are almost endless. Pork chops deserve a book of their own. Enjoy!
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What a great idea, using the other white meat in so many different cooking methods. Great job on the book Roda. Thank you for including my grilled Pork Chop recipe. I really appreciate it. It is great to be included among so many other talented cooks. Thanks again and Thanks for your great cookbook.
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Awwww! Thanks for adding my Chops!! Actually gonna have them tonight!
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Southampton Patch readers have decided the winner of Southampton's Best Chinese Restaurants — on North Sea Road.
Readers' Choice is a weekly feature where we ask you — our readers — to tell us your top picks. Each Monday we'll list our nominees and ask for your recommendation.
Dragon Garden specializes in healthy Hunan, Szechuan and Cantonese cuisine. Open daily, the restaurant offers lunch and dinner for take-out and delivery.
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Melville Haysom Memorial Art Scholarship
Moonlight; second circulation at the State Savings Bank, Ruth McConchie, 2013 Melville Haysom Scholar
Designed to assist young artists
The Melville Haysom Memorial Art Scholarship, administered by the Gallery, is a scholarship to assist young artists. Designed to promote, encourage and advance the development of visual arts in Queensland, the scholarship is offered to artists aged 25 years or under. The scholarship offers $5000 towards materials and expenses for the preparation of work for a specific project.
The Scholarship, conducted under the Melville Haysom Memorial Art Scholarship Trust, has been funded by a grant to the Queensland Art Gallery by Mrs Yvonne Haysom in memory of her husband, Melville Haysom, who died on 25 December 1967.
Melville Haysom was born in Melbourne on 17 August 1900 and studied art at the National Gallery School. In 1929 he came to Queensland, and in 1935 received the Godfrey Rivers Bequest Award. He was a member of the Victorian Art Society (President 1923–24), the Fellowship of Australian Artists, and a Life Member of the Royal Queensland Art Society (President 1952–55). His work is represented in the Queensland Art Gallery, the Darnell Collection of the University of Queensland and many private collections.
2014 applications
Applications for the 2014 Melville Haysom Scholarship have now closed - stay tuned for news on the winner! For further enquiries, please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
2013 Melville Haysom Scholar
2013 Melville Haysom Memorial Art Scholar, Ruth McConchie, developed the artist project Moonlight; second circulation at the State Savings Bank with the support of funds provided by the Melville Haysom Memorial Art Scholarship.
Moonlight; second circulation at the State Savings Bank
22 October - 2 November 2013 | Promoseven Place, 171 George St, Brisbane
This site-specific installation explored the links between sensual and material obsessions, and the history of Promoseven Place. For Moonlighting; second circulation at The State Savings Bank Ruth McConchie re-imagined and modified the space to create a complex dialogue between arrangements of objects, forms and interconnected spaces.
Past Melville Haysom Scholars
- 2012 : Catherine or Kate
- 2011 : Tim Woodward
- 2010 : Elizabeth Willing and Louise Tahiraj (joint recipients)
- 2009 : Alice Lang
- 2008 : Carly Scoufos
- 2007 : Danny Ford
- 2006 : Janice Kuczkowski/li>
- 2005 : Natalie Masters
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That said, I have some suggestions to try in conjunction with help from a counselor or therapist to help head off caregiver burnout. I would suggest that you see where you can minimize your workload. Your mother wants nobody else with her but you, but she may not realize that you need to take care of yourself, too, and that if you have help taking care of her, it may increase your ability to take care of yourself, which will enable you to have more stamina to care for her. Also, your grandchildren need you, and your marriage needs to remain strong, so if you are able to find some practical help with your mother, everyone should benefit. Often people can find support from services for seniors through their religious communities and in other places in the local community.
It's also vital that you build some stress management strategies into your day and carve out a little time for yourself. This may sound unrealistic when you're already pushed to your limit, but there are several stress relievers that are quick, and those that take a few minutes out of your schedule can supply you with enough of a mental and emotional break that you might have more energy to meet everyone's needs -- including your own.
Here are some suggestions to try:
Breathing ExercisesBreathing is one of my favorite stress relief strategies, as it can be done anytime, anywhere, and is free. You can utilize your stress relief breathing even as you're dealing with stressors throughout your day, and minimize the effects of chronic stress. Here's more about the benefits of breathing exercises, and a breathing exercise to try.
MeditationMindfulness and meditation have been proven to bring many health benefits and relieve stress. Meditation takes some time on a regular basis, but can have powerful results -- it can not only relieve stress that you're feeling in the moment, but can help you to become less reactive to stress you experience in the future. Mindfulness is a way of bringing meditation into your daily life, and can be a good solution for those who feel they have no time for meditation. Read more about meditation and mindfulness here.
ExerciseGetting regular exercise is a wonderful way to take care of yourself and keep stress levels low. Not only does it keep you fit and in shape, but exercise can supply a break from your stress, an outlet for frustrations, can get you into a meditative state, and help metabolize your body's stress hormones, thereby minimizing the effects of chronic stress. Here's some more on the benefits of exercise, and here are some exercises for busy people.
Social SupportSocial support has been linked not only to the relief of stress, but to better health, greater longevity, and increased life satisfaction, among other benefits. Having a little support can be crucial in getting through a crisis or managing long-term stress, like what you're facing. Getting practical support -- help with things like meals and caregiving tasks -- can free up time and energy (thus relieving feelings of being overwhelmed and stressed), while getting emotional support can help you relieve emotional stress. Talking to friends and family and asking for help, utilizing available services in your community, getting help from online and in-person support groups, and talking to a counselor, therapist, or even life coach or doctor are all ways of getting social support. If you're feeling suicidal or seriously overwhelmed, you can call a crisis hotline; try 1-800-784-2433 or 1-800-273-8255 in the United States.
Here are more general suggestions for stress relief for caregivers.
Take care, and please let us know how you're doing.
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India comes alive in December with an eclectic mix of traditional and modern festivals and events. From classical to electronic dance music, and local performers to international DJs, it's all on offer. Not to forget Christmas celebrations as well!
Here's the best of what's on in December in India (listed by date). This article has two pages, so don't overlook clicking on "Next" at the bottom of this page, to go to page two.
Konark Festival
The official Konark Festival, organized by Orissa Tourism, features a range of classical Odissi, Bharathnatyam, Manipuri, Kathak and Chau dance performances. Added attractions are an exhibition of Orissan temple sculptures, sand art exhibition, and crafts fair. The festival has been taking place since 1989.
- When: December 1-5 each year.
- Where: Open air auditorium, Natamandir, near the Konark Temple.
International Sand Art Festival
Held to coincide with the five day Konark Festival in the same area, the International Sand Art Festival sees renowned international and local artists competing to create the best sand sculptures.
- When: December 1-5, 2013.
- Where: Chandrabhaga Beach, Konark, Orissa.
Hornbill Festival
The unique Hornbill Festival, named after the bird, shows just how diverse a country India really is. Held in a tiny and remote north eastern state of India, the festival is one of the largest celebrations of the indigenous warrior tribes of the region. It features traditional arts, dances, folk songs, games, and music concerts in the evenings. Local handicrafts are also on sale during the festival.
- When: December 1-10, 2013. (It's been extended by three days this year).
- Where: Kisama Heritage Village (near Kohima town), Nagaland.
Feast of Francis Xavier
- When: December 3 each year.
- Where: Bom Jesus Basilica, near Panaji, Goa.
Enchanted Valley Carnival
- When: December 6-8, 2013.
- Where: Festival Arena, Aamby Valley City, Maharashtra. (2 hours drive from Mumbai).
- Tickets: Tickets are available from the Book My Show website.
Taj Literature Festvial
- When: December 12-14, 2013.
- Where: Hotel Clarks Shiraz, Agra, Uttar Pradesh.
Magnetic Fields Festival
India's newest music festival is an intimate affair, limited to 500 people, which will be held on two stages at a restored 17th century palace hotel in Rajasthan. On offer will be cutting-edge music from both bands and DJs, fashion, art, and food. Attendees can either camp in luxury tents or stay in rooms at the hotel. Its premises are extensive and include courtyards, swimming pool, and ballrooms. Decorations are expected to create the vibe of a magical, fantasy carnival.
- When: December 13-15, 2013.
- Where: Alsisar Mahal, Shekhawati region of Rajashtan. (5 hours from Delhi/4 hours from Jaipur).
Toshali National Crafts Mela
- When: December 15-27, 2013.
- Where: Janata Maidan, Bhubaneshwar, Orissa.
Rann Utsav
- When:December 15, 2013-February 15, 2014. It's best on full moon nights (December 17), to see the moon shining on the salt.
- Where: Begins in Bhuj and goes around to various locations in the Kutch district of Gujarat.
Chennai Music Festival (Madras Music Season)
- When: Mid December to mid January each year.
- Where: Music halls all over Chennai, Tamil Nadu.


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AUSTIN — The August cover of Texas Monthly sums up the hopes of many Texas Democrats energized by the political rise of two brothers from San Antonio and a state senator famous for her filibuster of anti-abortion legislation.
With her current term expiring next year, State Sen. Wendy Davis (D-Fort Worth) told reporters Friday she will announce within the next two weeks whether she plans to run for the state's top job.
Speaking to the National Press Club on Monday, Davis said the choice will be between running for reelection or taking aim at the governor's office.
The Texas Monthly article by Robert Draper also highlights twin brothers Joaquín and Julián Castro. A former member of the Texas House of Representatives, Joaquín was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 2012. His twin brother Julián, in his second term as mayor of San Antonio, seized the spotlight with a keynote speech at last year's Democratic National Convention.
"For a long time, we've had candidates that didn't have any 'Elvis' in them. Bill White didn't even have any 'Elvis Costello,'" said Democratic consultant Jason Stanford. "We've got three statewide prospects who have a lot of 'Elvis' in them. They've got charisma. They've got star power. We haven't had that for a long time."
Many Democrats have found renewed energy and purpose in the aftermath of Davis' filibuster and weeks of protests at the Texas Capitol that were historic both in scope and intensity. Stanford said the long-suffering party is finally finding its mojo, and has its first opportunity in years to begin its comeback.
"We've got ourselves thinking that we have to be in a winnable race before we can win it," Stanford said. "Well, those candidates can create a winnable race. It's a chicken-and-egg thing. We need them both happening at the same time."
Part of that conversation revolves around the efforts of Democrats to convert explosive growth among the state's minority population — in particular Hispanic voters who have statistically favored Democratic candidates — into political gains at the statewide level.
While many on both sides agree the demographic shift could make the solid red state competitive, how long that could take has been much debated.
"I think even if Wendy Davis runs, it's still an 8, 10, 12-point race," said Republican consultant Matt Mackowiak. "Keep in mind Romney won Texas by double digits. He was a pretty weak candidate in retrospect. Perry beat Bill White by a significant margin. Cruz won by a significant margin. So recent history — you don't have to go back too far — recent history shows double-digit wins for Republicans statewide in Texas."
Mackowiak argues the next Democratic governor of Texas will be a "moderate, pro-business, big city candidate," closer to the mold of former Houston mayor and gubernatorial candidate Bill White than President Barack Obama. Even with such a candidate, he said the state's minority party faces a multitude of problems before waging a successful statewide campaign.
"I'm not sure that any of those three individuals match that description, at least not right now," said Mackowiak. "They have tremendous fundraising challenges, tremendous infrastructure challenges, and the state is not ready to elect a Democrat statewide yet."
"This is not the end of the world; it is the end of a campaign." That's how Ann Richards, the last Democrat to occupy the state's highest office, consoled supporters after losing her bid for reelection to George W. Bush in 1994.
In the two decades since, Democrats have struggled to find their way back to positions of power in a state home to longest-serving governor in America, Republican Rick Perry.
Whether Davis, the Castro brothers, shifting demographics, or a combination thereof will be the key to a renaissance for Texas Democrats, many will be paying close attention to the Lone Star State.


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A video game that was popular in the 1980s -- and was made into a short-lived TV series back then -- will return to television, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Disney XD is developing a show tentatively titled "Pac-Man: The Adventure Begins," an animated action comedy, the story reports. The arcade game was on TV before, as Hanna Barbera's "Pac-Man: The Animated Series," which ran on ABC from 1982-83.
The new show will be executive produced by Avi Arad ("The Amazing Spider-Man," "The Avengers") and Rick Ungar ("X-Men: Evolution," "Biker Mice From Mars").
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Blue Raiders drop two games to No. 20 ULL
Conclude series Wednesday at 1 p.m.March 31, 2009 · David Powell
Senior Martha Davis continued her strong offensive campaign by hitting three RBIs in the second game of the day.
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Middle Tennessee was looking rebound in Sun Belt Conference play after dropping three games at Louisiana-Monroe over the weekend.
The Blue Raiders (6-23, 1-10 Sun Belt) committed five errors and managed just two hits as they fell 7-0 to the Ragin' Cajuns (20-7, 3-2 Sun Belt) in the first game.
Lindsey Vander Lugt (4-11) allowed two earned runs on 11 hits in the loss. The lefty struck out seven batters in the game, just two short of her career high.
Donna Bourgeois (14-4) gave up two hits and struck out seven in the complete game shutout.
Kelsey Dortch continued her strong play in the lead off position, reaching second base on a throwing error by Ragin' Cajun third baseman Melissa Verde to begin the game.
Dortch advanced to third on a sacrifice bunt by Caitlin McLure, but Davis grounded out and Jessica Ives struck out looking to end the inning.
Karli Hubbard began Louisiana-Lafayette's half of the inning with an infield single, before advancing to second on a wild pitch by Vander Lugt. However, the junior pitcher recovered well to strike out Christi Orgeron two batters later to finish off the frame.
Middle Tennessee failed to capitalize off of three separate chances with two runners in scoring position during the top of the third. Two Blue Raiders were thrown out at home before an unassisted groundout to first base put an end to the inning.
The Ragin' Cajuns took advantage of two Middle Tennessee errors and hit back-to-back home runs to take the lead in the bottom of the frame. With one out and Hubbard on first base, Verde dropped a bunt that was sent over the head of first baseman Jessica Ives and into foul territory.
The error allowed Hubbard to score and the ensuing throw to home plate went past catcher Laurie Anna Cooley, allowing Verde to score.
Back-to-back long balls by Lana Bowers and Gabrielle Bridges made it 5-0 in favor of the home team.
Louisiana-Lafayette added two more runs in the bottom of the fourth with Codi Runyan and Orgeron picking up RBIs.
In the second game, Middle Tennessee gave up eight runs in the opening two frames as they fell 11-3 to the Ragin' Cajuns in five innings.
Kellie Head (1-5) allowed 10 runs on 14 hits over four innings in the loss.
Ashley Brignac (5-2) gave up three runs on four hits, while striking out 12 in the complete game win.
The Ragin' Cajuns took advantage of a bases-loaded opportunity to go out in front during the opening inning. Katie Smith and Verde walks combined with a Hubbard infield single loaded the bases before Runyan hit a two-RBI single to left field. Two batters later, Bridges hit a RBI single to short center field to make it 3-0.
Louisiana-Lafayette pushed five runs across in the bottom of the second inning. Verde hit a two-RBI single to left field and Runyan hit a two-run homerun, before Bridges rounded out the scoring with a RBI single to the gap in right field.
Davis pulled three runs back for the Blue Raiders in the top of the third inning. Kaycee Popham knocked a single down the right field line and Banania walked before McLure loaded things up. Davis cleared the bases with a rocket down the left field line to make it 8-3.
McLure finished 1-for-2 with a run scored and phenomenal diving catch in the third inning for Middle Tennessee.
The Ragin' Cajuns added runs in the third and fourth to make it 10-3, before an RBI single by Runyan clinched the game for the home team in the fifth inning.
The Blue Raiders conclude their series with Louisiana-Lafayette on Wednesday afternoon. Opening pitch at Lamson Park is set for 1 p.m.
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OC senior Melyssa Cardenas, shown here earlier this season, ran a personal-best time while finishing sixth in the OBU Invitational.
SHAWNEE, Okla. (Oct. 8, 2011) – After most of the Oklahoma Christian women's cross country team took last week off because of injuries, the Lady Eagles returned with a fourth-place finish Saturday in the Oklahoma Baptist University Invitational.
The top runners on OC's No. 1-ranked men's team took the week off to prepare for next week's 10-kilometer Chile Pepper Festival in Fayetteville, Ark., but the Eagles did field a team and finished seventh among nine squads in Shawnee.
The Lady Eagles posted a team score of 78, four points behind third-place Newman (Kan.) and five points behind host OBU. OC's No. 1 runner thus far this season, freshman Jacqueline Hallam, ran fifth for the Lady Eagles on Saturday, finishing 29th overall. OC head coach Mark Thompson said she "was too ambitious early in the race, and it cost her and the team, but it is a mistake she'll only make once."
Despite that misstep, Thompson was pleased with how the team ran. Senior Melyssa Cardenas covered the 5,000 meters in a personal-best 19:23 to finish sixth. Noemi Hernandez (19:49.6) and Erin Sesemann (19:51) were 12th and 14th, respectively, while Cady Block finished 17th in 20:06.
"Melyssa ran a personal best, and Noemi and Erin are back on track, and Cady continues to be very dependable," Thompson said. "We came up just short of OBU, but it was a positive day all in all."
Central Oklahoma's Brooke Klimek won the race in 18:37 and UCO won the team competition as well with 42 points.
In the 8,000-meter men's race, OC posted a team score of 189, with OBU winning with a score of 15, as the Bison swept the top six spots in the 84-runner field.
Brennym Kaelin led the Eagles, finishing 16th in 27:01. Also for OC, Trevor Martin was 42nd in 28:24, Matt Curran was 64th in 30:06, Jeremy Lasso was 66th in 30:27 and Riley Compton was 77th in 33:20.
"Brennym and Trevor both ran huge personal-best times," Thompson said. "They are figuring out the 8k distance and will continue to improve quickly."
Eleven OC runners stayed home to continue preparations for the Chile Pepper Festival.


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Several North Canton residents heard loud sounds — some described them as gunshots or detonations — late Saturday night and into Sunday morning.
But what were they?
North Canton Police dispatchers said this morning they've received no reports of any unusual noises over the weekend, but North Canton Patch Facebook followers have certainly heard them.
Here's what they've been saying this morning:
- Julie Finley Spotts — "I heard them too, but to me, two sounded like gunshots, and one did sound like a detonation, or loud boom."
- Audrey Fuller — "Yes several times. Sounded like gun shots. Scared my daughter to death."
- Amy Ionno-Carpenter — "They did sound like am explosion of some sort."
- Eva Roethlisberger Lepelley — "we heard what sounded like cannons sat/sun and we are over by Price Park...scared the crap out of me..sounded like the cannons used when Massillon got a touchdown! LOL"
- Kelly Thompson-Steinbach — "I'm on Pittsburg and heard them too. The first one I thought was an explosion and during the night I heard about three more that kind of sounded like gun shots."
We're even hearing from our Twitter followers today, too.
- Joshua Husted — "@NCantonPatch we heard several over here on Bachtel St during the Ohio St game."
North Canton Patch first heard about the sounds through an email from a Patch reader who said he heard the sounds by North Canton Middle School. You, too, can send your news tips to Local Editor Morgan Day at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Green Brook will contract a private hauler to help with the cleanup of debris from Superstorm Sandy.
The Township Committee approved on Monday an emergency contract with R.J. Doerr and Sons of Bound Brook to expedite the removal of debris from the storm, Raymond Murray, the township's chief financial officer, told the committee.
The storm debris will be collected, then deposited on a commercial property in the township, Murray said. The branches, up to 42 inches in diameter, will then be fed into a chipper.
The wood chips may eventually be available to residents, Murray said.
The township Department of Public Works has experienced delays with dumping off the debris it has collected at the Plainfield Municipal Utilities Authority (PMUA), Murray explained.
"They're (PMUA) are getting overwhelmed," Murray said. "Some days they're not even open."
With R.J. Doerr and Sons picking up the debris, the streets will be cleared "a lot quicker" and the DPW can be freed to concentrate on picking up leaves, Murray said.
The Township Committee praised the work of the DPW in the wake of Sandy.
"These guys have done a phenomenal job," Committee Member Edward Pfeifer said. "We're way ahead of other communities."
"The township did a fabulous job," Forest Lane resident Kevin O'Connor said. "They were out there morning and night. We're far better off than most other towns."
"I'm sure they're exhausted," O'Connor continued about the DPW. "They deserve some time off."


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Tonight's lineupBy
Damon CF
Jeter SS
Abreu RF
Rodriguez 3B
Giambi DH
Matsui LF
Posada C
Cano 2B
Mientkiewicz 1B
Is it okay to hate Doug Mientkiewicz? I mean, it's not his fault he's starting — it's Torre's. But he's a backup first baseman at this point in his career, and if the Yankees wanted an efficient roster, Jason Giambi would be the backup first baseman.
Not saying Phelps is the answer by any means. However, he's a much better option at this point, regardless of which hand the opposing pitcher throws with.
Is it too much to ask a team with a $190 million payroll to go find a league average first baseman? Chris Shelton is rotting away in Detroit's AAA system. That's a start. Follow that lead.
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It's simple really.
It's like when thoroughbred trainers put a goat in the stall with the racehorse to calm him.
Menky is A-Rod's goat.
And if that's the price we have to pay for an 80 homer/200 rbi season out of Alex, I for one will take it.
i hate minky but he did go 2 for 3 against dice k last week.
I think torre losin it, minky .153 vs phelps .292, its not that hard of a decision, and when u have 48 AB and your hitting below I95 i dont care how good of a fielder u are, u don't belong in the Majors. If he wants a good fielder who can atleast ocasionally hit bring back Andy Phillips
Minky just popped out with the bases loaded in the 4th. I have to tell you, he hits the infield fly better than anyone i've seen in a long time.
6-4 bosox as of the 6th inning, i just turned off my tv.
there's no life in this pitching staff, they're either dead tired or just cant get the big strikeout when needed. and yes, minky belongs in AA (and thats a compliment right now) and torre should just get fired by big george, having minky as the starter and not knowing how to use a bullpen means your glory days are definitely over.
Great job by Freaking Myers…God He's awful
Myers Outing against Redsox
1) Gave up walk to Julio Lugo, Varitek scores
2) Youkilis Grounds out ,Crisp Scores
3) David Ortiz singles, Pedrioa scores
Can Myers pitch and hold the runners from scoring for once?
Myers Own Ortiz, , I guess not. Ortiz owns Myers.. wink wink… I hope Yankees just released Myers already, He couldn't get Ortiz out and his former team as lefty specialist. You think, I'm crazy, but Myers is Spy and He works on for the Redsox. Somehow Myers loses his concenration on the mound when He faces against his former team.
Who are you going to trade for Shelton?? I mean, the Tigers are looking for bullpen help, I'd guess.


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The performances of Danville High School's Contemporaries and Delegation earned both show choir groups a top 10 rating in the nation.
DHS' all-female group, Contemporaires, placed seventh in the women's division, while mixed show choir, Delegation, finished eighth overall last weekend at the National Show Choir Finals held at Arie Crown Theater in Chicago.
In March, the Contemporaires and Delegation both earned first runner-up placements during the FAME competition in Hollywood, giving them a chance to compete against the best show choirs in the nation during the Chicago competition.
The groups are directed by Kassandra Krause.
The top groups from all of the qualifying regional FAME events — including Hollywood, Orlando, New York, Chicago and Branson, Mo. — received a bid to compete at the national competition.
The DHS show choirs competed against 30 groups from California, New York, Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Iowa, Texas, Nebraska, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Mississippi, Massachusetts and Arizona.
"Numerous states were represented," said DHS Principal Mark Neil, who accompanied the DHS show choirs to Chicago on Friday and Saturday.
"I was really proud of our show choirs. Their performance was exceptional," he said. "I couldn't have been prouder of them.
"The competition was so intense. The show choirs were from all across the country."
Neil said the DHS show choirs followed a rigorous schedule during the whirlwind two days in Chicago.
"The students had to get up at 5:30 a.m. twice in a row," he said. "The first day was a run-through (of their performance) where judges critiqued them."
After the first practice run with the Contemporaries, Danville students had a few hours to spend at Navy Pier before returning to McCormick Place for the Delegation's practice run in front of the judges.
The big competition was on Saturday at the 5,000-seat Arie Crown Theater. Neil said the venue was sold out.
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A little boy was sitting on the curb with a gallon
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it's called turpentine."
The priest said, "No, the most powerful liquid in the
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if you take some of this Holy Water and rub it on a
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Greetings… and gratitude
October 12, 2010|
Greetings! UW-Green Bay enters the new school year on a flurry of positive headlines — record ACTs for our new freshmen, record minority enrollment, and major grants for our faculty— but I'll pinpoint two other recent events because they illustrate the unique nature of a University community.
On Sept. 8 we formally opened our new residence hall and named it for Keith Pamperin. References to "family" and "home" were heard throughout the dedication ceremony. Keith was one of the first students to live on campus, to earn his degrees here and to serve as Alumni Association president.
Just days later we learned Keith, his wife, Judy, and about 30 fellow travelers from the Green Bay community, all Learning in Retirement members, had narrowly escaped a flash fire on their Oregon tour bus. The video of the charred bus and the survivors' stories confirmed they were lucky to get out alive.
One of our colleagues here, someone who helps facilitate the LIR chapter, was explaining to a reporter why distinctions involving ad hoc tour vs. undergraduate travel course didn't much matter.
"LIR has nearly 1,000 members," he said, "and each and every one is part of our larger University family."
I echo those sentiments. We're grateful for the health and safety of all those who consider UWGB their "home." And thank you all for your contributions to that larger family.


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The Bucky Backers are back!
OK, the name might not be known around the country, but he spent last year in East Tennessee as a member of the Tennessee Smokies. You say Bucky to me, I think the #%&*% member of the Yankees that beat the Red Sox in '78...but this Bucky may change that.


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MYRTLE BEACH — Myrtle Beach starter Kyle DeVore and Salem starter Keith Couch were locked in a pitcher's duel through seven innings, and the Pelicans' attempt to come back fell short as they fell to the Red Sox 5-3 on Wednesday at TicketReturn.com Field at Pelicans Ballpark.
"Well-pitched game by Couch," Pelicans manager Jason Wood said. "He kept our offense in check tonight. I think DeVore for the most part did a good job, we just made that error early on that bunt that put us in a tough position. I tip my hat to Couch tonight [Wednesday] really, he did a good job keeping our offense off balance.
"We didn't have too many good swings and didn't work too many counts like we wanted to but it was nice to see we were still in it late. We had the tying run at the plate in the ninth and that's all you can ask for as a manager."
Couch picked up the win as he allowed one run on three hits and one walk while striking out two in seven frames.
Devore received the loss despite a quality start. He allowed three runs (two earned) while scattering five hits and walking two in seven innings and struck out four.
"He's been a guy all year that hasn't been expected much as far as starting," Wood said, "but he's done a very good job. Just two or three runs and we're in the ballgame, we were down by two. Quality start on his end, he kept us where we needed to be."
The Pelicans scored their first run in the bottom of the first on a Hanser Alberto sacrifice fly to right that scored Odubel Herrera as Myrtle Beach cut its deficit to one.
The Pelicans added two runs in the bottom of the eighth inning on another Alberto sacrifice fly and a Brett Nicholas one-run single that cut Myrtle Beach's deficit to two, but that was as close as they would get.
"Quality at-bats," Wood said of Alberto. "That's kind of what we're looking for. If you have a runner at third with less than two outs, look for a pitch up in the zone – don't try to do too much and he was able to succeed at that tonight [Wednesday]."
The Red Sox got on board in the first when Michael Almanzar drove in Heiker Meneses on a groundout to put Salem ahead 1-0. The Sox scored again in the inning when Brandon Jacobs drove in Adalberto Ibarra on a sacrifice fly to right field.
Salem added another in the second frame when Sean Coyle scored on a David Renfroe sacrifice to put Salem ahead 3-1.
Neither team scored from the bottom of the second until the top of the eighth. The Red Sox pushed across two more in the top of the eighth on a bases loaded walk and Coyle's sac fly.
"These guys are in it, they stayed in it all night," Wood said, "we didn't come out on top but as long as you can put that tying run to the plate in the bottom of the ninth you have a chance and we did that tonight."
The Pelicans will take on the Red Sox in the series finale at 7:05 p.m. Thursday.
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Objective: To examine the prevalence of the metabolic syndrome in depressive outpatients and to identify its correlates in depression.
Method: This cross-sectional analysis was performed on 121 depressive outpatients from January 2002 through January 2004 who were diagnosed at baseline with the Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-III-R. The metabolic syndrome was diagnosed at 6-year follow-up according to the modified criteria of the National Cholesterol Education Program. The severity of depressive symptoms was assessed at follow-up with the Beck Depression Inventory and the Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression, and general psychopathology was assessed with the Symptom Checklist-90.
Results: At 6-year follow-up, the prevalence of metabolic syndrome in the study group of depressive outpatients was 36% (N = 44). The syndrome was associated with a current diagnosis of major depression and overeating, but not with age or sex.
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Pulau Bukom Manufacturing Site
Shell has been in Singapore for 120 years, and it is one of the largest foreign investors in the country. Its long history in Singapore began in Pulau Bukom. Today, the Pulau Bukom Manufacturing Site has developed into one of the most important Shell production sites in the world.
Pulau Bukom Manufacturing Site (Bukom) is the largest Shell refinery globally in terms of crude distillation capacity (500,000 barrels per day). It is also home to a world-class Ethylene Cracker Complex (800,000 tonnes per annum) and a Butadiene Extraction unit (155,000 tonnes per annum).
With the completion of the Shell Eastern Petrochemicals Complex Project in May 2010, Bukom is now an integrated oil and petrochemicals site, with manufacturing facilities for fuels, lubricant base oils and specialty chemicals.
Integrating the refining and petrochemicals assets maximize the economic and efficiency benefits in terms of feedstocks, operations and logistics. Feedstock flexibility helps the site maximize returns as economics shift between hydrocarbon streams, and more importantly, provides greater security of supply for Shell's customers.
Bukom is situated on an island 5.5 km southwest of Singapore. It forms part of a group of southern islands that have been identified for petrochemical and other industrial manufacturing.
Safety and Sustainable Development
Continuously improving safety standards is Bukom's top priority, and providing safe working conditions for the approximately 1,000 employees and up to several thousand contractors on site is a fundamental responsibility and part of the Shell General Business Principles.
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Singapore is Shell's largest petrochemical production and export centre in the Asia Pacific region. The Pulau Bukom Manufacturing Site is part of Shell Eastern Petroleum Pte Ltd (SEPL) and supplies products to the various Shell Businesses in Singapore, including:
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Put out the good china, because "Downton Abbey" is back for a third season on "Masterpiece Classic." But first, the special "Secrets of Highclere Castle" explores the edifice that serves as the setting for the British-made period drama. (KOCE, 7 and 9 p.m.)


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A new university report shows the number of Nebraska residents without health insurance surged between 2000 and 2010.
Researchers at the University of Nebraska Medical Center announced Tuesday that the population of uninsured Nebraskans younger than 65 increased by more than 67 percent during that decade.
The report found that nearly 15 percent of residents were uninsured in 2010, compared to 9 percent in 2000. Associate professor Jim Stimpson, who co-authored the report, says the growth reflects a trend in Midwestern states.
Researchers found that a majority of Nebraska's uninsured population lives above the federal poverty threshold, but one-third of the group does not have year-round, full-time employment. An estimated 40,000 are not U.S. citizens.


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ISLAMABAD.July.30.2012.In a world where most of the countries are hard pressed by the increasing prices of POL products a Pakistani engineer Agha Waqar successfully built a water-run car.
He told media ,"my system will change of not only Pakistan's economy but the global economy will have a sigh of relief.
He demonstrated his water-run car in Federal Ministers Colony of Islamabad where he held a meeting with one of the Cabinet member Syed Khurshid Shah.
Minister told the media ,"we have directed the Federal Ministry of Science and Technology for ' mass production' of water run cars.
Shah told the media,"experts from Suzuki and Corolla companies have inspected water-run car.Its a great achievement by a Pakistani engineer".
He said cars could be driven by a system fuelled by water instead of petrol or CNG.
The onlookers were taken aback when they saw it and a cabinet sub-committee lauded the 'Water Fuel Kit Project'.
Religious Affairs Minister Syed Khurshid Ahmad Shah, who heads the panel, said the engineer would have their full support.
The media report explained that the water fuelling system is a technology in which 'hydrogen bonding' with distilled water produces hydrogen gas to run the car.
Ahmad had earlier told Shah about the unique project and it was taken to the federal cabinet which asked its sub-committee to discuss it.
During the demonstration, Shah himself drove the car.
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July 30, 2014
HOUSTON (AP) Federal health officials are accusing Texas of throwing up more obstacles to the roll out of health care reform in the state.
Gov. Rick Perry sent a letter this week to state Insurance Commissioner Julia Rathgeber saying the state must protect Texans by adopting stricter regulations than the federal government requires for so-called "navigators." Navigators will help people sign up for the upcoming health insurance marketplace.
The Houston Chronicle reports the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services responded Wednesday that it was a "blatant attempt to add cumbersome requirements." Texas has refused to set up a private insurance marketplace under the Affordable Care Act, forcing the federal government to do it for the state.
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WBT Holiday on Ice is back for the 2013 holiday season! This winter wonderland is in the coolest place in the city: an outdoor ice skating rink in the heart of Uptown. It's a holiday tradition for us to continue with you, your friends, and family. The skating rink located at the corner of MLK Blvd and Brevard on the NASCAR Hall of Fame Plaza.
Saturday, December 7
2013 ACC FanFest
Noon – 7:00pm
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Acclaimed national recording artists Rodney Atkins and Sara Evans will headline the 2013 ACC FanFest presented by AT&T, game officials announced. ACC FanFest, which is free and open to the public, takes place Saturday, December 7th, from noon to 7:00 p.m., prior to kickoff of the Dr Pepper ACC Football Championship. The headliners will appear live on the Dr Pepper Stage, with Evans playing at 3:30 p.m. and Atkins performing at 5:30 p.m.
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The Belk Bowl will be played on Saturday, December 28th at 3:30p.m. and televised nationally on ESPN. The game features a matchup of the Atlantic Coast Conference and the American Athletic Conference (former Big East) and is played at Bank of America Stadium. Multi-Grammy nominee and CMA Entertainer of the Year Blake Shelton will be the featured act at the 2013 Belk Bowl FanFest. It is free to the public and will begin at 11:00 a.m., with Shelton scheduled to begin his performance at 1:30 p.m.
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First Night Charlotte
Noon – First Night Kids
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Romare Bearden Park
First Night Charlotte is an alcohol-free, innovative and diverse celebration of the New Year in Uptown Charlotte. This event focuses on visual and performing arts through a shared cultural experience, accessible and affordable to all. The day's activities kick off with First Night KIDS at 12pm, followed in the evening with a 2-hour live airing on WBTV. Charlotte's favorite 11-piece band Sol Fusion will take the stage at 10p.m. in Romare Bearden Park to count down to the New Year!


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Note: This recipe is especially for kids with diabetes, but can be a nutritious part of almost anyone's diet.
This classic dish is a yummy way to get some calcium into your diet.
Prep time: 10 minutes
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Serving size: 1 sandwich
Nutritional analysis (per serving):
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14 g fat
7 g sat. fat
25 g carbohydrate
4 g fiber
30 mg cholesterol
566 mg sodium
278 mg calcium
1.9 mg iron
Diabetic exchanges:
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Note: Nutritional analysis may vary depending on ingredient brands used.
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Delicious with tomato soup. Consider adding fresh tomato slices to the sandwich before cooking.
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Of Dogs and Men
I'm old enough to remember Ozzie and Harriet, which means that my idea of the nuclear family was born in the 1950s and never quite grew up. By that I mean, a family has a Mommy, a Daddy, and two kids. And a dog.
Run, Spot, run!
We all know that the nuclear family has changed, but what's interesting to me is that nobody has just one dog anymore.
I'm not sure when it started, but all of the people who used to have a family dog now have family dogs. I myself have a full herd--three golden retrievers and one Pembroke
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From drill team demonstrations to American flag ceremonies, Veterans Day is a time for hearing our Veterans stories. Corporal Duane E. Dewey served in the Korean War. He is one of 98 people still living who earned the Medal of Honor. This is the highest honor a U.S. citizen can receive.
"It means a lot I think it was President Truman who said that he would rather have the Medal of Honor rather than be President of the United States," said Corporal Dewey.
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Week of Nov. 28 – Dec. 4, 2012
This week on ALC-TV, Helping People … For a Lifetime provides an overview of the Lorain County Board of Developmental Disabilities, more commonly known as Murray Ridge Center.
ALMU presents The Water Series with this installment Top Consumer Questions about Cryptosporidium. This show answers questions about water quality, water treatment and distribution, bottled water, home filtration, conservation, tastes and odors and more.
Gerry Vogel and Jill Ralston are back again to discuss library events and happenings in this episode of Check This Out. During Jan & Jean: On the Scene, Joe Smith, from North Coast Taxidermy, stops by to discuss the taxidermy process, and his love of acting and theater.
Barb and Andre visit with Bette Lou Higgins as she presents Battle Scars: Stories of the Civil War on Out & About.
Public Access Program Schedule
- MIdnight; 8 a.m.; 4 p.m. Sunday Service of Lakeshore United Methodist Church
- 1 a.m.; 9 a.m.; 5 p.m. St. Joseph Catholic Church Sunday Mass
- 4 a.m.; 12 p.m.; 8 p.m. Jan & Jean: On the Scene with Jan Van Wagner & Jean Sekulic
- 5:30 a.m.; 1:30 p.m.; 9:30 p.m. Out & About with Barb & Andre, the Video Storytellers
- 6 a.m.; 2 p.m.; 10 p.m. Check This Out, produced by the Avon Lake Public Library
- The Avon Lake United Church of Christ broadcasts its service live on Sunday mornings at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m.
Government Access Program Schedule
- 1 a.m./p.m.; 7 a.m./p.m. Avon Lake City Council Meeting – Nov. 26, 2012
- 3:30 a.m./p.m.; 9:30 a.m./p.m. Helping People … For a Lifetime Overview of Murray Ridge Center
- 4 a.m./p.m.; 10 a.m./p.m. The Water Series presented by the Avon Lake Municipal Utilities
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Avon Lake Community Television is now available on Time Warner Cable channels 12 and 97 and W.O.W. Cable channels 21 and 22.