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Encyclopedia of Southern Jewish Communities Overview >> Louisiana >> Houma Houma, Louisiana
The city of Houma, Louisiana was founded in 1834 to establish a more central seat for Terrebonne Parish. By the time Houma was officially incorporated in 1848, the area was booming economically with sugar cane plantations as well as seafood and logging industries. The railroad that linked Schriever to Houma, built in 1872, soon became instrumental in increasing trade inside and outside of Terrebonne. This economic activity attracted a small number of Jewish settlers to Houma. Even though the Jewish population has always been small, there have been a number of notable Jews who have made a large impact on Houma.
The first Jewish family to set down roots in Houma was the Lewalds. Louis Lewald was born in 1852 in Teflitz, a town not far from Prague in what is now the Czech Republic. He was seventeen years old when immigrated to Dulac, Louisiana. In 1872, Lewald moved to Houma and opened up a store on Main Street right next to the bayou. Boats would travel up and down Bayou Terrebonne and could pull up right to Lewald's back door. His wife Hannah helped in the store and added a dry goods department. Lewald's in-laws, the Schwartzes, ran two stores in the same area. Wolf Schwartz had come to Houma from New Orleans and opened a haberdashery on the bayou side of Main Street.
Lewald became a successful merchant and a highly respected citizen of Houma. He served as alderman in 1896 and even was a member of the parish school board. He was also a charter member of the Knights of Pythias Lodge in Houma. At one time, Lewald owned nearby Felicity Island (located in Terrebonne Parish) and dabbled in the real estate business. By the time he died in 1907, Lewald's had become one of Houma's most popular dry goods stores. His sons, Alfred and Ignatius, carried on the business even after their mother died in 1936. His daughter Amelie helped to establish the first free school lunch program in Terrebonne in 1928. Later, after Alfred left the business, Ignatius sold the store.
In the 20th century, Houma Jews continued to concentrate in retail trade. In 1907, brothers Leon and Maurice Heymann, who had been born in New Orleans, opened the Houma Bargain Store. Since their mother was from France, the Heymanns knew enough French to communicate with their many Cajun customers. The brothers' tenure in Houma was brief. Maurice left for Lafayette after a few years and Leon sold the store in 1920 and moved back to New Orleans. In 1909, Alsatian-born cousins Maurice Joseph and Maurice Levy bought an existing dry goods store in Houma, renaming it "The Leader."In 1914, Julien Joseph, Maurice's brother, came to Houma from Paris at the age of eighteen to work in the store. Maurice Joseph died in 1956 and Julien ran the store until 1959, when shut the Leader's doors and retired.
Samuel and Leon Polmer came to Terrebonne from Donaldsonville and, at first, ran a soda pop factory. In 1909, they bought the Ducros plantation. About a decade later, they bought a store that catered to the plantation hands in the area. During the 1920s, the brothers opened three other plantation stores in the parish. In 1911, Sam began his thirty year tenure as a representative for the first ward on the parish police jury. Through this role, he would become a political ally of Governor Huey Long. Sam Polmer maintained this position until his death on December 31, 1940. Leon's sons, Irvin and Mervin Polmer continued to run two of the plantation stores. Before Irvin and Mervin died in 1973, they renamed the Ducros Plantation after themselves.
In 1933, widow Augusta Ferber moved to Houma with her three children, Dora, Leo, and Nathan. Leo and his sister Dora opened the Palais Royale, a ladies ready-to-wear store while Nathan opened his Man's Shop right next door. The Ferber family was very successful all the way into the 1980s when they sold their businesses. In 1950, Philip Solsolsky and Morris Itzkovitch opened up a retail furniture store. They did not like the name Solsolsky-Iztkovitch for their establishment and decided to use their first names instead, calling it the Philip-Morris Furniture Company.
Leopold BlumJews have played an active part in Houma's shrimp and seafood industry, which has long been central to the town's economy. In the early 20th century, traveling salesman Leopold Blum came to Terrebonne Parish. During his trip, he noticed fishermen were drying shrimp for their own use on boards in the sun. A man who had a barn filled with sacks of dried shrimp asked Blum if he could sell them. Blum agreed, and thus started the dried shrimp industry in Terrebonne Parish. In 1912, Leopold went into business with Shelley Bergeron, establishing Blum and Bergeron Inc., a successful dried shrimp company. In 1955, Bergeron's heirs sold their interest to the Blum family, who continue to run the business today. Leopold Blum became an important civic leader in Houma. Not only was he a prominent businessman, but Blum also served as alderman from 1928 until 1946. Tommy Cobb, Leopold's grandson, started working for Blum and Bergeron when he was fifteen years old. Later, he took over the business as president.
Cobb was a longtime leader of Houma's small Jewish community, which numbered 50 people in 1937. At some point, the small group began to meet together for informal worship. They named themselves Congregation Beth-El, but they never had a building or a full-time rabbi. The group would usually meet at Cobb's house on the Friday nights when they held lay-led services. Most of Houma's Jews also belonged to congregations in New Orleans. Cobb was a longtime member of Temple Sinai in New Orleans. Most of Houma's Jews were Reform, but proximity to New Orleans enabled more traditional Jews to maintain their traditions. When Shirley Slater moved to Houma in 1931, hers was the only Jewish family that kept kosher. Her mother would send for kosher meat from New Orleans and pick it up from the train station every week. As a small minority of the population, Houma Jews worked to build strong relations with their gentile neighbors. Cobb and fellow Jewish businessman Emanuel Geiger served as co-chairmen of the National Conference of Christians and Jews, which was active in Houma from the 1950s through the 1970s. Together, they contributed a great deal to cementing harmonious relations between people of all faiths.
In the 21st century, the Houma Jewish community remains small but active. The death of Tommy Cobb in 2008 was a significant blow to the congregation. Nevertheless, they still gather at private homes on occasional Friday nights for lay-led services. By 2008, about thirty Jews lived in Houma.


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Scientific Name: | Conus isabelarum |
Species Authority: | Tenorio & Afonso, 2004 |
Red List Category & Criteria: | Least Concern D2 ver 3.1 |
Year Published: | 2012 |
Date Assessed: | 2011-10-27 |
Assessor/s: | Tenorio, M.J. |
Reviewer/s: | Monnier, E. & Seddon, M. |
Facilitator/s: | Seddon, M. & Peters, H. |
Justification: This species is highly restricted in its range being found only within 3 small headlands along a strip of 8 km coastline. There are no plans for tourist development and no harbours nor any roads to the region, so there are no current threats to this species. The off-take for the shell trade is limited and as such is not considered a threat. The species is currently considered Least Concern but should the area be developed, or there be a road constructed, then the conservation status should be re-evaluated. |
Range Description: | This species is endemic to the Cape Verde Islands where it is found on the island of Maio off the west coast at Baia de Pau Seco (Tenorio and Afonso 2004), and further populations have been found to the north of the type locality, giving 16 km of coast. |
Countries: | Native: Cape Verde |
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Population: | The number of subpopulations known has increased with survey work over the last six years (M.J. Tenorio pers. comm. 2011). The populations are considered to have been stable over the last 10 years and the species is occasionally taken from suitable habitats in the breeding season in the region (M.J. Tenorio pers. comm. 2011). |
Population Trend: | Stable |
Habitat and Ecology: | This species is found under rocks in sand at between 2 and 4 m depth (Tenorio and Afonso 2004). Adults of the species typically grow to approx 30 mm in length. |
Systems: | Marine |
Major Threat(s): | This is a recently described species and further populations have been found to the north of the original discovery. There are no known threats as this area is quite remote, and with little tourist or fishing activity in the area the species is considered to be at low risk. |
Conservation Actions: | This species is restricted in its range and there are no known conservation measures currently in place for this species. |
IUCN. 2012. IUCN Red List of Threatened Species (ver. 2012.1). Available at: http://www.iucnredlist.org. (Accessed: 19 June 2012). Tenorio, M. J., and Afonso, C. M. L. 2004. Description of Four New Species of Conus from the Cape Verde Islands (Gastropoda, Conidae.). Visaya 2: 24-37. |
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Hundreds of Eastern Iowans Sleep Out For A CauseBy Addison Speck, Reporter
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - Hundreds of Eastern Iowans slept in cardboard boxes for a cause on Saturday. Linn County's 7th Annual Sleep Out For the Homeless was held at Veterans Memorial Stadium starting at 5 p.m. Saturday and ending at 6 a.m. on Sunday. The event raised money for several local shelters and organizations who assist the homeless.
Organizers said this provides Eastern Iowans will just a small taste of what it's like without a place to call home. "Even though it's not exactly what it's like to be homeless, it gives them a feel about what it's like to sleep out in the elements," said Ann Hearn an organizer for the event. The event featured food, entertainment and a silent auction. It worked to raise awareness for those who just have the clothes on their back. "Tonight you can put in your mind that you are going back to your house at the end, but not everyone is so fortunate," said Nathan Longwisch, a participant from Cedar Rapids. This is the fourth year Longwisch and his family have attended the event. "I like to get them out here and show them how fortunate we are," said Longwisch. Imagine relying on pieces of cardboard to protect you from rain, snow or high winds. Organizers said it's a scary reality for some people in Linn County. "I haven't done the ones for fiscal year 2012 yet, but in 2011 we had over five thousand people that were served by our local homeless programs here," said Hearn. "I can't imagine doing it every night, especially in our Iowa winter," said Katelyn Burns-Thompson, a participant from Alburnette. She, along with many others, came in with creative ideas and quickly found out that making stable shelter out of boxes isn't that easy. "I was thinking more of a barn, but I don't know if that's going to happen," she said. "Lots of tape, more tape than cardboard, that's our technique," said Longwisch. While building and sleeping in the boxes is all part of the fun, participants were there because they're serious about helping those in their community, who need it most. "We do have a problem whether you like to think of it or not, everyone can fall on hard times," said Longwisch. The event also kicked of The Community Circle of Care's annual blanket drive. For more information on how to help with the cause you can visit: sleepoutforthehomeless.org The event raised money for The Salvation Army, Waypoint, Foundation 2, Mission of Hope, HACAP, Catholic Worker House, Catherine McAuley Center, and Willis Dady Emergency Shelter. Last year's event raised more than 20 thousand dollars with about 364 community members participating, 194 of them spending the night in cardboard boxes. Conversation GuidelinesBe KindDon't use abusive, offensive, threatening, racist, vulgar or sexually-oriented language. Share KnowledgeBe truthful. Share what you know and what you are passionate about. Stay focusedPromote lively and healthy debate. Stay on topic. Ask questions and give feedback on the story's topic. Report TroubleHelp us maintain a quality comment section by reporting comments that are offensive. If you see a comment that is offensive, or you feel violates our guidelines, simply click on the "x" to the far right of the comment to report it. read the full guidelines here » Commenting will be disabled on stories dealing with the following subject matter: Crime, sexual abuse, property fires, automobile accidents, Amber Alerts, Operation Quickfinds and suicides. Most Popular
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"Pittsburgh now has two opera companies, and the second more than doubles the musical riches of our fair city."
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"Artistic director Jonathan Eaton's new staging of Mozart's "The Magic Flute" was a delight to encounter… Juan Jose de Leon sang a wonderful Tamino. The tenor has already shown a big voice and versatility as one of Pittsburgh Opera's resident artists . . . Sabrina Warren was a superb Pamina, using her ample and open voice with affecting directness . . . Dimitrie Lazich brought wonderfully confident vocalism and deft comic timing to his role as Papageno . . .[As] Queen of the Night, Pamina's mother Sarah Salas sang the notoriously difficult coloratura brilliantly, and at fast tempi. Beyond the many points of individual excellence, Summerfest's The Magic Flute was an ensemble effort filled with Mozartean joy. The festival is off to a strong start."
—Mark Kanny, Classical Music Critic, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
"Mr. Lazich was a marvel, the mix of silliness and strong singing that serves the ludicrous Papageno well. Sabrina Warren had a lovely, gentle texture throughout as Pamina. She channeled Lucia with a knife in her hand. The most intriguing casting was standout countertenor Andrey Nemzer as the despicable Monostatos."
—Andrew Druckenbrod, Classical Music Critic, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
"Opera directors usually search for new perspectives when staging yet another performance of old masterpieces. Few are as radical or successful as Jonathan Eaton is in his new version of Georges Bizet's Carmen called Carmen – the Gypsy . . . With every seat in the house within about 20 feet of the edges of the stage in the center, the impact of the drama was visceral in a way it never is in a big opera house . . . worth seeing for Kara Cornell's portrayal of Carmen alone, but, in truth, the entire cast was outstanding . . . "
—Mark Kanny, Classical Music Critic, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
"The 200-seat Kountz Black Box Theater was full for this entertaining, beautifully sung flamenco version of Bizet's Carmen, newly adapted by Robert Frankenberry and OTP head Jonathan Eaton."
—Bill O'Driscoll, Arts & Entertainment Editor, Pittsburgh City Paper
"Opera Theater of Pittsburgh gives us all something to cheer and admire . . . You'll hear and see what justifies the acclaim and reputation accorded this, given uniformly magnificent singing, several wonderful character interpretations, filling out plenty of zippy business directed by consistently locally admired Scott Wise and remarkably adept playing by an orchestra led by Brent McMunn . . . What I've seen makes with me fervently hope that Opera Theater's SummerFest thrives and endures, as a welcome part of our city's performing arts scene."
—Gordon Spencer, WCRT-FM
"Opera Theater of Pittsburgh's SummerFest ended on a high note this Sunday with the festival's pitch-perfect final showing of Leonard Bernstein's Candide . . . This Candide's standout performance is by far that of Pittsburgh native Abigail Dueppen, who dazzles with her performance as the ditzy-happy Cunegonde. Her rendition of 'Glitter and Be Gay' quite literally stopped the show on Sunday . . . of particular note. . . Countertenor Andrey Nemzer's daring turn as the Old Lady."
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"Valkyrie Suite was a Wagner parody recasting the Valkyries as the McDonald Township Women's Bowling Team. . . It was funny — but judging from laughter by some audience members, if you knew Wagner well it was hilarious."
—Bill O'Driscoll, Arts & Entertainment Editor, Pittsburgh City Paper
"I saw Bridal Suite featuring Dwayne Fulton's gospel-like and opera-sounding music, all sung with style and verve. Denise Sheffey-Powell made the most and best of the bride's every note."
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"The best operatic staging seen in Pittsburgh in a long time… the weekend's production of The Ring is a triumph for Opera Theater … a company that has introduced a supreme masterpiece to our community."
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"Lost in the Stars is one of my top ten experiences out of 60-plus years of going to the theatre… Shows of this crowning achievement rarely happen on Broadway any more… a masterpiece of musical theater… an eloquent pinnacle of the combination of a superior score and a deeply sensitive book in the hands of exceptional theatre craftsmen…"
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"Eaton's precision and purpose is clear throughout… If there was a second when [it] was anything less than great, then I missed it."
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"With gravestones, mausoleums and monuments stretching out in all directions, a single clarinetist strolled, playing a mournful melody… and with that, a most remarkable operatic event began in a most unusual setting: Allegheny Cemetery… What could have been gimmicky in the hands of lesser artists was an experience that many will remember."
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"Opera Theater lovingly stages charming Figaro… smartly conceived and energetically performed… consistently fine acting was another dimension of Eaton's directorial mastery… a rewarding production that raced to the final curtain."
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"Wonderfully presented on stage by Opera Theater… the kind of laughter that erupted time and again… was the ultimate tribute to a brilliant production of an operetta with a New Year's Eve party at its core… The range and frequency of the jokes were as pleasantly dizzying as champagne."
—Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
"Wonderfully eclectic … superbly cast … Eaton's direction was fluid and smart."
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"A noble experiment … scintillating … skillfully balanced text and music … undeniable star power."
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"The adventurous Opera Theater of Pittsburgh gave L'Incantesimo its American stage premiere in the exquisite Sculpture Hall of the Carnegie Museum of Art. It was a thoroughly delightful experience, staged in the round by the ever inventive Jonathan Eaton… "
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STORRS — UConn is not in the position it hoped to hold come the start of Big East play, but the Huskies are certainly better positioned than some thought they would be a few weeks ago.
All the tinkering, both out of necessity and gut instinct, has the Huskies (3-2) trending upward. They hope to continue the climb tonight against Rutgers (2-2) in the nationally televised Big East opener at Rutgers Stadium in Piscataway, N.J.
There's a road block, however. The Scarlet Knights own what is statistically one of the best defenses in the country. Of course, they also own the worst offense in the Big East. It's just one of the many subplots that always surround a UConn-Rutgers game.
"I don't think you're ever satisfied with where you're at," UConn coach Randy Edsall said. "I do think that we've made progress and improved. I do see an upward trend to what we're doing. We want to keep getting better each and every week. Hopefully we can take another step this week."
The only thing that matters at the moment is this week. Whatever improvement the Huskies made during the nonconference season, particularly in the last two games, won't mean a thing if UConn doesn't keep the line moving tonight.
Winning the Big East is the best avenue to UConn's ultimate goal, one that many pundits believe the Huskies are capable of reaching. It seems only fitting that the first step be taken against the Scarlet Knights, UConn's mortal enemy (despite what Edsall says) in a series that is always close and always full of surprises.
A year ago, UConn took a lead on Rutgers with 38 seconds to play only to watch an 81-yard touchdown pass turn the game into the fourth of five heartbreaking losses. It was the first home game after Jasper Howard's death and an extremely emotional defeat for the Huskies, but it was also one that helped propel UConn on a season-ending winning streak.
The Huskies say last year doesn't matter and it probably doesn't, but there is no doubt the Huskies can use this game
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"The intensity and focus needs to go up," Edsall said. "It's conference play now. It's no different than when I was in the NFL. When you played division games, it meant a little bit more. It's the same thing with conference play because of what's at stake if you win your conference."
It's tough to figure this game, both because of the teams' history and the present.
Rutgers leads the league in rush defense; UConn leads the league in rush offense. UConn leads the league in scoring offense; Rutgers is first in scoring defense. One team can't score, the other, at least recently, can't be stopped.
But statistics tell little white lies at this time of the year. Rutgers hasn't played a team that relies as heavily on the run as UConn does and the one team that managed to bust the 100-yard rushing mark, Florida International, against Rutgers is in the bottom third of the national statistics in rushing.
UConn has built its rushing numbers largely against teams that are defensive disasters (Texas Southern, Buffalo and Vanderbilt). Forget statistics. When it's best on best, it comes down to sheer will.
"Our offensive line is good enough to make holes for Jordan (Todman)," UConn quarterback Cody Endres said. "That never really bothers us. We don't like to look at numbers or rankings. We're talented enough in the backfield and up front to get it done.
"We're ready to put the ball in the air if we have to. That's what's great about our offense right now. We can do either one and we can do them both well."
That is a recent development thanks to Endres, who may be the key player in the game. As good as Rutgers is against the run, it ranks just sixth in the league in pass defense.
On the offensive side, Rutgers has not been good and that's being nice. The Scarlet Knights average just 297.8 yards per game, nearly 100 fewer than UConn and almost 60 fewer than the next worst offense (Pittsburgh) in the Big East. Add to that the fact that Rutgers claims to have no idea who will play quarterback and you have what would seem to be a game of perfect timing for UConn.
Most things appear titled in UConn's favor. But it is UConn-Rutgers and perceived advantages rarely mean anything.
"They're scoring a lot of points," Rutgers coach Greg Schiano said. "It's an excellent offense as far as execution goes. The reality is, you have to contain them and not let them score too many points and then score some ourselves."
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Happy World Fair Trade Day! To mark this annual global celebration, I want to take a few minutes to spotlight one of our partners, Dr. Bronner's Magic Soap.
Dr. Bronner's Magic Soap was one of the first Whole Body™ products offered at our original Whole Foods Market® store in Austin, Texas, in 1980. Over the years, Dr. Bronner's has both gained a strong following of dedicated shoppers and shown a steadfast commitment to caring for the communities and environment around them. The two achievements aren't mutually exclusive, of course.
As a company offer fair trade products, Dr. Bronner's extends that philosophy to the farmers and workers around the world who produce their major raw materials. In shifting their supply chains to Fair Trade ingredients, the company made a big difference in the lives of several thousand farmers and workers who, along with their families and communities, benefit from fair prices, living wages and funding for local development projects.
Take a closer look at one Fair Trade ingredient and its impact on one man and his community.
When they couldn't find a suitable supply of fair trade organic coconut oil for their products, Dr. Bonner's founded Serendipol (Pvt) Ltd., a Sri Lankan subsidiary, in 2007. Serendipol's first task was to recruit coconut growers and convert them to organic and fair trade practices. They hired Dhanoj Meegahapola to manage the Fair Trade programs and purchasing of coconuts.
After Dhanoj's own small coconut fiber business failed due to a drop in the market, the offer to set up Serendipol's organic and fair trade structure changed his life and eventually those around him. Dhanoj trained a team of five extension officers, who then identified and converted some 400 growers with a combined 6,300 acres to organic practices. The team now handles the purchasing of some 15 million coconuts per year.
Thanks to Dhanoj and others like him, Serendipol is now the world's foremost source of organic and Fair Trade virgin coconut oil. They supply cosmetics-grade coconut oil for Dr. Bronner's soaps and premium-quality, food-grade coconut oil, as well as organic coconut oil, to other like-minded companies.
Notably, fair trade certification mandates a 10% margin be put into a fund to pay for community projects. Serendipol's Fair Trade Fund collects more than $150,000 per year from its customers for community development projects. Funded projects include procuring critical medical equipment for several local hospitals and providing schools with toilets and books, as well as projects for Serendipol's workers, such as home improvement funds and school supplies.
Their committee is also working to help disadvantaged rural communities connect to the grid and have their own water supply at a low cost. Learn more about Serendipol's efforts in this video:
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This past April, the Florentine Opera presented an all-new production of Mozart's The Magic Flute. Check out the video above created by Kathy Wittman to take a quick look! We've loved hearing the reactions our audience had to the production. What did you think?
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Snowboarders stuck on Mount Rainier finally off mountain
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The two snowboarders, Derek Tyndall, 21, and Thomas Dale, 20 finally made it off the mountain with the help of rescue crews around 4 p.m.
The snowboarders didn't appear to have frostbite or other injuries when rescuers reached them around 11 a.m., spokeswoman Lee Snook said.
Snook said the group is descending the mountain on snowshoes.
Six five-member teams went out Tuesday morning. Each was led by a ranger. Team members included mountain rescue volunteers from Seattle, Tacoma and Olympia.
The snowboarders were spotted by rescue crews on Monday. But they were unable to reach them before darkness and weather forced them back.
Snook said the rescuers had to take turns "swimming" through snow 2 to 4 feet deep. She said difficult conditions and avalanche danger slowed the rescue effort.
"It's chest high snow, so just breaking trail to get to the area will be difficult," Snook said. "They're taking their time and making sure they're aware of where each team is at so they don't trigger an avalanche onto another group."
Rescue crews headed toward the spot near McClure Rock where the two men were spotted Monday. Rescuers and the snowboarders had been within a half-mile and waving at each other.
Tyndall and Dale first called for help from a cell phone Sunday when they got lost in a descent from Camp Muir during a heavy snow storm. The men said they had a compass, phones, and winter gear, but nothing for spending the night.
There was contact via cell phone Monday morning. Besides being cold the two men reported they were in good condition. Further contact by cell phone was not possible.
More than two dozen people tried to reach them on Monday. But fresh snow and darkness led the search to be called back until morning. There was little snowfall overnight Monday.
The snowboarders were able to give the climbers a good idea of where they were stuck by describing nearby landmarks.
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Rainbow Web 2 welcomes you again to the wonderful world of the Rainbow Kingdom! Your hero has already broken the spells laid upon the magic land by a wicked and powerful Sorcerer Spider.
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New research on a clump of hair found buried deep in the ice of Greenland has revealed a snapshot of what ancient man looked like.
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Australian researchers have discovered how the malaria parasite is able to invade human cells, which could lead to a new range of anti-malarial drugs.
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A leading medical journal has formally retracted a paper that caused a decade-long battle over links between the three-in-one childhood MMR vaccine and autism.
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Sculptural hair, two-tone nails, shocking pink pouts, and more.
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A bevy of male models strut their stuff at Perry Ellis.
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Explore our collection of Best Actress Oscar winners, including Jennifer Lawrence, Meryl Streep, Marion Cotillard, Vivien Leigh and Cher. View full biographies, photos and videos, only at Biography.com.
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Without a doubt, the roles that women have taken on throughout the history of film has evolved dramatically. Film actresses of the Golden Age of Hollywood fought tooth and nail to attain the same respect as their male counterparts. And slowly, over time, we've seen women take on powerful and complex lead roles in blockbusters, comedies, dramas and everything in between, thanks to the work of leading ladies like Hattie McDaniel, Audrey Hepburn and Ava Gardner. Browse through the women who have changed film history.
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Microsoft has announced that those in Europe will not be offered the upgrade option for the worldwide upgrade program that Microsoft is starting today.
According to Microsoft, they are unable to do this as the are trying to comply with the EU competition regulations. While the rest of the world will be able to buy a new PC between now and the Windows 7 launch and get a free upgrade to Win7, those in the EU will have to pay for it.
On the plus side of things, Microsoft says that while the rest of the world will only receive upgrade version of Windows 7, Europeans will be able purchase the full version of Windows 7 which will be priced to match the cost of the upgrade version. Windows 7 prices for the EU will cost �79.99, �189.99,and �199.99 for the Home Premium, Profession, and Ultimate editions respectively when purchased as an upgrade, while those going to pick it up in the EU as a retail package will have to pay �149.99, �219.99, and �229.99 respectively.


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We provide our guests with a wide variety of lodging options and premier slope side accommodations. The Crestwood offers a wide range of accommodations including one-Bedroom, one-bedroom loft, two-bedroom, two-bedroom loft, three-bedroom, three bedroom town house, and four-bedroom condominium units. We also have three levels of condominium ratings offering guests an opportunity to select the appropriate level of comfort and décor to match their taste and budget.
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Botany- A woody plant whose resting buds are on or near the ground.More example sentences
- In the case of the chamaephytes, a lenient grazing pressure is indicated by the different plants.
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- Relevant work on the nutritional value of Mediterranean therophyte and chamaephytes and their selection under grazing pressure was not found in the literature.
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CHARLESETON, W.Va. -- Police and U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agents will collect unwanted or expired prescription drugs Saturday at locations across the state.
As part of National Take-Back Day, authorities will accept the medication with no questions asked from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Locations have been established in various locations around West Virginia:
State Police will accept pills at detachments in Beckley, Hamlin, Huntington, Logan, Oak Hill, Spencer, South Charleston and Winfield.
Local residents can drop off medication at Kanawha County sheriff's detachments in Chelyan, Sissonville and St. Albans. Charleston police will accept drugs at the Foodland in Kanawha City.
Unwanted prescriptions may be dropped off with Capitol police officers at the state Attorney General's Office in the Capitol Complex.
Drop-off locations in nearby counties include the Boone County Sheriff's Department in Madison, John Slack Park in Racine, the Kenna Volunteer Fire Department, the Big Lots store in Ravenswood, the Fountain Place Mall in Logan County, Ripley City Hall, the Milton Pre-K School in Milton, the Magic Mart in Oceana, Rite-Aid stores in Mullens and Pineville, the Walmart store in Kimball, the Clay County Courthouse and the Roane County Courthouse.
A similar event last April netted more than 550,000 pounds of unwanted pills across the country, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
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The Two-Way Book News: Lawrence Ferlinghetti's Travel Journals Will Be Published March 17, 2014 Also: A new story from J.K. Rowling; Nigella Lawson on why she became a cookbook writer; Walter Dean Myers reacts to a study's findings on the number of children's books about black people.
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The Two-Way Book News: 'Fatal Vision' Author Joe McGinniss Dies March 11, 2014 Also: George Saunders' story collection Tenth of December has won yet another major literary award; a poem from Kevin Prufer; audiobook narrator Simon Vance speaks to Slate.
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The Two-Way Book News: @GSElevator Author Loses Book Deal March 7, 2014 Also: The longlist is announced for the Baileys Women's Prize for Fiction; Anna Holmes on Scout Finch and Harriet the Spy; Teju Cole on reading.
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http://youtu.be/Cl_p_dMQwhE listen to our University President. But by all means, keep pretending Burke pulls the athletic deparment's purse strings. Nevermind that we're currently spending more on coaching salaries than Purdue ever has. It has absolutely NOTHING to do with anything but Burke being a penny pincher. Right? RIGHT?!
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SIGNS YOU NEED CRACK SEALING • Cracks are small but widening • Water is seeping in rather than .. running off ADVANTAGES OF CRACK SEALING • Extends the life of your pavement • Seals out water and prevents .. damage to the subgrade • Cost effective
If you've got asphalt, sooner or later you'll have cracks. Once water seeps in through cracks, it deteriorates the foundation of your pavement and leads to worse problems. The important question is what type of cracks you have and how bad are they? Not all cracks need to be sealed. Rather than talk you into more than you need, Cactus will tell you exactly what you require. We use a special crack sealer containing rubber and polymers. Heated to over 300 degrees, we inject this sealer into cracks with a pressurized wand. This effectively seals out moisture and creates a protective barrier for your asphalt. It's easier than repaving — not to mention less expensive. Ready to hear more? Call us at 623-907-2800. Or email: firstname.lastname@example.com


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Up and Down
ISBN 9780399255458 | 40 pages | 02 Dec 2010 | Philomel | 10.55 x 10.70in | 3 - 7 years
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A penguin has wings for a reason . . . doesn't he? Having a best friend with his own airplane is one thing, but actually experiencing what it feels like to fly by himself? Here is one penguin who believes this is precisely what he needs to feel complete. Only . . . if flying by himself is so wonderful, then why does he feel so empty?
Because some experiences are better shared. (And penguins are much happier on the ground.) Oliver Jeffers delivers the perfect companion to his much-loved Lost and Found. Penguins everywhere will take flight in delight. |
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