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Recording artist and Midway resident Naomi Ruth McFadden is gaining popularity in gospel music circles. She will soon release her debut album, "Come too Far," and has been performing at various church events around the region. The album's namesake single is available on iTunes.
ARIES (March 21 to April 19) A previous misunderstanding continues to taint the atmosphere to some extent in the early part of the week. But cooler heads prevail, and the situation eases by week's end.
Local playwright Donald Lovette will produce and stage the third and final segment of his long-running morality play, "Mama Turn the Radio on," on Aug. 13-15.
SAVANNAH - Savannah's Cultural Arts Theatre will hold auditions for its fall production of "Steel Magnolias" at 6 p.m. Monday-Tuesday, Aug. 2-3, at S.P.A.C.E. Gallery's Black Box Theater, 9 W. Henry St.
ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Avoid adding to the tension around you. Even a well-meant reaction against something you perceive as unfair could be misunderstood. Let things calm down, and then talk about it.
SAVANNAH -- Mark R. Finlay, professor of history and assistant dean of the College of Liberal Arts at Armstrong Atlantic State University, has received the 2009 Theodore Saloutos Memorial Award for his book, "Growing American Rubber: Strategic Plants and the Politics of National Security," (Rutgers University Press, 2009) presented by the Agricultural History Society.
ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Don't gnash those pearly whites because you might have to delay your plans. This could give the lucky lamb a better perspective of what's been done, and what still needs doing.
SAVANNAH - The city of Savannah's Department of Cultural Affairs announced that it is seeking artists to exhibit at Gallery Savannah's Place for Art, Culture and Education in 2011. Gallery S.P.A.C.E. serves the Savannah community with exhibitions and educational programming designed to strengthen awareness and stimulate dialogue through artistic expression.
The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce's banner festival, LibertyFest, will be held at a new venue this year - Bryant Commons on Oglethorpe Highway across from the Liberty County Development Authority. The festival is tagged as a celebration of the county's history, patriotism and coastal culture.
ARIES (March 21 to April 19) A bit of Arian contrariness could be keeping you from getting all the facts. Turn it off, and tune in to what you need to hear. It could make all the difference this week.
The end of 4th of July weekend certainly doesn't mean the end of fun activities. Many organizations are gearing up for back-to-school events, but there are still plenty of long summer days to enjoy. Here are a few things to occupy your time:
ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Starting something new is always exciting for the adventurous Aries. And here's the good news: This time you might be able to get some assistance in helping you finish what you've started.
For the second film screening in the Summer Classic Movies at the Ritz series, Golden Isles Arts and Humanities Association will screen the 1940 romantic comedy "The Philadelphia Story" starring Katharine Hepburn, Cary Grant and James Stewart, at 7 p.m. Thursday, July 8, at the Historic Ritz Theatre in downtown Brunswick.
Love-It Productions will stage its play, "Mama Turn the Radio on III: It is what it is," Aug. 13-15 in Hinesville and Aug. 21 in Jesup.
Rock 'n' roll Hall of Famer Gregg Allman underwent a successful liver transplant surgery Wednesday morning at the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville.
Aug. 23 to Sept. 22: With more stability in your life - on both personal and professional levels - this could be a good time to strengthen relationships with both friends and colleagues.
Singers from Stewart and Hunter are invited to compete in Operation Rising Star, the Army's version of "American Idol."
South African writer/ director Neill Blomkamp made a huge splash with his debut sci-fi film, "District 9." Entertainment Weekly called the 2009 film "madly original, cheekily political, [and] altogether exciting." They also called it "a thinking person's sci-fi movie from an inventive director." I was a fan.
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July 23 to Aug. 22: Career advancement is favored thanks to your impressive work record. On the personal side, you should soon hear some good news about an ailing family member.
The Wiregrass Festival Committee is accepting applications for vendors for its arts-and-crafts show and for food.
The adrenaline-fueled crime caper "2 Guns," is now in theaters and starring Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg. Did the movie shoot to kill? Let's find out.


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The queen of the fall flower bed, Anemone tomentosa 'Robustissima', dons her soft pink robes just as other flowers are bowing out for the year. In spring and summer, the nondescript grapeleaf foliage of this perennial is easily overlooked, but in late summer, when it bursts into bloom, the tall, wide-branching stems of this hardy Japanese anemone turn into a hazy pink cloud crawling with delirious bumblebees.
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Fashion designer Married to the Mob is an energetic urban themed clothing and fashion brand for young women who thrive on asserting their unconventional sides with hip, rebellions looks. According to McSweeney, there had been demand for a special Married to the Mob themed Baby-G watch for some time. Produced in limited quantities, the Married to the Mob Baby-G watch is based on the existing Casio ref. BG5600 line and is here called the BG5600MOB-4. It has a metallic pink/purple design with Married to the Mob branding on it. The LCD screen is done in a silvered style, while the gold toned case back has the signature Married to the Mob "lips" logo
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The Story: Mark Trumbo and Alexi Amarista have both started practicing playing the outfield.
The Monkey Says: I wouldn't read much into this. The Halos are simply without a bench outfielder now that Willits has been demoted, so Scioscia is just trying to make sure one of these two can fill in should the need arise. It would actually be a good thing for Trumbo to keep working in the outfield since it will give him more of a chance to play when (if?) Morales comes back.
The Story: Kendrys Morales hasn't even taken batting practice since seeing the doctor last week.
The Monkey Says: The Angels are trying to say this is no big deal, but I don't buy it for a second. Hitting supposedly hasn't been a problem for Kendrys for well over a month and now he suddenly isn't even doing that anymore. Not good. At this point, I think we should probably all just make peace with the fact that Morales may not make his return until after the All-Star break.
The Story: Bobby Wilson is the odd man out.
The Monkey Says: Wilson hasn't started a game since April 10th and appears to be living on borrowed time. I used to think the Halos might try and trade Jeff Mathis, but if that were the case you'd think they'd do something to keep Wilson from getting so rusty. Don't be surprised if Wilson gets traded or DFA'd if/when Kendrys Morales returns from the DL.


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Paul Abrams writes on Huffington Post: "The same Republicans who rail against any public regulation of the boardroom as a matter of principle of 'small government,' are perfectly content to extend government into the privacy of the bedroom and the examination room. If there were ever a series of events that demonstrated how critical it was for women to have their right to equal treatment enshrined in a Constitutional Amendment, it is these."
Read More...NOW President Terry O'Neill appeared on Democracy Now! with Amy Goodman and Juan González to discuss the Blunt amendment vote, Rush Limbaugh remarks about Sandra Fluke and the wave of ultrasound bills across the country.
Read More...The editorial board of The Washington Post writes: "[T]he Virginia legislation is supremely pointless. It substitutes a mandate for a doctor's judgment, so that the government will require ultrasounds even though they already take place in most instances. The main difference is that the state will now make no allowance for a doctor's discretion."
Read More...Bob Cesca writes on Huffington Post: "During a month when the abortion and contraception debate peaked -- again -- you would've thought the Sunday political shows would feature a larger than usual roster of female panelists, strategists and experts. Not a chance."
Read More...The editors of The New York Times write: "A wave of mergers between Roman Catholic and secular hospitals is threatening to deprive women in many areas of the country of ready access to important reproductive services. Catholic hospitals that merge or form partnerships with secular hospitals often try to impose religious restrictions against abortions, contraception and sterilization on the whole system."
Read More...Irin Carmon writes on Salon: "Medical evidence, in any case, has never been the strong suit of the anti-choice movement, although it is astonishing just how flimsy their case for women being swayed by ultrasound technology is."
Read More...Ruth Marcus writes in The Washington Post: "I was getting ready to write something nice about Rick Santorum. Then Rick Santorum talked me out of it."
Read More...The Editorial Board of the Washington Post writes: "Gov. Rovert F. McDonnell and some of his fellow Virginia Republicans are shocked, shocked. It turns out that legislation mandating a costly, coercive, medically unnecessary ultrasound procedure would be physically invasive and personally offensive for thousands of women seeking abortions in the state."
Read More...Adele M. Stan writes for AlterNet: "It says quite a lot about the state of the Republican Party that the right-wing extremist Rick Santorum -- a politician so despised by his own Pennsylvania constituents that he lost his U.S. Senate seat by an 18-point margin -- is now the frontrunner for the GOP presidential nomination."
Read More...Irin Carmon writes for Salon: "Unable, apparently, to convince the public that women having sex without 'consequences' is inherently bad for society, conservatives have taken to claiming that increasing access to contraception won't actually prevent abortions. They're wrong."
Read More...The editors of The New Republic write: "When Foster Friess, the billionaire backer of Rick Santorum's presidential campaign, suggested yesterday that women should simply place aspirin between their legs rather than use contraception, it was the latest salvo of a culture war that has been raging for months."
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Read More...NOW President Terry O'Neill speaks with Rev. Al Sharpton on Politics Nation about two recent anti-abortion bills introduced in Virginia. One requires doctors to perform intrusive ultrasounds before a woman can have an abortion and the other, a "personhood bill" that defines life beginning at contraception.
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The Integrated Luminosity for the period from 3/8/10 to 3/15/10 was 60.41 pb-1. Friday March 12 The day shift began with Operations monitoring the Tevatron (TeV) store 7668 (198.06E30) and the Recycler stash (112.3E10), with the Antiproton Source stacking (12.4E10), with the Linac, Booster, and Main Injector operating normally, with the NuMI, MiniBooNE, and Meson MTest experiments taking beam, and with the Collider Detector at Fermilab (CDF) and D-Zero (D0) experiments using the colliding beams. During the day shift, Linac personnel lowered the output to 34mA. Booster personnel continued tuning through the shift. RF personnel repaired a Booster RF station (BRF15). TeV antiproton tune studies caused a slight loss in luminosity. MI personnel conducted coalescing tuning most of the afternoon. During the evening shift, Operations disabled beam to MTest at 6 PM. Operations terminated store 7668 10:41 PM and put the TeV into shot setup at 10:53 PM. There was some downtime due to problems with BRF15 and LRF5. Saturday March 13 The midnight shift began with the TeV in shot setup, with Operations monitoring the stash (6.4E10), with Pbar stacking (49.2E10), and with NuMI and MiniBooNE taking beam. During the midnight shift, Operations established store 7669 at 12:12 AM with an Average Initial Luminosity (AIL) of 336.6E30. At 2 AM, a MI quadrupole magnet (I:Q847) tripped off due to a Klixon. An EE Support person came in and reported finding a bad power supply controller. At about 5 AM, a Recycler kicker (R:KPS3A) tripped off on fluorinert level. Operations bypassed the alarm until after the next shot. LRF5 started tripping at the end of shift. During the day shift, operators investigated the LRF5 power amplifier (PA) crowbar/permanent inhibits. LRF5 would not climb above 0.7 on the gradient without sparking. Linac personnel came in and adjusted the PA input tuning. Linac beam returned at 10:41 AM. Operations resumed sending beam to Pbar, MiniBooNE, and MTest. NuMI personnel accessed MI-65 to grease the fan bearings of the target chase air system. LRF5 tripped off at 11:16 AM and station tuning resumed. The NuMI Lambertson magnet (LAM61) would not turn on due to a filter rack breaker trip. EE Support personnel came in and reset the internal breaker. The Booster Gradient Magnet Power Supply (GMPS) and sextupole power supply (B:SEXSAF) tripped off at 11:37 AM. Booster anode limit trips occurred at the same time. Operators traced the cause to the power supply of Booster CAMAC crate 10. Booster personnel came in and investigated. Linac beam returned at 12:42 PM. Booster personnel accessed their tunnel to replace RF air filters on BRF15 and 18. Booster crate 10 still had problems so Booster personnel and operators upgraded the supply to a newer style. Booster beam returned by 4:06 PM. Booster RF tripped off due to a watchdog trip at 4:49 PM. Operators traced the Anode program limit high trips back to the Booster crate 10 power supply. Operators replaced the power supply again since the voltages were drooping. The low-level RF (LLRF) curves for frequency and bias were non-existent so Booster personnel conferred with Controls personnel about the LLRF VXI. The curves came back when crate 10 voltages were restored. BRF8 tripped off at the end of shift due to PA airflow. During the evening shift, Operations reported lower beam intensities to Pbar and NuMI because of a MI power supply (I:Q847) that wasn't running at the correct current. Operators, with the help of EE Support personnel, were able to locally set Q847 to a value that allowed beam to run. Sunday March 14 The midnight shift began with Operations monitoring store 7669 and the stash, with Pbar stacking, and with NuMI and MiniBooNE taking beam. During the midnight shift, Operations terminated store 7669 and established store 7670 at 4:53 AM with an AIL of 289.1E30. Operators prepared MI for an access to refill the kicker (KPS3A) fluorinert. Store 7670 aborted at 7:21 AM. A breaker tripped at the Kautz Road Substation due to a problem with a disconnect (S:QP3). The remainder of shift was spent recovering from this power glitch. Many cryo system devices tripped off, but there was no quench. During the day shift, High Voltage (HV) personnel investigated the Kautz Road Substation (KRS) CB95. They reported that the cause of the breaker trip was due to a flashover inside the QP3 'coffin' adjacent to the switchgear at TeV sector F4. HV and EE Support personnel reconfigured the F-Sector pulsed power from KRS to allow stacking. Beam operations returned at 11:44 AM. Operations turned the TeV on at 11:47 AM. After turn-around, TeV studies followed. Booster beam positions were off. The Proton Source Specialist came in and assisted in tuning. He adjusted the extraction kickers, Noker and Notcher on the cogged events. During the evening shift, The TeV CAMAC crate power supply at TeV sector A2 started cycling off/on and caused a loss of communication. Operators manually set the low beta magnets to zero and then bypassed them. The TeV ramp tripped off when the crate power supply was turned off. After the restore, TeV went through a turn-around. When the TeV stopped at 980 GeV after the third ramp, the sequencer was at 2 instead of 1. TeV personnel set the value back and reissued the associated clock events. The TeV came down to 150 GeV and a power supply (C:D0Q6) tripped off due to a ground fault indication. EE Support personnel came in and checked out the supply; it was okay. Operators put the TeV through a dry squeeze at 7:55 PM and a wet squeeze at 8:50 PM. Operations put the TeV into shot setup and established store 7678 at 10:27 PM with an AIL of 249.7E30. Monday March 15 The midnight shift began with Operations monitoring store 7678 and the stash, with Pbar stacking, with NuMI and MiniBooNE taking beam. During the midnight shift, the MI South Anode tripped on an interlock fault; it reset after several tries. A LCW leak was redeveloping on the Klystron Debuncher water skid. Shift ended as power supply experts started work on S:QP3 'coffin' change out. Water group personnel started repairs on the Klystron Debuncher skid. The Plans for Monday The plans for today are stack, stash, and store. A new MTest experiment (T932) will start today after the S:QP3 change out. The Run Coordinator will allow a four-hour MI access for RF repairs on Tuesday morning, 3/16/10. NuMI will also go down Tuesday morning for work while the MINOS detector in Sudan goes down for work. |
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Crowd-sourced 'Veronica Mars' movie -- with Kristen Bell -- opens Friday
It's good to be Kristen Bell. The Huntington Woods native looked stunning at the Oscars last week, where her movie "Frozen" took home awards for best original song and animated movie.
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Woods Library highlights history in music, war presentations
First will be "Detroit Jazz and Blues," presented on Wednesday, March 12, at 7 p.m. Drummer RJ Spangler will take attendees through the history of Detroit's jazz and blues roots, and perform musical examples with an all-star band.
Retired professor finds new life as fiddler
When he retired 10 years ago, the Huntington Woods resident found he could pursue the things he always wanted to do.
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Beaumont Health System has announced the appointment of three new members to its board of directors.
Caption This winners: Ice dance? More like ouch dance
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The trade show industry is being roiled by a new policy being implemented by high-technology trade show producer IDG World Expo. Beginning with its LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in August, the company will require exhibitor-appointed contractors (EACs) to hire labor for installation and dismantle (I&D) of exhibits not directly, but through the designated general contractor, Freeman Decorating Company, which IDG World Expo is calling a "subcontractor." The policy will then be rolled out at IDG World Expo's other shows: Macworld Conference and Expo, BioITWorld Conference & Expo, and COMNET Conference & Expo.
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Greco explains that when IDG World Expo sent RFPs to EACs and general contractors for the labor subcontractor role, "We didn't get as many returns as we'd like because EACA urged its members not to respond. But it's against the law for an association to urge a boycott." So IDG World Expo has filed a complaint in U.S. District Court in Oregon, seeking damages for "tortious interference with prospective economic relations, defamation, and tortious interference with contractual relations."
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- 1 dozen eggs
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- 1 teaspoon fresh lemon zest
- 1 tablespoon chopped chives
- Dash hot sauce
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 2 eggs, beaten
- 1 cup panko crumbs
- Parsley, for garnish
- Peanut oil, for frying
Add the eggs to a large saucepan filled with cold water. Bring to a boil. Remove from heat and let sit in the water for 14 minutes.
Peel the eggs and slice lengthwise. Remove the yolks to a bowl. Add the mayonnaise, Dijon, lemon zest, chives, hot sauce and salt and pepper. Mash the yolks together with a wooden spoon. Taste and adjust seasonings, if needed. Fill the egg yolk mixture into the egg whites.
Heat oil in a deep-fryer to 350 degrees F.
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Dip the eggs into the flour, then the egg and finally into the panko. Gently put the eggs into the hot oil. Fry until golden brown. Remove to a paper towel lined sheet tray. Season with salt and pepper and garnish with parsley.
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Ariel Castro apparently hanged himself in his prison cell Tuesday night, one month into the life-plus-1,000-years sentence he received for kidnapping three Cleveland women and holding them captive for a decade. Though Castro was in protective custody, which meant that somebody checked on him every 30 minutes, he was still able to commit suicide without anybody noticing. In a post for Slate, Josh Voorhees noted that "the most obvious question now facing prison officials is how the 53-year-old managed to hang himself while in protective custody." It might be an obvious question, but it's not an unfamiliar one. Prisoners commit suicide all the time - and corrections officials are hard-pressed to stop it.
In a recent report on mortality rates behind bars, the Bureau of Justice Statistics found that suicide was by far the largest single cause of death in local jails from 2000 to 2011. (The suicide stats were much lower for state prisons during that same timespan, but, even so, a state prison inmate was about three times more likely to die from suicide than from homicide.) Most of these suicides were hangings. But unlike a gallows, which will snap your neck and kill you quickly, prison hangings are often drawn-out affairs in which the inmate maintains contact with the ground and slowly asphyxiates to death. Theoretically, many of these suicides could have been prevented if corrections officials would have noticed them in time. But America's jails and prisons are overcrowded and understaffed, and consequently there is much that goes unnoticed.
While a suicide watch will reduce the risk that a given inmate will kill himself, it can't eliminate that risk entirely. As Daniel Engber wrote for Slate in 2005, in many states, a suicide watch basically means that corrections officials put the prisoner in an observation room and visit him at random intervals to make sure he is still alive. The prisoner is often watched by closed-circuit camera, too, but cameras sometimes have blind spots, and the footage is not always monitored closely. In acute cases, suicide watches can involve 24-hour in-person surveillance, but that's too expensive to maintain indefinitely.
Could better technology help jails and prisons prevent more inmate suicides? In a recent report sponsored by the National Institute of Justice, researchers from GE described a prototype Doppler radar-based alert system that could help "indicate a suicide attempt in-progress by observing and interpreting motion related to heartbeat, breathing, and limb movement." The system would be installed in jail cells, and when it detected physiological responses to asphyxiation - "spontaneous gasping, struggling associated with the mental anguish of oxygen starvation (dyspnea), and sudden changes to or absence of heartbeat and breath" - it would alert corrections personnel, who would then come and revive the inmate.
I don't know whether this Doppler system is truly effective, although GE's initial tests seem promising. But I do think these sorts of technological solutions are worth exploring in greater depth, because people who want to stop suicide behind bars need all the help they can get.
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Young women are embracing Old Spice - long known as the brand dad kept in the medicine cabinet - even as P&G's marketing continues to focus on their male peers.
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Footage from the New York Daily News shows firefighters responding to a building collapse at East 116th Street and Park Avenue in Harlem. At least 11 minor injuries had been reported late Wednesday morning.
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A fan at a recent Marlins-Mets spring training game in Port St. Lucie was so intent on snagging the ball from a ground rule double by Chris Young that he forgot to hang on to the stroller carrying his young son, which then careened down a hill.
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Despite recruiting the nation's top freshmen class, John Calipari and the Kentucky Wildcats fell far short of expectations this year. Their under-achieving season proves the importance of cohesion and chemistry - not just talent - in college basketball success.
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Swiss chocolate manufacturer creates low-cal, melt-resistant chocolate
Monday, July 27th, 2009(Update: company sent me a photo of the chocolate, above)
This sounds a bit like one of those imaginary concoctions that Willy Wonka/Gene Wilder creates in Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory.
(Remember the scene from the testing room, when Wonka throws a shoe into a pot to give a recipe more kick, or tosses in a coat because a concoction is too cold?…Love that movie…)
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The National Board of the Emergency Food and Shelter Program has awarded $11,851 to Fillmore County. The money is used to provide emergency food and shelter to people in need of them. The local board is made up of Women's Resources, Workforce Development, churches, Semcac, Human Services, and other interested organizations. The local board determines how the funds are to be distributed among emergency food and shelter programs run by local service organizations in the area. Under the terms of the grant from the National Board, local governmental or private voluntary organizations chosen to receive funds must: 1) be non-profit, 2) have a checking account and accounting system 3) practice non-discrimination, 4) have demonstrated the capability to deliver emergency food and/or shelter programs, and 5) have a voluntary board if private, not-for-profit. Qualifying organizations may apply.
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The holiday atmosphere helps to make the whole experience almost as enjoyable as the cycling itself and 2013 is set to be a special celebration as it is the 100th edition of the race. This year the 'Grand Depart' is on the beautiful island of Corsica. Although it boasts spectacular cycling terrain, incredibly this is the first time that the Tour will visit the island.
During this unique week you'll have the opportunity to watch the action live on the roadside on all three Corsican stages, as well as riding many of the same roads yourself. The island is extremely mountainous making this a challenging trip, but one that gives a great insight into the impressive strength and stamina of the professionals.
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I know this is a long shot...but I've started smithing with a small forge set up and I've quickly realized my little 15# anvil isn't going to get me far. Before I start scrounging for some ibeam or railroad track, I thought I'd toss up a request here. Someone somewhere has an old anvil sitting in the garage or barn collecting rust. I'd be happy to take it off your hands in exchange for fly fishing gear from my arsenal. PM me if interested.
I'd like to place a pre order for a custom hammer of Thor hatchery bonker. Can you do a jungle cock inlay on the handle?
If I could get one for just a dollar a pound I'd be all over it Part of the problem is all the antique stores buy them off estates and upcharge significantly, not realizing that when someone buys an anvil made in the 1800's, they're buying it to beat on, not stare at! Definitely a long shot, but worth checking.
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Wow, guess I got a deal with the one I bought for my brother but that was 10 years or more ago. GBeeman
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I know that Grizzly has new ones in their store here in Bellingham. Don't know cost but you could go online.
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Yes. Hardie hole and the Pritchel hole are in good shape, horn is looking good. That's a thing of beauty.
When you get your anvil I'd like to place an order for a 7 weight broadsword, 13' 6", bright chrome steel color. Will call it the steelhead slayer!
Just tools to start, then I'll move on to knives and hatchery hammers. I've got a ton of railroad spikes to practice on. Here's me last night banging on some rebar to make my first set of tongs. The forge is on cinder blocks in the background.
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Is that new classical music station you've been writing about for months ever going to go on the air? -- S.L., of Belleville, et al.
This is one time when you'll want to be sure to touch that dial: At 10 a.m. Monday, April 8, Jim Connett finally will raise the baton on the new station being launched by the Radio Arts Foundation-St. Louis.
"We're going to pop this thing on whether we're ready or not," Connett, the general manager, joked with me this week. "I am hoping everybody welcomes us with open arms."
For nearly three years, Connett has worked feverishly to fill the void left when the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod sold the old KFUO-FM. Connett was KFUO's programming director for nearly 20 years, and it was his job to bring down the curtain on the station with a final airing of Beethoven's 9th on July 6, 2010. The next morning, the new JOY-FM switched to Christian contemporary.
Now Connett is ready to serve his longhair fans again.
The studio is in suite 302 at 7711 Carondelet in Clayton, the same spot where Connett worked for WRTH and KEZK a quarter-century ago. Programming will be 24/7 classical with a dash of jazz and blues. The station will spotlight local arts groups with live performances and programming for youngsters on up. In addition to Connett, on-air personalities will include such St. Louis vets as Jim Doyle and Tom Sudholt.
There are three ways to hear the new station: On your standard FM radio, you can try tuning to 107.3, where it will be known officially as K297BI. This signal, however, will cover only a 20-mile radius from Hanley and Manchester, which means it will not reach much of the metro-east.
Your best shot at enjoying your symphonic favorites is with a high-definition radio at KIHT-FM (96.3)-HD2, which the foundation is leasing from Emmis Communications. This signal is expected to cover a 50-mile radius. And anyone with a computer can listen in at www.rafstl.org, where you'll soon find a programming schedule.
HD radios can be found in many electronics and department stores; go to www.hdradio.com for information and a list of local HD stations you probably didn't know existed.
And will Connett open the new station April 8 with Schiller's "Ode to Joy," too?
"It's a secret," he said coyly. "Gives people a reason to listen."
Do people still collect stamps? I have a lot of them, and some are very old. I am ready to get rid of them, and family members are not interested. I also have 15-20 old piano rolls to dispose of. -- R.L., of Columbia
With tweets, texts, and email all the rage, you might think the quaint practice of filling old stamp albums is going the way of snail mail. But that may not be the case, says Greg Bowers at Eagle Coin Stamp and Jewelry in O'Fallon.
"Recently it's been shown that it's actually kind of growing," Bowers told me recently. "And why is that? Because stamp collecting is the world's largest and most difficult jigsaw puzzle. There's no end to what you can really do with it.
"There are people coming in and spending 20 or 30 dollars for a bag of stamps and going home and that's their weekend entertainment. There are people who go out and buy a book of stamps and then go home and tear it apart and fill their own collection with what they find. I've found there's been a slight increase in that. It's less than 1 percent of my total business, but I still support the collector."
You didn't mention whether you're trying to sell them or just give them away. As I recommend to anyone trying to sell valuables, you always should try to get at least three or four appraisals to determine what might be a fair price.
You'd have a good chance to do that this weekend at the annual St. Louis Stamp Expo from 10-6 Saturday and 10-4 Sunday at the Renaissance Hotel at 9801 Natural Bridge in St. Louis. More than three dozen dealers from around the country have come to promote their love for all things philately in the biggest show of the year here.
You might also contact one of the area stamp clubs, including the Webster Groves Stamp Club and the Mound City Stamp Club. You can find meeting and contact information at www.mophil.org.
Otherwise, Bowers said he would be happy to at least look at your collection. Call him at 624-4418 or visit the store at 523 W. Highway 50 in O'Fallon.
I would imagine piano rolls would have a much more limited audience, so the only places that come to mind would be antique stores, listings on the Internet, or browsing through sites like www.player-care.com/usedroll.html#dealers to see if yours might be marketable. Of course, if any of my readers have other suggestions, I'll let you know.
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Just outside my office I have a framed quotation by the novelist Graham Greene (1904–1991) taken from The Power and the Glory. It reads: "There is always one moment in childhood when the door opens and lets the future in."
At The Children's Museum, we open doors to the future every day. We ignite imaginations and sow seeds that will develop into lifelong passions. In fact, it is our mission to "let the future in" by creating extraordinary learning experiences across the arts, sciences, and humanities that have the power to transform the lives of families and children.
Whether we are teaching compassion and tolerance as in The Power of Children, or the fundamentals of science as in ScienceWorks, the museum's exhibits shape futures by sparking new interests and encouraging family interactions.
But the museum's transformative experiences are not limited to exhibits. They include many special programs that we offer for youths, such as our long-standing Museum Apprentice Program (MAP) volunteer program for teens. Christine Marson, assistant director in Mayor Greg Ballard's Office of Education Innovation, was a member in the 1990s and credits MAP with helping her develop leadership skills.
The museum is committed to opening doors to the future for everyone, including those who for whom admission fees are a barrier. In fact, in 2010 the museum subsidized over $8 million in admission costs, allowing more than 108,000 visits by underserved audiences through free and reduced admission programs, and nearly 75,000 visits by schoolchildren, teachers, and chaperones.
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(data through 11/31/11)Data Source(s): National Water and Climate Center
Combined storage is Lakes Mead and Powell decreased slightly in November by about 100,000 acre-feet. As of November 30, combined storage in both lakes was at 61 percent of capacity (Figure 6), which is about 12 percent more than a year ago. While Lake Powell declined by about 566,000 acre-feet, Lake Mead increased by about 467,000 acre-feet. The discrepancy is because joint management of the two lakes under current conditions sends water from Lake Powell, which was at 69 percent of capacity, to Lake Mead, which was only 53 percent full. Storage in other reservoirs within Arizona's borders rose by about 47,000 acre-feet in November, driven primarily by increased volume in Lake Mohave. Reservoir storage in the Salt and Verde river basins decreased by 4.7 and 17.7 acre-feet and are at 70 and 28 percent of capacity, respectively. San Carlos Reservoir in drought-stricken southeastern Arizona is about 1 percent full.
The map gives a representation of current storage levels for reservoirs in Arizona. Reservoir locations are numbered within the blue circles on the map, corresponding to the reservoirs listed in the table. The cup next to each reservoir shows the current storage level (blue fill) as a percent of total capacity. Note that while the size of each cup varies with the size of the reservoir, these are representational and not to scale. Each cup also represents last year's storage level (dotted line) and the 1971–2000 reservoir average (red line).
The table details more exactly the current capacity level (listed as a percent of maximum storage). Current and maximum storage levels are given in thousands of acre-feet for each reservoir. One acre-foot is the volume of water sufficient to cover an acre of land to a depth of 1 foot (approximately 325,851 gallons). On average, 1 acre-foot of water is enough to meet the demands of 4 people for a year. The last column of the table list an increase or decrease in storage since last month. A line indicates no change.
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