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Here's an excerpt for my historical romance called Lady Knight. You can find it on Siren Publishing's website HERE.
The sight of Brocs face so close to hers took Ariels breath away. She had been asleep, but the sensation of someone caressing her cheek brought her instantly to awareness. Even though Ariel knew Broc thought her to be male, she could not bring herself to stop him. It felt too good. It had been so long since he had touched her in this way.
His eyes never left hers as his fingertips softly brushed her cheek once more. Moving lower, he cupped her chin with his hand. With his thumb on her lower lip, he rubbed it slowly back and forth. That was enough to send Ariel bolting upright in her chair.
Shush. I didnt mean to upset you. In one fluid motion, Broc stood. You were asleep. Maybe you should retire for the night.
Aye, I think I will. Ariel pushed back her chair and stood. All the mead she had drunk during the evening rushed to her head. The room began to spin and her legs gave out. If Broc had not caught her around the waist, she would have fallen to the floor.
Broc pulled her closer to his side and started to walk to the chambers at the back of the hall. I think you may need some help if you are to make it to your bed.
Ariel tried to pull out of his grip, but her legs would not function properly. Ill manage. Dont worry about me.
Fine, if that is your wish. Broc released her and Ariel promptly felt herself slip towards the floor once more. A strong arm caught her. It seems to me that a little help would be in order.
Ariel didnt reply. She could do nothing but accept his assistance. As they staggered to her chamber, Ariel noticed Broc was not very steady on his feet either. They somehow managed to get to the chamber door and walk across the room to her bed. Having made it that far, things decidedly went downhill from there.
Broc released her and her legs promptly gave out on her. On the way down, Ariel grabbed his tunic to stop from falling. As she landed on her back on the bed, she threw Broc off balance and he ended up falling on top of her. They both grew still. Ariel felt the hard length of Brocs body on every inch of her. A small gasp escaped her lips before she could silence it. That little sound was all Broc needed to act.
Brocs head lowered and his lips claimed her own. Ariels body jerked in surprise, but she made no move to stop Broc. Sensing her acceptance, Broc ran his tongue along the seam of her mouth. At his insistence, Ariel let her lips part, giving him the invitation he needed. The feel of Brocs tongue gently stroking hers, Ariel reached up and wrapped her arms around his neck.
She knew this was bad, very bad. If this went much further there would be no way of hiding what she truly was. But what Broc did to her sent shock waves of desire all through her body. She was not strong enough to stop this. Giving herself up to the sensations that began to pool in the lower half of her body, Ariel groaned.
Broc stiffened and roughly jerked his mouth away from her lips. Ariel watched the passion slowly die in his golden eyes and be replaced with a look of utter disgust. She felt like weeping. He didnt know it was her, he only saw Wulf. Even after what they had just shared. He seemed sickened by what he had done. Broc wiped his mouth with the back of his hand and quickly jumped off the bed.
Ariel reached out a hand to him, to stop him from leaving. She could not do this to him. It would be a cruelty she did not wish upon him, she had to explain. But Broc just stared at the hand held out to him. With a shake of his head, he rejected it and rushed out of the room.


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On life's journey faith is nourishment, virtuous deeds are a shelter, wisdom is the light by day and right mindfulness is the protection by night. If a man lives a pure life, nothing can destroy him.
On life's journey faith is nourishment, virtuous deeds are a shelter, wisdom is the light by day and right mindfulness is the protection by night. If a man lives a pure life, nothing can destroy him.
I thank God, whom I serve from my forefathers with pure conscience, that without ceasing I have remembrance of thee in my prayers night and day. (2 Timothy 1:3)
How deep our sleep last night in the mountains here, beneath the trees and stars, hushed by solemn-sounding waterfalls and many small soothing voices in sweet accord whispering peace! And our first pure mountain day, warm, calm, cloudless, -- how immeasurable it seems, how serenely wild! I can scarcely remember its beginning. Along the river, over the hills, in the ground, in the sky, spring work is going on with joyful enthusiasm, new life, new beauty, unfolding, unrolling in glorious exuberant extravagance, -- new birds in their nests, new winged creatures in the air, and new leaves, new flowers, spreading, shining, rejoicing everywhere.
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16 -- HOW TO HIT A SOFT PITCH TO A TIGHT PIN BY PHIL MICKELSON If you're in light rough, play this shot like a bunker shot. Open the face, cock your wrists early on the backswing and hit the grass behind the ball with some speed. The harder you swing, the higher the ball will go. From tight fairway grass, you've got to make perfect contact and nip the ball off the grass. To do that, keep your grip pressure relaxed and your head position constant—don't let it rise or dip through impact.
We'd just hit our drives and were walking off the first tee of the first hole at the Solheim Cup last year. The crowd was shouting, "Go, Mommas!" My opponent, Iben Tinning, four months pregnant to my five, smiled along with everyone at the coincidence of our singles-match pairing. But after that it was golf as usual. There's no harm continuing a physical activity during your pregnancy if you've done that activity your whole life. Of this my doctor assured me. I played competitive golf seven months into it and never felt inhibited until the very end, when my stance finally started to migrate farther from the ball on account of my belly. I even kept up my weight-training regimen for nearly the first two trimesters.
The most important thing is not to be skeptical. Pregnancy and golf are both wonderful experiences, and there's no reason they can't be enjoyed at the same time. In fact, several of my fellow touring pros confided they thought they putted better during their pregnancies. Others claimed increased distance.
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UK's energy production falls by 14 per cent
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THE UK's energy production fell by 14 per cent last year as a result of decreased gas and oil output from the continental shelf, according to the latest figures.
Despite the drop, the production of low carbon energy increased, with nuclear power output up by more than a tenth (11 per cent) and wind power from major producers rising 59 per cent due to more turbines and higher wind speeds last year.
Gas now supplies just over two fifths (41 per cent) of electricity from major power producers in the UK, down from almost half (48 per cent) in the previous year, as other sources take a bigger share of energy production.
Estimates from the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) suggest nuclear now accounts for 20 per cent of UK electricity generation, with wind up from 2.4 per cent to four per cent in a year, and hydro up from 0.8 per cent to 1.5 per cent due to heavy rain in northern Scotland.
Overall, low-carbon energy sources supplied a quarter of the UK's electricity needs in 2011, up five per cent from the previous year.
The government's climate change advisers have said the country needs to switch virtually all its electricity generation to low-carbon sources by 2030 as part of efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 80 per cent by 2050.
The figures from DECC also reveal that energy consumption in the UK last year was down seven per cent, largely due to 2011 being the second warmest year on record which reduced the need for heating.
When the warmer temperatures were taken into account energy use fell by two per cent, continuing a five-year trend.
Oil production fell 17 per cent and gas was down by a fifth, as a result of maintenance activity and slowdowns on the UK continental shelf, but gas exports were at record levels and the UK still exports significant quantities of petroleum products.
However, the UK now depends on imports for almost half (48 per cent) of its gas.
In 2011 there were large increases in imports of liquefied natural gas, with imports from Qatar matching the amount of gas piped from Norway, DECC said.
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Fast men need fast cars. Take Usain Bolt, for example. In terms of runners, he's the fastest man in the world. He holds multiple Olympic gold medals, along with the records for the 100-meter dash, 200-meter dash and the 400-meter relay. Unfortunately his speed doesn't seem to translate to driving skills, and the "Lightning Bolt" reportedly flipped his BMW M3 right off the highway. So what is he looking for now? A Ferrari California. The Jamaican sprinter was seen shopping for the Italian roadster recently. If he decides to buy, we're sure he's got the cash on hand, but he might want to take some driving lessons first.


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In Kluane National Park and Reserve, one expects certain kinds of change: blue-green glaciers calving into rivers, massive seracs collapsing in icefalls, mountains pushing ever skyward as the tectonic plates beneath them grind together.
Some change is cyclic, as with the ten-year rise and fall of populations of animals like the snowshoe hare. Other is catastrophic, as when Glacial Lake Alsek breached its ice dam 150-odd years ago, sending a wall of water rushing out to the Pacific Ocean.
All of these changes can be seen as part of the natural order of things: not so unexpected in a place like Kluane, where Pacific storms pelt the largest concentration of high peaks in North America, forming the most extensive non-polar ice fields in the world.
However, over the last decade, a less welcome sort of change has been affecting Kluane. As in the rest of the North, the climate in the Kluane region is warming, and the ecosystems of this spectacular landscape—once considered so pristine—seem to be struggling to adapt to this new regime.
The Kluane region has played host to the worst outbreak of spruce bark beetle in Canada. Periodic infestations are usually killed off by winter cold snaps, but this outbreak—first spotted in 1994—has continued much longer than normal. Researchers suspect that warmer summers have encouraged the growth of beetle populations and made it more difficult for the trees—stressed by drought—to evict the invaders by producing large amounts of pitch.
It is not known whether climate change is responsible for the precipitous drop in the number of kokanee salmon spawning in lakes in the park. On average, about 2,600 of these land-locked trout used to spawn in Kluane every year. In 1996, a banner year, researchers counted more than 8,000 spawning kokanees; but in 2006, surveyors only counted 94 of them.
Even Kluane's massive glaciers seem to be wasting away; an Alaskan study published in 2002 found that many glaciers in the region, including the Kaskawulsh, are thinning at a rate of 1.8 metres per year.
"Change is really stressful for ecosystems," confirms Ray Breneman, the manager of ecosystem and warden operations in Kluane.
It is also stressful for park managers, as their main mandate is protecting the park's "ecological integrity"--ensuring that the park's ecosystems continue to be whole and complete, and not significantly altered by humans.
In this era of climate change, ecological integrity can present a shifting target that is harder to hit. The only way to figure out whether or not changes are short-term blips, or normal parts of a longer cycle, is to track them--and fortunately Kluane began this work several years ago.
The park has many partners in the Kluane Ecological Monitoring Project, which is building on research already conducted by the Kluane Boreal Forest Ecosystem Project. This intensive decade-long research effort, conducted out of the Arctic Institute Research Station, contributed greatly to knowledge of the food web in Kluane and all of the boreal forest.
Wardens have been monitoring sheep, goat and moose populations in the park, and so far have not observed any significant changes. They also have been surveying the kokanee populations, trying to determine why they have declined and whether some fish might be spawning in unknown locations.
Breneman says climate change will not necessarily be bad for all species, particularly since about eighty percent of Kluane is covered by ice and snow. Receding glaciers could widen the park's greenbelt—the green fringe along the eastern edge of the park—creating more alpine habitat for wildlife like Dall sheep and mountain goats.
But exotic species such as sweet clover and alfalfa might invade the newly exposed ground, and compete with established species in the park. Also, melting glaciers could raise water levels in Kluane's lakes and rivers, affecting the nest sites of species such as Arctic Terns and Trumpeter Swans.
While the outcome of the spruce bark beetle infestation is not yet known, Breneman says that the insects have not eliminated the park's spruce forests; many young spruce trees are still alive and trees are also regenerating in the park. He says that Kluane's unique location and history might have made it more vulnerable to the insects in the first place.
The region's stands of mature white spruce are almost all of the same age as they began growing after the draining of Glacial Lake Alsek, which covered much of the Kluane area as recently as 1852. Also, Kluane is in a "lightning shadow" where strikes are infrequent, so wildfires have not encouraged the growth of a more mixed forest better able to resist the beetles.
"So maybe insects are playing the role of fire," says Breneman. "When you have mature trees, sooner or late something is going to happen."
Breneman describes Kluane as being midway between a remote northern park such as Vuntut, and southern parks such as Banff and Jasper. These accessible parks are always at risk of becoming protected islands surrounded by a sea of development, and when this happens, wildlife populations almost always suffer the consequences.
Even though Kluane protects 22,100 square kilometres of land, making it Canada's second largest mountain park, Breneman says wildlife there could still be harmed by development outside of the park's borders. The massive icefields of the St. Elias Mountains form a barricade to the west of Kluane's greenbelt, so species such as moose and grizzly bears will have nowhere else to go if habitat outside of the park continues to be fragmented.
Despite all of these challenges, Kluane still has many natural advantages—one of which is sheer size: Along with Alaska's Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and BC's Alsek-Tatshenshini Park, it is part of the largest international protected area in the world.
Also it has not yet faced the same level of development pressure as southern parks, so there is still time to learn from experiences there, and prepare for the future.
"We have the opportunity to be very proactive," says Breneman. "We can still mitigate before things happen, so there are great opportunities here."


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Spring is a wonderful time for freshwater fishing throughout Florida. For starters, the weather tends to be especially comfortable. In addition, most sunfish - including bass, bluegill and redear sunfish - are in the shallows this time of year and fairly easy to locate. The stars must have been aligned, because this winter and early spring, freshwater anglers have been telling the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) that fishing is outstanding.
If having fun and the chance to catch a fresh meal are not enough incentives to go fishing this weekend, there are plenty of other reasons. According to a series of studies published in the June 2010 "Journal of Environmental Psychology," being outside in nature makes people feel more alive. The research showed that the sense of increased vitality was more than just the energizing effects of physical activity or social interactions.
"USA Today" reported last month that doctors and pediatricians are even writing nature prescriptions for families as part of a program sponsored by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and National Environmental Education Foundation. The scripts say: "Rx for healthy and active outdoor living." As with all prescriptions, the benefits of active, nature-based recreation, such as fishing, are well-documented.
If you are still hesitating, this weekend is the time to go. Both residents and nonresidents in Florida can fish in public fresh waters across the state without a license during the weekend of April 2 and 3. All other fishing rules apply.
The Florida Legislature and the FWC designated the first full weekend in April each year as Florida's Free Freshwater Fishing Weekend. This coincides with Children & Nature Awareness Month.
Free Freshwater Fishing Weekend is a great opportunity for experienced anglers to share their love of the sport with family and friends. It is also a perfect opportunity for those who don't regularly fish to take a child who has asked to go fishing.
So pull out those old rods sitting in your garage, borrow one, or buy an inexpensive fishing kit and head to the nearest fishing hole. Just being outdoors, away from the TV and phone, and talking together while you await the next bite will make it a worthwhile family outing.
Also, join thousands of anglers who have taken the Anglers' Legacy Pledge by visiting AnglersLegacy.org and entering partner code FLFWC. Anglers' Legacy is about sharing, by making a promise to introduce somebody new to fishing, one of America's most popular traditions.
The FWC and Get Outdoors Florida! (GetOutdoorsFlorida.org) encourage everyone, especially children, to connect with nature this weekend. Recreational fishing is the No. 1 gateway activity to increase your overall involvement in outdoor activities. This weekend, you can learn why Florida is the "Fishing Capital of the World." Not only has fishing been great this spring, virtually every Floridian is within 45 minutes of a freshwater fishing opportunity.
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I would say that depending on the fact that the legs are in motion – most part of them are blurry because of that, but the left leg's cellulite looks quite sharply focused, as well as the right one, it's probably a photoshopped effort.
It doesn't surprise me thought, that people would actually sit down and photoshop cellulite on stars, decay sells.-
It looks like a picture taken at very close range so that may be it. I doubt it's photoshopped but who knows what people are capable of. She looks great for being almost 42… she looks to be in her mid 30s.
I would say that depending on the fact that the legs are in motion – most part of them are blurry because of that, but the left leg's cellulite looks quite sharply focused, as well as the right one, it's probably a photoshopped effort.
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I would say that this is not real. she has waayyy too much muscle definition for her legs to actually sag in the back like that. I would believe a little bit of cellulite, but someone really had a field day with photoshop
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This is clearly fake. Look how smooth her legs were in the front. Hahhahaha… Epic fail for photoshop.
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Who cares! Every woman has cellulite and especially when a picture is shot from that angle and with the lighting an all….pfff and it looks photoshopped because Jenny looks great!
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people she is 41 years old most of the people already did surgery to cover this up. And if u shake you're legs and let someone take a picture it's like slow motion and it looks really bad ;)
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That shot was taken up close while she was moving. There was a similar shot taken of her previously, about 12 years ago, when she going up the stairs on stage. She was wearing a metallic gold skirt, metallic gold tank and metallic gold gogo boots. Jennifer is beautiful and so what if her backside moves when she does. She is human and I'm sure that if someone were to take a shot of anyone elses rear side, it would look like that, or worse. Ever see those slow motion, close up shots before… they kinda make things all distorted and not normally what we see. I have never noticed Jennifer to look like that otherwise. So what if she's 41, she doesn't look it and she looks fit too. Why should a woman that age stop wearing dresses because a few men think she is too told to. It doesn't make sense to me!
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Captain: Elmer Butler.
First Lieutenant:
First Sergeant:
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Corporals: |
Cooks: Erbar, E. H. Hillman, John W.
Privates: |
Privates-Concluded. Hillman, Tom. Hollingsworth, Edd. Hutchinson, Joseph D. Jenks, E. E. Logan, A. W. Logan, C. E. Marshall, W. S. Mayden, A. N. Miller, C. E. Morris, Ben H. McMichael R. McMullen, C A. McMullen, Warren S. Newton, Henry. Newton, LeRoy. Pugh, Ralph D. Pyle, W. S. Rankin, J. T. Rush, R. R. Smith, Chester C. Sweetwood, George. Whitcher, Harry. Wiggans, Ned. Windett, Frank. Wilson, Fay. Woods, Glen. Wyman, C. H. |
First Lieutenant: Moine Miller, resigned.
Second Lieutenant:
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Corporals-Concluded. Poston, William O., discharged. Rankin, John R., discharged.
Privates: |
Privates-Concluded. Logan, Challis K., discharged. Neill, Ernest T., died. Newton, William Jr., discharged. Shaffer, Lawrence, discharged, Smith, LeRoy, discharged. Thompson, John H., died. Watkins, J. W., discharged. Windett, George S., discharged. |
This company did not render any report as to activities.
Captain: Eldon C. Newby.
First Lieutenant:
Second Lieutenant:
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Privates-Continued. Beekman, H. C. Bergsten, Ray. Blanchard, Clarence. Blomgren, Clemon. Boles, Homer. Bovey, J. O. Bovey, W. I. Burgman, Oscar. Burkland, Martin. Carlson, C. J. Carlson, Godfrey. Carlson, Hugo. Carlson, Oscar. Carlson, Stanley. Cook, H. S. Copeland, J. F. Cyrone, Albert P. Dewey, Charles H. DeWyke, Bruce. DeWyke, Roy. Erickson, A. J. Floberg, A. T. Fritz, E. Hahn, W. H. Hagenmaier, Carl E. Haller, Bismark H. Haller, Court. Haller, Hans. Hanson, John. Heller, Charles A. Hillstrom, Fred. Holmberg, Ernest C. Holmberg, Leslie. Holtman, Edmund L. Houser, Julius. Isaacson, Marvin. Johnson, Carl J. Johnson, Elmer. Johnston, Carl W. Johnston, Ed J. Jones, Ben. |
Privates-Concluded. Larson, Chester. Lund, C. A. Lundberg, Elmer L. Martin, Carl. Meline, August. Moon, Isaac. Moon, Thomas. Musil, J. F. McAninch, S. B. Newby, Gaylord T. Newby, Gerald R. Nohlen, Carl L. Nohlen, George C. Nordstrom, Elmer A. Nordstrom, P. A. Norris, C. H. Oberhelman, Vernon. Osbourn, A. C. Palmer, Sigurd. Parsons, Joseph. Peter, Arthur J. Peter, Fred C. Ren, J. O. Richter, William H. Rickson, Wilbert. Rose, Reuben L. Salberg, Ed. Salberg, Roy. Samuelson, A. N. Schwartz, Clarence E. Schwartz, Ed. Schwartz, Louis H. Seborg, Victor. Swanson, E. G. Sweany, H. V. Swenson, Nelon A. Vandahl, W. A. Vawter, Henry. Vogelsang, Henry. Walstrom, Leonard. |
First Sergeant: Pfuetze, Karl N., discharged.
Sergeants: |
Artificer: Anderson, John, discharged.
Privates: |
Privates-Concluded. DeLong, Charles W., discharged. Dicks, Arthur G., discharged. Jones, L. O., discharged. Larson, Leonard, died. Mann, H. F., discharged. Weber, Max H., died. |
Hon. J. G. Strong, of Blue Rapids, was present at the mustering-in of the company and made a stirring, patriotic address to the crowd of nearly 500 people who had assembled for the occasion.
Details were made for every Liberty loan drive, also Y. M. C. A. and Red Cross campaigns, to control autos and otherwise keep the place of meetings quiet that the speakers might have every opportunity to present the cause to the people. The township did not fail to meet its quota in any campaign.
On October 19, 1918, a squad, in charge of Corporal Hedke, attended the funeral of Private Gust Emanuel Gustafson, N. A., who died on October 15, at Camp Funston, of influenza and pneumonia. They acted as pallbearers and escort; no salute being fired because of rule of cemetery.
October 25 the company attended the funeral of Max H. Weber of our company who was accidentally killed by his own gun while trying to protect his poultry from rodents. The company acted as escort and provided Pallbearers and fired a salute at the grave. The company also dug the grave, provided the uniform for burial and a flag to cover the casket.
October 29, 1918, a squad, in charge of the commanding officer, attended the funeral of Private Ernest Joseph Belin, who died at Camp Doniphan, October 25, of influenza. This squad traveled sixteen miles through deep mud, by team, marched a mile leading the procession to the cemetery, fired the usual salute and returned home, making a trip of 32 miles for the occasion.
November 11, 1918, the company led a parade of school children and citizens in celebration of the signing of the Armistice with the central powers.
December 22, the company attended the funeral of Private Leonard Larson of our coinpan who died December 18, of pneumonia. Pallbearers were provided, a uniform and a flag, and the company escorted the procession to the cemetery, marching first to the church, in all, two miles of march, on a very cold day.
February 5, 1919, a squad in charge of the captain attended the funeral of Edward Secrest, a veteran of the Civil War, a respected and honored citizen. The flag was placed at half mast, before the services, on the flag pole in front of the deceased's residence and it remained until sundown. The company provided pallbearers and Grand Army of the Republic members acted as honorary pallbearers. The customary salute at the grave and sounding of taps.
March 17, 1919, the company, assisted by the local Red Cross auxiliary, conducted a public reception for returned soldiers, about 300 people being present. Captain Lee DeArmond of the 117th Ammunition Train was present and made a very interesting address.
Decoration Day, May 30, was observed by the company with a public program in the cemetery in which the schools and public joined us.
July 16, 17 and 18, a reunion for returned soldiers, which was largely attended. A recruiting train from Camp Funston in charge of Lieutenant Colonel Lemmon attended this reunion.
Captain: Claude E. VanVoorhis. |
First Lieutenant: Harold R. Maxwell. |
Second Lieutenant: Harry Trees Lukert. |
Captain: Samuel J. White, resigned. |
No muster-out roll furnished.
Captain: Guy W. McNatt.
First Lieutenant:
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First Sergeant:
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Cooks: Harris, James. Wisner, George.
Privates: |
Privates-Concluded. Mann, George. Mercer, Harold. Mercer, Charles. Meyers, Benjamin. Meyers, Gilbert. McIntyre, Charles. McIntyre, John. Powell, John. Rees, Fred. Ringer, Paul. Rose, Edmund. Rose George. Rushton, George. Sanders, Ernest. Sayers, Clinton. Scheer, John. Scheuerman, George. Schoeller, Christopher. Seitter, Henry. Sheldon, Edgar. Spencer, Thomas. Stucker, Lester. Swarner, Earl. Trabon, Louis. Upton, Arthur. Williamson, Sidney. Wisner, Walter. Woodcock, George. Worth, Ray. Yaeger, Leslie. Yaeger, Harry. Zeff, Sam. |
This company reported no activities.
Captain: George Schlegel.
First Lieutenant:
Second Lieutenant:
First Sergeant:
Quartermaster Sergeant:
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Corporals: Barnes, Corwin. Barnes, Vergil. Holmes, John. Lewis, Robert A.
Privates: |
Privates-Concluded. Popp, Fred. Popp, Joseph A. Pozalek, Adolph. Pozalek, Ralph. Renner, Andrew J. Renner, Frank. Renner, Ora L. Renner Walter H. Reynolds, Carl V. Russell, Bruce A. Schmidt, Fred G. Scranton, Charles F. Smith, Leon G. Styskal, Anton. Troudt, Henry. Ublaker, Otto. |
Privates: Burnes, James D., discharged. |
Privates-Continued. Campbell, Lester R., discharged. |
Privates-Concluded. Hall, Clarence M. Ohl, George, discharged. |
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A draw from the U18 team and a win by the U16s signal a great start for the Sounders FC Academy on Saturday.
The Sounders FC U18 and U16 Academy teams opened their inaugural season on Saturday, taking on San Diego Nomads at Starfire.
While the U18 team is still looking for their first goal after one match, both teams remain unbeaten heading into their second match Sunday against San Diego Surf.
The U18 team had many shots on target from Sean Okoli, Darwin Jones, Jamael Cox and Troy Peterson and substitute Aaron Kovar ignited the offense in the second half, but they could not find the back of the net.
Ryan Herman finished the day with the shutout as the Sounders battled to a 0-0 draw with Nomads.
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Roberts Arm is the home of Cressie, the lake monster that lurks beneath the waters of beautiful Crescent lake. Roberts Arm started as a logging community in the mid 1800's and since that time logging in some form as been our main industry. Early logging was to cut timber for fishing schooners' planks. This was followed by the export logging operations by Bowaters Ltd. from tommy's Arm to Europe. Export wood was shipped from here from the late 1930's until 1971 when the provincial government cut off exporting NL wood. The export woods operations was followed by contractors cutting for the pulp and paper mills at Stephenville and Corner Brook and is still carried out on a small scale for the mill at Corner Brook. Around the early 20th century a small copper mine owned by captain Philip Cleary operated for a short time. Mining is still one of the main occupations of a significant number of people. Miners work at the mine in Millertown and at other mines all over Canada. A number of residents have been employed in the fishery, construction industry and the service industry.
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Like many rural NL towns, our population is aging with the median population age now over 50 and we have fewer and fewer children each year. In 2010 Roberts Arm will celebrate the 50th anniversary of municipal government in the town. We have three churches in town The United Church, the Pentecostal and the Salvation Army. We have one of the most beautiful hiking and adventure trails in central NL, the Hazelnut Hiking and Adventure Trail which takes hikers some 10 km around Crescent lake. We also have a fitness centre that is second to none, a Seniors' Home, Affordable Housing units, a Community Centre and a tourism park which is under development.
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Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine wants to remind Ohioans that the state's new arson registry is now active.
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02/01/2010 - There is, everyone knows, a tradition of anti-Americanism in Canada. It can be genuinely hostile, like when Canadian parliamentarian Carolyn Parrish said she hates "those bastards," or it can be mocking, like when Rick Mercer went to the U.S. to investigate just how stupid Americans really are. (I've always wondered what Mercer did with the outtakes of Americans who, refusing the bait, didn't embarrass themselves on camera.)Underlying our attitude toward Americans is the assumption that we are different from them -- and that typically means superior. The catalogue of differences is thick, but it comes down to the conceit that Canadians have an egalitarian and community-minded ethos that is absent in the U.S.Turns out that those long-standing Canadian assumptions are wrong.Last summer, researchers for The Pew Charitable Trusts set out to compare the values that drive each nation. It will surprise no one that, according to the Pew survey, three quarters of Americans said that "being free to accomplish anything with hard work" is an essential component of the American Dream. What might surprise people is that virtually the same percentage of Canadians agreed that "being free to accomplish anything with hard work" is also essential to the "Canadian Dream."---Read the full article Canadians and Self-reliance on the Ottawa Citizen Web site.


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Kinect Sports was one of the must-have games on for the Xbox 360 Kinect, and showed us that games didn't have to be all about sitting on your sofa getting fat. But can the follow up, Kinect Sports: Season Two, match and build on the first outings success?...
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How the state plans to improve the aging subway system.
Governor Deval Patrick announced a $1.3 billion plan to replace aging subway cars on both lines. The project will replace 226 cars in all, including 152 from the Orange Line and at least 74 from the Red Line. That will take some 44-year-old Red Line cars and 32-year-old Orange Line cars out of service.
"New car features include increased capacity and additional seating, wider and electrically operated doors, four accessible areas per car, LED lighting, modern HVAC systems and advanced passenger information and announcement systems," wrote the governor's staff in a press release.
The project will take some time, however. Anyone bidding on the project must guarantee that the cars will be built in Massachusetts. That award should be made by late 2014 or early 2015. And once constructed, the state will engage in an extended pilot program to test the cars. Once that's complete, the new cars will come online in late 2018 and 2019.
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Rheumatoid Arthritis Drug Can Help Treat Type 2 DiabetesPosted: Friday, April 20, 2007A drug designed to treat juvenile rheumatoid arthritis may also be helpful for managing type 2 diabetes, new research suggests.
The study found that daily injections of anakinra led to a drop in long-term levels of glucose in the blood, while they increased in people given a placebo.
"We (showed) that a 13-week treatment with anakinra improves glucose regulation and insulin production in people with type 2 diabetes," said one of the study's authors, Dr. Marc Donath, an attending physician and a professor of endocrinology and diabetes at University Hospital Zurich in Switzerland. Type 2 diabetes occurs when the body doesn't produce enough insulin, or it doesn't use insulin effectively. Sometimes, beta cells -- insulin-producing cells -- in the pancreas are destroyed in type 2 diabetes as they are in type 1 diabetes. Through previous research, Donath and his colleagues learned that a substance called interleukin-1 beta was a factor in the demise of these cells in people with type 2 diabetes. The drug anakinra is an interleukin-1-receptor antagonist, which means it can block the action of interleukin-1 beta.
To assess whether or not this could have an effect on people with type 2 diabetes, the researchers randomly assigned 36 people to receive a once-daily placebo injection and 34 people to receive once-daily injections of 100 milligrams of anakinra for 13 weeks.
After 13 weeks, the glycated hemoglobin levels were 0.46 percent lower in the group that received anakinra. "Our study is proof of concept for a mechanism underlying the disease and (may possibly) block its progression," said Donath, who added, "Interleukin-1 beta may be involved in other complications of the disease, such as arteriosclerosis. Therefore, this therapy may also prevent cardiovascular events. However, this remains to be shown." "This study points to inflammation as definitely having a role in the (diabetes) story," said Dr. Stuart Weiss, an endocrinologist at New York University Medical Center, and a clinical assistant professor of medicine at the New York University School of Medicine. Additionally, Weiss pointed out that it appeared the drug was more effective in thinner people. "The authors don't really discuss this, but it's an interesting finding -- it's not what we'd expect." Source: Diabetes In Control: The study is published in the April 12 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine |
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