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Model-Slash: Jewelry Designer Lindsay Ellingson-------
Lindsay Ellingson's line of silk-and-gold bracelets, Goldie Knots, is sweet and unassuming—a lot like the model herself, who has a girl-next-door appeal despite her high-profile career. She got her start by attending a scouting event on a whim in 2005. At the time, she was studying biology at the University of California at San Diego, and knew nothing about fashion. So when she was quickly picked up by an agency, flown to Paris, and instantly sent to meet with John Galliano, who wanted her to open the Christian Dior show (mind you, she had never heard of John Galliano or Christian Dior), she didn't know what to expect. "My eyes were squinting so badly because I didn't realize the lights were going to be so bright!" she says of her Dior debut.
A self-confessed science geek (in Valentino: The Last Emperor, the camera pans a room of models backstage in hair and makeup, and she can be spotted with her nose in a tome on Einstein), Ellingson, now twenty-eight, has been going nonstop since diving into modeling eight years ago. She's walked for everyone from Michael Kors to Chanel, done Victoria Secret's runway spectacle for five years running (yes, she's worn those coveted Angel wings), shot campaigns for the underwear megabrand, as well as Tommy Hilfiger, Moschino, and MAC, and starred in editorials (and a few cover shoots) for Vogue, GQ, and Marie Claire.
A stranger to fashion no more, the model is now somewhat of a designer herself, turning out high-quality creations of knotted silk and 14-karat gold that she makes by hand. Having learned the craft from her mother, Ellingson started by making the bracelets for herself. However, the baubles quickly caught the attention of her friends, and a Victoria's Secret stylist requested to use them on a few shoots. Thus, Goldie Knots was born. Most of her business has come from word of mouth, but her Web site is launching this spring, where the bracelets will be sold for $150 to $250. A lover of animals, Ellingson will be donating a portion of the proceeds to help out her furry friends. "So far, in just the very small amount of business I've done, I've donated about $2,000 to the Humane Society of the United States." Talk about an Angel.


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I can honestly say that this article brought up more questions than were answered for me, really. I had no idea that clubs can sell pieces of their players to investors, and subsequently can control [or hold hostage, in this case] what the club does with the player from then on. This seems like the bottom of a really slippery slope.


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I had read other reviews that were negative about aqua class and was concerned with the complaints about noise.
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Terribly sad news to start off the new year today, with the announcement that the great British actor Pete Postlethwaite passed away on Sunday, at the age of 64. He'd been working through treatment for cancer in the last year, and died peacefully in hospital in Shropshire on Sunday, according to a friend (via The Daily Telegraph).
Postlethwaite was born in Warrington, Cheshire, in 1946, and started his working life as a teacher, before training as an actor at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre school. He came to prominence on stage at the Liverpool Everyman (where he returned in 2008 for his final stage performance, in "King Lear") and at the Royal Shakespeare Company, before moving into film with a fine performance in Terence Davies' classic "Distant Voices, Still Lives."
This was followed swiftly with roles in Franco Zeffirelli's "Hamlet," David Fincher's "Alien³" and Michael Mann's "The Last of the Mohicans," but it was his tremendous, Oscar-nominated turn opposite Daniel Day-Lewis in "In The Name of the Father" that brought him to late-breaking fame; he made a strong impression as Friar Laurence in "William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet," and was one of the highlights of "The Usual Suspects" as lawyer-of-indeterminate-origins Kobayashi.
Steven Spielberg, who once called him the "best actor in the world" (to which Postlethwaite responded with characteristic modesty, "I'm sure what Spielberg actually said was, 'The thing about Pete is that he thinks he's the best actor in the world'"), cast him in both "Amistad" and "Jurassic Park: The Lost World," but he continued to work at home, most notably in the beloved comedy "Brassed Off" -- the latter home to one of his finest moments, as seen below.
He worked steadily in the last decade, with stand-out roles in "The Constant Gardener" and on BBC TV, opposite Ben Whishaw in the drama "Criminal Justice." Wonderfully, he was busier in 2010 than ever before, appearing in "Solomon Kane," "Clash of the Titans," "Inception" and "The Town." The last of these, as the terrifying gang boss Fergie Colm, a wiry pit-bull of a man who pulls apart the flowers in his shops with all the barely restrained fury you'd expect from a professional killer, must count among the actor's finest performances.
He'll be seen in the 2011 comedy "Killing Bono," and there were more than enough performances across his career (this writer was lucky enough to see his astonishing take on Prospero in "The Tempest" at the Royal Exchange in Manchester a few years ago) to ensure that he'll never be forgotten. He's survived by his wife Jackie and his children William and Lily.
DKL | January 3, 2011 8:33 AM
inevitably, a forum like this invites a mean, stupid remark like that posted by the person hiding behind the name "cirkusfolk"
you see, "cirkusfolk" has the worst kind of cancer, one consuming the light around him, and then his soul. I hope someone loves him enough - or he loves anything at all, enough -that he might be cured.
RIP, Pete Postlethwaite
cirkusfolk | January 3, 2011 6:38 AM
Well then his acting in Inception wasn't much of a stretch then considering he was playing a bed ridden dying man. He was pretty cool in The Town though...another film he died in. Not a good omen apparently.
modage | January 3, 2011 4:51 AM
Just rewatched The Town and Inception and was thinking he looked very thin in those. Terrible news, he was always great.
Ray H | January 3, 2011 4:41 AM
I'm pretty shocked by this. I wasn't aware he had cancer and as the article said, 2010 was a very prolific year for him. He was one of those brilliant character actors you could always depend on to make the most of his scenes and he will be missed. RIP
BradZuhl | January 3, 2011 4:17 AM
Bad way to start 2011. Goodbye to a fantastic actor who always seemed to exude integrity.
carrie | January 3, 2011 2:39 AM
Guiseppe Conlon is dead!! SAD! RIP


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New Cardinals QB Hoyer learning as fast as he can
A fourth-year pro out of Michigan State, Hoyer has played in 13 NFL games -- all with the New England Patriots -- completing 27-of-43 passes for 286 yards with one touchdown and one interception.
The Cardinals were looking for depth -- and maybe another option -- at the position. Hoyer, who was most recently with the Pittsburgh Steelers, is just glad to get a chance.
"For me, I'm just trying to learn as much as I can as quickly as I can," Hoyer said of his goal going forward.
The 27-year-old said his time with the Steelers will help, as their offensive coordinator, Todd Haley, once held the same position in Arizona.
"I was only there for three weeks," he cautioned. "I was just starting to pick that stuff up."
As for playing, Hoyer said that decision is up to the coaches and he's not going to worry about it. That said, he would of course like to get a chance.
"Anyone wants to play," he said, adding he really never got a chance to play when he was in New England. "As a competitor you want to be on the field, so whatever opportunity is presented to me I want to make sure I'm as ready as I can be."
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HOWE, TX - The Howe Fire Department hosted a unique piece of 911 history that drove into town today.
The crew that manned the "Rescue 4" fire truck gave their lives on September 11th, and now retired fire fighters are making sure their memories live on by driving the memorial on wheels to different towns.
For Darrin Savage and his family, seeing a piece of 9/11 history up close and personal, is a bit of dream come true."We don't have the opportunity to go to New York so it's just nice to see a piece of it brought here." And Darrin's wife, Amber, says it's all part of making sure her kids learn about that day, and why should never forget. "I really wanted the kids to have the opportunity to see this, we actually recently had an event remembering 9/11, I wanted them to actually get to see the fire truck and get to see the people who respond everyday in our local neighborhoods." said Amber.
It's not often that history drives through town but today it, but today it parked itself right outside the Howe Fire Station and it drew a crowd of all ages."It's such an important part of our history." said Lana Rideout.The entire crew of "Rescue 4" died on September 11th and now the truck serves as a mobile memorial. On Monday it rolled into Howe, Texas for the volunteer fire fighters open house."It's a very humbling experience, when we went to Colorado to pick her up, when I first saw her, I almost didn't want to drive it back, I was ready to get a plane and fly it back, because you know if she could talk she'd have some stories." said fire fighter, Greg Fenn.Stories that fire fighters like, Greg Fenn, intend to pass on."It's the equivalent of the traveling Vietnam wall, we use it for education. This vehicle was in service on 9/11 and the whole crew went there and none of them came home on 9/11, so we use it as remembrance."
Retired fire fighters bought the truck at an auction. It's based out of Chicago, but The Allen Professional Firefighters Association is hosting it's first tour through Texas.


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2013 Laurinburg Area Campaign to support St. Andrews successful
Laurinburg, N.C. - For the 18th consecutive year, the Laurinburg Area Campaign to support St. Andrews University exceeded the $500,000 goal.
Purcell was joined in co-chairing by his wife Terri. Team leaders were Julian Butler, Susan Covington, Mac Doubles, Jim and Lynn Mason, Ken Nichols, Sen. Bill Purcell, and Mike Vinson.
"The reason for the success of the Laurinburg Area Campaign for St. Andrews every year is our extraordinarily committed group of volunteers," said Campus President Paul Baldasare. "This year was no exception. With Bill and Terri Purcell co-chairing the Campaign along with our other top volunteers, we again had an unbeatable team for which all of us at St. Andrews are extremely grateful."
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|Four-year-old fleeing Syria reportedly found alone in the desert
It has emerged that little Marwan, while separated from his family for a period of time, was not alone in the desert. According to a journalist on the Open Newsroom G+ page who spoke to a UNHCR staff on the scene, the child was "20 steps" ahead of his family, in a column of refugees.
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Our cravings for cool, handheld devices is setting up an entire generation for something called "tech neck."
Carrie Langer is a physical therapist and athletic trainer at Kinetic Physical Therapy Institute in Woodbury. She says a growing number of her patients complain of neck problems connected to using their electronic devices -- including cell phones, tablets and lap tops.
"They come in and they can't spend more than ten minutes on their computer or iPad," Langer said. "They can't sleep because their neck is bothering them at night."
Langer pointed out how people look at their devices, particularly those who bend their heads while reading or surfing.
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Bloomsbury: Permission Not Yet Given for Pre-Orders of "Deathly Hallows"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
A few weeks ago we told you that online retailer Amazon co.uk had set a price and started taking pre-orders for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, and the book quickly shot to the number one spot on their best seller list. Today, the Scotsman reports that while UK Potter publishers Bloomsbury finds all of this interestng, and they expect the book to outsell Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, permission has not yet been given for these pre-orders for Book seven, as the novel is not yet finished. Quotage from Bloomsbury spokesperson Lucy Holden:
"Each book in the series has sold more than the last, so we are excited about the last one. Amazon obviously isn't our only customer, but it's very exciting that the book has made it to number one in the bestseller list.
"We haven't given people permission to pre-order the book yet, because we haven't received the final manuscript. JK Rowling is still writing it.
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Understanding the Cause of Night Terrors
"I think Denis' terrified scream is permanently etched in my memory," says Dawn Eaton, mother of 4-year-old Denis. "That scream was the beginning of a horrible night. I wanted to get to him as quickly as possible to reassure him. When I got to his room, his bed was empty! I found him in the corner of his closet, sitting in a fetal position, eyes wide open. I spoke to him, but he ignored me, and when I tried to pick him up he recoiled and growled like a bear. The look on his face convinced me that whatever he saw, or thought he saw, really scared him."
At the suggestion of Denis' pediatrician, Eaton consulted a pediatric neurologist, who diagnosed her son's problem as a sleep disorder called night terrors. Symptoms of night terrors may include screaming, sweating, increased heartbeat, confusion, agitation, unresponsiveness and violent shaking or flailing. This sleeping disorder affects only 2 to 3 percent of children, usually between the ages of 2 and 6.
What Are Night Terrors?
According to Dr. Denie Irdeb of the Emory University/Egelston Children's Hospital Sleep Center, night terrors are one of a group of sleep disorders that include sleep walking, sleep talking and Confusional Disorder. These four disorders are known as Parasomnias or "partial wakings" because they occur when a person is half asleep and half awake. All four of these problems interrupt sleep during the first half of the night, usually about an hour and a half after falling asleep when the child's brain is in transition from one sleep stage to another. Some researchers believe that an immature sleep cycle may be one reason these sleep disorders seem to strike young children.
To understand how sleep cycles work, imagine a "sleep roller coaster." The top of every hill equals very light sleep and the valleys between the hills equal very deep sleep. Our imaginary sleep coaster begins at the top of a hill, or the area of very light sleep. Soon the train starts to move downhill. It arrives at the bottom, or the area of very deep sleep. But the train and the child cannot stay at the bottom (in deep sleep) all night. It must go back up the next hill, traveling again toward the area of light sleep.
In adults and children older than 6, the train travels very smoothly up and down the hills, moving in and out of deep and light sleep all night. But a preschooler's train is not as experienced, so the trip is not as smooth. It easily rolls downhill into deep sleep, but it has trouble returning to the light sleep area at the top of the next hill. So young children may get stuck halfway up the hill, or halfway between deep and light sleep. This is when night terrors and other sleep disorders occur.
During a night terror, parents may be as frightened as the child because the child's behavior may be bizarre or even spooky. As the terror begins, the child, who is sound asleep, suddenly sits up or stands up out of the bed and begins to scream or call out for help. If Mom or Dad tries to talk, the child will not respond, though she or he may shout one or two words to try to get rid of the thing that is frightening them. The child's eyes are open very wide and the pupils are dilated. The child seems to be looking at the parents, but will not interact with them.
According to Dr. Irdeb, "A child in sleep terror has seen something terrifying in a dream, and uses semi-purposeful movements to deal with their intense fear. Because movements may include kicking, waving arms or punching the air with fists, it is necessary for parents to remove any object that may harm the child or siblings."
"When the child begins to have this terror, parents should never try to restrain the child," Dr. Irdeb says. In fact, he says that parents should not interfere in any way. "It is hard to just watch, but it is very important to refrain from any interaction with the child. The parents must wait it out." He stresses they should stay close enough to prevent the child from injuring himself, but stay out of the child's line of fire or path of movement.
Nightmare or Night Terror?
Both nightmares and night terrors may begin with a terrifying scream, but otherwise have little in common. Unlike the child's unresponsive behavior during night terror, a fearful scream after a nightmare is usually followed by an urgent request: "Mom! Come here! I had a bad dream!" When Mom or Dad arrives, the child is still in bed, but is wide awake. She vividly remembers the bad dream, often wants to talk about it and feels better after sharing the details.
At first, her actions are nervous, shaky and excited or scared, but after her parents' hugs, kisses and perhaps a glass of warm milk, she begins to settle down. She may ask one of her parents to sleep with her or may ask to sleep in their bedroom, but will almost always go back to sleep if the parent is firm and reassuring.
The following chart is a good checklist to determine whether your child is having a bad nightmare or is suffering from night terrors:
Night Terrors
- "Active body, sleeping brain."
- Child does not remember anything about the event.
- Will not respond or react if parents try to console.
- Usually occurs around 1 1/2 hours after bedtime.
- Becomes agitated or violent if awakened.
- Can move arms and legs to act out imagined fear.
- Child is active and out of bed; parents must remove dangerous obstacles.
- Improves/disappears when sleep cycle matures.
- "Active brain, sleeping body."
- Child remembers the event.
- Welcomes parents' loving reassurance.
- Usually occurs in the middle or latter part of the night.
- Relieved to be awakened, begins to calm down.
- Temporary muscle paralysis prevents arm or leg movements.
- Child is not active and parents do not have to remove dangerous obstacles.
- May continue throughout the child's life.
What Causes Night Terrors?
Doctors are not sure what causes these disorders, but research indicates that they run in families. Most professionals agree that terrors are somehow linked to physical immaturity, which contributes to difficulty progressing through sleep cycles.
There are several things that may trigger a night terror. Illness, particularly with fever; certain medications; increased stress; and an overactive, extremely busy day have all been suspected of triggering night terrors. In the last 10 years, sleep clinics have seen more and more night terror patients who are overscheduled, stressed out from a week of soccer practice, piano lessons, gymnastics, clubs and other after-school activities.
Violent, action-packed television shows or movies, especially viewed after dinner, have also been linked to night terrors. Most important, lack of sleep and/or an inconsistent sleep schedule is a strongly suspected link. It is extremely important that parents put children to bed on time because allowing them to stay up past bedtime makes them overtired and may trigger the terror. Check with your pediatrician for the recommended number of hours of sleep for your child's age group.
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If you suspect your child may be a victim of night terrors, it is important you see a doctor. Unfortunately, many pediatricians do not recognize terror symptoms and often diagnose typical nightmares. As a parent, it is important for you to trust your instincts. Ask for a referral to a pediatric neurologist, or call a local sleep study center and ask if they offer a free consultation. If not, ask the center to send sleep disorders information to both you and your family doctor.
The most important thing a parent can do is to keep a detailed sleep diary, beginning with the first episode of nighttime waking. The diary should include an overview of the child's evening, and note any of the child's comments about things that happened at preschool or daycare. In addition to activities, the diary should also include the contents of the evening meal and after-dinner snacks, the child's overall evening disposition and a brief description of television shows or movies watched.
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Chinese cyber espionage activities are fueling a rapid modernization of the country's defense and high tech industries, the Pentagon said in an unusually candid assessment of China's military and security developments last year.
In a departure from the usually veiled suggestions of Chinese involvement in cyber attacks, the 92-page Department of Defense report, released Monday, openly accused the Asian giant of launching cyber attacks aimed at exfiltrating information from the U.S. government and military as well as from corporate entities.
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The stolen information is supporting China's defense industrial base, helping Chinese policymakers and military planners build "a picture of U.S. defense networks, logistics and related military capabilities that could be exploited during a crisis," the report said.
Importantly, the report cautioned, the espionage activities are helping the country build out a sophisticated electronic warfare capability aimed at neutralizing American technological superiority in traditional kinetic warfare and other areas.
"China's investments in advanced electronic warfare systems, counter-space weapons, and computer network operations ... reflect the emphasis and priority China's leaders place on building capability for information advantage," the Pentagon said. "Beijing is investing in military programs and weapons designed to improve extended-range power projection and operations in emerging domains such as cyber , space, and electronic warfare."
Allegations of Chinese involvement in cyber attacks against U.S. interests are certainly not new. Security vendors and private companies in the U.S. have long accused operatives in China of launching countless cyber attacks to steal secret military, government or corporate data.
Earlier this year, security firm Mandiant released a detailed report that said a unit of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) of China was behind a years-long systematic cyber espionage campaign against the U.S. and several other countries. Chinese cyber attackers have breached since 2006 over 140 large companies from 20 major industries considered as strategic by China, the Mandiant report said.
In April, a senior director of Microsoft's Institute for Advanced Technology accused hackers operating out of China of trying to infiltrate the IT vendor's computer systems in a bid to find accounts that were under surveillance by the FBI and other law enforcement authorities.
That effort was apparently part of an elaborate counter-intelligence operation carried out by operatives in China to find out if any of their U.S. based agents had been compromised or were under surveillance in this country.
U.S. lawmakers too have on numerous occasions voiced concerns about cyber attacks originating from China.
Despite the rising rhetoric elsewhere, the U.S. government has long stopped short of openly accusing the Chinese government of launching cyber attacks.


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P ity the staff of 34 at the Nossaman law firm. They've just moved into the penthouse of Sacramento's U.S. Bank Tower at 621 Capitol Mall and welcomed clients Tuesday evening to an open house.
Up there, visitors have a bird's-eye view of the neoclassical state Capitol, peeking out from a sea of green trees, and the gleaming Tower Bridge and its grittier I Street cousin straddling the Sacramento River.
These glamour shots can make it difficult to focus on work, such as interviewing Mary Powers Antoine, Nossaman's managing partner in Sacramento, about the growth that prompted a move from 915 L St. where Nossaman had been for 26 years.
"We have created a Sacramento growth task force because we've been here for a very long time, and people know us in the realm of health care law and our public policy advisers you know, our lobbyists but we wanted to grow," said Antoine, a registered nurse who went on to McGeorge School of Law to expand her horizons. Nossaman has offices in Los Angeles, San Francisco and elsewhere, but Antoine is content in the capital.
The firm recently hired real estate power couple Tony and Sylvia Arostegui, Antoine said, and is looking to add attorneys in business litigation, water law and other strategic areas.
Don't worry, new hires, there are still choice views in space that will be finished as the firm expands. Don't expect to get as lucky as longtime lobbyist and Davis school board member Richard Harris.
"If you look out that window, right there where the twin towers are, that was the first place I lived when I came home from the hospital, a little apartment building on Eighth and P streets," he told me.
Look out the window? Oh no, let's focus on work.
The Sacramento Public Library is leading the way on bringing electronic books to its patrons, as my colleague Allen Pierleoni reported Sunday in The Bee's A&E section, but their success hasn't come easily.
"A lot of the major publishers like Macmillan and Simon & Schuster are concerned about the potential of lost sales," said electronic resources librarian Amy Calhoun. "They think e-books are too easy. They want there to be more friction, which is difficulty obtaining the books.
" Even though there's lots of evidence that shows that library readers actually buy more books than people who don't use libraries because they read more, they (publishers) are very scared because this is all new territory."
Research by the Library Journal found that roughly half of all library patrons bought books by authors they discovered at the public library. And the Sacramento Public Library is now linking to some merchants.
Find the link by going to www.saclibrary.org, clicking on the link to e-books and clicking the link at the bottom of the left-hand column. When patrons use this route, a percentage of each sale made whether it's books, CDs or even shoes goes to the library.
Banking on prudence
After I wrote that Merchants National Bank had been named one of the 359 safest banks in the nation by Money.MSN.com, a couple of readers wrote to say that it's easy to be safe if you don't give out any loans.
I called up James Pons, the bank's senior credit administrator, to share the comments.
His reply: "We have certain niches within commercial lending. We do small development projects for owner-occupied clients. All of our development projects are going to be owner-occupied.
"When that's the case, you have a securer situation. When I got here in '91, we had $10 million in loans. Now we have nearly $80 (million)."
Earlier this year, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency gave the bank satisfactory marks for its investment in low- and moderate-income areas, singling out its loans to small businesses and a $1.3 million loan to a nonprofit organization that aids the homeless.
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Two Qantas aircraft came too close to each other over the Great Australian Bight this afternoon, in an incident that is being investigated by aviation authorities.
An ATSB spokeswoman said the incident happened west of Adelaide at 12.15pm and involved a breach of the minimum distance planes are supposed to keep from each other. At the location the planes were in over the Great Australian Bight, aircraft are supposed to maintain a one-kilometre separation zone vertically and a five-nautical-mile separation zone horizontally, she said.
The spokeswoman said that Air Services Australia was investigating the incident, while ATSB was investigating whether a formal investigation was warranted on its part.
A spokesman for the Civil Aviation Safety Authority said one of the planes was flying from Sydney to Perth, the other in the reverse direction.
Qantas confirmed the two Airbus A330 aircraft had a loss of separation over Adelaide.
The airline said in a statement that "indications were that the loss of separation occurred when one of the Qantas aircraft received clearance to climb from air traffic control".
"Our pilots followed standard operating procedures in re-establishing the required separation distance following the alert from the onboard notification system," the statement said. "There was no impact to passengers."
The flights were QF581 Sydney-Perth and QF576 Perth-Sydney.
Radio 3AW reported that an air traffic controller had been stood down as a result of the incident.
Air Services Australia said it would not comment on the incident and that any investigation would be handled by the ATSB.


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ST. FRANCISVILLE, La. -- This is the end of Ferdinand Street in St. Francisville, where roughly a half dozen homes and businesses are now flooded. Others are close.
Henry Davis came here today to try to help out his Aunt Ruby inside.
"Yeah, she's gonna have trouble; if they wait to the last minute, she's going to have trouble getting out because she lives in a hospital bed," said Davis, a Jackson, Louisiana resident.
The part of St. Francisville that's flooded is at the very low-lying end in town. The vast majority of St. Francisville is on that hill.
"Where we stand in the city limits is about 300 yards to the left, and the rest of St. Francisville is on the hill, and if we get water on the hill, you'll see Noah and his boat up there," said St. Francisville Mayor Billy D'Aquila.
D'Aquila said of St. Francisville's 1800 residents, maybe 30 live where it is flooding. The rest are high and dry.
At the bottom of the hill is where the town of Bayou Sera used to be. Locals say in the early 1900s, Bayou Sera was as big as St. Francisville. But in the great Mississippi River Flood of 1927, Bayou Sera was wiped out, and very few people have built at the bottom of the hill since then.
"The height that it's at right now is about the highest I've ever seen it, and we're supposed to get another 4 to 5 feet," said West Feliciana Parish Sheriff Austin Daniel.
St. Francisville is a beautiful old town, steeped in Louisiana history. D'Aquila said news reports about flooding here have led to cancellations at the town's bed and breakfasts, which are all dry and in no danger. For the homes that are, most of the people we talked to would like to see the Morganza open.
"They should be opening it now. Not waiting until a couple days. Open it now. And that would take a lot of stress off the people up this way," Davis said.
"I think they should open it. That's what it was built for," Daniel said. "Of course, I don't have family over there and I don't cows over there or crop over there, but it was built for that purpose, and I strongly feel it should be open."


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I was fishing with cut squid on a reef near Koh Kut in the Gulf of Thailand with renowned guide Jean-Francois Helias of Bangkok when I hooked what I presume to be a batfish. Even after looking in various fish-identification books, I'm still not sure which exact species it is. Can you shed any light on this?
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A: That's a rather large teira batfish (Platax teira), a common inhabitant of the western Indo-Pacific. A number of species of batfish (or spadefishes as they are known in some parts of the world) are found in Thailand, but P. teira can be differentiated from the others by its distinctive dusky-yellow pelvic fins and a dark blotch just above the vent near the anterior margin of the anal fin.
Juvenile teira batfish inhabit protected inner reefs; they're striking fish with very long, flowing dorsal, anal and pectoral fins. Because of their elaborate fins, the juveniles aren't very strong swimmers, but they get by through the use of camouflage and by imitating floating leaves and other debris. These batfish can grow up to about 19 inches. Adults occur near structure - mainly reef edges, but also wharves and jetties. Their diet consists primarily of small invertebrates (crabs, shrimp, mollusks), while juveniles eat mainly plankton.
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YOU-nique Talent Show
Fortifying the character of our children (and ourselves) is an important mission. One way to embark upon said mission is to investigate what makes each family member wonderfully original, strong and engaging. And then celebrate these findings by hosting a "YOU-nique Talent Show" in your own living room! (Applause sign appears. Crowd goes wild!)
Get Started
- Begin with a brainstorming session to help everyone see themselves in a new light. Prompt ideas with a variety of questions from serious: Who are our ancestors? What makes our family unique? To diverting: Who has memorized a poem or can tell a joke? Who can balance an object on their head?
- See if there's a way to link the deep dive into family history with an individual's unique talent. For example, inspired by my Irish history, I dug up a hidden talent for "playing" the bagpipes!
- Next determine the day, time and place for the show and help your kids (and their friends- there's room for many in a variety show) make a marquee or posters, programs, tickets and determine a stage. Allow time for each "act" to rehearse and properly prepare for the show. Considerations include costumes, props, music. What else?
- Select an MC for the occasion and then raise the curtain! Oh! Be sure to record the event with photos or video.
- Conclude the show with a big hand for all the stars and their terrific YOU-nique flair!
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LEWISTON — Authorities on Tuesday announced the arrests of three Lewiston men in connection with the desecration last week of one of the city's oldest cemeteries.
Police charged Shane Haskell, 20, of 98 Pierce St., Billie Coburn, 18, of 131 Horton St., and Jesse Macia, 18, of 125 Pierce St. with aggravated criminal mischief and desecration and defacement of a burial site in connection with widespread vandalism at Riverside Cemetery.
All three remained at the Androscoggin County Jail on Tuesday night. Haskell was being held on $1,000 cash bail; Coburn and Macia, each on $100 cash bail.
"They should be made an example of," said Marilyn Burgess, 72, of Leeds. "Being caught means they won't be free to do it again. Fixing those stones ain't worth a damn if they can do it again."
Burgess was among those throughout the county outraged by the weekend rampage at the graveyard that dates back to the early to mid-1800s. Burgess serves as the legislative liaison for the Maine Old Cemetery Association. She was at the Summer Street cemetery to check on the graves of her relatives when she heard the news.
"This senseless act of vandalism has really touched a nerve in the Police Department and in this community," Chief Michael Bussiere said in a written statement. "But one positive development has been the outpouring of support from those that have volunteered to help restore the graves at the Riverside Cemetery."
The suspects are alleged to have toppled more than 100 headstones sometime between Thursday night and Friday morning last week. Some of the stones were 200 years old and weighed 1,000 pounds or more.
Many were completely torn from their bases, including those marked with small American flags as veterans' graves. A few stones had rolled downhill and were found beside the cemetery road.
"This situation opened the eyes of a lot of people," said Kevin Ouellette, who has worked as groundskeeper at the 40-acre cemetery for 12 years. "It's reminded people that Riverside Cemetery is here. You've got families that have been here for decades. At least everybody is aware of the place again."
Ouellette extended heartfelt thanks to the dozens of volunteers who have been arriving at the cemetery in a steady stream since the story broke late last week. Several companies have called about helping restore and repair the stones, he said. He is hopeful that most of the restoration work can be done in a matter of weeks. Repairs could cost upward of $50,000.
Despite Tuesday's arrests, the case remained under investigation by the Lewiston Police Department, and additional arrests and charges are likely. Lt. Mark Cornelio of the Lewiston Police Department declined to release any details about the case, including how many other suspects the police are investigating or how detectives developed leads in the case.
Cornelio praised the efforts of Detective Lee Jones, who worked closely with the patrol division and the Community Resource Team during the investigation.
A search of Sun Journal archives showed that Haskell was arrested this past June on charges of assault and refusing to submit to arrest or detention, and in August 2008 on a charge of theft by unauthorized taking or transfer. Macia was arrested in June on charges of disorderly conduct and possession of an illegal drug.


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A Stuttgart couple must have known it was their lucky day when they bought a $1 million winning Arkansas lottery ticket - so later on the same day they bought another ticket and won an additional $50,000.
The Arkansas Lottery Commission says Stephen and Terri Weaver were on a fishing trip when they stopped at T-Ricks convenience store in Pangburn and bought the first ticket that was the $1 million winner. The two then stopped at the same store on their way home and bought another ticket - this one the $50,000 winner.
The commission says the couple claimed their cash at a lottery claim center in Little Rock on Monday and plans to pay bills and invest in their retirement.
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Atlanta police are defending the way they handled the case of a missing 72-year-old Atlanta woman who was found dead over the weekend.The body of 72-year-old Lucilla Harris was found in Henry County five days after she was reported missing.Investigators believe that Harris, who suffered from dementia, drove to Henry County on Nov. 23. Her family did not report her missing until Nov. 25. At that point, police began a missing persons investigation and put Harris and her vehicle on the Georgia crime information center computer, which alerted law enforcement statewide to be on the lookout. Authorities did not request a Mattie's Call until Wednesday. According to Captain Paul Guerrucci of the Atlanta Police Department said certain guidelines must be met before a Mattie's Call is issued. He said the decision to wait on issuing the Mattie's Call was because the family informed police that Harris was self-sufficient and lived on her own. Guerrucci stressed that police did immediately begin the investigation.The Mattie's Call ultimately led Henry County police to Harris' car and then her body over the weekend. It is not clear that if the Mattie's Call had been issued earlier, Harris could have been saved.
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¡Celebrando! 9 ways to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in the Tri-State
CINCINNATI - Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off on September 15 and runs through October 15. Whether you're hoping to absorb some cultural information or connect with your roots, the Tri-State has plenty of events in store.
1. See a play. The ArtsWave, the Cincinnati Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, and local playwright Joe McDonough present "Cincinnati: City of Immigrants."
This play follows the life story of six characters who represent the six major waves of ethnic immigrants to Cincinnati over the past 180 years: German, Irish, African-American, Jewish, Appalachian, and Hispanic.
- Where: The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center
- When: September 13 at 6 p.m.
2. Watch TV. "Latino Americans," a PBS Documentary, is the first major series to chronicle the rich history and experiences of Latinos, who have become the largest minority group in the U.S.
- When: September 17, 24, and October 1 at 8 p.m.
- Where: CET and ThinkTV16
3. Go to a festival. The Latin American and Caribbean UniDiversity Festival is a collaborative event focused on promoting diversity in our community as well as education people on the Hispanic culture and heritage.
- Where: Oxford Uptown Parks
- When: September 20 at 5:30 p.m.
4. Network. The Hispanic Chamber Cincinnati USA Networking Meeting was established for people to make connections while also communicating and learning from a diverse audience.
- When: September 24 at 6 p.m.
- Where: Red Cross Cincinnati
5. Have dinner. Sponsored by Nielsen, this National Society of Hispanic MBAs event will include a dinner presentation about diversity within the growing Hispanic market. Registration is required: Email email@example.com
- Where: Maggiano's at Kenwood
- When: September 25 at 6 p.m.
6. Go to school. Best-selling author Victor Villaseñor will be the keynote speaker at this Northern Kentucky University Latino Student Affairs celebration.
- Where: NKU University Center
- When: September 26 at Noon
7. Catch a ball game. Who doesn't love a good game combined with a little cultural experience? Reds Hispanic Heritage Night will include player Q&A, dancing with Central and South American groups, a parade of flags from 22 Spanish speaking countries, and a Latin band in the Fan Zone.
- Where: Great American Ball Park
- When: September 27 at 7 p.m.
8. Lunch and learn. Come enjoy some Mexican cuisine while connecting with the Hispanic community. Be sure to bring your business cards to have the opportunity to network.
- Where: Buca di Beppo on Edmonson Rd.
- When: October 8 at 11:45 a.m.- 1 p.m.
9. Play some soccer--or fútbol. Gather a team of three for an outdoor tournament sponsored by NKU Latino programs and services.
- Where: IM Complex, NKU
- When: October 10 at 6 p.m.
Looking for more information? Visit the Cincinnati Hispanic Heritage Month website for a detailed list of events and contacts.
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Each week we feature great homes for sale in Northeast Cobb.
This week House Hunt features five Open Houses for you to tour this weekend. These homes range in price from $210,000 for a lovely three-bedroom, two-story traditional home on Oak Crest Court to $680,000 for a gorgeous six-bedroom former model home on Weddington Place.
Click on a picture in the photo gallery to see a listing description. Click on an address listed below and get directly linked to AOL Real Estate or the broker for complete listing information. In addition to helpful home buying tips, maps and contact information for the listings you choose, you will also be to calculate a monthly mortgage payment, check your credit and get prequalified.
5 Open Houses To Tour This Weekend:
1657 Oak Crest Court, Marietta 30066. $210,000. Open House: 2 – 4 p.m. on Saturday Feb 2. 3 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms 1 Half Bath. You will love the sunroom overlooking fenced private backyard this spring. Pretty brick front. Best home in S/D. Seller has done lots to this house. Brokered By Better Homes And Gardens Real Estate Metro Brokers.
2114 Hawthorne Point, Marietta 30062. $350,000. Open House: 2 – 5 p.m. on Saturday Feb 2. 4 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms 1 Half Bath. Not your typical 80's house! Light, bright and open w updates and smooth ceilings. Like new! Renovated kitchen-custom maple cabs, Corian counters, high end stainless appliances/island. 2 sided fireplace - family room and huge vaulted sun room overlooking private yard. Built-in desk. Wet bar plumbed. Hardwood floors and tile - no carpet. Updated master bath-dressing area with 2nd vanity, his/hers walk-in closets, private hideaway/ bonus rm. Light fixtures, hardware replaced throughout. New interior/exterior paint, garage doors. Architectural roof, downspouts, gutters-2yrs. Brokered By Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage.
3902 Johnson Ferry Drive, Marietta 30062. $299,000. Open House: 2 – 4 p.m. on Saturday Feb 2. 5 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms 1 Half Bath. Great price on this beautiful, well maintained 3 story home in highly desired school district. New roof, new large deck, freshly painted. This home has it all. 5 bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths, large formal living room, large separate dining room, updated kitchen with tile floors and counter tops and breakfast area, large family room, large master bedroom, private fenced backyard has a beautiful in ground gunite pool for your family and guests to enjoy. This home is much larger than it appears from street. Must view inside to see the true size of this lovely home. Brokered By Keller Williams Realty Partners.
2683 Weddington Place, Marietta 30068. $680,000. Open House: 2 – 4 p.m. on Sunday Feb 3. 6 Bedrooms 7 Bathrooms. This beautiful home was formerly the model home for Weddington. Oxford Model. Terrace level finished with bedroom or office, plus full bath and home theatre! Enormous master suite with unbelievable walk-in closet with island and granite counter includes a sitting room. Two-story family room with bowed window wall. Gourmet kitchen with fireplace, granite counters and stainless appliances. Deck off kitchen allows easy access for outdoor grilling or dining. Inviting front porch begs for afternoon tea with neighbors and friends. Brokered By Keller Williams Realty Of Buckhead.
3613 Packhorse Run, Marietta 30066. $369,900. Open House: 2 – 5 p.m. on Sunday Feb 3. 4 Bedrooms 3 Bathrooms 1 Half Bath. Comfortable-updated. Gorgeous kitchen w/black granite counter tops, contemporary two tone cabinet design, stainless appliances opens to spacious family room w/fireplace. Master suite w/bay window, plus 3 large bedrooms and laundry rm. Terrace level-huge family room features tv, game, and play areas. Library, bath, mirrored studio + big computer office. Hardwood floors, LR, DR, kitchen. Updated wrought iron rails and lights. Deck overlooks large yard. 1 yr HSA warranty. Hurry! See today. Brokered By Prudential Georgia Realty.


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Located three miles from McCarran International Airport and a few blocks from the world-famous Las Vegas Strip, the Mardi Gras Hotel & Casino offers comfort, convenience and a great location, especially for the business and convention traveler.
From the Mardi Gras Hotel & Casino, conventioneers have easy walking access to the Las Vegas Convention Center, which is one block away, and the Sands Expo Center, a mere four blocks away. Plus, there is a nearby Las Vegas Monorail station that covers the Strip, as well as free shuttle service to Bally's.
Each of the rooms at the Mardi Gras Hotel & Casino is oversized (i.e., more than 430 square feet) and offers comfort and amenities for the Vegas visitor. This includes a coffee/tea maker, a cable television with pay-per-view movies, an iron and ironing board, a mini refrigerator, a hair dryer and complimentary wireless internet access. Single rooms also boast a living area with a sofa, counter and bar stools. Dogs that weigh less than 40 pounds are welcome to stay as well -- for an additional charge.
A full-service restaurant, Bon Temps Café, at the Mardi Gras Hotel & Casino serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Guests can also enjoy the hotel's Fast Lane Breakfast Buffet, which is open seasonally.
For relaxation, the Mardi Gras Hotel & Casino features a landscaped pool, hot tub and large deck area. The 24-hour casino features more than 50 video poker and slot machines, along with a players club. The Mardi Gras Bar is a great place to grab a cocktail and watch the day's sporting events on big-screen TVs.
Among the services provided at the hotel are laundry facilities, computer access, tour and show ticketing assistance, complimentary shuttle transportation to the airport and Strip, meeting space and an ATM.
Whether traveling for business or pleasure, the Mardi Gras Hotel & Casino provides both comfort and convenience to make your trip a pleasure.
This room, which starts at 430 square feet, comes with one king, one queen or two queen beds. The décor is simple yet comfortable. In single-bedded rooms, there is a separate living area with a sofa, a coffee table and a counter with bar stools. Other amenities include a mini fridge and a coffee/tea maker. Local calls are also free, and long-distance access is available.
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Welcome to Matrix, your new MLS system
GFWAR will be offering ongoing Matrix training. The classes are free for GFWAR MLS members, but register is required. Login to the Members Login and you will find the classes under Event Registration. To learn more about Matrix, click this link to view videos. Click Here for Helpful Matrix Conversion Information. For Matrix help or questions, contact Matrix support at 888-440-3687, watch a tutorial HERE or please use the following email for staff assistance: firstname.lastname@example.com (please be patient, emails will be answered as quickly as possible).
GFWAR will be offering ongoing Matrix training on the following dates:
9/3/14 – 9:00-12:00 ; 9/9/14 – 9:00-12:00 ; 9/17/14 – 9:00-12:00 ; 9/23/14 – 1:00-4:00
Military Relocation Professional Certification
Friday, September 19 • 8:30 a.m. to 6:15 p.m. • GFWAR Auditorium
When service members and their families relocate, the services of a real estate professional who understands their needs and timetables makes the transfer easier, faster, and less stressful. This course focuses on education real estate professional about working with current and former military service members to find the housing solutions that best suit their needs and take full advantage of military benefits and support. Learn how to provide the real estate services – at any stage in the service member's military career – that meets the needs of this niche market and win future referrals. Register Here.
GFWAR/TREPAC Golf Tournament
Tuesday, September 23 • 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. • Golf Club at Fossil Creek
The tournament is being held to benefit the Texas Real Estate Political Action Committee (TREPAC), and player fees ($125) will go toward attendees' TREPAC pledges. Players receive green and cart fees, two drink tickets, lunch, goodie bags and door prizes. Mulligans and an entry into the putting contest may be purchased for $20 at the door, which will go toward the Society of Commercial REALTORS® Scholarship Fund. Registration is for GFWAR Members and Affiliates only. To register complete the form 2014 Golf Tournament Registration Form. For questions, contact Robert Gleason at 817-336-5165 ext. 110 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Business After Hours at Village Townhomes
Thursday, September 25 • 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. • Village Townhomes
Enjoy appetizers and networking with fellow REALTORS® at the newest townhome development in Fort Worth's near west side, Village Townhomes in Linwood Park. There will be free appetizers and beer and wine for GFWAR members. This new area offers an urban context but a neighborhood feel. Downtown Fort Worth is visible from the homes, which are also in walking distance to shops in Montgomery Plaza and on West 7th St. Register Here.
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Stay connected with GFWAR! Download the GFWAR smartphone app today
That's right! GFWAR has a free smartphone app that is now available in the App Store and Android Market. App features include push notifications for GFWAR reminders, an event calendar, a committee meeting calendar, a committee sign-up form and interactive features that easily connect to social media. Just search "GFWAR" when in the App Store or Android Market to download the app.


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The first look of Akshay Kumar starrer, 'Baby' was released today and the poster shows Akshay Kumar's face covering the poster and in the below of the poster, it shows him chasing a man. The poster has got a tough look of Akki wearing a baseball cap. 'Baby' brings together Akshay Kum
Alka Bhatia's Wedding with Surendra Hiranandani
Akshay Kumar News
Thanks to the immense reaching power of social media, the Ice Bucket Challenge (sometimes, ALS Ice Bucket Challenge) has become the latest pop culture phenomenon. It is a simple activity in which you have to pour a bucket of ice water over your head or else donate money to ALS Association in the
For the first time the Khiladi of Bollywood Akshay Kumar and filmmaker Karan Johar teamed up for a project tentatively named, 'Brothers'. The film will see Akshay Kumar and Sidharth Malhotra playing brothers. The film will hit the theatres on Gandhi Jayanti, 2015. Filmmaker Karan Johar announced
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- 'Mary Kom' declares tax-free in Uttar Pradesh
- Emraan-Humaima's lip-lock creates chaos in Pakistan
- Sophie Choudry voted out of 'Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa', shattered
- Exclusive photos: Big B, Aishwarya, Abhishek at Lalbaug Ganesh Puja
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Everton have deflected interest by Sevilla and maybe some other La Liga teams for Mikel Arteta
Everton have also rejected and hopefully dissuaded Arsenal from bidding on Jagielka
Man City manager Mancini admit interest in Landon Donovan
My take on each after the jump
Arteta - From the words used by Arteta's agent, it appears he would like to transfer back to the Spanish league. Of course we value his services much higher than Spanish league teams because he means so much to Everton. Much like the Cesc situation at Arsenal. He may not be worth 50 million pounds to Barca but he is to Arsenal. Hopefully the Blues have a great run this year (dreaming of Champions League) and convince Arteta his best bet is to stay here. I believe he knows he us Everton for being patient with his injuries but I also think this will be the last year he is with Everton.
Jags - Another situation akin to the Arteta one. But nowhere have a I read Jags wants to go anywhere else (and he is English so he is home). Jags means so much to the defense of Everton that he is worth around 20 million pounds to us. I am glad Arsenal decided to back off. Jags solidifies our back line which looks deeper and stronger than recent memory (with Distin, Yobo, Heitinga all capable of center back and Neville/Baines/Hibbert/Coleman on the left and right).
Donovan - As an American Donovan helped solidify my support to Everton. The team won me over without Donovan shortly thereafter. So I will support Everton regardless if Donovan stays in the MLS or transfers elsewhere. That said I would be wrecked if he went to Man City. All that goodwill he built with Everton (who still have not handed out his Number 9 jersey yet) would be gone in blink of a signature.
While I can see why Man City would do it (increased popularity and recognition from USA Soccer fans) and MLS ($$$$ Man City overpays like the Yankees for players though with the success of the Royals) would do it. Donovan would go from beloved (it is even more amazing how beloved he is for really only playing 10 weeks) to depised. Personally I don't think he will go overseas. He has said he would only come to English league to play with Everton. But I can see how someone would enjoy LA over Liverpool.


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CONCORD — Applications are currently being accepted for the third year of the NOFA-NH Journeyperson Program. Each winter, beginning farmers of all stripes, who are in their first few years of running their own farm enterprises, are encouraged to apply in order to be connected with a mentor farmer who has experience and expertise in their area of interest.
The gap between working on a farm and running a farm is expansive, and the Journeyperson Program aims to provide a bridge between these two roles. The program is shaped by the interests and goals of the participants, and provides the Journeyperson with a support structure during the high-stress, high-risk period of farm establishment.
NOFA-NH's Journeyperson Program provides production farmers in their first few years with the kind of hands-on support, training, and community connection that only comes with experience. Journeyperson applicants are beginning farmers who have on-farm experience, apprenticeship and training, and are seriously pursuing a farming career in New Hampshire.
When asked to reflect on his experience, Glenn Preston, a 2012 Journeyperson said, "The Journeyperson program has helped me through this year by providing me with a community of fellow farmers that have offered me advice on farming and helped me transition to a new area.
"My mentor (Kate Donald) has been the part of the program that has been the most helpful," he said. "Having someone with a lot of experience that I can talk to on a weekly basis is great. She was able to help me with a lot of the issues that came up during the season."
In 2014, NOFA-NH is offering two Journeyperson positions. The first is a standard, off-site Journeyperson Program wherein the Journeyperson has access to his/her own land, and is establishing a farm business.
The second is the Resident Journeyperson Program at Two Mountain Farm in Andover. This position is for a Journeyperson who does not have access to land.
For more information on the NOFA-NH Journeyperson Program, go to http://nofanh.org/farming/journeyperson-program/#sthash.SN1fMoru.dpuf, or email Ray Conner at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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due to the recent troubles, i'm going to run a hand-vote here to try and get a feel for the true level of support for various prospects at this time.
i'm 90% sure that the walden votes are real, but 90% isn't 100%, and i'd rather use this opportunity to get a better feel for what's going on out there. it's been a weird week so far.
i will create 14 comments below, one for each prospect i'm polling. please use the "reply to this" link under that comment to post a +1 message under the player you're voting for. (look and see how other people are doing it first if that's not clear.) REMEMBER TO USE THE REPLY-TO-THIS LINK, NOT THE REGULAR FORM AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE.
the prospects being polled:
Lars Anderson 1B BOS
Chin-Lung Hu SS LA
Luke Hochevar RHP KC
Jordan Walden RHP ANA
Bill(y) Rowell 3B BAL
Hank Conger C ANA
Deolis Guerra RHP NYM
Jarrod Parker RHP ARI
Taylor Teagarden C TEX
Michael Burgess OF WAS
Chris Davis 3B TEX
Max Scherzer RHP ARI
Josh Vitters 3B CHC
the result will count for prospect #49. please, if you've been voting in the polls, take the time to vote here too if at all possible, even if you're not really in the habit of commenting.
ok, go. PLEASE DON'T REPLY TO VOTES. you can discuss the polling or the candidates down below the voting area, but i want counting to be as easy as possible.


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Reno Tahoe Concerts, Music Shows & Singers
An epicenter of exciting concerts, music shows, singers and more, Reno Tahoe USA is an amazing destination for world-class entertainment. Reno Tahoe USA is packed with exhilarating things to do and see and experience at all hours of the day and night. There is always an diverse mix of live performances and shows to choose from!
Nevada Chamber Music Festival
Reno Chamber Orchestra
December 26, 2012 - December 31, 2012
Grammy-nominated violinist
Martin Chalifour
Concertmaster, Los Angeles Philharmonic
Bella Hristova
Internationally acclaimed violinist
Ruth Lenz
Concertmaster, Reno Chamber Orchestra, Reno Philharmonic, Nevada Opera
Stephanie Sant'Ambrogio
Professor and Argenta Trio member, UNR; Former Concertmaster, San Antonio Symphony
Principal Violist, Reno Chamber Orchestra, Reno Philharmonic
Molly Carr
Violist, Serafin String Quartet
Theodore Kuchar
Violist, Nevada Chamber Music Festival Artistic Director
Robert Vernon
Principal Violist, Cleveland Orchestra
Professor and Argenta Trio member, UNR
Mark Kosower
Principal Cellist, Cleveland Orchestra
Carol Ou
World-renowned cello soloist; Music Director, Heifetz International Summer Music Institute
Peter Wiley
Former cellist, Beaux Arts Trio and Guarnari Quartet
Internationally acclaimed soloist; Faculty member, Boston University
Robert Levin
World-renowned soloist; Professor of Music, Harvard
Pascal Rogé
Grand Prix du Disque award-winning pianist
Orion Weiss
Internationally acclaimed concert pianist
James Winn
Professor and Argenta Trio member, UNR; Former Solo Pianist, New York City Ballet
Principal Clarinetist, Cleveland Orchestra


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Tennessee Titans
Jake Locker - #10 - QB
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|Ferndale, WA
|Years played
|2011, 1st round, 8th pick by Titans
Titans claim OG Petrus, place OG Hutchinson on I.R.
Titans OG Steve Hutchinson is going to have arthroscopic surgery on his knee on Thursday and was placed on injured reserve.
Titans sign O-linemen DeVan, Baldridge
The Titans signed OG Kyle DeVan and OT Dan Baldridge and placed OT David Stewart and S Robert Johnson on injured reserve.
AFC South Spin cycle: Thrilling comeback keeps Colts winning
The Colts keep finding ways to win, the Texans got back to winning comfortably and the lost seasons in Jacksonville and Tennessee continued.
Texans clinch playoff spot with win over Titans
The Texans clinched their second straight playoff berth and set a franchise record for wins in a season as they beat the Titans 24-10 on Sunday.
Report: Titans ORT Stewart fractures leg
Titans ORT David Stewart fractured his right leg in the first quarter of Sunday's game against the Texans.
Could Munchak's decision to fire Palmer inadvertently cost him?
Did Titans head coach Mike Munchak unwisely waste one of his few lifelines by axing former offensive coordinator Chris Palmer in season?
Tuesday's 60-second rant: It's surprising Palmer lasted as long as he did
Titans coordinator Chris Palmer was fired Monday. The thinking was correct, but the timiing was curious.
Titans fire Palmer, promote QB coach Loggains
The Titans have fired offensive coordinator Chris Palmer and will promote QB coach Dowell Loggains to that position, the team announced Monday.
AFC South Spin cycle: Texans get controversial win, Colts win ugly
What we learned about the teams of the AFC South, which went 3-1 in Week 12.
Henne throws two TDs, Jaguars snap losing streak
Chad Henne threw two touchdown passes, sparking the NFL's worst offense for the second consecutive week, and the Jaguars beat the Titans 24-19.
Titans rookie WLB Brown looks like a keeper
Titans rookie WLB Zach Brown is quickly disproving the theory that he doesn't like contact.
Jaguars QB Henne to start in Week 12
Chad Henne will be the Jaguars' starting quarterback in Sunday's game against the Titans, head coach Mike Mularkey told reporters on Monday.
AFC South Spin cycle: Schaub bails out Texans
The Texans' defense was bailed out by a historic performance from QB Matt Schaub, while nothing could bail out Colts QB Andrew Luck's continued turnover issues on the road.
AFC South Spin cycle: Texans win statement game
The Texans and Colts continue their winning ways, while the Titans got back on track in Miami. The Jagaurs, on the other hand, are going nowhere fast.
Titans force four turnovers, rout Dolphins
Colin McCarthy returned an interception 49 yards for a touchdown, and four takeaways helped the Titans beat the Dolphins 37-3 Sunday.
Locker was sacked seven times - he tripped over his own feet on one - in Sunday's 55-7 loss at Green Bay.||||||| Locker finished 13 of 30 for 140 yards and a meaningless TD in the closing minutes. He is not a quality starting fantasy option.
Locker was 21 of 45 for 309 yards with a TD and three interceptions in Sunday's loss to Houston.||||||| Locker has been picked off five times in his last two games.
Locker was 9 of 21 for 122 yards and two touchdowns, while also running four times for 36 yards in Sunday's blowout win against Miami.||||||| It was Locker's first game since Sept. 30 when he injured his shoulder against Houston.
Locker practiced Wednesday for the first time since dislocating his left, non-throwing shoulder and coach Mike Munchak says the Titans' quarterback is on target to return when Tennessee hosts the Colts on Oct. 28.||||||| Locker loosened up Wednesday by throwing a few short balls before working in individual drills. He also threw during 7-on-7 for the defense for his first practice since dislocating his left shoulder Sept. 30 for the second time in four games. Veteran Matt Hasselbeck will start Sunday in Buffalo for the Titans.
Locker is set to start for the Tennessee Titans on Sunday against Miami in his first game in more than a month.||||||| Coach Mike Munchak said Friday that Locker looks good and is ready to go unless something comes up between now and kickoff Sunday in Miami. The coach says Locker moved around and reacted well. Locker separated his left, non-throwing shoulder for the second time in four games on Sept. 30 against Houston. The second-year quarterback was cleared for contact earlier in the week. .


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Apostolos Vellios, subbed on to replace Louis Saha in the 80th minute, has scored for Everton, his second goal proving that yes, perhaps the Toffees do indeed have a striker amongst their ranks. Sure, an 81st minute goal when your team is down three will likely not save the day, but it at least gives Everton fans some hope, and hope is what they most need right now.
On the pitch just 18 seconds, Vellios got on the end of a Royston Drenthe cross (who himself was a substitute, brought on for Seamus Coleman), sliding in to knock the ball past Petr Cech. Poor Cech, poor Chelsea -- they were so close to keeping that clean sheet that has alluded them for so long now. But unless Everton pull off something truly magical, all three points are Chelsea's, which will pull them within one point of Manchester United, currently in second place.


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Can brain and spinal cord tumors in children be found early?
At this time there are no widely recommended blood tests or other screening exams for most children to look for brain tumors before they start to cause symptoms. These tumors usually are found as a result of signs or symptoms the child is having.
In most cases, survival in patients with brain tumors depends on the type of tumor and its location, not how early it is detected. But as with any disease, earlier detection and treatment is likely to be helpful.
For children with certain inherited syndromes that put them at higher risk for brain tumors, such as neurofibromatosis or tuberous sclerosis, doctors may recommend frequent physical exams and other tests. These tests might find tumors when they are still small. Not all tumors related to these syndromes may need to be treated right away, but finding them early may help doctors monitor them so that they can be treated quickly if they begin to grow or cause problems.
Last Medical Review: 03/22/2013
Last Revised: 01/31/2014