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Since 2008, the Natural Games have gather professional and amateur athletes from around the world and from different disciplines for an exceptional demonstration of kayaking, climbing, mountain biking, paragliding, and even slacklining! A wild and crazy four-day competition mixing sports and music, where you can both enjoy the show and discover new activities. Head to Millau, France, the French outdoor sports capital, from June 27-30, 2013.
An international multi-sport event
Athletes from every sport and from all around the world will make the trip: Dave Graham, one of bouldering's icons, will take part. Marlene Devillez will be there to defend here 2012 European Champion title in freestyle kayaking. After placing third at FISE Montpellier (International Festival for Extreme Sports), Medhi Gani recently displayed his mountain biking skills at VTT DIRT in Millau. Every year each of these disciplines draws a lot of participants. The Natural Games continues to be a fantastic chance for athletes from different sports to mix, and for the athletes and the general public to interact.
Bouldering, a feature event
New bouldering walls were built this year specifically for the event. The dyno contest will open the Natural Games. The amateur contest will take place in an "open" format where everyone will be able to put their skills to the test in a warm and friendly atmosphere. The nighttime grand bouldering finale Saturday night will close out the climbing event. The best athletes in the world will show off their talent for an exceptional show in front of more than 20,000 spectators.
Bouldering program
- Dyno contest: Thursday, June 27, from 21:30 to 22:30
- International competition, expert category: Friday, June 28, from 9:00 to 15:00
- International amateur competition: Saturday, June 29, from 9:00 to 15:00
- International competition finals: Saturday, June 29, from 22:00 to 23:30
- Podium: Saturday, June 29, from 23:30 to midnight.
Petzl, the event's traditional and iconic partner
Petzl has supported the Natural Games from the start, providing the right equipment for intro-to-climbing sessions throughout the day. Meet athletes from Team Petzl Friday evening and discover the latest products at the Petzl booth during the Outdoor Sports expo in the official event village.
Natural Games: a mix of sports and music!
The Natural Games beat to the drum of a wide variety of entertainment to electrify the public. During the day, in addition to the competitions, those in attendance will be able to try out different sports such as climbing, slacklining, or parkour (the art of moving over obstacles). As with every year when night falls, the friendly and festive atmosphere will be at its height. An eclectic range of concerts will give rhythm to each evening with well-known artists such as Wax Tailor and Nneka.
Register or just come enjoy the show! We look forward to seeing you there!
For more information
- The official website for the Natural Games and Registration
- Athletes from Team Petzl


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PDA is responding to the ongoing Syria crisis in cooperation with our mission partner the National Evangelical (Presbyterian) Synod of Syria and Lebanon and our ecumenical partners in the ACT Alliance.
The assistance through our mission partner has been used primarily to assist the minority Protestant Christian community in the region.
Our assistance through ACT Alliance is providing humanitarian aid to more than 200,000 displaced Syrians both inside and out of the country. One area of assistance is to families in the Za'atari refugee camp in northern Jordan. Children and youth under 18 make up more than 55 percent of the population of the camp; so in addition to basic humanitarian needs of food, water and shelter, also being provided are community-based psychosocial support services, including a safe environment for children to play and school.
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No one was injured following a crash that lead to a fire in Waterloo.
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Nicola Clark
Nicola Clark has reported on French business for The International Herald Tribune, now The International New York Times, since 2001, covering a number of industries, including aviation, banking and media. She received an Aerospace Journalist of the Year award in 2007 from the World Leadership Forum for her writing about the Airbus A380 crisis. After earning a masters degree in international affairs from Columbia University in New York in 1993, she worked for news agencies in New York, Tokyo, London and Paris covering financial markets.
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— The Beekmantown girls' basketball team has played against a lot of good, athletic point guards during its Champlain Valley Athletic Conference season.
The Eagles will see another one when they face Section II's Watervliet in tonight's Class B regional semifinal at 6 p.m. at the Plattsburgh State Field House.
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Beekmantown coach Greg Waters is hoping the experience his players received playing against some top-flight point guards this season will help tonight.
"They have a good guard in (Ailayia) Demand," Waters said. "She is a pretty decent point guard. She's a lefty, pretty quick and likes to go off the dribble.
"We have played against a lot of good guards this season and I think that will hopefully help us out in this game. Playing against (Meghan) Strong, (Mary) Mazzella and (Marle) Curle helps us out a lot."
Demand is a five-year varsity starter who leads the team with an 18.1 point-per-game average. She has also connected on a team-high 38 3-pointers on the season.
She had 16 points to lead the Cannoneers past Ravena in the Section II Class B title game, 43-35.
"She was pretty patient against Ravena," Waters said. "They played a 3-2 zone and she was patient with it and penetrated when she could. She also made some good plays on the defensive end with a few steals, and she got out in transition."
Mikayla DeGuire, who is fighting through a knee injury during this playoff run, has also averaged double figures this season at 13.2 points per game. She finished with 15 against Ravena, including some key free throws down the stretch.
Beekmantown lands in tonight's contest after capturing its first sectional title since 2005-06 with a 44-40 overtime win over Plattsburgh.
Shannon Ryan led the charge with 27 points, 16 rebounds and three blocks for the Eagles. She has been the leader all season long for Beekmantown, and is currently averaging 24 points per game.
"We have had some good practices and have watched lots of game film," Waters said. "They seem very focused and determined to succeed."
Grace Kelly is also coming off a strong game against the Hornets. She finished with just five points, but played strong defensively against Curle and was strong in bringing the ball up the court against a tough full-court defense.
She is second on the team in scoring at 9.2 points per game.
"Defensively we will play some zone," Waters said. "We played some zone against Saranac (in the Section VII Class B semis) and this guard has good speed so I think we are better off putting our bigs in a position to help.
"Offensively we have been working a lot on two-man drills, inside-out and post-to-post. I like our matchups. I definitely like our matchups in the post."
Watervliet (20-2)
Scoring leaders
Player GP FG FT P AVG
Ailayia Demand 22 131 99 399 18.1
Mikayla DeGuire 22 114 61 291 13.2
Lashana Tolliver 22 69 31 170 7.7
Kiki Szczepanski 22 37 8 85 3.9
Arianna Dockstader 22 19 12 60 2.7
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Arianna Dockstader 22 10
Beekmantown (17-3)
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Player GP FG FT P AVG
Shannon Ryan 20 206 67 479 24.0
Grace Kelly 20 53 58 184 9.2
Emily Anderson 14 43 14 100 7.1
Aleasha Barcomb 20 17 15 49 2.5
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Ralph Vacchiano of the New York Daily News is reporting that New York Giants wide receiver has been injured on the final kickoff of the first half in the Week 15 matchup with the Washington Redskins. The Giants currently trail in that game, 17-3.
Vacchiano has been tweeting updates on Thomas. The Giants receiver apparently stayed on the ground well into halftime. Vacchiano's updates were as follows:
On the final kickoff of the first half, Giants WR Devin Thomas got hurt. He's still on the ground as the band sets up for the halftime show.
Thomas still down with about 15 people around him. Band has been instructed to leave the field. No halftime show.
Vacchiano also tweeted a picture of Thomas being carted off the field while the halftime band set up for their show.
There is currently no further information on the injury but we will keep you posted.
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|Tales future grandmas will tell
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JUST A FEW decades ago, a new product cycle might have been 5 to 10 years. Today, many new consumer products are lucky to have a one-year life span.
If you are in the technology field, your business better be reinventing itself every six months, otherwise you will be deemed obsolete in the marketplace and you will be cast on the scrap heap of one-hit wonders.
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AMHERST, N.Y. (AP) - Police say a Buffalo-area contractor installed a video camera in a client's bathroom so he could tape her as she showered.
Kevin Eckert was arrested Saturday at his home. The 60-year-old faces charges of unlawful surveillance and stalking.
Authorities say his customer, an Amherst woman in her 30s, was getting out of the shower one morning earlier this week when she noticed a lens sticking out of an air vent. She called her husband, who discovered the hidden camera and called police.
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Dow CEO testifies on impact of U.S. natural gas crisis on industry
Andrew Liveris, president and chief executive officer of The Dow Chemical Company, testified November 9 during a House Appropriations joint sub-committee hearing in Washington, D.C., on the impact of high and volatile U.S. natural gas prices on the nation''s energy consumers, particularly the chemical industry. According to PRNewswire, Liveris, representing both Dow and the American Chemistry Council (ACC), appeared before the House Sub-committees on Appropriations for Energy and Water Development; Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies. He urged government action to address "one of the worst energy crises in American history." During his oral testimony, Liveris said that over the past six years the price of U.S. natural gas has risen to record high levels — and become uncompetitive with the rest of the world. Liveris stated that high and volatile U.S. natural gas prices are now poised to affect all natural gas consumers — industrial, agricultural and residential. During his testimony Liveris also said that, like other U.S.-based manufacturers, Dow has been forced to take aggressive action to mitigate the impact of high and volatile energy and feedstock costs, including: improving the company''s energy efficiency by 42 percent since 1990; raising product prices; shutting down 23 inefficient plants in North America; and shifting some production overseas to regions of the world where energy prices are lower. Liveris emphasized that recent U.S. natural gas price spikes have been caused by government policies that increased demand for domestic natural gas yet limited access to the nation''s natural gas supplies. He encouraged government action to balance these energy policies in order to address the root cause of the U.S. natural gas crisis and to make the nation more attractive for future industry investment.


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CINCINNATI -- Liking what they had from the 91-win National League Central champions, and not wanting to spend what it would take to dip into the pool for free agents, the Reds made no major upgrades last winter.Still liking what he had and not wanting to part with any of his organization's young prospects, general manager Walt Jocketty also stood pat at the Trade Deadline. The talent was there, but the final outcome was well short of expectations, as the Reds missed the postseason in 2011. Though it would seem unlikely to head into 2012 unchanged again, the type of makeover the secretive Jocketty might consider is unknown. "This is going to be a strange offseason, I think," said pitcher Bronson Arroyo, the longest-tenured Reds player. "I don't think anyone in the locker room here has any idea what moves the front office wants to make. We're flooded with extra guys in a couple of positions. We're lacking some guys in a couple of positions. We have a really young ballclub with a lot of guys that deserve to be at this level. That being said, obviously we weren't good enough to compete in this division this year." Cincinnati thought it was deep with pitching and soon realized how short it was after some injuries and with the lack of a proven ace. The same cast of characters should be back in the mix: Johnny Cueto, Mike Leake, Homer Bailey and, after their disappointing performances, Arroyo, Edinson Volquez and Travis Wood. All signs are pointing to reliever Aroldis Chapman being in contention for a spot as well. The free-agent market will be sparse for top-flight starting pitching -- with Rangers left-hander C.J. Wilson likely to be the biggest name. Jocketty might want to consider emulating the Brewers, who emptied their farm system to acquire ace Zack Greinke and No. 2 starter Shaun Marcum. It helped Milwaukee dethrone the Reds as division winners. The core of position players -- Joey Votto, Brandon Phillips, Jay Bruce, Scott Rolen and Drew Stubbs -- is expected to be back. Like last winter, there are question marks going into this offseason about left field and shortstop again after no one really cemented those roles regularly during the season. The Reds' attendance climbed from 2.06 million last season to 2.21 million this season, which is often an indication that there might be a little more money to spend after there was an $80 million payroll in 2011. "They have a lot on their plate, and I don't know what direction they'll go," Arroyo said. "It's whether to keep it young and keep the core guys here that we have or add a couple of pieces or feel like there should be a couple of drastic trades with some of our prospects to acquire other guys." This is where the Reds' roster stands as they head into the offseason: Contract issues Free agents: C Ramon Hernandez, LHP Dontrelle Willis, SS Edgar Renteria, OF Fred Lewis
Club options: 2B Brandon Phillips, RHP Francisco Cordero
Player options: None
Eligible for arbitration: LHP Bill Bray, RHP Edinson Volquez, RHP Nick Masset, RHP Homer Bailey, SS Paul Janish, RHP Jose Arredondo, RHP Jared Burton Catchers: Ramon Hernandez
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Yasmani Grandal It seems unlikely that the Reds would retain Hernandez with top prospect Mesoraco having reached the Majors and being highly regarded. Manager Dusty Baker likes to keep his catchers' legs fresh, and a tandem situation in 2012 with Hanigan and Mesoraco seems like a strong possibility. Grandal climbed from High-A and reached Triple-A by season's end and acquitted himself well in his first full pro season. First base: Joey Votto Votto backed up his 2010 MVP season with another excellent year that might have garnered more MVP talk had the Reds been contenders. Media speculation is simmering that the Reds might move Votto with two years left on his three-year contract, since he will make an affordable $9 million in 2012 before the big jump to $17 million in 2013, followed by possible free agency. Bet that Votto will still be in a Reds uniform come Spring Training. Second base: Brandon Phillips
Chris Valaika Phillips' $12 million option is going to be picked up, now the only question is whether he and the Reds can complete a contract extension. Either way, Phillips seems to be the incumbent at the leadoff spot, and his superlative glove is going nowhere. Valaika, who is recovering from surgery to repair a torn ACL, should be in the mix to compete for a roster spot at camp next year. Shortstop: Zack Cozart
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Edgar Renteria After Janish and Renteria were unable to hold down the job, the Reds called up Cozart from Triple-A Louisville. Cozart only played in 11 games in the big leagues before a freak elbow injury from a second-base collision ended his season. But it was an all-around impressive 11 games, and enough that Cozart at least has the inside track going into camp. The job was Janish's entering the year, but he never got on track offensively, and he made some unexpected errors. If the Reds do go with Cozart, they would be wise to choose better insurance than Renteria, who was lackluster offensively and brought little to the table defensively. He also didn't provide much bench flexibility by playing only one position. Third base: Scott Rolen
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Todd Frazier Rolen was limited to 65 games because of a bad left shoulder, an injury that required surgery, and he is entering the final year of his contract. Injuries to Francisco scuttled a huge opportunity until September, but he's shown impressive power and improved defense that should leave the Reds optimistic. Frazier did not hit well, but he played strong defensively and can play all around the infield. Outfield: Jay Bruce
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Dave Sappelt Left field is the huge question mark. Chris Heisey hit well when he got the opportunity, but he was also given favorable matchups. Although right-handed, Heisey isn't strong against lefty pitchers and mostly pulls the ball. Alonso showed he could hit big league pitching and belongs at the highest level. He was initially shaky in left field because he lacks speed, but he proved more competent over the last few weeks. The former first baseman is dedicating himself to shedding weight and preparing himself for left field in the offseason. If the Reds do go outside the organization for a bat, this might be where they put him. Rotation: Johnny Cueto
Bronson Arroyo
Edinson Volquez
Mike Leake
Homer Bailey
Aroldis Chapman
Travis Wood
Dontrelle Willis Once again the rotation is deep, with more names than spots, but as was learned this season, it doesn't guarantee positive results. Cueto took a huge step forward and is the likely ace for 2012. But as the Phillies and Giants have shown, it doesn't hurt to have multiple aces, and the Reds would be wise to see what's out there. Volquez and Wood were the two biggest disappointments this season, and a rebound by both would be a boost. Arroyo set a club record for home runs allowed and will have to figure out how to improve himself at 35 years old. Leake took a step forward in his second pro season and could be a candidate to work 200 innings next season. Bailey had some positive moments but wasn't durable. He needs to stay off the disabled list. The X factor is Chapman, who might thrive throwing every fifth day. But, after he demonstrated physical and maturity issues this past season, does he have the makeup to handle the job? Bullpen: Francisco Cordero
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Matt Maloney The big question is what the Reds will do for a closer if Cordero's $12 million option isn't picked up or an extension isn't worked out. No viable candidates presented themselves in-house this season. If Cordero doesn't return, the club would likely have to go outside the organization. Though Chapman has closer's stuff, he doesn't have the ability to work over several consecutive days. He is also a good bet to start next season.
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St. Louis certainly has an abundance of libraries. Some are architecturally significant. Others have quite a history, but most are keeping up with the times technologically and have wonderful educational opportunities and programs.
Most of us are aware of the fabulous new face lift on the St. Louis Public Library, but I bet few realize that it is considered the number two urban library in the nation. Here are some other fun facts about our city library:
1)The oldest document in the Library's collection is a clay tablet dating from 2375 BCE. Its message, written in cuneiform in the Sumerian language, is an economic text dealing with measurements of fields.
2)The smallest book in the Library's collection is "The Twelve Horary Signs-Chinese Zodiac". A micro book, it measures only 0.95mm square and "looks like a speck of sand with corners. This was a gift to the Library from Hope and Julian Edison and is now a part of an extensive Rare Books and special Collections area.
3)During the restoration and renewal of Central Library, the building's 3.5 million-item collection was moved off-site. It took nearly 25 miles of shelving to hold Central's collection-enough to stretch from the Gateway Arch to Chesterfield.
In our metropolitan area we have the St. Louis County Library System which was the busiest library in Missouri in 2011. The system circulated over 12 million items last year. 50,000 kids enrolled in SLCL's summer reading club program in 2012, a 30% increase over last year. Over 6 million people visited the library last year, thats more than the total attendance of all St. Louis pro-sports teams combined.
Of course Washington University and St. Louis University have incredible research libraries. Recently retired Vice-Chancellor and Dean of the Olin Library System has taken the library from the days of the card catalogue to the development of the online catalog, the total renovation of the John M. Olin Library, the evolution of the library's system into a networked hub serving users on and off campus, and continual efforts to improve library services and strengthen staff skills.
Dean Baker was on the Today Show talking about Washington University's recent discovery, which made national headlines. She appeared with Monticello scholar Ann Lucas Birle to talk about the university's recent discovery of 74 books once owned by Thomas Jefferson that were in the Rare Book Collection.
St. Louis University is home to one half the Vatican Film Library in the Pius XII Library. The Knights of Columbus Vatican Film Library is an outstanding research collection for medieval and Renaissance manuscript studies. Only Rome has the same materials. The library was opened in 1959 and has recently had a full renovation.
The St Louis Mercantile Library located on the campus of U.M.S.L It was established in 1846 by civic leaders and philanthropists and exists today as a vibrant community and cultural asset. It is the oldest library west of the Mississippi and the grandparent of all cultural institutions in St. Louis.
The task of the Mercantile Library as a research library is to make its collections, which have come to concentrate on Western Expansion and the history, development and growth of the St. Louis region and of the American rail and river transportation experiences available to the widest number of local and national users.
There are wonderful municipal libraries not connected with the St. Louis County Library System such as the University City Public Library, The Kirkwood Public Library and the Ferguson Municipal Public Library. Each has its own fascinating history and in many cases were begun by community volunteers.
St Louisans certainly have every opportunity to be literate in many fields with all of these wonderful institutions available to them.
(The opinions expressed are not necessarily those of St. Louis Public Radio.)
Nancy Kranzberg
Arts Aficionado Nancy Kranzberg has been involved in the arts community for some thirty years. She serves on numerous arts affiliated boards, including The St. Louis Art Museum, Laumeier Sculpture Park where she is the Co-Chair, The Sheldon Arts Foundation and the Sheldon Art Gallery Board, Jazz at the Bistro, The Missouri Mansion Preservation Inc., The Mid American Arts Alliance, and the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis. Nancy was named Women of Achievement and was awarded the Distinguished Alumnae Award at Washington University Nancy is a docent at the St. Louis Art Museum and is an honorary docent at Laumeier Sculpture Park. At age 60 she became a Jazz singer. She performs with the Second Half which features Chancellor Tom George on the piano.


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A former N.C. DOT official's premature pledge of funds has led to Raleigh's Union Station project facing a $15 million deficit.
The Viaduct Building on West Martin Street in Raleigh was supposed to be part of a $60 million makeover as part of the city's Union Station project, officials said in September.
"This is going to mean new jobs. More economic development -- more revitalization of the core of this region," said then-Secretary of Transportation Gene Conti.
WNCN News has now learned that approximately $15 million in federal funds are being pulled from the project to go towards other rail improvements in the state.
N.C. DOT officials say former Deputy Secretary For Transit Paul Morris should not have promised that $15 million, which was a tentative amount, only to be given to the Raleigh project should the other rail project come under budget.
That other project, the Piedmont Improvement Program, needs the money. Officials say Morris should have issued those provisions in his letter of intent to the city of Raleigh when pledging those funds.
The N.C. DOT says current Secretary Tony Tata is working with Raleigh to find other fund sources to make both projects happen as planned.
The city manager says Raleigh is looking at other options as well -- from finding more funding to scaling back the project, such as opening a first phase of a new hub and expanding once more funds are available.
He does say, however, the design phase is moving forward regardless of funding.
The new Union Station project was supposed to replace the old Amtrak station, which sees more than 200,000 passengers a year.
The project was to be completed by 2017, but now it's exact future is up in the air.
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Giants give solid Cain first victory
Righty's only blemish in 5 1/3 shutout innings is five walks
SAN FRANCISCO -- Matt Cain, who frequently loses games like the one that unfolded Monday night, refused to dwell on his first victory of the season."That's the least of my worries," Cain said. But his teammates, who all too often have seen Cain bequeath a late lead that dissolves in the bullpen's hands or receive no decision after pitching a seven- or eight-inning gem, delighted in the talented but luckless 23-year-old right-hander who earned the decision in the Giants' 4-0 triumph over the Colorado Rockies. "I'm glad we got Cain's first win out of the way," closer Brian Wilson said. "Now we can roll." Tyler Walker, who pitched the eighth inning, recalled working the same inning behind Cain on April 12, when St. Louis scored three runs to erase a 5-2 Giants advantage. "That was definitely something I've thought about for a couple of weeks now," Walker said. "So it's kind of a good feeling to pitch a scoreless inning to help him get the win. He's pitched well enough to win several times, so that has to be frustrating for him. But now he has something to build off of." So do the Giants. After yielding 10 runs in each of their previous two games against Cincinnati, the Giants rebounded to notch their fourth shutout, most in the Major Leagues. "That's pretty solid," said Wilson, who pitched the ninth. Speaking for the bullpen, he added, "Each guy goes in with the intention of putting up a zero and we feed off each person who goes in in each inning and try to maintain that." Cain (1-2) established the pattern with his 5 1/3 innings. He ended a streak of 10 consecutive winless starts with his first victory since last Aug. 28, also against Colorado and left-hander Franklin Morales. Cain allowed only four hits but walked five, which prompted his relatively early exit with a pitch count of 108. "I was just a little erratic," Cain said. "I couldn't keep it honed in." He was effective enough to improve to 6-3 with a 2.89 ERA lifetime against Colorado, the reigning National League champions who have lost four in a row. Explaining his success against the Rockies, Cain said, "They're always swinging the bats well, it seems. I try to take some of their aggressiveness and turn it around. It seems to be working so far."
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If you've read my book review column before, you know I'm a fan of juxtaposed story telling. And if you've read my column closely, you also know that when Rachel Cohn and David Levithan pair up as coauthors, I will be madly rushing to the library to find myself a copy of their book.
Best known for Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist, Cohn and Levithan continually write teen love stories from the perspective of both individuals in the relationship, usually revolving the novel around New York City's hipster culture. For Nick and Norah, the connection was music. For Dash and Lilly, that connection is words.
Dash is an intelligent, snarky Manhattan teenage boy who is jaded by pop culture and obsessed with improving and flaunting his expansive vocabulary. Throughout the book, he is described as always having a snarl on his face, even earning him the nickname Snarly. Channeling his inner Holden Caulfield, Dash flees the bustling holiday streets of New York City to peruse a bookstore in solitude, hiding out and reading J.D. Salinger, of course. That's when Dash discovers the notebook, right on his favorite shelf. Inside, there is a series of clues and challenges, leading him on a scavenger hunt around the bookstore. The best part is that the handwriting is obviously that of a girl, and a girl who reads Salinger intrigues Dash. Once he completes the challenge, he is asked to leave his information with the possibility that a mysterious "Lily" will contact him. Instead, Dash leaves his own challenge in the notebook for her
Now, it's time to get inside Lily's head. Lily is quite the opposite of Dash. She is bubbly, free-spirited and still a bit naïve about life and love. However, when she discovers a mystery boy has attempted to make her play her own game, she decides she is ready for an adventure outside of her overprotected life. And so the romance begins upon the pages of the notebook, traded back and forth amongst the two.
The dares and NYC escapades are fun, but most of the joy comes from imagining what the other person is like. The notebook makes it apparent that both Dash and Lily are interesting and smart, but they are still relative strangers to one another, although they feel as if they could tell each other absolutely anything. Slowly but surely, Dash and Lily realize they are in love with the idealized versions of one another, the characters they have created for themselves behind the protection of the notebook. Now, they are both dying to meet, to fall in love outside of the notebook's pages, but will they live up to the expectations they have created?
Book of Dares is witty and charming, allowing readers to feel as if they too are walking the streets of New York and falling in love. Yet the story explores something much bigger than just a few weeks of romance in a city: the question of whether we fall in love with who someone is, or if we fall in love with who we hope someone is.
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Pineapple Orange Trifle Recipe
Guests are pleasantly surprised to see this lovely trifle on my holiday table. Coconut, pineapple and mandarin oranges lend a tropical taste to every spoonful.Renee Schwebach, Dumont, Minnesota
- 1 can (14 ounces) pineapple tidbits
- 2 cups cold 2% milk
- 2 packages (3.4 ounces each) instant vanilla pudding mix
- 1 cup (8 ounces) sour cream
- 1 can (11 ounces) mandarin oranges, drained
- 1 prepared angel food cake (8 to 10 ounces), cut into 1-inch cubes
- 1 carton (8 ounces) frozen whipped topping, thawed
- 1/2 teaspoon orange extract
- 1/3 cup flaked coconut, toasted
- Drain pineapple, reserving 2/3 cup juice; set pineapple aside. In a large bowl, whisk the milk, pineapple juice and pudding mixes for 2 minutes. Let stand for 2 minutes or until soft-set. Whisk in sour cream; fold in oranges and pineapple.
- Place a third of the cake cubes in a 3-qt. trifle bowl; top with a third of the pudding mixture. Repeat layers twice. Cover and refrigerate for 3 hours. Combine whipped topping and extract; spread over the top. Sprinkle with coconut. Yield: 12 servings.
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Recently, I had a distasteful conversation with a Lewiston businessman. This man did a great job at a great price with the task I brought him. Our conversation led him to elaborate on problems this country faces. It was a diatribe against various ethnic and religious groups which I will not repeat. Various slurs were used, including the "n" word.
This person believes that even legal immigration is bad for the L-A area; that the poor are unwilling to work; the wealth of the country is held by one religious group; and he had nothing positive to say about Barack Obama.
Attempts I made to dismiss racism as a topic or to dispute his "facts" were ignored.
I left depressed and disheartened. Such views and his vehemence do not lead to greater understanding among people who disagree. Blaming certain groups, or a monolithic, indefinable concept of "the government," solves nothing and reveals ignorance and a willful disregard for the truth.
I heard hatred and fear in his voice. Perhaps he is unable to adjust in a rapidly changing world. Since he was willing to have this conversation with someone he doesn't even know, he must have assumed I would feel the same way.
Is that type of thinking more widespread than I believe?
Rich, poor, middle-class, white, black — none of us fits easily into one category to be judged by others. Everyone has a story.
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Employee recognition set for June 20 Springdale ceremony
SPRINGDALE, Ark., June 16, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- The year 1984 was a time of change and triumphs for the United States. The first Apple Macintosh personal computer was introduced to consumers at a price of $2,495, while a gallon of gasoline was selling for $1.19 and the XXIII Olympiad was held in Los Angeles, Calif. Ronald Reagan was president of the United States, Michael Jordan was drafted by the NBA's Chicago Bulls, movies such The Terminator were all the rage and the Los Angeles Raiders beat the Washington Redskins in Super Bowl XVIII.
Another impressive accomplishment began in 1984 at the Cargill Turkey and Cooked Meats (CTCM) feed mill, located in Springdale, Ark. The mill, which furnishes feed for Cargill's turkey business in this region, operated an entire year without experiencing any loss of production time due to a workplace injury. Thirty years later, in February 2014, the same mill reached an impressive milestone by operating 30 consecutive years, five days a week, 20 hours a day, without any employee lost time injuries.
This 30-year achievement will be celebrated with a ceremonial awards luncheon on Friday, June 20, 2014, 11:30 a.m., in Springdale, Ark., at the feed mill location. Representatives from the CTCM Springdale, Ark., feed mill and CTCM Gentry, Ark., turkey hatchery, will be presented awards, honoring their years of dedication to employee and workplace safety.
"Cargill was built on a firm foundation of respect, integrity and commitment to health and safety," said Shane Acosta, general manager for Cargill's turkey operations in Northwest Arkansas, headquartered in Springdale. "Employee and workplace safety is one of our top priorities and the employees of the Springdale mill should take great pride in this tremendous achievement they have worked so hard to earn. We are also honoring a similar 22-year accomplishment by our hatchery team at Gentry, Ark."
For the nearly 40 Cargill employees who work at the feed mill, each workweek is filled with activity focused on providing high quality, nutritious feed for tens-of-thousands of hungry Cargill turkeys in the region. An average week for the feed mill consists of 100 hours of operation, with employees working in 10 hour shifts, two shifts daily, five days a week. In these 100 hours, Cargill employees produce, load and ship approximately 5.6 million pounds (2,800 tons) of feed, which is delivered to Cargill's contract turkey farmers located throughout the region.
Each week, the mill receives the equivalent of approximately 110 truckloads of ingredients and ships an average of 112 truckloads of finished feed. The process of loading and unloading these feed ingredients and the finished product is labor intensive and involves handling rail cars, trucks and filling and drawing from large grain silos. This type of work requires a great deal of care and concentration to be accomplished safely each day. It is a direct reflection of the feed mill employees' commitment to safety that more than 11,000 days have elapsed since the last lost time injury occurred.
The ceremony for invited guests will take place in the parking area adjacent to Cargill's turkey feed mill facility located at 2201 Long Street in Springdale. To help celebrate the accomplishment, Cargill representatives, as well as state and federal legislators and government agencies will attend.
Ricky Belk, director of Arkansas Department of Labor, will initiate the recognition with remarks commending and congratulating the Cargill management and employees for the 30-year achievement by the feed mill, as well as the 22-year milestone for no lost time injuries that was achieved this year by the company's turkey hatchery at Gentry, Ark.
"The Arkansas Department of Labor has been recognizing employers for safe work time for over 30 years," said Belk. "For a company to have a record of safety that spans nearly that entire time is an incredible achievement. It is an honor to be invited to celebrate this important milestone with the employees of Cargill and I am looking forward to congratulating them for their dedication to safety in our state."
Both Cargill facilities being recognized are part of the Cargill Turkey and Cooked Meats (CTCM) business based in Wichita, Kan. Cargill entered the turkey business in the late 1960s, and currently CTCM encompasses 16 U.S. facilities that include hatcheries, feed mills, harvesting and meat processing plants and a distribution center. In addition to live turkey production and processing, CTCM operates facilities that provide consumers with further processed and cooked meats. CTCM facilities are located in Arkansas, Missouri, Texas, Virginia, Nebraska and Minnesota, employ approximately 5,400 people and process an average of 1.07 billion pounds of turkey meat annually, making Cargill one of the leading turkey products companies in the U.S.
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TOPSFIELD — Mr. William Warren Kimball, 85, of Topsfield, beloved husband of Janet Priscilla (Macdonald) Kimball, died Saturday, December 1, 2012, at Lahey Clinic Medical Center, Burlington.
Born in Danvers, he was the son of the late Alfred M. and Bessie H. (Shirley) Kimball, he was raised and educated in Danvers and was a graduate of the former Holten High School.
An honorably discharged veteran, Mr. Kimball served his country during World War II as a member of the United States Navy. William had been employed as a meat cutter for the former First National Stores for many years prior to his retirement in 1990. A resident of the Town of Topsfield since 1964 , he was a long-time member of the Congregational Church of Topsfield.
In addition to his loving wife of 64 years, William is survived by his daughter, Rebecca Ann Griffen and her husband, James C.; and his two grandchildren, Samantha and William C. Griffen. He was also the brother of the late Francis S. and Melvin E. Kimball.
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Remploy workers strike over factory closures
Workers at Remploy factories across Wales are taking industrial action in response to a decision taken by the Westminster Government to close or sell-off 54 Remploy factories in the UK.
Remploy workers at most factories voted by large margins for the action.
However, workers at Wrexham carried out their own ballot and have decided not to strike, with workers feeling that action is 'too little, too late.'
Factories at Aberdare, Abertillery, Merthyr Tydfil, Swansea and Wrexham will close between August and mid-December with the loss of almost 200 jobs.
While the future of the factories in both Neath Port Talbot and Porth in the Rhondda is uncertain the factories in Bridgend and Croespenmaen will remain open for the time being. However, with uncertainty still looming over their long-term future workers will take to the picket line supported in many places by their local MPs.
Unite and the GMB have been campaigning to keep the Remploy factories open as viable businesses and workers at the 54 factories - 27 of which face the axe - have been spurred on to take industrial action today after receiving more than 7,500 individual messages of support.
– Phil Davies, GMB National Secretary
The government's intention to destroy thousands of disabled workers jobs in Remploy has given rise to an overwhelming vote for strike action against the proposed closures of their 54 factories.
These closures are going ahead without any consideration of the feelings and needs of these workers and their families or their future job prospects. To close a factory that employs disabled people in the present economic climate is a sentence to life of unemployment and poverty.
On Tuesday the Welsh Government confirmed it will pay firms taking on Remploy workers who lose their jobs when their factories shut. Education Minister Leighton Andrews said costs and wages would be covered for up to four years.
Following a review the UK Government decided to close many of the Remploy sites claiming that they were not financially viable but also insist that they are committed to supporting disabled workers.
– Maria Miller MP, Minister for Disabled People
This review is about spending money differently, not cutting it. The amount of money going into employment services for disabled people is already being protected... the report sets out a bold and innovative vision for moving support away from institutions and placing power in the hands of disabled people themselves.
Disabled people are part of mainstream society and that means being part of the mainstream workplace. It is vital that Government Departments work together to realise the aspirations of disabled people and to support them to achieve those aspirations.
That is why I am announcing here and now that the Government has accepted the recommendation that a cross Government ministerial group should drive forward a strategy for disabled people's employment.
The report makes a number of other detailed recommendations on how we might better use the resource available to Government in supporting disabled people into and in work. We will be considering all the recommendations and will respond in due course. Government intends to consult on these before moving to any decisions.
Unite Union has also announced a second day of strikes to take place on Thursday 26 July.


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Python 101 – Writing Update
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It's time for another update! I want to apologize for not writing sooner, but I've been without internet for several days and I'm writing this from my phone. I just wanted to let you all know that I'm planning to finish part two this week.
I've had some people ask if I plan to release the book under a Creative Commons or similar license. While I'm not really interested in releasing the eBook itself like that, I am considering turning the book's contents into a website, kind of like Dive Into Python.
I may make that my next stretch goal. Let me know what you think in the comments.
If you'd like to support the book, feel free to go to the Kickstarter page


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This cozy Key West Style 3-bedroom cottage with a bayou view, backs onto 17 acres of mangrove forest that give opportunities for seeing wildlife. Only minutes on foot to direct beach access.
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The master bedroom has a queen-sized bed and television, with a full sized bed and television in the second, and 2 twins in the third bedrooms. The house is recently remodeled, with new paint, cabinetry, light fixtures, appliances (including washer & dryer), furniture, linens, kitchen items, tile floors, window treatments, landscaping, in-ground pool, brick BBQ, pool furniture, hammock, and picket fencing. There is cable tv in the living room and master bedroom. All towels, linens, cooking utensils, and beach chairs are provided.
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The home is only 3 blocks to beach, 2 blocks to Tampa Bay, a short walk to shops and restaurants, and a 3 minute ride to Publix. Free Trolley.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (TheStreet) -- Final overall survival results from the phase III study of Aveo Pharmaceuticals' (AVEO) kidney cancer drug tivozanib were released Tuesday night, and as expected, tivozanib-treated patients were at a greater risk of death than those treated with Onyx Pharmaceuticals' (ONXX) Nexavar.
At the median, the difference in survival was just two weeks. Tivozanib-treated patients reported a median overall survival of 28.8 months compared to 29.3 months for Nexavar patients.
However, when overall survival in the study was analyzed over two years, the relative risk of death was 25% higher in the tivozanib arm relative to the Nexavar arm. [Hazard ratio = 1.245.] While survival trended against tivozanib, the greater risk of death was not statistically significant.Aveo has struggled for months to assuage investor concerns about the confounding results from the tivozanib study in advanced kidney cancer patients. Tivozanib met the primary endpoint of the study by delaying tumor regrowth by almost three months more than Nexavar (11.9 months vs. 9.1 months.) However, this significant improvement in progression-free survival favoring tivozanib did not help patients live longer. Last August, shares of Aveo fell from $14 to $8 when the company first disclosed FDA's concerns about the confounding survival analysis from the tivozanib trial. Aveo shares closed Tuesday at $7.89 but were down 11% to $7.04 in early Wednesday trading. Aveo believes overall survival of tivozanib was snake bit by a study design that allowed patients treated initially with Nexavar to receive effective, subsequent therapy, including tivozanib. Of the 257 patients who started the study on Nexavar, 74% "crossed over" to receive treatment with other kidney cancer drugs, including tivozanib and other so-called VEGF therapies like Pfizer's (PFE) Sutent or GlaxoSmithKline's (GSK) Votrient. By comparison, 36% of the patients treated initially with tivozanib went on to receive additional kidney cancer drugs, including 10% who received subsequent VEGF therapies. In certain smaller subsets of patients, overall survival trended in favor of tivozanib over Nexavar, the opposite of what occurred in the study as a whole. Some of these alternate survival analyses were pre-defined in the study's statistical analysis plan, while others were not, a company spokesman said.
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Browns run defense vs. Raiders RB Darren McFadden
Cleveland must be sound vs. Oakland's ground game, and it must be stout. Any mistakes that allow speedy RB Darren McFadden to get to the second level with a head of steam could be very costly. The 6-2, 210-pound McFadden, who's rushed for 519 yards on 91 carries, not only has an extra gear, but he runs with power. He will test the Browns' secondary on multiple fronts if he breaks loose. Already McFadden has seven rushes of 20 yards or more in 2011.
The Browns are most vulnerable on the edges, where they lack speed. Titans RB Chris Johnson has struggled mightily this season, but one of the few times where he's looked like his old self was on a 25-yard dash vs. Cleveland in Week Four. On the play, DRE Jayme Mitchell ran to his left in anticipation of Tennessee, which had placed its fullback on that side of the formation, running that way. Instead, Johnson took the hand-off and went left. OLB Chris Gocong was caught flat-footed and could not tackle Johnson, who broke free for his longest run of the season.
Overall, though, the Browns' defense has been respectable. Though the Browns have surrendered the eighth-most rushing yards per game (124.5 ypg), they are allowing a respectable 3.95 yards per carry, 13th-best in the NFL. Also, they have allowed just two rushes of 20 yards or more.
The Browns have particularly done well defending inside runs. DTs Ahytba Rubin and Phil Taylor are tough to move, and MLB D'Qwell Jackson (40 tackles) is having a wonderful season. That said, Oakland has been effective attacking the middle with the running game, averaging 4.71 yards per carry on 58 plays, according to NFL statistics.


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Gray, born in Slovenia in 1979, showed his predisposition for music even when he was a child. By the time he was seven, he was playing guitar and drums while attending music school. Finally, he discovered electronic music, which remains one of the greatest passions in his life. His first DJing experience, in 1999, opened a new world to him and led him to become a professional DJ. While performing all over Slovenia he developed a distinctive style and personal technique which, in 2002, provided a ticket to international performances in Macedonia, Belgium, Spain and Germany.
Being more than just a �spinner�, Gray recognized a love for music production and succeeded in getting his work published for the first time on a Finnish label Fak Records compilation EP, followed by his first single EP released by Force Inc. Music Works, from Germany, in 2002. He then introduced a techno sound with something different, resulting in a cover of a traditional Serbian/Macedonian folksong, �Ajde Jano�, where the lyrics were interpreted by Celtic singer Talitha MacKenzie (USA/Scotland). The song was released by Invasion records, from Belgium, owned and run by DJ & producer Zzino. �Ajde Jano� was also remixed by several other producers, including Adam Jay, Flash Golden and Bj�rn Bommersheim.
As his music evolved beyond techno and his electronic sound skills matured, he started to incorporate electro and house sound into his work, efforts which were praised by Billy Nasty. The first EP resulting from this style, called �Eletronuet�, was released in early 2005, published by XL Recordings sub label Platinum Projects (UK), under his real name, Jernej Graj. Simultaneously, his has released records in various genres on Highland Beats Technology Music Works, Yin Yang, Evolved Records, *Cutz, Evopro Recordings, Advanced, Kazoo Records, Techment Records, Sucasa and his own techno label called Audionautica and its house sub-label Audionautica House Recordings.


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A lapse in memory.
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There are moments, objects and scenes that exist between reality and thought. They are felt and go unseen. Existing between positive and negative, past and future, right and wrong.
Acerca del autorJames Gehrt
jgehrt Easthampton, MA, USA
I have been carrying a camera with me for 25 years. I shoot the things in life, were I am. The subjects are usually not beautiful on their own, but somehow strike me by the beauty found in their commonality. Not the extraordinary, but the ordinary. Simple, usually quiet subjects that may go unnoticed. Black and white because, I guess that is the way I see. To me, my images feel a bit sad, a bit strange, a bit interesting, and the subjects, somehow unique. I hope you enjoy and thank you for visiting.
Fecha de publicación 16 de mayo de 2011
Dimensiones Cuadrado pequeño 50 páginas Papel estándar
Categoría Fotografía artística
Etiquetas Black and White photography, James Gehrt, Front Porch Editions
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ajobson dice
Lovely imagery although I personally like more of a narrative to a body of work
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un véritable regard qui mérite une véritable série o£u la matière tiendra une grande place.
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Serene images, beautifully captured. Bravo !!!
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Beautifuly seen and executed.
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Jackson's current contract pays him $7 million and expires at the end of the season, making it unlikely that a prospective suitor would want to take on that money when he could be acquired in free agency at the end of the season without having to give anything back to St. Louis.
Jackson is currently in his ninth season with the St. Louis Rams, who drafted him out of Oregon State. So far in 2012, Jackson has carried 108 times for 403 yards and just one touchdown. If his current 3.7 yards per carry average held for the entire season, it would be the worst mark of his career.
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Speaking at an event in Nicosia on the occasion of declaring the year 2013 as 'The Year of Makarios,' President Christofias said Archbishop Makarios, the first President of the Republic of Cyprus, "led our homeland in truly trying times" and "fought for a Cyprus free from colonial rule and away from nationalistic extremities and chauvinism."
President Christofias referred to the work of Makarios and his efforts to reach a solution of the Cyprus problem, which culminated with the signing of the Makarios-Denktash agreement for a federal solution.
"The federation was a painful compromise, a compromise that reveals the proportions of the tragedy and the betrayal of 1974 against Cyprus and its people. It also proves that Makarios had the political judgment and gravity to take crucial decisions for the future of Cyprus," he said, adding that the five Presidents that followed have all followed the same policy in their efforts to achieve a peaceful, viable and functional solution.
President Christofias noted that "today we continue the same route mapped out by Archbishop Makarios, because it is the only way to avoid the division of our homeland."