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The new storage and distribution facility will allow the company to continue to produce at an increased capacity to meet growing consumer and market demand.
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Coors Light Continues its Commitment to Historically Black CollegesAugust 29, 2014 2:00 pm | by Coors Brewing Company
Supporting the HBCU Classics for more than 25 years, Coors Light maintains its commitment as a community leader that supports higher education, civic leadership and economic empowerment. This year, Coors Light is awarding each participating school $10,000 in scholarships.
US Economy Grew at Brisk Rate in Q2August 29, 2014 1:30 pm | by Martin Crutsinger, AP Economics Writer
After a bleak start to the year, the U.S. economy grew at a brisk annual rate of 4.2 percent in the April-June quarter, the government said Thursday, slightly faster than first estimated.
Where You Live May Be a Factor in Foodborne IllnessesAugust 29, 2014 1:00 pm | by Kansas State University
Improving education about risky food handling behaviors would reduce the amount of foodborne illness and help improve food security around the world, according to Kansas State University research.
Labor Day Wish: Workers Want More Control of SchedulesAugust 29, 2014 12:30 pm | by University of Chicago
Almost half of young workers are given their work schedule with one week's notice or less, according to the new national study by researchers from the University of Chicago.
US Current Leader in Wine SegmentAugust 29, 2014 12:00 pm | by Investorideas.com
According to recent research from Smart Research, the US is the market leader in the wine segment but China is projected to take the leading position by 2016-17.
Exploring Advances in Sustainable ManufacturingAugust 29, 2014 10:30 am | by Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies
Experts from a range of disciplines explore the latest research on sustainable manufacturing and how life cycle engineering is being used to reduce environmental impact.
How to Prevent Organic Food FraudAugust 29, 2014 10:00 am | by American Chemical Society
Researchers note that the demand for organic food is growing at a rapid clip. However, figuring out whether a fruit or vegetable was grown under organic conditions is fraught with complications. Monika Hohmann and her colleagues decided to take a stab at developing a new method.
Teamsters Warn of Antitrust Obstacles to Sysco, US Foods MergerAugust 29, 2014 8:45 am | by International Brotherhood of Teamsters
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters warned industry analysts and investors about possible antitrust obstacles connected to the proposed merger of Sysco and US Foods. The merger is currently under antitrust review by the Federal Trade Commission.
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Being able to track a part, product or component through a manufacturing process can go a long way in preventing defects, recalls, product returns and combating counterfeit components.
Vermont Bistro Scolded For Removing its Bacon SignAugust 29, 2014 8:00 am | by Associated Press
Sneakers Bistro and Cafe in Winooski, Vermont removed its bacon advertisement and was called insensitive to vegans and Muslims for doing so. Comments were posted in an online forum by "a vegan and a member of a Muslim household."
Consumer Trends: What Would Entice Americans to Try New Foods?August 28, 2014 2:20 pm | by Mintel Group
What truly drives consumers to choose healthy items over the potentially more enticing, yet unhealthy options? New research finds that more often than not, diners eat with their eyes, not their stomachs.
Researchers Discover Why Listeria Bacterium is So Hard to FightAugust 28, 2014 2:00 pm | by Nucleic Acids Research
The harmful and potentially deadly bacterium Listeria is extremely good at adapting to changes. Now, research from the University of Southern Denmark uncovers exactly how cunning Listeria is and why it is so hard to fight. The discovery can help develop more efficient ways to combat the bacteria.
Godiva Takes Chocolate Lovers Around the World in 6 BitesAugust 28, 2014 12:30 pm | by GODIVA Chocolatier
GODIVA Chocolatier launched its new Chef Inspirations- Flavors of the World limited edition collection. The chocolates incorporate surprising flavor profiles to allow fans to travel the world in six bites.
Are South Korea's Dog-Eating Days Over?August 28, 2014 12:00 pm | by YOUKYUNG LEE, AP Business Writer
The long tradition of eating dog meat in South Korea is such that a respected 17th century book on Korean medicine extols its health benefits. But today it is an increasingly tough sell and a less attractive dining option for young South Koreans.
GMA to Assess the Safety of Ingredients Used in Food ProductsAugust 28, 2014 10:21 am | by Grocery Manufacturers Association
The Grocery Manufacturers Association announced a five-part initiative that will advance the procedures used to assess the safety of ingredients used in food products. Read on to find out what steps they plan to take.
Infographic: Scary Facts About Food SecurityAugust 28, 2014 10:02 am | by CGIAR
What are we doing to help our world food situation? Here are some startling facts about food production and what that means for us globally.
Utah Approves Winery in Town With Polygamous SectAugust 28, 2014 9:45 am | by LINDSAY WHITEHURST, Associated Press
A Utah town largely controlled by a polygamous sect moved one step closer to opening its first commercial winery, a signal of yet another lifestyle choice that separates the sect from mainstream Mormon teachings.
NJ Company Recalls Chicken Cutlets Over Listeria ConcernsAugust 28, 2014 9:28 am | by Associated Press
Federal officials announced Tnuva USA, a Fairfield-based company, is recalling more than 8,300 pounds of chicken cutlets because of possible listeria contamination.
Government Says Tyson Foods Must Sell Sow-Buying BusinessAugust 28, 2014 9:22 am | by Associated Press
The U.S. Department of Justice said Tyson Foods must sell its sow purchasing business, Heinold Hog Markets, in order to preserve competition for farmers who sell sows, or female pigs.
Farmers Fuel Energy Through Coffee WastewaterAugust 27, 2014 2:19 pm | by UTZ Certified
Latin America produces around 70 percent of the world's coffee and is the continent where 31 percent of the world's freshwater resources are located. Yet, coffee production generates a great amount of wastewater that is regularly released untreated into rivers.


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Old Dominion University's Pretlow Planetarium is proud to bring you two more movies this season. We will be changing the movie monthly this season. Please come back often and see them all. In March we have Black Holes: Journey into the Unknown. We wrap up the season with Dark: Understanding Dark Matter. We have a wide range of topics covered this semester, and we hope you can come enjoy all three movies with us.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - In a graveyard filled with those who died with no money and sometimes no family, he died with even less.
His gravestone simply read, "John (19) Doe."
He was the 19th unidentified man buried in the Bordeaux Cemetery. He lies in plot #555, a grave overlooking the Whites Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant. And around him lie 1,001 others who died penniless and, in some cases, unmourned.
According to a story by The Tennesseean, Sylvia Nolan recently found out that one of them is her son.
His story spans 15 years of heartache, loss and mystery - one in which the answers lay just 3 miles away from her home in an anonymous grave.
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text: 3 Dec 2012 PARKS 100 Looking back on the work of lensman Gordon Parks This year marks the 100th birthday of the legendary American artist Gordon Parks. Though the photographer and filmmaker, who died in 2006, largely focused on social issues like racism and poverty, he also made a name for himself capturing on film the worlds of fashion, art, literature, music, and theater. Most of those images are at last combined in a five-volume collection of books, co-published by Steidl and The Gordon Parks Foundation, out now. In celebration of his centennial year, (November 30 was his birthday), here's a look back at Parks's work. Photography Gordon Parks / Courtesy The Gordon Parks Foundation / Copyright The Gordon Parks Foundation Above: Untitled, Paris, France, 1949Nursemaid's Kerchief by Lilly Daché, New York, New York,1952Muhammad Ali in Training, Miami, Florida, 1966Drugstore Cowboys, Turner Valley, Canada, 1945Malcolm X at Rally, Chicago, Illinois, 1963Ingrid Bergman at Stromboli, Stromboli, Italy, 1949 Facebook Twitter Pintrest


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Local developer lands on hard times — again
Date: June 4, 2009
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A Sarasota developer who was once the point man behind bringing an 800-seat theater and a Waldrof-Astoria hotel to downtown Sarasota is being sued for foreclosure on two properties, including his $950,000 East County home.
The developer, Gary Moyer, is facing a financial battle on several other fronts as well, including a $500,000 bill he owes to Manatee County on unpaid impact fees for Gateway to the Ranch, a commercial project just east of Interstate 75 on State Road 70. He also owes a Manatee County commercial condominium association about $100,000 in maintenance costs and fees for another property in which he has a stake.
The troubles facing Moyer, head of Sarasota-based Lions Gate Development, mirror issues he has had during other parts of his 30-year career, such as a personal bankruptcy filing and a spate of conflicts with banks and partners in the mid-1990s.
Moyer, in a June 2 interview with sister business paper GCBR, said his plight is simply a sign of the times, blaming his litany of financial issues and unpaid debts on the well-documented "soft commercial real estate market." He said he has the money to pay off both foreclosure suits, totaling $1.266 million, which he will do "in the very near future."
Moyer declined to elaborate on exactly when he would pay back the banks that have initiated the foreclosure process against him. But he told GCBR he earned a big payday last November when his former partners behind the Proscenium project in downtown Sarasota bought out his interests there; the Proscenium, as initially planned by Moyer in 2007, was to be an ambitious $1 billion redevelopment of six acres just north of downtown Sarasota.
A New York-based theater company and the Hilton Hotels chain, parent of the Waldorf-Astoria brand, had signed on as partners with Moyer and the other Proscenium developers last year. That project has yet to obtain financing for construction and a $70 million deal for most of the land recently collapsed.
Citing confidentially requirements, Moyer declined to disclose the exact amount of his Proscenium payment, saying only that it's sizeable and more than enough to cover his foreclosure debts.
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The current developers on the Proscenium project, including Sarasota entrepreneur and businessman Zeb Portanova, declined to comment on Moyer.
Moyer is being sued in the 12th Judicial Circuit in Manatee County by two institutions: RBC Bank sued Moyer May 14 for failure to pay $341,346 on a promissory note he signed in July 2007 for an office condo in the San Marco Plaza in Lakewood Ranch and Deutsche Bank sued Moyer May 22 for $925,028 in mortgage payments and interest on the Lakewood Ranch Country Club home he shares with his wife.
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Manatee County Building Director John Barnott said the stores will not be given a certificate of occupancy until the fees, or at least a portion of them, are paid. Moyer, however, said he doesn't technically owe the fees because there are no tenants in the building.
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Salem Basketball Wins GSAC Player and Coach of the Year Awards
February 21, 2013
ATLANTA, Ga. - The Great South Athletic Conference announced their women's basketball postseason award winners on Thursday morning and junior guard Satavia Taylor of Salem College claimed conference Player of the Year honors to highlight the list of recipients. Taylor, a do-it-all playmaker with an array of skills, edged out Agnes Scott's Genefine Sapateh for the league's top prize. Alexis Lee of Pine Manor College claimed the prestigious Freshman of the Year distinction while Salem College head coach, Anita Howard, earned the Coach of the Year nod after guiding the Spirits through an outstanding season.
Satavia Taylor, a 5'9" junior guard from Chicago, spearheaded a Salem Spirits squad that finished 7-3 in league play tied for second place overall. She averaged a league high 17.5 points per game while also leading the league in steals with 84 on the season. In addition to her scoring prowess, Taylor averaged 6 rebounds per contest, tied for the 14th most in league play.
Jasmine Shabazz a junior from Buffalo, NY was honored on the GSAC All-Conference team for her play this season. Shabazz averaged 10.8 points and led the team with 8.1 rebounds. Kristal Lollis (Oberlin, LA) represents the Spirits on the GSAC All-Academic Team.
Anita Howard in her first year, nearly guided the Salem Spirits to a league title, finishing 7-3 overall, just a game behind regular season champ Huntingdon. Howard came to Salem via St. Augustine's College and was also an assistant coach at Shaw University where she helped lead them to the 2011 NCAA Division II Final Four. That team was also the 2011 CIAA Conference Champions. Howard played collegiately at Fort Valley State University where she was a three-time defender of the year and a team captain.
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Satavia Taylor Salem Chicago, Ill. Jr. Guard
Genefine Sapateh Agnes Scott Riverdale, Ga. Sr. Guard
Jessie Blankenship Covenant Lexington, S.C. Jr. Forward
Morgan Crawford Huntingdon Cleveland, Ohio Sr. Guard
Patricia Pickens Huntingdon Anniston, Ala. So. Forward
Arielle Register Agnes Scott Fayetteville, Ga. Sr. Guard
Jasmine Shabazz Salem Buffalo, N.Y. Jr. Center
Natasia Franklin Pine Manor Windsor, Conn. So Forward
Kellie Bacon Wesleyan Baxley, Ga. Jr. Guard
Andrea Kinzer Spelman Nashville, Tenn. So. Forward
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Alexis Lee Pine Manor Akron, Ohio Fr. Guard
Haley Soles Covenant Bishop, Ga. Fr. Guard
Sybil Lynch Pine Manor Hoboken, N.J. Fr. Guard
Alexis Storteboom Covenant Lamont, Mich. Fr. Forward
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In the second part of this United Review interview, Phil Jones talks about the upcoming festive fixtures and answers fans' questions...
So, are you optimistic about the rest of the season?
Absolutely. There are a lot of games coming up and I just want to be involved as much as I can be. The manager talks a lot about the Christmas period being one of the toughest spells of the Premier League season and that to be in a strong position at the turn of the year is vital. We've put ourselves in a good position and we need to keep it going. We have to make the most of the position we're in.
"It's nice if people think one day that [I might become United captain], but there is a long way to go before I can even consider it a possibility. It would be a massive achievement, though."
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ITV News speaks to Bobby Turnbull
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Our Political Correspondent Paul Brand caught up with them as they left with several promises from the Government to change gun licensing.
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Sloppy defending leads to home slip for Exiles
6:59pm Sunday 28th October 2012 in Sport By Michael Pearlman
BAD news continued to come in threes for Newport County AFC as their unbeaten home record was sent tumbling at Rodney Parade.
County probably wouldn't have marked down newly promoted Woking as the side who would finally end the Exiles' fabulous home form, but they'd probably have expected to concede fewer than six against Yate Town.
The Exiles never recovered from a nightmare start in which they conceded twice early and were always chasing the game subsequently, a deficit too far even for Justin Edinburgh's comeback kids.
County were emphasising all week the importance of bouncing back from the humiliation against Yate Town, the despair at the manner of their FA Cup exit, but they started the game like a group suffering a Stag Do-sized hangover.
The Exiles were completely and utterly torn to shreds in the opening 20 minutes, the visitors attacking with pace, width and gusto, and they made Newport look leaden-footed and predictable.
Predictable at least in attack, because at the back County were as predictable and easy to read as David Blaine, though the mystery was what chasm-sized gap would they leave free next?
After only six minutes they went behind, Kevin Betsy taking advantage of some dreadful defending from stand-in right back Max Porter, who exposed Lenny Pidgeley who couldn't recover, Besty drilling past him from close range.
It might've served as a wake-up call but the reality was it was just a precursor to wave after wave of Woking attack, Gavin McCallum twice firing over as the visitors simply waited for County to, in rugby parlance, turn over the ball, which they did time and again.
They paid for it on 16 minutes, flat defending and needlessly conceded possession allowing the excellent ex-Chelsea man Lee Sawyer to slide the ball through to Betsy, who cut inside and fired low and away from Pidgeley into the bottom right- hand corner.
It was no less than Woking deserved but thankfully finally breathed life into the Exiles, who came close from Aaron O'Connor and Danny Crow efforts on the turn as Rodney Parade slowly came to life on the first bitterly cold afternoon of the campaign.
On 35 minutes a fine chance arrived, Thomson's corner met by Andrew Hughes, only for Aaron Howe to save brilliantly, a combination of defender and post denying Crow on the follow-up.
The Exiles desperately needed a spark and just before the interval they got one, a soft free kick conceded 30 yards out, dispatched wonderfully by Andy Sandell, who curled expertly around the wall.
It lifted the gloom at Rodney Parade on what was a special day as part of the club's centenary celebrations, a parade of ex-County greats presented at half-time. Sadly, this was as much celebrating as the home fans would do for the remainder of the afternoon.
The contest shifted hugely after the interval with Newport starting as dominantly as the visitors did in the first period, but simply put, the visiting defence performed better than County's in the first half and held firm.
Indeed, the pivotal moment of the contest came just before the hour when Newport should've levelled matters, a pinball scenario in the box concluding with O'Connor being presented with a tap-in, but he rolled the ball wide, a huge miss.
It seemed imperative that Newport put the ball in the net while they were so on top, and they did do so, but Crow's fine finish was ruled out for offside with 25 minutes remaining and within two minutes it was 3-1.
Pidgeley denied Canadian international McCallum but only delayed the inevitable, some poor defending and an indecisive punch culminating in substitute Bradley Bubb firing home unmarked.
The goal utterly took the sting out of Newport, who despite a slew of attacking substitutions struggled to make any inroads.
Not until the 88th minute did they fashion a clear opening, and when they did they set up a grandstand finish, Sandell's corner headed home by sub Mike Flynn, only to take a further touch in off the returning Danny Crow.
However, County's disjointed display was summed up by their inability to fashion anything in stoppage time, hopeful long balls ultimately amounting to little, County's horror week well and truly complete ahead of Hallowe'en.
County (4-4-2): Pidgeley, Porter, Sandell, James, Hughes, Thomson (Louis 70), Minshull, Evans (Flynn 82), Swallow (Washington 80), O'Connor, Crow.
Subs not used: Harris, Perry.
Woking: Howe, Newton, Cestor, Ricketts, McNerney, Pires (Bubb 66), Parkinson, Betsy, Sawyer, Johnson, McCallum (Doyle 90).
Subs not used: Williams, Sinclair, Beasant.
Referee: Brett Huxtable.
Argus star man: Lee Sawyer (Woking).
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11:24pm Sun 28 Oct 12
COUNTYVOICE says...
JUSTIN its obvious what caused the defeat and i do not know why you think its a dilema to sort it out...............
the defence needs cover when two of our inspirational defenders are out..... pipe and yakubu.
you go on about signing a player and that player shuffling about when the other players come back, but you have that with your forward line at the moment 6 strikers chasing 2-3 spaces.
he same in midfield as well
you need that defensive cover at the back as well, and not makeshift defenders who do their best but are obviously out of their depth.
if reinforcements are not brought in i can see more results like this happening and it could cost us a play off position or top spot.
it is a fact yakubu fine player as he is . is injury prone. so come on justin stop reinforcing the forward line, midfield, and BRING IN SOME DEFENSIVE STRENGTH BEFORE ITS TOO LATE
8:46am Mon 29 Oct 12
RSATaffy says...
10:21am Mon 29 Oct 12
Clever Trevor says...
To me,woking was a hangover from tuesday,you could see the players were just not the same,no spark etc.
On the plus side,i thought Hughes had a good game considering he was injurned.
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Mike Minor turned in one of the better games of his career, dueling with Ryan Vogelsong for six innings, but neither pitcher figured in the decision as the Braves suffered an ugly extra-inning loss at the hands of the Giants, losing 9-4 on Wednesday.
Starting in place of Chipper Jones, Juan Francisco belted a third-inning home run off Vogelsong for an early lead while Minor kept the Giants off the scoreboard. He pitched brilliantly, being perfect through four and didn't allow a hit until the fifth. In the top of the sixth, though, Melky Cabrera punished his old team, tying the game with a solo homer of his own and taunted the fans after doing so.
Minor struck out seven in six innings, allowing only three hits. He walked two, one intentional.
Francisco's homer was all the Braves could muster against Vogelsong in six innings; the Giants right-hander also struck out seven, allowing just four hits.
The score was still tied going to the ninth when Atlanta loaded the bases on a hit by pitch, an error and an intentional walk, but like they had done all night, Braves hitters couldn't chase home the winning run and the game went to extras.
In the 10th, Anthony Varvaro surrendered a one-out triple to Joaquin Arias, but then issued an intentional walk to set up a double play. Outfielder Justin Christian hit what appeared to be an easy groundout to Chipper Jones with the infield in. Instead, when Chipper tried to underhand the ball to Brian McCann, it sailed way over the catcher's head, allowing Arias to score. Melky hurt his old team again with a soft single to left for another run and a 3-1 lead in extra innings.
Atlanta, though, had some comeback left in them. Down to his team's final strike in the bottom of the 10th, Freddie Freeman lined a double to right off Santiago Casilla for Brian McCann and wouldn't you know it? McCann smacked a fastball over the head of Melky Cabrera for a game-tying home run, sending the game to the 11th.
That was the end of good feelings for the Braves, though. Chad Durbin relieved Varvaro with two on and nobody out when Giants infielder Brandon Crawford fouled a ball hard off his right knee. He had to stay in, however, because no other position players were left. But on Durbin's next pitch, Crawford blasted a three-run homer to suck the energy from the crowd. An error and an intentional walk later, Gregor Blanco put the game out of reach with a three-run bomb of his own.
Chipper Jones homered in the bottom of the 11th, but his team had no comeback this time, and the Braves suffer their first extra-inning loss of the year. The home run tied Chipper with George Brett for most RBI by a third baseman. McCann's homer was Atlanta's only hit in nine tries with runners in scoring position. The team left 10 on base.
(Author's note: I apologize for the late post. The Internet connection here died on me while writing the recap and didn't recover until this morning.)


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Having been somewhat unimpressed with the first images from J.J. Abrams' attempt to reboot "Star Trek," I arrived at Paramount Pictures apprehensive about what a 20-minute-plus sneak preview would achieve. The movie's trailer was in theaters this past weekend and, as a longtime "Trek" fan (more the movies than the TV series), I was distraught to find the Enterprise being constructed in Iowa instead of in San Francisco and on a space dock (as creator Gene Roddenberry dictated). So, imagine my surprise when I left the sneak actually looking forward to the movie!
With the new Kirk (Chris Pine), Spock (Zachary Quinto) and Sulu (John Cho) in attendance, Abrams introduced four extended sequences by saying he found it "insane" that he was doing this sneak on the same lot to which his father brought him to see Robert Wise's "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" almost 30 years before. However, having already pitched this road show to press in London and New York, it's clear he knew the reaction would be positive.
(And if you don't like spoilers, now would be a good time to click away.)
Highway to the danger zone: We start with Starfleet Academy cadet Uhura (Zoe Saldana) walking through a packed Iowa bar to order a drink, only to be hit on by her future captain. When some of Uhura's fellow cadets inform the obviously intoxicated Kirk to get lost, fisticuffs ensue (the most clichéd moment from the preview). Kirk is getting pummeled when Captain Pike (a fine Bruce Greenwood) arrives to break it up. Realizing who his students have harassed, Pike has a heart-to-heart with the young man and we discover that Kirk has been running from the shadow of his father, also a Starfleet captain, who sacrificed himself to save his wife and son. Pike tells Kirk that his dad didn't believe in "no-win scenarios" (nice nod) and he would do well to follow in his footsteps. Kirk blows him off, but soon finds himself driving his cycle out to see the new Enterprise under construction. The next morning, he surprises Pike by showing up for the last shuttle to Starfleet Academy. Having previously been told it would take four years to graduate, Kirk gets on board and says, "Four? I'll do it in three."
Good ol' Bones: Fast forward three years and the Enterprise is on its way to Vulcan to investigate a mysterious attack on the planet. Dr. McCoy (Karl Urban) has bypassed Starfleet regulations in order to get his friend Kirk on board the ship. The nostalgic interaction between the two is hilarious and something of a surprise. This sequence also features our first introduction to a young Pavel Chekov (Anton Yelchin) and his continuing problem pronouncing the letter v, most notably when trying to say "vector." It's a funny gag that works better on screen than you'd think. Eventually, the Enterprise arrives at Vulcan and drops out of warp speed. They are soon pummeled by a graveyard of the floating debris from the destroyed Starfleet ships that beat them to engage the enemy. Not a good sign for our heroes.
Fascinating: Eventually, because of a contentious relationship with Spock, Kirk is kicked off the ship and left on the Starfleet outpost of a very icy planet. There, in a scene we didn't get to see, he meets Old Spock, played by Leonard Nimoy. It seems Old Spock has come to this moment in time to make sure Kirk gets back on board the Enterprise and history isn't altered (which seems the aim of the villainous Nero, played by Eric Bana). Concurrently, it turns out that one of the only inhabitants of the outpost is none other than Scotty himself, portrayed inspiringly by Simon Pegg. After Old Spock provides Scotty with a formula to transport people from one ship moving at warp speed to another (something he would have eventually invented himself), they ditch the planet and this Spock. But not before Nimoy can give one last "live long and prosper" for the fans.
Sulu and his killer sword: In a sequence that sold the new direction to this writer, Captain Pike instructs Sulu, Kirk and another officer to do a space jump from the upper atmosphere of Vulcan so they can dismantle Nero's powerful drill that seems to be destroying the planet. The unnamed officer is wearing red, so, in true Trek tradition, he's quickly killed during the jump, but Sulu and Kirk barely deploy their parachutes in time to make it to safety. As soon as they begin destroying the drill, two of Nero's henchmen try to take them out. While Kirk battles the old-fashioned way, Sulu puts his fencing training to good use with a nifty futuristic sword. The scene ends with Chekov transporting them to safety in the nick of time. Considering these characters have hours upon hours of adventures in their futures, it's amazing that audience members were at the edge of their seats hoping they make it back safely.
So, overall, the positives: Urban's Dr. McCoy is fantastic, Pegg has Scotty nailed down, Yelchin's Chekov is endearing, Saldana's Uhura is a tribute to Nichelle Nichols, the effects are top-notch, and the picture appears to have more truly cinematic moments and scope than most people would have expected from Abrams. The negative? Pine is charismatic and fun to watch, but he's not playing Kirk. It's a fun character for sure, but it's not Kirk. Still, I can live with that. The only true concern at this point is Quinto's Spock. From what was shown, it's a weak performance undermined by Nimoy's appearance in different scenes. Besides the physical characteristics, they do not seem like the same character (and even then it's mainly the hair and pointy ears).
But make no mistake, this preview accomplished its goal. It gave a longtime "Trek" fan hope that the complete film will reignite a dormant franchise and kick the summer movie season of 2009 off with a bang.
"Star Trek" opens nationwide on May 8, 2009.
Interesting review but this part here is somewhat disappointing:
"The negative? Pine is charismatic and fun to watch, but he's not playing Kirk. It's a fun character for sure, but it's not Kirk. Still, I can live with that. The only true concern at this point is Quinto's Spock. From what was shown, it's a weak performance undermined by Nimoy's appearance in different scenes. Besides the physical characteristics, they do not seem like the same character (and even then it's mainly the hair and pointy ears)."
Of course I wasn't expecting those guys to be exactly like Shatner and Nimoy, that would have been sillly. But to say that Pine is not Kirk? Ouch... And people had such great hopes for Quinto's performance.... Although when you think about, those are younger versions of Kirk and Spock so technically their persona should be a little different, IMO.
And then there's the fact that those comments are only based on a few scenes, not the entire movie. So I'll keep hoping for the best.
Uhura - "And here I thought you were just some dumb hick who only had sex with farm animals."
Kirk - "Well... not only..."
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Kirk - "Well... not only..."
As excited as I am about this retelling, it's the two main characters that have me worried most. Canon problems, ship redesign, etc., no problem. But if I don't believe these guys are Kirk and Spock, it's over.
The countdown continues . . .
"Are you out of your Vulcan mind?"
Quinto is portraying a younger, more emotional Spock. I wouldn't judge him too quickly. As for Pine, I'm not worried about his portrayal of Kirk. From everything I've read, it sounds like he does a great job.
Seeing the other casting decisions I'm almost positive P&Q () will be just fine, but that's really the only part that has me the least bit concerned. I have to believe the characters. We know these people so well that anything less than a stellar performance will ruin the whole thing.
No pressure.
"Are you out of your Vulcan mind?"
Well that makes me feel better. At least Urban and Pegg did their roles right.
We'll have to see.
Aaaaaah i wont hear it! Quinto is god!!
Thogh i like and still like Kirk's mannerism's its a valid point. It has become parody and it wont help anyone trying to imitate it. Pine can do his version of Kirk and pray to god that we like it muhahahaha
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Three men were shot by a masked gunman as they ate inside a restaurant Friday in west suburban Maywood, officials said.
The shooting happened about 5:45 p.m. at Pumpkin's Place, 1426 S. 5th Ave., according to Maywood Police Officer Pirsia Allen. When officers arrived at the scene they found two men bleeding outside the restaurant, Allen said. A third man was taken to a hospital "by a citizen" before officers arrived, he added.
Each man suffered a single gunshot wound; a 26-year-old was shot in the stomach, the second, 24, was hit in the right arm while the third person, 53, was shot in the right thigh, Allen said.
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Keep anchors clear of reefs to avoid finesThursday, August 20th, 2009
South Florida's reefs need protection, and boaters can help.
Steering clear of shallow reefs in the Keys and keeping anchors clear of reefs in the waters off Palm Beach and Martin counties is not only smart boating to prevent damage to hard bottom and living coral.
As of July 1, it's state law.
The Coral Reef Protection Act protects the 330-mile-long reef tract that extends from the Dry Tortugas (west of Key West) to Stuart. The reef-protection law applies to all vessels operating in Martin, Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade and Monroe counties.
It requires the owners, operators or insurers of any boat that damages reefs through grounding or other means to report the damage to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection within 72 hours.
A warning letter can be issued for the first offense. After that, penalties can be assessed based on the size of the area damaged.
Palm Beach County Reef Rescue has been successful in placing signs at boat ramps reminding boaters to anchor in the sand, not on the reefs. Some of Reef Rescue's volunteer divers have surfaced on the anchor lines of boats that were anchored on reefs.
"A lot of them have a Danforth anchor. They anchor on the reef and they can't get their anchor back," said Ed Tichenor, director of Reef Rescue.
Tichenor said his nonprofit group also has distributed fliers to tackle shops and marine supply stores.
"We're getting pretty good compliance," he said.
Officials with Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission and Palm Beach County recently made the job of securing a boat in the snorkeling-depth water off The Breakers easier.
Six white mooring buoys, the first in Palm Beach County, were installed this month off The Breakers, where boaters often stop to snorkel around the remnants of an old pier. Buoys were not installed in deeper water because strong currents could sweep snorkelers away from their tethered boats.
For more information on the Coral Reef Protection Act, go to www.dep.state.fl.us/coastal/programs/coral.
For more information on protecting coral in Palm Beach County, go to www.reef-rescue.org.


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When he married, the couple resided in Lancaster County for a brief period and then decided to make a move in 1837 to Franklin County. They bought a small farm in Letterkenny Township. The young Montgomery wasn't content owning the farm and exchanged it for an inn owned by a Mr. Bigler in Upper Strasburg.
Montgomery sold his property at Upper Strasburg in 1844 and moved to Shippensburg where he resided for a few months. Then, with his wife Margaret and son John, the family moved to Chambersburg where Montgomery became owner of the Eagle Hotel on North Main Street. The hotel was a three-story brick building with a small oval sign with a gold-colored eagle with a dark blue background and was owned by Jerimiah Snider.
The Eagle Hotel name was changed to the Montgomery House and remained in the Montgomery family for many years. Montgomery passed away in 1858 at 50 and his wife Margaret continued to operate the establishment.
This hotel was known near and far for its superior quality. The Montgomery's son John served a three year apprenticeship locally learning about the various drugs and studied medicine under Dr. John Richards of Chambersburg.
Montgomery graduated from Jefferson Medical College at Philadelphia in 1858 and returned to Chambersburg to start his practice. The year of 1864 saw Doctor John Montgomery enter into partnership with Doctor Richards and also the invasion of the Southern forces and the burning of many structures in Chambersburg causing mass destruction on July 30. The Montgomery House was one of the many structures destroyed and would be rebuilt as a four story brick building that was larger and finer than the previous establishment. The second floor had a balcony with wrought iron railing around it and an oversized gas lamp with "Montgomery House" on the glass stood in front of this new grand building.
After the Civil War was over, Dr. Montgomery sent a letter to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania seeking $6,000 in damages for his mother Margaret's loss of property during the burning on July 30, 1864. Unfortunately none of the Chambersburg residents who lost so much that day would be reimbursed for the losses. Many moved on to rebuild and start a new life.
After the Montgomery House was sold in the late 1800's, the new owner renovated the center portion of the four-story structure and added a unique cupola atop. It also sported a flag pole.
An advertisement from 1911 claimed the Montgomery House was centrally located with all the modern conveniences with hot and cold running water and telephone service with rates at $2 per day and rooms with a private bath $2.50, with William A. Laird as the proprietor.
The hotel would change ownership again over the years and was then known as the Hotel Montgomery. As a young man William H. "Buzz" Shank Jr. managed the Hotel Montgomery starting in the late 1930's and his son William H. "Buzz" Shank III helped his dad at the hotel by running errands and stopped by the post office to send and pick up mail, purchase postage stamps and helped his father to hang and take down the many awnings.
At this time the Hotel Montgomery had a large sample room where traveling salesmen would display their products in hopes of doing business with the local residents. The most popular was when the ladies hats were shown and was very well attended with many purchases made.
Various businesses occupied the lower portion of the Hotel Montgomery, which increased the overall income and provided additional services to the community.
On Feb. 22, 1971 a fire was discovered in the Hotel Montgomery which proved devastating.
The old Hotel Montgomery was torn down starting on March 15, 1972 and was completed on March 28.
A famous landmark rich in Chambersburg history was forever removed, today the business Lighten Up Chambersburg is located on a portion of the former hotel site.
M.L. "Mike" Marotte III, local author/historian: "It is important to promote, preserve and protect the rich history of Franklin County's past for all generations to learn and appreciate."


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Shrimp 'n' Veggie Pizza Recipe
Just 30 minutes are all you'll need to put together this simple colorful pizza. "It's a great way to use up leftover shrimp and veggies," attests Terri Webber of Miami, Florida.
- 1/2 cup sliced onion
- 1/2 cup sliced fresh mushrooms
- 3 asparagus spears, trimmed and cut into 1-inch pieces
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 2 teaspoons olive oil
- 4 ounces uncooked medium shrimp, peeled, deveined and halved lengthwise
- 1 prebaked 12-inch thin pizza crust
- 1/2 cup pizza sauce
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- In a nonstick skillet, saute onion, mushrooms, asparagus and garlic in oil until almost tender. Add shrimp; cook until shrimp turn pink. Remove from the heat.
- Place the crust on a pizza pan or baking sheet. Spread with pizza sauce. Top with shrimp mixture. Sprinkle with cheese. Bake at 450° for 8-10 minutes or until cheese is melted. Yield: 6 slices.
Originally published as Shrimp 'n' Veggie Pizza in Light & Tasty October 2005, p6
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(CNN) – Syrian opposition sources say at least 83 people were killed when regime helicopters dropped barrels filled with explosives on a dozen rebel neighborhoods in Aleppo.
Twenty-seven children were among those reported dead. Local activists called the raids "unprecedented."
Activists say barrel bombs were dropped from Syrian helicopters up to 25 times.
The dust and ghostly terror of the aftermath could be seen from the streets.
The bombing seemed to be both devastatingly destructive and devastatingly random.
Sometimes the bombs were dropped on buildings and rebel-held areas. Other times, the bombs were dropped on open spaces like roundabouts, where busses picked up passengers. Thirty- five people were killed there, almost half women and children.
A total of 80 people died, and as ever, no 911 to call. Nobody, but those nearby were there to help.
Survivors searched for loved ones by hand.
Aleppo has been punished by bombing for nearly 18 months, when rebels moved in. Now the regime is trying to come back, as are al Qaeda-linked rebels nearby, who recently beat a man, apparently for graffiti against them.
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"9:30, Sean coming, 11:30, workout, 5:00, David Letterman, 8:00, Showtime, 1:00, Meet Sandra." Three guesses on whose handwritten journal this is. Well, considering the Sean is Penn and Sandra is old buddy Bernhard, you guessed right. This agenda, along with thousands of other personal effects, was brought together for a major Madonna moment—Simply Madonna: Materials from the Girl, an exhibition at The Old Truman Brewery in London. Along with notes, unknown lyrics, canceled checks, and the odd music video award, there are clothes, clothes, clothes. The pink bustier dress from the "Material Girl" video; the Jean Paul Gaultier black bustier from "Open your Heart;" the Evita wedding dress—all present and accounted for. Fans, historians, and stars—including Noel Gallagher, Vivienne Westwood, Bill Wyman, and a gaggle of Jagger offspring—packed into the Brick Lane space to soak up the Madge-factor. "It was a labor of love," said curator Ted Owens as a Japanese viewer nearly fainted in front of the "Truth or Dare" pearls. "Of course, we would love Madonna to be here now and see this major love in, but I guess she is little busy right now with her divorce." Yes, just a tad. All the items will be up for auction, which prompted the question: Does Mr. Owen think they'll get the price they'd like, for, say, the "Material Girl dress? "Darling, Madonna is recession-proof."


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VERGENNES — Vergennes Union High School students this past Friday dedicated their ninth annual Peace One Day rally to the late Rep. Greg Clark, a city resident and teacher at Mount Abraham who they said was a strong backer of their annual rally for harmony at school, in homes and in the community as well as around the world.
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ADDISON COUNTY — In local high school boys' soccer action on Tuesday, Mount Abraham won on the road to reach the midpoint of the regular season with an unbeaten record, Vergennes won at home in double overtime to reach .500, and Middlebury lost at home. Otter Valley (3-3) was idle earlier this week.
Vergennes Union High School hosted its 9th annual Peace One Day rally Sept. 21 to commemorate the United Nations International Day of Peace. Students dedicated this year's event to the late Rep. Greg Clark, a Vergennes resident who taught for many years at Mount Abraham.
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VERGENNES — In a rivalry game between two local highs school girls' soccer teams off to good starts, visiting Mount Abraham rode solid midfield play to a 3-1 win at Vergennes on Friday.
The Eagle midfielders not only consistently won the battles for the ball, but also set up their forwards to attack the VUHS goal, resulting in a 25-4 advantage in shots at net.
ADDISON COUNTY — In area girls' high school soccer play late last week, Vergennes won in overtime, while Mount Abraham and Otter Valley each split a pair of games.
The Commodores knocked off host Rice on Saturday, 1-0, in overtime when Tea Keifer knocked in the rebound of a penalty kick that Green Knight goalie Macie Sicard had stopped.
Commodore goalieK.C. Ambrose was credited with 25 saves as VUHS shut out Rice and evened its record at 2-2. Sicard stopped 10 shots for Rice.
VERGENNES — A Vergennes Union High School boys' soccer team with virtually an entirely new starting lineup held off an experienced Rice team for most of Tuesday's home game, but the Green Knights scored with four minutes to go and left with a 2-1 victory.
ADDISON COUNTY — In local high school girls' soccer play late last week, Mount Abraham broke into the win column and Vergennes rallied past host Otter Valley.
Middlebury (1-0) was idle. The Tigers will host VUHS on Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. and Stratton on Saturday at 10 a.m.
On Friday, five Eagles scored as Mount Abe topped visiting Division I foe Mount Mansfield, 5-1. The D-II Eagles evened their record at 1-1, with both games against D-I teams.
VERGENNES — Repairs were under way in various sections of Vergennes Union High School as the school year began last Wednesday, and a series of heavy and unexpected rainstorms early last week wreaked havoc on several language classrooms.
"It overwhelmed the design of the temporary structure on the roof," explained Co-principal Ed Webbley.
Webbley said he was unsure of the cost of the damage because VUHS is not responsible for the damage from the storm, which is covered by the construction company's insurance.
VERGENNES — The Vergennes Union High School auditorium will be closed for what school officials said could be a few weeks following a safety inspection last week, but they also said they have a plan to fix the most pressing problems and bring the room and stage back on line as soon as possible — but probably not for a full fall theatrical production.
VERGENNES — Work should begin next week on a $600,000 project that Vergennes Union High School officials said is critical to the building's integrity: New roofing and insulation on its classroom wing and auditorium.
After trimming the proposed work because bids came in higher than expected, a school board member said school directors were happy with the compromises, and he reminded district residents that further repairs are still needed on the building.
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Topsfield — William F. Newell Jr., of Topsfield formerly of Lynnfield and Peabody died on Tuesday, November 20 at his residence.
Born in Everett on March 31, 1931 he was the son of the late William F. and Barbara (Humphreys) Newell.
Mr. Newell was raised in Everett and was a graduate of Boston College High School and Boston College. He had been the Managing Director of Marsh & McLennan Company and also served as President and CEO of the Frank B. Hall Company. He was a past member of the Salem Country Club and also the Algonquin Club. He was an active member of Catholic Charities and served with the United States Marine Corp during the Korean Conflict.
Mr. Newell is the beloved husband of the late Barbara A. (Humphreys) Newell. He is the loving father of Catherine M. Keenan & husband Michael of Middleton, Patricia J. Lobao & husband James of Salem and the late William F. Newell, III. He is the loving grandfather of William R. & Kevin Newell, Katelyn & Michael Keenan, James, Samantha & Robert Lobao. He is the great grandfather of Parker & Reese Newell. He is also survived by his cousin Sr. Mary Catherine Nelson, PBVM of Watervliet, NY and his long time companion Doris C. Marr of Marshfield.
ARRANGEMENTS: His funeral will be held from the McDonald Funeral Home, 19 Yale Ave. Wakefield, Tuesday at 9am followed by a funeral mass held at St. Adelaide Church, 708 Lowell St. Peabody, at 10am. Visitation for relatives and friends will be held at the funeral home Monday 4-7pm. Interment will be at Forest Hill Cemetery, Lynnfield.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be to the Alzheimer's Association, 311 Arsenal St. Watertown, MA 02472.


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This 2013 weekly planner contains photos shot around Little Seneca Lake near Germantown, Maryland, all of which have previously appeared in my "Seneca" series of books also available on Blurb. Com.
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Guesthouse | Rua G 199 Baixa Grande, Praia do Cumbuco, Cep: 61619-990 - Caucaia - CE Cumbuco, Brazil 61601-990
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A man is clinging to life and police are piecing together two crime scenes after a drive-by shooting in Richmond.
Just after 7:00 p.m., near the Richmond City Jail people in two cars shot at each other, according to sources.
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If you walk from Dalmuir Station, the average person will burn approximately 42 calories! That means you can enjoy a biscuit with your coffee when you arrive and not feel guilty!
At the Beardmore we recognise and share the environmental aspirations of many of our customers. We are holders of the Gold Award for Green Tourism. As a result we are able to offer you our new Green Packages.
Our package includes:
- Full electronic, paper free organisation of your event.
- Fairtrade coffee and tea
- Locally sourced food for catering thus reducing food miles
- Hard top tables in your conference room – no linen reduces the use of chemicals, water and energy
- Provide stationary on a side table rather than at each place setting to reduce wastage.
- Natural daylight in your conference room
- Reusable green bag for every delegate to take away
- For every 10 paying delegates we will purchase one bag of feed or bedding for our local wildlife centre
- For every 20 delegates travelling by public transport we will offer one free delegate place at your next event (subject to terms and conditions*)
- Electronic certificate to say you have used the Beardmore's Green Conference package and held your conference in an award winning environmentally friendly venue. Such a certificate can be used as evidence towards your own Scottish Government required green targets.
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In addition, as part of our greener ethos, we now:
- Serve jugs of Scottish water with lunch
- Offer recycling waste bags in all our conference rooms
- Our data projectors are set to eco-mode using 20% less energy
- Have a minibus available to collect delegates from the local train station
- Water coolers in all the conference rooms
- Air conditioning and lighting are individually controlled in rooms
- 20% of our energy is bought from renewable sources
- Bikes to hire and suggested walking routes are available from our Health Club
- Hire video and audio conferencing facilities
- Hire our Smartboard instead of using flipchart paper
- Provide stationary on a side table rather than at each place setting to reduce wastage.
For a small supplement we offer an Organic Lunch with your conference. (Minimum 20 delegates, booked 7 days in advance)
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ESPN radio was spreading rumors this week that the Cincinnati Bengals and Dallas Cowboys may work a trade for unhappy wide receiver Chad Johnson. Who is the magic player? No other than our safety, Roy Williams.
I don't know what the ramifications are for such a deal, because Williams' contract for the Cowboys is killing the salary cap. But there is no doubt the Bengals may be interested in the Pro Bowl Safety. And if the Bengals are able to obtain a Pro Bowler for Chad Johnson, I think they'd pull the trigger, instead of trying to take draft picks.
I've avoided the Johnson crap all week because he has been doing this all year. He's been on radio shows ever since the season ended talking about how he wants out. We've heard he could land in Dallas, Washington, Philadelphia, and just about every team that is in need of a high-profile wide receiver. But there hasn't been a smidgen of evidence that the Bengals have even tried to trade him.
If the Cowboys were really going to trade Williams, it leaves a huge hole in the secondary, one that is already looking like swiss cheese. No matter how questionable his play is, he is still likely to play better than any rookie we bring in to start.
Tags: Chad Johnson Chad Johnson And Cowboys Cincinnati Bengals Dallas Cowboys Roy Williams Roy Williams And Bengals