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What wine goes with pea soup?
If you need a wine to pair with pea soup, you could try a Grüner Veltliner to go with it.
Grüner Veltliner
(GROO-ner FELT-lih-ner): An Austrian wine with flavors of lemon-lime, grapefruit, arugula and pepper
Another wine pairing for pea soup
You may also enjoy these other types of wine with pea soup:
(mahr-SAN): A wine that is waxy with almonds and citrus.
(bahn-DAWL): A meaty red from Southern France with blackberry, earth, firm tannin and baking spice.
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In his poem, Reflections on a Gift of Watermelon Pickle (Received from a Friend Called Felicity), poet John Tobias looks back on that summer when unicorns were still possible, and when thick, imperial slices of watermelon ruled.
The bites are fewer now, he laments, brightening with the notion that Felicity has preserved that summer in a jar of watermelon pickle, and when we slice off a piece and let it linger on our tongue ... unicorns become possible again.
Growing up in New England, my summer that maybe never really was, but has become more real than the one that was, was actually a winter. Tobias memories of climbing trees and knees meant to be skinned are my memories of snow forts and sledding down mile-long hills.
As I remember it, each snow was over my head, snow forts looked like Fort Sumter, and sledding hills were higher than Everest. Still, I promised myself that upon arriving in Chapel Hill in 1988, I would not lord over the natives one more Yankees tirade on winter supremacy.
Still, the best elements of the season, by my reckoning, are fleeting in Chapel Hill. Snow of any depth is a fickle and ephemeral guest, quickly retreating into shadows or melting away entirely into Carolina red clay puddles that stick around until July.
So I, like so many here, must work quickly if we are to try to resurrect the innocence of childhood winters by packing into a few hours that entire menu of activities obligatory to the occasion. For the uninitiated, heres a primer, just in case were beset another blizzard:
First up, with snow in the forecast, is the trip to the local supermarket. Everyone is there, all in search of the same things. T-bone steaks could be on sale for a nickel apiece: no one would notice. Eggs, milk, bread... Is everyone making French toast?
Next is the long wait for school closing notices. It doesnt matter that about six phones ring at our house with the recorded message. Its not real until its on the television. So we sit with our chins in our hands and pretend to watch the TV show above the names of strange schools in exotic, faraway counties that crawl across the bottom of the screen...until, finally, our schools name appears unceremoniously among the rest. We all yell the news and dog raises his head and gives us quizzical look as if to say, Really? Big whoop.
By the next morning, the world has been transformed, but no one can be the first to taint the picture postcard landscape with footprints. No, not until everyones dressed and ready to go outside and tear into the yard exhibiting the same zeal displayed by toddler unwrapping a Christmas present.
The first order of business in the snow is to harvest that first batch of ripe, untouched snow for snow cream. Clean, smooth, powder: a gallon bowl should do it.
Set the bowl aside in the shade, and well get back to this later.
Time for the snowball fight, snow forts optional, depending, of course, upon the availability of natural resources.
The last requisite addition to the yard is the assembly of the obligatory snowman, for which last weeks snow was unfit (see powder snow suggestions above). Any true snowman standing taller than a fire hydrant will literally decimate any remaining snow covering the yard, so I tend to take any last photos of the snowy yard prior to this stage.
There might be a short retreat into the house at this point, to warm up and refuel on, well, snowor snow cream, to be more specific.
Most say to add to a gallon of snow about 12 ounces of plain evaporated milk, vanilla extract, two raw eggs, and about three-quarters of a cup of white sugar. Serves four.
By mid-afternoon, with all the yard chores checked off the list, its time for sledding. Some remain close to home for his, opting for a slippery side street or a 20-foot hill. Sled marks scarred the shorter hills local housing communities last Wednesday, forsaking the search for higher or steeper hills farther from home.
Many locals can remember when sledding hills were the towns major roads. Only a generation ago, lack of infrastructure left snow on roads and limited traffic. Sleds flew down then Airport Road (now Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard) from the fire station north toward Bolin Creek. Others rode sleds south down Airport Road from Timberlyne past all of the Maddry family homes.
Off the roads, kids took to the woods of Glen Hill (off Glendale Road atop East Franklin Streets Stroud Hill), a hill so long and high, one couldnt see from top to bottom. This past week, many still took to Glen Hill as well as hills Lakeshore neighborhoods. Another popular site was the hilly fairways of the old Chapel Hill Country Club (now UNCs Outdoor Education Center).
UNC students didnt even need sleds however. Last Wednesday, students rode anything from food trays to mattresses down Skipper Bowles Drive, though a couple sustained injuries in the process. While some may successfully duplicate the innocence of youth, they did not, apparently, reclaim its impunity.
Still, at the end of the day (literally) last Wednesday, I felt as if something was missing. There were the trappings of the quintessential snow day to be sure, but there were also the trappings of age, adulthood, responsibility making their own claims.
As filled as my day had been with visions of white, it had also been filled with visions of adverse weather conditions, road advisories, frozen pipes, supermarket lines, and operating Dads Taxi. I somehow felt as if I had been locked inside a snow globe with all the wintry elements, and shaken up good.
So I disappeared for a while. I went for a run in the woods of Carolina North Forest, the wooded area just north of Horace Williams airport where Horace Williams himself had once owned a farm replete with tall trees he called his temple.
There in the gloaming, I found my feet crunching into untouched snow and that unadulterated silence that can only come in winter, broken only by the long, insistent moans of proud bard owls above me, cast in silhouette against the last lavender tiers of twilight.
And while I might have had miles to go before I slept, I stood there for one more moment in the stillness, breathed in deep a last breath of snowy winter before descending again into the world of neon and news advisories, and thought maybe, just for a second, unicorns just might be possible again.


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Hosting a Halloween party this year? Create a festive candy corn push pop display of Halloween cupcakes for your celebration! Every year we host a Halloween party for family and friends. It's one of our favorite traditions! Some years we keep it simple with just our parents and others we have a big celebration! Since it's become a yearly tradition, I like to try new decorating and party themes every year. This year I thought it might be fun to {Read More}
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Woman named in fatal A69 crash
Police have a named a woman killed in a fatal collision on the A69 on Saturday December 8th as Lynette Davison from Lancashire.
The 52-year-old from Asham-in-Furness died after a collision involving two cars and a van between Hexham and Haydon Bridge.
Police have renewed their appeal for witnesses to the fatal collision in Northumberland to come forward or contact Northumbria Police on 101.


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Full Report: The Owl and the Pussycat
The Owl and the Pussycat is a well known children's poem about an unlikely friendship, and the tale has become a reality on Teesside.
Three baby owls, who are being hand-reared by a volunteer at Kirkleatham Owl Centre at Redcar, have become rather pally with his cat!
Watch Rachel Sweeney's report here:
Cartoon pictures are courtesy of Halas and Batchelor.


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Surgeons in China have successfully implanted an artificial 3D-printed vertebra into a 12-year-old bone cancer patient to help him walk again. Doctors at Peking University Hospital in Beijing first removed a tumor located in the second vertebra of the boy's neck before replacing it with the 3D-printed implant between the first and third vertebrae to allow him to lift his head.
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Activity Level May Predict Orthopedic OutcomesJuly 23, 2014 10:22 am | by American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons | News | Comments
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The cost-effectiveness of robotic devices for high-volume surgeries, such as large joint reconstruction and spinal fusion, hasn't been justified yet. Furthermore, GlobalData says that the current economic climate and reimbursement hindrance for computer-assisted joint replacements have resulted in many hospitals feeling reluctant to embrace these modern technologies.
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Wendy Fleishman and Lexi Hazam, of the national plaintiffs' law firm Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein, LLP, has announced that over the past month 20 hip replacement patients represented by Lieff Cabraser have filed personal injury lawsuits against Stryker Orthopaedics.
Video: Lemonade Stand Raises $24K For Friend's SurgeryJuly 11, 2014 12:59 pm | Videos | Comments
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ACL Reconstructions May Last Longer With AutograftsJuly 11, 2014 10:35 am | News | Comments
"... those patients who had an allograft, failed at a rate more than three times higher than those reconstructed with an autograft. This study was also of only one type of allograft (Tibialis Posterior). Therefore, we can make a strong statement about that type and not necessarily extrapolate to other types of allografts, most notably those with bone, i.e. BTB or Achilles."
2014 ESP Award Submission: Orthopedic OR Beach ChairJuly 10, 2014 7:26 am | Product Releases | Comments
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Stabilizing Shoulder Surgery Lowers NFL Players Recovery TimeJuly 10, 2014 6:35 am | News | Comments
A new study, discussed at the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine's (AOSSM) Annual Meeting detailed that return rates for NFL players is approximately 90 percent, regardless of which stabilization procedure (open vs. arthroscopic) was used.
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HYDRATION 101|What do you need to know?
You hear about hydration and sports all the time. "You need to drink more water!" "You need to stay hydrated!"
What does it all mean, and how can you apply it to your time in the outdoors? I am going to help you figure it out.
First and foremost, we need to talk about what hydration means. Hydration means keeping the right amount of water in your body. Most people know that our bodies are made up mostly of water. Less are aware of how many bodily operations depend on proper hydration. Our bodies use a lot of water, but are not great at storing it for long periods of time. We aren't built like camels and don't have a way to store extra water for later. If there is too much water in our bodies, we pee it out. What does that mean? We have to keep putting water in our bodies, especially during outdoor activities in the summer time.
Most of the time we talk about hydration and its relation to sweating.  Exercise also uses water in a couple of other ways that most people don't think about. Our lungs use water to help oxygen pass into our blood. The more you breath, the more water you need. Refueling (eating) diverts water to our intestines to help absorb nutrients. The more you eat, the more you need to drink. Last but not least is the water that transports the waste from muscle cells out of our bodies in the form of urine. If you don't have enough water, your body starts to conserve it by shutting down.
What about something other than water?
If you are going to be exercising at a high intensity for more than an hour or so, it's time to start thinking about adding an electrolyte/energy mix to your water. Electrolytes help replace the minerals you lose in heavy sweating, and carbohydrates in the mix will help replace some of the calories you've burned after an hour or so of heavy activity. Your muscles have about an hour's worth of high intensity energy available in the form of glycogen. If you are going longer than that, you will need to "top off the tankâ€.
How are you going to carry the water you need?
Bottles are a time-honored choice for bringing water with you into the outdoors. There are literally hundreds of different options available to you–squeeze bottles, wide-mouth bottles, metal bottles, and BPA-free plastic bottles to name just a few. One of the most popular brands of bottles among my fellow EMS staff these days is HYDRO FLASK which can keep your beverage of choice hot for 12 hours or ice cold for 24 hours. Seriously!
Another great option is a hydration pack. The greatest benefit of a hydration pack is hands free operation, which is especially helpful for mountain biking and fast and light hiking. When you don't have to stop, it's easier for you to drink the water you need. Camelback has become the brand associated with hydration packs, but there are many great companies with a wide range of packs that can suit anyone's needs. Osprey, Platypus, and EMS all have great hydration packs available. I have a few hydration packs in my quiver these days, but the one you will find on my back right now is the Osprey Raptor 14. It is a medium size pack that is super versatile and works great for both long days on the mountain bike and trail hiking/running. CLICK HERE to check out my full review of the Osprey Raptor 14.
No matter what your favorite outdoor sport is, I wish you many happy and well-hydrated summer days ahead!
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July 21, 2013, 1:21 am
The construction is great and seems very sturdy even though i did mention the shoulder straps being a bit thin. They are purposely made this way to breathe and keep you from sweating. Being a day pack, this will typically not be packed very heavy anyway. However I have packed it full of heavy groceries and it still carries very well and stays well centered on my back. I decided to purchase this pack after owning an Osprey Aether 70 and trying on many smaller packs in the store. (Was primarily looking for a mountain biking pack) Osprey makes good quality packs with well thought out designs. I have been mainly using for mountain biking and snowboarding (w/o the hydration bladder obviously on the snow). I like the water bottle holders and compression straps. Best part is that it fits close to the body and stays centered so that i don't even know its there while on the trails. Large enough for small tools, extra water bottles, snacks, spare tubes/parts etc, even an extra layer. Bike helmet holder is a nice extra feature too! In response to the one other review below me, the water bladder hose can be turned to an "off" position to prevent leaks. Another important point to mention is the bladder hose snaps to a magnet on the shoulder strap to provide easy usage while on the go. This magnet warned not to wear the pack if you have a pacemaker/defibralator, as this magnet is very strong and could set it off. Even though it can be removed, the bladder hose still contains the other half of the magnet and therefore i would look into another option that does not contain the magnet feature. I usually don't bother to post reviews but this product deserves it! Bottom line, this pack rules.
July 20, 2013, 6:50 am
There is something pretty neat about the new Osprey Raptor hydration packs: they use hydraulic pressure to bring water through the tube. No more sucking. It just flows. There is also a hiking/running line called Mantra. The Raptor is available in 4 sizes, (6, 10, 14 and 18), and uses a customized integrated Nalgene hydration bladder that has a solid back, which locks into the pack easily, even when it's full. There is a system that puts pressure on the bottle, which in turn spouts the water. That is a great idea. They also have a bungee helmet button system to hold your helmet. They will range form $80 to $120.


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Prime Minister quips about playing rugby with Seb Coe
The Prime Minister has revealed that he played rugby with Olympics chief Seb Coe this morning at Millwall football club.
He quipped that it was "the only time I'm going to beat him in a race doing anything".
He is now unveiling new funding for more sports tuition in schools.


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SCORES of elderly people spent quarter of an hour shivering in the rain outside St Helens Town Hall when a fire alarm interrupted a conference on affordable warmth.
They were evacuated from the Assembly Room after an alarm was activated in the kitchen where a hot pot treat was being prepared for the gathering.
About 200 people were given helpful advice on keeping warm and healthy this winter and received handy blankets and survival packs from Age UK Mid Mersey.
Mayor, Cllr Andy Bowden opened the meeting and told the audience: "Ever increasing fuel bills add to the difficulty of making ends meet. We are here to highlight solutions available locally."
St Helens North MP Dave Watts said renewable energy plans were a key to the future.
"If we get it right we can lower bills, reduce carbon emmissions and develope new jobs and industries."
Martin Gerrelli from Caribou said his organisation were working to alleviate fuel poverty.
"Energy prices have risen by 90 per cent in the last 10 years and we're facing another 150 per cent rise in the next 10 years. We need to look at the ways of reducing the energy demands of our homes and do the very best to insulate them. If you turn your thermostat down by one degree you save 10 per cent of your heating bill.
"We need to make sure energy we produce reaches our homes. For every kilowatt generated in a power station only 400 watts make it to the house the rest is lost down the wires."
Martin Roughley brought a few gasps from the audience when he told how he lived in a council house in Billinge in the winter of 1963 and his gold fish froze.
"Fuel poverty is going to increase," he warned. "As bills rise it's a choice of heating homes or eating food. Fuel poverty is any household that spends more than 10 per cent of its income on fuel."
Director of Public Health Liz Gaulton told the audience more people were dying in winter in St Helens compared to the national average and said causes of death were heart disease, circulatory, respiratory and through 'flu and pneumonia.
"We are working to identify the most vulnerable people so we can support them," she said.
Micheal Egan of St Helens CAB explained how the Bureau had set-up a fuel debt advice service and had helped a client clear a gas and electricity debt of £5,000.
"A single person on job seekers' allowance of £71.70p can easily spend £20 per week on fuel," he said.
Age UK senior campaigns officer Alice Woudhuysen explained: "As we get older we get much more vulnerable to cold. Not everyone realises when they are cold, they can't feel it. Last winter 31,100 people died in England and Wales and nine our of 10 were aged 65 or over. People should not be dying from the weather in this country.
"Nine million homes could be improved in the next 15 years to cut energy bills by £400 annually on average, just by the use of carbon tax the Government has already got."
*More winter survival packs containing a calendar, emergency blanket, thermal mug and a LED torch, will be distributed (between 10.30am and 12.30pm) through local libraries on February 6 at Peter Street, Feb 7 Newton-le-Willows, Feb 11 Moss Bank, Feb 12 Thatto Heath, Feb 13 Rainhill, Feb 14 Billinge, Feb 18 Chester Lane, Feb 19 Central, Feb 20 Rainford (and Garswood between 2pm and 4pm), Feb 21 Eccleston.


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Tanzania's official language is Swahili.
Tanzania's currency is the shilling. Notes are issued in
denominations of 500, 1000, 2000, 5000 and 10000 shillings. Coins
are issued in denominations of 10, 20, 50, 100 and 200 shillings,
although the first two are seldom used. The local currency you may
need during your stay in Tanzania should be obtained at authorised
facilities such as banks and foreign exchange bureaus. US Dollars
and British Pounds can also be exchanged at the airport on arrival.
It is very difficult to exchange the shilling outside of Tanzania
so we recommend that you change only as much as you will need.
Major credit cards are accepted at most outlets in Tanzania. At our
Sanctuary camps in Tanzania, we accept Visa, MasterCard or Amex, as
well as cash and travellers cheques.
Tipping is not compulsory and the following suggestions are only
US $1 per bag for a porter, US $5-7 per traveller per day for a
driver-guide - this is normally paid on the last day and is based
on 4-6 travellers in the vehicle. If there are only 2 or 3
travellers you may consider increasing this amount to US $6-8 per
traveller per day. US $10-14 per traveller per day for Private
Luxury Camping - this should be given to your guide on the last day
for distribution among all camp staff. Again, smaller groups (in
this case 5 or less) might consider tipping in the slightly higher
range of US $12-14 per traveller per day
Travellers should check for visa requirements pertaining to their
citizenship, as entry requirements vary between countries. All
travellers, however, must be in possession of a passport with at
least six months of validity left beyond the intended departure
date from Tanzania.
Tanzania has a tropical climate which is mainly characterised by
warm days and cool evenings. December to March are usually the
warmest months of the year, while June to August are the
coolest. April and May often see intermittent rains, and from
September to November the days are warm with short scattered rains
falling in November.
For up to date information on the latest health and vaccination
recommendations, please consult with a qualified health
professional at least 6 weeks before your intended departure.
Anti-malarial medication is strongly recommended for all visitors
to Tanzania. No vaccinations are currently required for entry into
Tanzania if arriving directly from North America or Europe. If you
are arriving (or planning to re-enter) from a country where yellow
fever is endemic, then you are required to have a yellow fever
vaccination. This vaccination is also recommended if you are
travelling outside of urban areas. Do not drink or brush your teeth
with tap water. Mineral water is available at our camps.
In Tanzania, electricity runs at 220/240 volts. You may want to
bring an international converter kit complete with a set of adapter
plugs as lodges are unable to provide adapters. We do,
however, suggest that you consider battery-operated appliances
wherever possible - and bring a supply of extra batteries. However,
be aware that Kusini and Swala camps usually switch to inverter
power at 10pm and therefore charging should be done before this
time when the generator is running.
Many travellers, viewing this as their "trip of a lifetime" for
animal photography, bring more than one camera in case of a
malfunction. Sun filters will help block glare and heat haze. A
dustproof camera bag and an air brush will help protect your
equipment from heavy dust. If you plan to travel with digital
photographic and/or video equipment, make certain to pack the
specific charging apparatus for each piece of equipment (as well as
the appropriate socket plug adaptor and voltage converter if
required). When photographing people, especially members of the
Maasai tribe, always ask permission first. Because so many
local people are asked for permission to be photographed, many will
expect a tip or an outright fee for this. There are some places
where photography is prohibited, and these areas are usually
clearly marked.
Dress on safari is entirely casual. Because it can be dusty,
neutral colours are most practical for game viewing. Remember
to include one or two smart casual outfits for dining. Temperatures
tend to be cooler in the early morning and after sunset - but warm
up considerably by midday. To be prepared for such
temperature variations and to maximise the versatility of your
travel wardrobe, we recommend packing lightweight clothing that can
be layered. Casual clothing of "breathable" fabric (such as cotton)
is the most comfortable. In the cooler months (June to August) you
should pack a heavier jacket, sweater, and pair of trousers made of
warm, lightweight material (such as wool).
Good sunglasses and sun block lotion are essential for protection
from the strong sun. You may also want to bring a sun hat.
Binoculars will maximise the enjoyment of game viewing and bird
watching. A compact and lightweight pair is suggested.


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Eagles Hang on to Beat Kennesaw State
KENNESAW, Ga. - The Eagles saw a 22-point second-half lead cut down to two, but held on and knocked off the Lady Owls 78-72 on Saturday afternoon at the KSU Convocation Center in an Atlantic Sun Conference game.
After trailing 61-39 with just over nine minutes remaining, the Lady Owls pilled out a full court press that forced the Eagles (12-4, 5-3 A-Sun) into bad shots and turnovers. Kennesaw State (6-9, 3-4) converted those turnovers and bad shots into a 24-4 run, making the score 65-63 after a pair of free throws from Greteya Kelley.
The Eagles ended the run on a desperation three-pointer from Adrianne McNally (Howell, Mich.) at the buzzer of the shot clock to extend the lead back to five. The Eagles would push the lead back up to nine, but the Lady Owls came back again, taking advantage of seven consecutive missed free throws by the Eagles. Trailing by six, DeAndrea Bullock connected on a three-pointer to trim the lead to three, 75-72. FGCU missed a pair of free throws on the other end, but Bullock's attempt from beyond the three-point line to tie the game was blocked by Kristine Herman (San Ramon, Calif.) and after an FGCU rebound and made free throw, the Eagles had a two-possession lead. KSU would not score again and the Eagles won by six.
McNally finished with a team-high 18 points to lead five Eagles in double figures. Junior Chelsea Lyles (Colorado Springs, Col.) scored 15 points and grabbed five boards. Shannon Murphy (Brighton, Mich.) scored 12 points and dished out six assists before fouling out with 12:18 left in the second half. Kelsey Jacobson (Barnesville, Minn.) scored 11 points, grabbed seven boards, and dished four assists. Courtney Chihil (Tipp City, Ohio) chipped in with 10 points.
Greteya Kelley led the Owls with a game-high 19 points.
It was a tale of two halves as FGCU shot "lights out" in the first 20 minutes while the Lady Owls could do no right. The Eagles connected on 15-of-24 from the field, including 7-of-13 from three-point range to open up a lead as high as 23. The Lady Owls went just 8-of-28 in the first half with 12 turnovers.
The Eagles will be back in action on Thursday when they host Jacksonville. Game time is set for 7:00 p.m.


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Suspects sought in home invasion, beating death
Daniel Meza, 40, found in apartment with head trauma in January 2011
San Antonio police are asking for the public's help in finding the people responsible for breaking into a man's apartment and beating him to death.
Police said just before 3 a.m. on Jan. 9, 2011, five people wearing dark clothing and masks and armed with handguns forced their way inside Meza's apartment at the Valencia Apartments in the 7800 block of Callaghan Road and ransacked the place.
According to the police report, both of Meza's hands were tied behind his back, his legs were tied together and he was hit in the head repeatedly with some type of blunt object.
Two other people at the apartment at the time were told to get on the ground and follow orders, but they were not hurt.
Police say the suspects -- four men and one woman -- were looking for drugs and money and that it appears they specifically sought Meza out.
They also say the suspects didn't find any drugs at the scene but they did take a car and some electronic devices.
Meza was taken to University Hospital where he died the following day.
Crime Stoppers will pay up to $5,000 for information which leads to the arrest of the people responsible for Meza's death. As always, you do not have to give your name when you call. Call Crime Stoppers at 224-STOP (224-7867) or visit www.sacrimestoppers.com. To text a tip, Text "Tip 127 plus your tip" to CRIMES (274637).
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As the Director of the School of Theatre and Dance, I can assure you that Kent is a wonderful university for those interested in the performing arts. A number of individuals with whom you may be familiar are Kent alumni including: Arsenio Hall, Michael Keaton, John de Lancie ("Q" of "Star Trek") and Alice Ripley (who recently won a Tony Award for Best Actress in a musical in Next to Normal) to name a few. Additionally, returning professionals such as Ken Howard (star of the Broadway musical, 1776 and TV's "The White Shadow") and Mark La Mura (eleven-year veteran of TV's "All My Children") completed M.F.A. degrees at Kent.
Alumni can be seen currently on Broadway, London's West End and and in venues all over the world.
Each year we invite a guest professional director to work with our students. This is possible through the generosity of Roe Green, a local arts patron and activist. We are fortunate to be able to offer this diverse opportunity for our students. The William H. Zucchero Guest Artist Series offers support for guest designers, choreographers, performers and other artists to work with students in a variety of learning experiences including lectures, performances and public forums.
Our facilities are "state of the art." The new Roe Green Center for the School of Theatre and Dance has three spacious dance studios, acting studios, props and crafts laboratory, computer lab, costume technology lab, a new costume shop, lighting laboratory with automated lighting, a welding lab and a renovated scene shop. Our new black box theatre plays host to student directed and choreographed work, class productions and new and experimental work.
Our faculty is a diverse group of educators who are professionally active in theatre and dance production and scholarship and genuinely dedicated to the art forms of dance and theatre. Our School also produces Porthouse Theatre each summer on the beautiful grounds of Blossom Music Center. This professional theatre employs both equity actors, non-equity performers and students for a season of theatre classics and major American musicals. Auditions are conducted nationally each year.
2013 marks 100 years of Theatre and Dance at Kent State University. Explore our history and celebrate with us!
Please consider a campus visit and taking part in one of our "Shadow Days," which includes an informational session, tour of our facilities and a visit to one of our classes. Visitors will get a chance to meet and talk with our current students.
I urge you to learn more about our program by exploring our web site and by contacting me. I would be happy to answer any questions or send you additional information. If you would like to attend one of our productions, please contact our box office.
Eric van Baars
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- bedrooms 3
- baths 2½
- sleeps 6
- pool no
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- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Bridgewater
- rates (USD) $ 1,300 - $ 1,500 / month
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You will be spoiled by the quiet and relaxing atmosphere here. Convenient to GA 400 and I_985, and 2 miles to Lake Lanier with great fishing, boating, picnicking, hiking and other activities.
You will be just 30 minutes to mountain activities and a 2 minute drive to the lake.
The house is fully furnished, sparkling clean and ready for you to enjoy. The kitchen has everything you need to prepare meals, or take a 10 minute drive to restaurants, theatres, bowling, shopping, The N. GA Premium Outlet Mall or 30 mins to The Mall of GA.
Suitable for a singe, couple or small family
house rental amenities
Fooseball table, Air hockey,pool table, ping pong, chess, DVDs, books, games
Fully equipped kitchen with a few extras: Crockpot, blender, 2 coffee makers.
Master bdrm on the main floor, 2 add'l bedrooms upstairs with a shared bath
Very spacious, 2200 sq. feet, 38 foot covered gated front porch, wooded view from back deck, Gas BBQ grill on back deck, with seating, great place to relax
Includes linens, towels, etc.
Includes starter supply of paper products, dish soap, hand soap.
activities and attractions in Gainesville Georgia
Hiking... 30-60 mins.
Boat rentals.. 10 mins. with boat launch 5 mins away
Picnicking.. 2 miles
Childrens playground.. 10 mins. (very nice, fenced in)
River rafting & tubing.. 30 - 45 mins.
Shopping of all kinds... 10 - 45 mins.
Antiquing... 2 - unlimited miles away.
Swimming (in season) 2 minutes
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Monthly rate and deposit depandant on the number of people staying.. $1300 to $1500 a month.


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Clarion University Department of English's Spoken Arts Series will present visits by: Marc Nieson, 7:30 p.m. March 12 in the University Art Gallery; Bruce Weigl, 7:30 p.m. March 28 in 250/252 of Gemmell; Terry Tempest Williams (rescheduled from last fall), 7:30 p.m. April 24 at Venango College and at 10:30 a.m. April 25 in 250/252, Gemmell Student Complex.
For information on the Venango College public event please see http://www.clarion.edu/360523/.
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Seton Catholic runs to victory
ALTAMONT — Sophomore Margaret Champagne raced to victory Saturday in leading the Seton Catholic Knights to a first-place finish in the 43rd-Annual Guilderland Cross-Country Invitational at Tawasentha Park.
The Lady Knights won the Small School Varsity Race over the hilly 2.7-mile course with a total of 52 points, besting runner-up Broadalbin-Perth, with 59. There were nine full teams competing with 64 runners finishing.
Seton Catholic placed three runners in the top five. Champagne finished first, over all, in a time of 17:22 to edge out Talya Williams of Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons (17:23).
Seniors Ashley Leta (third, 18:00) and Melissa Whyman (fifth, 18:09) both had outstanding races over the hilly terrain.
Rounding out the top five were sophomore, Maddy Munn (21st, 19:50) and seventh-grader Sophia DeJordy. DeJordy, in only her second cross-country race, sealed the deal for the Knights, finishing 26th in 20:22.
On the boys' side, senior Evan Page, who had problems with his asthma at this race last year, dramatically improved his time and place. Page was third, over all, in a time of 15:17. The overall winner was Jordan Healy of Maple Hill with a time of 14:22.
Eighth-graders Caleb Moore (31st, 17:32) and Mathieu Cote (38th,18:04) ran extremely well for their first year on varsity. Other Knights' finishers included junior Nathan Vanherp (54th, 19:56), freshman Matt Snell (58th, 21:41) and junior Joe Zalis (59th, 21:54).


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9:15am Wednesday 26th February 2014 in National Entertainment News © Press Association 2014
Kanye West has spoken of his regret that his mum never got to meet his daughter North.
Donda West, died suddenly in 2007, at the age of 58, shortly after she had plastic surgery, of heart disease and other factors.
Speaking on stage in Connecticut, the Daily Mirror quoted the rapper as saying that "these past 10 years have been amazing."
He added: "There's been some ups and downs. I made some mistakes and I've made some accomplishments. There's only one thing I regret."
Kim Kardashian's fiance added: "There's only one thing I wish I could change out of everything that's ever happened. I wish that my mother could've met my daughter."
Kanye previously told Kim's mum Kris Jenner on her chat show: "There were times [after my mum's death], I would put my life at risk. I didn't have something to live for.
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Ross Video and Norpak Corporation officially announced their partnership to expand the openGear terminal equipment platform. Norpak will join other terminal equipment vendors in supporting the award winning openGear platform.
openGear is based on an open-architecture, 2RU modular frame, designed to accommodate up to 10 cards. A wide variety of cards are available from terminal equipment vendors supporting the openGear platform, allowing facilities the freedom and flexibility to choose the best technology for their particular applications. Customers are no longer locked into one manufacturer's frame standard and modules for their terminal equipment solutions. openGear also provides the platform with a control system that allows quick and easy monitoring and control of frames and modules on the network.
"We are excited to join openGear as a leading edge provider of data systems," says Harvey Barnes, vice president of marketing and sales. "The openGear platform will allow Norpak to better develop solutions that provide more flexibility and choice to customers worldwide. Norpak will be introducing its first openGear data inserter solution at NAB 2007."
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By Robert Simonson
07 Feb 2014
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Hoffman had become such a redoubtable omnipresence that audiences and critics expected they had two or three decades more of performances from him coming to them. As it stands, he nonetheless left behind an enormous body of work. In the wave of articles that followed his death, reporters and critics found themselves challenged trying to tally up a list of his best performances — there were so many of them, and nearly all of them good, or, at least, memorable. Every journalist who had followed the man's work for any length of time knew the high level of talent he possessed, but many of those writing up post-mortem assessments of Hoffman's career seemed to find themselves staggering over the idea that the country had very possibly lost its best actor.
Hoffman's achievement was all the more impressive given the raw material he had to work with. Stocky and rumpled, with a pale, pinky complexion and an unruly shock of pale blonde hair, he was no one's typical idea of a leading man. Yet, over his 20-plus-year acting career, he slowly but surely ascended to the status of star, an actor of oddball charisma and intense gravity who could anchor a movie or a Broadway play.
He was also fearless in his choice of roles, more often than not playing characters who bordered, or straight-out dwelled in, the realm of human repugnance. And yet, you couldn't keep from watching him, even liking him. As critic A.O. Scott said, "He may have specialized in unhappiness, but you were always glad to see him."
"That kind of level is the best level," he told Playbill.com in 2000, talking about his commitment to small Off-Broadway productions. "You see work you don't see in other things. You're not under the pressure of getting fired. Or of money. Or what's 'expected of you.' There's just the pressure of their peers at the company. That creates an environment where you and your peers challenge each other, push each other to do great work."


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The New Getaway in Pass Christian
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
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$ 1,200 - $ 1,500 / week
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Fully newly furnished A/C 3 private bedrooms - 2 baths all equipped kitchen (refrigerator, stove, microwave, phone, also washer - dryer, dining area -spacious deck also features "Da Sports' Room -with 3 TV's - one 50" and two 32" on either side. Barbeque pit - internet - covered back porch.
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New in ground gunite pool with net for valley ball players - private boat launch - fishing and crabbing (with burner and pot for boiling) two kayaks - canoe - 50' wharf - John boat - beautiful sunset - wild life along bayou and beautiful birds
activities and attractions in Pass Christian Mississippi
Many attractions and activities nearby - beach, golf, five star restaurants, shopping - mall and outlet stores - sailing - water park - casinos - deep sea fishing - ferry boat rides to nearby islands - scenic drive to view mansions - Stennis Space Center - Memorial park facing gulf with picnic tables,swings and Kaboom set for childrenand more.Oldest yacht club in south, harbor for commercial shrimp, oyster, pleasure and sail boats.
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Rates vary by season
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Top things to do in Pass Christian
- purchase fresh shrimp -harbour
- fish from gazebos over gulf
- Shaggy's restaurant -harbour
- bonfire on beach(permit required
- beautiful park(jogging path)
Top things to do on a budget
- play in sand on beach
- walk on beach
- fly kite on beach
- throw cast net from wharf
- picnic on grounds or park
Top things to do with a family
- fishing in harbour
- water park (Gulfport)
- canoe on bayou
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – If it's Tuesday, it must be another big day in college basketball. Sizzling games. Super-sized drama. The Harlem Shake busting out in another arena or locker room.
And time for my weekly NCAA Tournament Seed Report.
Not in that order.
Pat Doney and I will travel to East Lansing, Mich., Tuesday where Indiana, rated first, and Michigan State, rated fourth, will meet in the first game ever in the Breslin Center matching top five teams. Look for our reports on WDRB.com – and the WDRB News at 10.
It's true that Indiana has not won in East Lansing since 1991. I know because I looked it up last Saturday. What is also true is that the Hoosiers were beaten by 15 points at Michigan State last season. IU is Number One, but the home team is now favored by two.
Indiana is 5-1 on the road in the Big Ten this season. Michigan State is unbeaten at home, including six league games. It's the reason the Spartans still look like the favorites to win the league. IU has a home loss to Wisconsin that the Hoosiers must overcome.
But back to the business at hand – my weekly NCAA Tournament seed report. As usual, I group the top 16 teams according to the points they have earned from the AP writers and USA Today coaches' polls as well as the RPI, Pomeroy and Sagarin computer ratings.
Here goes:
Florida (15 points) – Hard to imagine the Gators losing until the NCAA Tournament. Who's up for the job?
Indiana (18) – At least one Michigan State player has been talking trash about IU for nearly a week. His name is Derrick Nix. And his point has been that Victor Oladipo and Cody Zeller are overrated.
Duke (26) – I know, I know. Miami is better. Sorry, the computer numbers don't agree.
Miami (28) – Very nice squad, but the Hurricanes didn't look the part at Clemson Sunday.
Gonzaga (32) – Name the last team from a non-BCS league to earn a Number One seed. The Zags could make it happen. Time to do some research.
Louisville (33) – The Sagarin and Pomeroy ratings still love Rick Pitino's team. A lot.
Michigan (35) – The Wolverines are finished with the toughest part of their schedule – and they took a few hits.
Michigan State (37) – Some people say the Spartans are playing the best basketball in the nation. Derrick Nix is one of those people. More people will say it if they win Tuesday night.
Syracuse (38) – Andy Katz might question the Orange in this spot. Jim Boeheim wouldn't answer him.
Kansas (39) – Did somebody say the Jayhawks were battling a three-game losing streak? When was that?
Arizona (67) – And in other news, the Pac-12 finally makes a sound.
Georgetown (77) – We're reaching the end of the regular season, and the Hoyas still have two games left with Syracuse, starting this Saturday at the Carrier Dome. This will be fun.
Oklahoma State (80) – Travis Ford's team can really enter the conversation by taking care of Kansas in Stillwater Wednesday night.
Wisconsin (81) – Don't argue. Just appreciate the Badgers. There is nobody else quite like them. Nobody. Nobody. Nobody.
Pittsburgh (86) – Sorry, I put these numbers together late Monday night after the Panthers played as if they were coached by Dave Wannstedt but before the new computer numbers were posted. They don't belong after that non-performance against Notre Dame.
Ohio State (91) – I'm open to a replacement team here, too.
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Announcement: Valentine Volume 1 from ImageA comics news article
Image Comics will publish Valentine Volume 1: The Ice Death, a print edition of the digital comic Valentine by Alex de Campi and artists Christine Larsen and Tim Durning. This initial volume will collect the first ten chapters of Valentine plus an exclusive 42-page story drawn by Cassandra James. The cover is by Steven Belledin.
Here's what Image has to say on the matter:
The year is 1812, and Valentine is one of the few soldiers left of Napoleon's once-mighty army felled by the Russian winter. Given a mysterious package by a dying general with orders to see it safely back to France, Valentine finds himself pursued through the snow by blood-eyed monsters who intent on stopping him.
In an epic tale of war, love, and unexpected journeys, an unlikely hero discovers that fairy tales are true. Humans share the earth with other beings, trapped here while the world is drained of the magic that sustains them. They want only one thing: to return home. And their only way back is through Valentine.
"It's been an unbelievable amount of fun to write a cliffhangerrific supernatural thriller, with twist upon twist to keep readers on the edge of their seat," said the Eisner-nominated de Campi (Smoke). "I grew up reading fantasy and sci-fi novels, and suddenly finding myself elbow-deep in the fantasy toybox has been a delight. I've really enjoyed grabbing the beloved tropes and expectations of the genre and both respecting them and twisting/subverting them at the same time. If you think this is a historical thriller, for example, you are so, so wrong. The book is a wild ride."
Valentine Volume 1: The Ice Death goes on sale September 5, 2012. The Diamond order code is JUL120391.


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Birthday Party packages are available September through May and are closed for the 2013-2014 season. Bookings for the 2014-2015 will begin August 18, 2014.
Package #1 - Main Stage - $150
Celebrate your birthday at one of our mainstage shows. We'll provide a room for the party with guests invited to view one of our mainstage performances (see performance calendar for details). Package includes:
- 60 minutes in one of our classrooms for the party
- plates, napkins, cups, utensils, gift bags, table cloths
- 4 complimentary tickets and reserved seating for selected show
- $15 tickets for additional guests to view the performance.
(Packages should be booked a minimum of 2 weeks in advance; food and beverages are not included)
Package #2 - Dramashop Celebration - $175-220*
Option 1: Story Drama- Ages 3.5-7 years
If you have ever wished you could go inside a storybook, then this is the birthday party experience for you! In Story Drama we go beyond reenactment to create new characters and dramatic situations in which we work together to overcome all sorts of challenges. Along the way, we use props that engage all of our senses. Choose from four fantastic children's books for your next birthday party (max 8 children):
- Muncha! Muncha! Muncha! By Candace Fleming
- Leonardo the Terrible Monster by Mo Willems
- The Magic Rabbit by Annette Cate
- Olivia Saves the Circus by Ian Falconer
Option 2: Acting Workshop- Ages 8-12
Discover how the professionals act! Through a series of fun theatre games and ensemble exercises that engage and stretch the voice, body and imagination, we will explore the fundamentals of stage acting in this action packed birthday party workshop (max 15 children).
*Packages should be booked a minimum of 3 weeks in advance, price depends on the group size and length of your dramashop, food and beverage not included
Package #3 - Dramatic Fanatic - $225-270*
Get a taste of what SCT has to offer. These action-packed interactive birthday parties get the partygoers on their feet, playing games, and stretching their imaginations. Then participants experience one of our mainstage production. Party package includes:
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Friday, April 11, 2008
For Doug Holm
Tuesday, April 08, 2008
Fred Lightner: Another Rondo Hatton?
The eighth episode of that fourth season, "Get Out of Town," I found especially interesting because it features a henchman character named Stanley, clearly modelled on the persona made popular by the late Rondo Hatton in various Universal horror and mystery programmers, including THE PEARL OF DEATH and HOUSE OF HORRORS. Hatton died with his last picture, 1946's THE BRUTE MAN, still awaiting release -- the victim of a bone-distorting pituitary disease called acromegaly, which had also been responsible for his distorted features.
"Get Out of Town" begins with Mike Barnett entering his apartment, only to be quickly overcome by a gigantic hand that chloroforms him.
No information about the later life of Fred Lightner is yet available, but it seems likely from these photos that he would not have had much longer to live. The point is not whether Rondo Hatton and Fred Lightner really were exposed to mustard gas, or if they -- like many others -- became acromegalic through some other internal process. The real point is that, until now, Rondo Hatton has always been a singular case study among actors, but this sighting of Fred Lightner proves that at least one other, authentically disfigured actor followed in his footsteps to play the sort of character he made infamous.
Monday, April 07, 2008
Heston on Making Movies
"Making movies is very hard work, and it's not fun... I eat my work, I drink it, and breathe it -- even dream it at night. But it's supposed to be fun for you, not us. Or scary, or inspiring, or even, once in a hundred times, profound.
"There are shining times, surely -- sitting [on] a good horse at five in the morning, waiting for the first shooting light in Montana, or Mexico, or the Spanish Guadarramas. Struggling with a scene all morning, and arguing through lunch about it, and then suddenly finding the way in, like opening a locked door. Exploring Shakespeare with a camera. Yes, there are wonderful things in it, my whole life, for instance. But it counts too much to be 'fun,' and if you can't understand that, I can't explain it to you."
-- Charlton Heston, IN THE ARENA (New York, NY: Simon & Schuster), pp. 141-142. Copyright (c) 1995 by Agamemnon Films, all rights reserved.
Charlton Heston: Larger Than Life
Turner Classic Movies (TCM) will honor the life and career of legendary actor Charlton Heston, who died Sunday at the age of 84. This Friday, April 11, the network will present a 15-hour marathon of memorable Heston performances, including his Oscar®-winning role in Ben-Hur (1959). Also featured will be two opportunities to watch an in-depth conversation between Heston and TCM host Robert Osborne in the TCM original special Private Screenings: Charlton Heston.
"Charlton Heston was a towering man both in person and on screen," said Osborne. "He was also one of the nicest, most courteous gentlemen I ever met. He will forever stand tall among those rare few we know as genuine Movie Stars."
3:30 p.m. THE BUCCANEER (1958) – co-starring Yul Brynner and Claire Bloom.
5:30 p.m. THE HAWAIIANS (1970) – co-starring Geraldine Chaplin and John Philip Law.
8 p.m. Private Screenings: Charlton Heston (hour-long career interview)
9 p.m. BEN-HUR (1959) – co-starring Jack Hawkins and Stephen Boyd.
1 a.m. KHARTOUM (1966) – co-starring Lawrence Olivier and Richard Johnson.
3:30 a.m. MAJOR DUNDEE (1965, pictured) – co-starring Richard Harris, Jim Hutton and James Coburn.
I still have my copy of IN THE ARENA -- signed with a flourish that looks downright presidential. Like many, I was opposed to most of Mr. Heston's politics (it shouldn't be overlooked that he was an important civil rights crusader in the 1950s and '60s), but I was greatly disappointed by the way he was treated over the years by people, like Michael Moore, who share views closer to my own. I liked him -- as an actor, as an activist (for speaking out on behalf of what he believed in), for the way he used his clout to get TOUCH OF EVIL made and MAJOR DUNDEE finished; he was also a very good writer. I also liked him for the way he handled my mother.


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Taylor Hall Moves Back to Left Wing
"With Nugent-Hopkins coming back, it's good to give him some players that he's familiar with. The second part of it is Hall's whole line that he'd been playing with who were good in training camp have suffered a little bit early, so we'll shake that up.... We may not be finished with Hall in the middle, but at least for the next game--or at least for the start of it--we are."
That's head coach Dallas Eakins talking about moving Taylor Hall back to left wing. For a deeper look at the struggles of Hall's line, check out the excellent article Tyler Dellow wrote earlier today.


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Thomas Harrison Vipond, the author's great-great-grandfather, lived nearly a full century - from 1807 to 1902. He spent his early years in Scotland, and then came to this continent; first to the Queen's Bush Settlement in Canada, then to Wisconsin and finally settling in Colorado during his latter years.
"Father Vipond", as he was affectionately known, was an abolitionist, a merchant, a mineralogist, a Free Methodist preacher and a poet. He served on the Union side during the Civil War.
He was considered a saint by most, but a scoundrel to a few. It's all revealed in these pages along with some fascinating history that surrounds the surname of Vipond.


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I have rarely taken it off even to sleep or shower since Zac gave it to me in December 2008, our first Christmas as a couple.
Although I didn't expect anything extravagant, I was curious to see what kind of taste Zac had shown in picking out my presents.
First, he handed me a gift set from a fragrance company that I had never heard of. The lotion and body wash didn't smell so bad but boy was that perfume potent.
Nearly three years later, I still have a full bottle of the stuff. I wear it occasionally because Zac likes it but sometimes I have to shower twice to get it all off.
I was doing a pretty good job of hiding my disappointment about the gift set when Zac walked out to his truck and brought back the locket.
It was beautiful. It had a reddish orange heart in the center and tiny green leaves etched around the edges.
Zac happened to have some thumbnail prints lying around from some pictures that we had had developed. He chose one of us taken in the woods behind his grandmother's apartment and cut it out.
Shaping it into a heart wasn't as easy as it looked. The picture ended up a little small and slightly crooked but I loved it because Zac had fixed it himself.
As months passed, the cheap gold started wearing away. The oil from my skin probably did most of the damage because I wore the locket 24/7.
Zac and I were still dating then. There were a lot of nights that I kissed the locket before I went to sleep and dreamed of the day that Zac would be lying in bed next to me.
That sounds silly now, but what can I say? I was young and in love.
Ever after we were married in May 2009, I couldn't bear to part with the locket. I loved the idea of my new husband and our love being close to my heart at all times.
The original chain broke sometime that year. Zac asked me if I wanted to keep it. I told him that I would probably just misplace it because I didn't have a safe place to store it.
For our first Christmas as husband and wife, he bought me a small jewelry box. It now holds that chain, my engagement ring and other mementos.
Next, the pieces that hold the picture in place started coming apart. One day when I opened the locket, it was empty.
Thankfully, I don't vacuum very often. A short while after the picture went missing, I noticed a tiny paper heart in our bedroom floor.
The locket and I continued to be inseparable after that. If I had been one of the ones taken on April 27, I would have died with it around my neck.
About a month ago, I was having lunch with a friend when I realized that my locket was open. The picture was gone.
I did a brief, half-hearted search for it. My friend assured me that it would turn up, but I don't have hope like that anymore.
The older I get, the more I realize that life means losing things. Innocence, love, people, houses, health, money — the list goes on and on.
Maybe that's why I grieved the loss of that picture so much. Our smiling faces remind me of a time when my worries were few and a mixed CD and strong perfume were evidence of Zac's love for me.
Zac offered to print a new picture for the locket, but the only one I wanted was the one I couldn't have. Some things can't be replaced.
Walking around with a hollow heart was too much for me. I took off the locket several weeks ago and reminded myself that it isn't wise to get too attached to people or things. Break the rules, pay the price.
Then a funny thing happened. When I was picking up Wyatt about a week ago, I noticed that my mother had placed a sandwich bag in his diaper bag. A crooked little locket photo was inside.
She had found it on her kitchen counter beneath a stack of papers. I had not told her that it was missing, and she almost threw it away until she took a second look at it.
This incident didn't restore my faith in humanity, my hope for the future or anything like that, but the hole in my heart has been filled, at least temporarily.


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- " We enjoyed our say at this hostel. It is close to the city and public transport. Our 4 bed room with ensuite was clean and the beds comfortable. The kitchen was well equipped and the view over the city very nice. we were just traveling through, but if you need a longer stay it is a good place "
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Hollywood Beach Resort in Hollywood
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- sleeps 6
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- pets allowed yes
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$ 600 - $ 1,500 / week
$ 1,900 - $ 3,000 / month
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A rare two story unit with ocean views. Recently remodeled, 51" flat scren TV and Bose home theatre in living room. Enhanced security locks, new carpet and ceramic tile throughout. Great beachfront location with nice pool and hot tub area. Great clientele, and right on the famous Broadwalk!
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On-site parking available, fully equiped kitchen, 2 restaurants on-site, everything you need for short or long term comfort and fun!
activities and attractions in Hollywood Atlantic Coast South
Only 15 minutes to Ft. Lauderdale, and 45 to Miami, and all the surrounding attractions.
vacation rental rates
rates are seasonally adjusted, and do not include cleaning fee which varies from $65-$85 depending on the length of stay, number in party. Unless othersise agreed upon, parking is not included.
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