text: Cory Monteith's Glee Costars React to His Death Lea Michele and More of Cory Monteith's Costars React to His Death by Brittney Stephens 8/02/13 315 Reactions 20 Shares Print 1 11 7 1 0 The Glee cast met last week for a private ceremony commemorating the life of late castmember Cory Monteith, but they've also been expressing their feelings publicly. Recently, Cory's longtime girlfriend and costar Lea Michele finally broke her silence on Twitter and Darren Criss spoke outduring and appearance on Conan. While his death has inspired an outpouring of emotional reactions from celebrities who knew and loved him, the news has undoubtedly hit his costars the hardest. Mike O'Malley (aka Burt Hummel) also recently spoke at the Summer TCA about working with Monteith on the Glee set. Click through to see the heartfelt messages from Monteith's fellow Glee stars and famous friends. Source: Getty Lea Michele What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lea Michele finally broke her silence on Twitter, posting a beautiful photo of herself with Cory, and the following caption: "Thank you all for helping me through this time with your enormous love & support. Cory will forever be in my heart." Source: Twitter user msleamichele 1 / 32 Darren Criss spoke out during his guest spot on Conan: "Obviously it's been a very rough time, but when you start picking up the pieces after something as tragic as this, we're picking up the pieces now, and there's two things you gotta remember about Cory . . . He was a really funny guy, had a great sense of humor, he loved life, and he always took care of his friends and wanted his friends to be happy. So it's only right that we start to try to smile again, try to laugh again, that's something he would've wanted." 2 / 32 Kevin McHale What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kevin McHale shared a photo of himself with Cory on the set of Glee, along with this statement: "So thankful that I and so many of you got to experience Cory's overwhelming kindness, humor and talent. There will not be a day that goes by that I won't miss him. Thank you all for your incredible support and patience." Source: Instagram user kevinmchale 3 / 32 Chris Colfer What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Glee's Chris Colfer opened up by posting a screenshot of himself and Cory on his Instagram account. The image was accompanied by the caption: "I'll never forget all the laughs we shared or the faces we made after awkward interview questions. Love and miss you, buddy." 4 / 32 Amber Riley What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Amber Riley, one of the original Glee stars, tweeted: "Yesterday I got to sit with my Glee family and remember a man I considered a brother and friend. With a very heavy heart, RIP Cory Monteith. Continued prayer for his family and Lea. Sending hugs to all you gleeks." Source: Fox 6 / 32 Mike O'Malley What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mike O'Malley, who plays Kurt's father and Finn's stepfather on the show, commented on the actor's passing during the Summer TCA panel for his new show, Welcome to the Family: "Many of my scenes on Glee were with either Chris Colfer or Cory Monteith. I think that I had probably the toughest scene I've ever acted in my career as an actor opposite him when I had to throw his character Finn out of the house because of a slur that he had used. It was remarkable to me, when we were shooting that scene, over and over again, the emotion he was able to portray: the sorrow, the shame. Ever since I met him, he was the fictional quarterback on that show and he was the very real quarterback on that set. He was an incredibly warm guy, a guy who was welcoming to everyone on that show, from the beginning to the new folks who came on to the show this past year. He was a very, very hardworking actor. I just loved working with him. He was a great guy. I miss him very much." 6 / 32 Chord Overstreet Monteith's close friend and costar Chord Overstreet dedicated an original song to him at a show on July 20. The chorus goes: "There's a war going on, Hits me deep in my bones, I can't self destruct now, From just being alone. Well, it's another heartache, If you've been through it breaking, There's never a love like before, And you can cry if you want, But it's not gonna stop this war." 7 / 32 Jenna Ushkowitz What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Fellow Glee star Jenna Ushkowitz posted a vintage picture of the original cast on Instagram, with the following statement: "I am so grateful that Glee brought this group of extraordinary individuals together to form a family. I was lucky enough to closely experience the love and light that Cory shared with the world, as well as having the privilege of traveling down the road together on a once in a lifetime journey. Cory always reminded me to be gracious, kind and open, and he will leave a mark in my heart forever. Thank you everyone for your constant support and love while we mourn the loss of our dear friend, and continued support to Cory's family, and to Lea." Source: Instagram user jennaushkowitz 8 / 32 Jane Lynch What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jane Lynch, who plays Sue Sylvester on Glee, stopped by the Tonight Show With Jay Lenoand got emotional during the interview when talking about Cory's death. She told the host that Cory "had one of the biggest hearts," and "was a real bright light," adding, "I don't think he left one day unlived." When asked how she thinks that Cory should be remembered, Jane recalled a time when the actor flew cross-country to be with a terminally-ill fan whose last wish it was to meet him, saying, "That's the kind of guy he was — a real giver." Source: Getty / Kevin Winter 9 / 32 Dianna Agron What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 As one of the original Glee cast members, Dianna Agron played Quinn Fabray, a mean-girl cheerleader and Finn Hudson's first love interest on the show. The actress released a heartfelt statement about Cory Monteith's death: "I have never lost a friend. In this difficult time, I am leaning on all of the wonderful memories we shared with Cory, how many ways he was able to make us smile. Glee was a gift to all of us. It gave us a family in this industry. We really cut our teeth and grew up on this show. In playing underdogs, we learned that we had dug into the hearts of our viewers and that we could stay there. Cory is so deserving of that place in everyone's hearts. He was one of the most generous and kind people that I have ever met. He had a smart, curious mind, he was an enormous talent. He was loving to not only me but my family. My heart goes out to his family, to Lea, to everyone that is struggling with the loss of our friend. We will miss you Cory. We will always carry a piece of you with us." Source: Getty / Lester Cohen 11 / 32 Naya Rivera What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Naya Rivera, along with Cory Monteith, was an original Glee cast member — she portrays Santana Lopez, who often clashed with Cory's character, Finn Hudson. Naya released the following statement about her friend's passing to The Hollywood Reporter: "The entire Glee family and I are deeply saddened by this tragedy. Cory was and always will be a part of my own family and a good friend. He was a special part of this world and will forever be missed. My heart goes out to Cory's family and Lea and while we are grateful for everyone's well wishes, privacy during this time of grief is greatly appreciated." Source: Getty / Mike Coppola 11 / 32 Selena Gomez What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cory Monteith starred with Selena Gomez in the 2011 romantic comedy Monte Carlo. Selena took to Twitter upon hearing the news of his death: "This hurts. I love you Cory. Rest in peace. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family." Source: Getty / Jason Merritt 12 / 32 Gwyneth Paltrow What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Gwyneth Paltrow, who guest-starred on Glee as substitute teacher Holly Holliday, released a statement expressing her grief: "Cory was a sweet and talented man. My heart breaks for Lea and the entire Glee family." Source: Fox 13 / 32 Matthew Morrison What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Glee actor Matthew Morrison, who starred alongside Monteith as teacher and glee club leader Will Schuester, was scheduled to perform his cabaret act at NYC's 54 Below nightclub after hearing the news of Monteith's death. He went on with the show and dedicated the song "What I Did For Love" to his late friend, reportedly telling the crowd: "We have to acknowledge the elephant in the room and Cory's passing. We lost a great young man too soon. You came here to see a show, and I came here to do a show. This show is in Cory's honor." Source: Fox 14 / 32 Harry Shum Jr. What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Harry Shum Jr. plays fellow New Directioner Mike Chang on Glee. He tweeted: "At this time, please send nothing but love and light. This tragic news still doesn't seem real to me. I love you Cory." Source: Getty / Kevin Winter 15 / 32 Ricky Martin What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ricky Martin had a guest-starring role on Glee as a McKinley High Spanish teacher in 2012. He tweeted: "I just heard the news. This is so sad. My heart goes out to his family & friends, specially Lea Michelle. Rest in peace Cory #RipCoryMonteith." Source: Twitter user ricky_martin 16 / 32 John Stamos What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 John Stamos appeared as dentist Carl Howell in Glee's second season. He took to Twitter to share memories of Monteith: "First day on Glee he said to me, I can't believe I'm working w/Uncle Jesse- I can't believe i'm writing this tweet. Heartbreaking. RIP Cory. We talked about how lucky he felt to be alive-and sober. We talked about playing drums. Glad I knew you Cory." Source: Getty / Larry Busacca 17 / 32 Damian McGinty What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Damian McGinty, who played exchange student Rory Flanagan, expressed his sadness on Twitter: "The guy I shot my first acting scene with. The nicest guy I've met. Can't believe it." Source: Fox 18 / 32 Adam Shankman What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Adam Shankman directed and choreographed multiple episodes of Glee, and he was deeply saddened by Monteith's passing. He tweeted this photo, saying: "Goodbye my amazing and beautiful friend. The lights in my world just grew dimmer. The world just lost one of our best. I love u so much... I will always cherish you in my heart. Thank you for so many wonderful days. I love you CM." Source: Twitter user adammshankman 19 / 32 Mark Salling What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mark Salling portrays bad boy Noah "Puck" Puckerman on Glee. Of his friend's passing, he first tweeted the word "no," which he later deleted and replaced with this message: "Going through a million memories and emotions today. I'll love you always Brother Cory." Source: Getty / Kevork Djansezian 20 / 32 Katie Cassidy What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Actress Katie Cassidy played Monteith's onscreen girlfriend in 2011's Monte Carlo. After his sudden passing, she took to Twitter, writing: "So sad to lose a dear friend & talented man... @CoryMonteith you'll always be remembered." Source: Fox 21 / 32 Idina Menzel What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Broadway star Idina Menzel, who played the role of Rachel Berry's estranged mother, tweeted: "I hate twitter at a time like this. Nothing i write will convey my sadness for corey & all who loved him." Source: Fox 22 / 32 Romy Rosemont What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Romy Rosemont plays Finn Hudson's mom, Carole, on Glee. The actress posted the following message to Twitter while mourning her onscreen son: "Cory was a gentle, sweet soul & I am grateful to have had the chance to play his Mom. My heart is w/ his family, his Glee family & sweet Lea." Source: Fox 23 / 32 Lauren Potter What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lauren Potter, who plays cheerleader Becky Jackson on Glee, took to Twitter to share her sadness over Monteith's passing: "I am totally heartbroken right now. I love Cory so much this hurts my heart. I hope my #glee family is ok right now. I love them all. Cory was always so nice to me. I have so many good memories." Source: Twitter user TheLaurenPotter 24 / 32 Dot-Marie Jones What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dot-Marie Jones plays McKinley High gym teacher and football coach Shannon Beiste on Glee, and she has shared many heartfelt scenes with Monteith's character on the show. She tweeted: "I have no words! My heart is broken. Cory was not only a hell of a friend he was one of the most amazing men that I will hold close to my heart forever . . . I am blessed to have worked with him and love him so much! My heart is with his family and our whole Glee family! I love you all!" Source: Fox 25 / 32 Kevin Zegers What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Canadian actor Kevin Zegers starred alongside Monteith in All the Wrong Reasons, which is currently in postproduction. About his friend and costar, Zegers tweeted: "My heart is broken. I've never lost a friend this close. This feels like a mistake." 26 / 32 Nolan Gerard Funk What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nolan Funk plays the aggressive and steroid-abusing lead of the Warblers, Hunter Clarington, on Glee. He took to Twitter to express sadness for Cory Monteith's death: "Oh my God. Cory. Man. I can't. Praying for you man. You were a good soul. Thanks for always being kind Cory. You came a long way from hanging on the beaches in Vancouver with the gang pre Glee. Sending you love bud." Source: Fox 27 / 32 Mike O'Malley What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mike O'Malley played Burt Hummell, Cory Monteith's onscreen stepfather. The actor released a statement to People, saying: "Cory Monteith was a great guy; Funny, deep, thoughtful, and hardworking. In real life, he was the coolest dude, generous, and a great friend to his pals. As Finn Hudson, he did what so many actors strive to do: authentically portray human behavior in a specific, understated manner, thereby eliciting laughter and creating camaraderie with his audience. If an ability to show others kindness and fostering fellowship are two qualities that all humans should strive for, Cory mastered them long before he died. He deserved a long life. His death has rocked all of us at Glee." Source: Fox 28 / 32 Josh Groban What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Josh Groban appeared as himself in two episodes of Glee. He took to Twitter to share his grief: "While I only met him briefly on set, I remember him to be an extremely sweet guy. Tragic. RIP Cory." Source: Fox 29 / 32 Katie Couric What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Katie Couric played herself in an episode during Glee's second season. She tweeted: "My heart goes out to Cory Monteith's family... I met him on the Glee set years ago & he was so lovely and charming." Source: Fox 30 / 32 Olivia Newton-John What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Olivia Newton-John played herself on an episode of Glee, performing her hit "Physical" with Sue Sylvester. She expressed her sadness over Cory Monteith's passing on Twitter: "Cory Monteith. So sad. So young. So sweet. So talented. My condolences and prayers go to his family and loved ones xo." Source: Fox 31 / 32 Kristin Chenoweth What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kristin Chenoweth guest-starred as McKinley High alum April Rhodes, and posted the following to her Twitter account: "RIP Cory Montieth. 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Skums view on the draft
So the Vikings traded away their number 17 pick and 2 picks in the third round for the 2008 NFL draft that leaves the following picks.
With the 47th pick the Vikings are likely to select an offensive tackle, if you look at the depth after Bryant McKinnie and Ryan Cook at the tackle positions it currently consist of Marcus Johnson, Chase Johnson and if the few times that McKinnie was not availible last year, Artis Hicks filled in at the left tackle position.
Bryant McKinnies trial will likely decide what kind of suspension(if any) Bryant McKinnie gets, remember Bryant pleded not-guilty to the charges he is facing, if he is in fact found not guilty, he wont face a suspension, however right now i will put my money on a 2-4 game suspension for McKinnie.
That leaves the Vikings with Artis Hicks protecting Tarvaris Jacksons blindside for 4 games to start the season.
While Chase Johnson is considered a left tackle, he hasnt played enough, if any to be considered a viable solution for 1/4th of the season at LT.
So what is availible at the tackle position around th 47th pick.
Anthony Collins from Kansas is a junior coming out, while he is a nice prospect, the knock on him is that he might not have the required experience enough the step in a start the season. Collins played left tackle for Kansas in 2007 and was a right tackle before that, that gives him nice adability on the offensive line.
Duane Brown is a former tight end, moved right tackle and then later left tackle at Virginia Tech, his past as tight end gives him a natural atheltic ability, however from an offensive tackle standpoint he still needs to improve on proper use of his hands and such, to avoid getting holding calls and getting beat.
The Vikings will likely hope that players like Sam Baker from USC or Gosder Cherilus from Boston College will fall right in their lap, making their pick almost a no brainer, however right now that seems highly unlikely
While offensive tackle is the biggest need on the team, the Vikings could look away from need and draft best player availible as linebacker and runningback, plus defensive end proberly right now seems the only places that the Vikings have excellent depth.
Watch out for guys like Dustin Keller, TE from Purdue, WRs Malcolm Kelly from Oklahoma and Andre Caldwell from Florida.
Defensive Backs Terrell Thomas from USC and Antoine Cason from Arizona is also guys who projects as nice cover 2 cornerbacks, Terrell Thomas could also project as a safety at the next level. Also of course Reggie Smith from Oklahoma would make very good sense at 47.
While would potentially could pick a starting player in the second round, coming down to the 4th round you start drating for depth at positions, here the Vikings likely will target best player availible and likely wont pick a player at the same position that they picked at 47.
The Vikings could look at quarterbacks John David Booty from USC and the development guy out of small school San Diego Josh Johnson, Johnson provides more atheltic ability on the run, where Booty is more a classic drop back passer.
If the Vikings dont adress their offensive tackle need in the second round players like UTEPs O'Neill Cousins and Toledos John Greco could be possible solutions. A guy like Carl Nicks from Nebraske is a huge guy at almost 350 punds, so he projects as a left tackle in the pros, Nicks only is a one year starter at Nebraska so that is a little of a concern with experience, he might also play guard in the pros.
The Vikings have hosted a pre draft visit with John Greco, so their might be an extended interrest in picking him in a spot like this.
Cornerback Chevis Jackson from LSU have provides psysical ability along with nice coverage, so he would fit well in a cover 2 defense, Jackson can also return kicks, but lacks elite speed to break away and bring it to the house.
Widereciever Dexter Jackson from Applachian State is one of the fastest players in the draft, he is an outstanding return man who likely wont see many snaps on offense, due to his size, he is only 5'10, the size also limits his blocking ability down field.
Considiring Pat Williams age along with the loss of Spencer Johnson in free agency, defensive tackle might be an area of concern for the Vikings, who did sign Ellis Wyms and Kenderick Allen if free agency, however Allen hasnt played since 2006 and Ellis Wyms might play more on LDE instead of inside.
Defensive Tackles Ahtyba Rubin from Iowa State and Frank Okam from Texas might be availible in the 5th round
Rubin weighs in at 315, given him nice size for the position in a 4-3 defense, some reports even compare him to Pat Williams, the Vikings would be lucky to get Rubin in the low 5th and he might be a guy to trade up for of even pick in the 4th. Okam is huge and would project better as nose tackle in a 3-4 however the Vikings could be facing some 3 down linemen situations where a huge guy in the middle could be used this year.
Fullbacks Peyton Hillis and Owen Schmitt might also be availible here, alot of people are hyped on Schmitt but i have a feeling that Hillis will be the better pro, Hillis blocked for Felix Jones and Darren McFadden at Arkansas and has a part in their success. Also watch out for LSU back Jacob Hester, however he will likely go higher.
Also watch out for Alabama safety Simeon Castille here.
170 & 182
The sixth round could contain a quarterback, we could hope that Oregon QB Dennis Dixon could be availible here. Also watch out for Kentucky TE Jacob Tamme and Boston College safety Jamie Silva, who is a standout special teamer at BC.
I know little about Golden Gopher Dominique Barber, however a hometown guy might be a popular pick for the locals.
The sevent round might contain quarterback Colt Brennan along with Center Fernando Verlasco from my Georgia Bulldogs.
My mock draft
47. Anthony Collins, OT Kansas
117. Chevis Jackson, CB LSU
150. Ahthyba Rubin, DT Iowa State
170. Dennis Dixon, QB Oregon
182. Jamie Silva, S Boston College
209. Fernando Verlasco, C Georgia
This would be close to ideal in my view
Sorry for the typos and good draft to everyone.
Re: Skums view on the draft
As always Skum, top shelf stuff my friend.
Just a couple of comments/observations (nothing grammar or spelling related from me
While Chase Johnson is considered a left tackle, he hasnt played enough, if any to be considered a viable solution for 1/4th of the season at LT.
I for one think that if the coaching staff feel he can do the job they will get him ready to do the job.
That fact alone lets them have the ability to take a better player at another position with 47 if one falls.
I for one won't be suprised at all to see them take a S, DT, or OL at 47.
The Vikings have hosted a pre draft visit with John Greco, so their might be an extended interrest in picking him in a spot like this.
Because of the Allen deal I've completely lost focus on who the Vikes (and all the other teams for that matter) have brought in for visits.
Ahtyba Rubin from Iowa State and Frank Okam
Anyway, excellent post and I could live with this by the way except for Dixon...........
My mock draft
47. Anthony Collins, OT Kansas
117. Chevis Jackson, CB LSU
150. Ahthyba Rubin, DT Iowa State
170. Dennis Dixon, QB Oregon
182. Jamie Silva, S Boston College
209. Fernando Verlasco, C GeorgiaMany many thanks to my talented friend Jos for the new Sig.
Re: Skums view on the draft
Nice Work Man!!
Good stuff there.
I so wish we didn't have that big ????? at OT, cuz I'd really rather get a Doucet or KElly or Laws or maybe, Reggie Smith in the 2nd.
Laws being my top choice if hes still there.
Another local kid who overachieves by never stopping...constant motor running.
Just like Robison and Allen.
Putting him into the rotation with the Williams at DT could bring as much pressure to the line as adding Allen did.
Imagine this lineup on 3rd and long...
So, a bit off topic perhaps, but I was trying to remember when Hicks played LT for us...and how did he do?
I don't recall really missing McKinnie all that much.
My memory is fuzzy today, but, he played all right, didn't he?
Maybe, the answer there is already on the team...?Control the line, control the time, and give your D a chance to shine!!
"Balance it on end and thats the third side of the coin!!" -wookiefoot
Re: Skums view on the draft
He has played there before but I don't remember how he did.
I do remember watching him try to play gaurd though and he sucked.
Think Chase Johnson...... ;D
Additionally, I am thinking we might see them use thier number 2 pick and both 6's to target Brian Brohm in the 2nd if he falls that far.
Brohm was on Sirius radio today saying how disappointed he was about the Vikes giving up the 17th as he really got the fealing they were interested in him.
Maybe the still are and that is why they held onto that second so hard.
(Marrdro makes all Brohm crotchsniffers ears perk up.
)Many many thanks to my talented friend Jos for the new Sig.
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very nice work my friend, i like all the picks except ONE. And that is the CB pick in the 4th Rd. I dont like the idea of drafting a corner that early, we cant cramp the progess or MM and Gordon, i could see us taking one in the 6th/7th round for BPA, but not that early.
But what i would like to see if all the big name 2nd round OTs are off the board is to trade down, maybe get one of our 3rds back.
But like i said before, good work.
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Re: Skums view on the draft
I would rather take Early Doucet at 47 (many drafts have him falling past us even) and then hope that Carl Nicks is still there at 117.
Rubin or Okam would be nice at #150.
The rest I haven't looked at much, but will do so as the draft shakes out.BANNED OR DEAD...I'LL TAKE EITHER ONE
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I would rather take Early Doucet at 47 (many drafts have him falling past us even) and then hope that Carl Nicks is still there at 117.
Rubin or Okam would be nice at #150.
The rest I haven't looked at much, but will do so as the draft shakes out.
keep sniffing Early' crotch LMAO
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Zimbabwe Lion Sculpture
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The population of lions in the wild has been decimated since the mid-20th century. Zimbabwe, where this fierce lion is hand-carved from rapoko soapstone, is one of only a handful of countries where these kings and queens of the jungle are still found in the wild. Please accept variations in each unique stone.
African Shona Elephant Sculpture
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Shona art, created by Zimbabwe's largest tribe, is one of the most significant art forms to come out of Africa in the 20th century. Family relationships, such as this pair, are often represented by the animal kingdom in Shona art. The artists believe that their chiseling and polishing releases the spirit form that is trapped within the rapoka stone. As each piece is one of a kind, please expect variation in the color and veining of the stone.
Shona Giraffe Sculpture
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Shona is a 20th-century name given to a number of related ethnic groups in Zimbabwe. They speak similar dialects of a standardized Shona language, and many trace their ancestry back to the 12th-century capital city of Great Zimbabwe, whose ruins are now a UNESCO World Heritage site. Today's Shona stone carvers draw inspiration from those ancient builders and speak of releasing the spirit trapped in stone as they carve and polish with hand tools. Each handmade sculpture is unique, as is the raw, hand-quarried soapstone it emerged from; please accept variations.
Peruvian Reverse-painted Butterfly Box
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The art of reverse painting on glass was brought to Peru by settling Spaniards in the 15th century. Local artisans emulated the style found on mirrors and other Spanish household objects and, in time, added so much of their own inspiration that the technique became recognized as a Peruvian craft tradition. There are a dwindling number of Peruvian artists who still practice this unique and romantic art. Here the artisan captures the ethereal beauty of butterflies on the hinged lid of a handcrafted wooden jewelry box.
South African Raku Elephant
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Artisans in South Africa use raku pottery techniques to create this colorful elephant. The bright color-block pattern is inspired by the beadwork and painted homes that are artistic hallmarks of the northeastern Ndzundza Ndebele people. Elephants symbolize steadfastness and wisdoma pair of curved tusks even frames South Africa's coat of arms. Popular lore says that elephants never forget, and they often recognize humans and other elephants even after decades, making this handcrafted sculpture a touching gift for a loved one who is far away. Colors may vary in each handcrafted sculpture.
Kenyan Olive-wood Napkin Rings - Set of 4
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Men and women of Kenya's Kamba tribe carve these safari animal napkin rings using hard olive wood. These workers are known as jua kali, a phrase that means hot sun but has come to mean those who earn a living in woodworking or metal carving. Each set contains a zebra, giraffe, elephant, and leopard. Please allow for small variations in each handmade carving.


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ATLANTA -- Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez managed to remain patient as he listened to multiple questions about Tommy Hanson's decision to throw Ike Davis seven straight curveballs at one point during Monday night's loss to the Mets.
Had that final curveball generated the same result as most of the others previously thrown to Davis, Gonzalez would have likely never been asked about the sequence of pitches. But this proved to be a popular topic because Hanson threw only curveballs within the five-pitch, sixth-inning at-bat that concluded with Davis hitting a decisive, three-run home run.
"Yeah, conventional wisdom says throw a fastball up and change his eyesight," Gonzalez said. "It was a 2-2 count, so he didn't have much leeway to go with it. All of the sudden, if you try to change elevation and he misses a fastball out over the plate and he hits it, then it's 'why are you throwing a fastball?'"
With runners at the corners, two outs and Jason Bay on deck, Hanson did not necessarily want to waste a pitch to bring the count full. So, instead of trying to get Davis to chase a fastball outside of the strike zone, he went with the same curveball that had brought him consistent success against the Mets' first baseman.
Seventeen of the 21 pitches Hanson has thrown Davis this year have been curveballs. During the 2010 and 2011 seasons, 27 of the 55 pitches he threw the Mets first baseman were curveballs.
The formula had worked, as Davis entered the sixth-inning plate appearance with just two hits in 14 at-bats against Hanson. Both of those hits were singles recorded off of fastballs.
"It wasn't a bad pitch at all," Gonzalez said of the home run. "I thought it was more over the plate. It was out over the corner and down a little bit. Tip your hat. It was a good pitch and a good location and he hit it."
Feeling fresh, Hudson eyes late April return
ATLANTA -- With two more Minor League rehab starts scheduled before he is activated from the disabled list, Tim Hudson believes he is in better shape than he would have been two weeks before his regular-season debut in a normal season.
"I actually feel better," Hudson said. "I feel like my body is in better shape because I did have six weeks of Spring Training to get in shape, even though I wasn't pitching. I wasn't down there just playing golf and eating donuts. I feel better physically than I normally do."
Hudson made steady progress through Spring Training and received his wish to complete two innings during the Braves' final Spring Training game in Florida. The 36-year-old veteran has since made two rehab starts for Class-A Rome. He will take the mound at Coolray Field on Wednesday night to make the first of his final two rehab starts with Triple-A Gwinnett.
Hudson is aiming to rejoin the Braves rotation for the April 29 game against the Pirates. He believes the back surgery he underwent on Nov. 28 will allow him to realize the relief he was not feeling the past couple years when he was having trouble with normal activities like tying his shoes.
"It's like night and day with how I feel," Hudson said. "Right now, I'm more concerned about getting my work done on the side and location and effectiveness of my pitches than I am my health. I don't want to get ahead of myself, but I think that's behind me. I don't even think about my back and all of that."
Worth noting
Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez's decision to rest Martin Prado on Tuesday allowed Jason Heyward to hit in the second spot of the lineup for the first time since July 25. He has now been in the second spot for 137 of his 252 career starts.
• Bo Jackson will throw the ceremonial first pitch before Wednesday afternoon's game against the Mets. Jackson is promoting Bo Bikes Bama, a 300-mile bike journey that will travel through tornado-ravaged communities to raise money for the Alabama Governor's Emergency Relief Fund. For more information, visit bobikesbama.com
Mark Bowman is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Over the last 30 years Dr. Norman has conducted a wide range of recreation and tourism research for private, federal, state and local recreation and tourism organizations in South Carolina, North Carolina, Michigan, Minnesota, Virginia and Wisconsin. His research has focused on community tourism development, leisure travel decision making, tourism marketing and the study of niche travel markets (i.e., agritourism, heritage tourism, sport tourism, fisheries tourism, culinary tourism and nature-based tourism). His current research examines the contribution and impact of tourism to the sustainability rural and coastal communities and regions. Dr. Norman works closely with graduate students from around the world conducting theoretically-based, applied recreation and tourism research that assists both the tourism industry and leisure service providers.Publications: (last 5 years)
Hallo, J. C., Beeco, J. A., Holly, F. M., Goetcheus, C. A., McGee. J., McGehee, N. G., & Norman, W. C. (in press). GPS as a method for assessing spatial and temporal use distributions of nature-based tourists. Journal of Travel Research.
Dixon, A. W., Backman, S., Backman, K., & Norman, W. (submitted). Expenditure based segmentation of sport tourists. Journal of Sport and Tourism.
Song, H. J., Lee, C. K., Norman, W. C. & Han, H. (in press). The Role of responsible gambling strategy in forming behavioral intention: An application of a model of goal-directed behavior. Journal of Travel Research.
Chancellor, H.C., Norman, W.C., Farmer, J.R., & Coe, E. E. (2010). Tourism organizations and land trusts: a sustainable approach to natural resource conservation? Journal of Sustainable Tourism, 19(7), 863-875.
Draper, J., Woosnam, K. M., & Norman, W. C. (2011). Tourism use history: Exploring a new framework for understanding residents' attitudes toward tourism. Journal of Travel Research, 50(1) 64-77.
Loda, M. D., Coleman, B. C., Norman, W. C., & Esposito, M. (2010). Comparing credibility: A website versus publicity. Journal of Applied Marketing Theory, 1(1) 67-81.
Woosnam, K. M., & Norman, W. C. (2010). Measuring residents' emotional solidarity with tourists: Scale development of Durkheim's theoretical constructs. Journal of Travel Research, 49, 365-380.
Wooten, M. H. & Norman, W. C. (2009). Using the ratings grid in tourism/event management. International Journal of Culture, Tourism and Hospitality Research, 4(3) 347-360.
Woosnam, K. M., Norman, W. C. & Ying, T. (2009). Exploring the theoretical framework of emotional solidarity between residents and tourists. Journal of Travel Research, 48, 245-258
Kleiber, D., McGuire, F. A.., Aybar-Damali, B. & Norman, W. (2008). Having more by doing less: The paradox of leisure constraints in later life. Journal of Leisure Research, 40, 343-359.
Wooten, M. H. & Norman, W. C. (2008). Differences in art festival visitors based on level of past experience. Event Management, 11(3) 109-121.
Deale, C., Norman, W., & Jodice, L.W. (2008). Marketing locally harvested shrimp to South Carolina coastal visitors: The development of a culinary tourism supply chain. Journal of Culinary Science & Technology. 6(1) 5-23.
Kyle, G. T., Absher, J. D., Norman, W., Hammitt, W. E., & Jodice, L. (2007). A modified involvement scale. Leisure Studies, 26(4) 399–427.
Kyle, G. T, Norman, W., Jodice, L., Graefe, A., & Marsinko, A. (2007). Segmenting anglers using their consumptive orientation profiles. Human Dimensions of Wildlife, 12(2) 115-132.
Loda, M. D., Norman, W. C., & Backman, K. F. (2007). Advertising and publicity: Suggested new applications for tourism marketers. Journal of Travel Research, 45, 259-265.Grants and Self-funded Research Projects:
2009-11, Development of an Action plan to Increase Sustainable and Regionally Appropriate use of Natural and Historic Resources in Union County, South Carolina. United States Forest Service. $90,000. Co-Principal Investigators: Jeffrey Hallo, William Norman and Robert Brookover.
2008-10, Pee Dee Regional Agritourism Initiative. United States Department of Agriculture, RBEG Grant # #005 46-039-576000254. $96,866. Principal Investigator: Blake Lanford. Co-Investigators: Dr. David Lamie, Dr. Robert Brookover, Laurie Jodice and Dr. William Norman.
2009, Tourism Product Development Plan for Pickens County, South Carolina. Pickens County Office of Special Programs, $15,000. Co-principal Investigators: William C. Norman and Robert Brookover.
2008-09, Building Sustainable Community-Based Economic Development and Management Linkages between Traditional Coastal-Dependent Business and South Carolina's Recreation and Tourism Industry. South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium, $101,103. Co-Principal Investigators: William C. Norman and David Hughes.
2008-2009, Sustainable Tourism Destination/Centerpiece Project for Floyd and Patrick Counties in Southwestern Virginia in the Rocky Knob Area Associated with the Blue Ridge Parkway. United States National Park Service and Blue Ridge Heritage, Inc., $266,202. Co-Principal Investigators: Dr. Nancy G. McGehee (Virginia Tech) and Dr. Jeffrey Hallo (Clemson University).
2007-08, Oconee County Resident Survey. Oconee County, SC. $6,000. Principal Investigator: William C. Norman.
2007-08, Thoroughbred Country Tourist Conversion and Destination Branding Study. Lower Savannah Council of Governments. $14,000. Principal Investigator: William C. Norman
2006-07, Recreation Resource Management Competency-Improvement Project. USDA Forest Service, $46,978.14. Co-Principal Investigators: William C. Norman and Dr. Brett Wight.
2006, Economic Impacts of a proposed Cycling Center in Rock Hill, South Carolina, Rock Hill Dept of Parks, Recreation and Tourism, $10,000. Co-Principal Investigators: W. C. Norman and M. S. Henry.
2005-06, South Carolina Marine Recreational Fishing Needs Assessment for Prioritizing Extension/ Outreach and Research, South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium. $10,000. Co-Principal investigators: William C. Norman and Laurie Jodice.
2005-06, Economic Impacts of a Proposed Velodrome in Rock Hill, South Carolina, Rock Hill Dept of Parks, Recreation and Tourism, $5,000. Co-Principal Investigators: William C. Norman and Mark S. Henry.
2004-06, A Study of the Economic Impact of the MCI Heritage, Heritage Classic Foundation, $48,340. Principal Investigator: Sheila J. Backman, Co-investigators: William C. Norman, Kenneth F. Backman, Robert Brookover and Mark Henry (Applied Economics and Statistics).
2003-05, Santee-Cooper Fishing Tourism Marketing Study, Recreation Boating and Fishing Foundation and Santee-Cooper Country, $27,230. Co-Principal Investigators: William C. Norman, Laurie Jodice, Gerard Kyle and Alan Marsinko (Department of Forestry).
2003-04, Shrimp and Culinary Tourism, Gulf and South Atlantic Fisheries Foundation, $41,000. Co-Principal Investigators: Laurie Jodice, Johnny MacGregor (Department of Food Science) and Marge Condrasky (Department of Food Science).
2003-04, Shrimp and Tourism in South Carolina, National Marine Fisheries Resources (NOAA), Part of the $400,000 Clemson University South Carolina Shrimp Fishery Assistance Project, $50,781.00. Co-Principal Investigators: William C. Norman Laurie Jodice.Courses Taught: Undergraduate:
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Galveston Shrimp Company has issued a precautionary voluntary recall of its prepackaged Texas Gulf Shrimp due to foreign material found in a bag. The pre-packaged bags are shipped to HEB Stores. Customers who recently purchased pre-packaged Gulf Shrimp are encouraged to check their refrigerators and/or freezers. "Galveston Shrimp Company is committed to delivering the highest …
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93 years ago today, the Giants and Phillies played a nine-inning game in 51 minutes, at the Polo Grounds in New York. The Giants won 6-1. It's generally recognized as the shortest game in major-league history. (And it was the first game of a doubleheader on the last game of the season.)
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Barbara Marty, 89, of Paducah, Ky., died Saturday, June 1, 2013, at Parkview Nursing and Rehabilitation.
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GILMANTON – All but two of the 23 campers who suffered burns when a lightning bolt struck a tree about 50 feet from their camp shelter have been released from the hospital. In fact, most of the campers suffered very minor burns, said Gerard Boyle, the scoutmaster at National Youth Leadership Training of the Daniel Webster Council at Camp Bell. Most just felt tingling, Boyle said, and were sent to the hospital as a precaution, and only a few of the six who were thought to have serious injuries were kept at area hospitals overnight. "Almost all of them were treated and released," Boyle said. One, whose name was not released, is still in Concord Hospital and was expected to be kept there overnight for observation. BELMONT -- Twenty-three Scouts, ages 12-16, and three adult counselors who sought shelter in lean-to suffered electric-shock burns after lightning struck the lean-to at Camp Bell Boy Scout Camp in Gilmanton Monday night. None of the injures were life-threatening; most were minor. Six of the 23 suffered "somewhat serious" burns, Fire Chief David Parenti said. Seven of the Scouts had very minor burns, he said. "All 23 of them had burns of some sort," Parenti said. "But even the six (burn victims), we worry about the chest, but they weren't burned too bad, really." Parenti said he received a call at about 7:30 p.m. from camp officials saying there were numerous campers injured when lightning struck a lean-to. Parenti described the camp's lean-tos as similar to carports. As camp officials loaded the 23 campers into a Daniel Webster Council bus and headed toward the nearest manned fire station in Belmont, Parenti and Lakes Region Mutual Fire Aid Association dispatchers quickly made a plan, calling nearly two-dozen ambulances from area towns to take the victims to various area hospitals. Fire officials declared a second-alarm "Mass Casualties Alert," which starts communication between hospitals – about the number of available beds, for instance – ambulances, and rescue crews. Sometime after 8 p.m., the camp's white bus pulled into the Belmont Fire Department. EMTs and first responders set up a triage system to determine the severity of each child's burn. Officials determined lightning had gone through the lean-to and burned all the occupants. Some of the minor burns were to feet and fingers. The major burns were to the chest area of the six most-injured patients. The Scouts were said to be taking the injuries well. Scouting officials also said the burn victims appeared be doing well. "Everyone was conscious and alert and stable," Daniel Webster Scout Council spokesman Greg Osborne said. The most seriously injured were taken by ambulance to several area hospitals: two were taken to Franklin, two went to Concord, and two went to Lakes Region General Hospital. Other children were taken as far away as Huggins Hospital in Wolfeboro. Three counselors from the group refused treatment to save ambulance space, and were praised by firefighters for doing so. The Scouts came to Camp Bell from all parts of New Hampshire for a leadership conference. Camp Bell is located on Manning Lake in Gilmanton Iron Works. The Griswold Scouting reservation is also home to the Hidden Valley Scout Camp; none of the Hidden Valley campers were affected, officials said.
Two Scouts remain hospitalized after Gilmanton lightning strike
This Daniel Webster Council bus that brought 23 Scouts and three camp counselors to get aid in Belmont after lightning struck their lean-to, burning all of them. (DAN SEUFERT PHOTO)
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One of the parents' chief issues with these program changes stem from the district's changing story regarding the origins of the TWI program. We were told when we enrolled our daughter five years ago, that TWI was a true dual-immersion program, designed to produce children who were dual-lingual. Now we are told that the program was envisioned as primarily a boost to ELLs (English Language Learners), who would flourish side-by-side with native-Engish-speakers.
We believe that any public school program should benefit all its students, not primarily one limited group. If the nature of the TWI program is as the district now describes, we resent not being told that our children were essentially being used to boost the ELL program, with the secondary benefit of gaining Spanish fluency.
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With one day remaining in the auction, 924 horses have been sold for $43,688,600, an increase of 14.99 percent over last year when 1,003 horses brought $37,991,900. Average price rose 24.83 percent from $37,878 to $47,282. The median of $20,000 was up 33.33 percent from $15,000 in 2012.
On Thursday, Keeneland sold 248 horses for $3,389,600, down 6.38 percent from 2012 when 253 yearlings brought $3,620,700. The session average of $13,668 dipped 4.49 percent from $14,311 last year, while the median decreased 17.65 percent from $8,500 to $7,000.
The complete dispersal of Issam Fares' Fares Farm, Lane's End, agent, concluded Thursday with a total of 78 horses sold for $7,313,000, for an average of $93,756 and a median of $56,000.
Night Site, offered as a racing or stallion prospect, brought a final bid of $135,000 from Raut LLC. The four-year-old colt by Giant's Causeway is out of multiple Grade 1 winner Sightseek and is a half-brother to the graded stakes-placed colt Raison d'Etat. He was consigned by Mill Ridge Sales, agent.
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Bill was the farm manager at Hughey Farms in Mt. Vernon. Bill loved fishing, trapping, coyote hunting and all the cows he took care of at the farm.
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The Georgia Ports Authority board of directors has elected Robert S. Jepson Jr. of Savannah to serve a second term as chairman of the board. Jepson was first appointed to the board in 2008 and previously served as vice chairman. The new vice chairman will be James A. Walters, and Stephen S. Green will serve as secretary/treasurer.
The Effingham Industrial Development Authority's deal with a film studio took another step forward, as IDA members approved a bond resolution for the project.
The Effingham County Chamber of Commerce is making plans to put the hotel-motel excise tax receipts coming its way to use to spur tourism efforts.
ATLANTA - The Georgia Department of Labor announced Thursday that Georgia's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate increased to 8.3 percent in May. The rate was up one-tenth of a percentage point from 8.2 percent in April, but it was down eight-tenths of a percentage point from 9.1 percent in May a year ago.
Effingham Health System will be celebrating the relocation of its ECB (Effingham-Chatham-Bryan) Occupational Medicine office and the opening of a brand new physician office in the next few weeks.
Effingham Industrial Development Authority officials are hopeful another international project will be calling Effingham home soon.
SAVANNAH - At the close of 2012, the Savannah-area economy appeared poised to maintain its forward momentum into 2013. While the expected growth did not come to fruition during the first quarter of 2013, the economy did not falter, but rather, held steady in the face of faltering consumer confidence, according to Armstrong Atlantic State University's latest Coastal Empire Economic Monitor.
Georgia Southern University's College of Business Administration is working with the Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce to help young professionals start their careers and contribute to their communities.
Four massive new ship-to-shore cranes arrived at Georgia Ports Authority's Garden City Terminal on Wednesday, bringing the total number of electric-powered container cranes to 25 - the most of any single terminal in the United States.
Georgia Power has introduced My Power Usage, a new online program at GeorgiaPower.com that provides customers with the information they need to better manage energy costs and help eliminate surprises at the end of their billing cycle.
U.S. District Judge Richard M. Gergel accepted the settlement agreement between all parties involved in the mediation over the Savannah Harbor Expansion Project in an order that dismissed the federal litigation pending against the proposed deepening of the harbor channel.
ATLANTA - The Georgia Department of Labor announced Thursday that metro Savannah's unemployment rate declined to 7.1 percent in April, down three-tenths of a percentage point from 7.4 percent in March. The rate was 8.2 percent in April a year ago.
Derrell E. Banks was chosen as the newest member of the Effingham Health System board of trustees to serve as the city of Springfield representative. He was selected to fill the seat vacated by Stephen Mobley.
Georgia Ports Authority moved 2.4 million tons of cargo in April, a 4.7 percent increase - or 108,532 tons - over the same month a year ago.
Dollar General will have the grand opening Saturday at 8 a.m. for its new Rincon store at 114 South Columbia Ave.
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The Effingham Chamber of Commerce announced that it will hold a membership campaign for the first time in several years.
ATLANTA - The Georgia Department of Labor announced Thursday that Metro Savannah's unemployment rate increased to 7.4 percent in June, up five-tenths of a percentage point from 6.9 percent in May. The rate was 8.3 percent in June a year ago.
The Georgia Ports Authority moved more than 29 million tons of cargo, 3 million 20-foot equivalent container units (TEUs) and more than 700,000 auto and machinery units in fiscal year 2014, the GPA reported Monday.
The new chief executive officer of Medient Studios said the company got the ruling in its favor from a Nevada judge Wednesday afternoon it anticipated.
Work on what is expected to be the largest movie studio complex in the U.S. is continuing, and a revised master plan for the project is expected soon, the studio's CEO said Thursday.
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Rose Harvey is resigning from the Effingham Industrial Development Authority.
ATLANTA - The Georgia Department of Labor announced Thursday that Georgia's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for June was 7.4 percent, up two-tenths of a percentage point from 7.2 percent in May. The rate in June of last year was 8.4 percent.
The revised master plan for a planned massive studioplex in Effingham County could be finished within two weeks, Industrial Development Authority members learned Thursday.
Many consumers recall being affected by, or at least hearing about, thieves hacking into credit and debit card data of millions of Target customers this past holiday season.
State Supreme Court justices ruled Friday that a group of homeowners are not entitled to bring a class-action lawsuit against Georgia-Pacific's Savannah River Mill.
A Nevada judge has granted a temporary restraining order to the former CEO and chairman of Medient Studios.
The Effingham Industrial Development Authority has approved a $6.49 million budget for its coming fiscal year, making no significant changes to its draft budget.
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While accepting her award for "Skyfall," the endearing crooner admitted this was the first night she's been out since she gave birth in October. Glad to have you back, Adele! Source: Getty 1 / 10 Kristen Wiig and Will Ferrell Are Ill-Prepared What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Having to get up and speak knowing you're unprepared is terrible . . . unless you're Kristen Wiig and Will Ferrell and you build your whole presentation around it. The Saturday Night Live alums made us all laugh (except maybe stone-faced Tommy Lee Jones) when they informed us they were supposed to watch all the movies in their category, then proceeded to butcher the plots of The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, Salmon Fishing in the Yemen, and the other musical/comedies with best actress nominees. 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A SURGE of legal claims for highways trips, slips and car damage was received across Lancashire – ahead of a crackdown on 'no win, no fee' deals.
An extra 470-plus claims were reported to the county council's legal team, from 2011/12 to 2012/13, county councillors have been told.
Last July saw legislat-ion introduced banning 'conditional fee agreem-ents', where costs could be recovered from local authorities.
Instead, a 10per cent general increase in damage was allowed for success-ful claimants under the new rules. But there was also a 273per cent increase in the number of veh- icle damage claims, from 317 to 871, often involving wheel and tyre problems, which are usually submitted directly to the council by members of the public.
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Here's a key matchup to watch in Sunday's Vikings-Cardinals game.
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It appears the inside story on the Cardinals' inside-linebacker lineup has become a study in contrast.
Cardinals announce free-agent, draft pick signings
The Cardinals announced their free-agent signings when it became official on Friday afternoon, including the addition of former Eagles MLB Stewart Bradley.
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The Eagles will not re-sign their own free agents, including MLB Stewart Bradley, the Philadelphia Enquirer reported.
Eagles tender six, add coach
The Eagles have tendered six of their free agents and added an offensive quality-control coach.
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Finishing a superb season without any fanfare, WR Santana Moss has expressed a desire to stay with Washington next season, and early indications are that the team wants him back, according to NFC East Whispers.
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The Eagles are still buzzing following their epic comeback against the Giants, but their defensive injuries are starting to mount.
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With no time to work him in slowly, the Eagles will turn to Jamar Chaney at middle linebacker in the place of Stewart Bradley, whose elbow likely will keep him out at least until the playoffs.
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Having gotten off to a lackluster start to the season, Giants P Matt Dodge may need to deliver Sunday night when he has to punt to dangerous Bears PR Devin Hester, according to NFC East Whispers.
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Eagles head coach Andy Reid officially ruled QB Kevin Kolb and MLB Stewart Bradley out for Sunday's game at Detroit, the coach told reporters at the team facility on Friday.
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The Arizona Cardinals have cleared salary cap room by releasing Bradley.||||||| Bradley was signed to a five-year, $30 million contract in 2011 but never became the starting inside linebacker the Cardinals envisioned. He had 15 tackles in 16 games last season, six of them on special teams.
Bradley was inactive for the Philadelphia Eagles in Sunday's playoff game against the Green Bay Packers with an elbow injury.||||||| Bradley dislocated his right elbow, but coach Andy Reid says he doesn't need surgery at this time.
Bradley has been ruled out of the Eagles' game Sunday at Detroit due to a concussion he suffered in their season-opening loss to Green Bay.||||||| Omar Gaither will start at middle linebacker for Bradley, who returned to the field against the Packers despite suffering the concussion.
Bradley suffered a concussion in the Eagles' 27-20 loss to Green Bay on Sunday.||||||| Bradley was hurt when his head slammed into teammate Ernie Sims. Stewart struggled to get up, stumbled, then toppled to the ground. Like quarterback Kevin Kolb, he returned to play with a head injury before leaving for good.


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Things take a mutinous turn on the Queen Anne's Revenge once Angelica forces Jack Sparrow aboard. With the ship's skeletal figurehead holding a spear in one hand and a chalice of fire in the other, the massive boat is quite the sight on the horizon. Here's how you can transform the ship's bowsprit icon into a phantasmic lamp for your child's bedroom.
You'll need:
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- Lamp with a medium-sized plain lampshade (the one shown here is about 7- by 9.5-inches)
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- Small paintbrush or foam brush
- Damp paper towel
1. Print the template and use the pieces to cut a skeleton hand and arm bones from craft or scrapbook paper.
2. Working on a wax paper-covered surface, use a brown pencil to shade the ends of the bones where the joints meet, as shown. Shade along the edges of the fingers too, as well as the palm and arm bone pieces (this will add contrast when the pieces are on the lampshade).
3. Flip the large arm bone over and paint the back with glue sealer, making sure you spread the glue right to the edges. Then press the bone, glued side down, onto the lower left corner of the lampshade. Don't worry if it extends below the shade a bit; you can trim it later. Press and smooth the paper with your fingertips to stick it firmly to the lampshade. Use a damp paper towel to wipe any excess glue from your fingers or the shade, if needed.
Note: For this step, it may be easier to work with the lampshade on the lamp base. Just be sure to unplug the lamp while you're working on it.
4. Next, glue the small arm bone beside the large bone on the shade. Then glue the palm piece above them, leaving a small gap. Finally, glue on the fingers, this time leaving a small gap between them and the palm piece.
Apply a top coat of glue sealer to all the pieces, again going right to the edges of the paper. Once the glue dries, plug in the lamp and turn it on so you can check out your hand-iwork.
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