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Born on the edge of Fayette and Walker counties, Maybelle lived in Oakman until she was 12, then moved to Jasper which she's called home ever since. In 1946, she married a soldier who was just two months back from World War II. Today, she knows the exact amount of time Jim spent overseas: "Three years, eight months and eight days. He was in Germany, he was in the D-Day invasion, he was in the Battle of the Bulge. He saw it all. He was shot in the stomach, but he got the soldier who shot him and he brought the pistol home. It was a German Luger, blue steel." They didn't start a family immediately. "We'd bought a house and were having a hard time making the payments," Maybelle recalls. "This was in the 1950s. We heard we could make a lot more money in Chicago, so we moved up there and went to work in a tool factory — that was my first job, making tools for automobiles — until we could save enough money and come home."
After that, Jim worked in several mines — Dora, Red Star and others — and would eventually suffer from black lung. But with a steady job, the couple could look ahead toward a family. A daughter, Carol, was born in 1968 and another, Kim, in 1969. Kim, who today has two daughters of her own, remembers her early childhood as a kind of idyllic existence. Her father drove a coal truck, and she looked forward each day to him coming home: "He had one of those big, dark green lunchboxes," she recalls, "and every day there'd be a surprise in it for me and Carol. It was pink Snowball cakes, and they came in packages of two, one for each of us. They're still made today, and I still love 'em."
"My husband was the best daddy I've seen in my life," Maybelle says. "He worshipped those two kids. He lived for them. Toward the end, I don't think he would have lived as long as he did, if not for them. Understand, he loved me and I loved him, and there'll never be another for me. But he loved his kids beyond love. He'd die for them, any day."
"The end" came when Chester died of black lung, far too young, in 1982. Kim was in middle school, Carol was starting high school. As the full extent of their loss began to soak in, Maybelle says, "My first thought was, 'I can't believe he's gone.' My next thought was, 'Lord, I've got to get a job!' She found one, working in the deli section of the former location of Winn-Dixie.
"I've got to brag on my kids a little bit," she says. "After their daddy died, they were wonderful to me. There was nobody to stay with them after school, but they came straight home and stayed there 'til I got in."
One of Kim's memories from childhood is of steady discipline: "With my parents, there were things you just didn't do. Like cut up in church, or run up and down the aisles playing. You sat there and listened, because that's what church was for."
As for Carol, one of the things she appreciates in retrospect about Maybelle's style of mothering, she says, is that "She always told me what I needed to hear, instead of what I wanted to hear."
Several years later, Maybelle's work life took a different direction. A good friend had started a catering business and needed someone to help her with it.
Maybelle became a caterer and, incidentally, started renting her friend's basement apartment at the house on Sixth Avenue South where she lives today.
Life in the subsequent years had its ups and downs. Carol (Bailey) and Kim (Morrow) married and began families. Maybelle was nagged with health difficulties, requiring more than a dozen surgeries and leaving her with too many chronic problems to count; most recently she's still recovering from a fall down her basement stairs, which happened when she was taking cover during a tornado warning.
Tornadoes have been a constant theme in the families' trials and tribulations, over the years. One of them destroyed the side-by-side homes of Kim and her nephew Jason. "The ground where they'd been looked just like you'd swept it with a broom," Maybelle remembers now. "Then Jason moved over to Highway 5 and, of all things, the next tornado that came sent six trees through the top of his house. He's recovered, but I wouldn't have the amount of heart that boy's got, for nothing."
Yet a different storm — during the fateful April, 2011 series — sent a tree through the roof of Maybelle's house, which has since been repaired.
Nowadays, she's excited about the fact that Carol's son Jason and daughter-in-law Tori will soon present Carol with her first grandchild and make Maybelle a great-grandmother.
When asked what advice she'd give to someone turning 84 years old, she says "I'd tell them to enjoy life while you have it. Even with all I've been through, I still enjoy my kids and my life. I wouldn't take anything for it. This past February, I celebrated my 68th wedding anniversary. He's not here, but he's still the man I'm married to."
As for advice to mothers raising children, she's equally as concise: "Be honest, be faithful and God will give you the grace. He's looked after me and my kids when there was nobody around but us. I mean, you can't trade God's love for anything."
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Laura Wais is a painter, sculptor, and photographer. She grew up swimming in the ocean in Southern California and loves the life aquatic.
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Around 1:30 a.m. Saturday, Leon Mercurius, 23, was slashed with a straight razor in the parking lot of Boomers Sports Bar & Nightclub in Port Charlotte, according to the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office. Investigators say the incident may have been retaliation for a Dec. 24 stabbing in which Mercurius was charged.
Mercurius was taken to Peace River Regional Medical Center for treatment and then released.
Shortly after 2 a.m., authorities responded to a call of shots fired in the parking lot of Emerald City strip club, which is located about three miles north of where the slashing occurred. According to an incident report, a man was spotted firing shots toward a dark-colored vehicle.
Minutes later, the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office received a call from Fawcett Memorial Hospital concerning 29-year-old Jameel Riley, who had reportedly driven himself there with a gunshot wound to the chest.
When deputies arrived, they located a dark green car parked in the Ambulance parking lot with a bullet hole in its rear window, an incident report said.
Riley was treated and later released from the hospital.
Anyone with information about these two incidents is asked to call the Sheriff's Office at (941) 639-2101, or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-780-TIPS (8477).
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You can select multiple apps to uninstall, which is really useful and you can also search them by name or sort them by types. If you long press on the app name, you'll be able to choose from more options such as application details, sharing and searching in the market. For a quick start, there's an icon on the notification bar but you can also disable it.
The problem with this app is that once you've selected all the apps, you still need to click OK on each one to actually uninstall it, which makes it quicker than the usual uninstall but not as easy as we would like it to be.
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Long press specified app, a context menu will pop up and provide more options. You can view app details by clicking "Application Details". You can share apps by clicking "Share", and you can search the app in the Google market by clicking "Search in Google Market".
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Lake Conroe - Waterfront Condo at Walden in Lake Conroe
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- sleeps 2
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This ground level waterfront condo is located at The Lodge at Walden. This beautiful fully furnished one bedroom/one bath sleeps two and has a fabulous view of the marina, lake, and cove. This condo is also the Owner's weekend getaway, so it is very clean and well maintained.
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*Recently upgraded with new furniture, two flat screen TV's, and porcelain tile throughout!
The condo has a king size bed in the master bedroom and a sectional in the living room. Also in the living room is a flat screen TV, DVD/Stereo, cable TV, and wireless internet. There is another flat screen TV in the master bedroom. The kitchen has a breakfast bar with two barstools and there is a small dining table just outside of the kitchen.
The condo is equipped with stove, microwave, dishwasher, full-size refrigerator with ice-maker, blender, coffee maker, toaster, iron, all kitchen utensils, hair dryer, alarm clock, and a gas grill. You will also be provided with linens, pillows, bath and beach towels.
For boat owners, the complex has a private boat dock that can be used for up to 48 hours (the boat dock is also a great place for fishing). The complex has a very nice private pool, located just 40 ft from the back door of the condo. (Photos of the lake/cove were taken from the patio.)
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You will have access to Walden Yacht Club featuring gourmet dining overlooking the lake, poolside service, and a great Sunday Brunch! The Yacht Club's competition size pool, playground, and restaurants are all within walking distance. The Walden Racquet Club's tennis courts and weight room are just a short drive from the condo. A paved "hike-and-bike" trail runs throughout Walden.
Outside of the Walden area, there are plenty of golf courses and antique shops nearby.
This is a wonderful weekend getaway for couples!
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Sun-Thurs $120.00
Full Week $700.00
Monthly $1750.00
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Global Agenda Council on New Energy Architecture 2012-2014
The challenge
A global energy transition is underway, but progress is slow and incremental and varies widely according to geography. History has shown that energy transition is not an abrupt change but one that unfolds over decades. Worryingly, the current trajectory will not solve the main energy challenges of today, which include the carbon problem and energy access and security issues. The global community faces the challenge of delivering sustainable, affordable and secure energy for all.
What the Council is doing about it
The Global Agenda Council on New Energy Architecture aims to expedite this transition in the next five years by focusing on three work streams.
First, the Council has developed a discussion paper, Financial Regulation – Biased against Clean Energy and Green Infrastructure? It was distributed at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2013, published on the Forum's website and through social media channels, and covered on the Bloomberg New Energy Finance website. The paper identifies several areas in which the regulation of investment itself, rather than policy relating to underlying assets, companies or technologies, may be holding back the flow of investment in clean energy. It also addresses the potential impact of financial regulation on clean energy investments.
Second, the Council contributed to the development and increasing visibility of the Global Energy Architecture Performance Index. The index was created by the World Economic Forum and independent experts, many of whom are affiliated with the Council, and provides decision-makers with a tool to monitor the performance of energy systems and a basis for assessing areas for improvement.
Third, the Council is considering introducing a high-level educational programme for new energy policy-makers entering their assignments. The vision is to establish this with partner institutions possessing the required capabilities.
"History has shown that energy transition is not an abrupt change but one that unfolds over decades. Worryingly, the current trajectory will not solve the main energy challenges of today, which include the carbon problem and energy access and security issues."
Work is in the exploratory phase and will be a core focus over the coming months. The Council hosted a joint private event at the World Economic Forum on East Asia in Myanmar in June 2013, where Council Members began generating interest in the concept. Over the coming 12 months, the Council hopes to engage finance ministers and the finance community in national energy mix planning.
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This is the second in a series of four articles on how to manage new business development vs. day-to-day operations.
Is your small business drowning in staff-related paperwork that takes you away from doing what you (and your staff) should be doing – growing your business? Time sheets, time-off requests, expense and mileage reports, reimbursement forms: These are all necessary aspects of company operations, but the ever-growing stacks of forms consume much more than copier paper.
The extra labor and time to accomplish these tasks can be significant and directly affect the bottom line. Americans spend 9.8 billion hours a year – much of that in the course of commerce – handling and filling out government paperwork, according to the White House Office of Management and Budget. Internal processes are time consuming, as well. For instance, the American Payroll Association found that it takes an average of six minutes per timecard to manually review and input data for payroll. Add to this a company's other internal forms, and it can be very difficult for executives to find a spare minute to concentrate on the business at hand.
What's more, it costs $22 on average to manually input an expense report, according to a survey by Paystream Advisors, and $75 an hour to prepare federal tax forms, reports the National Federation for Independent Businesses.
Companies can find relief by automating internal systems for time and attendance and expense reporting. Among the benefits:
Reporting technology makes running payroll and reports a task that fills minutes instead of hours. Employees who can input their own expense and mileage reports also eliminate that time spent by a manager. The result is increased productivity for executives, who now have freed hours to pitch new business and serve customers.
Next week: Easing the regulatory compliance burden.
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For years I went to Agawam Cemetery in Wareham with my grandmother, Millie. She already had a stone for herself and her husband ready and waiting. My father's name is there as well, although he's buried out of state where he died. He hated that she put his name on a gravestone (without asking) while he was alive and kicking.
All I needed to do after she was gone, she told me as she tidied up around her parents' stone, was make a call to have the year of her death inscribed on the stone. She and her husband could have had free burials at the National Cemetery in Bourne since he was a veteran. But she liked Agawam. She talked about it like other people would if they were buying a home: location, privacy, quiet, wooded. She told me about the tiff she'd had with her brother's family about who could be buried in which plot and what type of stones they could have. I always thought it was odd she cared so much about a place for deceased people to let it cause problems with living ones, but for some reason it meant a lot to her.
During hurricanes, my grandparents usually refused to leave their ocean front home. They didn't want to leave their dogs behind and go to a shelter. And it was in Millie's nature to ride things out. People called her "Hurricane Millie" for a reason—she didn't rattle easily. The one time they did leave (firefighters came and forced them to leave), they piled the dogs into their huge Cadillac and headed to, where else, but Agawam Cemetery.
In all those years of going to the cemetery and witnessing the burials of my great grandparents and grandparents, I'd never wandered over into the older part of the cemetery. I had no idea that my grandfather (they divorced but turns out later in life he also lived in Wareham) had ancestors buried there. Millie would have gotten such a kick out of that!
Rowland Sturtevant Bumpus and his family are buried at Agawam Cemetery. He was a lifelong Wareham resident, except for time in California. He was a "49er" who went in search of gold on two occasions.
If he found any gold, it probably was a negligible amount, as he came back to Wareham and apparently led a humble life there. Someday I hope to find more details about his adventure.
I haven't found him on passenger lists yet, but there is an "R. Bumpus" listed as an arrival at Panama City on 24 Sept 1849 (the city was a stop for ships on the way to San Francisco during the Gold Rush). In the 1950 census, he's listed with his family in Wareham as a miner.
When Rowland wasn't dreaming of gold, he worked as a teamer at the Tremont Nail Factory in Wareham. Coincidentally, before I knew anything about my Wareham ancestry, I dropped in to check it out and visit the attached gift shop. In his son Nathan's 1847 birth record, Rowland is called a furnaceman (maybe also a job at Tremont?) and in his own 1853 death record he is referred to as a farmer.
|Tremont Nail Factory, Wareham
Rowland was born 20 Jan 1804 in Wareham, son of Jonathan Bumpus and Martha Chubbuck. Martha's another loose end--I haven't found her parents. There were early Chubbucks in Hingham, some later in Wareham, but I can't find how Martha connects to them. There were also some Churbucks in Wareham.
Rowland descends from Edward Bumpus/Bompasse who came to Plymouth in 1621 on the ship Fortune. His line of descent: Edward1 >Thomas2 > Samuel3 > Thomas4 > Jonathan5 > Rowland6. Edit: Jonathan as a son Thomas is now in question.
On 5 September, 1825, Rowland married Lucy Nye Pierce at Wareham. Lucy was the daughter of David Pierce and Desire Nye, and I'll write about her another time as she's an interesting subject as well.
|Lucy Nye (Pierce) and Rowland Bumpus, property of Laurie Howland
Lucy and Rowland had 10 children at Wareham: Frederick, Ambrose, Adeline, Rowland, Lucy, Caroline, Mary, Lucretia, Pelina and Nathan.
I wonder how Lucy felt when Rowland boarded the boat for San Francisco. Was she hopeful for the possibility of wealth? Was she terrified that her husband would never return? If so, how would she raise the five children she still had at home, with the youngest being not quite three years of age? How would she get by while he was gone and not earning his regular pay?
Rowland did return from California, but died at Wareham of consumption on 29 April 1853, at age 49. (Mass VR Vol. 76 p. 226). He joined his children already buried at Agawam Cemetery: Ambrose and Rowland each died at age 4 and Pelena at 11 months.
|Rowland Bumpus' stone at Agawam Cemetery, Wareham
Rowland's son Frederick was already married at the time of his father's death. He married Jane Yates and they raised their four children in Wareham. Adeline was also already married and she too stayed in Wareham, marrying Samuel Williams. I haven't found children for Adeline and Sam. Adeline, Frederick and their spouses are buried at Agawam Cemetery.
Lucy was also already married, she was wedded to Calvin Benson at Middleborough (as Lucy Maria Bump) in 1851, but I don't know where they got off to after that.
Caroline would marry Calvin Baker at Marshfield in 1858 and have one daughter. In The Bumpus Genealogy by Lynn Albert Bumpus, she is listed as dying in 1930. Descendant Laurie Howland says family information states Caroline died in California in 1933.
Mary Briggs Bumpus is my 3rd great grandmother. She married Seth Washburn in 1856 and they lived in Plymouth, where they raised three children.
|Mary Bumpus Washburn, property of Laurie Howland
Lucretia married Asaph Burbank in 1860 and raised their two children in Plymouth.
Nathan Cobb Bumpus married Susan Ellis in 1870 in Acushnet and they had six children there.
I had the good fortune of being put in contact with Lucy Day, who lives in California and is a descendant of Nathan Bumpus, who served in the Civil War. He came to live in Acushnet when his mother remarried and moved there. In turn she put me in touch with Laurie Howland, whose husband descends from the same family. Laurie had family photographs! What luck! She's a kindred spirit in that she likes to figure out when the photos were taken and figure out who is in them and I am incredibly indebted to her.
Fortunately for Bumpus descendants, brothers Paul and Stephen Bumpus started a website that includes a transcription of the Bumpus Genealogy by Lynne Albert Bumpus:
They have another page with many useful links, but it is currently under construction. Save the URL to check back later:
Paul Bumpus was incredibly helpful to me when I started my Bumpus research, as was Richard Griffith, who lived in Wareham at the time. It never ceases to amaze me how the world of family history is chock full of kind, generous people.
Andrew Griffith has a fantastic History of Wareham website, which includes inscriptions and some photos of Agawam Cemetery gravestones, as well as other Wareham Cemeteries:
A few books I've found useful in my Wareham research:
Records of the First Parish Church of Wareham, by Leonard H. Smith.
Glimpses of Early Wareham, by Daisy Washburn Lovell, Wareham Historical Society


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For the purposes of this power ranking, which is based on the hair-metal bands each MLB area produced, "hair metal" is defined by the following:
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1. (tie) Dodgers - everyone
Every hair metal band ever went through Los Angeles. If you need to pick one, go with Mötley Crüe, but don't limit yourself. As a Giants fan, I feel there is something so completely appropriate about this. It's probably the reason my subconscious thought of this list. My irrational, geography-based dislike for a professional sports team needs something like this to masquerade as tangible evidence.
1. (tie) Nationals - no one
Couldn't find a hair metal band for Washington D.C., so they get enough credit to tie with the place that spawned millions of them. They should probably take first place for sparing the world. There probably weren't any hair metal bands because D.C. punks would have whomped on them while Ian MacKaye yelled at them to stop.
3. Astros - King's X
Not really hair metal, but Houston was pretty thin with candidates, and I also wanted to see if Gary Huckabay reads Baseball Nation. A band that was above their peers for a while before becoming mostly forgotten, they were the Glenn Davis of metal.
4. Yankees - Twisted Sister
The archetype. Dumb, catchy, and funny looking -- that's like the tagline for hair metal. You might hear their songs in ads for Pert Plus now, but there was a time when they really freaked people out before they became acceptable. Sort of like Reggie Jackson.
5. Mariners - Queensryche
They used to be considered "thinking man's metal," which is amusing when you read the plot of their masterpiece, "Operation Mindcrime":
...he remembers how, as a heroin addict and would-be political radical frustrated with contemporary society, he was manipulated into joining a supposed secret organization dedicated to revolution. At the head of this organization is a political and religious demagogue known only as Dr. X, who by manipulating Nikki through a combination of his heroin addiction and brainwashing techniques...
The guy who wrote "Birdemic" reads that and thinks "What the crap? What is this nonsense?" But the album is still pretty epic, and if you want to go big as a Seattleite, you can.
6. Athletics - Y&T
Oakland's slogan this year is "Green Collar Baseball" -- a nod to the team's blue-collar image of low-profile grinders. So it fits that Y&T is the A's rep, as most of their best work was completely under the radar. And they didn't have a lot of hits. The perfect A's comparison.
7. Rangers - Pantera
Right now there's someone angry that Pantera is on a hair-metal list. They have no idea.
Oh, they evolved into a band that would make closer-entrance music, but seeing as they a) were from Arlington, and b) willingly posed for that promo shot, they make the list. Because they made some good music, they're ranked high. But that picture drops them down just because, c'mon, that picture.
8. Giants - Night Ranger
The Bay Area was all thrash in the '80s, so hair metal bands would just drive a few hours south to avoid getting beat up. Night Ranger's here by default, and they rank highly because they were an integral part of one of the best movie scenes of the past 20 years. San Francisco was also responsible for Metallica, which is like the Giants introducing the world to Willie Mays, but San Francisco was also technically responsible for that Metallica, which is like the Giants introducing the world to Deivi Cruz.
9. Rays - Savatage
An underrated band that also serves as a reminder that this world needs more rock operas. One about the Rays would do just fine, with side two being all about Sam Fuld.
10. White Sox - Survivor
"Eye of the Tiger" is an iconic song, and the band has the greatest header of any section on a Wikipedia page ever:
1989-2000: work on greatest hits album.
I remember those 11 years as if they were yesterday. The constant updates on "60 Minutes" about the track-list selection process never got old. That's like editing the White Sox page to include a section called "The Lyle Mouton Era."
11. Marlins - Saigon Kick
Not bad compared to their peers. Good, even. But if they tried to play a 42,000-seat arena, there would still be some pretty sweet seats available when it started. Am I writing about the band or the team? Yes.
12. Phillies - Cinderella
A casualty from the '80s, in that all they wanted to be was the Rolling Stones, which is respectable enough, but because it was the '80s, they had to get all hair-metalled up. You want to appreciate the performances in retrospect, but all you can think about is what they looked like. Just like Steve Carlton when he had a mustache!
13. Padres - RATT
"Round-'N'-Round" was actually a hauntingly beautiful song when you washed the hair spray out. Who knew? It's kind of like those yellow and brown Padres uniforms. Your first instinct is, wait, gross, but then you see the beauty in them, hidden like they were one of those Magic Eye pictures, and you can't go back.
14. Braves - Drivin' 'N' Cryin'
They rocked 16% as hard as Leo Mazzone, which is saying quite a bit, actually. True story: they were once fined by the FCC for excessive apostrophes. Their original band name was 'riv'' ''' C''i'', which was pronounced "Samantha."
15. Twins - Vixen
They weren't the Jackie Robinson of hair metal, but Jackee of "227" was the Vixen of sitcoms. That might not make sense, but neither did Vixen.
16. Orioles - Kix
Can't remember any of their songs, but you have to admire a band that took this name knowing they would share it with a delicious breakfast cereal. There would be easy jokes to be made if a) Coco Crisp or Zack Wheat ever played for the Orioles, b) Alan Mills' nickname were "General", or c) there were ever a cereal called Luis Mat-O's, but no dice.
17. Reds - Prizoner
When you meet a teenager who doesn't get what the big deal was about Nirvana, show him or her this video, and explain its from the same year as "Nevermind." You might not like Nirvana, but at least you can understand how they represent an easily definable cultural shift, just like the one baseball went through from the Schottzie era to the post-Schottzie era.
18. Cubs - Enuff Z'nuff
Best way to describe this one is in graph form:
The Cubs almost attained separation! Alas, it was not to be.
19. Red Sox - Extreme
Laugh if you want, but do you know how much restraint it must have taken Nuno Bettencourt to not fire off a minute-long solo in the middle of "More Than Words?" Probably about the same amount of restraint that it took Pedro Martinez to not jump on top of Don Zimmer after knocking him down. Doesn't mean that both weren't low points in the history of civilization.
20. Pirates - Bret Michaels (Poison)
He moved to Los Angeles, just like everyone else on this list, but he was from Pittsburgh. He's like a reverse Xavier Paul! Also, "Unskinny Bop" might be the dumbest hair-metal song ever, and that's like finding the largest red ant ever. So, so much competition, but there it is.
21. Tigers - Ted Nugent (in Damn Yankees)
He didn't qualify for the list when he was a solo artist, and this isn't a list ranked by big, dumb rock. If it were, the Tigers would be in the top five. But Nuge did have his paws in some hair metal, and it was most unfortunate.
22. Mets - Danger Danger
It was tough to find a representative from Queens, but you can't argue argue with hits like "Naughty Naughty" and "Bang Bang." And by "can't argue," I mean "can absolutely ignore." The Mets actually have a pretty sweet in-house option if they ever need a name for a metal band: Angel Pagan. You could totally picture holding a lighter up while signing along to Angel Pagan's MTV smash-hit ballad, "Fast Down the Line."
23. (tie) Brewers - Scarlet Rayne
Cardinals - Kingofthehill
Royals - Vyper
Diamondbacks - Tuff
Blue Jays - Helix
I hadn't heard of any of these bands before this list. I'd like to think in an alternate universe, some nerd is ranking metal bands based on the baseball players that listen to them, and he's thinking, "Who in the heck are Billy Jo Robidoux, Craig Paquette, Aaron Guiel, John Frascatore, and Rance Mulliniks?"
28. Indians - Warrant
Why are they lower than bands like Kingofthehill or Helix? Because you can't get a stupid Kingofthehill or Helix song stuck in your head just by thinking of the band's name. Oh, "Cherry Pie." I wish I could quit you.
29. Angels - Stryper
Not down this low because of their subject matter, just down here because they stunk. They actually covered an Earth, Wind, & Fire song, and it's worse than you can possibly imagine. I'd rather listen to the Rally Monkey gnaw through ukulele strings.
30. Rockies - Winger
Kip Winger is from the Denver area. The Rockies are responsible for a mascot that stands behind home plate and tries to distract the opposing pitchers. Those are two of the gravest sins committed against humanity. One more and we appeal to the U.N. to send the entire area into space. That's not a threat, that's just the desperate appeal of a crumbling society. No more, please.


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substance. Instead, how would you like to find out by swallowing a camera the size of a pill? This little pill, is about to take a journey through McKenzie Hrabik's body to find out what's wrong. That
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Save Our Sagebrush
In the wake of the huge fires that swept across the Great Basin in August 1999, the BLM is seeking ways to restore the sagebrush landscape and to control the fire-prone cheatgrass that now infests it.
The weedy future of the Great Basin
The fire-loving weed cheatgrass is taking over the Great Basin's overgrazed sagebrush steppes, and BLM scientists are struggling to find a way to eradicate the non-native weeds and restore the land before it all goes up in flames.
Uncommon Westerners
He's worried about weeds
A profile of Forest Service botanist Steve Monsen describes his battle with squarrose knapweed, which is infesting the western part of Utah, where Monsen has spent his life.
'Los Alamos is burning'
The prescribed burn in Bandelier National Monument that roared out of control into Los Alamos, N.M., can be blamed on logging restrictions, the writer argues.
Yelling fire in a crowded West
Only consensus between environmentalists and loggers and careful, sustainable forestry can protect the West from the kind of fires that ravaged Los Alamos, N.M., the writer believes.
Dear Friends
Dear Friends
"Errare humanum est"; summer interns Kayley Mendenhall and Katie Oppenheimer; fourth grade visits HCN; Craig Child's reading; William Hornby gets award.
Service says dams should stay put
The National Marine Fisheries Service wants to table for five to 10 years any serious debate on breaching four dams in the Snake River to save salmon.
Activist calls for cease-fire on wolves
Some wolf advocates are furious over the recent killing of five livestock-attacking wolves in the White Cloud Mountains of Idaho.
The burbs target cougars
As Seattle's suburbs encroach on wildlife habitat, residents alarmed by increasing mountain lion-human encounters have pressured the Legislature into passing a law allowing the public to hunt cougars with dogs.
The Wayward West
Craters of the Moon expanded in Idaho; Colo. gold-mining company sues Montana over anti-cyanide heap-leaching law; EPA's Bill Yellowtail suspended during investigation; Allan Elias gets 17 years for exposing employee to cyanide; not that many cows in NV.
Stirrings in the San Rafael Swell
As increasing numbers of recreationists discover Utah's San Rafael Swell, the BLM struggles to manage the area and environmentalists, ORVers and politicians wrangle over the best way to preserve - or exploit - the land.
Another compromise plan falls flat
In Utah, a huge swap of state and federal lands in the western part of the state falls through when environmentalists and anti-wilderness locals object.
Lawmaker accepts Babbitt's challenge
In Colorado, Rep. Scott McInnis has proposed a bill to make the 130,000-acre Black Ridge Canyon a national conservation area, with 72,000 acres designated wilderness.
Hikers stumble into an old dispute
A plan to extend the Continental Divide Trail through northern New Mexico's Rio Arriba County meets opposition from Hispanic locals, who claim the land under old Spanish land grants and say that until their land is returned, no trail will go through.
Heard Around the West
Heard around the West
Steamboat Geyser erupts in Yellowstone; behind scenes at Miss USA pageant; killer bees in AZ; backcountry skier gets to safety with perseverance; subsidized smoking on reservations; geckos released to control roaches in Golden Gate State Park, Calif.
Dam unites environmental opposition
Some predators have clout
'Militia woman' is fighting for her rights
Dump cows - for what?
Carless in Denali
How we banned Compound 1080
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Its actually a lot of time, says Danielle Omar, a registered dietitian in Fairfax, Va. You could lose up to 15 to 16 pounds in that time, depending on the changes you make. She suggests starting by looking at everyday eating and exercise habits.
Just bring your lunch to work and stop those daily Starbucks runs and you could lose more than a pound a week with just that, she says.
Heather Calcote, a Washington dietitian and endurance athlete, agrees and says its really important to set realistic goals and not to have an all-or-nothing approach to fitness.
That means incremental changes.
Small changes
Maybe you start by making one daily exercise change and two daily nutrition changes, Calcote suggests.
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Every few weeks you might add a few other changes. Those can include using the plate method (see info box), replacing soda with water, cutting (or cutting down on) wine and saying no to free office food.
The free office food is usually poor-quality, high-carb, high-fat food, Omar says. Just say no.
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Although you might achieve your weight goal with just nutrition changes, exercise is also encouraged.
Ingrid Nelson, a personal trainer in Washington, suggests adding strength training to the mix.
You are going to see big changes in the body if you incorporate some strength training, she says. And if you are looking for weight loss, weight training supports that really well. The more lean muscle mass you have, the more calories you burn.
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Indian spices were the inspiration for this bento filled with Mini Meat Samosas with Spiced Yogurt Dip, Spicy Chickpeas with Tomatoes, lentils with rice and cucumber sticks. A dry lettuce leaf keeps the saucy chickpeas separate from the rice and samosas and a small lidded container keeps the dip in place.
Chickpeas, red-ripe tomato and spices combine to make a very flavorful side dish that won't overwhelm any entree. Kosher salt has a more subtle flavor that really works with these spices and helps to pull the juices from the tomatoes.
Spicy Chickpeas and Tomatoes:
Hands-On Time: 10 minutes
Ready In: 15 minutes
Yield: 4 servings
2 cups cooked chickpeas
1 large tomato - seeded and diced
1 large green pepper - seeded and diced
1 cup yellow onion - finely chopped
2 Tablespoons olive oil
1 teaspoon ground coriander
1 teaspoon ground cumin
1 teaspoon Kosher salt
- Heat oil in a skillet over medium-high heat. Add onion and pepper and cook until fragrant - about 3 minutes.
- Add chickpeas, tomato, spices and salt. Stir well and heat through. Serve.
Samosas are meat-filled turnovers popular in India. The usual filling is lamb, but ground beef is not only more readily available, but also more frugal. Served with a spiced yogurt dip, these are ideal for lunch or served as an appetizer.
Mini Meat Samosas and Spiced Yogurt Dip:
Hands-On Time: 30 minutes
Ready In: 40 minutes
Yield: 30 turnovers
1/2 pound lean ground beef
1/2 medium yellow onion - chopped
1 clove garlic - minced
1 Tablespoon freshly grated ginger
1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1/2 teaspoon ground turmeric
1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
1/2 teaspoon ground coriander
1/2 teaspoon garam masala powder
1 teaspoon Kosher salt
2 Tablespoons lemon juice
1/4 cup cilantro leaves - finely chopped
1 Tablespoon fresh mint - finely chopped
10 egg roll wrappers
oil for frying
- Brown ground beef in a large skillet and drain well. Remove and set aside.
- Add oil to pan and cook onion until soft. Add ground beef back in to onion.
- Stir in garlic, ginger, spices, salt, lemon juice, cilantro and mint. Heat through.
- Cut egg roll wrappers into 3 even strips.
- Place one teaspoon of meat filling onto one end of strip and fold over to form a triangle. Continue folding over and over to make a triangle shaped turnover. Place a small dab of water on the end of the strip and press down to seal.
- Heat one inch of oil over medium to medium-low heat and fry turnovers in small batches until golden brown.
- Drain well on paper toweling before serving.
Spiced Yogurt Dip:
Combine 1 cup plain yogurt with 1/2 teaspoon ground coriander, 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin, 2 Tablespoons chopped fresh cilantro, 1 Tablespoon honey and salt to taste. Blend well and chill until serving time.
A Note on Bento: Bento is, very simply put, a Japanese lunchbox that's making waves across the U.S.. Traditionally made with rice, meat, poultry or fish and pickled or other cooked vegetables, bento can be as intricate or simple as you'd like. The bento I send always come back empty and the kids prefer them to the usual bagged lunch.
Bento boxes can be as simple or elaborate as the food they hold, from laquered boxes with built-in dividers to reuseable plastic containers available just about everywhere lately. It's important to keep moist foods separate from dry foods to decrease the risk of spoilage. Silicone muffin liners are ideal for keeping foods separate, but anything from dry lettuce leaves to waxed paper works as well.
While leftovers are perfect, any food that tastes as good chilled as it does hot will do. To keep foods cold until lunch time, small condiment packets like kethcup, mustard, mayo or relish, when frozen, are the perfect size ice-pack whether meant to be consumed or not.
Fill-ins help food keep its shape and stay put; some ideas for fill-ins are grape tomatoes, grapes, baby carrots, individually wrapped cheeses and dried fruit. Experiment with your own kids' favorites and have fun with it, your kids will have the most envied lunches at school.