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By Nancy R. Elliott The Herald Bulletin
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---- — MARKLEVILLE — It's all about community. The Markleville Farmers Market is a tight-knit community of vendors and neighbors with a strong focus on healthy living and a commitment to the concept of local.
"We need to know what we're eating," said Cindy Keaton, market coordinator, who stresses that Markleville's farmers market vendors are local and known. "At our market, you're able to talk to the hands that grew it." The market got its start seven years ago, initially as a church ministry.
At last Saturday's market, the chemical-free produce stand of Nerka Faith Farm in Anderson was vibrant and luscious with zucchini, green beans, cucumbers, squash, peppers and plenty more.
"We've had the perfect conditions this year," noted Karen Hersberger.
Nearby, Judy Parks was offering baked goods including fruit crisps. Her Snickerdoodles and peanut butter cookies quickly sold out.
There was an entirely different selection of baked goods from Grammy's Berry Patch Bakery out of Middletown, which features fresh breads, muffins and pretzels.
Handmade crafts also reflected the creative spirit of the Markleville community. Denise Myers was selling her unique, sparkly bracelets – a design that incorporates a cross and tells a story of love and gratitude.
"It's because she's that kind of person," said Teresa Lanane, a friend enjoying the Saturday morning with Myers.
Linda Kirk's solar lights give new life to various pieces of clear and colorful glassware. Kirk said they're great for the picnic table, providing a nice warm glow.
"They're beautiful at night," said Kirk.
Mary Goodwin Powell of Middletown is another vendor at the market offering herbal salves and more.
"The best thing about going to the farmers market besides the fresh home-grown and unique handmade items is the knowledge," said Powell. "Here you have a group of women and men with years of experience in rural living off the land. Not only are they a support group for each other, but they are more than willing to share information, recipes, how to grow and use market fresh produce and how to live local and healthier."
Keaton said she expects the market to keep growing as summer delivers more produce. She said there may be the occasional cooking demonstration during the market season, as well. On the third Saturday of the month, Friends for Paws will be on hand to microchip pets for a $20 fee.
The market is open Saturdays from 9 a.m. to noon at the Markleville Community Park on Indiana 38. For more info, check them out on Facebook or email email@example.com.
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If you go What: Markleville Farmers Market Where: Markleville Community Park, one mile east of the intersection of Ind. 38 and Ind. 109 When: Saturdays, 9 a.m. to noon More info: Look for Markleville Farmers Market on Facebook, or email email@example.com


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Fresh Hop ESB - Granville Island Brewery
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Alberta (Canada)
2.83/5 rDev -18.9%
From a 650 ml brown bottle. Pours out a clear, deep coppery hue with lazy carbonation, however with a tall, tight frothy off-white head that slowly settle.
Clean toasty, biscuity grains on the nose, with mild spicy, leafy, perfumey hops. Faint hint of marmalade in the background.
Toasty, biscuity malt up front in the flavour, yet with some sour grains too. Dry earthy and leafy hops round out the finish, and linger further into the aftertaste.
Mouthfeel is the lighter end of medium-bodied, creamy smooth texture that adds a boost to the perception of fullness, and moderate carbonation.
Not an enjoyable example of the style. Not sure if the slight off flavour is the result of a bottling issue, from the hops, or even missing a protein rest. Overall a very mild offering for the style although it is still well-balanced all things considered. Would benefit with some tweaking if brewed again. That said, still happy to see GI limited edition beers making their way to Alberta shelves, even if small quantities.
12-24-2011 21:38:24 | More by IronDjinn
Alberta (Canada)
3.1/5 rDev -11.2%
650ml bottle. Nice to see these GI limited releases making their way to Alberta.
This beer pours a clear, medium golden copper hue, with one finger of foamy eggshell white head, which readily disappears, leaving a low drooping wash of lace around the glass. It smells of sweet biscuity grain, and floral, vaguely tangy, hops. The taste is plain caramel malt, a bit of mild sourness, a slight metallic edge, and middling leafy, earthy hops. The carbonation is moderate, and a bit airy, the body medium-light in weight, and adequately smooth. It finishes off-dry, the grainy, somewhat sweet malt barely confronted by a now established weak-ass bitter hoppiness.
Yeah, not an ESB, no crisp biscuit malt, no restrained (but only so much) bitter noble hops. The marketing hocus-pocus aside (oh, and the 'Fresh Hops'? Fahgeddaboudit.), what we have here is a just slightly skewed, run of the mill bitter. Special, eh? The jokes just write themselves.
12-25-2011 06:57:13 | More by biboergosum
Ontario (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev +0.3%
10-03-2013 00:56:44 | More by Long813
British Columbia (Canada)
3.53/5 rDev +1.1%
Not bad, but a think ESB is a marketing phrase or a misnomer, as this is pretty tame and I think is more like a standard bitter. The appearance is good - orangey copper with a nice white head, but everything else is somewhat subdued. Mellow malty smell, with a wierd, almost rubbery character to it. Not sure if this is due to the hops, but certainly the fresh, wet plant smell is.
Creamy, smooth malty taste with a bit of sharp, spicy hop character. The flavours are well blended, but very soft and don't jump out. Maybe this would be a best bitter.
Mouthfeel is a bit off here - not very carbonated. Actually, this drinks almost like its from the cask but for some reason I really think this should be a bit more carbonated.
A good beer, but it just needs a bit of fine tuning.
10-28-2010 02:53:51 | More by BDTyre
British Columbia (Canada)
3.96/5 rDev +13.5%
Now called Mad Dash Fresh Ho ESB with Centenial hops fresh from Sartori Cedar ranch.
Appearance. Pours a lightly hazy orange-amber with over a finger of thick and sticky looking cream coloured head.
Smell. Nice citrus fruits and floral hops with some lightly grainy caramel malts.
Taste. Caramel and lightly grainy malts, citrusy, floral hops with a decent bitter finish that's a bit grassy and floral.
Mouthfeel. Medium body, creamy medium carbonation.
Overall. Good stuff with nice tasting hops.
10-10-2013 00:50:48 | More by Rutager
4/5 rDev +14.6%
02-05-2012 00:53:04 | More by buddyvelt
Fresh Hop ESB from Granville Island Brewery
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Matthew Gilbride, an NC State industrial design graduate student, was one of only eight finalists and the only finalist from the United States. His design of modular kitchen shelving — which garnered the third place prize of 2,000 euros — includes wireless technology and the ability to heat or cool food using standardized interlocking panels. The shelves can be arranged in almost limitless configurations and also provide kitchen lighting.
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Posted: 1:11 pm Thursday, January 21st, 2010
Local Chef Hosts WPBT2's Show Reviewing Area Restaurants
By M.M. Cloutier
With consulting contracts, cookbook authoring and four successful restaurants under her wing—including the flagship eatery at Palm Beach's Omphoy Ocean Resort—you'd think Chef Michelle Bernstein has her hands full.
Not if you're a fan of "Check Please! South Florida," Channel 2's original Emmy-nominated PBS television program that essentially gives South Florida residents of all walks of life the chance to be restaurant reviewers for a day.
The first episode of season three debuted Monday—and once again, bubbly and incisive Bernstein is the host.
Here's the deal: Each week, three guest reviewers—who can range from a furniture retailer to a doctor, dance instructor or tattoo artist—recommend their favorite local restaurants and dine anonymously at each. Then, on a set that looks somewhat like a restaurant nook, they dish with panel-leader Bernstein about what they ate, the service, ambiance and cost.
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Restaurants reviewed in upcoming half-hour episodes, which air at 7:30 p.m.:
Jan. 25: El Carajo International Tapas and Wines in Miami, DeVito South Beach in Miami Beach and Scorch Grillhouse & Wine Bar in North Miami.
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According to his twitter, Winter Park (Fla.) quarterback Asiantii Woulard will visit UCLA on January 25th.— Bruin Report Online (@BruinReport) January 14, 2013
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Danvers — Jane Ann (Marshall) Miano, of Danvers, was welcomed into her Heavenly Father's arms Saturday morning at the Kaplan Family Hospice House in Danvers, with her husband and childhood sweetheart Michael of 40 years by her side.
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Jane has now joined, in Heaven, a cherished daughter, Christine, her loving nephew, Justin Bybee and her dad whom she adored.
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"For God loved the world so much that he gave his only-begotten Son, in order that everyone exercising faith in him might not be destroyed, but have everlasting life." John 3:16
ARRANGEMENTS: Her family will hold a small private service. Assisting the family with the arrangements is the Peterson-O'Donnell Funeral Home, 167 Maple St. (Rte. 62), Danvers. In lieu of flowers, expressions of sympathy may be made in Jane's memory to the Kaplan Family Hospice House, 78 Liberty St., Danvers, MA 01923. To share a memory or offer a condolence, please visit www.odonnellfuneralservice.com.


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Georgetown — Donald William Ames, 80, of Georgetown died November 7, 2012 at the Anna Jaques Hospital in Newburyport. Donald was born in Lynn, the son of the late Raymond and Etta (Boynton) Ames.
He proudly served his country in the United States Air Force from 1950 to 1953 and received the Good Conduct Medal. He was a member and Deacon at the Georgetown Congregational Church, a member of the Georgetown Fish and Game Club and worked as a postal worker in Lynn and Topsfield for many years.
He is survived by his wife, Leona (Cleaves) Ames of Georgetown; children, David Ames, Nancy Ames of South Carolina and Holly Wallace and husband Jim of Newburyport; as well as eight grandchildren, several great-grandchildren, and nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his sisters, Doris Ames and Ruth Moody.
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Adaptive TRansform Acoustic Coding
<algorithm> (ATRAC) An audio compression algorithm, introduced by Sony for its Mini Disk, which relies on the masking of low-amplitude frequency components by temporaly adjacent high-amplitude components. ATRAC consists of a three-band subband encoder (0...5.5, 5.5...11, 11...22 kHz) and a MDCT based transformation encoder.
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THE Old Man of Helsby and the mountains of Mongolia are familiar places to the climbers of St Helens Mountaineering Club which this year celebrates its 50th anniversary.
During that half century they have walked and climbed throughout the UK and to the Alps and beyond. Weather permitting members can be found scaling the heights of the nearest crags and disused quarries and at weekends enjoy organised outings to the Lake District, North Wales, Derbyshire and Yorkshire.
The club has 80 members but has now joined forces with leading outdoor retailer GO Outdoors to promote the pursuit and encourage more people to get involved. If you fancy trying your hand at rock climbing, hill walking or mountaineering, this is the chance to meet experienced climbers and arrange to give the sport a go at a local venue or sign-up for a beginners meeting further afield.
Secretary Ken Fyles, a long-standing member, said: "You do not have to be a superstar to enjoy climbing; we have people of all abilities. Surprisingly, we were all once novices.
"The sport creates wonderful, lifelong camaraderie and with modern, rock protection equipment, climbing has become a much safer pastime. No matter what your ability or age, you can enjoy climbing and make great friends."
GO Outdoors' Ian Parker said: "Sometimes, climbing can seem to be a bit of a mystery, but we know from the equipment that we sell that it is becoming more popular. We are delighted the club is looking to give more people the chance to get engaged in a sport that has sometimes wrongly been thought of as the preserve of an elite few.
"The North West has produced world class climbers and mountaineers. For a very modest sum you can buy a kit to get you started in a sport that you will probably never give up."
The St Helens Mountaineering Club arranges walking and climbing throughout the year, some from its own hut in the Lake District where there will be a beginners meeting from April 25 to 27.
Anyone interested in trying rock climbing is welcome at the Club's recruitment day on Saturday, March 8 (9am to 4pm) at GO Outdoors, Caroline St, Wigan. WN3 4EL. More details from Ken on 01942 729328 or St Helens Mountaineering Club member Paul on 0773 875 3823. Alternatively email firstname.lastname@example.com


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Before the season started, prognosticators both amateur and professional had a pretty good handle on the NL West. Put the Giants or Rockies at the top, and maybe allow for the Padres or Dodgers to sneak in near the top of the division. The Rockies/Giants debate was pretty spirited, though the Padres, who were so, so close to winning last year, could rightfully complain that they were being overlooked, as could the Dodgers, who entered the season with five good-to-great starting pitchers.
Then there were the Diamondbacks, who spent the previous two seasons in the corner, eating paste while the rest of the division were making delightful art projects. They weren't an afterthought in the NL West prediction game; they were the lone absolute. They were like the most obvious answer of a crossword puzzle. " ____ Eastwood (actor/director)." You'd put them in their proper place and then get to the real thinking.
Now it's almost September, and the Diamondbacks are threatening to run away with the NL West. Every season has a surprise team, but it's fairly common for a team to build a surprise season on the backs of unexpected flukes -- unheralded rookies who surprise, and wily veterans who inexplicably put up career-best numbers. The Diamondbacks don't fit neatly into that category, though. So how did everyone miss on the first-place Diamondbacks?
Underrating the bullpen by default
The 2010 Diamondbacks bullpen was probably the worst bullpen of the decade, and it's on the short list of the worst bullpens of all-time. This had to do with not having good relievers. Call me crazy. Of the 16 pitchers used only in relief, only two had an ERA below 4.00: D.J. Carrasco and Mike Hampton, who combined for 27 innings.
But it was also an unlucky bullpen -- it's pretty rare for every single pitcher who files through the bullpen to have that bad of a season in a small sample. By doing nothing, the Diamondbacks were going to have a better bullpen. No one can be that bad. But the Diamondbacks also actively improved the bullpen, signing J.J. Putz, snagging Joe Paterson from the Giants in the Rule 5 draft, and trading for David Hernandez.
Underrating the two pitchers atop their rotation
The Diamondbacks turned Max Scherzer into Daniel Hudson and Ian Kennedy through two separate trades -- a neat little accounting trick that turned one good young pitcher into two. Both Hudson and Kennedy pitched well last season, featuring excellent command and strikeout stuff. They were still mostly unknowns, but they comprised a heckuva start to a rotation.
Underrating the up-the-middle core
The Diamondbacks entered the season with a catcher, shortstop, second baseman, and center fielder who finished 2010 with an OPS over 100. That's exceptionally hard to do. Even though Stephen Drew was injured and Kelly Johnson was awful this year, that doesn't change that it looked like the Diamondbacks had found the hard-to-find pieces of a team first. They should have received more credit for that.
Assuming tha Justin Upton was going to be just a pleasantly productive player
He was 22 last season, and he had a very nice season (.273/.356/.442, OPS+ 110). Guys who are 22 are usually just out of college, or clawing through the minors. When a player like Upton does well in the majors at that age, sometimes it's easy to forget that they could break out and go nuts. Upton broke out and went nuts, improving his power numbers and building on the scary promise of his 2009 season.
The unexpected
Every team that's doing well is getting help from unexpected sources. That's why they're doing well. Jacoby Ellsbury is having the season of his life, and Bartolo Colon gave his body to medical science and came out good on the other side. There's no shame in admitting that teams can enjoy the efforts of players who weren't supposed to contribute.
Ryan Roberts turned from a non-descript utility man into a above-average starter at the age of 30. And Josh Collmenter has a career walks-per-nine-innings ratio of 3.1 in the minors, and it was even worse last year in AAA (4.0). This season, he has the sixth-best walk rate among starting pitchers. Can't predict which player will make that sort of improvement even if you get 1,000 guesses. Sometimes it just clicks. That moved him from a pitcher who couldn't crack the top-30 prospect list of his team to a guy who will likely start a playoff game this year.
The Diamondbacks shouldn't have been favorites this year, necessarily, but they shouldn't have been ignored, either. They had more things going for them than the average cellar-dweller, and they've turned all of it into a contender a lot quicker than anyone expected. It seems like the Justin Upton trade frenzy was just yesterday.


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The Pac-10 is looking at Las Vegas as a potential site for the Pac-10 title game.
BYU going independent leads to far more questions than answers.
Utah will be entering the Pac-10 in 2011. How do you expect they'll do?
Years ago, people were always talking about BYU leaving the conference, not Utah. People said BYU ought to be in the Pac-10 or Big 12 — they are too good for the WAC or the Mountain West. Utah was never in anybody's thoughts about going to another conference. But it's all changed.Former Utah football head coach Ron McBride on Utah's invitation to the Pac-10
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We have been getting some beautiful summer rains this year. Had .3" last night and a total of almost 7" in the past three weeks. When I got back home from Bigdog's in June it was really depressing around here: hot, dry and everything was brown. His place looked like a golf course.
Now its nice and green here too.. cool with highs in the mid 70's... usually a nice afternoon shower everyday...hit and miss here in the mountain.
I am exercising extreme restraint in not mowing with the Cub this year. Disced, seeded bermuda and fertilized last year. That seed is just now coming up and is very small blades. After everything goes to seed this year, and dries out then I'll cut it, disc again and fertilize once more. By next year hopefully all the bare spots will be gone.


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Cabbie allegedly beaten, pepper-sprayed by police
Cops deny using excessive force; colleagues, commuters disagree
MANDEVILLE, Manchester — The alleged beating and pepper-spraying of a taxi operator by police in the Manchester capital on Monday has drawn the ire of members of the public who claimed he did nothing to warrant the treatment meted out to him.
The taxi operator, Michael Frater, who plies the Santa Cruz to Mandeville route was reportedly pepper-sprayed and beaten by the officers in the clear view of other operators, commuters and employees of the Manchester Parish Council, who work out of the Mandeville Taxi Park in the town centre.
The incident unfolded in the Mandeville town square late Monday morning when two police officers reportedly attempted to serve a summons on Frater.
According to the police, Frater acted in an aggressive manner and "drove his car down on them". However, his colleague operators and employees at the Manchester Parish Council said this is not true.
When the Jamaica Observer arrived on the scene, taxi operators were expressing disgust at the incident even as they called for the two police officers attached to the Mandeville Police Station to be taken off front-line duty.
Employees from the Manchester Parish Council office and Frater's colleagues who said they witnessed the incident told the Observer that Frater was in his car when two officers approached the car. They reported that one of the officers informed Frater that there was a summons for him at the station. When Frater enquired what it was for, the officers reportedly left the park and returned with the summons.
Carl Bennett, one of the Parish Council employees who said he witnessed the entire incident, said, "Michael never refuse from tek the summons. But dem seh dem ago lock him up and him throw back the summons out ah di car and seh, 'wha mi do weh unuh ago lock mi up fa?"
Bennett said by then Frater had exited the vehicle, locked it up and walked towards the fence running along the taxi park.
"The police chuck him from back way, Michael never turn around and do the police anything, him still walking to the fence, then him turn around and the police spray him," Bennett explained.
" The brown one, the red seam one, him draw him firearm and seh him ago shoot Michael and wi seh, 'you caan shoot the man because the man nuh do nutten', so him draw him baton".
Bennett said when the police pepper sprayed Frater, "citizens standing out here and dem get pepper-spray too, the parish council workers weh clean up the park get spray, even the said police that follow him here, get pepper-spray".
"After Frater left for the station with the police wi hear seh dem seh Michael use the vehicle fi touch one a dem. Him neva use the vehicle to touch him."
Another parish council worker, who requested anonymity, said she was standing close to Frater's car because she was about to issue him with a ticket for not using the taxi park.
She said Frater was in the car when the police approached, and though the car's ignition was on, the vehicle did not touch the officers.
"This never had to happen, this was totally uncalled for... because the car was already on, Michael started moving it down a little bit, but it never touch the officer, him nuh do nutten fi them pepper-spray him and beat him. I was right here, I see everything," she said.
One of Frater's colleagues, Grantly Pitter, said during a meeting with the police shortly after the incident, Superintendent Melvin Kerr told them Frater was being held and would be charged.
When the Observer spoke with Superintendent Kerr he said Frater would be charged, but could give no details as to the charges that will be laid. When asked whether any action would be taken against the police officers in the incident, he said, "I don't know that there was any real complaint against them. They (the police) say he drove the car down on them... they were reacting to aggression," he said.
The superintendent said the taxi operators who met with him following the incident later admitted that Frater was "abusive". He said he advised the disgruntled taxi operators to take their grouse with the way the incident was handled by the two officers to court. "I told them to go to court, and give their side of the story," he said.
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- bedrooms 4
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Nestled on a twelve acre farm, the villa totals 5000 square feet (about 500 square meters), with four bedrooms, five bathrooms, a spacious living room, and a fully-equipped kitchen, as well as an outdoor pool and patio with a wood-burning oven and BBQ grill. Wireless High Speed Internet, Phone service, and Direct TV are available inside.
Perched on a hillside amidst the lush Costa Rican rain forest WITH OCEAN VIEWS, this beautiful villa provides the ultimate exclusive experience. While just minutes from town, visitors to the villa are afforded an unusually private, captivating setting. Twelve acres of land surround the villa, guaranteeing peace and quiet throughout the day and allowing for long, tranquil walks amid luxuriant vegetation and wildlife, without ever leaving the property! A short car ride takes you to stunning beaches, where a host of activities supply endless opportunities for fun in the sun. Heading inland leads to fantastic national parks, volcanoes, mountains and more.
Constructed from native stone, wood and glass, the high ceilings and large, open spaces of the villa give you the needed space to relax, while soaring windows on all sides capture breathtaking views of the ocean, sunsets, and verdant surroundings. Sleek, contemporary design furnishings provide luxurious comfort and functionality, while all the necessary amenities will satisfy your every need.
A full time housekeeper and gardener will ensure your stay is trouble free. A chef is available upon request.
A taxi to and from the airport or a rental car can also be arranged on request.
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I'm only starting to get into it myself - normally I freehand sketch for 3D
I was amazed what three basic tutorials and 20 minutes messing around with some basic forms and textures got onto a page.
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To improve health and well-being for children and families living in medically underserved communities in low and middle-income countries through global partnerships and program development in the key areas of clinical service, education and research.
Each year, approximately 8 million children worldwide die before their 5th birthday, with most of these deaths occurring in low-income countries. Over half of these deaths occurring in low-income countries. Over half of these diagnosis and management of easily treatable conditions, including pneumonia, diarrhea, malaria, and neonatal illnesses.
The North Shore - LIJ (NSLIJ) Global Health Training Program at Cohen Children's Medical Center provides all trainees with specialized global child health training using a competency-based gloabl health curriculum, evening symposiums and clinical rotations for practice-based learning in low-income countries. Residencts have the opportunity to rotate at one of our 3 partner sites with complete funding from the department of Pediatrics. The program also provides a unique clinical elective in "local global health" with immigrant populations in one of the most ethically diverse area in the world - Queens, New York.
In addition to the above opportunities, pediatric residents accepted into the NSLIJ General Pediatrics Residency Program who are interested in pursuing a career focused on medically underserved populations in low-middle income countries, can apply to the NSLIJ Pediatric Residency Global Health Track. Through this track, residents will be given additional time for overseas clinical rotations, a global health faculty advisor and ongoing mentorship to complete an academic project at one of our international partner sites. At completion of the track, each resident will earn a Certificate in Global Child Health
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The Verdict: Critics Review New Broadway-Aimed Musical King Kong
By Adam Hetrick
The world-premiere musical King Kong, a rock-fueled spin on beauty and the beast, officially opened June 15 at the Regent Theatre in Melbourne. It has a book by Tony Award nominee Craig Lucas and features a six-meter-tall puppet desgined by Global Creatures that brings the massive silverback ape to life.
Daniel Kramer directs a cast led by Australian actors Esther Hannaford (Hairspray) as Ann Darrow, newcomer Adam Lyon as Carl Denham, Chris Ryan (Thyestes) as Jack Driscoll, veteran stage actor Richard Piper as Captain Engelhorn and musical theatre and cabaret star Queenie van de Zandt as Cassandra. King Kong boasts the largest puppet ever created as its central star.
The production is aiming for a future New York bow; however, no official announcement has been made. Tickets are currently on sale through July 28. Watch songs and scenes from King Kong here.
Playbill.com also has photos from the lavish spectacle here.
The new musical features a book by Lucas (Marry Me A Little, The Light in the Piazza), who also contributed lyrics. Composer and arranger Marius de Vries, whose credits include the soundtracks for "Moulin Rouge" and "Romeo + Juliet," created and oversees a score that features revamped versions of 1930s Broadway classics like "Get Happy," "I Wanna Be Loved By You" and "Brother Can You Spare a Dime" as well as new and existing songs from a mix of contemporary artists: Robert Del Naja from Massive Attack, Sarah McLachlan, Justice, Guy Garvey from Elbow and The Avalanches. A key collaborator on the musical landscape for the show is Stephen Pavlovic from Modular People; Michael Mitnick has contributed lyrics to several new compositions.
The critics have filed their reviews, and Playbill.com has collected them for our readers. Click through to read them all. Playbill.com will continue to update our list as the reviews come in.
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Just got the email today so I'm guessing this is new. The artwork on their website got taken down so another link was posted
Interested in hearing this, been a fan of all of Cypress' work, although Til Death Do Us Part was somewhat of a letdown.
It has potential but I really don't know about some of these guest appearancesDigging: Banks - Goddess
Digging: Banks - Goddess
if he's singing it will be p bad.
hell muthafukin yes.. can t wait to see em with ratm
10. Trouble Seeker (feat. Daron Malakian)
Produced by Daron Malakian
Digging: Interpol - El Pintor
Digging: Interpol - El Pintor
needs moar Muggs production!
don't know about all these guests and producers
Ugh yeah needs way more muggs production. No point in it even being a group album if muggs isn't doing a whole lot.
I'm keeping faith, but I gots a rumbly in my tumbly about this
so basically, band rules.Digging: Kimbra - The Golden Echo
Digging: Kimbra - The Golden Echo
are you kidding? Tom Morello and Daron Malakian? this is gonna be badass
Yeah, but this is a Cypress Hill album. And everytime they bring in a whole bunch of guests the album turns to shit. Besides Muggs has been putting out some mad production with his Vs. series, disappointed that he's not going all out on this
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Four Tigers On MPSF All-Academic Team May 29, 2014 Senior Javier Caceres and sophomores Christian Franceschi, Marco Grasso and Marty Ross were named to the MPSF men's volleyball All-Academic Team [full story]
Carmody Named National Blocker Of The Year April 22, 2014 Pacific's Tommy Carmody was named Off the Block/Springbak, Inc. National Blocker of the Year Tuesday by a nationwide voting committee. [full story]
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TAMPA, Fla. (AP) -- Josh Freeman is learning his third offensive system in four seasons with the sputtering Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who are trying to determine what their strong-armed quarterback is comfortable doing.
The Bucs have struggled to put together a complete performance during a 1-3 start under first-year coach Greg Schiano, who used part of the team's bye week to identify more plays that give Freeman the best chance to being successful.
"I think we understand Josh well and he understands us well," Schiano said. "When I say figuring out what he does well, it's more of we have this menu of plays. We don't need them all. You can't run them all in a game, so let's really prioritize the plays that he's best at, that he feels the best at, and we'll go from there. That's really where we are right now, just kind of narrowing our focus."
Freeman rebounded from one of the worst games of his career to throw for 299 yards and one touchdown in a 24-22 loss to the Washington Redskins last week.
He jumpstarted the Bucs late in the third quarter with a 65-yard completion to Mike Williams, then threw a 54-yarder to Vincent Jackson early in the fourth to help Tampa Bay wipe out the remainder of an 18-point deficit and take a 22-21 with just under two minutes remaining.
Robert Griffin III marched the Redskins into position for a winning field goal, however Freeman's accuracy on the deep passes to Williams and Jackson grabbed Schiano's attention.
"The deep shots that he hit were as good as you can throw. Some of the lasers he threw in there were as good as you can throw," Schiano said. "I do think there is some of that really pinpointing what we know he's most comfortable with and what our offense is most comfortable with. So that's our job to do and make sure we get it right quickly."
Williams finished with four receptions for 115 yards and Jackson had six catches for 100, giving Tampa Bay a pair of 100-yard receiver in the same game for the first time in 20 years.
Freeman was the third quarterback selected in the 2009 draft behind Matthew Stafford and Mark Sanchez. He threw for 25 touchdowns and just 6 interceptions in his first full season as a starter two years ago, but struggled in 2011 when he had 16 TD passes vs. 22 interceptions and the Bucs finished 4-12.
He led the Bucs to a season-opening win over Carolina, but has been inconsistent during a three-game skid against the New York Giants, Dallas Cowboys and the Redskins.
Freeman was receptive to Schiano and offensive coordinator Mike Sullivan discarding some passing plays that he doesn't particularly well, although said there a natural inclination to not want to concede that certain things "just aren't working for me."
"That's hard. It's hard on me, hard on them figuring out what I'm most comfortable with. When I look at the offense, I've got a lot of confidence. I've got confidence in my guys, I've got confidence in myself, in the schemes. I've got a lot of confidence in Sully, and the plays he's calling," the 6-foot-6, 245-pound quarterback said.
"It's hard to say I really don't feel comfortable with that one. ... But at the end of the day, for the greater good, it's something you have to do," Freeman added. "I do feel like we definitely made some strides this week. ... But at the end of the day, it's about execution. It always has been, always will be."
That doesn't mean the Bucs are on the verge of becoming a pass-happy, bombs-away offense that's going to force the ball down the field play after play.
Schiano is still committed to establishing an identity as a tough, physical team that thrives on a strong running game that creates opportunities throw deep.
"What we want it to be and what it is right now, there's a little bit of divide, a little bit of separation," Schiano said. "But we're going to be that."
Schiano said he's encouraged by the progress of rookie running back Doug Martin, a late first-round draft pick out of Boise State who's rushed for 247 yards on 71 carries and scored one TD.
Right guard Davin Joseph's season-ending knee injury, as well as some additional shuffling on the offensive line has affected the running game, however Schiano is confident the attack will improve.
"We're 1-3. We've played some good football. Not good enough to be the other possibilities 2-2, 3-1 or 4-0," Schiano said. "But they believe in what we're doing, they're working their tails off. As long as we keep doing that, we'll be good."
And Freeman's teammates feel the same way about the fourth-year pro's play.
"You've got to understand that's one of toughest jobs in the world, starting quarterback. He has a lot on his plate, and I think he's handled it well," left tackle Donald Penn said. "He might not be getting the results he wants right now, but it's a long season. Once that train gets rolling, then your questions will be about how do we continue to keep it rolling."
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on Feb 11, 2013 at 6:08 pm
While I appreciate the concept that sometimes you need to spend money to make money, I have a hard time grasping that big a jump -- 9 new planners and the sizable price tag.
I tend to agree with Ms. Duboc in using contact employees initially. The city can always add the staff down the road if there is long term need, but it's difficult to cut staff if the need for these projected employees flattens out or declines. Does the city manager really believe that there will be the same amount of work for all 9 five years from now?
on Feb 11, 2013 at 9:35 pm
After blowing $1.5mm on Perkin Will for a suboptimal ECR Downtown Specific Plan, at best a glorified survey taking amateur exercise, maybe we should hire away some of their staff, all qualified planners, with their 3 years head start on Menlo's issues
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Say what you will about their first round of roll-outs, the Red and Blue Crew has had something of a creative renaissance this year.
If you've been to one of Penn men's basketball's three homegames this season (odds are decent) and seen senior point guard Zack Rosen hit a three (odds are extremely high) than you've heard the RBC's new chant 'Olé Rosen' set to the popular spanish soccer cheer.
Sophomore Red and Blue Crew member Andrew Wynne explains how he came up with the cheer that's quickly becoming a staple of their repertoire:
"When I was a little kid — I'm a Phillies fan — and whenever they would play the Mets, their fans would do 'Jose, Jose, Jose Jose' [to the tune of the Olé cheer] whenever Jose Reyes got on base. I was like, 'that's fun, but I wish he was on our team.' So I was like, 'Rosen's got a two-syllable last name, let's translate that over."
With Rosen knocking down threes in droves early this season, Wynne has had ample opportunities to try out the cheer. He says he's got a few more in the works.
"Before this season, I thought we need some more player-specific chants, so that was the first one we're testing out. I have another coming up for Miles Cartwright off his nickname Mizzo. The idea is to have more chants that if you walk in and have never been here before, you can pick up easily."
Though the Mizzo cheer hasn't made its Palestra debut yet, during Penn's win over Robert Morris last weekend, Cartwright was visibly responding to and encouraging the cheers from the Red and Blue Crew. Rosen, however, hadn't quite noticed the chanting directed his way.
" I didn't, but some of the other guys heard it," he said of his teammates. "They think it's funny."
Wynne just hopes the team can feed off the crowd's energy more.
"That's what I'm looking for, to engage more of the players, be specific so they really understand. On a person by person basis we've been much louder as a whole, hopefully we can maintain that once we get more people during Ivy games."
Both Rosen and Wynne said regardless of how vocal fans are, they're hoping to get more students to come down to games as the season picks up. Wynne said he's trying to work with Penn Athletics administrators on some initiatives to get students out for particularly big games, such as the matchups with defending Ivy League champions Princeton and Harvard.
Until then though, he's still working on his stock of chants. He said he's thinking about putting Tyler Bernardini's name to the bass line from the White Stripe's 'Seven Nation Army.
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Tuscan Chicken Soup Recipe
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 1 small carrot, sliced
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 2 cans (14-1/2 ounces each) chicken broth
- 1 cup water
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 can (15 ounces) white kidney or cannellini beans, rinsed and drained
- 2/3 cup uncooked small spiral pasta
- 3 cups thinly sliced fresh escarole or spinach
- 2 cups shredded cooked chicken
- In a large saucepan, saute onion and carrot in oil until onion is tender. Add the broth, water, salt and pepper; bring to a boil. Stir in beans and pasta; return to a boil.
- Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 15 minutes or until pasta and vegetables are tender, stirring occasionally. Add escarole and chicken; heat through. Yield: 4 servings.
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This is a good basic soup, but I did pretty much what cramirez did, but went one step further and added about a half tbsp of a garlic-herb mix that I have from Costco. It gave it the punch it needed. I served it with a garlic studded artisan Italian Bread to soak up the broth. With my additions it was voted a keeper. Thanks for the great basic recipe.
Great soup. Made this tonight with some changes. Saute a couple of cloves of garlic along with the onions and carrots, added more carrots, used about 1 cup of Ditalini pasta and 3+ cups of shredded chicken. Didn't have fresh escarole or spinach so I threw in a 12 oz. package of frozen spinach. Also added a little more water to compensate for the extra veggies & chicken. Grated some fresh parmesan cheese when serving. Definitely a keeper and will be even better when the cold weather gets here.


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Among the reasons, paper ballots were misplaced and unsecured, and some precincts had to turn voters away when ballots were unavailable.
Archie finished third, coming short of making the runoff by almost 400 votes.
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6:30am Saturday 20th October 2012 in News By Emma Streatfield, Senior Reporter
NEW routes for the mobile library service are to be introduced next week.
Hampshire County Council will introduce changes from Monday which will see some stops cut completely and others increased.
The Mobile Library Service will make 343 stops around Hampshire, mainly on a four weekly and weekly basis.
Twenty-nine stops, said by the county council to be underused with fewer than two regular customers, have been withdrawn, including Eastleigh, New Forest, Test Valley and Winchester areas.
It follows a public consultation held over the summer. A full review of the Mobile Library Service will be undertaken at the end of 2013, 12 months after the current changes are implemented.
A detailed new timetable gives the times and dates of mobile library stops across the county.
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Del Mar on a Friday is a big party – the races don't start until four in the afternoon, so fans have a whole day to recover from the previous night's revelries and get ready for an evening at the track. For those of us who are working stiffs, it's a great opportunity to catch up on business before spending a fantastic evening "Where the Turf Meets the Surf."
As I mentioned yesterday, I'm fairly new to Del Mar. This is only my second trip here, so I thought I'd use today's blog to give you a tour of the track.
My favorite place to hang out here is near the paddock; it's incredibly beautiful, with manicured landscaping and a fantastic view of the horses, jockeys and trainers as they prepare for the races.
The most popular places to watch the races are the Grandstand and the Clubhouse. At Del Mar, the building is huge and almost every area of it affords a spectacular view of the races. There are plenty of options to choose from depending on how much you want to spend: you can do anything from bring your own folding chairs to sit on the first floor apron (i.e. track paved area directly adjacent to the track) or splash out to get reserved box seating.
The apron is a great place to a catch a few races regardless of where you're planning on spending your afternoon. Not only can you watch the finishes up close and personally, but for some races you can be right there as the horses break out of the starting gate.
The apron is the perfect place to cheer on your favorite horses and get a great view of the furious battles down the stretch – and it's pretty easy to grab a good spot as long as you get the timing down (just get there about five minutes before the race starts and you should be fine.)
Another great spot to check out is the Seaside Terrace. This is an area that's located about halfway up the track's homestretch. There are tons of things to do there: in addition to a tented area (that once again has been beautifully landscaped – I love the attention to detail here!) there are tons of dining and drinking options.
I mean, check out this grilled cheese truck!
It has some pretty tempting offerings:
PULLED PORK AND CHEDDAR MAC AND CHEESE SANDWICH. That is a symphony of deliciousness right there. Imma eat it tomorrow.
Another great option for a day at Del Mar is the infield. This is the area located in interior of the actual oval of the track, and it's easily accessible to everyone.
Getting there is really simple: there's a tunnel that goes under the track, and Del Mar has decorated that tunnel with really fantastic murals:
The infield is huge, and offers some fantastic views of the racing action, especially the races on the grass course. You can get right next to the rail to see the horses run, which is pretty thrilling!
The other great thing about Friday nights at Del Mar is that there's always a concert after the races. This evening, Soja was playing; they're a reggae band based out of Arlington, Va., and they drew a huge crowd to the track. The concert area at Del Mar is outstanding: there's plenty of room for a huge crowd and lots of food and beverage areas to keep any appetite sated.
Awesomely, I spotted this guy at the concert. Gotta love a guy that brings his golf clubs with him to a music show at a racetrack! That's dedication to sport right there, my friends.
That's it for this blog; thank you so much for stopping by, and I'll be back tomorrow with more adventures from Del Mar!
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No justice for victims raped in custody
by Ophelia Williams
This situation is a reality in New York, where a girl received a 12-month sentence for "filing a false police report," upon telling police she did not know who had jumped and cut her on the way to school. The juvenile counselor who raped her in an elevator – while escorting her from a holding area to the courtroom – received probation.
Investigators believe these types of assaults by this juvenile counselor likely go back a decade to the rape of a 13-year-old in the holding area.
Which "department" should these victims and their families turn to in order to process their horror and grief? These girls were terrorized and their sense of safety within the justice system was compromised. For an indeterminate amount of time, they must harbor feelings of fear, humiliation and isolation inflicted upon them by this man's act, as a consequence of them coming into contact with the juvenile justice system.
Clearly, the officer's sentence doesn't fit the severity of his crimes. What is also clear is that the abuse of a vulnerable child is no longer considered an atrocity by administers of the law in New York. Morality was compromised and this was legally accepted.
The officer's quality of life has been protected at his victims' expense. Because they were "inmates," the victims and their families did not experience a justice system that values the quality of their lives. But inmates and detainees should never lose the value of their humanity as part of their case processing – and when and if this does happen, balance should be restored through the judicial process.
The officer involved in this case is a criminal and he should receive the treatment of a sexual predator. He is a threat to public safety and should be registered as a sex offender. To dismiss this case as an afterthought means that the girls who agreed to testify against the officer remain at jeopardy of retaliation with no one to protect them.
Still, with this reality looming overhead, these girls made the admirable choice to face their attacker and publicize the ongoing sexual assaults. The victims sought justice and did not receive it. Though the judicial system failed them, their courage will prevent this same abuser from terrorizing other young girls in the same way they were terrorized.
San Francisco native Ophelia Williams, who holds a master's degree in fine arts from the California Institute of Integral Studies and has dedicated her life to fighting for justice, works with the Burns Institute and the Community Justice Network for Youth. She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Sad as it is, this is very common, and won't change until some one in authority decides to first check out the reasons that people enter into this line of work to begin with. In Florida, we have a school for boys in Marianna called the A.G. Dozier school for boys. The history of this school has been revealed to have been a history of brutality, and rape almost since it's start in the early part of the last century. In the 1940's through the 1960's boys were sent there as juvenile delinquents, or has orphans, and beaten and raped on what it would appear to be a regular basis. Several years ago, the author of a book about life at Dozier came out, and its author Roger Kiser happened to meet up wlith a group of ment who went through the school around the same time as him, and all the tales were frightening not only in their brutality, but in there consistancy. They have become known as the "white house boys". Our Governor ordered a full investigation into the goings on at the school, that was to determine the identity of all the remains of the bodies known to have been buried in a smalll cemetery located on the school grounfds, but also any bodies that weren't supposed to be there. The Fl Dept. of Law Enforcement quietly closed this investigation after going through old school records, and news accounts and finding enough names to account for the 32 small unmarked crosses found on the campus. Not one shovel of dirt was turned to establish even how many sets of remains were in fact buried there, let alone who they were. When Governor Crist was asked to explain why no remains were ever identified, he had no comment. That "no comment" spoke volumes about the attitudes of people in Juvenile Justice, and Law Enforcement in general. The fairly recent murder of young Martin Anderson in Bay county Florida at the hands of "Boot camp" instrluctors, caught on video tape, and the subsequent acquittal of those guards of any crime, shows that in general life for the children in custody will remain just as it was until we can get our represenitives to also speak for thise who are powerless to speak for themselves.
I wish Ashley all the best, and hope she can continue to fight for justice for those who because of their age, are presumed guilty, and left to the whims and mercy of the sociopaths who operate under the protection of the law, and in the guise of councilors.↓


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I cannot say definitively but I will say BERNARD HOPKINS...
SEGUNDO MERCADO- in the rematch Hopkins mauled him Philly style and he faded into obscurity
JOE LIPSEY- was dangerous and undefeated. Hopkins KO'd him and he pretty much was never heard from again
KEITH HOLMES- Hopkins mauled him brutally in taking his middleweight belt en rout to becoming the first undisputed middle since the marvelous marvin hagler... he moved down to 154 and pretty much disappeared.
John David Jackson-- was a top fighter-- not the same after Hopkins Kod him in 7 rounds- fought only two more times and called it quits
Antwun Echols- STOPPED IN FIGHT 2 IN ONE OF THE MOST RUGGED 160 BOUTS I EVER SAW--in fight 2 Hopkins laid a beat down on this rugged middleweight who at 160 was a monster- forced him out of the division up to 168 where he was still good and exciting but never the same.
TITO TRINIDAD- totally took the life out of Tito in one of the greatest boxing clinics put on at MSG
kelly Pavlik--- the Ghost never the same
Jean Pascal? ---- mentally he suffered AFTER BEING SCHOOLED BY THE OLD MAN---he took a year and a half off to come back and UD some unknown-- we will see how he is in this upcoming bout
Tavaris Cloud?--- mentally he has to be suffering. He talked so much shit and was totally out classed BY THE OLD MAN after showing Hopkins big time disrespect
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3 cups All-purpose flour
½ teaspoon Baking Powder
½ tsp Ground Ginger
½ tsp Ground nutmeg
½ tsp Ground Cloves
½ tsp Ground Cinnamon
½ cup Butter, unsalted and melted
½ cup Molasses
½ cup Brown Sugar
¼ cup Water
1 each Egg
Using a paddle attachment cream the butter, brown sugar, molasses, water, egg and vanilla until smooth and creamy.
Fold in the flour, baking powder, ginger, nutmeg, clove and cinnamon; allow to mix for 2-3 minutes until completely combined.
Remove the dough from the bowl and divide in two pieces, refrigerate for at least an hour.
Roll to ¼ inch thick and cut into desired shapes.
Bake at 350 until golden brown (approximately 8-10 minutes).
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½ pound 10x powdered sugar
1 teaspoon Lemon Juice
2 each Egg Whites
Combine all ingredients.