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We were not hungry at this stage so enjoyed a drink or two by the pool whilst waiting for our rooms to be made ready. We wandered down to deck 10 and found our room at about 2:00pm although it had not been announced that rooms were ready.
Cabins Our balcony cabin on deck 10 was very comfortable, the bathroom was the best we have ever had on a ship. The bed was the most comfortable I have ever slept in anywhere! The room was quiet and the stewards Emerson & Ramon attended to all our needs. The fridges in the room were ideal for storing our wines and beers, we had all the contents removed by our steward to make room.
Dining We sampled all the free restaurants and some of the extra cost restaurants. The food and service was excellent in all apart from The Blue Lagoon. The food in The Blue Lagoon was excellent especially the fish & chips but service was very slow. We never had a problem getting a table anywhere and if there was a wait we took a pager which always went sooner than the estimated time. Of the extra cost restaurants we sampled:
Cagney's - excellent steak and would recommend the Fillet Mignon, Captains cut followed by the Molten Chocolate Cake!!
Le Bistro - I had the Rack of Lamb, delicious and the Creme Brulee.
Papas Italian - I chose the Veal Masala which was OK but probably not too my taste.
No extra Supplement Restaurants:
Alizars - very enjoyable meals and service, we preferred the atmosphere in this restaurant to the Grand Pacific.
Grand Pacific - Only went here once, enjoyed the meal but somehow this felt a bit too grand.
Panilos - We really liked this restaurant and would recommend 'Ill Poppo'.
Blue Lagoon - As mentioned before, food great just the slow service let's it down.
Garden Cafe - We had all our breakfasts here and the majority of our lunches. There was so much choice it was amazing, my husband enjoyed a cooked breakfast here every morning especially the freshly fried eggs. I enjoyed the waffles and pancakes, the fruit and pastries and also the museli (but not all at once). The sandwich bar at lunch time was great and we particularly enjoyed the cookies and brownies which we ate with a cup of tea in the afternoon. We also had the occasional dinner here as well, the curries were particularly good and we even had Beef Wellington one evening. They also do crepes which are cooked while you wait with various toppings to go with them.
Service Whilst service in some areas was excellent there were some areas where it fell short, there seemed to be a shortage of staff and those that were in attendance seemed to be run off their feet!
Excursions We only went on two NCL excursions, Florence, and Monaco, Monte-Carlo & Eze, the Monaco trip was good value as it was advertised as a half day trip but was actually a full day! Florence was hot and tiring and very crowded but we were glad we went. The guides on both these trips were excellent. One thing to note if you pre-book your trips before you go take your confirmation as we were overcharged, fortunately I had written confirmation with me and was able to sort this out.
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2nd Annual Brickman Bash with Grammy Nominated Jim Brickman by Brickheads - about 7 years ago
"A group of fans get together each year for a big party, which includes a concert by Grammy Nominated Jim Brickman. This is a photo from a Meet and Greet with Jim, Singer Anne Cochrane and Violinist David Klinkenberg. We had just enjoyed sitting in on their sound check prior to the concert."

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Blueberry Fruit Cobbler Recipe
As a child, I was reared on a small farm in southeast Georgia, and tobacco was our main crop. Now blueberries are the main crop in our small town, which has a blueberry festival each year. This recipe was the winner in 2008! —Evelyn Dunlap, Nicolls, Georgia
- 6 cups fresh or frozen blueberries
- 1-1/2 cups sugar
- 1/4 cup water
- 3/4 cup butter, softened
- 1-1/2 cups plus 2 tablespoons sugar, divided
- 3 eggs
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 cup butter, melted
- Vanilla ice cream, optional
- Place blueberries in a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish; set aside. In a small saucepan, bring sugar and water to a boil; cook and stir until sugar is dissolved. Pour over berries.
- In a large bowl, cream butter and 1-1/2 cups sugar until light and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in vanilla. Combine the flour, baking powder and salt; add to creamed mixture. Spread over berry mixture. Drizzle with melted butter; sprinkle with remaining sugar.
- Bake at 350° for 40-45 minutes or until golden brown. Serve warm with ice cream if desired. Yield: 15 servings.
Originally published as Blueberry Cobbler in Country August/September 2009, p51
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I took the advice of others and reduced sugar amounts. I'll reduce a little more next time. Still a bit sweet. But this was delectable!
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Attended the Northern Indiana Historical Power Assn. 37th Annual Fall Harvest Festival and Antique Equipment Show in Valparaiso, Indiana today. I really like this show. It comes at a good time of the year with great weather and cooler temperatures. Ford was the feature tractor this weekend. There was the normal array of tractors in addition to the Fords but some of the other exhibits were really neat to see. Among them were old trucks and cars including a bunch of Model A Fords brought by a club.
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Perfectly Marvelous: The Songs of Cabaret with Anne Hathaway and Friends Says "Willkommen" to Joe's Pub Oct. 24
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Harvey Fierstein, Audra McDonald, Linda Lavin, Eddie Redmayne and Raúl Esparza are part of Perfectly Marvelous: The Songs of Cabaret with Anne Hathaway and Friends Oct. 24 at Joe's Pub.
The sold-out 7 PM concert promises songs from the stage and film versions of the John Kander-Fred Ebb classic, Cabaret, including "Willkommen," "Cabaret," "Maybe This Time" and "Perfectly Marvelous."
Hathaway, who plays Fantine in the upcoming film of Les Miserables, is joined by fellow Les Miz film cast member Redmayne, as well as Fierstein (Hairspray, La Cage), McDonald (Ragtime, Porgy and Bess), Lavin (The Lyons), Esparza (Company, Leap of Faith), Darius Nichols (Hair), Bryce Pinkham (Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson), Noah Radcliffe (Into the Woods), Michael Winther (Mamma Mia!) and Bret Shuford (The Little Mermaid).
Hathaway, McDonald and Esparza all appeared together in the 2009 Shakespeare in the Park production of Twelfth Night.
Tony Award winner Ted Sperling (The Light in the Piazza) directs the concert that has musical direction by Mary-Mitchell Campbell (Company). The one-night-only event is part of a celebration of the Public Theater's newly revitalized Lafayette Street home, which is in the final stages of a $40 million renovation.
"I am delighted to reunite with The Public for this special night to celebrate the theatre's rededication, and support its mission to spread great theatre to all the people of New York (tourists are welcome too)," Hathaway said in a previous statement.
Hathaway performed the role of Viola in the music-filled 2009 Shakespeare in the Park production of Twelfth Night. Her screen appearances include "The Dark Knight Rises," "Rachel Getting Married," "The Devil Wears Prada," "Love and Other Drugs," "Brokeback Mountain" and "Alice in Wonderland."
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Police believe two gunmen sat and waited as two adults and a 2-year-old child arrived at a north Nashville apartment complex Wednesday night.
The shooting occurred around 9 p.m. in the parking lot of the Knoll Crest Apartments in the 3300 block of Creekwood Drive.
The toddler was with his mother and father, identified as 25-year-old Philip Woodard.
The child's parents said they were getting out of their car when two men drove up and began shooting.
Now, a Metro councilman is offering a reward that leads to an arrest and conviction.
"One-hundred percent of the crime is committed by 4 percent of the community," said Councilman Walter Hunt.
Hunt represents the part of north Nashville where the shooting occurred. A number of shootings and other crimes have happened in the area, but Hunt said this most recent crime was especially unsettling
"You go out and do a crime in the 3rd District, we're going to put a reward out. We're not going to tolerate it, and it won't go unnoticed," Hunt said.
Woodward, the child's father, was holding the child when the shooting started. He quickly handed the toddler over to the mother as the shooters pulled the gun on her and continued to fire on the family.
The child was taken to Vanderbilt Children's Hospital after being shot in the leg, while another bullet grazed his body.
Councilman Hunt said he is constantly looking for answers to the problem of crime in his community and others.
"It's the same kind of attraction anywhere. You got some idiots that don't think good," he said.
All three victims are expected to survive their injuries.
The shooters were described as two black men, one being about 6'3" and skinny. They were last seen driving a green Ford Crown Victoria.
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Stuttgart. Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG, Stuttgart, was able to achieve continued growth in its home market, Germany, in the calendar year 2007. With 17,663 vehicle registrations, the figures for the previous year were exceeded by one percent (2006: 17,490), meaning that Porsche Deutschland notched up a record number of registrations for the sixth time in a row. This result is all the more remarkable as Porsche, together with Smart, was the only German manufacturer to show growth against the trend. The market in Germany as a whole declined by 9.2 percent during this time.
A big share of the growth can be ascribed to the Cayenne series, with registrations increasing by 17.8 percent to 4,832 unit sales (previous year: 4,101). Here it should be emphasized that the new second generation models have only been in the dealers' showrooms since the end of February, but sold really well right from the start. The 911 series also bettered its sales figures, going up to 8,507 vehicle sales (previous year: 8,393), with the introduction of the new 911 Turbo Cabriolet and the top model 911 GT2 making a positive impact. Together, unit sales of the mid-engine models Boxster and Cayman totaled 4,213, representing a 14.4 percent decrease on the previous year's figures (previous year: 4,920).
Bernhard Maier, Managing Director of Porsche Deutschland GmbH, says: "This recent growth in a difficult market environment demonstrates that our present range of models suits the customers' taste. I am therefore confident that we shall be able to pursue our growth trend in Germany in the current year without discount actions from the manufacturer."
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Russia's new patriarch is "proving to be a capable administrator" and has surrounded himself with a team of "well-trained and capable younger clerics," say Leonid Sevastyanov and Robert Moynihan in the Moscow Times. In "100 Days of Patriarch Kirill," the writers also say that the new leader of the Russian Orthodox Church has a "fully European" vision for his ministry. Kirill now heads a church with about 140 million adherents, far larger than the Anglican Church and second only to the Roman Catholic Church. With a significant percent of Orthodox believers living outside Russia, this gives the church a truly global reach. But statistics are less important than suffering and faith. The Russian Orthodox Church suffered greatly under Soviet rule. Now it has re-emerged from the catacombs following the collapse of the Soviet Union 17 years ago to take on a greater role in post-Soviet Russia. Despite the enormous challenges that the Orthodox Church faces, now is the time of … [Read more...]
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Russia welcomes Patriarch Kirill
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zbtVDt1NgQ[/youtube] In the Moscow Times, Leonid Sevastyanov and Robert Moynihan write that the new Russian Patriarch Kirill "has deep convictions about the role of the Christian faith in the future of Russia and about Russia's role in the future of Europe and the world." The writers say that the Patriarch is convinced that only a return to "real values" can enable Russia and Europe to confront the current economic crisis. "Moreover," the authors say, Patriarch Kirill "believes that Russia's greatness, eclipsed in recent years, can only be restored by renewing its ancient Orthodox faith." Given his relatively young age, 62, Kirill could be patriarch for the next generation. He will undoubtedly set out to fulfill a double agenda. First, he will want to build on what Alexy II accomplished during the 18 years of his patriarchate, continuing the rebuilding of the church's ruined infrastructure. Thousands of churches have been rebuilt … [Read more...]


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De Jeffrey Kuczmarski
A play on the Medieval term bestiary; an index of of animals, plants and what not which were typically illustrated. This beastiary is a collection of photographs of beasties large and small.
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Jeffrey's novel, Unnatural Trouble, is available on Amazon for download: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008ZKLC5E. Jeffrey's short stories have been included in the anthologies Danger City and Danger City 2 published by Contemporary Press and appeared on the website Thuglit and the first "best of" print version. His poems have appeared in The Briar Cliff Review, Cimarron Review, Karamu, The Ledge, The Mid-America Poetry Review, New Delta Review, Plainsongs, Rosebud and others. He is also an avid photographer and relief print maker and earned MFA from the Art Institute of Chicago in 1998.
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Clacton: Runner fights through the pain to complete seven marathons in seven days
11:00am Friday 15th February 2013 in News
A RUNNER is nursing his battered feet back to health after completing seven marathons in seven days.
John Wortley, 27, of Church Road in Clacton, pushed his body to the limit with the massive endurance challenge in memory of his dad.
He completed each marathon in a different county, mapping out the routes himself and using a GPS watch to measure the 26.2-mile distance.
John organised the week of races to raise cash for Cancer Research UK and to pay tribute to his dad Tony, who died aged 72 after a struggling with cancer.
The weary runner said: "It wasn't quite as bad as I thought it would be.
"Some days were harder than others and it started to get very tough around the 20-mile mark each day.
"My feet were pretty sore each night and my ankles gave me a lot of grief from the word go.
"I ended up with tendonitis in my knee and ankles but it was all worth it in the end.
"I didn't want to let anyone down, so I pushed on and I had a huge sense of relief when I crossed the final finish line."
A big group of family and friends gathered to cheer John across the finish line of the final route in Lowestoft.
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Here are the latest Whispers we're hearing from our sources throughout the NFC:
• Despite Sam Shields' strong performance as the Packers' starting RCB in the Week Two victory over the Bears, we hear the situation on the right corner remains relatively fluid, with Shields needing to keep playing at that same level over a sustained period to cement the starting job over Jarrett Bush, rookie Casey Hayward and Davon House. House is the X-factor in Green Bay's RCB equation, as it remains to be seen if he will look as good as he did during the offseason having to play the rest of the year with a harness on the shoulder he dislocated in the preseason opener.
• Falcons DT Peria Jerry is getting an opportunity to start at nose tackle with Corey Peters (foot) sidelined for at least the first six games of the season, and we're hearing the extra reps he is receiving in practice as a result have really made a difference for him. He has flashed his ability to push the pocket early this season but still has yet to establish the kind of consistency the team wants to see from him.
• We're hearing the Falcons feel their defense is playing with a different confidence than they are used to seeing from it. Mike Nolan's preparation and ability to anticipate offensive game plans is the biggest reason for the change.
• Saints WLB David Hawthorne's playing time declined significantly from Week One to Week Two, as the Saints gave backup Jonathan Casillas more opportunities. Hawthorne, who underwent surgery to repair a meniscus tear around mid-August, could be limited to playing in the base defense moving forward.
• There's a feeling in the desert that there just might be something to the theory among a growing number of league observers that the Cardinals possess a genuine intimidation factor in kick-blocking situations (Arizona has blocked 15 kicks since 2008, more than any other NFL team). "Start with the personnel, with 6-foot-8 Calais Campbell the key getting great push up the middle and Patrick Peterson and rookie Justin Bethel (who blocked a field goal, punt and PAT in the preseason) providing blazing speed of the edges," said one team insider. "In addition, (special-teams coach) Kevin Spencer really does a good job of changing looks up, and (head coach) Ken Whisenhunt, an old special-teams guy, puts a great emphasis on that part of the game."
• Expect the Cowboys to blitz more. Through the early part of the season, they have not been a heavy pressure team. But that should change as the Cowboys get a little healthier and show they can stop the run more consistently. Coordinator Rob Ryan has hinted he's itching to send more pressure, but the situations and personnel have dictated them to play more coverage schemes.
• The Giants have been waiting for WR Ramses Barden to step up in a real live game for three years. Thursday he showed what he can do with nine receptions (the same number he had all last season) in a key role with Hakeem Nicks out. But the Giants have been teased by Barden's ability before. They still want to see him separate consistently from press coverage and run cleaner routes, but this was a clutch performance the team needed badly.
• We should see more of Vikings WR Jarius Wright soon, even with Jerome Simpson returning to the lineup with a much-needed dose of speed in Week Four. Wright has started to impress slowly, we hear, and could be more integrated into the offensive game plan. The passing game needs a spark, and coordinator Bill Musgrave has admitted he has not called for much downfield. Speed is one of Wright's best traits.
• Rams WR Danny Amendola can't say enough good things about fellow WR Brandon Gibson, who rather quietly registered over 50 yards receiving and a TD in each of the first two games. "Brandon's a great player," Amendola told PFW. "He's really hungry this season. He likes being around Rams Park and plays real hard. Since we were both in Philly together, we have become good friends."
• We hear Rams OLT Rodger Saffold's latest injury, a third-degree MCL sprain suffered in the Week Two win over Washington, is expected to keep him out at least a month. As for first-round DT Michael Brockers (ankle), word is he will likely return a lot sooner than Saffold, perhaps in a week or so.
• Are the Seahawks worried about the inauspicious start of first-round draft pick Bruce Irvin, who has yet to make his presence felt as the productive pass rusher they hoped he would be? "They say they are seeing progress, but just not seeing results," said one team insider. "They are not panicking. They realize how raw he is and are willing to let him grow and develop in practice."
• Lions head coach Jim Schwartz has a unique perspective on MLB Stephen Tulloch, having coached him at the beginning of his career in Tennessee and now in Detroit: "Probably his biggest progression over the course of his NFL career has been pass defense," Schwartz told reporters leading up to Week Three. "There's a lot to learn in pass defense. It doesn't matter who you are, but particularly for linebackers, it's a very difficult thing. You have to know all your run-fits and all your blitzes. But pass defense is probably the biggest challenge and just looking back on him from him as a rookie, that's the thing that he's improved the most on. He's always been a distinctive defender when it comes to the run. He's been a short tackler, those sorts of things. But he's become much more effective against the pass."


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View of Gili Air from the jetty with Lombok in the background. Gili Air is a great place to relax and enjoy scuba diving. It can be reached by speed boat from Padang Bai in Bali in a bit more than 2 hours.
Gili Air is the second smallest of the Gilis and it's closest to the Lombok mainland, making it popular with honeymoon couples and travelers seeking a quiet retreat. It has a population of about 1,000 and administratively lies in the West Nusa Tenggara province. The island offers excellent snorkeling and scuba diving off its east coast, and turtles can be seen along the coral reef. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gili_Air
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Asia is the biggest continent on Earth, a darling little gem floating around in space.
Hm, what is Asia? Who's in on it?
China and India are safe bets for Asian nations. Korea, Japan, Thailand, you're fine.
Europe? No. Europe would sort of be on the "Asian continent" if not for those pesky Ural mountains dividing things up in the middle, and then also the whole lineage of kings and wealth and nations and the EU and all that "give me my respect" stuff.
Russia would probably be happiest as its own continent, so for now we'll leave it in "Eurasia" and just hope the natural gas supplies keep flowing.
Pakistan and Afghanistan are dang close to Asia, but politically they show up in "Middle East" news stories an awful lot. Verdict: Eurasia.
I guess we'll actually have to consider everything from Turkey on eastward to be "Eurasian", although the moniker seems overlappitory of the territory.
The Asian economy is now officially raging like a wild furnace of lava that consumes everything in its path. Japan has had the largest individual economy in Asia for decades, but it is forecast that both India and China will outstrip Japan within twenty years.
China is the largest holder of United States debt and is positioned to become the world's next superpower, provided that Godzilla doesn't return and decide to stomp everybody back into the Shang Dynasty.
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A Tucson man suffered life-threatening injuries after
three robbery suspects allegedly assaulted him and his girlfriend in a northwest
side apartment.
Pima County Sheriff's Department Deputy Tracy
Suitt said three men kicked in an apartment door in the 3200 block of W. Ina
Road just before 1 p.m. and allegedly assaulted the 20-year-old man who lived
there. The victim's girlfriend reportedly came out of the bedroom to see what
was happening and was also assaulted, according to a news release.
Suitt said the man was stabbed multiple times
and taken to a local trauma center. The woman refused to be treated.
The Sheriff's Department Robbery Assault Unit
identified the suspects as 21-year-old Richard Poulin, 25-year-old Mark Perkins
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Decomposition of current progress achieved by European countries towards their Kyoto targets by the end of 2010
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LB Briggs asks Bears to trade him
Bears Pro Bowl LB Lance Briggs told the Chicago Tribune that his agent, Drew Rosenhaus, has filed a formal request with the team seeking a trade for his client.
Report: Bears LB Briggs wants new contract
Despite having three years and nearly $14.5 million remaining on his current contract, Bears LB Lance Briggs apparently is unhappy with his deal and will seek a trade following the season if he hasn't received a new contract.
Bears' free-agent hunt will have to include linebackers
The most glaring hole in the Bears' roster is at linebacker, where Nick Roach is a free agent.
Bears could address need at linebacker in middle rounds
The Bears will enter the draft with only two linebackers under contract, but sources don't expect them to address linebacker early in the draft.
Bears positional analysis: Linebackers
This is the seventh of position-by-position looks at the Bears personnel entering the 2011 offseason. The series continues with an analysis of Chicago's LB situation.
Bears-Seahawks matchup of the day: Friday
RB Marshawn Lynch showed that he's capable of embarrassing a defense that doesn't tackle well in the Seahawks' win over the Saints.
Four Bears named to Pro Bowl
WLB Lance Briggs, WR-RS Devin Hester, DE Julius Peppers and MLB Brian Urlacher will represent Chicago in the Pro Bowl.
Patriots-Bears matchup of the day: Friday
Here's a matchup to watch in the Week 14 game between the Patriots and Bears: Patriots RBs BenJarvus Green-Ellis and Danny Woodhead vs. Bears run defense
Bears' 60-second rant: Eagles game to provide clarity
A win against the Eagles would give the Bears the validation that they can beat the best, and no shortage of respect could follow.
Bears-Bills matchup of the day: Saturday
If Buffalo can keep from falling too far behind the Bears, it won't be forced to throw to catch up, and RBs Fred Jackson and C.J. Spiller could be featured more prominently.
Bears LB Briggs (ankle) leaves game, will not return
Bears LB Lance Briggs has left Sunday's game and will not return because of an ankle injury. Briggs left the game after alternating the first two series with backup LB Brian Iwuh.
Redskins-Bears matchup of the day: Thursday
The Bears are better at stopping the run than the Colts are, but Redskins RB Ryan Torain has the potential to do damage in short-yardage situations against Chicago.
Briggs inactive for Bears
Bears WLB Lance Briggs will not play vs. the Seahawks on Sunday.
Seahawks-Bears matchup of the day: Friday
Seahawks RBs Marshawn Lynch and Justin Forsett should have an easier time picking up yards if injured Bears WLB Lance Briggs doesn't play.
Bears LB Iwuh could start for Briggs
Bears WLB Lance Briggs missed practice for the second day in a row Thursday and his chances of playing against Seattle appear to be dwindling.
Bears' Smith optimistic Cutler will play vs. Seahawks
Bears head coach Lovie Smith is optimistic QB Jay Cutler will return to play in Week Six vs. the Seahawks, but it looked like Cutler would play vs. the Panthers around this time last week.
Flashback: Recent Week Five performances
Take a quick stroll down memory lane with PFW for a recap of the Bears' Week Five contests each of the last five seasons.
Bears MVP meter: Week Three
PFW associate editor Dan Parr ranks the Bears' top five MVP candidates through their most recent game.
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Briggs unloaded on the Packers a day after teammate Brandon Marshall did the same thing, saying he's no fan of Green Bay and that Jermichael Finley is "an idiot."||||||| Marshall went off on Wednesday, saying he's never disliked a team as much as the Packers. Briggs backed that up a day later, saying his feelings are "very similar." He really took issue with Finley for telling FOXSportsWisconsin.com the Bears might be better off with linebacker Brian Urlacher sidelined by a hamstring injury. The Packers tight end was quoted as saying Chicago is not "losing too much if he's out." Briggs responded, "He's an idiot."
Briggs and Charles Tillman returned interceptions for touchdowns - their second in six days - and the Bears used stifling defense to overwhelm the Jacksonville Jaguars 41-3 Sunday.||||||| Briggs and Tillman became the first teammates in NFL history to return interceptions for touchdowns in consecutive weeks.
Briggs returned an INT 74 yards for a score in Monday's 34-18 win over Dallas.||||||| It was Briggs' first interception return for a TD since 2005.
The Chicago Bears have agreed to a one-year contract extension with Lance Briggs, keeping the Pro Bowl linebacker through the 2014 season. The Bears announced the deal on Wednesday. Financial terms were not immediately released.||||||| Briggs pushed hard for a new contract at the start of last season, but the Bears wouldn't budge. With three years left on a six-year, $36 million contract, general manager Jerry Angelo basically told Briggs at the time to leave him alone when the linebacker asked for permission to seek a trade if he couldn't get a renegotiated deal before the season. Angelo was fired after an 8-8 finish and he has been replaced by Phil Emery.
Briggs says a gap between players and management is affecting team morale. Briggs tells Comcast SportsNet Chicago "there's a big transition going on right now in Chicago" and that "players and the management are not seeing eye-to-eye on a lot of different issues and a lot of different players' situations." He made the comments Tuesday for a show that airs Thursday night.||||||| Briggs pushed hard for a new contract before the season. Running back Matt Forte wants a new deal, and safety Chris Harris requested a trade before Tuesday's deadline after being held out of last week's game against Minnesota. Briggs says the issues take "away from wanting to go out on the field and just play."


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Vegas Magazine celebrated 10 fabulous years at Mandarin Oriental, Las Vegas on Thursday, May 9, 2013.
Heather Graham, wearing a Donna Karan dress from her Fall 2013 Collection, Summer 2013 cover model and star of "Hangover III," hosted the event alongside Editor-in-Chief Abby Tegnelia and Publisher Josef Vann.
The atmosphere stayed lively with the energetic styling's of DJ Miss Joy and Shaun DeGraff while invited guests enjoyed the spectacular Oriental Ballroom setting above the Las Vegas Strip.
Attendees were treated to a Fall 2013 fashion preview by Donna Karan at The Shops at Crystals, and enjoyed a variety of unique Ciroc specialty cocktails and gourmet cuisine by Mandarin Oriental, Las Vegas.
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AMESBURY — Local Scouts from Pack 4 along with Troop 4 are hoping to help families who have been hit by the tough economic climate as winter approaches.
On Saturday at 9 a.m., the Scouts will be distributing "Scouting for food" bags to residents of Amesbury.
The Scouts will then return to neighborhoods on Saturday, Nov. 10, starting at 8 a.m. to collect the bags filled with food and personal care items.
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TOWSON, Md. - Towson University placed four players in double figures en route to a 73-69 win over William & Mary on Saturday night in the Towson Center. Junior guard Tanisha McTiller's 1,000th career point was the final basket scored in the final basketball game ever to be played in the Towson Center.
McTiller, who finished with 28 points, is the 15th player in program history to reach the 1,000 point plateau.
"I'm extremely proud of how our kids played tonight," said Towson coach Joe Mathews. "I thought we really came out and played as a team and executed well tonight. I'm thrilled for Tanisha and her accomplishment."
Mathews recorded the 146th victory of his coaching career, which sets the program record for coaching victories.
The two teams battled early as there were four ties in the first 10 minutes of the game. William & Mary (7-21, 5-12 CAA) took an 8-3 lead on a Chanel Murchison lay-up at 17:04. The two teams traded baskets as McTiller's three-pointer at 14:09 tied the game at 12-12. William & Mary and Towson (11-17, 5-12 CAA) continued to battle as Kyla Kerstetter's lay-up at 10:12 gave the visitors a 20-18 lead. That would be the last lead of the game for the Tribe. Senior forward Michelle Peebles tied the game on a lay-up at 9:57. That bucket jump started a 26-6 run by the Tigers to close out the first half. Freshman guard Alliyah Berger hit three three-pointers during that stretch while Peebles had six points. Towson led 44-26 at the half.
Towson shot 50% from the field and 50% from three-point range in the first half. William & Mary shot 35.7% from the field and 28.6% from three-point range. The Tribe held a slim 18-17 edge in the rebounding battle.
The Tigers scored five of the first nine points in the second half to extend their advantage to 49-30 with 17:52 to play. The 19-point advantage was the largest of the game for the Tigers. William & Mary scored 11 of the game's next 13 points to cut the Tiger lead to 51-41 with 14:09 to play. Towson responded with a 12-4 run of its own to push the lead to 63-45 with 8:47 remaining. McTiller had 10 of the Tigers' 12 points during that stretch. The Tribe used a 13-5 run, including six straight points at one point, to make it a 68-58 game with 4:47 to play. Towson scored the game's next four points from the foul line to push its lead to 72-58 with 3:09 remaining.
William & Mary cut the lead to nine, 72-63 with 1:27 to play. However, Kerstetter's jumper was the last points scored by the Tribe in the game. Towson went 5-for-8 from the foul line in the final minute to take a 77-63 lead. A turnover by the Tribe with 16 seconds left put the ball in McTiller's hands for her milestone basket and made the final score 79-63.
The Tigers shot 40.9% from the field in the second half and finished the game shooting 46.3%. The Tigers shot 40% from three-point range in the second half and 44.4% for the game. William & Mary shot 50% in the second half and finished the game shooting 42.6%. William & Mary won the rebounding battle 39-29.
McTiller had six rebounds, three assists and four steals in addition to her 28 points. Redshirt junior forward Nyree Williams had 18 points and 13 rebounds for her seventh "double-double" of the year. Berger had a season-high 19 points while Peebles added 12 points.
Emily Correal led William & Mary with 15 points and eight rebounds while Kerstetter had 14 points.
The Tigers wrap up the regular season on Wednesday, March 6 when they travel to UNC Wilmington for a 7 p.m. game.


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SHUKOKAI Karate Federation of Great Britain students from the Birlingham and Drakes Broughton clubs have been grading up. Eighth dan and world chief instructor, Shihan Eddie Daniels, was impressed with the standard.
Anyone wishing to join the club can call Sensei Steve Farrow on 07821-544325. Back (l-r): Sensei Steve Farrow, Chris Norden, Sean Maskell, Dave Graves, James Gribble and Lynsey Cook. Front: Shihan Eddie Daniels, Harry Egan, Kieran Bennett, Arron Bennett, Tom Wallbank, Ben Graves and Molly Downes.
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Are The Great Lakes Getting Less… Great?
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The Great Lakes are at their lowest levels ever which makes a person wonder, at what point does a depleting lake lose the "great" part of the title? Joining the 8 O'Clock Buzz on Monday, April 29th, UW Center for Climatic Research's Val Bennington. more »


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A day later, the story was a little bit different as the Dolphins managed only seven hits and left a game-high 10 runners on base while the pitching staff couldn't find their way out of the big innings as the JU baseball team fell to FGCU, 8-2, Saturday afternoon at Swanson Stadium.
JU (25-16, 15-8) had only four players record a hit in the contest while FGCU (22-21, 11-9) used a three run first and two run third to build an early cushion.
"We knew today was going to take a perfect game from us and that didn't happen," said JU head coach Terry Alexander. "FGCU plays very hard in their ball park and they didn't fell too good about how things went last night. Both of us are trying to establish our position in the conference standing so I expect tomorrow to be a very hard fought contest."
Freshman Tony Mollica (2-3) was tagged with the loss after allowing five runs (three earned) on four hits with four walks and two strikeouts in two innings. Senior Brian Gilroy kept the game in check late by allowing only one run on three hits with two walks and four strikeouts in 4.1 innings of relief.
Richard Knapp (5-1) got the win after allowing only two runs (one earned) on seven hits with two walks and three strikeouts in seven innings.
Junior third baseman Kevin Lehane led the Dolphins by going 2-for-4 with a double and an RBI. Sophomore first baseman Adam Brett Walker and senior right fielder Chris Connelly each finished 2-for-4. Sophomore center fielder Dan Gulbransen had his career-high hitting streak snapped at 23 games after going 0-for-5.
Tim Roberson led the Eagles by going 2-for-5 with an RBI while Mike Reeves tallied a game-high three RBI.
The Eagles took a 3-0 lead in the first when Reeves hit a two-run double down the first base line with two outs followed by an RBI single to left by Javi Sujo.
FGCU made it 5-0 in the third when Reeves drew a bases loaded walk and Jake Foley hit a sacrifice fly to center. The Eagles still threatened with runners on second and third with two outs but freshman Jimmy Appleby go Stephen Wickens to pop out to the mound to end the inning.
FGCU increased the margin to 7-0 in the fourth when Brandon Bednar drove in a run with a ground out to second and Roberson hit an RBI single up the middle.
The Dolphins cut the margin to 7-2 in the sixth when Lehane hit an RBI double down the left-field line and junior left fielder Jonathan Murphy drove in a run with a grounder to short.
FGCU made it 8-2 in the sixth when Zach Maxfield hit an RBI single to left center with two outs.
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'Denali's Howl' investigates a 50-year-old climbing tragedy
LIT Andy Hall was five years old in 1967, a kid living at the base of Denali, North America's tallest peak. His father, a National Park Service veteran, took a job overseeing Mount McKinley National Park (as it was then called) just months before a climbing party known as the Wilcox Expedition encountered a freak storm near the summit. Seven of its 12 members died in one of the mountain's most enduring tragedies.Read more »
Arthur Szyk's 1930s Haggadah packs fresh visual punch.
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'The Weirdness' is Faust in the Information Age, with a strong dose of ironic detachment
LIT In this workaday world we live in, it's good to inject a little weirdness. Mix in moments of the metaphysical and dabs of the divine into our banal, everyday existence. And you can start by grabbing a copy of The Weirdness (Melville House, 288 pp., $16.95) and letting novelist Jeremy P. Bushnell do it for you.Read more »
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Movie guide 'Hidden Horror' is for fans, by fans
Even bloodthirsty know-it-alls will unearth fresh meat — and titles worth revisiting — in Hidden Horror: A Celebration of 101 Underrated and Overlooked Fright Flicks (Kitley's Krypt, 312 pp., $17.95). Edited by Chicago-based blogger and actor Aaron "Dr. AC" Christensen (Horror 101: The A-List of Horror Films and Monster Movies), the book contains enthusiastic essays by 101 different authors, including scribes from Fangoria, Rue Morgue, and HorrorHound magazines.Read more »
Poet Randall Mann's breakthrough 'Straight Razor' slices into gay life now
LIT "Everywhere the gay narrative in this country is about freedom, but the reality doesn't match up. I'm interested in exploring the corners that aren't free — from bullied queer children killing themselves to the elaborate social prisons we concoct for ourselves online," Randall Mann told me. Read more »
True-crime author Harold Schechter talks murder and 'The Mad Sculptor'
LIT True-crime fans will know the name Harold Schechter: the prolific author and Queens College professor has written books on such nefarious characters as H.H. Holmes, Albert Fish, and Ed Gein, as well as mystery novels centered around Edgar Allan Poe. His latest is The Mad Sculptor: The Maniac, The Model, and the Murder that Shook the Nation (Amazon Publishing/New Harvest, 386 pp., $24 hardcover, $9.99 eBook). Read more »
With its current poet laureate, SF's literary scene is enjoying a poesía en español renaissance
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Updated Feb. 16
The Deer Park School District officials received some good news following a second round of ballot counts for its $1.96 million annual replacement maintenance and operations levy
The gap between yes and no votes shrunk on Wednesday afternoon it is still is short of the 50 percent approval needed for passage.
The measure now trails 1,615-1,559.
Riverside's $3.27 million annual educational program was rejected 2,195-1,389 by voters as of Wednesday. The school district's $1.28 million capital projects levy trailed 2,431-1,186.
Each of the three levies in Spokane County that failed to gain a majority of voter approval in the first night of ballot counting.
The certification of all election results is Feb. 28.
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Too bad Amador didn't allow Foothill to presell tickets at Foothill, which has been a thing both schools have been doing for years now. Instead, all the Foothill parents had to stand in the long lines. Oh well, it makes the win that much more enjoyable.
Thanks AV administration!!! Always a class act.
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Feds seize over $21.6 million in fake Super Bowl merchandise during 'Operation Team Player'
Federal authorities and the NFL said they seized more than $21.6 million worth of fake Super Bowl jerseys, hats and other goods in a counterfeit operation.
PHOTOS: Mall in China boasts fake Prada, Starbucks stores
This mall in China may be the most epic knockoff ever.
Spot the knockoffs: Counterfeiters prey on Bruins fans at playoffs
Imitation may be the most sincere form of flattery, but as far as counterfeiters are concerned, selling imitation duds means dirty dollars.
NYC fashion world tries to keep one step ahead of copycats
They're all over the place these days, those brimmed hats covered in gold pins: 28th Street, Canal Street, Flushing. Made in […]
City seizes knockoff Boston Strong T-shirts outside benefit concert
Police and city inspectors seized hundreds of knock-off Boston Strong T-shirts that were being sold outside the TD Garden benefit concert last week.


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Elkhart County crews are on the scene of a semi accident.
It happened around 2:40 am Friday on U.S. 20 near State Road 15. That's east of the Elkhart city limits and south of Bristol.
The good news is the truck driver was not injured in the crash, but dispatchers tell us there was a fuel leak at the scene. At this time they say U.S. 20 is not closed off to traffic but it may be moving slow as crews clean up the accident.
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David Rathband's charity plans to broaden its scope
The charity set up by David Rathband says it plans to broaden the support it offers to members of the emergency services.
The Blue Lamp Foundation was established to help personnel who are injured in the line of duty.
So far, it has concentrated on helping people with physical injuries.
The Foundation's chairman says it now wants to offer practical support to people coping with emotional trauma and mental health issues.
Peter Sweeney said:
"We can't forget the pain and suffering that David suffered personally.
The last thing we want is another member of the emergency services, injured in the line of duty, committing suicide because of the severity of their injuries."


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Victims in Fatal Sioux Falls Motorcycle Accident Identified
Sioux Falls police have released the names of the men involved in a fatal motorcycle crash in the city on Tuesday morning.
Lieutenant Jerome Miller says the man who was killed was identified as 23-year-old Jacob Huggett of Long Prairie, Minnesota. Huggett was driving the motorcycle that crashed into a chain-link fence at 26th Street and Kiwanis Avenue shortly before 3:00 a.m. Tuesday.
The passenger on the motorcycle is identified as 20-year-old Tobben Aeschliman of Sioux Falls. His injuries were not life-threatening, but Miller did not have an update on his condition. Miller says the investigation into the crash is on-going.
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A lot of eastern Iowans are considered obese.
But a lot of them might be candidates for weight loss surgery and not even know it.
In Health Plus, one woman's journey to save her life.
At 40-years-old Lisa Sweet finally has the life she always wanted to live--an active one without the struggle of obesity.
"After about 25 years of the ups and downs of weights, I did come to a point where I realized that I was doing it for me," she said.
The Cedar Rapids woman turned to Dr. Matthew Glascock for help.
And the surgeon at Sartori's Midwest Institute of Advanced Laparoscopic Surgery in Cedar Falls delivered.
"We've been here for 10 years. We've done well over 1,000 operations here and we have taken on these very high-risk patients frequently and so we have the know how the experience and the expertise to provide these services," he said.
A little over a year after her weight loss surgery, Lisa is down 116 pounds.
"For people who say this is the easy way out it's very misleading because it's not a quick fix. It definitely has it's pluses that it monitors the amount of intake that you can take, but it also is a challenge for every single day," she said.
Her doctor says success can come for any patient who qualifies and follows specific guidelines.
"Benefits are universal provided the patient who undergoes the operation really embraces the lifestyle changes that have to accompany that operation," he said.
Of course not everyone qualifies for weight loss surgery but Lisa had been rejected by another physician in the past before coming to Dr. Glascock.
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For Justin Botz, the Interdisciplinary Arts MA program at Columbia has two great strengths: its community and its scope. In his time at Columbia, Justin has been pleased to discover that the program promotes in its students a "desire to work together and collaborate." He is happy to be working with artists of all types: dancers, actors, paper artists, visual artists, musicians and filmmakers. In Interdisciplinary Arts, these diverse backgrounds come together to generate multi-faceted projects. Students also help each other discover their own voices through endless exploration. For Justin, Columbia offers an encouraging community in which he can develop further as an artist.
A native of California, Justin's background is just as varied as those of his fellow students. His undergraduate major was cultural anthropology, but he has been working in film/video and folk music for years. After graduation, he moved to Cambodia to run a film production company with a friend. While in Cambodia, he became involved in Water of Life, an organization that provides safe drinking water and hosts an arts center for underprivileged children, where Justin taught music.
The Interdisciplinary Arts department offers him far more avenues for artistic exploration than he was expecting.
Since coming to Columbia, Justin has expanded his artistic horizons and is now involved with a variety of art forms: paper, sound, sculpture, and modern dance. The Interdisciplinary Arts department offers him far more avenues for artistic exploration than he was expecting. Justin was particularly surprised by the variety of artistic traditions covered. "I was pleased to find that there is a global sensitivity in the program," he relates.
To Justin, the program offers "tremendous freedom and options for expression." He finds that openness both exciting and, at times, overwhelming. However, he has come to rely on his classmates to help him discover his artistic voice. The faculty and his peers offer him a safe environment in which to experiment with a variety of forms, while preventing him from getting lost amid the myriad artistic avenues available to him. After his first semester in the program, Justin says that he remains "excited for the endless possibilities within Interdisciplinary Arts."
The faculty and his peers offer him a safe environment in which to experiment with a variety of forms, while preventing him from getting lost amid the myriad artistic avenues available to him.
Justin found the MA in Interdisciplinary Arts through a friend who had attended the program. He anticipates that it will likewise help him "focus, move forward, and find a distinct creative voice." He also believes that the MA is a flexible degree, one that will provide him with creative and critical thinking skills that he can put to use in numerous careers. After he graduates, Justin hopes to use his experiences at Columbia to help Water of Life build a new school. He thinks that the Interdisciplinary Arts degree is "great preparation" for continuing his work in Cambodia—his experiences in Chicago are forming and refining his artistic sensibilities and will help him become a better educator and a more flexible member of the Water of Life team.
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UCL Centre for the History of Psychological Disciplines
Psychical Research and Parapsychology in the History of Medicine and the Sciences
Registration is now open for our conference Psychical Research and Parapsychology in the History of Medicine and the Sciences, to be held at University College London on 25-27 January 2013.
For the programme and the registration link, please click here.
Andreas Sommer
Thesis Title: Crossing the boundaries of mind and science: Carl du Prel (1839-1899), psychical research, and the origins of modern psychology
Supervisors: Sonu Shamdasani (UCL) and Hasok Chang (Cambridge)
Contact: a.sommer (AT) ucl.ac.uk
Overview: Recent works in cultural history have identified philosopher and
psychical researcher Carl du Prel as a hitherto obscure key figure in
the intellectual scene of fin de siècle Germany. Du Prel, an initial
follower and protégé of Eduard von Hartmann, received his PhD in
philosophy from the University of Tübingen in 1868 for a philosophical
study of the metaphysical implications of temporal divergences in
dreams. From 1872, he pursued a career as a private scholar and began
publishing a large number of articles and essays on philosophy,
aesthetics, astronomy, and psychical research, many of which were
subsequently compiled in book form. He became an influential author on
the psychology and phenomenology of hypnotism and dissociation, the
psychology of dreams and the subconscious mind. Du Prel, whom Sigmund
Freud called "that brilliant mystic", was widely read by psychologists
such as Freud himself, Carl Gustav Jung, Carl Stumpf, Frederic W. H.
Myers, and William James.
While Carl du Prel has been rediscovered as a source of inspiration for artists such as Wassily Kandinsky and Rainer Maria Rilke, his importance in the history of psychology still awaits assessment. Using the example of du Prel as a popularizer of the 'deviant science' of psychical research, my research (funded by a Wellcome Trust PhD studentship) aims to study the contributions of psychical researchers to nascent psychology on the one hand, and the subsequent rejection of psychical research from the epistemological and professional territories of scientific psychology on the other.
Thus, my thesis aims to contribute to current discussions in Science Studies on epistemic pluralism, the demarcation problem, intellectual freedom, and the importance of contributions by academic outsiders to scientific and medical knowledge.
Refereed journal articles and book chapter
Kohls, N. B., & Sommer, A. (2006). Die akademische Psychologie am Scheideweg: Positivistische Experimentalpsychologie und die Nemesis der Transzendenz. In A. Büssing, Ostermann, T. Glöckler, M., Matthiesen, P.F. (Eds.), Spiritualität, Krankheit und Heilung – Bedeutung und Ausdrucksformen der Spiritualität in der Medizin (pp. 183-217). Frankfurt a.M.: Verlag für Akademische Schriften.
Sommer, A. (2005). Im Niemandsland der Bewusstseinsforschung: Survival Research. Eine Übersicht. Zeitschrift für Anomalistik, 5, 178-237.
———. (2009). From astronomy to transcendental Darwinism: Carl du Prel (1839-1899). Journal of Scientific Exploration, 23, 59-68.
———. (2009). Tackling taboos – From psychopathia sexualis to the materialisation of dreams: Albert von Schrenck-Notzing (1862–1929). Journal of Scientific Exploration, 23, 299-322.
———. (2011). Professional heresy: Edmund Gurney (1847-1888) and the study of hallucinations and hypnotism. Medical History, 55, 383-388.
———. (2012). Psychical research and the origins of American psychology: Hugo Münsterberg, William James and Eusapia Palladino. History of the Human Sciences, 25, 23-44.
———. (2012). Policing epistemic deviance: Albert von Schrenck-Notzing and
Albert Moll. Medical History, 56, 255-276.
———. (accepted for publication).
Normalizing the supernormal: The formation of the 'Gesellschaft für
psychologische Forschung', c. 1886-1890. Journal
of the History of the Behavioral Sciences.
Book reviews (selection)
Sommer, A. (2008). E. F. Kelly, E. W. Kelly, A. Crabtree, A. Gauld, M. Grosso, and B. Greyson: Irreducible Mind. Toward a Psychology for the 21st Century. Journal of Mind and Behavior, 29, 359-370.
———. (2010). William Brock: William Crookes (1832-1919) and the Commercialization of Science. Journal of the Society for Psychical Research, 74, 45-52.
———. (2011). Heather Wolffram: The Stepchildren of Science. British Journal for the History of Science, 44, 144-146.
———. (2011). Trevor Hamilton: Immortal Longings: F.W.H. Myers and the Victorian Search for Life after Death. Medical History, 55, 433-435.
———. (2011). Stefan Schweizer: Anthropologie der Romantik. History of Psychiatry, 22, 369-370.
———. (2012). M. Brady Brower: Unruly Spirits. The Science of Psychic Phenomena in Modern France. Social History of Medicine, 25, 247-248.
Ellenberger revisited: Carl du Prel in the history of dynamic psychiatry. Division of Perceptual Studies, Department of Psychiatry and Neurobehavioral Sciences, University of Virginia, USA, 30/06/2009
Pathologising the occult: Moll, Schrenck-Notzing, and the creation of anomalistic psychology. Sex, Ethics and Psychology: The Networks and Cultural Context of Albert Moll (1862-1939), Centre for the History of Medicine and Disease, Durham University, 05/11/2009
Crossing the boundaries of mind and science: Carl du Prel (1839-1899), psychical research, and the demarcation problem. Science and Technology Studies, Eight Annual Research Day, University College London, 16/06/2010
Professional Heresy: Edmund Gurney (1847-1888) and the study of hallucinations and hypnotism. The Future of Medical History, Wellcome Trust Centre for the History of Medicine, University College London, 17/072010
The rejection of psychical research by early American psychologists. 29th Annual Conference of the European Society for the History of the Human Sciences, University of Utrecht, Netherlands, 25/08/2010
Science myths in scepticism and parapsychology (invited lecture). Society for Psychical Research, London, 7/07/2011
Neue Erkenntnisse zur Rolle der parapsychologischen Forschung in der Entstehung der akademischen Psychologie, 1879-1910 (invited lecture). IGPP-Colloquium, Institut für Grenzgebiete der Psychologie und Psychohygiene, Freiburg i. Br., Germany, 23/11/2011
Historiographical artefacts and the modern construction of the 'occult'. Division of Perceptual Studies, Department of Psychiatry and Neurobehavioral Sciences, University of Virginia, USA, 19/06/2012
Exorcising the ghost from the machine. Affect, emotion, and the enlightened naturalization of the 'poltergeist'. Society for the Social History of Medicine Conference 2012: Emotions, Health, and Wellbeing. Centre for the History of the Emotions, Queen Mary University, London, 10/10/2012
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If your derrière is permanently affixed to a bleacher seat at just about every sports game played in Ledyard and at 'away' games, then you might be the right person to help out the Ledyard Patch and the community by updating us all on what's happening in the wide-wide world of local sports.
Patch is looking for a volunteer (read: no pay) sports broadcaster/reporter/writer/fan to post stories and photos from local games.
It's easy to give your team a big shout-out on Patch.
While you are watching the game, take a few notes and a few photos. We're looking for the basics: what sport, what teams played, where it was held, some highlights and the ever-important score. We need at least one photo to go with the story. A photo of an awesome three-point basket or a perfect pitch would be over-the-top.
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Woodland Oaks Garden Club held its March meeting at Los Vaqueros Restaurant (formerly Chico's) in Oak Hill. The hostesses were Jane Fredericks, Wanda Perry and Kay Allen.
The club collect was read preceding lunch. The program, titled "Birding," was presented by Dave Pollard and Rachel Davis. Pollard presented an informative program about the various birds found in the New River Gorge area. He also told the club about the bird banding project at Wolf Creek Park.
Darlene Newell, Flower Show chairman, reported on the standard flower show that was presented by the Fayette County Garden Council in April. The show was titled "Tree of Life."
It was also announced by President Sadie Brash that a tree honoring W.Va. State Garden Club president Brenda Moore was to be planted in Oak Hill. Brenda is also a member of Woodland Oaks Garden Club and recently finished up her term as state president.
The club met in April 3 at Tamarack. Members enjoyed looking at the exhibits before eating lunch.
The guest speakers were Tristan Cleveland of Fayette County AmeriCorps VISTA, New River Gorge Regional Development Authority, and Adam Hodges, Fayette County Extension Agent, Community and Economic Development. Cleveland invited members to participate in the Mountain Pride Litter Sweep, which was held April 27. Woodland Oaks Garden Club members planned to pick up litter along the White Oak Rail Trail on Earth Day, April 22, due to the Fayette County Garden Council Flower Show scheduled for the same day.
Members also watched the movie "Coal Camp Memories" by Karen Vuranch.


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2 cups nonfat dry instant milk
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16 ounces tomato sauce
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Bowie Community Theatre will hold auditions for "Daddy's Dyin' Who's Got The Will?" at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 8-9, with callbacks Oct. 10, at the Bowie Playhouse, 16500 White Marsh Park Drive. There are parts for five women and three men in the 25-75 age range. A cold reading from the script will be used. To schedule an audition and more information, email email@example.com or call 301-805-0219. Performance dates are Jan. 11-26.
Theater production
"Bell, Book and Candle," a comedy about a family of witches and warlocks, opens Sept. 14 and runs through Oct. 6 at the Colonial Players, 108 East St. in Annapolis. Showtimes are 8 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays and 2 p.m. Sundays, with a 7:30 p.m. performance Sept. 23. Admission is $15 and $20. For tickets and more information, call 410-268-7373 or go to thecolonialplayers.org.
Septic System Expo
The Department of Health hosts a free Septic System Expo for homeowners from 9 a.m. to noon Sept. 15 at Anne Arundel Community College's Student Union Dining Hall, 101 College Parkway in Arnold. The event will feature manufacturers, septic installers, sewage disposal contractors, liquid waste haulers and health department staff. Homeowners will also receive free copies of septic installation records for their properties, free septic videos and educational materials. Information: 410-222-7193 or aahealth.org.
Republican Women
The Republican Women of Anne Arundel County will hold a dinner meeting beginning at 6 p.m. Sept. 12 at the Brio Tuscan Grill in Annapolis Towne Center. The guest speaker is John Guandolo, a former FBI agent and counter-terrorism expert. Reservations are required by Thursday, Sept. 6. Information: 410-956-2056 or rwaac.com.
League of Women Voters
The League of Women Voters will hold its annual kickoff meeting and social from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Sept. 11. Board members will be available to discuss the league's activities, plans and policies. League members and those interested in joining are welcome to attend. For details regarding meeting location, and to RSVP, email email@example.com by Sept. 10.
Singer/songwriter Dave Tieff shares his message that people can overcome addiction to lead productive lives through storytelling and songs from his latest albums, "Time to Fly" and "A Trip into the Sun," at 7 p.m. Sept. 15 in Anne Arundel Community College's Pascal Center for the Performing Arts, 101 College Parkway in Arnold. Tickets are $15; $12 for faculty and staff; $7 for AACC students. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the college's substance-abuse education programs. Information: email@example.com.
Home, garden workshops
Learn to make your yard more inviting to birds, butterflies and other wildlife at the "Earth Friendly Workshops" this fall at Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary in Lothian. Cost is $25 per person per workshop; lunch is included.
•"Creating a Butterfly Garden," 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Sept. 16.
•"Making Your House More Sustainable," 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Sept. 29.
•"Native Plant Sale and Composting Demonstration," 3 p.m.-5 p.m. Sept. 29.
•"Improving Wildlife Habitat in Your Backyard," 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Oct. 27.
The registration deadline is Sept. 5. Checks, made payable to Friends of Jug Bay, should be mailed to: 1361 Wrighton Road, Lothian 20711. Information: jugbay.org.
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Charlotte, NC (Sports Network) - The Charlotte Bobcats signed forward James Southerland on Thursday.
The 6-foot-8 rookie Southerland played for the Philadelphia 76ers in the NBA Orlando Summer League and the Golden State Warriors in the Las Vegas Summer League.
The Syracuse product averaged 7.9 points, 3.3 rebounds and also had a three-point shooting percentage of .370 in 112 games during his collegiate career. In his senior season, he notched career-best averages in scoring (13.3), rebounding (5.2) and three-point shooting (.398).
Southerland was named to the Big East All-Tournament Team in 2013 after he set a tournament record with 17 three-pointers. He also set the Big East Tournament record for most three-pointers in a game without a miss, going 6- for-6 against Pittsburgh on March 14.
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