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Limericks are fun, too. Here is a newer one: "There once was a lady named Perkins/ Who simply doted on Gherkins/They were so nice/ She ate too much spice/ and pickled her internal workin's" [source: home.earthlink.net/~kristenaa/nice/].
Aug. 18 is a dud date when it comes to both holidays and observances, and neither is it bursting with historical significance. Nonetheless, there are a few important events that may hoist it from the slough of historical insignificance. The first two are inter-related and center around the ill-fated Roanoke colony.
Evidence strongly suggests America's first settlers migrated from Mongolia. When the Europeans arrived, these Mongolian-Americans became known as "Indians." Why? Wisegeek.org enlightens us:
"The term Indians as applied to Native Americans, or the indigenous peoples of the Americas, is thought to have originated in a misconception on the part of the Europeans who arrived in Central America in 1492. Since Christopher Columbus began his journey to America with the intent of finding an alternate route to Southeast Asia, he is said to have assumed that the people he came into contact with upon reaching land were Indians. Despite the fact that people probably realized this mistake within hours, the name remained in use. Similarly, the islands in Central America came to be called the 'West Indies', as opposed to the 'East Indies' that Columbus originally had in mind as his destination."
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The bells have been ringing in San Diego for years now, setting off a tradition in the stands and on the mound.It's a sound that brings Padres fans to their feet even before the first peal, with everyone from the kids on up to the grandmas tapping their toes and waving their arms to the heavy-metal drone of AC/DC's "Hell's Bells." Ever since a Padres marketing whiz came up with the idea for the intro music in 1998, "Hell's Bells" has been a tradition for late nights and fading afternoons in San Diego, and it almost always finishes with a crescendo of cheers. But the reason for the ringing has been there since 1993, and there weren't exactly bells heralding his arrival to town. The reason is Trevor Hoffman. When those bells ring, you know Hoffman is entering a Padres home game in the ninth inning. By no means an exaggeration, nine times out of 10 that means the Padres have the game won. On Friday night it was no different -- the Padres emerged with a victory with Hoffman on the mound -- albeit far from PETCO Park. He closed out the Cardinals, 6-5, in St. Louis, but Padres fans no doubt could hear those bells in their heads, as Hoffman reached a lofty baseball threshold nearly 2,000 miles away. Now that Hoffman has reached the 400-save milestone, his presence in Padres history and baseball history overall should resonate a little more loudly than before. That's a lot of bells a-ringing, folks, whether it's literally at home or figuratively on the road, in the sense of ringing up three more outs to finish off a tight victory. What does 400 really mean for Hoffman? Heck, Hoffman can't really even tell you that for certain. When the subject was broached with him this spring, he bounced the question right back. Neither he nor the questioner could really say, other than this bit of shared wisdom: It's a very big number. See, Hoffman already ranked third on the all-time saves list. He's a mediocre season, for him at least, away from passing John Franco for second, heading toward Lee Smith's 478. He's already established himself as one of the greatest closers of all time, so what's another save in May mean? Well, 400 saves is exactly what it is: a milestone. It's a time to stop and reflect. Look back to when he arrived in San Diego in 1993, and you'll see Hoffman booed by Padres fans his first couple of outings simply for not being Gary Sheffield. The very flashpoint of the Fire Sale of '93 in San Diego came when Sheffield, a year after a Triple Crown bid, was shipped to the Marlins along with reliever Rich Rodriguez for three players most fans had never heard of, two of whom most still haven't -- right-handed starters Jose Martinez and Andres Berumen and a converted shortstop with exactly two Major League saves under his belt named Trevor Hoffman. Flip the calendar a few pages, and you'll find a pitcher in his 20s who had established himself as a Major League closer only to lose significant velocity to shoulder surgery. That's when Hoffman developed his devastating changeup, a pitch that remains to this day one of the great pitches in the game. Along the way, you'll see a 53-for-54 season in the Padres' World Series year of 1998, a total of six 40-save seasons and a record of consistency over a dozen years that few active players, pitchers or position players, can match. Now, piece it all together and what do you have? An icon, pure and simple. In a town where Tony Gwynn played much of his career with that status, deserved not only for his accomplishments on the field but for the way he went about his business, there's a next great baseball icon in San Diego. Actually, there has been for some time.
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Does Breitbart, Vilsack or Obama look worst in Shirley Sherrod firing?
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In a world where a Tweet can't be longer than 140 characters, a video clip that's 2 minutes and 38 seconds starts to look like War and Peace.
But in a world containing such complex issues as racism and forgiveness, a cut-to-the-Tweet mentality is bound to distort opinions and views. And in a world containing as much partisanship as this one, a willingness to lie and distort just makes things worse.
Nobody has experienced this more forcefully than Shirley Sherrod. Ms. Sherrod, who is black, recounted in a 43-minute speech at an NAACP banquet how she once she was called upon, as an employee of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, to help a white Southern farmer who was in danger of losing his farm.
Her speech dealt frankly with attitudes that contribute to racism. She said she debated how much help to give the man. She said she resented the fact so many black farmers had lost their land. "So I didn't give him the full force of what I could do."
That short quote got stuck into the 2 minute video that right wing blogger Andrew Breitbart posted on his website. After it went viral, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack demanded that Shirley Sherrod resign. She told reporters that the order to force her out had come from the White House. The NAACP supported the decision to get rid of her, and she was held up everywhere as an example of black racism.
It was only after all these bad things had happened that Ms. Sherrod's entire 43 minute speech was posted and people understood her remarks in context. It was a speech about reconciliation and overcoming racist attitudes.
The farmer who had been a central figure in the story said charges that Ms. Sherrod was a racist were "a bunch of hogwash." He and his wife said Ms. Sherrod had saved his farm.
Within days Secretary Vilsack had offered her a new job and President Obama had called to personally apologize and urge her to take it.
The blogger, Breitbart, obviously looks terrible for posting the video. Vilsack looks bad for failing to dig out the whole story before firing an employee. And although Vilsack claims it was his decision alone, it's hard to believe President Obama didn't approve the firing.
At least President Obama and Secretary Vilsack apologized once they understood the whole story. Mr. Breitbart claimed the controversy was manufactured to smear him.
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TWO of the biggest stars of reality TV show The Only Way Is Essex are heading for Hampshire to open a 'pop-up' store.
Sisters Sam and Billie Faiers are bringing their Minnies Boutique to WestQuay in Southampton for two days only.
The move follows on from successful pop-ups in Liverpool and Sheffield and the boutique wil be open on the weekend of November 24 and 25.
The sisters will also be on hand to lend shoppers their advice and expertise about their favourite fashions and will also be signing autographs for fans.
Sam said: "We are really excited to be bringing our pop-up shop to Southampton. Myself, Billie and the Minnies Team have really enjoyed bringing the concept to different cities around the UK, and we hope that Southampton will be just as much, if not more fun.
"Minnies has built such a loyal following with people travelling from all over the country to visit the original store, so we decided one really important project for us in 2012 was to take it out on the road, its Minnies On Tour!
"We love giving our fans in different cities the chance to visit us in our Minnies pop-up shop, and we love meeting them and helping advise them on their fashion purchases."
Alexandra Thomas, WestQuay's marketing manager said: "We're very excited to welcome Sam and Billie to WestQuay, where we're sure that Minnies Boutique will prove a hit with our fashion conscious shoppers. It's great to be able to offer our customers that little bit extra with this exclusive pop-up store."
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Subject48 wrote:Think you've got me a bit wrong fella, it's just a website, let's not take it too seriously, but I'm glad you like the idea!
@shoong, yes!!!! never thought I would agree with you, my-die-hard-right wing political-fanatic friend!!! :)
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burgerboy wrote:In that case, as long as they keep their mouths shut, they'll be ok.
I thought the rule was "no dogs aloud excepting guide dogs" in Westquay ?
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I would have thought that it would be too much of an intellectual challenge for them to open a kids pop-up book between them,let alone a pop-up store.
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A 14-year-old girl who was hit by a car Thursday night is still in the hospital.
Troopers say she had serious injuries to her face.
Plymouth Town Council Member Aneka Gibson is in jail facing felony charges after troopers say she hit a teenager while driving intoxicated and left the scene.
Troopers say around 7:15 Thursday night, a person driving a red dodge truck with chrome wheels hit a 14-year-old girl walking down Main St. and fled the scene. Witnesses called police, who tracked down the vehicle and the person, who they later identified as Aneka Gibson. Once they realized Gibson was a town council member, they contacted the State Highway Patrol to investigate.
Troopers say Gibson was also driving while impaired, blowing a .27, which is more than three times the legal limit in North Carolina.
The victim was airlifted to Vidant Health in Greenville.
Plymouth Mayor Brian Roth says Gibson is still on the council. He says neither the council nor Plymouth residents can vote a member off. She must either be convicted of the crimes she is charged with or resign.
Gibson is charged with driving while impaired, felony hit and run and felony injury while being impaired. Troopers say she didn't have insurance or a recent inspection. She also had fictitious tags.
She's in jail with a secured bond set at $10,000.
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on Jan 2, 2007 at 11:01 pm
This is an interesting one...
While I disagree with Ehren Watada's conduct, I find it generally honorable. With one exception: when he decided, while still in uniform, to publicly speak against the war. Now the military decided to prosecute him because of that public speaking while in uniform, as I think they should. So they subpoenaed two journalists that interviewed him, or were present at his public speech. Now fast forward to Jag and his interpretation.
First, journalist have no Hippocratic Oath. I sometimes wish they had, when I see some of the harm they do.
Secondly, Jag speaks of "freedom of speech" , when I think he really meant freedom of the press. In any case, neither freedom is endangered, as nobody argues that the journalists were wrong in writing what they did. However, being a journalist -- or a doctor -- does not excuse one from also being a citizen, and having the duty to testify in court about any crimes one may have witnessed. Which is exactly what they are being asked to do.
In fact, in this case it seems that all they are asked to testify to is that the accused indeed said to them what they wrote that he had said to them. What is wrong with that? There is even no implied confidentiality that they are asked to violate, notwithstanding the fact that they could never actually gurantee such confidentiality.
But I like Jag's "this anti-Christ, Godless administration" ... it sounds so Mel Gibson :-)
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Watada has violated his oath and turned on his former messmates and his country. I would offer him a DD and 20 hard, or a DD, renunciation of citizenship and permanent exile.


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(WMC) - A 10-year-old girl remains hospitalized Monday night after getting shot in the head. Memphis police say her 13-year-old brother pulled the trigger.
Monday's shooting happened in the 4000 block of Orleans Road in Whitehaven. Family members tell WMC Action News 5 that the girl was shot in the temple. Her 13-year-old brother is in custody.
Neighbors say they were afraid something like this might happen. They also say that the boy, known as "Drama," might be trouble one day.
Dennis Wooders claims the kid recently shot out his truck's rear window with a BB gun.
"I didn't see him do it, but when I went over there he kind of spilled the beans a little bit," said Wooders.
The 13-year-old is now accused of shooting his 10-year-old sister.
"I'm sorry to hear about his sister, but, it's just terrible man," added Wooders.
Memphis police say the shooting happened around 1 p.m. Monday while the two children were home alone. WMC Action News 5 has also learned the boy may have initially claimed his sister was injured by a screwdriver, until a gun was found in the back yard.
"It shouldn't even be possible. Why would you have a gun in the home when you know you have minors that ramble through the home when you're not there? At least lock it up, right? It shouldn't even be there anyway," said Verlynda Wooders.
Police have released little information regarding the shooting, including what caliber of weapon was used.
Family members at the hospital where the 10-year-old was taken in extremely critical condition did not want to talk on camera, but they say she was shot in the temple.
Neighbors also say the 13-year-old brother may need help, too.
"He was headed up the wrong road, you know? He was headed in the wrong direction," said Dennis Wooders.
According to an update from MPD on Tuesday morning, the 10-year-old girl is still extremely critical at Le Bonheur Children's Hospital.
The victim's brother is charged with felony reckless endangerment and unlawful possession of weapon.
There is no information about where the gun came from or if anyone else might be charged.


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Summer 2014 Youth Volunteer Program (Closed)
The deadline was Friday, April 25th, and we are not taking any applications at this time.
Each summer, the Museum offers many exciting volunteer opportunities for youth ages 14-18. The Summer Youth Volunteer Program requires a commitment of two (or three for some departments) 3.5 hour shifts per week between July 7 & August 29. Summer Youth Volunteers engage visitors in activities, exhibits and programs in order to encourage curiosity, questioning and exploration of science and technology in the following participating programs:
Position Summary
- Cahners ComputerPlace : Cahners ComputerPlace is a staff assisted discovery space where visitors can explore digital technology topics by engaging in hands-on activities and have direct conversations with staff and volunteers on a wide range of technology related topics. Volunteer and staff interpreters play a crucial role in facilitating visitor experiences by bringing their unique voice and perspective to an exciting area of the museum.
- Discovery Center : Discovery Center exhibits allow children to explore a variety of real objects and age-appropriate tools, all set in immersive fantasy environments that encourage learning through play. Children and their caregivers are engaged in activities, experiments and conversations in order to experience the reward of discovering on their own, as they explore topics including: Biology, Geology, Physical Sciences, Engineering Design and the 'process of science' more generally. Volunteers must be comfortable working with infants, toddlers, and children under age 8.
**Accepted Volunteers must be able to attend the Discovery Center Orientation on Tuesday, June 17th, from 5:30-8:00. Volunteers in the Discovery Center must commit to 3 shifts on 3 different days per week, including a weekend day (Friday, Saturday, or Sunday)**
- Exhibit Hall Interpretation : The Exhibit Hall Interpretation Department stimulates interest, inquiry, and enthusiasm about science and technology through hands-on activities. Volunteers initiate informal science discussions with visitors by walking the exhibit halls with props to help visitors engage with exhibit components; they may also set up a hands-on activities cart in an exhibit to explore a particular concept with visitors.
- Hall of Human Life: The Hall of Human Life volunteer will interpret through demonstrations at the Exploration Hub and around the exhibition topics that cover Hall of Human Life themes about how humans have changed and are changing in a fluctuating environment. Volunteers will learn a wide variety of different demonstrations of anatomy, physiology, animal models and genetics, to illustrate the human variability and all the ways that environments impact that variability. Volunteers who are eager to learn about human biology and health will acquire the necessary knowledge to be able to stimulate the curiosity of visitors of any age or background.
- Computer Clubhouse : The Computer Clubhouse is an after-school learning environment where young people work with mentors and volunteers to explore their own ideas, develop skills, and build confidence in themselves through the use of technology. Volunteers will engage in programs that support the creative exploration of the music studio, video production suites, digital art and graphic design stations.
- Live Animal Center : The Live Animal Center (LAC) cares for the Museum's collection of live animals. The collection of over 100 animals is used for the Museum's educational activities such as exhibits, live presentations and school programs. Volunteers in the Live Animal Center are serious about animal care and will experience different aspects of animal care. Volunteers in the Live Animal Center assist in the handling, care, and feeding of wild animals used for educational programs in the Museum. Volunteers also help with the maintenance of the Live Animal Center, including much cage cleaning, floor sweeping, and other tasks as required. Volunteers must have a special interest in animals and commitment to the serious nature of dealing with live, wild animals.
**Volunteers in the ComputerPlace are expected to come in for 3 shifts.**
Minimum Qualifications
• Applicants must be between 14 and 18 years of age as of June 27th, 2014.
• Interest in the sciences and motivated to learn more
• Demonstrated enthusiasm, initiative, and reliability
• Comfortable interacting with children, teens and adults.
Additional Details
- We ask that volunteers commit to two 3.5 hour shifts per week on different days for the entire duration of the program, July 7th – August 29th. We understand that activities like vacations, camps and classes are important during the summer months. However, due to short run of the program, we will not be able to accept applicants who will be unavailable for more than two scheduled days (one week).
- Accepted volunteers must attend a mandatory New Volunteer Orientation and department orientation in late June.
Special Notes
Submit a Youth Volunteer Application form, reference letter & parent form by 5pm, April 25th, 2014
Please specify your top 2 department choices on your application.
- Youth applications are on our website http://www.mos.org/support_mos/volunteering
- Scan & email completed materials to email@example.com or mail completed materials to Office of Volunteer Services, Museum of Science, 1 Science Park, Boston, MA 02114-1099
How To Apply
Become part of our volunteer team! To apply, please print the appropriate volunteer application below, complete it, and mail it to our Office of Volunteer Services:
Mail to:Office of Volunteer Services Museum of Science Science Park Boston, MA 02114-1099
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The Museum of Science seeks to recruit, hire, develop, promote, and retain individuals from racially and culturally diverse backgrounds and persons with disabilities. We strive to create and sustain a more affirming environment for all staff, interns, volunteers, trustees and overseers. We value expertise gained at the Museum and encourage professional development and career growth.


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This year's "Holler Down the Hollow" tribute boasts a lineup this weekend that Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival founder Warren Hellman would have loved. It's strictly bluegrass music.
"He'd be on the side of the stage just grinning," says Compass Records co-founder Garry West, who put together the tribute set: "Holler Down the Hollow: A Hardly Strictly Salute to the Masters."
"I had an abundance of riches to choose from," West said, rattling off the bluegrass all-star band that will include Emmylou Harris, Steve Earle, Vince Gill, Peter Rowan, Jim Lauderdale and Jerry Douglas.
"It starts with everyone loving and respecting Warren and realizing why we're there in that hollow (now named Hellman Hollow, formerly Speedway Meadow) on that weekend, doing what we're doing."
Last year, to commemorate the first festival after Hellman died, organizers mounted the "Tribute to the Founding Fathers: Warren Hellman, Doc Watson and Earl Scruggs."
"This year, it's really just a continuation on that theme," West said.
For well-traveled bluegrass and roots musician Jim Lauderdale, who has played the festival countless times, it's the least he can do.
"I'm real indebted to Warren," he said. "This festival is such an act of love on his part that any way he can be remembered is such a fraction of what we can do."
Along with a back-up band that includes West and his wife and Compass co-founder Alison Brown, they'll focus on several of Hellman's bluegrass heroes — like Hazel Dickens (his inspiration for the festival), Mike Aldridge and icons Scruggs and Watson.
It's a way of shining a light "on what we've lost and demonstrating how it continues," West said. "When you think about the agrarian society, which bluegrass sprang from, when all of those folks are gone, the music will be different. It won't be able to be the same. Even if folks in rural communities continue to play bluegrass, it's not going to be the same because they're shopping at Wal-Mart. They're not growing and raising their food from the hoof up anymore."


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The government shutdown is hitting the wallets of furloughed federal workers - including some who live here in central Virginia.
A Charlottesville grocery store is trying to lighten the burden with a free furlough dinner. Whole Foods on Hydraulic Road offered free spaghetti till 7 p.m. Sunday. There was also salad, bread, cake and live music.
The dinner was served up at stores across northern Virginia, Maryland, Washington, D.C., and Charlottesville.
The furlough dinner is an effort by the grocery store chain to lift spirits by filling stomachs. Whole Foods says it wants to give something back to communities that are facing tough times with the federal government shutdown.
"Everyone is feeling a little stressed we've got lots of people in our area who are furloughed. Lots of people who are not but are feeling a pinch, and we can all come together and share a free meal together," said Whole Foods marketing team leader Kristen Rabourdin.
The store hopes breaking bread together may help people get over their differences of opinion on Congress's action.
Each store expected between 300 and 500 people.
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