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WYLIE, Texas (AP) - A cougar has died at a North Texas animal sanctuary decimated by the outbreak of a fatal virus.
But officials at the In-Sync Exotics Wildlife Rescue and Education Center in the Dallas suburb of Wylie say the cougar was euthanized due to kidney failure, and not the victim of canine distemper that has claimed five tigers and a lioness.
The refuge announced over the weekend the death of the cougar, a 20-year-old female named Crimson.
Her death was preceded by the recent deaths of the six big cats in an outbreak of distemper that refuge officials describe as "an absolute living nightmare."
More than a dozen other big cats are still suffering from the virus.
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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - A report from the state medical examiner's office shows suicides in Virginia hit a 13-year high in 2011.
The 2011 statistics are the latest available. They're contained in a report on state deaths compiled annually that was first reported by WWBT-TV.
The report shows that Virginians are three times more likely to die from suicide than homicide. Older, white males were the most likely to kill themselves.
Suicides peaked at 1,067 in 2011 after a steady increase. The least amount of suicides during the 13-year span was in 2000, when 775 people claimed their own lives.
Handguns were used in nearly have of the suicides, followed by hangings and drug use.
The agency says unemployment, relationship problems and lack of access to mental health resources contribute to rising numbers.
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The Georgia Salzburger Society will hold its annual Labor Day event Sept. 3 from 9 a.m.-2:30 p.m., on the grounds of Jerusalem Lutheran Church.
Dr. Barbara Prosser, CEO of the Effingham College and Career Academy, spoke to the Effingham Sunrise Rotary Club on the increasing competition for jobs in Effingham County from the global suppliers such as China and India.
The second annual Effingham Dancing with the Stars, a fundraising event to benefit Effingham County Victim Witness Assistance Program Inc., will be Oct. 6 at 7 p.m. Refreshments will be served during intermission.
Effingham County Commissioner Reggie Loper was awarded with a pin recognizing his perfect attendance at Coastal Regional Commission meetings.
An estimated 70 million people a year are affected by some form of digestive disorder or gastrointestinal disease. The costs to Americans and on our nation's healthcare delivery system are nearly $150 billion.
Since 1994, employees of Effingham Health System have nominated peers whom they believe go the extra mile to provide outstanding care and service. To this end, members of the Effingham Hospital Authority invite community members to join them Aug. 25 at 11 a.m. as they reveal the name of the 2012 recipient of the annual C. Edward Helmey Humanitarian Award.
Kelly Wolff, mill manager/vice president of operations of the Savannah River Mill of Georgia Pacific, recently made a presentation to the Effingham Sunrise Rotary Club on the improvement of safety and environmental goals of Georgia Pacific Savannah River Mill.
State Rep. Ann Purcell has been selected to serve as the finance chairman for the State YMCA of Georgia in
Dr. Michael Moore recently told members of the Effingham Sunrise Rotary Club humorous stories from his time as superintendent of schools.
An increase in cases of pertussis, more commonly known as "whooping cough," in some metro Atlanta counties and other states has prompted Coastal Health District officials to remind residents that getting vaccinated is the safest and most effective way to prevent the disease. Pertussis is a very contagious illness that mainly affects the respiratory system and can be very dangerous, especially for babies and young children.
As part of BB&T's fourth annual Lighthouse Project, the BB&T Rincon and Springfield branches chose to help the homeless and displaced school children in Effingham County. There are currently 96 such children in the county.
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Effingham County is a long way from Germany, but Jenny Daley feels right at home.
The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) along with national sponsor ADP presented The Savannah Area Chapter of SHRM with the National Pinnacle Award on July 26 for its Preserving Human Capital workplace violence education and training program.
The American Diabetes Association's fall campaign, Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes, gets under way with the 5th Annual Hugh H. Armstrong Sr. Memorial Kayak for a Kure, to be held Aug. 18.
Ashley Moore, the new executive director of Family Promise of Effingham, spoke to the Effingham Sunrise Rotary Club about her role, as well as the history and future of Family Promise helping homeless families in Effingham County.
The Effingham Chamber of Commerce is kicking off the new year for the Leadership Effingham program.
The second annual Summer's End 5K Trail Run to benefit the Treutlen House at New Ebenezer is set for Aug. 16.
The community got a head start on Independence Day with the two-day Freedom Rings celebration at Freedom Park in Rincon.
Effingham County's Anna Kessler and Chandler Pate sang at Carnegie Hall in New York City as part of the Choirs of America's C3 Choral Convergence Concert and Rising Star Showcase on June 21.
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Crowds lined Columbia Avenue on a warm Saturday morning as the city of Rincon's annual Freedom Rings Parade made its way down the thoroughfare. The special guests of honor this year were local veterans of World War II.
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UK-based vendor of talent recruitment systems — Advorto — has appointed Covenant Consultants, a specialist in HR and recruitment process outsourcing services, as its distribution partner for India.
Covenant will distribute and support Advorto's systems throughout India. It will also appoint and manage value-added resellers for Advorto's range of HR software-as-a-service (SaaS) products, says a press release from the company.
Headquartered in Chennai with offices throughout India, Covenant has an extensive network of offices employing over 300 people and servicing over 450 clients in five cities across India. Its HR services include strategy consulting, recruitment programmes and recruitment process outsourcing services.
Established in 1998, Advorto has built over 200 recruitment management systems and is now a SaaS vendor for large organisations.
The company plans to provide talent management and employee engagement solutions this year. Its partnership with Covenant is part of Advorto's initiative to distribute its systems globally.


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Alien invaders are taking over many ecosystems on the planet.
Not alien invaders from space, mind you, but invasive species — plants and animals — that find their way or are brought into new habitats. And these invasive species are decimating the native plants and animals that lived there first.
There are many ways to combat invasive species. Preventing their introduction in the first place is the best defense, but what to do once they've already landed in a new location?
Well, some scientists have a brave new suggestion: eat them »
That's right, invasives can be tasty. From hogs to lionfish to blackberries to prawns, there might be something for everyone out there.
Just think — you could satiate your hunger and help save the planet all in one sitting!
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Former world number one Kim Clijsters has confirmed that the US Open in August will be her last tournament before she retires from the sport for a second and final time.
The Belgian - a three-time champion at Flushing Meadows - is missing the clay court season in a bid to be fit for Wimbledon and the London Olympics. She then plans to finish her career in the United States.
Clijsters, who had already said 2012 would be her final year, told a news conference: "I will end my career at the US Open."
The 28-year-old added: "As it stands I will end my career at the US Open. That is where I enjoyed my greatest triumphs and it is a very special place for me."
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The Broncos are going to the Super Bowl19 Jan
FINAL: Denver 26, New England 16
Peyton Manning and the Broncos are headed to the Super Bowl after a thorough, exhausting win over the New England Patriots.
Pats get touchdown, conversion fails
Trying to stay in the game, New England scored a touchdown with three minutes left in the game. Brady ran it in for the score, but the Patriots failed to convert on the two-point attempt. An onside kick didn't work, either, meaning the Patriots need a miracle to win this game.
Decision to go for it on fourth, rather than kick field goal, looms here—
Dan Wetzel (@DanWetzel) January 19, 2014
Give Tom Brady some credit for orchestrating a drive using guys who were working the omelet station at the Pats' hotel this morning.—
Jay Busbee (@jaybusbee) January 19, 2014
Prater gets work in
Matt Prater knocked in a 54-yard field goal. With the Super Bowl looking likely for Denver, it was good practice for Prater. The Broncos' offensive line also has been doing an impressive job.
Worst stat of the day for the #Patriots: 0 sacks, 0 QB hits—
Ben Volin (@BenVolin) January 19, 2014
Great job by Denver's O-Line. A no-impact game for Chandler Jones.—
Rich Cimini (@RichCimini) January 19, 2014
Pats get their first touchdown
At the end of an 80-yard drive, Julian Edelman caught a seven-yard Tom Brady pass to cut the Broncos' lead to 13. Will it be enough to change the rhythm of the game with 9:26 left?
Pats had to have that. Now need a stop.—
Hannah Storm (@HannahStormESPN) January 19, 2014
It took 7-plus quarters, but Tom Brady has his first TD pass of the playoffs.—
Field Yates (@FieldYates) January 19, 2014
Why go for the field goal?
Early in the fourth quarter, Denver kicked a 19-yard field goal. While it put the team up by 20 points, it may not have been the best call for the Broncos.
The difference between three touchdowns and three extra points winning, and three touchdowns and three two-point conversions tying, is huge.—
Michael David Smith (@MichaelDavSmith) January 19, 2014
John Fox needs help on this whole "when to call a timeout" thing
It's just the third quarter, and the Broncos have one timeout left. After the timeout, Brady was sacked on fourth down, and the Broncos took over.
Bill Belichick was trying to call a timeout before that 4th down snap. Denver beat him to it, now down to just one timeout.—
Field Yates (@FieldYates) January 19, 2014
John Fox, confused as to why a team would ever go for it on fourth down when they could make it a two score game, calls TO.—
Bill Barnwell (@billbarnwell) January 19, 2014
Denver starts second half strong
What's the best way to wear down the Patriots' defense? Keep them on the field and make them work in the thin air in Denver. To start the third quarter, the Broncos used 7:08 of play clock to get to the end zone. Demariyus Thomas caught a short touchdown to cap off the long drive.
Lots of fun watching Peyton operate. Not just his throws but how he puts teammates in position 2 succeed. Like the RBs—
John Keim (@john_keim) January 19, 2014
Patriots down by 10 points, feels like 30.—
Jane McManus (@janesports) January 19, 2014
At halftime, the Denver Broncos have controlled the AFC Championship and hold a 13-3 lead against the New England Patriots. Here are adjustments each team needs to make in order to win the game.
For the Patriots to win, they have to:
Sustain longer drives
New England's offensive game plan in the first half was to establish a balanced attack. Against Denver's defense early on, it didn't quite work. The Patriots opened the game with two consecutive three-and-outs.
While New England's offense struggled to a slow start, Denver's moved the chains and built a small lead. Part of that was because the Patriots' defense was on the field for the majority of the half. Toward the end of the second quarter, however, the Patriots' offense seemed to settle.
In the final two quarters, New England needs to continue to gain yards and eat up some clock. More than anything, it also has to finish drives and come away with points.
Get its ground game back
Last week against the Colts, the Patriots looked like an entirely different team with a power-rushing game. Everyone thought that New England would go back to running back LeGarrette Blount against the Broncos, but in the first half, the Patriots ground game was halted. New England picked up only 16 yards on eight carries.
Quarterback Tom Brady didn't do much either, but if New England can get some rushing yards, it could help open up the play-action pass for Brady.
For the Broncos to win, they have to:
Keep Manning clean
Denver moved the ball well in the first half, picking up 270 yards. Manning threw for 214 yards and one touchdown. The key throughout was the Broncos offensive line giving quarterback Peyton Manning time to throw. It allowed Denver's plays to develop.
Broncos have had ball for 17:40 in 1st half. Manning has spent at least 16:30 of that standing in pocket all alone deciding who to throw to—
(@UTKevinAcee) January 19, 2014
When the Broncos were most effective in the first half, Denver's wide receivers had time to find open space in crossing patterns. Just as important as throwing an accurate ball is in that situation, the Broncos' O-line offered Manning enough time to survey the field and select the best options. It will be key for Denver to continue to keep New England's pass rush neutralized in the second half.
Stay turnover free
The Patriots' offense could never settle into a consistent rhythm in the first half. Part of that was because Denver's offense was so effective in gaining yards and using the clock through the first two quarters.
For the Broncos to keep their lead (and build on it further), they have to protect the football. If Denver gives New England opportunities and a shorter field through giveaways, the Patriots could climb back into this game.
We all know what happened last time Denver let the Patriots back into a game.
Fox calls weird timeout, Broncos get field goal
With the Broncos in the red zone and at 4th and one, John Fox needed extra time to decide what to do. He called a timeout, and the Broncos went up 13-3.
Peyton doesn't look happy to walk off the field on 4th and 1.—
Lindsay Jones (@bylindsayhjones) January 19, 2014
Talib's injury hurts the Pats
Aqib Talib was briefly on the New England sideline, then returned to the locker room.
Talib just jogged back into tunnel…with a limp. interesting how ribs can cause a limp.—
shalise manza young (@shalisemyoung) January 19, 2014
No QB is as good as Peyton at finding the weak spot in an opposing secondary. Losing Talib is huge for the Pats.—
Michael David Smith (@MichaelDavSmith) January 19, 2014
New England finally on the board
A Pats' drive was ended when Brady was sacked, setting New England up for a 47-yard field goal by Stephen Gostkowski.
Brady goes down — that wasn't a sack, that was a goat roping.—
Sally Jenkins (@sallyjenx) January 19, 2014
Thinking that @champbailey chuck at line on slot receiver had something to do with that sack, as it disrupted Brady's first read.—
Jarrett Bell (@JarrettBell) January 19, 2014
Solder had inside help from Mankins but you still can't vacate space like that—
Ross Tucker (@RossTuckerNFL) January 19, 2014
Long drive ends in a Broncos' touchdown
Using both the run and the pass, the Broncos took advantage of the Patriots' tired defense in a 93-yard, seven-minute drive. Manning hit Jacob Tamme with a short, down-the-middle pass to score.
The pats defense is feeling the effects of the mile high air. It tires you out on long drives.—
John Clayton (@ClaytonESPN) January 19, 2014
Since 2007, Peyton Manning is 55-1 when leading by at least 10 points. The only loss was vs the Patriots this year.—
ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) January 19, 2014
Blow to Patriots' D
Aqib Talib left the game with an injury.
CB Aqib Talib's injury and going in the locker is big for the #Patriots. He's usually a big part of Bill Belichick's game plan on D.—
James Walker (@JamesWalkerNFL) January 19, 2014
New England struggling offensively
As the first quarter ended, the Patriots still couldn't get on the board. The Patriots have not been able to find a run game, and Tom Brady badly overthrew his receivers.
That's a pass Brady never misses—
Anwar Richardson (@AnwarRichardson) January 19, 2014
One quarter in the books in Denver and the Broncos and Patriots have combined for 5 rushing yards on 8 attempts.—
Brian McIntyre (@brian_mcintyre) January 19, 2014
Broncos get on the board
Denver relied on their passing game to get into the red zone, but couldn't get into the end zone. Heavy pressure from the Patriots made a difference, and Denver settled for a field goal.
Chandler Jones looked like he did just enough to throw Peyton off there. Probably saved four points for New England.—
Albert Breer (@AlbertBreer) January 19, 2014
Patriots' start not much better
The Patriots have punted twice early in the game.
Two third down throws by the Patriots. Targets were Austin Collie and Matt Slater. That's not what you want.—
Brian McIntyre (@brian_mcintyre) January 19, 2014
Six plays for New England, no first downs. Aside from the 4th qtr vs. SD, when Denver led 17-0, Broncos have played good D since Week 16—
Frank Schwab (@YahooSchwab) January 19, 2014
Broncos' first series ends in a punt
Despite some smart play by Peyton Manning, the Broncos' first drive ended up with a punt.
Clearly this week "Omaha" means bobble the snap 5 times and still throw for the first down.—
Rich Eisen (@richeisen) January 19, 2014
Peyton Manning wearing the glove on his right hand even though it's gorgeous here. Creature of habit.—
Shutdown Corner (@YShutdownCorner) January 19, 2014
Two cliches, Champ
Champ Bailey seriously just said: "One game at a time. It's an old cliche, but it is what it is."—
RAD GOGGLES DOG (@Phylan) January 19, 2014
It's time for one of the best days in sports. In the NFL conference championships, the two teams who are playing have usually played each other. The teams know each other well, and in the best cases, there is a good rivalry brewing.
Every one of these conditions applies to Sunday's championship games, setting up football fans for a fantastic day. In the first game, two future Hall of Fame quarterbacks will try for one more conference championship, and one more Super Bowl appearance. Will Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos or Tom Brady and the New England Patriots make a trip to New York for the Super Bowl?


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Tuesday's hearing was for the stealing and harassment charges Waller faces in state court.
Cape Girardeau County prosecutors say Tuesday's move was just a formality.
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Opponent: Detroit Tigers
Home/Away: Home
Starting Pitcher: Liriano
Final Score: W 2-1
Record: 77-56
Recap: Wow. That was really quite a game. It was my last Twins game of the season (barring any unforeseen circumstances, such as free tickets being mailed to me anonymously), and it was one of the better games of the season in my opinion. It also proves I'm not totally cursed, which I was beginning to fear after my jaunt to Texas. The pitching was just phenomenal, there was some great defense, and a walk-off hit as the cherry on top.
Liriano and Scherzer were both at the top of their games tonight. Liriano struck out 7 over 7 innings, allowing no runs and just 5 hits. He was helped out a couple of times when his defense doubled off runners at 1st base. Delmon Young made a running catch and threw to 1st for the force out, and then Hardy did the same on a line drive that he snared. But although Liriano was good, Scherzer was even better. He pitched 9 innings with just the 1 earned run, which came after a double by Skinny Delmon, a single by Valencia and then a sac fly by Morales (at which point Valencia continued the trend of being doubled off 1st when Jackson made a great catch). Scherzer allowed only 4 hits and struck out 9. Honestly, I felt bad for him; he really deserved to win the game with the way he was pitching.
While Scherzer pitched the first 9 innings, the Twins ran through their bullpen. Crain got 1 out in the 8th but also allowed a single. He was taken out when Damon was announced as a pinch-hitter, and Flores came in to get the next out. Then Guerrier was brought in to finish the inning, but he walked Cabrera before giving up a single to tie the game. Matt Capps came in for the 9th inning. He allowed a lead-off walk to Santiago (Tiger tiger!) before striking out the next 2 batters. Santiago attempted to steal 2nd with 2 outs, and he was thrown out on a great throw by Mauer. The ball reached Hardy at exactly the height to tag Santiago in the crotch, and it looked like the tag was applied right as his foot reached the bag. It was an extremely close play that went our way.
The Tigers had a little less luck in the bottom of the 10th. Perry came in to relieve Scherzer. Cuddyer reached base with a lead-off single that just barely made it between the 3rd baseman and the shortstop. Skinny Delmon worked the count full, and Gardy sent Cuddyer on the 3-2 pitch. It was fouled off. The next pitch he sent him again, and again it was fouled off. Finally Perry struck out Young with Cuddyer running on the pitch again. The catcher threw extremely high to 2nd, but somehow their 2nd baseman Will Rhymes (I really like this name by the way) managed to leap up, catch the ball, twist, and apply the tag to Cuddyer on the way down. I couldn't see much at the game because of where I was sitting, and when I watched it on TV at home it initially didn't look very close. However on the replay it was clear that the tag was applied right as Cuddyer reached 2nd. In this case he was ruled safe, and he ended up scoring the winning run when Valencia hit the walk-off single. It was only our second walk-off hit at Target Field. Not bad for a rookie. Anyway, it was an awesome game, and a pretty good game to end my in-person games with.
I know I've mentioned this before, but if you haven't seen it when you're at Target Field, you must make sure to check out the creepy water tower on a building behind the parking ramp with the wind veil on it once it gets dark. I don't know who owns it and who operates it, but there are lights used to project a face on it. It can scare the shit out of you the first time you notice it. At least it can scare the shit out of my; I'm not exactly renowned for my bravery. It was doing some sort of Exorcist head spin thing, as well as winking at me. I don't really enjoy feeling like I'm being hit on my inanimate objects. My parents have a mounted deer head in their house that leers at me in a similar way (I may be a tiny bit paranoid; just a tiny bit). Admittedly the water tower does have its charms; it did have some pretty rainbow colored ribbons at one point and a smoking baseball, but the face is too much.
Best Moment: Walk-off win!
Most Questionable Moment: Wait just a second here, Valencia gets a pie in the face, and it's actually made of whipped cream?!?! Where is the shaving cream? I demand to know why seasoned veteran, hug-happy, and all-around great guy Jim Thome was assaulted by eye-irritating shaving cream after his walk-off homer while Valencia was given the red-carpet treatment of an actually edible pie! And then Valencia had the nerve to complain about it. I am outraged! Outraged, I tell you!
Worst Moment: Guerrier giving up the hit that tied the game.
Quotations of the Day:
- "My first walk-off hit in pro baseball. It was nice for it to come in a situation like this." - Danny Valencia
- "It was one of the best games I've thrown in the big leagues, and it doesn't feel right. We didn't win. I'm so tied to how this team does and my teammates. When we don't come away with wins, it doesn't feel right. That's what kind of stinks about it. Even though I threw the ball well, we didn't win." - Max Scherzer
Suck-Ass Performance of the Game: Matt Guerrier (1 hit, 1 walk, 1 blown save). Yeah, it wasn't technically his run, but I definitely blame him for letting the game get tied up.
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"I was able to get lucky a few times in college."
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GA – With the first Auto Auction of 2013 just around the corner, The Salvation
Army Augusta Area Command is giving free 3-month Individual Gold Memberships to
The Salvation Army Kroc Center to every person who donates a vehicle to the
The Salvation Army staff will
continue to provide free pick-up service until Friday, Jan. 25. After that day
vehicles can still be donated through Jan. 29 for the Feb. auctions.
This is the first time The Salvation
Army has offered a Kroc Center Membership incentive. As a Gold Member of The
Salvation Army Kroc Center, members have access to the state-of-the-art fitness
area, gymnasium, indoor aquatics center, complimentary child watch, and more.
The Salvation Army Auto Auction is one
of The Salvation Army's largest fundraiser's of the year. Proceeds from the
auction directly support social services for those in need in the Greater
Augusta Area. Programs such as the free Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation
program, emergency shelter, Soup Line, and Job Skills Training will benefit
from the money raised. If you have a vehicle that you are interested in
donating and would like more information, please contact the Auction
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The Salvation Army, an evangelical part of the universal Christian
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name without discrimination for 130 years in the United States. Nearly 30 million Americans receive
assistance from The Salvation Army each year through the broadest array of
social services that range from providing food for the hungry, relief for
disaster victims, assistance for the disabled, outreach to the elderly and ill,
clothing and shelter to the homeless and opportunities for underprivileged
children. 82 cents of every dollar The Salvation Army spends is used to support
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We've all got our superstitions, traditions, our must-have things to set up for football season, whether we're riding the bleachers in the beautiful Arroyo Seco or riding our faithful, custom-fit, personally-indented couches.
For some it's food: a big pot of chili for some, some ice-blue Gatorade for others, or even the beautiful, unlicensed, "stray" dogs wrapped in bacon and smothered in fried onions, jalapenos, and bell peppers served from those blissfully unsanitary pseudo-grill-carts around the parking lot.
Some plant the Big Blue flag in the lawn, or dig the car-sized model out of the trunk, living somewhere udner the spare tire and the kids' Little League gear.
Others pull out every single SAA shirt they've ever owned out of the summer-month garage exile and start mapping out the autumn weeks on a calendar.
As for me, a 12-year season tix holder (as if that doesn't make me feel old, I just found 2 white hairs simultaneously residing on my head for the 1st time ever), I've got my checklist for the first game of the year, aka the start of Frustration-Venting Season. As mostly posted in another thread:
Season tickets for me, Ms. M and Ms. M's cool sister? CHECK.
Bruin Blue colored PT-cruiser with the newly-repaired A/C? CHECK.
Blue and Gold fuzzy dice in the mirror of said cruiser? CHECK.
Free UCLA Season Ticket T-Shirt from CRN's inaugural season? CHECK.
5 feet of lightweight blue and gold plaid fabric to wear Braveheart-style as kilt , and later as shade? CHECK.
Cargo shorts to wear under said kilt and smuggle below-mentioned gear? CHECK.
Blue face paint (available from Party City) to cover half of face Braveheart-style? CHECK.
Coppertone spray sunblock, SPF 50, in blue can? CHECK.
Wooden ratchet noisemaker to smuggle past metal detectors? CHECK.
Wooden train whistle noisemaker to smuggle past metal detectors? CHECK.
Keychain-sized metal bike horn (rubber squeeze bulb removed) to smuggle past metal detectors? CHECK.
Pocket-sized tube of ibuprofen to faciltiate screaming head off? CHECK.
Six bottles of water sitting in the freezer, to hbe completely melted by, oh, 5 minutes into the freaking game? CHECK.


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Project. This is to the right of the crag, starting on obvious, clean flakes with smears for feet. Then to the undercling, where holds stop. Then smear your feet on any feature you can find to the point where you can reach a three finger incut nubbin. Don't lose your head here. Look to your left at two good sized crimps. Fly out to them, find your feet, and lug yourself over the ledge at about 15 ft. Finish up on the meditation ledge. Scary.
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Air Force Airman Chance Pettey graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.
The airman completed an intensive, eight-week program that included training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness, and basic warfare principles and skills.
Airmen who complete basic training earn four credits toward an associate in applied science degree through the Community College of the Air Force.
Pettey earned distinction as an honor graduate.
He is the son of Lawrence Pettey of Fayette Pike, Montgomery, and Cindy Eagle-Pettey of Pleasant Valley Road, Fairmont.
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ELBAT Joint Venture Shows Range of Products at Dubai Air Show
Italian electronic defense company Elettronica and Abu Dhabi-based Baynunah Aviation Technology recently established the ELTBAT Electronic Systems Development joint venture to act as a center of excellence in the Gulf region in the electronic warfare field.
At the Dubai Air Show, Elettronica is showing a range of the company's products, including the ELT/572 directional infrared countermeasures set. This is a laser-based system that is housed in a small, agile turret that is primarily tasked with providing defense against shoulder-launched MANPADS weapons.
Elettronica is also showing the ELT/800 system that gathers electronic intelligence across a wide signal domain, and the ELT/243 PET (Passive Emitter Tracking) system that uses time difference of arrival (TDOA) techniques to accurately track noncooperative emitting targets.
Company expertise across a range of electronic defense applications has been brought together in its new Virgilius offering. This draws on the latest equipment and signal processing techniques to provide a fully integrated electronic warfare system for both fixed- and rotary-wing applications. It is modular so that it can be tailored to customer requirements, and can provide a detection and classification capability across a wide spectrum of threat radars.
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News to chew on: Hershey launches first new brand in three decadesBy MAE ANDERSON
The Associated Press | October 13,2013Provided Photo
This image provided by The Hershey Co. shows the new Lancaster Caramel Soft Cremes, to be sold starting in January.NEW YORK The Hershey Co. is launching a new candy brand, its first new brand in 30 years, a soft caramel creme line called Lancaster.
And for the first time it is taking a double-barreled approach, debuting the candy in the U.S. and China simultaneously.
The move comes as China increasingly becomes a focus for U.S.-based consumer goods companies that are seeking to offset slower growth in developed markets like North America.
Hershey, which makes candy such as Kit Kat, Twizzlers and Hersheys Kisses, said its most recent quarter that new products in both the U.S. and overseas helped its net income rise 18 percent.
China and the U.S. are major focus markets for the company, said Steven Schiller, senior vice president of sweets and refreshment.
China is the second-largest sweets market behind the U.S., he added.
The Lancaster name stems from founder Milton Hersheys first candy company, The Lancaster Caramel Co. founded in 1886. And the candy comes after 2½ years of research into consumer tastes and the global confectionary market.
A category the company calls comforting richness caramel or milk-based soft candy was undertapped, Hershey found, even though at $1.5 billion dollars it was big business in China.
Caramel is also a fast-growing category globally, Schiller said, growing faster than chocolate and other non-chocolate candies.
It is one of the fastest growing segments in the food industry, he said.
So Hershey developed caramels that could fit into the niche. The products in each country arent completely the same, but tailored to their markets.
In the U.S., Lancaster caramels will come in three flavors: caramel, vanilla and caramel, and vanilla and raspberry. In China, where the company already sells Hersheys Kisses, Hershey and Ice Breakers, the candies will be more similar to milk-based candies that are popular in that country.
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Popcorn Bob's Movie Magic
Date: February 1, 2013
by: Observer Staff
Popcorn Key
One Popcorn: Flop
Two Popcorns: Wait till it's on video
Three Popcorns: Go see it
Four Popcorns: Standing ovation
Three Popcorns
Genre: Action/Adventure/Thriller
Cast: Jason Statham, Jennifer Lopez, Clifton Collins Jr., Wendell Pierce, Michael Chiklis, Nick Nolte
Director: Taylor Hackford
Rating: R
Comment: Very entertaining. Statham is a great action, good but tough guy. Lopez shows her very solid acting skills.
"Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters 3D
Two Popcorns
Genre: Fantasy
Cast: Jeremy Renner, Gemma Arterton, Famke Janssen
Director: Tommy Wirkola
Rating: R
Comment: Not the Hansel and Gretel we remember for sure. A gratuitously gory spin off into the wilderness of computer animation monsters and a sophomoric script.
"Movie 43"
Zero Popcorns
Genre: Gross Comedy
Cast: Kate Winslet, Hugh Jackman, Liev Schreiber, Naomi Watts, Jeremy Allen White
Directors: Steven Brill, Rusty Cundieff, Griffin Dunne, Peter Farrelly, Brett Ratner
Rating: R
Comment: What was this super star cast thinking when they signed on!? Sure to win the Oscar for most theater walkouts! Jackman is in self branding destruct mode appearing with male genitilia hanging from his neck in a lengthy scene with Kate Winslet! Soft porn garbage.
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Klauber, Mancini honored by AJC
The West Coast Florida Region of AJC (American Jewish Committee) will honor Michael Klauber and Phil Mancini, of Michael's On East, in November.
Temples share the Torah
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I cannot find it online yet, but it has been scrolling across the ESPN ticker this morning that Larry Brown will be interviewing for our beloved Wolves head coaching position. I do enjoy the "name" coaches that are getting interviewed and/or showing interest in our teams head coach job. Common consensus seems to be we are all in favor of Adelman, does Larry Brown's name in the mix change your opinion? For me Adelman is still far and away the front runner of who I would want to be our next coach. But, if we had to "fall back" to guys like Nelson, or Larry Brown it wouldn't be a bad consolation.
Anyone prefer Brown over Adelman? If so, why do you prefer him?
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First and foremost, the marching band staff is committed to providing a high quality of music education to all performing members of the organization. The mission of the
directors and support staff is to provide an atmosphere to the continued excellence of the
Norton Band program.
The Norton Marching Band appears to be one of the most successful and vibrant organizations at Norton High School. For the past
years, it has maintained an enrollment of 110+ members. The
band annually participates in at least two or more
Ohio Music Education
Association [OMEA] Marching Band Adjudicated Events, one of those contests being Norton's own "Art-In-Motion" Marching Band Invitational. Norton is also a member of and participates in the
Bands of America [BOA] Regional Championships and Grand National Championships annually. Finally, the band marches in at least two local parades.
The Norton Marching Band holds onto a rich tradition of earning high ratings at all contests entered. On average, the band earns nothing less than an excellent rating, often times succeeding to superior ratings. The
band has qualified and performed in the OMEA State Marching
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Al Jazeera America's Republican Lobbyists
August 21, 2013
Little opposition to the new network was heard on Capitol Hill, perhaps thanks in part to the team of GOP lobbyists Al Jazeera brought on board in January.
Capital Eye Opener, Feb. 26: Staff Shuffling at Dem Groups, Adelson Sues for Libel and More
February 26, 2013
EMILY's List, one of the biggest Democratic fundraising groups in the 2012 cycle, gets a new national press secretary from Priorities USA Action, the pro-Obama super PAC. Sheldon Adelson sues over being called "foul-mouthed." And CPAC warms up for its confab next month, but leaves Garden State Gov. Chris Christie off the invitation list.
Alec Baldwin's Emmys Stand, Lobbying For Foreign Countries and More in Capital Eye Opener: Sept. 19
September 19, 2011
Actor Alec Baldwin made headlines over the weekend for a joke involving the News Corp. phone-hacking scandal, which was cut by network officials before it made it to the airwaves during the Emmys. Baldwin's political contributions indicate he leans Democratic, unlike Fox and News Corp. Chairman Rupert Murdoch.
Haley Barbour Joins American Crossroads, Mega Fund-Raising Goals and More in Capital Eye Opener: Sept. 12
September 12, 2011
The conservative powerhouses of Crossroads Grassroots Policy Strategies and American Crossroads will add the Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour to its ranks, according to a press release on the groups' website.
Murdoch's Cash Lines Pockets of Members of Congress
July 21, 2011
Since the 1990 election cycle, media mogul Rupert Murdoch has contributed about $750,000 to federal candidates and political committees, according to research by the Center for Responsive Politics. Of that sum, 80 percent -- or $600,200 -- has benefited Republicans.
Corporate Donors Dole Out Hefty Sums to Democratic, GOP Governors Associations
April 29, 2011
Unlike political committees or candidates for federal office, the Democratic Governors Association and Republican Governors Association both may receive unlimited amounts of money in their bids to support gubernatorial candidates across the nation. And raise cash they did.


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Phone ideas?
I'm looking into trying a new OS. I have an iPhone 5, and have always used iOS but I want to try something new when my contract ends. I'm not a person who uses their phone to its full abilities, if you understand. I don't need a 2GH processor and 3 gb of ram or anything like that. Just a phone thats good for social networking, web browsing, & texting.
This phone can be blackberry, windows phone, or android. There are no budget or carrier limitations in my situation because I might switch carriers. All this phone needs is a..
- Decen't twitter/facebook apps... tumblr would be good too
- A good camera... up to the par with the iPhone 5
- A beautiful OS, with some interesting features that will wow me..
Thanks so much in advance! Leave any suggestions... rumored or leaked phones work too!


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Proverbs Widget is a Dashboard widget that displays a verse from Proverbs each time you open Dashboard. You can view the book of Proverbs one of two ways: in consecutive verse order, or in random order.
At the user's preference, it can also be set to automatically load a new verse each time Dashboard is launched, or to only be changed by clicking the new verse button (so one can ponder each proverb for a while).
Version 1.5 is the biggest update in the (short) history of this widget... with the largest enhancement being almost a complete rewrite of the underlying framework to support skipping through Proverbs chapter by more...
What's New
- Chapter-by-chapter scanning capability
- Two new buttons for scanning through chapters
- New icon
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- Anti-aliased (smooth) graphics
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- Code rewritten
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Electrolytes are minerals in the body and compounds that bind to them to create salts, such as sodium, potassium, magnesium, chloride, calcium, bicarbonate, phosphate, and sulfate. Electrolyte molecules are positively or negatively charged, which allows them to carry electrical impulses that transmit nerve signals and contract muscles. They also maintain fluid and acid-base balance, making them indispensable for a healthy human.
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London 2012 sustainability round-up »
A round-up of London 2012 sustainability news: sustainability at the heart of London 2012; UN praise; encouraging walkers and cyclists; on track for 20% carbon reduction; pedestrians light walkway; inspiring community projects.
News round-up: environmental tax, low carbon heat, Rio+20 outcomes, London green wall, car emissions »
Sustainable development news from government and public bodies: HM Treasury defines environmental tax, low carbon heat for communities, inquiry into Rio+20 outcomes, new green wall for London, cutting car emissions.
Using behavioural insights for more sustainable transport »
The Department for Transport's new Behavioural Insights Toolkit provides practical, step-by-step guidance on how to design more effective sustainable transport initiatives using insights from behavioural theory and social research.
Understanding Walking and Cycling »
The Understanding Walking and Cycling project examined the factors influencing everyday travel decisions and proposes a series of policy measures to increase levels of walking and cycling for short trips in urban areas.
Creating an Efficient, Sustainable and Integrated Transport System »
3 November 2011, London: Inside Government conference providing an opportunity to examine the government's plans for a transport system which balances the needs of the economy, the environment and society.
British Embassy in Denmark cuts carbon emissions »
Katrine Dalsgård explains how the British embassy worked with 10:10 Denmark to cut its CO2 emissions by 27% in one year, making the most significant savings in transport through reduced use of flights, taxis and cars.
A sea-change for shipping »
Rupert Fausset of Forum for the Future explains how the shipping industry is moving from a low profile in sustainability terms to recognise that social and environmental responsibility are crucial to its future success.
Healthy lives, healthy people »
Recent Department of Health strategies on public health and mental health recognise the role of health in sustainable development, delivering long-term environmental and financial benefits to society.
Seminar, lecture, exhibition: social science and climate change »
17 January 2011, London: A seminar, lecture and exhibition mark the launch of the British Sociological Association Climate Change Study Group, promoting sociological lines of enquiry on topics relating to climate change.
Sustainable transport: funding and research »
The Department for Transport has announced funding of £560 million for the Local Sustainable Transport Fund, and published an interim report on research into attitudes to climate change and actual transport behaviours.


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A new technique to make child dental patients more comfortable when undergoing general anaesthesia has just emerged
The discovery has been made in the journal Anesthesia Progress, where the author presents a technique known as Bispectral Index System (BIS) guided anaesthesia. The dentist anaesthesiologist will still provide sevoflurane to induce anesthesia, but recovery time is shortened by decreasing the concentration of the drug as the surgeon finishes.
The effects of the procedure ensure that a child will not feel delirious or anxious after surgery. The author notes that the effects of the second drug will be gone within 15-20 minutes.
The author has put the technique into practice, using it in more than 300 procedures. He reports that the children experienced less agitation and delirium after their surgery more than 90% of the time. With further study using large, double-blinded groups of patients, the method may prove to be an effective option for children facing dental surgery.
The full text of 'Prevention of Sevoflurane Delirium and Agitation With Propofol,' and other articles from Anesthesia Progress are available at http://www.anesthesiaprogress.org/doi/full/10.2344/0003-3006-60.3.67.


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Keep cool and comfortable during even the most intense activities with the Mission™ Enduracool™ Instant Cooling towel. Made from performance fabric, this towel cools instantaneously when wet with water or sweat or wrung out and snapped to activate the cooling properties. Lasting up to two hours, the Enduracool™ is breathable, made for all sports, chemical free, reusable and can be machine washed with detergent.
- Instantly cools when wet with water or sweat, wrung out or snapped in air to activate cooling properties
- Performance fabric absorbs and retains sweat and water, delivering an instant cooling effect on the skin
- Lasts up to two hours
- Wearable Ultra Violet Protection Factor (UPF) 45 provides protection against the sun
- Lightweight, chemical free
- Reusable, can be machine washed with detergent
- Does not require refrigeration
- Breathable and made for all sports
- When not used for cooling, wipes away sweat and water, keeping you dry during strenuous activity
- Fabric: 80% Polyester, 20% Nylon
- Style: 101200
- Mission
Country of Origin: China
Customer Reviews
Rated 3.4 out of 5�by 35 reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5�by prather706 COOL towel I work outside all day and this towel is nice a little water and I've got an air conditioner August 12, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5�by Jackie Great use expected! I am sorry to say I have not had the opportunity to try this product (cooling towel) as I have been away on business. Looking forward to using and keeping 'cool!' August 10, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5�by Fenton It doesn't work I believed the commercials and other reviews, and this thing does not do any better than a wet towel. No magical cooling properties. I tried it with cool water from the tap, soaking it in ice water from the cooler, snapping it as hard as I could, and nothing seemed to make this thing do anything special. Save your money. August 6, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by Liv Must Have - If you want to stay cool Son uses 1 for band camp, husband 4 mowing the grass August 5, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5�by Mimi Product does exactly as advertised. Keeps you cool. My husband uses the Enduracool Towel at work outside sometimes in 100* temps. August 5, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5�by Roux As advertised Cloth was cool after activation and stayed cool through round of golf July 31, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5�by Poundah Great but a little tight fitting... The elastic is a little tight for around the head and neck. so for us men with big heads....one size fits all?? Hmmmm.... :) Like the material....stays cool!!! July 30, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by katmiller9 worked great in 100 heat! !!!!!!!!!boys stayed cool during Wenatchee football camp! !!!!!! July 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by Kai Love it! I love this product! It really helps to keep me cool while I play baseball. July 29, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5�by helipilot121 Verdict isn't out yet I don't think I'm 100% sold on this product. In theory I guess it makes sense but there's nothing special about this particular towel over others similar to it. Really I'd probably stay just as cool or cooler if I got a regular towel and soaked it in water. The snapping of the towel doesn't exactly create much of a noticeable cooling difference. Probably a plus to this is its size. For certain activities or sports a larger towel of some sort wouldn't be as practical as this. Overall I'm mostly on the fence. I think I'll continue to give it a chance and see what sports or activities it seems to work best in. July 22, 2014


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I'm loathe to link to someone who cuts/pastes content from a blogger within their own network without giving a link to the original post, but we need to hammer this "statistical analysis". No, Ratgen didn't actually come up with the analysis on his own, but he didn't post the link to the original site, and I am not going to go hunting in Eklund-ville to find it. Seriously, read the post he quotes. It's a mess of made-up "analysis" and "research" to come up with a stupid "conclusion". Hammer them.


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GREEN BAY, WI - NOVEMBER 15: Aaron Rodgers #12 of the Green Bay Packers is sacked by Stephen Bowen #72 of the Dallas Cowboys at Lambeau Field on November 15, 2009 in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The Packers defeated the Cowboys 17-7. (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)
Defensive end Stephen Bowen is the latest Dallas Cowboy to sign his tender offer, according to Todd Archer at the Dallas Morning News.
Bowen received the second round tender worth $1.759 million for 2010--the same as Jason Hatcher and about $500,000 more than the starter at defensive end, Marcus Spears, who received the original draft pick tender. Back-up nose tackle Junior Siavii and Hatcher signed on Thursday.
Spears signed on Tuesday.
A product of Hofstra, Bowen has provided the team an increasingly solid option for the third down pass rush since entering the league as an undrafted free agent in 2006. In 2009, he posted a career-high three sacks, 33 pressures and 31 tackles while playing in a limited role.
With Bowen's signing, 5 of the team's 11 tender offers--to Pat Watkins, Duke Preston, Sam Hurd, Gerald Sensabaugh and Miles Austin--remain on the table. These players may sign an offer sheet from another team any time between now and April 15; Dallas, though, can match any offer.


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Canada for the Canadian People
By taking precautions to protect our fisheries, and guarding against destruction by improper methods of fishing, they may be preserved as a permanent source of wealth for the Canadian people.
The Twentieth Century for Canada
Canada is in its formative period, and there stretches out vast possibilities, and the mystery of many things that may be brought to fulfilment and achievement.
Population of Canada
Canada is a great country, with illimitable possibilities, and we believe we are called upon to surpass the United States in the course of time.
Canada - How to Realize Our Ideals
Our people have put themselves in the forefront of the modern world by virtue of their energy, their intelligence, their strong handling of their resources but he is a very blind citizen who does not carry in his heart the burden of unsolved problems.
Canada and the North American Continent
There is no reason why Canada should not beat America on her own terms for the foreign trade of the world. Britain is, after all, only a small portion of the Empire. When British manufacturers feel American competition too keenly let them remove their plant to Canada.
Canada and Transportation
The wonderful advantages which nature has entrusted to Canada are still further emphasized when her geographical position is taken into consideration, and upon this fact must largely be determined the transportation business between the various continents of the world.
Canada's Security of Position
The northern position of Canada on the North American continent is generally associated with the thought of great disadvantages. If, however, there are disadvantages in this position, there are also advantages which are more than a compensation.
Destiny of Canada
Having viewed Canada from many standpoints with respect to her future possibilities it is only fitting that we should close by speaking of her possible destiny.
Introduction To South American Life
Undoubtedly the sense of beauty, the appreciation of what is artistic, is far more highly developed with South Americans than with us. It is hard to find in their countries ugliness in extended form.
The Geography Of South America
Perhaps a fact not generally known is that South America is greater in area than North America, and is situated to the east of the Northern Hemisphere.
South America - Fragments Of History
Brazil was one of the first parts of South America to be discovered, and the men who really found it were not Spaniards, but Portuguese, though Pinzon, a Spaniard from Palos, and one of the companions of Columbus, was the first European to see the new continent.
South America - The Wars Of Independence
The Spanish occupation of Peru was a conquest, not a colonization. The narrow plateau from Colombia to Chile and the adjacent dry valleys on the Pacific and in northwestern Argentina had been found fully populated by civilized races.
South America - The Geography Of The Isthmus
The province of Panama contains the third of the great natural harbors of the isthmus. San Miguel Bay, with its inner Darien Harbor, from the immense outer bay, is almost closed by a large island, on either side of which are deep, safe channels, the Boca Chico and the Boca Grande.
The Panamanians
This age-old hostility to the "Gringo" is deep-rooted. Differences in language, customs and religious practices keep the breach wide. So any description of the people is necessarily that of an outsider.
Panama - Events Leading To Independence
The history of Panama is for the most part identified with that of Colombia, of which republic it was until recently a province.
The Mountain Republics Of South America
On the western slope of the Andes are Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, and Chile, which have been designated as the Mountain Republics. Of these Colombia is the northernmost and the only one touching both the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans.
Peru - The People And Their Increase
The Italians have been very successful in Peru in retail trade and in some of the mechanical employments, but the conditions also are favorable for them in agricultural pursuits. The vineyards in the region around Pisco and Ica seem to afford an especially inviting field for them.
Peru's Growth And Government
In the passing of years the constitution of Peru will be amended so as to welcome Protestantism, though the Roman Catholic Church will remain the state church.
Chile And Chilean Conditions
Chile herself is not a country of great private fortunes. One or two families have been enriched by mines, a half-dozen by banking and commercial development, a larger number by nitrates. But when it is all said, the Chilean hundred families are kin of moderate means.
Argentine Types, Manners, And Morals
Buenos Aires is the least colonial-looking of any place in South America, but at the same time the Argentino refuses to be simply a Spaniard transplanted although society, in Buenos Aires, traces its descent from the conquistadores.
Argentina - Life On The Pampas
In the Pampas, dwellings that look modest, and even less than modest, generally boast an easy-chair, a chest of drawers, with a clock, a sewing-machine, and gramophone, which, when fortune comes, is completed by a piano.
Venezuela And The Venezuelans
Venezuela resembles Mexico and the Andean republics of South America, differing from her Atlantic sisters in that she still retains as a working-class a large remnant of the aboriginal population which the earliest Spaniards discovered when they landed.
Some Characteristics Of The South American
Even in Argentina, where the census shows a more cosmopolitan population than in any other republic, the game of politics is controlled almost exclusively by Argentinos whose ancestors were Spaniards and Indians.
The Relation Of South America To Europe
South America might have been called after Columbus, as the first man who saw its terra firma. And North America might have received the name of Cabotia or Pinzonia or Ponceana, whichever navigator may be best entitled to be deemed its first and true discoverer.
The Founding Of The California Missions
Not the wildest conceptions of the Mission founders could have foreseen the results of their California enterprises.
Junepero Serra And His Coadjutors
To the indomitable energy of Galvez, the California Missions owed much, but his work was largely initial. It required the steady, patient, constant labors of men on the ground, to see that the plans so carefully formulated were carried out.
Indians And The Coming Of The Padres
Cabrillo was the first white man whom we know visited the Indians of the coast of California. He made his memorable journey in 1542-3.
Indians Under The Padres
There is no definite record as to when grapes, oranges, and other fruits were brought into California, but it is possible they were all brought up by way of the peninsula in the earliest of the expeditions (between 1769 and 1773).
Secularization Of The Missions
From the founding of the San Diego Mission in 1769, until about sixty years later, the padres were practically in undisturbed possession, administering affairs in accordance with the instructions issued by the viceroys and the mother house of Mexico.
San Diego De Alcala
The region of San Diego was well peopled. At the time of the founding there were eleven rancherias within a radius of ten leagues.
San Carlos Borbomeo
In 1779 a maritime event of importance occurred. The padres at San Carlos and the soldiers at Monterey saw a galleon come into the bay, which proved to be the " San Jose," from Manila.
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Facts About Black Sea
Covering an area of about 436,400 km2 and a volume of 547,000 km3, Black Sea is a famous inland sea which is bordered by Europe, Anatolia and Caucasus. The sea water maintains a positive water balance with a net flow of 300 km3 per year into the Aegean Sea through the Bosphorus and the Dardanelles. Black Sea can be connected to the surrounding water bodies, at critical water levels, through the most active connective routes of the Turkish Straits. This network connects the Black Sea with the ocean. In case of absence of this hydrological link, Black Sea is simply a lake which operates independent of the global ocean system. You would wonder why the name Black Sea! There are many existing theories as to what led to the origin of its name. Over centuries, this sea was given several names by different people. Before the Greek civilization, this sea was called 'inhospitable', because of the difficulty people faced in navigating through its waters and also because the shores were inhabited by barbaric clans. The name was changed to 'hospitable' when it was made a part of the Greek civilization.
Amazing And Interesting Facts About Black Sea
Black Sea, also known as Euxine Sea, is located between the southernmost Europe and Asia Minor. It is surrounded by six different countries and linked to the Mediterranean Sea through Bosporus, the Sea of Marmara and the Dardanelles. It shares its shorelines with the boundaries of Romania, Turkey, Ukraine, Bulgaria, Russia and Georgia.
The most interesting fact about Black Sea is its anoxic water, which are areas of fresh water or sea water depleted of dissolved oxygen.
It seems to be an intriguing and scary fact that the dead are believed to persist under in the sea waters of the Black Sea. This is because, the remains of ships, humans and other decomposable materials like rope, wood etc., which sank hundreds of years ago in this sea, still exists in the waters. Scientifically speaking, it is the anoxic nature of the water which causes slow decomposition.
Black Sea is the largest meromictic basin of the world, i.e. water found between the layers (upper and the lower) does not intermix. Because of this, there exists a temperature difference between the layers of its water.
The inland of Black Sea is home to about ten small islands and contains an amazing collection of flora and fauna which makes this sea unique.
As there is no high or low tides in Black Sea, the level of the water remains constant always. This feature tags Black Sea as a calm, serene and quiet sea.
Black Sea tops the list of tourist attractions of the world all the year round. It is considered to be the best place to lay back and relax for a while. For the adventurous people, it has amazing options for cruising which help explore the secrets of this sea.
Deep layers of Black Sea are fed by Mediterranean Sea, characterized by its warm and salty waters with a salinity level of about 22 parts per thousand. The upper layers are much cooler with less saline properties up to a level of 18 parts per thousand. This takes place because of a rotating ocean current known as a 'cyclonic gyre' along its perimeter or the outer shelf and this phenomenon helps the eco-system of the marine life to remain active.
It is agreed today that Black Sea has freshwater mostly in the upper layers; still its post glacial development in the process of becoming a marine sea is being studied and debated over.
There are not many islands of Black Sea in the Bulgarian coastline. The ones existing are small, covered with algae and uninhabited.
Black Sea, which was considered the largest landlocked sea of the world, supported various civilizations with its generous fisheries. Later, there was immense pressure on the sea due to immense population growth and industrialization. This resulted in overfishing and eutrophication and also led to the flow of various chemicals and radioactive poisons into the sea.
Once regarded the source of food and recreation for many, Black Sea is now on the verge of turning into a toxic and ecological disaster. This dangerous transition occurred because the waters that drain into the Black Sea come with heavy toxic metals, untreated sewage, oil, nutrients and radionuclides.
The extreme fishing done in the sea led to the extinction of about 21 varieties of fish in the Black Sea including bluefish, perch, dolphins, bonito and pike.
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Goldsmiths exhibition celebrates Lewisham community
4:53pm Wednesday 17th April 2013 in News By Mark Chandler, deputy news editor
GOLDSMITHS University will be exploring its relationship with the Lewisham community in a new exhibition.
The collaborative exhibition, organised by the department of visual cultures at Goldsmiths, in partnership with the Goldsmiths Art Collections and the Lewisham Local History Society, offers an insight into the area as a centre of creative work over the past century.
Organiser Dr Jenny Doussan said: "Such histories, produced by virtue of inhabiting the same space, are often forgotten, yet their presence remains in the sometimes invisible accumulation of objects that comprise our environs.
"The Shared Histories exhibition restores visibility to a few such histories, bringing the past into the present and connecting dislocated spaces."
It is on displya at four sites - Goldsmiths' new academic building, 310 New Cross Road, New Cross Learning, and The Albany in Deptford. Interactive technology will allow browsing of objects across all four installations.
Goldsmiths & Lewisham: Shared Histories will run from April 24 to May 3.
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