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Bassist Jack Bruce, most famous for his work with Eric Clapton and Ginger Baker in Cream, has died aged 71. The composer, singer and multi-instrumentalist, died of liver disease, it was announced on his official website and confirmed by publicist Claire Singers. She said: "He died today at his home in Suffolk surrounded by his family." Cream sold 35m albums in two years and were given the world's first platinum disc for their LP Wheels of Fire. Bruce wrote and sang most of the songs, including I Feel Free, White Room, Politian and Sunshine of Your Love. Cream split in November, 1968, at the height of their popularity, with Bruce feeling he had strayed too far from his ideals and looking to rediscover his musical and social roots. His family said: "It is with great sadness that we, Jack's family, announce the passing of our beloved Jack: husband, father
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does anyone care? The house was rented and now up for sale. big deal.
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Lessons For An Optimist – Earth Day
To be an entrepreneur is to be an optimist and I try to live by one of my favorite sayings, "Pessimists are usually right and optimists are usually wrong but all the great changes have been accomplished by optimists." Thomas L. Friedman
This post is the maiden voyage of an idea that our team had for me to share weekly thoughts and observations with our family of friends and fans. Every Monday you can count on an observation from the prior week through a glass half full lens. My objective is to share experiences as we navigate this fast changing world and encourage your participation and commentary in those adventures.
My subject this week – Earth Day. I know, you've heard it all by now, but don't you think it's amazing how ubiquitous this previously little known celebration of environmental awareness has become in recent years.
Why is that? Is it that we have finally embraced the evidence of global warming and have entered survival mode. Has the recent financial turmoil reminded us to cherish green places and the simple things. Maybe it is that green has become synonymous with economic potential. Or, perhaps, Earth Day has simply accomplished its purpose over the last four decades and converted the masses. Like most things, it is most likely a combination of these and many other factors that have all contributed to a major shift in awareness, perspective and practices.
I sleep at night because although we've left an environmental mess for our children, our youth today has been born with awareness. It is almost like our DNA was altered sometime in the last two decades and kids are teaching adults how to be green. I am regularly impressed by how aware and engaged my 9- and 11-year old daughters are. My wife and I try pretty hard to be good stewards, but our girls often point out how we can do better.
Finally, kudos to Google for understanding this long before many of us – shocker. They understand that youth gets it and launched a program several years ago to solidify Earth Day in the schools. Grades K-12 are asked to have their students design an Earth Day inspired home page Google logo and contest winners in various age categories were awarded $10K for college tuition and $25K grants to the schools of those winners. What a great way to get teachers, students and parents talking about some of the most important and relevant issues of today in the name of Google. Nice thinking!
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Former Iowa State men's basketball guard Diante Garrett has been called up from the D-League's Iowa Energy and signed by the Utah Jazz.
The Utah Jazz announced today that the team has signed guard Diante Garrett of the NBA Development League's Iowa Energy, marking the NBA's first D-League Call-Up of the 2013-14 season. Per team policy, financial terms were not released. Following the move, the Jazz roster now stands at 15 players.
Interestingly enough, former Cyclone Jamaal Tinsley was waived by the Jazz on Tuesday. It was a rough go for the veteran in his first eight games, averaging just 1.1 points, 2.9 assists, and 0.3 steals in about 13.8 minutes per game.
Basically, the Jazz traded a former Cyclone for another Cyclone.
Garrett signed with the Oklahoma City Thunder on September 27th this year, but was waived on October 25th, just days before the regular season began.
The last time Garrett played for an NBA team was toward the beginning of last season when he made the Phoenix Suns' regular season roster. In 19 games that he played in, the guard averaged 2.1 points, 1.6 assists, and 0.5 steals per game in about 7.8 minutes per game.


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The Center for Excellence in Interprofessional Education (CEIPE) brings together the vibrant and innovative resources of Maine's University of New England to create educational programming responsive to the evolving needs of the 21st century collaborative healthcare workforce. CEIPE initiatives are multi-level and intended to influence the culture of health education and health care practice across domains.
Educational programming focuses on cross-disciplinary classroom-based shared learning opportunities, extracurricular activities, co-curricular events such as the annual Spring Symposium and the IPE Case Conference, and IPE curriculum development. Clinical opportunities occur in service learning venues and increasingly in community clinical sites. Faculty also engages in IPE scholarship and research and students have two annual opportunities to share their discoveries during Scholarship and Research Days.
CEIPE initiatives are bolstered by supportive relationships with Colleges across UNE's two campuses and through collaborative ventures with the Center of Excellence in Neuroscience and the Center for Excellence in Public Health.
CEIPE takes a special interest in developing programs that educate students for health care practice that is culturally-prepared for a range of populations. This is in part because of Maine's rural nature, its home and proximity to various tribal nations, and also as a result of its growing immigrant, refugee and asylum-seeking populations.


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She now practices gynecology holding a special interest in the treatment of menopause, aging and transgender medicine. She is an expert in the use of transvaginal sonography in gynecology and early obstetrics and performs minor surgical procedures in the office.
Dr. Kolton received her BA from the University of Wisconsin in 1972 and her MD from Mount Sinai School of Medicine in 1976. She completed her OB/GYN residency at Albert Einstein College of Medicine and is Board Certified by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology. In 1990, Dr. Kolton completed a one-year preceptorship in Transvaginal Sonography at Columbia University Hospital.
Dr. Leslie Gruss is a founding partner of Downtown Women OB/GYN and has been practicing gynecology here since 1990. She specializes in the management of abnormal pap smears, testing for the human papilloma virus (HPV), and performs many of the practice's colposcopies and Loop Electrosurgical Excision Procedures (LEEP). She is also interested in the non-surgical management of fibroid tumors and uterine bleeding.
Dr. Gruss received her BA from the University of Pennsylvania in 1979 and her MD from the Medical College of Pennsylvania in 1983. She completed her OB/GYN residency at Albert Einstein College of Medicine/Montefiore Medical Center in 1987 and was Board Certified by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology in 1989.
Dr. Suzanne LaJoie joined Downtown Women OB/GYN in 1999. She received her undergraduate degree at the State University at Albany before continuing on to medical school at the State University of New York at Downstate. She completed her residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at Staten Island University Hospital and was Board Certified by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology in 2000. While she loves all aspects of her practice, she continues to hold a very special interest in obstetrics.
Dr. Jhansi Reddy is a Board Certified physician who practices obstetrics and surgical gynecology. She has a special interest in infertility and minimally invasive gynecologic procedures including hysteroscopy and laparoscopy. Dr. Reddy received her BS from Brown University in 2000 and her MD from NYU School of Medicine in 2005. She completed her OB/GYN residency in 2009 at the Brigham and Women's/Massachusetts General Hospitals. She then completed a Pelvic Surgery Fellowship at the Cleveland Clinic in 2010.
Dr. Antonette Whitehead joined the Downtown Women OB/GYN team in August 2011. Moving her practice from the Midwest, she enjoys delivering gynecologic and obstetric care to the women of New York City. Dr. Whitehead received her BS from the University of Michigan in 2003 and her MD in 2007 from Wayne State University. She completed her residency training in Chicago at Northwestern University's Prentice Women's Hospital in 2011. Dr. Whitehead completed her board certification in November 2013.
Nancy Kraus is a New York State licensed midwife. She graduated from Oberlin College in 1972 and then studied midwifery at the Yale University School of Nursing, graduating in 1978 with a Masters Degree. She has worked at several midwifery and obstetrical practices and has been active in national, state and local midwifery professional activities. At Downtown Women OB/GYN, she helps the obstetrical team in the care of pregnant and post-partum women in the office and does preconception counseling and well-woman gynecological visits as well. Nancy and Dr. Kolton have been colleagues since 1981.
Jessica Safier is a certified and New York State licensed Physician Assistant. She has been working in women's health for over fifteen years. Jessica graduated from Oberlin College in 1993 and from the Long Island University PA program in 2000. In 2005, she happily joined Downtown Women OB/GYN and has loved being part of the Downtown Women family ever since. Jessica provides routine gynecologic care and education, including birth control options, diagnosis and treatment of vaginal infections, STD testing and treatment, as well as managing the Intrauterine Insemination program.
Phyllis Woo is a Nurse Practitioner specializing in women's health. She worked in various gynecological settings for more than 10 years before joining Downtown Women OB/GYN in 2010.
Phyllis loves working with patients and has a special interest in birth control counseling, STD screening and management, health education and basic gynecological disorders. She also loves discussing alternative methods of treatment when possible.
Phyllis is originally from California and received her BA from the University of California, San Diego in 1998. She then lived and worked in Europe before returning to the U.S. where she went on to complete her Master's Degree in Public Health from the University of Southern California in 2006. In 2008, she went to Columbia University where she completed both her B.S.N. and M.S.N.
Stephanie Donohue is a family nurse practitioner who specializes in women's health care. She practiced as a registered nurse on labor and delivery at NYU and Maimonides Medical Center before starting her NP career at Downtown Women in 2006. She is currently the Manhattan Coordinator for the Sexual Assault Response Team, which oversees the treatment for sexual assault survivors for the NYC Health and Hospitals Corporation. Stephanie provides routine gynecologic care, including birth control, diagnosis and treatment of vaginal infections, and STD testing.
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Recipe: Korean Bulgogi-Style Grilled Steak
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Korean BBQ is such a fun meal out, especially if can find a place that has the individual grills in each table. You just pick out your proteins and vegetables, and then grill them over flames right at your own table! (I can't imagine what those restaurants' insurance bill must be.)
My favorite dish is bulgogi — savory and slightly spicy grilled beef. The flavors are intense and completely addicting. Turns out you can get that same Korean barbecue flavor by marinating a thin steak overnight and grilling it at home.
Recipe: Summer Vegetable Galette with Pesto
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We moved on from bottled salad dressing in my house to our own homemade versions years ago, but for some reason, BBQ sauce still came from the store. And there's no reason for that when it's so easy to make it from scratch. Here's the sweet, tangy, smoky sauce I've worked on and tweaked over the past few months. I'm finally happy enough with it to make it worth sharing!
How to Cook (and Shred) a Pork Shoulder for Pulled Pork
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Pork shoulder is one of my secret weapons in the kitchen. A pork shoulder, slow-cooked and pulling into succulent little shreds, can become a thousand different meals. I can mix in some barbecue sauce and make pulled pork sandwiches or scatter the pork over pizza or toss it into a sauce for pasta. And that's just to start.
Today, I want my secret weapon to become your secret weapon. I'm showing you how to cook a pork shoulder from choosing the meat to transforming it into a fork-tender meal that can last all week.
Why Is Airport Food So Terrible?
Kitchen Diary: Kate in New York City
This week, I ate a lot of dry Caesar salads and limp, over-refrigerated wraps with questionable expiration dates. Almost everything was dressed too much or not enough, and I washed it all down with light and sweet burnt coffee and possibly, maybe, the whipped cream top of a Frappuccino. No, I wasn't having some sort of bad streak in the kitchen where my taste buds went rogue and craved mediocre everything. I was traveling.
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If you're going to a Memorial Day gathering, chances are it's a potluck. This year, bring a pasta salad that will please adults and kids alike. With silky roasted red peppers, oil-packed tuna, and an herbaceous vinaigrette, this one's got lots of Mediterranean flavor, and it comes together quickly with just a few ingredients from your pantry.
Recipe: Mustard-Glazed Salmon
Weeknight Dinner Recipes from The Kitchn
When I started planning the menu for the afternoon baby shower I hosted for our latest Gatherings from The Kitchn, I knew I wanted to serve salmon. High in omega-3 fats and low in mercury, salmon is a great choice for pregnant women who are confused about which fish they can and should be eating.
But this recipe isn't just for pregnant women, of course. On a bed of crisp greens, alongside cold roasted asparagus, a piece of this mustard-brushed salmon is terribly elegant. It's also just as good cold as it is hot, making it an easy option for a picnic or a warm-weather dinner.


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ZAGREB, Croatia (AP) -- Top-seeded Ivan Ljubicic of Croatia beat Slovakia's Karol Beck 7-6 (5), 3-6, 6-3 on Monday to advance to the second round of the Zagreb Indoors tournament.
Ljubicic, the 2006 champion and a finalist in 2007 and 2008, made the decisive break in the eighth game of the third set. He didn't drop another point after that.
"It was a tough one, but it is important that I won and not how I did it," said Ljubicic, who added it was his first match in three months.
Germany's Matthias Bachinger defeated Izak Van Der Merwe of South Africa, 6-3, 6-3, and Lukas Lacko of Slovakia beat Italy's Potito Starace 7-6 (2), 6-7 (4), 6-3.


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Thursday, Katherine Cope met for the second time in nine days with Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm.
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"No progress, no peace," chant the protesters outside the Central Park Plaza in Buffalo on Saturday. The Help Revitalize Central Park Plaza Committee wants to draw attention to the decaying shopping plaza in which they say the absentee landlord refuses to invest any resources. The 26-plus acre property has become a hazard with no lighting and broken fixtures.
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When Sean Lee signed his contract last offseason many were left wondering what exactly the Cowboys committing to. Did the Cowboys just re-sign a potential career Pro-Bowler who was both a leader on the defense and playmaker on the field? Or did the Cowboys re-sign an injury prone player who failed to stay healthy in college as well as the pros?
Sean Lee is the tale of two players. Few question his ability to lead the defense, diagnose plays, and impact a game with his natural playmaking ability. But there always seems to be a "but". Sean Lee missed 13 games prior to his contract extension. That translates to playing roughly 73% of the time.
That's simply not enough game time for a team leader and cornerstone of the future.
The Cowboys came to a solution: sign Sean Lee a contract contingent on his ability to stay healthy. Sean Lee has escalators built into his deal based on games played. If he can play in 80% of the snaps in either 2013 or 2014 he will make an extra $1.5M in base salary in 2015.
Sean Lee missed 5 complete games in 2013, clearly missing the 80% mark. This means Lee needs to have a solid 2014 campaign and play in at least 13 games in order to hit his escalator. That same 80% standard continues the length of the contract so Lee must find a way to be consistently healthy in order to get paid his escalators.
Throughout the length of Sean Lee's deal, he stands to make almost $10M extra if he can just play 80% of the time.
Said Stephen Jones,
The big thing with Sean, and he knows it, is he's got to stay healthy
Which is something Sean Lee hasn't been able to do.
Lee is still guaranteed a substantial amount of money whether he's injured or not. If he continues his trend of missing more than 30% of snaps, then he's not even worth the low end of his deal. The terms of his contract do show that the Cowboys didn't blindly enter into an extension with a notably risky player.
Results of Sean Lee's injury today are still unknown but early indications imply the injury to his left knee is serious. The Cowboys cannot afford to lose any player, let alone their defensive leader, for an extended period of time.
More news as it becomes available.
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Topics: States
By Ankita Rao
KHN Staff Writer
Feb 05, 2014
WILLIAMSON, W.Va. -- At the turn of the 19th century the infamous Hatfield and McCoy families fought a bitter feud in the rolling Appalachian hills of Mingo County in West Virginia.
These days a different kind of battle is being waged in this coal mining county and its neighbor, McDowell, against dangerously high rates of disease, drug abuse and early mortality.
The main street in War, a small town in rural West Virginia, reflects the economic struggles of a once thriving coal mining town (Photo by Ankita Rao/KHN).
In Mingo County, 23 percent of the population lives under the poverty line, $11,670 for individuals and $23,850 for a family of four. In McDowell, 34 percent live below the poverty line, compared with 15 percent nationally. Both counties ranked in the lowest one percent of the nation's counties for life expectancy.
Some of the area's health care needs are expected to be met by increased access to insurance under the federal health law. Medicaid eligibility is being expanded, and for many individuals buying policies on the state's insurance website there will be federal subsidies.
But having watched their friends and family suffer, some local residents have taken matters into their own hands.
Darrin McCormick, mayor of Williamson in Mingo County, West Virginia, talks about new health initiatives to bring down high rates of disease and drug abuse (Photo by Ankita Rao/KHN).
For years, Williamson Mayor Darrin McCormick watched his town, Mingo's county seat, rank low on every determinant of good health. Diabetes and obesity are nearly triple the U.S. rate. Premature death is at least 40 percent higher than the national benchmark, according to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. And 17 percent of the population is uninsured, compared with 11 percent nationally.
McCormick, a jovial, enthusiastic man, said he was frustrated and embarrassed and determined to find a way out.
That's how "Sustainable Williamson" was born in 2010. The project combined ideas and initiatives from local officials, community members, nonprofit organizations like the Diabetes Coalition and faith groups to address both the economy and the well-being of a community where unemployment and drug use were climbing.
Hundreds of residents now gather for 5K races, and running and walking clubs have cropped up in this small town on the Tug River, marked by narrow downtown streets, charming red brick buildings and neighborhood barber shops and pharmacies where customers are greeted by name. A community garden grows alongside an old train track, and three greenhouses have been built next it. A weekend farmers' market brings fresh produce to a town where fresh fruits and vegetables are often in short supply.
Plant beds in Williamson, West Virginia's new community gardens – part of the Sustainable Williamson initiative (Photo by Ankita Rao/KHN).
Local primary care physician Donovan Beckett and Timothy McNamee, a small business owner in Williamson, are working to open the area's first federally funded primary care center. The centers receive government dollars to provide care for underserved populations.
But improving residents' health will take more than money, said McCormick. "This is a more grassroots movement."
In neighboring McDowell County, some residents are worried there is no way out.
"There are probably more people on drugs than not -- you go down the road, you worry someone's going to hit you," said Kasondra Ramsey, an after-school teacher who lives in War, a town in the southern part of McDowell County.
But local organizations are hoping to turn things around, even if success means making sure things just don't get any worse.
"We don't expect someone to come riding in on a great white horse and solve everything," said Kathie Whitt, director of Families, Agencies, Children Enhancing Services, a McDowell County nonprofit.
Her organization ran a breast cancer awareness campaign with funds from the Susan G. Komen Foundation that led hundreds to get tested. In addition, the Tug River Health Association has held screenings and preventive care clinics, and grocery stores have started to promote healthier snacks.
Local initiatives to address the counties' health care issues are more useful than outside interventions, according to Richard Crespo, professor of community health at Marshall University in Huntington, W.Va. Crespo said Appalachian culture places a lot of emphasis on "clan" networks; people are more likely to trust people they know.
For Vicki Hatfield (yes, those Hatfields), a nurse practitioner and head of the Diabetes Coalition clinical team in Mingo County, personal familiarity with the community has made a difference in her work.
Hatfield and her team visit patients' homes and assess data, from behavior to blood sugar levels. She said home visits reveal personal problems -- how patients might run out of food stamps at the end of the month, or whether an abusive boyfriend is living off a working mother's salary. Being local helps get her in the door.
"The most important thing is to meet people where they are," she said.
Measuring the impact of community initiatives can be difficult -- especially when they are multifaceted, like Sustainable Williamson, Crespo said. It might take years to move the needle on early death rates or drug use. But that doesn't mean change isn't happening.
"The most critical indicator of success to me is the number of community partnerships," he said.
And for the volunteers, nurses, social workers and community members hoping to change the dismal health outcomes that overshadow their hometowns, every step forward is worth counting.
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If this is what Taylor Swift is going to sound like in Les Mis, I may walk out of the movie.
Seriously, you have to remember that her performance of West Side Story's Tonight in that video clip used a studio recording that would've gone through all the tweaking that they do to studio recordings. So that mess was the best she could do with that song, even after the took their time in the studio *and* tweaked it to make her sound her best. Now imagine the caterwauling she'll do through On My Own, One Day More, or A Little Fall of Rain. Imagine it.
Did your ears bleed?
No box office gains are worth that.
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"Slingshot Slugger" Possibly Barry's Best Animation Yet
- Monday, March 20, 2006
Barry's details are amazing. The exterminator, for example, has a huge belly that jiggles – and continues to jiggle for a few seconds – whenever he moves. His shoes and clothes are dirty, and he is unshaven. We also see details in the arcade, such as the pinball machine where Squiggz likes to play, and in the desert, where characters see their reflections in a pool of water.
But it's not only animation that Barry does well. He truly gets these Bible stories, down to the smallest detail – like making the exterminator not just big, but uncouth, exactly like the Philistines. His dialogue is good, too, with lines like "I love the smell of bug balm in the morning!" (from the exterminator) and "The Philistines obviously had first round draft pick." He references other cartoons, like "Little Red Riding Hood" and William Tell. Even the smallest characters, like the lamb, are interesting. "What's thaaaaat?" he bleats.
Barry's heart, which I know from a past interview, is full of love and appreciation for his Savior, and it shows throughout his work. God has blessed this man with amazing talent, and now he's blessing us. Fabulous.
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- Percentage of time roaches rest: 75
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There are few rivalries in sports like the Yankees and Red Sox. No matter the records of either team, the series always means something to the two teams, whether its a division title or simple pride. Both teams come in 5-5 in their last ten games, with the Yankees coming off back-to-back series losses against division foes Toronto and Baltimore.
Vidal Nuno (1-4 5.88 ERA) gets the ball in Game One of the weekend series. Nuno is coming off back-to-back poor performances, getting shelled in Oakland, and most recently giving up three home runs in a loss this past weekend to the Orioles. The lefty will need a big start tonight to hold his spot in the rotation, as he is skating on thin ice as is.
On the mound tonight for the Red Sox, is right-hander Brandon Workman (1-0 2.88 ERA) who is coming off a six-game suspension for throwing behind Tampa third baseman Evan Longoria. In a rivalry that is usually fueled by aggression and hatred towards one another, Workman may be under the microscope of the umpires if tempers begin to flare up. The righty has been lights-out his last two starts, giving up just two earned runs, on six hits. in 12.2 innings. The Red Sox have gotten the best of the Yankees thus far this year, as they have won five of the seven games and have piled it on by outscoring the Bombers 40-24 in those games.
What to Watch For…
Home Sweet No?: Vidal Nuno is looking for his first career win at Yankee Stadium. The Bronx has not been kind to Nuno as he is 0-4 with 6.14 ERA at home.
Red Hot Tex: Mark Teixeira has homered in three of his last five games, and has hit safely in 12 of his last 14 games. Over that stretch, he has two doubles, four home runs, and 12 RBI.
Jump On Them Early: The New York Yankees are 16-3 this year when leading after the first inning. They are also 36-13 when leading or tied after the third inning. If they trail after three, the odds do not look good as they are 4-24 in those situations.


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Northrop demonstrates mine detector sensor with unmanned vessel
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Thomas David Jones (born January 22, 1955) is a former United States astronaut. He was selected to the astronaut corps in 1990 and completed four space shuttle flights before retiring in 2001. He flew on STS-59 and STS-68 in 1994, STS-80 in 1996 and STS-98 in 2001. His total mission time was 53 days 48 minutes. He is a science/space contributor for the Fox News channel.
Jones was born in 1955, in Baltimore, Maryland. He graduated from Kenwood High School, Essex, Maryland, in 1973; received a bachelor of science degree in basic sciences from the United States Air Force Academy in 1977, and a doctorate in planetary science from the University of Arizona in 1988. Jones is an Eagle Scout.
A Distinguished Graduate of the USAF Academy, Dr. Jones served on active duty as an Air Force officer for 6 years. After pilot training in Oklahoma, he flew strategic bombers at Carswell Air Force Base, Texas. As pilot and aircraft commander of a B-52D Stratofortress, he led a combat crew of six, accumulating over 2,000 hours of jet experience before resigning as a captain in 1983.


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Light Up the Autumn Nights: Crazy for Kerosene Lamps
Kerosene lamps seem to be everywhere - maybe because of the all the antique shows we've lately visited. Or because a colleague admitted to having a collection of over 100 kerosene lamps in her home.
Shown in the images above:
1. Rick's Retro Cabin & Reclusive Georgian Bay Island, where kerosene lamps are proudly displayed around the cabin since before the island had its own generator.
2-4. Kerosene lamps from the Aberfoyle Fall Antique Show.
5. The 2011 Christie Fall Show .
• Keep An Eye Out For: Vintage Hurricane Lamps
• Leave the Light On Oil Lamp
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After losing our power due to hurricane Irene, I realized how much sense kerosene lamps make. We had none, and most of our flashlights were useless, since the batteries had died since the last time we'd used them. It's nice to have a flashlight or two to carry around, but a kerosene lamp is always ready for use, as long as you keep wicks and kerosene on hand. And they're so much more romantic!
I have a few hurricane lamps (thanks, Southern Grandma!) and love them. My husband is less enthusiastic. I guess it depends on whether you associate hurricane lamps with the sub-tropics or with the Psycho house.
Kerosene lamps can contribute significantly to indoor pollution. Consider that before using one on any regular basis. http://illuminationhq.com/news/adverse-effects-of-kerosene/
I have lamps similar to these, and I use lamp oil to light them, not kerosene.
Kerosene smells bad and is difficult to remove. I can buy lamp oil at hardware stores.


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HI, I'm Stephanie. This was my year-long study abroad trip to Japan. This blog is for my Family & Friends!
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My friend's timeline of Japanese history.
Green Tea/ Match flavor KitKats. So Yum!
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Yum. Kept my hands warm on a cold day.
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Everyone in kimonos and dressed up for our fashion show.
This is how you make the noodles.
Making Udon noodles by hand!
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Decorations for the New Year.
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