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Front end engineering and web development used to be scoffed at by back-end engineers. However, working in the front end of a Web application is so much more than just HTML and CSS these days. Many Web applications can have a whole MVC inside the view, and understanding the client is paramount to delivering expected performance and app-like interaction. Nicholas Zakas takes us through his journey working on the client side, explains the evolution of front-end engineering, and answers questions like "when should you use jQuery?" Nicholas currently works at Box, and was previously the front-end tech lead for the Yahoo! homepage and a contributor to the YUI library. He is also a keynote speaker, and author of 4 books: Maintainable JavaScript, Professional JavaScript for Web Developers, High Performance JavaScript, and Professional Ajax.
Ang Cui is a Ph.D. student at Columbia University in New York City. His research focuses on embedded devices such as routers, printers and VOIP phones. He is the inventor of a novel, host-based defense mechanism known as Symbiotes. Symbiotes are designed specifically to retrofit black-box, vulnerable, legacy embedded systems with sophisticated anti-exploitation mechanisms. In this video portrait, Ang describes how the extent of the embedded threat in real-world environments, discusses novel exploitation techniques for embedded systems–like enterprise networking equipment–and develops practical defenses for embedded systems that constitute our global communication substrate.
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A mom told deputies that she and her kids were at a community pool when Marcelino Mateo, 25, began to take pics of them, reports the Naples Daily News.
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The first-ever Broadway revival of the landmark musical, Rodgers and Hammerstein's South Pacific, opened at the Vivian Beaumont Theater at Lincoln Center on Thursday, April 3rd, 2008 to ecstatic reviews. Starring Kelli O'Hara as Ensign Nellie Forbush and Paulo Szot as Emile de Becque, directed by Bartlett Sher with musical staging by Christopher Gattelli, and featuring a 30 piece orchestra (unheard of by today's standards) playing the original Broadway arrangements under the direction of Ted Sperling, this revival has been hailed as "sheer perfection".
The curtain rang down on the original production of Rodgers & Hammerstein's South Pacific in 1954 after five years of extraordinary acclaim and countless awards including nine Tonys and a Pulitzer. Based on James Michener's Pulitzer Prize winning book Tales of the South Pacific, the musical is set on a tropical island during World War II and tells the sweeping romantic story of two couples - U.S. Navy nurse Nellie Forbush and French plantation owner Emile de Becque and Marine Joe Cable and a young local native girl Liat - and how their happiness is threatened by the realities of the war and by their own prejudices. Considered by many the finest musical ever written, the score's songs include such musical theater classics as "Some Enchanted Evening," "Younger Than Springtime," "Bali Ha'i," "There is Nothin' Like a Dame" and "A Wonderful Guy."
Music by Richard Rodgers; lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II; book by Mr. Hammerstein and Joshua Logan, adapted from "Tales of the South Pacific" by James A. Michener; directed by Bartlett Sher; musical staging by Christopher Gattelli; music director, Ted Sperling; sets by Michael Yeargan; costumes by Catherine Zuber; lighting by Donald Holder; sound by Scott Lehrer; orchestrations by Robert Russell Bennett; dance and incidental music arrangements by Trude Rittmann. Featuring Kelli O'Hara, Paulo Szot, Loretta Ables Sayre, Matthew Morrison, Danny Burstein, Sean Cullen, Victor Hawks, Luka Kain, Li Jun Li, Laurissa Romain, Skipp Sudduth, Noah Weisberg, Becca Ayers, Wendi Bergamini, Genson Blimline, Grady McLeod Bowman, Charlie Brady, Matt Caplan, Christian Carter, Helmar Augustus Cooper, Jeremy Davis, Margot de la Barrev, Christian Delcroix, Laura Marie Duncan, Mike Evariste, Laura Griffith, Lisa Howard, Maryann Hu, Zachary James, Robert Lenzi, Garrett Long, Nick Mayo, George Merrick, William Michals, Kimber Monroe, Emily Morales, Darius Nichols, George Psomas, Andrew Samonsky, Jerold E. Solomon.
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2. Dites-Moi
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4. Twin Soliloquies
5. Some Enchanted Evening
6. Bloody Mary
7. There Is Nothin' Like a Dame
8. Bali Ha'i
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11. Reprise: Some Enchanted Evening
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15. Reprise: A Wonderful Guy
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20. Reprise: Younger than Springtime
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22. You've Got To Be Carefully Taught
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24. Reprise: Some Enchanted Evening
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I just finished "The Associate" by him, and I highly recommend it.
The novels are set in the Napleonic period and follow two characters in the English Navy. Absolutely first rate writing and often very funny. There's also a fair amount of action, and I personally would have loved these novels at 13, though the prose can be a bit challenging at times (very educational to boot).
You could start with the first novel, Master and Commander, but I would probably recommend starting with Desolation Island, which is shorter and has very gripping action.
Anyway, if you enjoy stepping into another time, this is a great author, who really immersed himself in that culture.
ps Technically, these books do form a series, but since O'Brian wrote them over a thiry year period (he died a few years back), it's sort of a misleading way to describe them: sort of like describing the Parthenon as a "building".
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She has about 15 books that are not infidelity related. They are about women's friendships, relationships in families....just very real and her style of writing touches my heart.
I was compelled to write her a letter saying how much I love her books!
You should try her
"That's the thing about pain, it demands to be felt."
i loved "the lovely bones" and it's coming out as a movie, so i would read it before i saw movie. the beginning is a little tough, but it's one of my all-time favorite reads. and "kite Runner"
Any (or all) of the Incarnations of Immortality series by Piers Anthony. There are seven in all.
On A Pale Horse (Death)
Bearing An Hourglass (Time)
With A Tangled Skein (Fate)
Wielding A Red Sword (War)
Being A Green Mother (Nature)
For Love Of Evil (Satan)
...And Eternity (God)
Though it's a series, each book is a stand alone. The idea behind it is each of the main characters isn't a force as such but an officeholder. An officeholder of Time, War, Death, etc.
All affairs are variations on a theme. No one has 'Beethoven's 5th' to everyone else's 'Chopsticks'.
I hadn't yet read The Corrections, and started it up immediately.
Just started the first one and I was hooked by chapter 1.
My older son and I trade Stephen King and Dean Koontz books.
I also enjoyed Water for Elephants (might be too adult for a 13 yr old).
I LOVED Wally Lamb's books.
From about.com: A Tree Grows in Brooklyn is a coming-of-age story. It's a tragic and triumphant book about Francie Nolan, as her family struggles with poverty, alcoholism, and the brutal realities of life for an Irish-American family in Brooklyn, New York City.
The Stephanie Plum books are fun, fun reads, laugh-out-loud (literally) funny.
If you like historical mysteries, the Anne Perry books (both the Monk and Pitt series, sett in different parts of the Victorian era in England) are terrific. Anne Perry's WWI novels, which are not mysteries, are really, really good too. Margaret Frazier (Dame Frevisse) writes mysteries set in medieval England, and they are incredibly well-researched and interesting. I believe that all of these are stand-alone AND there are lots of them, so you don't have to wait impatiently for the next one until you've finished them all. Both of these authors make the time in which they are set come absolutely to life. I feel like I am there when reading these books.
Contemporary mystery: Margaret Maron (the Judge Knott books) are terrific and all are stand-alones IMO. I'm currently devouring the Inspector Gamache books by Louise Penny (set in Quebec).
Carl Hiaasen novels are not in a series, and they're really good - and funny.
Other mysteries -
Nevada Barr novels are mystery/thrillers, almost all of which are set in Nat'l Parks. Her main character is a park ranger, and Ms. Barr herself was a Nat'l Parks ranger for many years. Her descriptions of the Parks are pure poetry. Although in a series there are a bunch of them already (15?), so you have awhile until you have to wait for the next ones.
Other genre fiction (romance, horror, sci-fi, western) are all outside my "realm of expertise" LOL.
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The fifth FICUNAM edition —an initiative of the National Autonomous University of Mexico— will be held in Mexico City from February 26th to March 8th, 2015. The Awards Ceremony will be conducted at Centro Cultural Universitario, Mexico City, on Thursday, March 5th, 2015.
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The Beatles' remastered catalog combined to sell 646,000 albums in their first week on the market. Although not eligible for the Top 200, the Fab Four dominated on the Comprehensive Albums chart with five albums in the Top 10, and nine in the Top 20.
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It is with the deepest regret that we are announcing our Board's decision to close the agency as of March 1, 2013. This decision was made due to the financial difficulties that ASIA has been facing in light of the constantly evolving and increasingly restrictive regulations in the adoption industry over the last couple of years. The ASIA team has worked extremely hard to try to pull the agency through these challenges. We remain committed to ensuring that our current adoptions in process continue with the greatest care and with the least amount of interruption possible.
As a result, we have selected the following agencies to oversee our cases: Agape Adoptions (www.agapeadoptions.org) has accepted the transfer of all our China files (including completed adoptions), our Taiwan post-placement files and our homestudy-only files. Chinese Children Adoption International (www.ccaifamily.org) has accepted the transfer of our Haiti files.
Please know that this was a very difficult decision, about which the entire ASIA team is extremely sad. We are very proud of ASIA's 18-year history of serving orphaned children, as well as the families who have welcomed them into their lives. We have enjoyed working with all our families and are doing everything in our power to ensure that this transition is done as smoothly as possible.
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With brooms at the ready, the Phillies send out Chan Ho Park (1-1, 6.00) to complete the job against Jordan Zimmermann (2-1, 5.90) and the Nationals.
Lineups are posted. The hometown nine goes like this: Rollins, Utley, Ibanez, Howard, Werth, Victorino, Feliz, Ruiz. ... According to Elias and courtesy of the Phillies press office, Raul Ibanez became the first Phillie since Harry Anderson on June 8, 1958 to hit multiple home runs in one game of a double header and homer in the second game. ... Not since the Pennsylvania Farm Show have so many Zimmerman(n)s been in one place. Minor news: IronPigs 3B/DH Mike Cervenak broke his wrist when he was hit by a pitch last night (Lehigh Valley has not announced this yet.) He is going to be for several weeks. No roster move has been announced as of yet. David Newhan is starting at third today. - Gregg Shore


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UK.gov plugs £10m into North Wales 'superfast' broadband rollout
The government is ponying up £10m to help deploy "superfast" broadband fibre in North Wales. Chancellor George Osborne announced the cash splurge today and said the funding would be used to roll out the early phases of the project in Pwllheli and surrounding areas of North Wales. It said the funds were allocated as part of the …
"Pwllheli and surrounding areas"
...which includes Abersoch, which is now the rich boys playground.
One a great little village where you could get away for a quiet weekend and enjoy the surroundings, maybe get in a bit of sailing. Now the main street is bumper to bumper of rich kids with convertibles parked on the double yellows, and the water full of speedboats and jet skis.
I stopped going when people started turning up for the weekend in helicopters and microlights.
Co-incidence that this area has been chosen?
Pwllheli and surrounding areas
There's alot of new development which is getting going in the area, give it a few years and it'll be three times as bad.
Envious much?
aww the grass is always greener on the other side.. *unless you are too near to the AC in which case you might pick up his reflection!
Hmmm, not sure what to thing of this. Hopefully it is just the beginning of the investment
roll out the early phases...
... in one of the wrong places. Nothing against Pwllheli but...
The largest town in north Wales, Wrexham (*), with a University, is left out, along with Bangor and Aberystwyth in Mid-Wales on the coast (which also have Universities)
BT has announced plans for mostly south Wales, while a few other placesoutside S Wales are included (as there is competition, perhaps) ...
Connahs Quay - has Sky ... from 30.09.2011 - Hawarden - has Sky, O2 + Be
(*) Wrexham, 20,000 lines (and Wrexham North, 10,000 lines serving some of the nearby villages)
Left out again!
Nothing for South West Wales.. thats the REAL south west... which starts WEST of Swansea where we have 2 counties stuck firmly in the abusive embrace of BTs Predatory Market One pricing where the slowest services command the higher bandwidth prices. Guess we are just good enough to site refineries and gas terminals... oh and to generate the power to run the computers in other areas that are sucking up the nice cheap superfast bandwidth.
Its about time we saw some investment here... There has been none since ADSLMax arrived, and yet we are paying higher prices for 20 cn services than those on WBC/LLU
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Hmm, would that be because the Assembley has finally opened up their offices in Llandudno Junction as well?
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By WILL GRAVES
AP Sports Writer
LONDON (AP) - Aly Raisman was ready to claim her Olympic legacy. She just needed a little bit of karmic justice to help her do it.
Some quick thinking from Martha and Bela Karolyi helped, too.
The ever-steady, ever-stoic captain of the U.S. women's Olympic gymnastics team made history during the event finals on Tuesday, becoming the first American to win gold on floor exercise. She added a bronze on balance beam to cap off an already impressive two-week run.
Not bad for the athlete who's the often overlooked core of the superstar group of U.S. gymnasts known as the "Fierce Five."
Five days after a tiebreaker cost her bronze in the all-around, Raisman won a tiebreaker to reach the podium on beam and turned the confidence boost into what she called the best floor routine of her life.
"Wow!" she yelled after finishing four flawless tumbling runs over 90 nearly flawless seconds. Then she raced to hug coach Mihai Brestyan.
He reminded her to enjoy the moment.
"I told her, 'That's the maximum you can get, now just wait for the color,'" Brestyan said.
It was gold. A sparkly bookend to the gold she helped the U.S. grab in the team finals last week.
The victory gave Raisman three medals for the meet. One more than all-around champion Gabby Douglas. Two more than good friend and world champion Jordyn Wieber.
This from a gymnast who has spent most of her career being too reliable for her own good. The 18-year-old lacks the bubbly star quality of Douglas or the driven intensity of Wieber.
What she does have, however, is power to spare and a "team-first" mentality that filtered down through the ranks.
"It looked like Aly always did the best for the team then when it came to do stuff for Aly Raisman, I don't know, she could not deliver her best," U.S. women's team coordinator Martha Karolyi said.
Until the last day of perhaps the last major meet of her career. Raisman _ who lost a tiebreaker to Russia's Aliya Mustafina in the all-around finals that prevented her from joining Douglas on the podium _ appeared headed for a similar fate Tuesday when her beam score of 14.966 flashed on the screen.
That was lower than what she normally scores, but Brestyan was resigned to it until the Karolyis, sitting a few rows above, screamed at him to appeal. As the national team coordinator, every medal _ or almost medal _ matters as much to Martha Karolyi as the gymnasts.
"(Brestyan) didn't want to do it because normally it doesn't work out in my favor," Raisman said. "This time, it did."
After a quick review, the judges bumped Raisman's difficulty score to a 6.3, pushing her into a tie with Romania's Catalina Ponor at 15.066. Raisman earned the medal for executing just a little bit better.
Wieber and Douglas struggled following a draining 10 days, though for very different reasons. Wieber came in looking to win a handful of medals but ended up with just one _ the team gold _ after failing to qualify for the all-around finals and finishing seventh on floor.
She flew out of bounds early during her first competitive event in a week and didn't come close to reaching the medal stand. Afterward coach John Geddert revealed she was dealing with a painful right leg injury that limited her training.
When Wieber flies home to Michigan after the games, she'll do it wearing a walking boot to protect and ready for X-rays that Geddert expects to reveal a stress fracture.
While Wieber insists her leg is "fine," Geddert is positive the pain and watered-down practices took its toll.
"I know you're at the Olympic games, you've got to deal with what you've got to deal with," Geddert said. "The fact that we couldn't train normally, obviously there were very few performances that were polished and we've got to be polished here."
It's a polish Douglas had in abundance in becoming the first African-American to win the Olympic all-around title. The subsequent hoopla left her drained for event finals. She was last on uneven bars on Monday and 24 hours later was a non-factor in the beam final after an uncharacteristic fall.
"If it wasn't my time to shine, it wasn't my time to shine," Douglas said. "Overall I think the competition went really well. I wanted to finish off on a good note. Event finals is something a little extra."


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Below is information from AP Summer Institute workshops that were held in August 2014. Please stay tuned for next year's lineup.
Workshop Description
The purpose of this institute was to give teachers an understanding of the expectations of the AP Macroeconomics course. This course covered syllabus development and course organization, resources available to assist both the teacher and the student, and methods for improving student performance on the AP exam. Participants had opportunities to share best practices and favorite lessons.
Consultant Bio
Mary Wolters has taught economics at Westlake High School, Austin, Texas for the last 23 years. For the last 21 years, she has taught the AP Macroeconomics course at this high school, and five years ago she also began teaching AP Microeconomics. Before she began her teaching career, she worked as an urban planning/economic consultant in Austin and Denver, Colorado, with a focus on environmental impact studies and land use planning.
For the last several years she has been an AP Economics exam reader for ETS/College Board. She has also been an AP Economics Consultant for the College Board, presenting one- and two-day workshops and week-long institutes in Texas, Georgia, Arkansas, and Florida.
She has a B.A. in economics from Tulane University, New Orleans, La., and a M.S. in Community and Regional Planning from the University of Texas, Austin, Texas.


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Grandma sure knew how to bake an apple pie. But when it came to dispensing medical advice—well, maybe she should have stuck to pies. As it turns out, some of grandma's pearls of wisdom—those popular home remedies passed down from generation to generation—can actually do more harm than good. Avoid the following so-called advice:
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Particularly since the failure of the climate bill, the strategies and tactics of the environmental movement have come in for a great deal of criticism. But there has been curiously little discussion of a set of players that have more influence than anyone over those strategies: the philanthropic organizations that fund the environmental movement.
It's not surprising: Everyone can see environmental NGOs and assess their work. But environmental funders largely operate outside public view, with very little transparency and almost no accountability. I doubt most people, even dedicated greens, could name two or three big funders, much less assess their work.
So how exactly are environmental philanthropists shaping strategy?
There is a criticism of funders on the left that is so old and familiar as to have become cliché. It goes like this: The right's funders have spent the last 30 years building a bottom-up movement. The wealthy conservatives who give money view the heads of movement institutions as trusted peers, so they are content to give without strings attached - their money is "patient." The right now has institutions and infrastructure that recruit young people, pay them enough to live on, mentor and train them, and send them out into the courts, local politics, and think tanks.
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Workers with Talley Construction perform site work before erecting a retaining wall at the intersection of Shallowford Road and Obey Street to prevent another mudslide like the one that occurred in the area some time in the past.
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The white-tailed deer, an all-too-abundant consumer of gardens and hazard to drivers in much of the United States, faces an uncertain future in South Florida.
Deer numbers have dropped in some areas, dismaying hunters and forcing panthers, bobcats and other predators to range farther for their dinners. The restoration of the Everglades, expected to help alligators, wading birds and many other creatures, is likely to reduce deer numbers further, as habitat artificially dried out by canals and levees reverts to its historic, watery condition.


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The Robin's Christmas Story
from "A Christmas Stocking" by Louise Betts Egan
On that first Christmas, it is said, the night was wrapped in a bitter chill. The small fire in the stable was nearly out, and the Mother Mary worried that her baby would be cold, she turned to the animals about her and asked them for help.
"Could you blow on the embers," she asked the ox, "so the fire might continue to keep my son warm?"
But the ox lay sound asleep on the stable floor and did not hear her. Next, Mary asked the donkey horse and the sheep to breathe life back into the fire, but the sleeping animals did not hear Mary. She wondered what to do.
Suddenly, Mary heard a fluttering of little wings. Looking up, she saw a plain, brown-colored little robin fly into the stall. This robin had heard Mary calling to the animals and had come to help her himself, he went over to the dying fire and flapped his wings hard.
His wings were like little bellows, huffing and puffing air onto the embers, until they glowed bright red again. He continued to fan the fire, singing all the while, until the ashes began to kindle.
With his beak, the robin picked up some fresh, dry sticks and tossed them into the fire. As he did, a flame suddenly burst forth and burned the little bird's breast a bright red. But the robin simply continued to fan the fire until it crackled brightly and warmed the entire stable. The Baby Jesus slept happily.
Mary thanked the robin for all he had done. She looked tenderly at his red breast, burned by the flame, and said "From now on, let your red breast be a blessed reminder of your noble deed."
And to this day, the robin's red breast covers his humble heart.
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UPDATE: The mystery has been solved! Click here to read the follow up.
WINK News is turning to viewers for help solving a puzzling and emotional mystery involving one of life's most treasured moments.
Every year, excited couples come to Southwest Florida to marry. Many say their vows on our area beaches, choosing the peaceful backdrop of the Gulf's blue-green waters, the warm sun, and the white sand beneath their feet. For thousands of brides-to-be, that moment is a dream come true.
But imagine if you lost every memory of that day. For one couple, that's a real possibility - and a local woman is asking WINK News' Cayle Thompson and the Call For Action team for help finding them.
Patricia Fitch has spent the last four years flipping through a treasure-trove of memories that don't belong to her. She's been holding on to somebody else's wedding album since 2008.
"It's a very beautiful family," Fitch said. "He's a handsome Marine; she's a beautiful bride."
The mystery began at Southwest Florida International Airport, where Fitch used to work. In 2008, the album and its 185 photos was left behind.
"It was either on the plane or at the airport," Fitch recalled. "We had it for a long time. I called all the other airlines... to let them know we had a wedding album that included a Marine, and that if somebody began asking about it, to have them call RSW."
Nobody ever called. The album was kept secure at the airport, apparently forgotten for months.
But officials couldn't keep it forever. If nobody came forward to claim the album, it would have to be thrown away. That didn't sit well with Fitch.
"I couldn't let them throw it out," she said. "A wedding album is almost like the Bible. You don't throw one away in the trash."
So she saved it, promising herself she'd work to reunite the album with the happy couple it featured. She spent years trying.
"At first, I had it out for weeks, maybe months, every day looking at it," Fitch said. "I memorized the faces just in case anybody came through the airport or I saw somebody at the grocery store."
Fitch drove the beaches of Lee County, hoping she might recognize a location in the pictures. She even reached out to the Marines. But the task soon became a puzzle Fitch knew she wouldn't solve alone.
"I didn't get very far with it," Fitch told Thompson during a recent interview. "Then I thought if I gave it to you, you could look at it and get further than me."
Our Call For Action team decided to give it a shot, starting with a closer look at the individual photographs. We examined each one closely. None contained a date or a name, but they did give us some other clues.
The Marine is a sergeant, and a good shot. The medals on his uniform indicate he's a rifle expert. But he was not wearing a name tag.
A picture of the three-tiered wedding cake shows the partial initials "M.H."
Several other key clues can be found in pictures of the minister. He appears to be a family member; perhaps even father of the bride. In one picture, he's wearing a blue jersey with the number 23. WINK News identified it as a Buffalo Bills jersey, with #23 corresponding to player Marshawn Lynch.
A closer inspection also revealed the minister was holding a Methodist Book of Prayer. Call For Action reached out to several area Methodist churches on the chance somebody might recognize the pastor, but nobody did.
Call For Action also contacted the Lee County Clerk of Courts. If the wedding did, in fact, take place in 2008, it would be one of more than 3,400 in that year. But records officials say without at least a name, matching a marriage license to the pictures in the book is impossible.
So we thought: social media may be the answer. By sharing the story on WINK News, winknews.com, facebook.com/winknewstv, and twitter.com/winknews, it's our hope somebody will recognize the couple and reunite them with the memories in the album.
Fitch admits she has some reservations. After all, nobody knows what the future held for the couple. But Fitch says she tries putting herself in the bride's shoes.
"It's so sentimental," she said. "It's your wedding album. Even if you did get divorced, you don't want to get rid of beautiful pictures of your family."
Fitch hopes some day she can to close the book on the mystery.
"I want them to have it to hand down to somebody in their family," Fitch says. "Or be up in their 80s looking back on it saying, 'We almost lost this. But we have it back because somebody decided not to give up.'"


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Caroline County farmer has spent a lot of time with turkeys in recent months, and said they don't deserve their simpleminded reputation
Mike Broaddus wanted guinea fowl--socializing here with one of his turkeys--but now prefers the turkeys.
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Mike Broaddus wasn't at all interested in owning turkeys, but when they came as a
There, amid the lush green pastures of Caroline County, Broaddus discovered that turkeys aren't as stupid as they're made out to be.
Don't act shocked. We've all heard that the birds don't have sense enough to come out of the rain. They could stare up at the sky, mouths open, until they drown.
Broaddus came to realize that wasn't the case at all, at least not with his two juvenile females, called jennies.
They're bronze turkeys, a heritage breed that hasn't been genetically engineered to pack on pounds at the pace the white-feathered commercial breeds do.
No doubt the bronzes score a little higher on the intelligence scale, too.
When Broaddus comes home from work, the turkeys run to his silver Dodge Ram, then follow him around the farm like puppies.
He laughs at the way they lumber along, shuffling like old men when they try to keep up with the hyperactive guinea fowl they hang with.
Those are the birds Broaddus originally wanted, because they're great watchdogs.
Fact is, the five guineas keep up such a ruckus of clucks and calls--with heads bobbing frantically to and fro--predators probably can't stand to be around them.
They're just plain silly, Broaddus said, not capable of the serious thoughts turkeys have.
He swears that at times, when the turkeys cock their heads and look at him a certain way, it's because they want to say: "Hey, what are we doing today?" or "What's up?" or "Whatta you got to eat?"
Don't worry, Broaddus isn't suffering from avian flu. But he has been exposed to turkeys enough to believe they don't deserve their simpleminded reputation.
"To be a called a turkey shouldn't be an insult," said Broaddus. "They're very intelligent."
Broaddus, 50, is no city slicker who's fallen in love with the first animal he's raised. He's a fifth-generation Caroline County farmer whose family has toiled the same Sparta soil since the Civil War.


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