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- $109m in insurance claims already lodged
- How Pie Face cooked itself
- Religious debate after school Xmas concert canned
- Buy apartment,wait five years
- Bolt, Jones turn on Abbott
State government estimates the final bill from yesterday's storm, which injured 39 people in Brisbane, has topped $100 million.
From overseas expansion to out of luck: how Aussie pie business fell to earth.
Complaint triggers Education Department to send letters to parents.
Major extentions on contract sunset clauses for new units now possible.
Conservative commentators appear increasingly frustrated with PM.
Brisbane Times National Headlines
- Tasmania big net beneficiary from RET, Australia Institute report finds
- Schoolies seek out tattoo parlours in Bali
- Phillip Hughes: Hometown Macksville mourns hero's loss
- Victorian state election: blues, queues and recriminations
- Drug possession arrests double in past six years across NSW
- Editorial cartoon
- Water consumption in the ACT continues to rise
- Australian teen cleared of methanol poisoning in Bali
- Call for airlines to follow Virgin in granting domestic violence leave
- GP-tax: a study in chaos management
- ABC workers consider industrial action over failure to fairly consult
- Mixed views of Woolworths among analysts
- Dr Martin Parkinson slams big business for calling for cut to the corporate tax rate
- GP tax confusion highlights split in Coalition
- SISTER2sister: Teen mentoring program needs money to expand
- ACCC warns on cartel law changes
- Banksia Securities shareholders' lawyers restrained over conflicts of interest
- James Hardie asbestos compensation fund's bid to pay victims in instalments faces ACTU legal action
- Best of the world - November 27, 2014
- Call for Royal Commission into Defence abuse
- Fact check November 27
- Veteran ABC producer Sue Spencer calls it a day at Four Corners
- All aboard HMAS Canberra, the Royal Australian Navy's biggest ship
- Abbott government plans to scrap the National Water Commission as drought looms
- Global Drug Survey 2015: pros and cons of internet drug trade
- Bali 'methanol poisoning': Jackson Tuckwell's mother tells of ordeal
- Julia Gillard's royal commission submission: Counsel assisting responds
- Coal not the cure for developing world's energy needs, Citi group says
- Freya Newman avoids conviction for leaking Frances Abbott scholarship details
- ABC staff await a 'Hunger Games' battle for their jobs
- New Australian therapy may increase survival of critical injuries in remote locations
- Best of the world - November 26, 2014
- Noel Pearson takes on the Right's intelligentsia
- Public service performance management is not bullying, says FWC
- News Limited questions Quentin Dempster's position as chair of the Walkley advisory board
- Gisborne schoolgirl caught by a school's financial woes again
- 'Climate variability': Less rain, rising temperatures to hit NSW's water security
- It's a man's world...and it shouldn't work that way: Army chief David Morrison
- Melbourne named the second best city in the world to be a student
- Best of the world - November 25, 2014
- Workplace gender gap is still too wide
- Young Islamic State supporter abuses Christian school students prior to counter-terrorism raids
- Yooralla chief Sanjib Roy departs as the State Coroner looks into a death in care
- Reality bites for ABC staff as 400 face the axe
- Number of women joining the Royal Australian Navy grows
- Mark Scott announces ABC job cuts: TV and radio programs axed, bureaus closed
- ABC to lose up to 10% of staff, axe shows and close five regional radio posts as cuts bite
- Yooralla chief executive Sanjib Roy quits after damning revelations of sexual abuse in disability services provider
- Federal Politics Live: November 24, 2014
- Shoppers duped by 'was/now' price claims: consumer watchdogs take action
- Yooralla disability provider faces rape, corruption allegations
- The Zone transcript: Professor Sarah Joseph on human rights
- Sydney sends HMAS Success to the Middle East for operation Manitou
- Music review: The Preatures' Manfredi mesmerises the men at The Forum
- Sydney and Brisbane tell Melbourne: build airport rail link
- Politician and mining magnate Clive Palmer attempts to suppress existence of private plane
- Mamdouh Habib's legal case in Egypt on verge of collapse
- US kids killed, maimed by guns statistics
- Unilever says it will ban face scrub product polluting harbour in two months
- Melbourne's trains start later on Sunday than any other Australian city
- Sunday explainer: Refugees and the great legal run-around
- Protesters and pollies: "No cuts to the ABC'', as the carnage begins
- Best of the world - November 23, 2014
- When should parents take on freedom and 'tell all' challenges with children
- Schoolies deserting Gold Coast for Byron Bay, Airlie Beach, Bali
- Surging popularity of Tinder and dating apps changes schoolies socialising
- The paid and unpaid workload on Aussie dads heavy by world standards
- International money transfer businesses launch class action against Westpac
- Sun and surf primed as NSW coast prepares for Canberra onslaught
- Non-elective surgery delays slammed as unacceptable after four-day fast
- Public housing tenants fear alleged brothel keeper
- Nurse blows whistle on poor patient care at Canberra Hospital
- A totally rocking election
- Palmer power weakens as Xenophon fosters allies
- Thai surrogate baby Gammy could become an Australian citizen
- Suspected Brothers 4 Life member demanded $100,000, court told
- Stop the BS, Quentin Dempster tells Malcolm Turnbull
- ACT veterinarians cracking under pressure of overwork, poor pay and reduced numbers
- Future of Auslan sign language threatened in ACT
- Flight MH370: Emirates chief Sir Tim Clark believes information is being concealed
- Judges blast crime policies, warning they won't make Victoria safer
- A tale of two Tonys
- Police raid home and business of rock 'n' roll promoter Andrew McManus
- The world's biggest mystery is in Martin Dolan's sights
- Donations in Kind recycles school kits for Vanuatu children
- Work without pay: what are we thinking?
- Emirates head Tim Clark presses for change to prevent another MH17 tragedy
- Split divides need for police numbers and push to reform force
- New nursing initiatives to boost patient care at Canberra Hospital
- Warrnambool City Council leak to be investigated
- Australia will miss emissions target due to Direct Action, UN says
- 'Bubbly and chatty' Sydney mother the latest alleged victim of domestic violence
- ABC cuts tipped to hit news services including 7:30 and Lateline
- Army is a good employer of women, says APEC
- Evidence of recruiting men to fight in Syria fanciful, Hamdi Alqudsi tells court
- Great Barrier Reef will be 'slaughtered': scientists dismiss Julie Bishop's claim reef not at risk
- Asylum seekers in Cambodia suffer extortion, discrimination, probe finds
- We do not believe the Great Barrier Reef is in danger: Julie Bishop
- Pay parking to be introduced for visitors to Parliament House
- Fear forges unlikely alliances with IS extremists
Tasmania is a big net beneficiary of the Renewable Energy Target given the dominance of hydro and wind power in the state, according to a report by The Australia Institute.
Blind drunk at schoolies celebrations in Bali surely ranks among the worst times to get a tattoo.
Australia has but two mythical heroes; Victoria Cross winners and opening batsmen.
Early Victorian voting numbers are up and queues have been lengthy and poorly located, sparking complaints from candidates and voters.
Increase in arrests for minor drug offences is extraordinary, harm reduction expert says.
The day's burning issues as seen through the eyes of The Herald's editorial cartoonist.
Household water consumption remains among the highest in the country even though total water consumption per capita was the lowest of all states.
Jackson Tuckwell, the Australian teenager thought to have suffered methanol poisoning in Bali, was jubilant on Wednesday night as he celebrated his 18th birthday out on the town.
Airlines are being urged to follow the example of Virgin Australia in its introduction of domestic violence leave for staff.
For the fourth time this week, the Abbott government has resorted to sophistry as it muddles around trying to disguise what many are now calling policy chaos.Liberals and Nationals that is.You would think their leadership would know better, given the low rate of success to date.
ABC workers in Melbourne and Sydney are prepared to launch industrial action unless management backs down from redundancy plans.
Woolworths' stock has very mixed appeal among analysts despite the positive news that came out of the company's AGM.
Australians need to start talking more about the trade-offs we have to make to achieve important economic objectives, Dr Parkinson says.
Differences within federal Cabinet over budget policy versus political strategy have raised speculation of tensions between Prime Minister Tony Abbott and Treasurer Joe Hockey.
Lyndsey-Fay Macnaught was on the verge of quitting school at 15 when she met highly successful corporate banker Kathy Madell as part of a mentoring program for vulnerable teenage girls.
The consumer watchdog has warned Australia's cartel laws would be significantly weakened under proposed changes to competition rules.
The Supreme Court has moved to restrain two lawyers representing Banksia Securities victims due to conflicts of interest.
Unions will launch legal action against a bid by James Hardie's asbestos compensation fund to start paying victims in instalments rather than lump sums.
The Herald's picture editors showcase the best images from around the globe.
Alleged rapists and sexual abusers are likely to still be serving in the Defence Force.
Planning Minister Matthew Guy's claim the Coalition's 2011 wind farm planning laws were not preventing wind farms from being constructed is mostly false.
Veteran Four Corners executive producer Sue Spencer has announced to staff she will retire in March, as the impact of the latest cuts continues to ricochet through the national broadcaster.
So it's big: weighing 27,500 tonnes and stretching 230 metres long and 32 metres wide. Bigger than four Olympic-sized swimming pools. Bigger than eight standard-sized blue whales, if they happened to be lined up on the flight deck head to fluke.
The Abbott government has been accused of "complacency gone mad" over plans to abolish the National Water Commission.
Does the internet drug marketplace encourage people to try drugs who otherwise would not?
The mother of a Stockton teenager who suffered suspected methanol poisoning while celebrating schoolies in Bali has warned of the dangers of drink-spiking on the popular tourist island.
The counsel assisting the royal commission into trade unions has agreed that former prime minister Julia Gillard's conduct as a lawyer may not have prevented her former boyfriend's misuse of a slush fund linked to the Australian Workers Union.
Despite industry optimism about the role of coal in developing regions, United States financial services group Citi has a bearish outlook on the commodity.
No conviction recorded against Freya Newman, as magistrate accepts she was motivated by a sense of injustice, although that did not excuse her conduct.
ABC staff facing the threat of redundancy will be pitted against each other in a "skills audit" process - nicknamed "The Hunger Games".
A new medical treatment developed by an Australian researcher could increase the chances of patients surviving critical injuries sustained on the battlefield or in rural and remote locations.
The Herald's picture editors showcase the best images from around the globe.
The issue of genocide has been sidestepped by conservative commentators, an avoidance that speaks volumes about our readiness to change.
Bosses have the right to demand a better effort, says the Fair Work Commission.
Walkley award winning journalist and Chairman of the Walkley advisory board Quentin Dempster has had his integrity questioned by The Australian in the wake of negative comments he's recently made about News Ltd.
After recovering from the "traumatic" collapse of Mowbray College, Macedon Grammar School student Natasha Smith is once again facing upheaval as her school fights closure next month.
NSW has to prepare for worsening water security as climate change triggers winter rainfall reductions of as much as 50 per cent and rising temperatures increase evaporation.
Army chief David Morrison has warned that the Anzac legend should not be restricted to white males because it compounds the idea that Australia is a "man's country".
Melbourne has been named the best city in Australia to study in and second best in the world, ahead of London, New York and Hong Kong.
The Herald's picture editors showcase the best images from around the globe.
Tony Abbott is set to seize on the most comprehensive study of gender inequality in the workplace to press the case for his signature paid parental leave scheme.
A 14-year-old Islamic State supporter yelled abuse at Christian school students and flew the terrorist group's flag through western Sydney just two days before his family were targeted in sweeping counter-terrorism raids.
As the State Coroner starts investigating how a 44 year-old disabled man died in a Yooralla group home, the chief of the disability organisation has resigned.
Around the country the painful process of showing people the door unfolded.
As her friends jet off to tropical islands for schoolies, Gabrielle Saunders will be doing sit-ups and swim tests.
ABC staff confronting forced redundancies consoled each other with hugs after managing director Mark Scott announced on Monday that more than 400 jobs will be cut.
Close to 10 per cent of the ABC's permanent work force could lose their jobs as the broadcaster grapples with a $254 million funding cut.
Yooralla chief executive Sanjib Roy has quit in the wake of damning revelations of sexual abuse inside Victoria's biggest disability services provider.
Good morning and welcome to the first day of the last parliamentary fortnight for the year. But it's not all Christmas drinks and cheer, no siree. Today is the day when ABC employees and devotees will learn how the national broadcaster will manage its reduced budget. The Palmer United Party shenanigans continue and the government's higher eduction legislation is back before Parliament.
Consumer watchdogs around Australia are launching a national crackdown on businesses making false or misleading "was/now" price claims.
One of Australia's largest disability providers bungled the handling of rape and sexual harassment cases while some of its facilities have been riddled with corruption and mismanagement, leaked documents and whistleblowers say.
Professor Sarah Joseph talks with Michael Short in The Zone about human rights
The ship will assist the international coalition against terrorism.
For a band that have seemingly blown up overnight, The Preatures, and particularly frontwoman Isabella Manfredi, look like they've been preparing for this moment all their lives.
Melbourne is looking to a future where public transport carries 50 per cent of airport passengers rather than 10 per cent as at present.
Mr Palmer's legal counsel argued the existence of the legal proceeding should be suppressed from the public.
Former Guantanamo Bay detainee Mamdouh Habib's legal case for compensation against the Egyptian government, is on the verge of collapse because the Australian government has refused to help him.
The number of guns in the US: 270 to 310 million
A pharmaceutical giant says it will ban a product that has been polluting Sydney Harbour.
The sluggish start time also means some V/Line services leave Southern Cross Station almost an hour before the first Metro train of the day arrives
Australia again changed the settings on its humanitarian refugee intake last week, cutting out people who claim asylum via Indonesia. What will this mean? Adam Morton explains.
As rolling protests against funding cuts to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation began on Saturday, past Victorian premiers have lamented the expected passing of the state edition of 7.30.
The Herald's picture editors showcase the best images from around the globe.
Calling the shots is an ongoing challenge for parents from the day a youngster is born. Cosima Marriner made inquiries.
Instead many students are carousing at Byron Bay, or going abroad to Bali where the booze is cheap.
The use of "hook-up" mobile phone apps is set to skyrocket at this week's schoolies event, but parents shouldn't race to lock up their teens just yet.
Australian mothers and fathers with children under four have heavier workloads than counterparts in other wealthy countries, a survey shows.
Disadvantaged and isolated communities in some of the world's poorest regions will be hardest hit by Westpac's decision, say affected businesses.
Surf boards are being waxed, the chips are in the fryer and rooms are being aired, as eyes turn once again to the sandy beaches and clear skies of the NSW south coast.
Fasting patients waiting for surgery are upset they are sent away time and time again.
Offers of sex, threats of violence and drug use spook residents of Kurralta Court on Yambina Crescent.
A Canberra Hospital nurse has gone to the media to blow the whistle on what they described as continuing falling patient care standards at the ACT's largest hospital.
The 2014 state election campaign can already be crowned the most rock 'n' roll election outing in Australian history.
The fracturing of the Palmer United Party is causing a power shift in Parliament.
Citizenship would give baby Gammy access to healthcare in Australia.
Alleged crime gang member charged with menace with intent to steal.
Malcolm Turnbull's efforts on the ABC cop a serve from stalwart presenter.
After two attempted suicides in his veterinary clinic, Damien Solley knows first hand mental health problems come hand-in-hand with working in the veterinarian industry.
A former Canberra Institute of Technology staffer is concerned Auslan sign language courses will be shelved from its curriculum.
Sir Tim Clark called into question who was in control of the doomed aircraft and the role of the Malaysian military.
Two of Victoria's most respected legal minds say mandatory sentencing is a recipe for injustice.
There may be some collateral damage over the contradictions flowing from the Abbott government.
Two properties linked to Melbourne businessman Andrew McManus have been raided by detectives from NSW and Victoria Police after claims by the controversial music promoter that he was the owner of $702,000 cash found in a Sydney hotel room in 2011.
Martin Dolan is a faceless aviation bureaucrat, until something big happens.
Canberra volunteers are sending second hand educational and medical equipment to countries near Australia.
The Australia Institute estimates the value of unpaid overtime worked by Australians across a year is $110 billion. So why do we do it?
The head of Emirates Airline wants better sharing of intelligence so that a disaster like that of the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 is not repeated.
The gulf between the demands of the Chief Commissioner and the powerful Police Association is believed to have delayed either side of government announcing funding for more officers before the state election.
Visits by family and friends are among things Canberra Hospital will more readily accommodate whenever possible.
Reporters from The Age and the Warrnambool City Council have been interviewed by investigators.
The United Nations believes Australia will fail to meet its 2020 emissions target and has blamed the Abbott government's decision to replace carbon-pricing with a "Direct Action" scheme.
There were no signs of the horror approaching as Vesna and Zoran Crnobrnja drank coffee, pulled out weeds and watered plants in the front yard of their Sydney home on Tuesday.
The ABC's newsrooms are bracing for job losses as the national broadcaster's board prepares to spend the weekend finding savings that are tipped to include 400 redundancies across the organisation.
The Australian Army has been chosen as one of the 50 best employers of women in the Asia-Pacific region.
A Sydney pensioner charged with recruiting and sending seven men to fight in Syria claims the "fanciful" case is based on "innocuous" acts like providing maps of Istanbul, religious advice and the details of mutual friends to show the travellers around foreign cities.
Scientists say the Great Barrier Reef will be "slaughtered" this century as seas warm and become more acidic, dismissing comments by Foreign Minister Julie Bishop that the reef was not at risk.
Cambodian authorities frequently extort money from asylum seekers living in the impoverished nation, according to an investigation that raises new concerns about Australia's plan to send refugees there.
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop says she does not believe the Great Barrier Reef is threatened, insisting Australia is doing everything possible to protect the environmental icon.
Work will begin on Monday to erect boom gates in the public car park at Parliament House as pay parking reaches another national institution.
Rebel groups facing death by starvation or IS are joining the Islamic State.
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Week 13-Grand Slam - The National
Nov 19-23 in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario.
Teams Shuster and McCormick qualified for the 2nd men's event of the prestigious Grand Slam of Curling. As the top ranked US team Team Shuster will be looking to expand their OOM points lead and solidify their position as favorites to represent the USA at the World Men's Curling Championship. Team McCormick will be looking to try to keep pace with Shuster and close the OOM point gap. Both teams are in the same round robin pool with their match up scheduled for 9 AM (ET) Thursday morning.
DEKALB Superspiel
Several US teams will be in Morris, Manitoba. The US is strongly represented on the Women's side with Teams Brown, McCormick, Roth, and Sormunen. Joining them in the Men's field is Team C. Brown.
Spruce Grove Cashspiel
Team Lank heads to Alberta looking keep the momentum going from their win in Cookstown.
2014-15 US National High Performance Teams
The following teams were hand selected by the USCA High Performance staff to receive funding and training opportunities for the 2014-2015 season. This marks a big change in how the USCA feels is the best way to achieve success for the USA on the World level. We'll keep you updated on their performance all season right here!
UPDATE: In late October a change was made to the HP Men's teams. Heath McCormick and Jared Zezel swapped teams. We have update the team names below to reflect this change. The former Team McCormick is now Team C. Brown and Team Plys is now Team McCormick.
UPDATE: The 6 person Junior Women's team was trimmed down to the final 5 person roster. Grace Gabower did not make the final 5 and has subsequently left the high performance program.
- Men's-Team C. Brown
- Ingersoll Clash: 3-1, Quarter Finals
- Stu Sells-Toronto: 1-3, DNQ
- Huron ReproGraphics Oil Heritage Classic: 2-1, Quarter Finals
- CookstownCash: 5-1, Semi Finals
- DEKALB Superspiel: 4-3, Semi-Finals
- Men's-Team McCormick
- Point Optical Curling Classic: 2-3, DNQ
- Prestige Hotels & Resorts Curling Classic: 3-3, DNQ
- Stu Sells-Toronto: 3-3, DNQ
- Challenge Chateau Cartier de Gatineau: 1-3, DNQ
- CookstownCash: 3-2, Round of 16
- Grand Slam-The National: 4-3, Semi-Finals
- Women's-Team Roth
- Twin Cities Open: 6-1, Runner-up
- Prestige Hotels & Resorts Curling Classic: 2-3, DNQ
- Women's Masters Basel: 1-3, DNQ
- Canad Inns Women's Classic: 4-3, Quarter Finals
- Colonial Square Ladies Classic: 4-3, DNQ
- DEKALB Superspiel: 1-3, DNQ
- Women's-Team Sormunen
- Twin Cities Open: 5-2, Semi-Finals
- Prestige Hotels & Resorts Curling Classic: 1-4, DNQ
- St. Paul Cash Spiel: 6-2, CHAMPIONS
- Canad Inns Women's Classic: 1-3, DNQ
- Colonial Square Ladies Classic: 6-3, Semi-Finals
- DEKALB Superspiel: 2-3, DNQ
- Junior Men-Team K. Dropkin
- Twin Cities Open: 7-1, CHAMPIONS
- St. Paul Cash Spiel: 6-1, Runner-up
- Bernick's Miller Lite Open: 6-0, CHAMPIONS
- OVCA Junior Superspiel: 7-2, CHAMPIONS
- Sun Life Financial Junior Challenge: 4-1, Semi-Finals
- Junior Women-Team Christensen
- Twin Cities Open: 2-3, DNQ
- St. Paul Cash Spiel: 3-3, Quarter-Finals
- Bernick's Miller Lite Open: 1-3, DNQ
- OVCA Junior Superspiel: 4-3, DNQ
- Sun Life Financial Junior Challenge: 6-0, CHAMPIONS
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November 26, 2014
Friday March 7, 2008
The Junior League of Charlottesville will host more than 100 kids at Johnson Elementary School Saturday morning for their annual Healthy Kids Fair.
It's called "Kids in the Kitchen" and in addition to teaching chidlren some healthy snack recipes, they'll have fitness instructors, chefs and they'll even work with parents.
"We...have a guest nutritionist from UVa that will be there to lead a couple sessions with the parents to help them understand about childhood nutrition and to speak with the children about ways that they can eat nutritiously as well as live a healthy lifestyle," says event organizer Colleen Spano.
The event is free and open to the public. They encourage kids from Kindergarten all the way up through sixth grade to come out with their parents to learn about healthy living.
To RSVP you can call (434) 971-2937 or e-mail the Junior League at firstname.lastname@example.com.
If you want more information about "Kids in the Kitchen" as well as some free recipes, go to http://kidsinthekitchen.ajli.org.
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The Chesterfield County Fair is accepting applications for contestants for the Miss Chesterfield County Fair Pageant, to be held on Monday, Aug. 27, for ages 17-21. New this year are our Princess Pageants,to be held on Saturday, Aug. 25, for ages 3-5, 6-9, 10-12 and 13-16.
They've answered phones and mentored kids, tutored adults for the GED, prepared taxes and shuttled clients to appointments. Volunteers in the Chesterfield-Colonial Heights Department of Social Services perform a variety of duties that help the agency serve those in need.
A very short break in the clouds just before sunset on June 5 allowed Erin, Kathy and Brad Peebles to view the planet Venus as it moved between the Earth and the Sun. For safe viewing Brad Peebles adapted his bird spotting scope to project an image of the sun on a sheet of cardboard mounted behind the eyepiece of the scope.
Wednesday, June 13
Cornerstone Business Builders Meeting. 8 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Salem Baptist Church. Details: 748-5533.
Al-Anon Family Group Meeting/Simultaneous AA Meeting. 8 p.m. Ivey Memorial Methodist Church, 17120 Jefferson Davis Hwy. Details: 861-2620.
Future Alternatives Networking Group. 9 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Capital Region Workforce Center, 7333 White Pine Rd., Richmond. Details: 271-8510.
Thursday, June 14
It's not your same old stuffy library anymore. Chesterfield libraries have come alive with programs for kids, teens and adults alike. "There's no more shh," said Carolyn Sears, of Chesterfield's library department.
A Summer Invitational Juried All-Media Show will take place on Friday, June 15. The show benefits the Chesterfield Center for the Arts Foundation. The exhibit will be held in the Village Hall Gallery located at 11801 Centre St., Chester.
As school gives way to summer and a sometime bored fleet of family members, let's not forget our own backyard. Maybe you don't have time for a week-long get away, but if you think about it, some folks come here for their week-long getaway.


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Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Louisiana had their hottest summers on record this year. Texas had the warmest summer of any state in the U.S. going back to when modern records began in 1895. Oklahoma came in second, and both states beat records set during the Dust Bowl era in the 1930s. In Texas, the average statewide temperature for the summer was a whopping 86.8°F. Every state in the lower-48 except North Dakota and Vermont had at least one day with a temperature topping 100°F. Many cities broke all-time heat records. For example, Austin, Texas, set new records for the most 100° days, the hottest month, the hottest summer, and hottest day in history (112°F, tied with Sept. 5, 2000). Nationally, the ratio of record highs to record lows this summer was 4.35-to-1. But in Texas, the ratio was 80-to-1.
Hurricane Irene, Aug. 20-29, 2011
While it will take several months to determine an accurate estimate of the damage from Hurricane Irene, there is no question it will rank as a billion-dollar weather event. At least 40 people have died as a result of the storm. Impact Forecasting, a private firm, has come up with an insured loss estimate for Hurricane Irene (U.S.-mainland only, including wind and storm surge, not river flooding). Its official insured loss range for Irene is $1.6 billion to $6.6 billion, with a median of $3.6 billion.
Record Mississippi and Missouri River flooding [Upper Midwest/Midwest/Central states] spring-summer, 2011
Upper Midwest flooding, spring 2011
At least three people were killed in early April when the Red River Valley experienced severe flooding caused by excessive runoff into rivers and streams in North Dakota and Minnesota. Melting of an above-average snowpack across the Northern Rocky Mountains combined with above-average precipitation caused the Missouri and Souris Rivers to swell beyond their banks across the Upper Midwest. An estimated 11,000 people were forced to evacuate Minot, N.D., due to the record high water level of the Souris River, where 4,000 homes were flooded. Numerous levees were breached along the Missouri River, flooding thousands of acres of farmland. Estimated losses exceed $2.0 billion.
Mississippi River flooding, spring-summer 2011
Persistent heavy rains combine with snowmelt to bring major flooding throughout the Mississippi and Ohio River Valleys, prompting a federal disaster declaration in three states. At least nine people were killed in flood-related incidents. Flood damage was reported from southern Canada and the Dakotas through Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Kentucky, Arkansas and Tennessee, Mississippi and Louisiana. The American Farm Bureau Federation reported that over 3.6 million acres of farmland have been damaged. The flooding, in combination with intentional levee explosions and the opening of spillways, led to damages of at least $5 billion (primarily due to agricultural losses) up and down the Mississippi River Valley. The government's Risk Management Agency noted that publicly and privately insured crop losses would be at least $1.1 billion.
Southern Plains/Southwest drought, heat wave and wildfires, November 2010-May 31, 2011
The drought, which began in November 2010, has had a significant impact on livestock and crop producers of wheat, cotton, grain, corn and sorghum throughout the states. Drought, heat waves and wildfires stretched across Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arizona, southern Kansas, and western Arkansas and Louisiana. The costs of fighting the wildfire are estimated at roughly $1 million per day with over 2,000 homes and structures lost. Direct losses (as of Aug. 15) to agriculture, cattle and structures are well over $5 billion.
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Midwest/Southeast tornadoes, May 22-27, 2011
The May tornado outbreak will be remembered for the EF-5 tornado that struck Joplin, Mo., resulting in at least 141 deaths, making it the deadliest single tornado to strike in the U.S. since modern tornado record keeping began in 1950. Over $4.9 billion insured losses for the event; total losses greater than $7 billion.
Southeast/Ohio Valley/Midwest tornadoes, April 25-30, 2011
The deadliest tornado of the outbreak, an EF-5, hit northern Alabama, killing 78 people. Several major metropolitan areas were directly impacted by strong tornadoes including Tuscaloosa, Birmingham and Huntsville in Alabama and Chattanooga, Tenn. Total losses were greater than $9.0 billion and 327 people were killed.
Midwest/Southeast tornadoes, April 14-16, 2011
A deadly multi-day tornado outbreak affected central and eastern sections of the country. At least 48 people were killed as hundreds of tornado touchdowns are recorded with thousands of other reports of large hail and damaging winds. The system initially impacted parts of Oklahoma, Kansas and Arkansas on the 14th, with major damage reports in each state. Total economic losses are expected to exceed $500 million. Various insurers have received thousands of claims and payouts will likely enter the hundreds of millions of dollars.
Southeast/Midwest tornadoes, April 8-11, 2011
A second April storm system brought widespread severe weather across parts of the Midwest, Plains and the Southeast. In Oklahoma and Kansas, strong supercell thunderstorms trigger golfball- and baseball-size hail. In Iowa, at least 28 tornado touchdowns are reported. On the 9th and 10th, a cluster of thunderstorms crosses the Tennessee Valley into the Southeast. The Carolinas were particularly affected. Golfball to tennis ball-size hail pummels homes, businesses and vehicles. Total economic losses are listed at approximately $2.25 billion, while various insurers receive more than 300,000 claims with payouts in excess of $1.35 billion.
Midwest/Southeast tornadoes, April 3-5, 2011
A powerful spring storm affected the eastern U.S. leading to at least nine fatalities. Most of the damage is hail-induced with hailstones ranging from nickel- to baseball-size. The Storm Prediction Center records 1,476 storm reports, which sets a one-day record dating to 2000. Total economic losses are listed at approximately $2 billion, while various insurers receive more than 250,000 claims with payouts in excess of $1.25 billion.
Major snowstorms of 2011
The blizzard that paralyzed New York City shortly after Christmas was followed by record-breaking snowstorms in the Northeast and Midwest during January and February.
Six locations saw their snowiest January on record: Hartford, Conn. (57.0 inches); Bridgeport, Conn. (42.0 inches); Newark, N.J. (37.4 inches); Central Park, N.Y. (36.0 inches); Islip, N.Y. (34.3 inches); and LaGuardia Airport, N.Y. (32.6 inches).
Hartford's 57 inches of snow in January made it the city's all-time snowiest month on record.
The Groundhog Day blizzard (Jan. 29-Feb. 3, 2011) was Chicago's second-largest snowstorm on record. It caused more than $1.8 billion in total losses, and 36 weather-related deaths. The storm brought record amounts of snow, ice and severe thunderstorms across a more than 2,000 mile stretch of the United States from Colorado to Maine, leaving at least 36 people dead. Twenty-two separate states receive snow totals of 5 inches or more and accumulations of more than 18 inches are recorded in seven other states. Following the Groundhog Day blizzard, every state in the Lower 48 states had snow on the ground, except for Florida.
The so-called Snowtober storm (Oct. 29-30, 2011) was an unusually early major winter storm that struck the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast and caused widespread tree damage and power outages. Snowtober knocked out power to more than 3 million customers, and resulted in the largest power outage in Connecticut's history. Dropping up to 32 inches of snow, it was the most severe early-season snowstorm in New England since before the Civil War. According to one insurance company estimate, Snowtober resulted in upward of $3 billion in damage.
Tropical Storm Lee, Sept. 8, 2011
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joueur de percussions (fr)[Classe]
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percussion - percussion - percussion, percussion section, rhythm section - drumming - drum, membranophone, tympan - drum - beat, musical rhythm, rhythm[Dérivé]
drummer, tambour - tambourine[GenV+comp]
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A drummer is a musician who is capable of playing drums, which includes but is not limited to a drum kit ("drum set" or "trap set", including but not limited to cymbals) and accessory based hardware which includes an assortment of pedals and standing support mechanisms, marching percussion and/or any musical instrument that is struck within the context of a wide assortment of musical genres. The term percussionist applies to a musician who performs struck musical instruments of numerous diverse shapes, sizes and applications. Most contemporary western ensembles bands for Rock, Pop, Jazz, R&B etc. includes a drummer within the context of its music based ensemble for purposes including but not limited to timekeeping, and artist based applications deemed appropriate towards the elevation of a prescribed music based aesthetic. Most drummers of this particular designation work within the context of a larger contingent (aka rhythm section) that may also include, keyboard (a percussion instrument) and/or guitar, auxiliary percussion (often of non western origin) and bass (bass viol or electric). Said ensembles may also include melodic based mallet percussion including but not limited to: vibraphone, marimba and/or xylophone. The rhythm section, being the core metronomic foundation with which other melodic instruments, including voices, may present the harmonic/melodic portion of the material.
First and foremost, a drummer is a musician that performs music on the multi-percussion instrument known as the drum set, which usually consists of a bass drum (with pedal), a floor tom, tom-toms, a snare drum, hi-hats, a ride cymbal, and a crash cymbal.
In popular music, the primary function of the drummer is to "keep time" or provide a steady tempo and rhythmic foundation. However, in other musical styles, such as world, jazz, classical, and electronica, the function of a drummer is often shifted from "time keeper" to soloist, whereby the main melody becomes the rhythmic development generated by the drummer or percussionist.
There are many tools that a drummer can use for either timekeeping or soloing. These include cymbals, (i.e. china, crash, ride, splash, hi-hats, etc.) Auxiliary percussion, (i.e. bells, Latin drums, cowbells, temple blocks) and many others. Also there is a single, double, and a triple bass pedal for the bass drum.
Before motorized transport became widespread, drummers played a key role in military conflicts. The drum cadences provided set a steady marching pace, and elevated troop morale on the battlefield. In some armies drums also assisted in combat by keeping cadence for firing and loading drills with muzzle loading guns. Military drummers were also employed on the parade field, when troops passed in review, and in various ceremonies including ominous drum rolls accompanying disciplinary punishments. Children also served as drummer boys well into the nineteenth century, though less commonly than is popularly assumed as due to the nature of the job experienced older men were preferred.
Drummers are no longer employed in battle, but their ceremonial duties continue. Typically buglers (wind instrument)and drummers mass under a sergeant-drummer and during marches alternately perform with the regiment and/or battalion ensembles.
Military based musical percussion traditions were not limited exclusively to the western world. When Emir Osman I was appointed commander of the Turkish army on the Byzantine border in the late 13th century, he was symbolically installed via a handover of musical instruments by the Seldjuk sultan. During the Ottoman Empire, size of a military band reflected the rank of its commander in chief: the largest reserved for the Sultan (viz. his Grand Vizier when taking the field). It included various percussion instruments, often adopted in European military music (as 'Janissary music') The pitched bass drum is still known in some languages as the Turkish Drum. Alternatively, in old English, Tabert is champion of the people, or great leader, i.e. a great drummer.
Military forces especially those of the British Commonwealth, battalions or regiments often consisted of a "pipes and drums" band ("the band') consisting of bagpipes and drummers. These bands are often employed as stretcher bearers or medics on the battlefield.
Is a genre of marching ensemble descended from it military drummers and can be arranged as a performance of a drum, a group of drummers, and as a part of a larger marching band. Their uniforms will often have a military style and a fancy hat. In recent times, it is more common to see drummers in parades wearing costumes with an African, Asian, Latin, Native American, or tribal look and sound.
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Apr 25, 2011Very fun game and worth the small price. The music is good - really enjoyed playing the game with 2 or 3 of the 5 songs. The others are not as good but ok. Some players may not be as much a fan of the music however, and if like many other players, you play the game for extended periods of time, the repetition of the music may get annoying.
It is very easy to play this game for hours on end thinking you've only played an hour or two, when actually it's been 4-5 hours.… Expand
May 8, 2013At first this game seemed to have potential. But I have to say it's very disappointing. Not only are the controls a bit clunky and unresponsive, but the game's mechanics, scoring system and concept are not immediately obvious. It's got unnecessarily features and flashy graphics; not to mention the truly uninspiring "level" (if you can call it that) design. The soundtrack is also horrible; basically gave a new born baby a Xylophone to play with and recorded it. Any arcade game which requires a tutorial to explain what everything is on screen, what the aim of the game is etc. is pretty bad. But this is just embarrassing, because it's a game which should be extremely fast-paced, straightforward and addicting to play over and over yet it fails miserably in all departments other than ambition. I can credit it for trying to make a mindlessly boring game like Tetris into something more appealing...which it also fails at.… Expand
Chime is easy to recommend. It's cheap, it'll keep you amused for hours, and the $5 you spend goes to charity.
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He is rather kind of odd , lives in his own little world.Tries it's best to act kind towards others but sometimes he comes out a bit harsh or cold but he truly doesn't mean it.No matter how hard you can try to make him do something against his will , he wont do it, too stubborn to make anything he knows will cause trouble.Most of the time he is calm and once you befriend him , he is caring and sweet.
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→Caramel apples → Earthquakes (biggest fear after girls)
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Oliver Everts: " A weird miss , I still sense something odd about "her""
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Slam Dunks and No-Brainers: Language in Your Life, the Media, Business, Politics, And, Like, Whateverby Leslie Savan
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A marvelously original and informative book about the ever-changing American language that offers surprising insights into why we talk the way we talk.
With dazzling wit and acuity, three-time Pulitzer Prize finalist Leslie Savan dissects contemporary language to discover what our most popular idioms reveal about America today. She traces the paths that words and expressions travel from obscurity to ubiquity. She describes how "real people" create slang and colorful phrases (I don't think so; Bring it on!; Dude; Outside the box); how the media, advertising, politics, and business mine the language for these phrases in order to better sell products, ideas, and personalities; and how these expressions, now that they've hit the big time, then burst out of our mouths as "celebrity words," newly glamorous and persuasive.
Words like Duh! and Whatever have become such an indispensable form of communication that they're replacing our need to articulate any real thought. Whether it's George Tenet convincing George W. Bush that finding WMD in Iraq would be "a slam dunk" or Microsoft telling you that its latest software is a "no-brainer," this bright, snappy language affects us all — up close and personal.
Smart, dynamic, and great fun, Slam Dunks and No-Brainers is — for everyone who loves the mysteries and idiosyncrasies of language — well, a no-brainer.
"Savan, a former Village Voice columnist and Pulitzer finalist for her analysis of advertising, is a cultural pessimist in the tradition of Paul Fussell and Neil Postman. Her target here is the 'verbal kudzu' of 'pop' language: catchphrases and buzz words spread by the media that are, she says, replacing thought with preprogrammed verbal responses. The longer she goes on, though, the more her definition of 'pop' expands to include any modern locution she doesn't like, until even words like 'agenda' come under attack. As Savan guiltily admits, her own prose is laden with such language, and though she tries to use it ironically, she quickly sails over the boundary separating skillful deployment of a well-chosen cliché or two from annoying repetition of hundreds. Her argument is further weakened by its lack of focus. More often than not, her only proof of a phrase's deleterious effect on society is a list of public utterances. Serious cultural issues occasionally emerge, like the spread of black slang to white society. But overall, this rambling, self-conscious diatribe against what Savan views as the media-marketing complex veers more toward grumbling than strong social critique. Agent, Susan Ramer." Publishers Weekly (Copyright Reed Business Information, Inc.)
"Slam Dunks is neither prescriptive nor descriptive, nor is it in fact about language at all. It is about Leslie Savan's opinions of language...A little information makes any book about language a pleasure. Very little information is found in Slam Dunks." New York Times
"Leslie Savan is always on target, and here she is at her best, like an anthropologist deciphering the code of our consumer civilization; a physicist explaining the mysterious cultural forces that send catchphrases reverberating around the globe; a historian tracing the eternal arc that leads our every utterance inevitably from originality to cliché. Slam Dunks and No-Brainers is an essential contribution to our understanding of language and how we use it today.? Thomas Frank, author, What?s the Matter with Kansas?
"Where's the beef? Well, duh, it's in this brilliant and scathingly funny exploration of the life of lingo. Dude, like, William Safire, and then some. Leslie Savan is so now." Randall Rothenberg, columnist, Advertising Age
"A culture saturated with fake hipness is a culture that doesn't know what it needs to know, or even that it needs to know anything besides putdowns. The fabricated phrases that leap from everyone's lips add up to a managed idiocy, and I've waited for years for Leslie Savan's artful dismantling job. The patience of all her fans is herewith rewarded." Todd Gitlin, author, Media Unlimited
"Here is an indispensable look at the words and phrases of our time; moreover, Savan's book is 19 volumes shorter and a lot funnier than the OED." Earl Shorris, author, A Nation of Salesmen
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The author of The Sponsored Life: Ads, TV, and American Culture examines what popular idioms reveal about contemporary society. Terming such ubiquitous catchphrases as "no way" and "yadda yadda yadda," black culture- and sitcom-derived language, and nouns-morphed-into-verbs as "celebrity words," Savan traces and analyzes the roles of pop language in communication.
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The author of The Sponsored Life: Ads, TV, and American Culture examines what popular idioms reveal about contemporary society. Terming such ubiquitous catchphrases as "no way" and "yadda yadda yadda," black culture- and sitcom-derived language, and nouns-morphed-into-verbs as "celebrity words," Savan traces and analyzes the roles of pop language in communication. Annotation ©2006 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
With dazzling wit and acuity, three-time Pulitzer Prize finalist Savan dissects contemporary language to discover what the most popular idioms reveal about America today.
Toni Morrison's magnificent Pulitzer Prize-winning novel--first published in 1987--brought the unimaginable experience of slavery into the literature of our time and into our comprehension. Set in post-Civil War Ohio, it is the story of Sethe, an escaped slave who has risked her life in order to wrench herself from a living death; who has lost a husband and buried a child; who has borne the unthinkable and not gone mad. Sethe, who now lives in a small house on the edge of town with her daughter, Denver, her mother-in-law, Baby Suggs, and a disturbing, mesmerizing apparition who calls herself Beloved.
Sethe works at beating back the past, but it makes itself heard and felt incessantly: in her memory; in Denver's fear of the world outside the house; in the sadness that consumes Baby Suggs; in the arrival of Paul D, a fellow former slave; and, most powerfully, in Beloved, whose childhood belongs to the hideous logic of slavery and who has now come from the place over there to claim retribution for what she lost and for what was taken from her. Sethe's struggle to keep Beloved from gaining possession of her present--and to throw off the long-dark legacy of her past--is at the center of this spellbinding novel. But it also moves beyond its particulars, combining imagination and the vision of legend with the unassailable truths of history.
Upon the original publication of Beloved, John Leonard wrote in the Los Angeles Times: I can't imagine American literature without it. In fact, more than a decade later, it remains a preeminent novel of our time, speaking with timeless clarity and power to our experience as a nation with a past of both abominable and ennobling circumstance.
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Leslie Savan wrote a column about advertising and commercial culture for the Village Voice for thirteen years. She was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for criticism in 1991, 1992, and 1997. Her writing has appeared in Time, the New Yorker, the New York Times, and Salon, and she has been a commentator for National Public Radio. Savan is the author of The Sponsored Life: Ads, TV, and American Culture. She lives with her husband and son in New Jersey.
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Many of your favorite conspiracy theories - particularly the ones where you claim that President Lawnchair is a closet illuminati waiting to convert the US into a socialist fascist dictatorship - are dependent on having knowledge of what he does when he isn't doing POTUS stuff.
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You use that term as if it should have some sort of meaning. I'm not sure if it is more or less absurd than the conspiracy theory that you try to propagate with your silly hashtag.


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Arnold Cowlthorp's last known residence is at Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minnesota.
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