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Fer no.65 commented on the post, Vettel announced as Alonso's replacement at Ferrari 6 days, 19 hours ago
@journeyer @joey-poey exactly… and we're getting to a point where history is elsewhere aswell. Maybe in the late 80's one could say: "oh, Ferrari…" Like the Lotus of the time.
But nowadays… Maybe it's got […]
George replied to the topic iRacing Thread in the forum F1 Games 2 weeks, 4 days ago
Did my bit to get UK&I into the final (led a 1,2,3,4,5 in split 2 :P), I'll be watching the broadcast @joey-poey , really interested in how these US teams get on, and with Iberia messing up in their group the wildcard spot it still open.
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@joey-poey I think Haas should take his money and invest it in a mutual fund. He can still make some T-shirts called Haas Racing and show up in the paddock with them and do the interviews. The savings come from […]
Fer no.65 replied to the topic iRacing Thread in the forum F1 Games 1 month, 1 week ago
Season 4 schedule is out ! the team swap championships are yet to be released.
What are you guys going to drive this season? @george @joey-poey
Iestyn Davies replied to the topic 2015 Indycar aerochassis updates in the forum IndyCar 1 month, 1 week ago
@joey-poey Oh, I was just fooled by the perspective :P
HoHum commented on the post, Covered cockpits may be reconsidered after Bianchi crash 1 month, 2 weeks ago
@joey-poey. And yet Indycar has a worse safety record than F1.
@bullmello, I think the sensible solution will be an enforced speed limit on the affected section of track, easily doable now with so much data […]
Iestyn Davies commented on the post, "Nothing being done" to stop teams dropping out 2 months ago
@joey-poey Indeed. Hulk wouldn't turn down a reliable pay check, and Bianchi would love to drive for Ferrari. Not bad to have as back up options!
@fer-no65 @joey-poey Yes, that happens occasionally since the forum revamp. Looks like it was I who forgot Donington…
Indeed, some of the cars are out of date now, or have been superseded by better ones (e.g. Pontiac Solstice by Mazda MX-5). Perhaps these cars will be free in iRacing Lite (basically a demo version). We do have the WTCC and BTCC…[Read more]
@joey-poey Yeah, it's probably gone on the back burner after release (as a tech track, just to get it out there). I'm sure they'll concentrate on the 'big tracks' for now: Monza, Imola and Nurburgring, before looking to do other tracks. The team is also split between road and oval, although there are not too many big ones left, and ovals are…[Read more]
@fer-no65 True, there's a lot of straights TBH, with more corners now put in for safety reasons. It's really a true test of car and driver endurance if anything. Looks like 25 hour sessions will be possible (24 hours with swaps, and 1 hour for qualifying!).
@joey-poey It's a great list for GT/WEC racing, that's for sure. I think the main tracks…[Read more]
Mathers replied to the topic Formula E Round 1: Beijing ePrix in the forum Formula E 2 months, 2 weeks ago
@joey-poey I am ready to be corrected if I'm wrong but I think for Formula E the commentary team is part of the world feed meaning Fox should have Dario and Jack Nicholls' great commentating as well – and I'm afraid you were right she did say 63 – I rewound it out of disbelief!
Fer no.65 replied to the topic iRacing Thread in the forum F1 Games 2 months, 2 weeks ago
@joey-poey I'd love to ! I can learn a bit from you guys too :P
Fer no.65 replied to the topic iRacing Thread in the forum F1 Games 2 months, 2 weeks ago
@george @joey-poey hey guys! heard the news of the driver swaps, surely, right?
Hope we manage to make a pair out of us 3 someday !
Fer no.65 replied to the topic iRacing Thread in the forum F1 Games 3 months, 4 weeks ago
@joey-poey damn whoever put that fence there…! :P
I'm sure about that. I usually go to the Rookie class and beat them just to feel nice hehe !
Fer no.65 replied to the topic iRacing Thread in the forum F1 Games 3 months, 4 weeks ago
@george I've just raced against @joey-poey :D ! battling it out on the track and all !
He won, I crashed against the fence and recovered to 8th. At least I got some iRating and SR back… but I could've finished 3rd or so :'(
It's a nice series that one. I cannot wait for it to move onto another track, Charlotte is not my cup of tea.
But great fun !
George replied to the topic iRacing Thread in the forum F1 Games 3 months, 4 weeks ago
Ok, I have a rough idea that I'm just going to race for fun this season, so might join you for a few Solstice races @joey-poey
SP replied to the topic 2014 Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio (and mid-season testing) in the forum IndyCar 3 months, 4 weeks ago
@Joey-Poey Many Indycar drivers race in other series over the course of a season. Bourdais and Power have run up front in V8 Supercars before (and that's hardly a field of hacks), not to mention the amount of wins guys like Conway and Pagenaud have racked up in LMPs. Having the skill set to jump into tintops part-time and win almost immediately…[Read more]
George replied to the topic iRacing Thread in the forum F1 Games 4 months ago
Well week 13's almost up, have you guys sorted your plans for s3 yet?
George replied to the topic iRacing Thread in the forum F1 Games 7 months, 2 weeks ago
@joey-poey @fastiesty @polishboy808
I had a pretty cracking race today in the skippy, here's the broadcast. Still a bit miffed about the last lap, Jon was slower than me in the penultimate corner and caught me out there two laps running. Really fun race though, it makes a change not to have a drs-style draft battle in this…[Read more]
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@joey-poey – No I thought the same as you and was equally surprised to look down at the comments and see everyone say it was boring.
In all fairness, the picture doesn't look great because it makes the car look […]
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I really love my palette! I like the cooler tones compared to Naked 1. All of the colors are soft and go on pretty well. I wish this came with a miniature Primer Potion rather than the lipgloss which is pretty useless but tastes like mint chocolate cookies none the less. It would have been even better if there was more color variance- lots of similar colors. I do love them though :) ***Edit!! I still treasure my palette, but I just took a lippie off because I notice that the darker shadows kind of creep to my below area after hours and I have never experienced this with ANY eyeshadow- cheap or expensive! it's so weird! I do love the colors half baked, and ydk!! all the colors are so elegant and high quality!! Also, the Blackout black color pulls navy blue on me and that makes me kinda sad. I also LOVE the brush it came with and the super durable case :)
Ok, I hated the original NAKED, but now that I have this... my feelings are quite mixed...
I do like this better because it has more mattes. However, the mattes do leave a little more to be desired. The original NAKED eyeshadow consistencies were much more buttery than those of the new one. The matte black is a MAJOR DISAPPOINTMENT. It is just as bad as MAC's Carbon... [Sugarpill's Bulletproof is the best black I've tried thus far!]
I am used to smoother textures, but they do the job. The blending brush it comes with is not so bad, the shader brush on the other hand is garbage.
I'm not a fan of the eyeshadow shade Chopper, since it has larger glitter-bits in it. The colors are quite similar than the original, so I recommend one or the other. Both is NOT necessary at all... but I much prefer the cooler tones for my NC30 skin.
LOVE the packaging for this one. I hated the velvet flocking on the original - I would always have to clean off my hands after applying cream foundations or liquid products before picking this up, and it collected dust like no other!
The Naked gloss it came with was a happy surprise. I def. like it - a MLBB gloss for sure. Barely sticky, but I've experienced higher quality glosses that aren't sticky at all with the same amount of shine from MUFE. Still, this was definitely not as sticky as drugstore counterparts or juicy tubes.
Worth having if you are a beginner in need of a neutral collection. Nice for on the go. I'm more used to dramatic looks, but I have to learn to tone it down for daily/career wear... so I am reluctant to like this as much as I should, but I do admit it is worth having if you don't have a large collection or are in need of a gift to give to someone just starting. I'm just used to building my own palettes, so the idea of preset palettes have yet to completely "WOW" me just yet.
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I think this pallete has been described pretty well already, so I wont go into that but here is my two cents... I have both naked and naked2 and feel they are different enough to make it worth owning both. I am fair with yellow undertones and I can use all of the shades, there arent any that look odd (like buck and naked did on me). I have been pulling shades from both palettes to make different looks but this palette is also great by itself. There are so many options in this new palette, if you are debating which one to get I would say this one because it will suit more skin tones.
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I love it! I received it over the weekend and I've been supplementing my looks with it all week.
As someone mentioned below, it's not a sparkle-disaster. Only one sparkly shade and if you tap the brush after loading it, you can minimize fall out to a degree.
The left half of the palette is warm, warmer than the first Naked. The right half is cooler. I'm an NC 40, and I personally found Naked 1 too champagne / summery to wear in the fall/winter. This is a perfect replacement.
I like the metal box better than the velvet one from before too. It feels more sturdy. I haven't tested the brush or the lip gloss yet.
If you're on the fence and you haven't bought the first one, I think overall this is a better palette. I'm sure I'll transition off to the the other Naked over the summer, but I am totally totally loving this for the winter.
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I LOVE this palette!!! I have been using this palette for a couple of weeks and I love every shade. I have the first palette and I prefer this one because the colors are a bit cooler. Regardless, both palettes are excellent for your money and will last a long time!
I love this product I received it today and have been creating looks all day. It is very versatile and it is perfect for my cool toned skin. I do not own the first one so I can not compare the two but I would repurchase this in a heartbeat.
Love this palette. The colors are very cool tone and go very well with one another. The colors are very shimmery. My favorite colors have to be Chopper, which is almost a shimmery rose gold color, YDK, a very shimmery taupe-brown color, and Verve, a shimmery taupe-gray color. I love the dual ended brush as well.
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Using In-Vivo Fluorescence Imaging in Personalized Cancer Diagnostics and Therapy, an Image and Treat Paradigm (549-560)
The major goal in developing drugs targeting specific tumor receptors, such as Monoclonal AntiBodies (MAB), is to make a drug compound that targets selectively the cancer-causing biomarkers, inhibits their functionality, and/or delivers the toxin specifically to the malignant cells. Recent advances in MABs show that their efficacy depends strongly on characterization of tumor biomarkers. Therefore, one of the main tasks in cancer diagnostics and treatment is to develop non-invasive in-vivo imaging techniques for detection of cancer biomarkers and monitoring their down regulation during the treatment. Such methods can potentially result in a new imaging and treatment paradigm for cancer therapy. In this article we have reviewed fluorescence imaging approaches, including those developed in our group, to detect and monitor Human Epidermal Growth Factor 2 (HER2) receptors before and during therapy. Transition of these techniques from the bench to bedside is the ultimate goal of our project. Similar approaches can be used potentially for characterization of other cancer related cell biomarkers.
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Cereals by definition belong to a particular class of food grains, among which rice, wheat and barley are included. Today, the term cereal is used to describe "breakfast cereals", which are processed foods which are made up of basic cereals. Today, the breakfast cereal business has become a huge industry and there are massive sections dedicated to breakfast cereals in all supermarkets.
Cereals are the most convenient form of breakfast, as they are usually made ready to eat by just adding a bit of milk and sugar. Cereals are popular among young and old alike and so it is not surprising that a special day has been set aside for this popular form of food. National Cereal Day is celebrated on the 7th of March each year.
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Cereals are normally eaten with just milk and sugar. However, you can cut some fresh fruits like strawberries, kiwi fruit, peaches and apricots to make a pleasant variation.
Nuts like cashews, pistachios, almonds, raisins, walnuts and pecans add to the flavor of the cereal.
Cereals taste great when mixed with granola, which gives that extra zing to the general taste.
Liquid additives such as maple syrup, honey and fruit crush should not be ruled out as these can give a finishing touch to your cereal meal.
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On this day, make sure you have a cereal breakfast. You should use a variety of cereals so that you get a wholesome breakfast.
As it's a special day, share your breakfast with someone special, a friend, your parents, brother or sister.
When you go to the supermarket on National Cereal Day, visit the cereal section to find out about the different varieties of cereal on display. Take some home with you and you may discover some interesting ones.
Tell whoever you meet about what day it is so that they can tell others and as many people as possible will know about National Cereal Day.
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The California Highway Patrol says a 16-year-old driver to a pickup truck was traveling at high speeds when he lost control of his vehicle and crashed, killing one woman.
It happened on Saturday night while the Solvang teen was driving north on Ballard Canyon Road. Three people were inside the truck, while three others were riding in the bed of the truck. The three passengers in the back were thrown from the truck, killing a 19-year-old woman instantly.
The other passengers were all taken to a local hospital and treated for injuries. Officials say that the teen faces serious charges that include manslaughter and reckless driving. Once the teen is released from the hospital he will be taken into custody.
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U-16 football tourney comes to city
Western Canada's best converge on Investors Group Field for Red River Cup
THE best 16-and-under football players from across Western Canada will gather in Winnipeg to compete in the city's grandest football facility. Investors Group Field will host the Red River Cup, Canada's premier under-16 invitational football tournament July 6-13.
This is the fourth-annual tournament and the program has proven successful for young players looking to make an impact on scouts who are on the lookout for future stars. John Makie, Football Manitoba's director of operations, said 18 players have gone on to CIS or CJFL programs from the inaugural tournament in 2010.
7 a.m. - Winnipeg East vs. North Saskatchewan
8:45 a.m. - Winnipeg West vs. South Saskatchewan
10:30 a.m. - North Saskatchewan vs. Lower Mainland B.C.
12:15 p.m. - South Saskatchewan vs. Winnipeg East
2 p.m. - Lower Mainland B.C. vs. Winnipeg West
1:45 p.m. - Lower Mainland B.C. vs. South Saskatchewan
3:30 p.m. - North Saskatchewan vs. Winnipeg West
5:15 p.m. - Winnipeg East vs. Lower Mainland B.C.
7 p.m. - South Saskatchewan vs. North Saskatchewan
8:45 p.m. - Winnipeg East vs. Winnipeg West
12 p.m.-5:15 p.m. -- Bronze-medal round-robin tournament
6 p.m. -- Gold-medal game
All games consist of two 25-minute running-time halves with stop time in the last two minutes. The gold-medal game will be a traditional 12-minute, four-quarter game.
This year's tournament has the added benefit of being hosted at the brand-new Investors Group Field. The Red River Cup will be the first amateur football event held at the new stadium.
But Makie said it was a lot of hard work.
"It was a lot of negotiation and a lot red tape. You know, can we do it? It almost came down to the last minute but the Winnipeg Football Club has been nothing but supportive of community football, and amateur football at that," Makie said.
Jalen Burley will represent Winnipeg East in his first Red River Cup. The 14-year-old running back is excited to get on the gridiron and do two of the things he loves the most.
"I like the team aspect of it and making friends as well as hitting people. I like the contact and I just love the sport," Burley said. "It's an honour to know I'm playing with the best athletes in Manitoba. Plus, with the scouts being there to watch, this is a huge opportunity for me."
Burley, like many of the athletes participating in the Red River Cup, has dreams of making it to the NFL and playing in Investors Group Field is a stellar stepping stone.
"To know we're the first amateur teams to be playing there is a dream, pretty much. Hopefully, I can take it farther from here," Burley said. "I want to take it as far as I can and I want to set my goals high."
The Red River Cup has previously been held at smaller venues in Winnipeg and Brandon. But Makie is pleased all of the hard work has paid off to allow these future football stars an opportunity of a lifetime.
"My passion towards this tournament is just to see the kids when they come out to the field and they really feel like they've made it," Makie said.
"Even last year, when we had it on the University of Manitoba campus, it's sometimes the first time these kids get to play on turf. But to play in a gargantuan structure like the Investors Group Field and with the Jumbotron on, I'm pretty sure we're going to see a lot of jaws dropping from the kids and that's what it's all about."
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Foster mom sobs during relentless grilling
Kim Edwards was put on trial at the Phoenix Sinclair inquiry Thursday as a government lawyer tried to shred her credibility.
She's easy pickings. The child's former foster mother is combative, snippy and incapable of remembering some of the significant traumas in her own life. She will contradict her own testimony, or imply she's agreeing to facts because arguing is futile. She had what she vaguely calls "a lost year," one she has alternately described as an early mid-life crisis or a medical problem.
She loathes CFS and, by association, the people she calls "suits."
Family Services lawyer Gord McKinnon went after Edwards relentlessly. He questioned her inability to recall whether key events took place in 2002 or 2003 and her insistence many CFS documents have been faked or altered. He presented a seven-page timeline of Phoenix's life that Edwards submitted to Manitoba Premier Gary Doer in 2006. Some of the dates were off by a couple of months, others contradicted evidence presented at the inquiry. He questioned and he prodded.
Edwards finally snapped.
"What really matters is the children. Not dates, not times, not splitting hairs," she said, enraged and in tears. That may be the greatest truth told at this inquiry. McKinnon is one of those she considers a suit.
McKinnon tried being folksy, telling Edwards he'd never heard the term "couch-surfing," an expression she used Wednesday to explain she didn't have a home for a certain time.
"Maybe you've never been poor before, maybe you've never been homeless," she snapped. If looks could kill we'd be eulogizing McKinnon today.
She is by no means an ideal witness. It's impossible to follow the details of her story, mostly because she's irritatingly vague. Was she living at a house on Selkirk Avenue with her estranged husband Rohan Stephenson on a certain date or not? One document says she was. He testified she wasn't. Edwards launches into stream-of-consciousness answers, trying to figure out how old her children were when something was happening, musing that if CFS had put half the effort in taking care of children as they are trying to pick holes in her story, the kids in this province would be better off.
McKinnon questioned her about her alcohol use. She snapped back that when people in the suburbs have a party outside and there's alcohol, it's called a barbecue. When the same thing happens in the North End it's a drinking party and the cops stop by and tell you to take it inside.
She would never drink in front of her children, she said, launching into lessons apparently learned from Jamaican parents. "Pickaninnies don't come around adults," she said crisply. "An adult's business is not a pickaninny's business."
There isn't much I can be sure of after listening to Kim Edwards testify for two days. She had her first child at 16. That baby was taken by CFS for a year because the child's father was violent and Edwards couldn't defend herself or the child. Two sons would follow. She married Stephenson and split from him quickly. They moved in and out of a relationship, one that saw them cohabiting at various times. She lived with him and the kids on Selkirk for some time but I couldn't follow the thread of how many places she lived after that, couch-surfing included.
Stephenson was living part of the time (or maybe full time, who can tell) outside the city. At some point, he was living on Selkirk with Phoenix and either two or three of their teenage children. Edwards was either there every day or every two or three days and arriving either in the morning or later. God only knows what really happened, because we don't. What we do know is the purpose of the Phoenix Sinclair inquiry is not to prove Kim Edwards is a flawed, angry person who hates CFS and those in its employ. She'd tell you that herself. Should she have done things better, faster, more honestly? Absolutely. But she's not on trial. She gave one answer plain and clear, when McKinnon asked if she was afraid because Samantha Kematch had taken Phoenix.
"We didn't think she was in danger because nobody knew that woman was a psychopath because we didn't have her CFS file like all these workers who touched this file," she snapped.
And that's why the inquiry is being held, isn't it?
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Many years later, armed with a university education and a portfolio of published work, she was hired as a Free Press columnist. During her 20-plus years on the job she has written for every section in the paper, with the exception of Business. She'll get around to them some day.
Lindor has received considerable recognition for her writing. Her awards include the Will Rogers Humanitarian Award, the National Society of Newspaper Columnists' general interest award and the North American Travel Journalists Association top prize.
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Maine's legislative budget writers are holding two days of discussions on the state's precarious financial situation.Appropriations committee members gathered Wednesday to review closeout reports on fiscal year 2009, which ended June 30. On Thursday they'll also look ahead at ways to offset looming shortfalls in the new two-year budget cycle.A continuing theme during the sessions is expected to be government streamlining.Although the appropriations committee may meet intermittently in the coming months, the full legislature is not scheduled to reconvene until January.
Waltham was the scene of an accident Wednesday night that left an Eastbrook man dead.The Hancock County Sheriffs Department says that 51-year-old George E. Taylor Sr. was driving along Route 179 at around 9:30 when he failed to negotiate a curve in the road.His vehicle reportedly crossed the center line, struck a utility pole on the opposite side of the road, and rolled over several times before coming to rest on its roof.The accident is under investigation.
A shooting on Matinicus island is prompting the state to close the waters off the island to lobstering for at least two weeks. Officials say they hope it will be a cooling off period after a number of disputes there this spring and summer.Marine Patrol and Coast Guard officials say they will be on or around the island at all times right now to make sure there are no further incidents.Lt. Alan Talbot with Marine Patrol says there have been serious gear conflicts, hundreds of cut traps and vandalized property in the past.It all boiled over on Monday when 68-year-old Vance Bunker allegedly shot 38-year-old Chris Young in the neck on an island pier. It took place in front of a Marine Patrol Member who was investigating a fishing dispute between the two men.Bunker is charged with elevated aggravated assault. He was released from jail Tuesday on property bail of 125 thousand dollars. He's been ordered not to return to the island or have any contact with Chris Young or two other individuals there.Young is still in the hospital.Meanwhile, there are 31 licensed lobstermen on the island without work for the next two weeks. Some are looking at economic impacts. "It will have a devastating effect on the people in the business, especially the people who try to make a living on Matinicus Island. But it's also going to have a trickle-down effect for the merchants here on the mainland," says Rockland city councilor Thomas Molloy.The fishing closure takes effect 30 minutes before sunrise Thursday and ends at midnight August 6. It bans all lobster and crab fishing licensed activities including the setting or taking up of gear, and will be enforced by marine officials.Lt. Talbot says he hopes the closure sends a message that conflicts over fishing can't continue.
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The Penobscot Sheriff's Office says they plan to file at least 4 different charges against a man involved in a motorcycle accident in Bucksport on Sunday. 33-year-old Martin Larsen of Bucksport is accused of operating after suspension, speeding in excess of 30 MPH, operating an unregistered vehicle, and operating an uninspected vehicle. Police say Larsen crashed a 1995 Harley Davidson after he lost control going around a sharp curve.Larsen was not wearing a helmet at the time of the crash. He was taken to Eastern Maine Medical Center with multiple injuries.
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Some local families will be heading to the Bangor State Fair this year absolutely free thanks in part to an unlikely source: Facebook. Organizers of the fair set up a promotion on the popular networking website. For every 40 people who became a fan of the Bangor State Fair on Facebook, one family pass would be donated. It was hard to speculate how many people would become fans of the fair but people's best guess? "Well as you could probably tell I'm not the expert on Facebook," says Mike Dyer, Director of the Bangor State Fair, "but people who are, thought that 6,7,maybe 800 may be a very good thing, remember we were only up there for two weeks."In fact more than 2800 people logged on and became a fan. Now it's up to the folks at Penquis to figure out who gets 71 family packs or 284 free passes. "Well it's really done individually by program, the program staff, certainly not me," says Janeen Ferro, Resource Director at Penquis, "but the program staff who work with the families, they work closely with them they know their individual circumstances and they know which families could benefit an could really use the passes the most."For the lucky families who will recieve the passes, as well as all the people who attend this year's fair, there's a lot to see and quite a few new attractions. "Well starting right at the front gate our new admissions policy, $10 gets you in to see all the great shows, including the tigers, and an unlimited ride wristband each and every day of the fair and it just gets better and better."As far a Penquis is concerned, they couldn't be happier with the outcome. "We were just elated," says Ferro, "when you see, certainly those beautiful tigers and the fair is just a long standing tradition in the community, who wouldn't want to go to the fair and see all these marvelous animals and to think of all the families and children who wouldn't otherwise have that opportunity who now will be able to experience all the wonderful things the fair has to offer."
The founder of the Greater Bangor Area Chapter of the NAACP has returned from New York City where the 100th anniversary of the group's parent organization, the national NAACP, was being celebrated.Jim Varner was front and center for the festivities.President Barack Obama was the guest speaker.Varner says he felt honored to be a part of the monumental occasion.He says the president delivered many inspiring messages.But one message seemed to especially hit home."While we have come a long way we still have a long way to go and we need to work tirelessly to make this country a better place. Not just for white people, not just for black people and not just for hispanic people but for all people and he stressed it."Varner says he will carry the messages delivered by President Obama with him forever.
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There's a tasty treat back at Frank's Bakery in Bangor that's become a highly anticipated part of the summer for many local folks.As Meghan Hayward found out they're leaving the shelves quite quickly.As soon as your walk through the doors at Frank's Bakery in Bangor you are greeted with a delicious scent but these day's there's one item in the bakery that's quite popular."It seems to be a rite of summer. When your get the raspberries."It's the time of year when Bernadette Gaspar of Frank's Bakery can barely keep up with the raspberries leaving the shelves."People just love it. It's a heavenly taste."Bernadette has been making the raspberry tarts since the early nineties.And she's gotten quite the reputation."As the tart queen. I have a reputation as the tart queen."Bernadette says she use to make them all on her own but as the demand for the tarts increased.She realized she needed help.Her tart princesses as she calls them.But she says even though it's a lot of hard work nothing makes her happier than seeing a satisfied customer."But you know what it is a lot of fun and we get people who come in from afar and it just feels good."So what is it about Bernadette's tarts take make them so popular?"Because I do not cook the filling, it's thickened with an instant clear gel and sugar so it tastes like your just eating them off the bush but sweetened. But I think people just like that off the bush taste."She's been told several times the tarts are the best thing in the world.And if there's any doubt sample yourself.But you better hurry up because they are going fast.
More than a dozen children at a special needs camp in Dedham are learning about other kids like them, half a world away. Thanks to technology, the campers at Camp Capella are making friends with Special Olympic Athletes in Turkmenistan.Counselor John Quinn is helping kids at Camp Capella connect with the other campers, thousands of miles away, in a country north of Iran and Afghanistan."It's kind of like taking the concept of pen pals, writing back and forth, but we're getting that instant response, that instant feedback. Plus we can send photos and videos."The long-distance experience is part of a project sponsored by the U.S. State Department. Dana Mosher, Executive Director of Camp Capella, says the first challenge was finding Turkmenistan on the map. "You Google Earth and say here we are at Camp Capella and globe that earth around and here's Turkmenistan. And I was actually surprised even of couple of kids actually knew where it was. I had to Google it but they knew where it was."The campers in Turkmenistan are part of a Special Olympics program. And 6-year-ld Hunter says he's learned they like baseball, just like him. "And they like basketball and football," he says.9-year-old Logan says, "I was thinking they were kind of a little bit different, but they aren't"Logan says even though the campers are the same, the cultures and the climate are not. The biggest difference he's discovered?"Probably about when the degrees is probably 115 degrees down there. You had to drink a lot of water." Quinn says he hopes this cross-cultural exchange makes for a camping memory these kids will never forget."This is an experience they wouldn't normally have. They get to see beyond their little world of school and home life and see there's other stuff our there. Other kids out there like them, it's a lot of fun."The kids in Dedham will chat with Turkmenistan campers for the next couple of weeks.
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For the first time ever…fishing is off limits in certain Maine waters because of concerns over violence.The Maine Department of Marine Resources announced on Tuesday that it will close Matinicus Island and the immediate surrounding waters to lobster and crab fishing.The announcement comes the same day a Matinicus Island man bonded out of jail following his arrest for allegedly shooting another lobsterman.Vance Bunker is scheduled to appear in a Rockland court some time Wednesday.State police say 77-year-old Bunker shot 38-year-old Chris Young in the neck Monday morning on an island pier.It happened in front of a marine patrol officer, who was investigating a dispute between the two men over lobster fishing.Young is recovering at Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston.Bunker is charged with elevated aggravated assault."I've been a Marine warden for 34 years believe it or not," Said Col. Joe Fessenden on Tuesday. "This is the first time that a fisherman's been shot as a result of something like this. Any number of times we've had firearms brandished: we've had assaults, fist fights, things like that. This is the first time where actually someone pulled the trigger."The state says serious lobster gear conflicts have persisted at Matinicus Island, and the fishing area around the island throughout the spring and summer.Conflicts, they claim, have escalated to the point of having an adverse affect on the safety of lobster fisherman and the economy of the island community.Officers cite property being vandalized, hundreds of lobster trap lines cut, and people attacked and threatened.The closure takes affect 30 minutes before sunrise on Thursday and ends at midnight on Thursday Aug. 6. It bans all lobster and crab fishing licensed activities including the setting or taking up of gear.
A car chase…turned into a foot chase…turned into a river chase for police in Bangor and Brewer.It all began around 12:30 Wednesday morning, when Bangor Police received a call about a stolen car on 6th Street.They say 20-year-old Alan Sapiel took the vehicle on a joyride.When officers caught up to him, Sapiel abandoned the car and took off on foot.He made it across the Brewer bridge, only to see Brewer Police officers waiting on the other side.That's when Sapiel decided to jump in the Penobscot River.He swam as far as the Penobscot Plaza, before becoming tired and surrendering to officers.Sapiel was checked out by rescue crews, then taken to jail.
A World War II veteran got something today he had to wait a long time to receive – his high school diploma."He had to drop out of school to try and make a living, and so he never got to go beyond 5th grade," says veterans' advocate Conrad Edwards."That was a common thing for his generation. They would leave home to help the family," says Lee Cabana, chair of the Waterville school board.But 85-year-old Lorenzo LeChance is now officially a high school graduate."I got something I never believed I could get," he says.LeChance enlisted in the Army in 1942. He served in the Battle of the Bulge and all around the world."I enlisted because Uncle Sam, there was a sign there, 'I Want You.' And I said, 'Take me!'"When he got home, he went back to work as the owner of a bakery.Edwards says LeChance thought he'd never see this diploma."He said, 'No, they wouldn't give it to me,' and I said, 'Let me call,'" Edwards says."I'm always looking for opportunities where we can recognize the guys who have given a good portion of their lives in uniform," Cabana says.While LeChance never finished school, he's fluent in French and German. Tuesday, Waterville school board members gathered around to hear his stories."Go in the service, because you can go a long, long way. You might not believe me, but this is what made me," LeChance says.He says he'll hang his diploma on the wall with pride and know he earned every bit of it."He was obviously emotional about it. So we feel good about it," Edwards says."It was hard work to survive all these years," LeChance says, "But we did it."
One man was shot, another arrested in a dispute over lobster fishing on Matinicus Island.State Police say 77-year-old Vance Bunker shot 38-year-old Chris Young in the neck Monday morning on an island pier.It happened in front of a marine patrol officer, who was investigating a dispute between the two men over lobster fishing.Young was flown to a hospital on the mainland.He underwent surgery and was in stable condition at last report.Bunker is charged with elevated aggravated assault. He was taken to the Knox County Jail in Rockland.Bunker will make his first court appearance tomorrow in Rockland.
Police are still on the lookout for a man and a woman in Bangor.Prescription drugs appear to be the motive of a robbery they were allegedly apart of Tuesday afternoon.Police responded near Gomez Park off Washington Street around three.They found a woman who claims she was threatened with a knife and knocked down by a male and female who then fled on foot.Sergeant Paul Edwards of the Bangor Police Department says they have a pretty good idea where the suspects are."It does appear to be an isolated incident. There was some relationship between the two people who accosted her and robbed and fled on feet. So we're still working the angles to try and name suspects in the case."Anyone with information is urged to call Bangor Police at 947-7382.
It's been two years since WABI TV5 News first reported on a family of horses in Maine that was saved from slaughter. Today the animals have new families, including a horse named Max that has become famous. Max has a new home in Memphis, Tennessee at the Graceland Stables. After learning about Max and how he was saved Pricsilla Presley contacted Carole Terese Naser of Palermo, Maine. Naser and a group of concerned Mainers rallied together back in 2007 to save Max and five of his family members from being shipped to a slaughter house in Canada. Naser independently investigates horse dealers that transport and or sells horses for slaughter. She says that while there are no numbers on how many horses from Maine are being shipped to Canada and Mexico each year there are about 1-hundred thousand American horses killed each year for the meat market. Currently, there is a bill before Congress that would outlaw horse slaughter, it's called the Equine Cruelty Prevention Act. Perhaps the most famous advocate for the bill is Priscilla Presley. Presley and Naser encourage horse lovers to write to their congressional delegation urging the bill to be passed. The three other horses saved by Naser currently live in Virginia where Naser and Presley recently visited. Naser says they are pleased with where they are adding that it's a magical feeling to be able to change the direction of the lives of these animals. For more information on the six horses saved log onto sixhorsessaved.org
A food collection drive that started Friday in Kittery came to an end in Fort Fairfield at the Potato Blossom Festival Parade.Close to 25,000 pounds worth of food items and $850 in monetary donations were collected statewide.This was the first time business agent Traci Place had undertaken an event this large.Place says they had great teams that helped make it so successful."I was floored. The outpouring of support statewide just overwhelmed me, to the point of being speechless at times and that takes a lot to."All of the food and money was delivered to the Catholic Charities Food Bank in Caribou after the parade.
A father son duo who embarked on quite the fishing expedition made a stop in Maine Tuesday.Jeff and Taylor Turner of Virginia are attempting to fish fifty states in fifty days, traveling in a RV.Tuesday they fished the Penobscot River with Kevin Travewski of Travewski Fishing Adventures.Tuesday is day number thirty-nine and state number forty-two on their expedition.Jeff Taylor says the inspiration for the adventure came from a John Eldredge book called Wild at Heart.Taylor says every page seemed to be telling him he was longing for an adventure.He decided to bring his 17-year old son along, knowing that their time together is quickly becoming measured.So how did Maine's fishing compare to other states?" We had a miraculous day maybe in some people's eyes. We caught 68 fish in just under four hours. Which the next closest state that even compares, we caught 50 in North Dakota. So the Penobscot blew it out of the park."Taylor says they mostly caught small mouth bass.Their next stop is Massachusetts.
An announcement on Tuesday, made by Gov. John Baldacci, International WoodFules have plans to introduce a wood pellet manufactoring plant in the town of Burnham. The $20 million plant will help to create 35 new jobs in central Maine and produce up to 100,000 tons of premium pellets annually. International Woodfules Predident, Steven Mueller said that the pellets will all be sold in Maine and meet the demand for fule. The company said that it will break ground in September and should be up and running by next June. With Pride Manfacuring's wooden golf tee plant next door, both of the plants will share some of the expences and the pellet plant can use scrap wod generated by Pride.
Two people were sent to the hospital after an accident in Eddington earlier today.67-year old Johann Williamson of Eddington was driving a Toyota SUV westbound on Route Nine when she pulled to the right of a driveway and did a U-turn.Causing her to strike a Chrysler sedan traveling behind her.The sedan was driven by 74-year-old Doris Livingston of Calais.88-year old David Livingston was a passenger in the sedan.Williamson was taken to St. Joseph hospital with head and neck injuries.And Doris Livingston was transported to Eastern Maine Medical enter with minor facial injuries.Traffic along Main Road in Eddington was held up for about an hour and a half.
Cherryfield native Carlton Willey, who played 8 seasons in Major League Baseball from 1958-1965, passed away due to complications from lung cancer Monday night, according to family members. He was 78-years-old.Friends and family say his heart was always in Cherryfield. "He liked Cherryfield, he was a Cherryfield boy," says lifelong friend Harold Sprague.Carlton Willey grew up here in Cherryfield doing what most kids around here did in the 1930's and 40's: playing baseball. "If there was no field out there we'd go out and play," says Sprague "there might have been an old barn out there for a backstop, something like that, we played baseball all the time, there wasn't anything else to do just play baseball."Known as "Cardy" to his close friends it wasn't hard to see his talents on the baseball field as well as off. Willey used his baseball prowess to his advantage at an early age according to his cousin Joanne Willey. "We like to have Carlton go up to the Cherryfield Fair with us because he would win all the prizes,throwing the baseball, knocking the bottles off the shelves and then the fair people soon found out what we were up to and that was the end of that."It was after Willey left Cherryfield for the bright lights of Major League Baseball that he helped to put Cherryfield on the map. He was named National League Rookie of the Year by The Sporting News in 1958 while pitching for the Milwaukee Braves. Willey also appeared in the 1958 World Series where he recorded 2 strikeouts against the New York Yankees. "Watching him in that World Series game I was working in a law office in Massachusetts," says Joanne Willey, "we closed the office in the afternoon, and we watched on a little black and white T.V. and my boss was quite impressed that I knew a Major League pitcher." The Braves would eventually lose the series in seven games to the Yankees. Willey also made history in September of 1963 while pitching for the New York Mets. In a 4-2 Mets victory over the New York Giants at the Polo Grounds, Willey retired the side in order getting all three Alou brothers, Jesus, Matty, and Felipe consecutively. It was the first time in Major League history three siblings had bat consecutively, and were retired, in the same inning. Willey retired shortly after breaking his jaw during a game. He played 8 seasons for the Braves and the New York Mets. He returned to Cherryfield full of stories to tell. "He played with a lot of great players," says Joanne Willey, "there were Casey Stengel stories, Hank Aaron stories, and he was always willing to talk to anybody."Everyone agrees, Willey ramined humble to the very end. "He was just amazed that people cared enough to come out," says Kathy Upton, President of the Cherryfield Historical Society, "he couldn't understand, after all these years that anybody really cared about who Carlton Willey really was, or even remembered him."While you may be hard pressed to find anyone who knew Carlton Willey that didn't love him, his close friends say: Nobody's perfect, "Unfortunately for living in Cherryfield he was a Yankees fan" says Joanne Willey, "and those of us who belong in Red Sox nation didn't forgive him for that."


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Helen Blevens Obituary
1914 - 2009
Helen K. Blevens, 95, of Manchester, died July 30, 2009 at St. Teresa Monor.
Ms. Blevens was born in Manchester, June 19, 1914 to Victor and Maryana (Piotrowski) Irzyk. She attended local schools and was a lifelong resident of this city.
Ms. Blevens worked as a weaver at Arms Textiles and prior to her retirement, she worked at GTE Sylvania in Manchester
She was a communicant of St. Hedwig Church.
Members of her family include 4 sons: Clarence G. Blevens Jr., Richard W. Blevens, both of Candia, Kenneth E. Blevens of Bow, Bruce J. Blevens of Lincoln, 3 daughters; Beverly White and Elizabeth Garon both of Auburn, Patricia Duquette of Hampton, 25 grandchildren, 35 great grandchildren, 19 great great grandchildren, a sister; Antoinette Carrie of Santa Anna, California.
She was predeceased by a sister, Victoria Goss.
Calling hours are Sunday from 4 to 7 p.m. at Durning, Bykowski & Young Funeral Home, 285 Manchester St., corner of Beech St.
A graveside service is Monday at 10 a.m. at St. Hedwig Cemetery, Bedford.
Memorial donations may be made to VNA Hospice, 33 South Commercial St., Suite 401, Manchester, NH 03101.
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