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Gadi Yarkoni, the last person injured during Operation Protective Edge, was released today from Soroka Hospital in Be'er Sheva.
Egypt-based Hamas official Moussa Abu Marzouk says Gaza landlords are refusing to rent to Hamas terrorists.
Rockets and violence over diplomacy and passivity is the Palestinian Arab ruling style of choice, as reflected in a PCPSR poll.
The body of 1st Sgt. Shachar Shalev was laid to rest this afternoon in the cemetery in Hipsin.
The recent war in Gaza is not expected to inflict any lasting damage on economic performance.
Cabinet holds special session in Ashkelon, faces criticism from local residents, officials over lack of aid package
Sgt. Shahar Shalev, an IDF paratrooper who was critically wounded in the Gaza Strip during Operation Protective Edge, has died of his wounds. His death brings the number of Israeli casualties from Operation Protective Edge to 72. Baruch Dayan HaEmet.
Hamas' supreme leader Khaled Mashaal dashed any hopes of long-term peace with Israel in a speech in Qatar on Thursday in which he shot from the hip at Israel and also at his terrorist organization's new partner, the rival Fatah movement headed by Palestinian Authority chairman Mahmoud Abbas. His lengthy speech in Qatar, which has […]
Iconic pro-Israel comedian Joan Rivers is in critical condition following a throat procedure.
In the wake of a 12th Israel-Gaza cease-fire, Britain's Jews and Muslims have issued a joint call for peace.
Only time PLO seems interested in justice for Palestinians is when Israel is involved
For years, Binyamin Netanyahu's views on negotiating with terrorists, and on negotiating under fire have been clear: In his defining treatise on the subject Terrorism: How the West Can Win, Netanyahu spelled out clear guidelines for dealing with the scourge of attacks on civilians. Amongst other principles, the then up-and-coming Likud leader said clearly that terrorists must […]
One Arab tried to infiltrate Israel and dozens stoned IDF troops over the Gaza security fence Thursday, as Gazans celebrated their "victory" over Israel by initiating low-level clashes near Kibbutz Nahal Oz. IDF forces responded with warning shots in the air. No injuries or property damage were reported.
Uzi Arad launches ferocious attack on Netanyahu, DM Ya'alon. Praises home front but says pols giving nothing but marketing spin.
Israel's Ambassador to the United Nations is demanding the world body take action against Hamas for its use of human shields.
Two people were wounded after numerous mortar shells were fired into northern Israel from Syria on Wednesday in 3 separate attacks.
A green bell pepper affectionately dubbed "Godzilla" by the children of Moshav Ein Yahav in the northern Arava desert has won a place in the Guinness Book of World Records.
Though the permissibility of watching hired sports players go to battle in a large stadium is a source of controversy amongst Torah observant Jews, the food being served at the upcoming Super Bowl games in New Orleans is not.
Rabbi Yitzchok Moully, youth director at the Chabad Jewish Center in Basking Ridge, New Jersey, will be introducing a new art installation in honor of Tu B'Shevat, the Jewish New Year of Trees, inspired by the destruction of Hurricane Sandy.
More than 2,000 people have made contributions in memory of the young victims of the school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut to plant a grove of trees in Israel.
Shoshana Hebshi, a half-Jewish, half-Arab woman from Ohio is suing Frontier Airlines, the FBI, TSA and other governmental agencies after she says she was forced off a flight, strip-searched, and imprisoned on the tenth anniversary of the World Trade Center attacks.
Women may enter military combat in the United States, following the lift of a military ban on women in combat by defense secretary Leon Panetta.
The Jewish National Fund will reconsider a plan to forest parts of the Arava desert, following the request of environmental organizations to consider the impact of trying to alter the native ecosystem.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov warned Israel and western countries not to attempt to stop Iran's nuclear program through military means.
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The Watch Dogs delay sent out an important message to Ubisoft's first-party development teams, according David Polfeldt, managing director of The Division studio Massive Entertainment.
The Watch Dogs release date is set for May 27, although the open-world game was originally scheduled to launch in November 2013, only to be pushed back due to quality concerns.
Polfeldt told Examiner: "It's tremendously important for us as a developer studio, to know that the owner and the publisher are ready to take that hit, and [the Watch Dogs delay] was a massive hit. I think their shares fell 25 per cent on the day it was announced it was being delayed.
"It takes so much courage to live through that day and still think that was a good decision. So for us in the development [side of things], that's an important message that ultimately the management will back up the goals that we have, which is the game has to be great.
"That's ultimately the end goal and then it's a million times better if it's on time," Polfeldt added, "but if there is a choice between time and quality, then quality will win."
Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot has said that The Division release date will fall "closer to the end of 2014 than the start", possibly lining up the title as a Christmas release.
In January, GameReactor alleged that a developer from Massive had labelled the game's 2014 launch target "laughable" and ruled out a release this year.
But asked for a status update on the project in CVG's most recent The Division preview, game director Ryan Barnard said: "Production is on track and great. All we can do is offer our official response, which is that we don't comment on speculation and rumours. It's unfortunate that that's out there but everything's going great here in Sweden apart from the weather."
In the works since 2012, the Xbox One, PS4 and PC game is principally being developed by Massive, although it was confirmed earlier this year that both The Crew studio Ubisoft Reflections and Tom Clancy specialist Ubisoft Red Storm had been drafted in to collaborate on the project
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YAKIMA, Wash. (AP) - A 23-year-old woman reported missing while hiking the Pacific Crest Trail in southwest Washington has been found safe, but a search has been suspended for an Oregon man.
Authorities say Alejandra Wilson of Oregon was located Saturday afternoon _ cold and tired but otherwise OK.
A search team spotted her walking in the Crest trail area. She was reported missing after becoming overdue for a check-in last Monday.
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Drug overdose deaths in Minnesota exceed traffic fatalities for first time (MinnPost.com)
Traffic accidents are so 2013. The Strib's Kevin Giles says, "Overdose deaths in Minnesota from prescription painkillers and heroin have soared to a level that now exceeds deaths from motor vehicle accidents, new numbers from the state Department of Health show. … In 2013, the Health Department reported, 507 Minnesotans died of all types of drug overdoses including 329 in the 11-county metro area. Deaths from prescribed pain relievers — and illegal heroin, a close cousin in the opiate family — accounted for many of them. By comparison, 374 Minnesotans died in motor vehicle accidents." Read More…
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In 2010, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) expanded health care coverage to several million previously uninsured young adults. Research out today from the School of Public Health at the University of Minnesota finds that the ACA's young adult insurance expansion coincided with modest increases to inpatient mental health and inpatient substance abuse care utilization, while emergency department use for these disorders declined. Young adults were also less likely to be uninsured when they did use these hospital-based services.
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How she got involved: "My mom has worked in the HIV field, in the health department, and I did a lot of volunteer work for her. I got introduced to Cares through her and her work, so it was a shoo-in when I got my [bachelor's] degree [in psychology]."
Best part of the job: "Working with people one on one, when you finally get people to stay in care, when that clicks and they're ready to help take care of themselves, then you can help them more."
Worst part of the job: "It can be frustrating dealing with people. As a case manager, you're dealing with a lot of landlord issues, stuff like that. It can be really frustrating going through a lot of red tape to get your clients the help and assistance they need."
What she's learning: "The struggles people face every day. You'd be amazed at some of the issues that we face with our clients. They're looking to us for help, and we have the tools. But it's just amazing to see what people go through, and really kind of saddening, but to be able to help them is really kind of empowering."
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As a member of a family that excels at sport, Tom Ellis is continuing a deep tradition. Somerset born and bred, he represented England U16 against Italy, has been a member of the Bath Academy since 2009/10 and has been studying geography, psychology and PE at AS and A level at Millfield School. His began his education at Butleigh Primary School and appeared in every U20 Six Nations match this year together with another against Italy in the Junior World Championship in New Zealand.
Tom first played at Tor RFC when he was six and appeared for England U18 in preparatory games last season against Northampton Saints and Leicester Tigers, before starting the match against France that his side won 18-16 at Fylde in February 2012. He subsequently came off the bench against Scotland at Hawick.
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Tom's great-great grandfather Arthur Mold played cricket for Lancashire and England and uncle Brian Roberts threw the javelin for Great Britain. As Millfield Prep School Player of the Year in 2006, Tom's rugby prospects have grown. He said: "I have been inspired by reading the biography of Lawrence Dallaglio, the player I most admire. John Mallett and John Brimacombe were my current mentors at Millfield."
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No one expects to fall for an Internet scamMay 26,2013I received a distressing note from a friend named Mark who needed help with his bills after his bag and passport were stolen in Manila.
I have made contact with my bank but it would take me 3-5 working days to access funds in my account, read the email. The bad news is my flight will be leaving very soon but I am having problems settling the hotel bills and the hotel manager wont let me leave until I settle the bills, I need your help financially and I promise to make the refund once I get back home, you are my last resort and hope.
Many of you would spot this note for what it is, a scam.
I dont know Mark. Had the scoundrels email not been captured by my spam filter, I might have been tempted to open it because of the subject line: SAD NEWS!!
Or, if I werent super sensitive to cons and I was lonely, I might respond to another email that said: It is a thing of surprise for you to receive my message this morning. Though we have never met each other face to face but i decided to contact you after going through your profile and i felt convinced that you will be a good person to trust. I have a problem in which i think that you will be of good help to me but before sharing that problem with you i will like us to know each other very well and i will like us to build trust first.
The misspellings and poor grammar would warn most people. But such a correspondence has worked, with the person, usually operating overseas, successfully soliciting money.
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Well, lots of people millions, in fact. According to a Federal Trade Commission survey conducted in late 2011 and early 2012, an estimated 25.6 million American adults, or nearly 11 percent, have been fraud victims. Where do people get duped the most?
Not surprisingly, the Internet. Specifically, email, social media, Internet auction sites and Internet classified advertising.
The Internet was the most common way victims first learned about offers that turned out to be fraudulent, according to the FTC report.
People placed orders using the Internet in almost 40 percent of the fraud cases in 2011, up from 20 percent reported in the agencys 2005 survey. The most frequent frauds involved weight-loss products, prize promotions, work-at-home programs and falsely billed buyer-club memberships or Internet services.
You may smugly think you couldnt be conned, but the FTC found that there are circumstances and personal characteristics that make people more susceptible.
Who are these victims?
Risk takers. The FTC says it used two measures to examine the relationship between risk taking and the likelihood of becoming a fraud victim. The agency looked at the self-reported willingness of survey participants to take risks. The FTC also examined consumers who had engaged in risky purchasing practices such as buying a product after getting an unsolicited email from an unknown company. Those who reported a high willingness for risk taking were three times as likely to have been victims of fraudulent prize promotions. Those who met the definition of risky purchasing practices were almost four times as likely to have been victims of fake prize promotions.
Grieving people. Folks who had recently experienced a bad life event a divorce, death of a family member or close friend, serious injury or illness in their family, or job loss were much more likely to be victimized. If someone had experienced a major disruption in the previous two years, they were more than 2½ times as likely to have been a fraud victim.
This is why experts recommend that you dont make major financial decisions too soon after a death or other calamity. Your judgment could be impaired.
Debtors. This makes sense. Many of the cons go after people in debt because they want to escape their financial troubles. And their anxiousness is just what the con artists count on. If you are desperate, youre more likely to want a quick solution. In fact, victimization rates were lower among those who self-reported themselves as more patient, the report said.
The FTC says its examination of how people are deceived helps the agencys enforcement and education efforts. Check out the FTCs 10 Ways to Avoid Fraud at www.ftc.gov or call 877-382-4357 to order by mail. But the agency can do only so much. So just be careful out there.
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Guitar World commemorated 2011′s 60th anniversary of the Fender Telecaster with an all-out Tele-bration feature story inside its January issue.
The 11-page article included exhaustive historical data, absorbing narrative and eye-catching images that any Tele enthusiast will want to read.
Guitar World also gave its own opinion on the 60-year-old invention, calling it "the electric guitar that revolutionized the industry."
"The classic and pragmatic simplicity of the Telecaster design lies at the heart of its suitability to just about any style and genre," reported the magazine.
Guitar World also list a series of conspicuous Tele-wielders, ranging from country icons Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings to Brit-rockers Jeff Beck and George Harrison.
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Means "lord of the wall", derived from Welsh udd "lord, prince" combined with gwal "wall, rampart".
IESUS m Biblical Latin
Latin form of Iesous (see JESUS).
IGNAS m Lithuanian
Lithuanian form of IGNATIUS
ILIJA m Macedonian, Serbian, Croatian, Bulgarian
Macedonian, Serbian and Croatian form of ELIJAH, and a Bulgarian variant transcription of ILIYA.
İLKİN m Turkish, Azerbaijani
Means "first" in Turkish and Azerbaijani.
IMAMU m Eastern African, Swahili
Means "spiritual leader" in Swahili, ultimately from Arabic إمام (Imam).
IMANI f & m Eastern African, Swahili, African American
Means "faith" in Swahili, ultimately of Arabic origin.
INDRA m Indian, Hinduism
Means "possessing drops of rain" from Sanskrit इन्दु (indu) "a drop" and र (ra) "possessing"... [more]
INIGO m English (Rare)
English form of ÍÑIGO... [more]
IOANE m Georgian (Archaic)
Older Georgian form of JOHN
IOHEL m Biblical Latin
Form of JOEL used in the Latin Old Testament.
IONAS m Biblical Greek, Biblical Latin
Form of JONAH used in the Greek Bible... [more]
IORAM m Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek
Form of JORAM used in the Greek and Latin Old Testament.
IOSES m Biblical Greek
Original Greek form of JOSES
IOSUE m Biblical Latin
Latin form of JOSHUA
IOVIS m Roman Mythology
Ancient Roman form of JOVE
IPATI m Russian (Rare)
Variant transcription of IPATIY
ISAAC m English, Jewish, Biblical, Biblical Latin
From the Hebrew name יִצְחָק (Yitzchaq) which meant "he laughs"... [more]
ISAAK m Russian, German, Biblical Greek
Russian and German form of ISAAC, as well as the form used in the Greek Old Testament.
ITHAI m Biblical
From a Hebrew name spelled variously אִתַּי ('Ittay) or אִיתַי ('Itay) meaning "with me"... [more]
'ITTAY m Biblical Hebrew
Biblical Hebrew form of ITHAI
IUDAS m Biblical Latin
Latin form of JUDAH
ÍVARR m Ancient Scandinavian
Old Norse form of IVOR
IVORY m & f African American
From the English word for the hard, creamy-white substance which comes from elephant tusks and was formerly used to produce piano keys.
'IYYOV m Biblical Hebrew
Biblical Hebrew form of JOB
JACOB m English, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Biblical
From the Latin Iacobus, which was from the Greek Ιακωβος (Iakobos), which was from the Hebrew name יַעֲקֹב (Ya'aqov)... [more]
JADEN m & f English (Modern)
An invented name, using the popular aden suffix sound found in such names as Braden, Hayden and Aidan... [more]
JADYN f & m English (Modern)
Variant of JADEN
JAIME (1) m Spanish, Portuguese
Spanish and Portuguese form of JAMES
JAKOB m German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, Slovene, Estonian, Croatian
Cognate of JACOB (or JAMES).
JALEN m African American (Modern)
An invented name... [more]
JAMAR m African American
Recently created name, possibly a blend of JAMAL and LAMAR... [more]
JAMES m English, Biblical
English form of the Late Latin name Iacomus which was derived from Ιακωβος (Iakobos), the New Testament Greek form of the Hebrew name Ya'aqov (see JACOB)... [more]
JANUS m Roman Mythology
Means "archway" in Latin... [more]
JARED m English, Biblical
From the Hebrew name יָרֶד (Yared) or יֶרֶד (Yered) meaning "descent"... [more]
JAREK m Polish, Czech
Diminutive of Slavic names beginning with the element jary "fierce, strong", such as JAROSŁAW.
JARON (2) m English (Modern)
Invented name, probably based on JARED and DARREN.
JASON m English, French, Greek Mythology (Anglicized), Biblical
From the Greek name Ιασων (Iason), which was derived from Greek ιασθαι (iasthai) "to heal"... [more]
JAXON m English (Modern)
Variant of JACKSON
JEHAN m Medieval French
Old French form of Iohannes (see JOHN).
JELLE m Frisian, Dutch
Originally a Frisian short form of Germanic names beginning with the element gild "sacrifice, value"... [more]
JEMMY m English (Archaic)
Medieval diminutive of JAMES
JENGO m Eastern African, Swahili
Means "building" in Swahili.
JERRY m & f English
Diminutive of JEREMY, JEROME, GERALD, GERALDINE, and other names beginning with the same sound.
JESSE m English, Dutch, Biblical
From the Hebrew name יִשַׁי (Yishay) which possibly means "gift"... [more]
JESUS m Theology, Biblical
English form of Ιησους (Iesous), which was the Greek form of the Aramaic name יֵשׁוּעַ (Yeshu'a)... [more]
JEWEL f & m English
In part from the English word jewel, a precious stone, derived from Old French jouel, which was possibly related to jeu "game"... [more]
JIMMU m Far Eastern Mythology
Means "divine warrior", from Japanese 神 (jin) "god" and 武 (mu) "warrior"... [more]
JOASH m Biblical
From the Hebrew name יוֹאָשׁ (Yo'ash) which possibly meant either "fire of YAHWEH" or "YAHWEH has given"... [more]
JOHAN m Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Low German, Dutch, Czech
Scandinavian, Low German and Czech form of Iohannes (see JOHN).
JONAS (1) m Lithuanian
Lithuanian form of JOHN
JONAS (2) m Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, German, Dutch, Biblical
From Ιωνας (Ionas), the Greek form of JONAH... [more]
JONTY m English (British)
Diminutive of JONATHAN
JORGE m Spanish, Portuguese
Spanish and Portuguese form of GEORGE
JOSES m Biblical
From Ιωσης (Ioses), a Greek variant of JOSEPH used in the New Testament to distinguish Joseph the brother of James from the many other characters of that name.
JOSIF m Serbian, Macedonian
Serbian and Macedonian form of JOSEPH
JOSSE m French (Rare), Medieval French
French form of Iudocus (see JOYCE).
JOSUÉ m French, Spanish, Portuguese
French, Spanish and Portuguese form of JOSHUA
JOUKO m Finnish
Short form of JOUKAHAINEN
JOVAN m Serbian, Macedonian
Serbian and Macedonian form of JOHN
JOYCE f & m English
From the medieval masculine name Josse, which was derived from the earlier Iudocus, which was a Latinized form of the Breton name Judoc meaning "lord"... [more]
JUDOC m Breton, Ancient Celtic
Breton form of JOYCE
JULIO m Spanish, Portuguese
Spanish and Portuguese form of JULIUS
KADEN m English (Modern)
Variant of CADEN
KAITO m Japanese
From Japanese 海 (kai) "sea, ocean" combined with 斗 (to), which refers to the constellation Ursa Major, or 翔 (to) "soar, fly".
KAJUS m Lithuanian
Lithuanian form of GAIUS
KALEB m English (Modern)
English variant of CALEB
KALEV (2) m Biblical Hebrew
Hebrew form of CALEB
KAVEH m Iranian, Persian Mythology
Possibly means "royal" in Avestan... [more]
KAYIN (1) m & f Western African, Yoruba
Means "celebrated child" in Yoruba.
KAYIN (2) m Biblical Hebrew
Hebrew form of CAIN
KAZUO m Japanese
From Japanese 一 (kazu) "one" or 和 (kazu) "harmony" combined with 男 (o) "male" or 夫 (o) "husband, man".
KEEFE m Irish, English (Rare)
From an Irish surname, an Anglicized form of Ó Caoimh meaning "descendent of CAOMH".
KEGAN m English (Modern)
Variant of KEEGAN
KEITH m English, Scottish
From a Scottish surname which was originally derived from a place name, itself probably derived from the Brythonic element cet meaning "wood"... [more]
KELLY m & f Irish, English
Anglicized form of the Irish given name CEALLACH or the surname derived from it Ó Ceallaigh... [more]
KENYA (1) m Russian
Diminutive of INNOKENTIY
KERRY m & f English
From the name of the Irish county, called Ciarraí in Irish Gaelic, which means "CIAR's people".
KEVIN m English, Irish, French, German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish
Anglicized form of the Irish name Caoimhín, derived from the older Irish Cóemgein, composed of the Old Irish elements cóem "kind, gentle, handsome" and gein "birth"... [more]
KEVYN m & f English (Rare)
Variant or feminine form of KEVIN
KGOSI m Southern African, Tswana
Means "king, chief" in Tswana.
KIBWE m Eastern African, Swahili
Means "blessed" in Swahili.
KIRAN m & f Indian
Derived from the Sanskrit word किरण (kirana), which can mean "dust" or "thread" or "sunbeam".
KIRBY m English
From an English surname which was originally from a place name meaning "church settlement" in Old Norse.
KIRIL m Bulgarian, Macedonian
Bulgarian and Macedonian form of CYRIL
KLAAS m Low German, Dutch
Low German and Dutch short form of NICHOLAS
KLAOS m Limburgish
Limburgish short form of NICHOLAS
KLEON m Ancient Greek
Greek form of CLEON
Aaren ⇔ Brady
Brais ⇔ Enéas
Eneko ⇔ Idowu
Idris ⇔ Kleon
Knute ⇔ Nevio
Ngozi ⇔ Samir
Samir ⇔ Ville
Vimal ⇔ Zviad


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Across mountain valleys and prairies rich with grass, past high peaks and flowing rivers, the distant land did call: "Come make your home with me".
They came.
And they called the land Montana.
The above writing is inscribed on a plaque near a bronze statue in front of the Wheatland County Courthouse in Harlowton, Montana.
The statue, and a large Veterans' Memorial Wall on the other side of the courthouse, are both incredibly inspiring.
I was in Harlowton a few weeks ago and stopped to admire this display.
First of all, it reminded me of all the hardships that homesteaders endured. Some survived, some didn't, some gave up and went back to where they had been before the lure of free land created a movement to this land that became Montana.
This statue shows a family of a mother, a father and young son. I'd like to know if it was modeled after a real family, and whether or not they survived the hardships of homesteading.
This tribute to the hardy folks who came to Montana seeking a better life was erected in 1989, 100 years after Montana had become a state.
On November 8, 2014 Montana celebrated her 125th birthday.
And, if you are near Harlowton, take a drive through town, admire all the old stone buildings and stop by the courthouse. I hope you feel as proud as I did when I thought about what it took to start a new life in this land we call Montana.
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Today I drove to Augusta, a mere 60 miles from Great Falls, and it is usually a beautiful drive. And, a beautiful drive it was today if you don't mind a little rain.
My goal was simple - to have a piece of pie at the Lazy B Bar and Cafe in Augusta.
Some friends had mentioned that the Lazy B had wonderful pie and I decided to check it out and include it on Central Montana's pie trail. Pie "research" was almost complete except for this one last stop so a little rain wasn't going to stop me.
I've learned my lesson that our local cafes can sell out of pie, even early in the day, so I called yesterday just to see if they would have pie.
I was assured that they would have pie and there would be several different kinds. The person I talked to said she would even leave a note that I was coming.
I got to the Lazy B a little after noon, parked and tried to look inconspicuous as I toted a backpack with camera gear, my Ipad in a case, a folder with forms for the cafe owner to complete and my purse.
Oh yeah, it looked like I was "not from around these parts" as my Mom used to say.
The restaurant seemed quiet with two guys seated at one table and one gal in the kitchen.
I picked a table in the corner so all of my gear would be out of the way. The gal in the kitchen came out and said "you must be the pie lady". I said I was and that I appreciated the person I spoke with yesterday leaving the message.
A couple of bowls of soup were delivered to the table next to me. Hot homemade tomato soup on a cloudy rainy day was just what my tummy was looking for!
I've learned to pace myself while doing my pie research and I only ordered a cup of soup. Jeez, I ate that and I wanted more soup but figured I had better skip it.
All this time, people were casually coming and going, chatting, kidding each other, and teasing the cook. Everyone who came in the cafe knew everyone else in the cafe. After awhile I realized that I was joining in the conversations!
Now it was time to get down to business.
I ordered sour cream raisin pie although the other choices sounded good too - rocky road, apple and strawberry rhubarb.
A guy in the corner named Short heard my order and started telling his pie story.
He told the cook that his wife had a piece of Lazy B sour cream raisin pie at their house the other day. He said he didn't think he liked that kind of pie but tried it. Then he said it was "damn good, it was addicting, and he ate the entire piece".
That is a testimony for good pie!
Jami Bouchard owns the Lazy B (she bought it in 2011) and her mother Kerry Bouchard manages it.
They proudly serve beef and pork from Vaughn meats (just down the road) and I also noticed Montana 7 Grain Oatmeal on the breakfast menu. The menu is diverse offering 8 ounce beef patties for burgers, a variety of steaks, salads, homemade pizza, homemade soups, daily specials and homemade pie.
The Lazy B is open seven days a week and serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. And a lot of pie! While I was there, not one person left the cafe today without the question - do you want some pie to finish off that meal?
The bar and cafe are separate and the Lazy B occupies what was once Hotel Augusta. I liked the decor, the friendliness and casual banter of all of the patrons.
And then there is the food. I could have eaten more than twice as much soup as I did, I did not even leave a crumb of pie on my plate, and I'd still like to try their burgers. When I left I realized I had been there over two hours. Two very relaxing and fun hours.
Yes, I get paid to do this job and I meet the nicest people in my travels around Central Montana. Stay tuned for details on our pie trail, have a map handy and start planning your road trips.
I'll be the first one to admit that we get wind in Central Montana. My comment to that is we have plenty of fresh air, no stale air pollution here!
The downside to wind in the fall is that our beautiful fall foliage tends to be short-lived. I'm not sure what's different about this year but I've found "a photo op a minute" in several different directions when I've been out driving.
Tonight I drove southwest of Great Falls, taking the frontage road (old highway) to Cascade and then to the Hardy recreation area.
I didn't see anyone wading or in driftboats near Cascade but I did stop and take this colorful photo. That's the Big Belt mountains in the background and the Missouri River.
My timing was perfect for catching some fishermen on the river upstream though, squeezing in that last cast to land "the one that was THAT big".
As I rounded Pelican Point fishing access site and started in to the Hardy recreation area I was rewarded with several boats near the silver bridge.
The light was good when I was closer to Cascade but it wasn't the best as I worked my way upstream. There was heavy cloud cover that hadn't been around when I started my drive.
Still, the scenery looked great and I ended up taking a lot of photos.
These are just a couple of many photos I took on my short drive. If I had more daylight I would have kept on driving further into the canyon on the frontage road.
I only ventured about 36 miles from Great Falls. My advice is to get out and enjoy the scenery while you can. Pretty soon those beautifully colored leaves will be gone.
Another road trip popped up on my schedule and this one would take me to eastern Montana. I had a couple of options for highway routes when I left Great Falls and I chose to go through Harlowton.
Harlowton and its neighbor community of Judith Gap are best known these days for the large wind farm between the two towns. I love driving through that area although it's easy to be distracted by wind towers with blades turning on both sides of the highway.
I had heard that the restaurant in the historic Graves Hotel building in Harlowton had re-opened and I was eager to try it out - a perfect stop for a late breakfast or early lunch. Before I made final plans I called a friend in Harlowton to make sure they were open on Sunday. I was in luck!
It was 10:30am when we got to Harlowton and the Graves Hotel. I was hungry and tired of sitting in the car. But, the sun was shining so nicely on that beautiful old stone building so out came my camera and I started taking photos.
I had never been inside the building. It had a restaurant that was open briefly a few years ago and I never got there. Whenever I've been in Harlowton I've always admired the structure from the outside though.
Once we were seated in the casual dining area we ordered breakfast from a good selection of entrees. While my meal was being prepared I wandered about the restaurant.
The casual dining area has antiques and crafts for sale, all cleverly displayed. The other customers looked like locals, or they seemed to know the folks working there so I assumed they were all from Harlowton.
Breakfast was good - an omelet made just how I ordered it, plenty of fresh fruit and toast. I ate and ate but finally decided I'd take the fruit along with me in the car.
After we paid for our meals the owner gave us a tour and some history of the building.
The formal dining area is completely finished with a beautiful tin ceiling and period lights. The casual dining area still needs work but I'd say this building has a lot of potential. These old buildings have so much detail. Each doorway had a "G" engraved in the corners for Graves.
When you first enter the restaurant you see the staircase that goes to the hotel part of the building. The former registration desk is where you pay for your meal and see tempting baked goodies.
Some history - in 1907 Harlowton had a fire that destroyed 24 buildings on Main Street. After that, fire codes were put in place and the Graves Hotel was built in 1909 by A. C. Chris Graves, a prominent businessman. The Graves is made from stone quarried on the site where the hotel stands.
Upon completion the hotel had 150 electric lights, pretty impressive for 1909! It had 45 sleeping rooms and a veranda with views of the Musselshell valley.
The outside of the building has 1908 on the tallest part of the building so I'm assuming that was the year most of it was constructed. All of the literature said it opened in 1909.
The hotel is now on the National Register of Historic Places. The owners plan to gradually restore all three stories although they will have fewer, but larger, sleeping rooms with bathrooms.
Restoring historic buildings is a true labor of love. The owners already had stories to tell about the boiler system and some construction glitches. I'm glad they have persevered and I hope they can get the structure restored.
Heading to Harlo? I recommend scheduling a stop at the restaurant in the Graves Hotel on Main Street.
Every now and then, actually quite frequently during the summer, you'll hear me complaining about highway construction. If I'm not complaining I'm stressing about whether or not I'll hit construction and be delayed.
Well, I must give kudos where they are do.
A week ago I was traveling south on US Hwy 89. I knew there had been construction there this past summer but it was after work hours and I hoped they were either done with the project or done working for the day.
The project isn't quite done but I was so amazed to see a roadside pullout every few miles. If I had known I'd discover this I would have tried to figure out if there was a pattern like every 5 miles, every 3 miles etc. The pullouts were probably put where the road and landowner allowed but what a nice touch to an incredibly scenic drive.
Fall weather has been around for a few weeks so deciduous trees were putting on a show.
The sun was beginning to set so I had perfect light for photos.
Finally, the sun DID set and I was near another pullout. Score!
Remember to keep your camera and binoculars handy when taking drives in Montana. You'll be rewarded if you're on US Hwy 89 between Fairfield and Dupuyer and I bet you'll be tempted to pull over and enjoy the view.
Thanks to some foresight by highway planners and probably input from area landowners, we have safer roads and we can stop our vehicles without worrying about obstructing traffic.
Central Montana at it's best!
I was in Lewistown, Montana a couple of weeks ago. My day had been one of those where just about every hour I had to be somewhere and I was feeling like I was glued to the clock and hadn't completed anything.
When my last scheduled meeting was over I knew I had 100 miles to go to get home. Still, I decided I could use a de-stress session and I took some time to enjoy the Lewistown Community Labyrinth.
I'm always amazed when I mention Lewistown's labyrinth and people say they don't know about it.
The labyrinth is located in Frank Day Park and was constructed in 1996. If you are driving east on Main Street, turn right on 5th and you'll drive right to the park. The community swimming pool is also there.
When I arrived at the labyrinth the other day there were four other people walking it.
I got my camera out and took a few photos of the ornate benches and the statue in the labyrinth.
Lewistown had experienced a cold snap not too long after Labor Day and a few of the flowers were nipped. Most survived though and the labyrinth still looked very pretty.
Steve Lillegard, artist from Stanford, Montana, sculpted the statue that stands in the labyrinth. The statue depicts a young girl watering flowers and is a beautiful addition to the labyrinth. A few years ago when I was visiting with Steve he told me he used his daughter as a model for that statue.
After taking photos I started to walk the labyrinth. I debated about doing a slow moving video and then I decided I had stopped there to de-stress and I just walked and enjoyed the serenity of the area. The other walkers had left and I had the place to myself. It was quiet and so pretty.
When I finished walking the labyrith I drove to 618 Coffee and got a cup of tea for the drive home. My mission to de-stress was accomplished!
If you are heading to Lewistown set aside some time to enjoy walking the pathways of their community labyrinth.
When a friend gave me a personal invitation and a catalog about the Weaver Quarter Horse 19th Annual Production Sale I decided I should put it on my schedule. The event was held this past Saturday in the Livestock Building at Montana Expo Park in Great Falls.
When I arrived I decided to wander around a bit. I didn't take me long to realize that I could have just sat and watched the colts for hours before they were auctioned to the highest bidder. Playful and cute sums them up best! Bay fillies, blue roan and red roan fillies, bay roan studs, black fillies and my favorite - buckskin fillies. They weren't all weanlings but those were the cutest.
The Weaver Ranch is located in the Bear Paw Mountains (an island mountain range) near Big Sandy, Montana and was established in 1888. I believe they said they were the sixth generation to work that ranch - some pretty amazing history.
The Weaver Ranch has sold quarter horses in all 50 states, seven Canadian provinces, Germany, Mexico, South Africa and Australia.
Back to the auction.
There were two guys in the auctioneer's booth and at times it seemed like they were both talking at the same time. I'm glad I wasn't bidding because at times I wasn't sure how high the bid was.
A phone bank was set up to accommodate call-in bids and one spotter stood in front of that just to make sure the absentee bidders had the same chance as those bidding in person.
The auctioneers kept things moving quickly. I watched to see who was bidding and heard one bidder's number called out several times. There were plenty of random bidders though and it was exciting to watch.
I've been to art auctions before but this was my first horse auction.
It was fun to see and I'm glad I went!
The Central Montana Astronomy Society pulled out all of the stops (well, all of their scopes) Friday evening to view the sun and later the stars.
They always set up in the parking lot of the Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center east of Great Falls. It's far enough away from the lights of Great Falls to avoid the glow of artificial light. And, the Lewis & Clark expedition used celestial readings to guide them on their trek to explore the Louisiana Purchase - a nice connection with the Interpretive Center and the Central Montana Astronomy Society.
During the school year the astronomy group sets up viewing scopes once a month and hopes for clear skies. This was their annual Star Party Extravaganza so both solar and night time telescopes were set up. Historically, the weather cooperates during this month and the sky is great for viewing. This week was no exception to that.
The Central Montana Astronomy Society's scopes are magnificent - it's difficult to explain them but once you look through them you get it!
In addition to the outdoor telescopes, there were inside activities in the Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center.
Dr. Arthur Alt gave a talk in the theater and there were several kids activities. Lots of pre-planning effort went in to this event and I was glad to see the parking lot almost full.
What a great way to learn astronomy. I learn each time I go to this event but probably the most rewarding part is seeing the look of amazement on the faces of kids looking through those wonderful telescopes.
Check local event listings if you are in Great Falls and if you see the Central Montana Astronomy Star Party happening, take advantage of the group's knowledge and powerful telescopes.
Lewistown recently installed a "trailhead" for their beautiful walking trail system.
The trailhead has a jumping fish surrounded by interpretive panels detailing the trails and also the history of Lewistown. It's magnificent and this photo doesn't do it justice!
Here's what I learned when I checked out the trailhead.
There are two loops that comprise the Lewistown Trail System - the city loop and the airport loop.
The city loop is the core of the system and you can access it from the trailhead. It wanders throughout the historic center of Lewistown and connects the local high school, junior high and three elementary schools. It also passes through the Main Street business district and connects to major recreation facilities.
The trail system gives access to three natural areas that border the city center - Brewery Flats, the Frog Ponds and Machler Restoration Project which is under construction now.
The trail system really began when work was underway on the industrial area that became Brewery Flats. Then, the BNSF railroad corridor was acquired. Now, most of that rail bed has crushed gravel and is part of the trail system. Some portions of the city loop are paved.
When you are at the trailhead you can also learn history of Lewistown and read interpretive panels about Big Spring Creek fishing access sites (lots of access) and the Big Spring Creek Watershed.
The trailhead is located off Lewistown's Main Street near the Yogo Inn.
Next time you are in Lewistown be sure to check out the trails. They are a treasure!
First of all, a confession.
I had never been to Ackley Lake State Park until last night. When you realize it is only 7 miles off the highway from Hobson, MT it's hard to believe I haven't gone before.
It was about 5:30pm last night when I was almost to Hobson coming home from a day of work in Lewistown.
I had recently visited with the new Region 4 State Park manager and made a comment that I had been to all of the state parks in Central Montana except Ackley Lake. He asked why and I couldn't come up with a reason. At that point I decided I was going to get there!
Well, seven short and scenic miles later I pulled in to a parking area at Ackley Lake State Park.
I saw a pickup parked there, then I glanced to the south and saw three campers. Perhaps I would have someone to take a photo of instead of just some scenic shots.
Two fishermen were casting from the shore and I started visiting with them. In a matter of 15 minutes it seemed like fish started jumping all over in the lake - in the middle, not too far from shore, truly all over! My new fishing buddies were excited and trying to cast where they saw the last fish jump.
One of the fishermen told me he was 84 years old and had recently had rotator cuff surgery. He told me he could certainly be doing better if it hadn't been for that darn surgery!
There were a couple of tugs on the line, a couple of fish got away.
Then, one was hooked! We all got just a little excited as the other fisherman did some well controlled reeling in, giving the fish a little line, then bringing him in bit by bit. This guy definitely knew what he was doing.
Another fisherman was in a tube where he could paddle and fish out in the middle. He caught a fish too and the excitement was contagious.
I watched as the first fish caught was weighed and measured. It was a rainbow trout and was 16.5 inches long.
I was impressed!
Before I left Ackley Lake I walked around a bit. Campers were enjoying the great fall weather, it was so quiet you could hear a fish jump, and I was soaking up the serenity and beauty.
Ackley Lake State Park isn't large but what a perfect setting for fishing, motorboating or camping. And, the access is incredibly convenient.
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|7 months ago :: Apr 30, 2014 - 11:40AM #131
The laterst Golden Bias Award goes to Reuters!
Reuters' Bungled Headline
"Israeli Forces demolish West Bank mosque as peace talk deadline passes"
If — instead of
The Israeli army said in a statement that eight structures, including a "mosque in use", were demolished because they had been built illegally inside a dangerous live-fire military training zone.
If this sort of thing were a one time thing, it would not be a big deal. But this sort of thing is a constant everyday occurance. It happens in almost all media outlets.
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|6 months ago :: Jun 03, 2014 - 10:52AM #132
and now a word about our friends at the Grey Lady
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|6 months ago :: Jun 09, 2014 - 4:50PM #133
Just incase you missed the Grey Lady's most recent subtle anti-Israel reporting, here it is explained to you. Bias can be subtle and creep in under the radar. One must always be alert when you read the news.
NYT: Biblical Quote Evokes Gaza Rockets
As it is wont to do, The New York Times egregiously editorializes today in its
How do The Times' writers conclude from Peres' citation of the oft quoted
In a separate noteworthy point, the same article refers to Jerusalem as "considered by both Israelis and Palestinians as their capital," as if the city holds an identical status for both nations. In fact, Jerusalem is the capital of Israel (despite occasional New York Times slippage on this point), will Palestinians would like it to be their capital. That's a critical distinction that exists in the real world, and therefore one that ought to be made clear in news stories.
By treating sheer speculation as news, and by obscuring
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|3 months ago :: Sep 02, 2014 - 4:08PM #134
a must read - explains how and why of BBC bias
The BBC's Widespread Antipathy Towards Israel:
Interview series: Att'y Trevor Asserson: On the basis of my interviews with present BBC journalists and those who have recently left, Israel is a hated state by many in the organization
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|3 months ago :: Sep 02, 2014 - 4:09PM #135
Another example of the bbc getting it wrong - on purpose
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Think ya know what it's all about
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Know your enemy!
Come on!
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Know your enemy
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Land of the Free? | Reviewer: Anonymous | 2/18/13
I remember when they first came out. I thought they had rage issues. The only news footage I saw of them was about their anger. Years later came the internet. I looked up the lyrics and was blown away by what I was reading. True poetry. So few words that mean SO much. Pure genius. I am better person to have read their words.
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I think this song applies true to the heart something must be done about the eliet and the promise of democracy in reality we are in slavery to the corrupt government we need to stand the fuck up and rip this corrupt system down its time for a revolution . Yes we know our enemies they did 9 11 they attack innocent counties and kill hundreds of thousands of innocent people everyday for oil . They systemattically control us. We need to rise together and take these motherfucking dictators down
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The best band in north america | Reviewer: ashley graham | 8/12/08
They are they best band in america to this day. I have seen them twice at lollapolooza and they were best there. The lyrics in every song mean something that he believes in, that is what a true band should do
Rage Kicks Ass | Reviewer: Zer0 | 7/27/07
Rage Kicks Ass Fuck Dam Right hey know What there talkin about and when Zack De La Rocha said that everyone in the bush administration should be hung at there resent concert fuckin a every rich white one of then should be hung rage is the shit
about the song Know Your Enemy | Reviewer: bob | 6/18/07
i think this song is da best i love rage againist Machine
RAGE best in the world!!!! | Reviewer: rad | 6/6/07
Rage is the best. my brother was listening to it in his car and the first thing i did when i got home was put it on my ipod. i think the singer in rage should be the president of the U.S because he knows what he is talking unlike all the other fucking presidemts we have had.
Word is born Fight the war, fuck the norm | Reviewer: Maxxx | 2/10/07
hell yes fuck the norm! rage is awesome! they beat the shit out of any other band out there!!
hell yes
rage | Reviewer: Anonymous | 2/11/07
i'm in rage and i'm pulling out my hair!
Rock on Rage Against The Machine Fans! | Reviewer: Anonymous | 5/23/05
Rsge Against The Machine is the best band out there today! I heard them for the first time the other day and I love them! Rock on Rage Against The Machine and the fans!!!
Rage is what its all about | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/30/04
i freakin love rage against the machine and i think they were an incredibly talented band with a message they really believed in. they rock.
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