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In the arts, water has played a vital role in terms of being an inspiration. The beauty of our seas, oceans, rivers and lakes has been translated to different modes of expression. A lot of people immediately think of the ocean and marine life when it comes to the concept of Underwater Photography. Few ever thought of having people effectively translate the beauty of water. It was indeed a reverie, for we know that the underwater is a diverse kind of world. The underwater world offers a wide opportunity to express our inner mind's fantasies; an excellent platform to express our dreams. It is an underwater runway where we can showcase our art.
This is a collection of ethereal fashion portraits and conceptual shots using the underwater world as its platform of expression: the project aims to use water as a new platform for fashion and conceptual photography.
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Nice ideas... Check out the work of Howard Schatz.
He has cornered the market on underwater fine art photos.
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NFL commissioner Roger Goodell was the latest to address the death of former Bears safety Dave Duerson after arriving for a round of labor talks with the NFL Players Association on Sunday in Washington, D.C.
Duerson, 50, was found dead Thursday night in his home outside Miami, Fla., with a self-inflicted gunshot wound to his chest. His suicide came after he reportedly requested via a text message to loved ones that his brain be examined for chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a degenerative disease associated with repeated head injuries that can result in depression, dementia and suicide.
''He's a good man,'' Goodell said. ''It's sad.''
The first documented case of CTE came in 2007 after the brain tissue of former Philadelphia Eagles safety Andre Waters was examined after his suicide. Since then, some 20 cases have been diagnosed posthumously. Because the test for CTE involves examining brain tissue, the condition can't be detected until after death. Symptoms that include dementia, aggression and depression can appear months after a brain trauma or several decades later, fueling fears that there could be a future epidemic of such cases.
The suicide rate among ex-NFL players is six times the national average, according to GamesOver.org, a website dedicated to helping former players adjust to retirement.
Goodell spoke before the league and union met with a federal mediator for the third consecutive day while negotiating a new collective-bargaining agreement. The current CBA expires March 3, at which point owners are expected to lock out the players.
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Highcroft Racing returns to a happy hunting ground at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca – bringing back happy memories of clinching its 2009 American Le Mans Series championship.
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In tonight's 41-0 drubbing of Hickman at Robert M. LeMone Field, the Hawklets left an impression that will last a while.
Rock Bridge linebacker temporarily paralyzed in practice
Drew Gordon, a senior linebacker on Rock Bridge, was temporarily paralyzed during a practice. He suffered no permanent damage but will miss the rest of the season.
Williams talkative leader for Kewpies
As a sophomore last season, Josh Williams was never short on words, but his message was often lost among the more experienced voices heard on a Hickman defense that had seven All-District players. This year, Williams is making noise that has been impossible to ignore.
Freshmen runners big for Rock Bridge
It's hard to deny the impact freshmen Caleb Wilfong and Jordan Crook are having on the Rock Bridge cross country team.
Hickman softball rolls
Every senior on the Hickman softball team had a hit in a shutout victory Monday.
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Here's a look at Friday's Providence Bowl, where the Hickman Kewpies overtook the Rock Bridge Bruins 41-7. The win moved the Kewpies to 8-4 all-time against Rock Bridge.
Hickman rolls to Providence Bowl win
The Rock Bridge Bruins featured a decidedly different look at Faurot Field in Friday's annual Providence Bowl. Several of their jerseys were stolen or lost before they fell 41-7 to the Hickman Kewpies, who moved to 8-4 all-time against Rock Bridge.
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The Kewpies used a variety of unique formations and motions to the keep the Rock Bridge defense off-balance all night in Friday night's 41-7 Providence Bowl win.
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Fourteen years ago, before the grand stage and "Providence Bowl" moniker, the second contest between the rivals might have been the greatest high school football game ever played in mid-Missouri.
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Cooper knows both sides of Rock Bridge-Hickman rivalry
Jaimonte Cooper's family moved one mile so he could play for the Rock Bridge Bruins. Now a senior, Cooper is preparing for his final Providence Bowl.
Kewpie senior perfect on the mound, productive at the plate
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Taylor Cowan threw another perfect game in the Hickman softball team's 3-0 road victory over Hallsville on Monday.
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My husband & I (we are from New Jersey) are visiting states #41-45 on our list, and we have always depended on Chowhound for good dinners. This is our next trip with where we are staying and what we have planned so far:
Omaha, Cornerstone Maniosn, Gorats; same next night, Bohemian Cafe;
North Platte, Knoll's Country Inn,??Rogers Fine Foods??
Custer,Sylvan Lake, Lakoda;
Rapid City, Audrie's, Alpine Inn; same next night, Corn Exchange;
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Atlantic IA, Chestnut Charm, Redwood Steakhouse
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Not sure if you got the referral to Rogers in North Platte from one of my posts, but I highly recommend them. Serious home cooking. Make sure you save room for pie.
And I have to agree with Devotay about Iowa. I don't think you can get through the state without stopping somewhere else. I assume you're flying in and out of Omaha, driving in a big circle and coming back down I-29 through Iowa?
Sioux City has a relatively large Vietnamese and Latin American population. You might be able to get some really excellent pho or chile rellenos if you ask around a little.
Places I've liked include:
The Daily Grind in downtown Sioux City -- excellent coffee
Tastee Inn and Out in Sioux City -- a drive-in only restaurant with very good loose-meat sandwiches and onion chips (rather than rings)
Bob's Drive-Inn in LeMars -- another great loose-meat sandwich with the advantage of being right across the street from the Blue-Bunny Ice Cream Factory attraction
The Dutch Bakery and Woudstra Meat Market in Orange City -- both in cute little downtown Orange City (think windmills), with dutch letters and sweet rolls (bakery) and some scary-good coldcuts and cheese (don't go on Sunday, everything is closed)
Redwood is a great choice. The Iowa chop is something else. I've also had the fried chicken which was also great, but the chop does surpass. When I had the chop, a friend at the table had a steak which looked impressive as well. Note that this is actually in (or just outside of) Anita, near Atlantic, but down the road.
If you're staying there, for breakfast, there is a place downtown Atlantic called the Farmer's Pantry (I believe). The owner is a world champ chili maker, and he serves it on top of eggs and potatoes for breakfast. I'm sure the rest of the menu is good, too. Then, in Anita, there's a funky little coffee shop attached to an art gallery that serves breakfast as well. Forget the name, but the main strip is 3 blocks long so I think you'd find it easily.
If you're still somewhere in that area near noon, you could go up 71 from 80 to Hamlin and try Darrell's place for the tenderloin sandwich. My mom said that Darrell's son bought it and may have changed the name to his own, but it's the only thing in Hamlin I think. Ask someone and they'll point the way.
re: Dennis S
"The only thing in Hamlin, I think."
Other than a few houses, but I still missed it. I had to ask someone. Hard to find someone.
I went on Sunday, and found they are closed on Sunday. Word is the tenderloin at Darrell's Place is the same as Michael's in Des Moines. If true, it will be one of the best, at a much better price.
re: Dennis S
I would highly recommend Darrel's in Hamlin as well for DELICIOUS tenderloins. Or, if you are looking for good steaks, the only thing in Brayton is a really good steak and ribs place whose name I cannot remember--I just know that my mom always tells me its really good. THe Redwood is great for fried chicken, onion rings, and the GINORMOUS app plate--you get cut up veggies, cubed cheese, braunschweiger, olives, pickled herring, a delicious cheese spread, pineapple, etc. AND an ice cream drink called the Pink Squirrel that relies heavily on amaretto and is wonderful.
re: Dennis S
It's the Farmer's Kitchen. We ate lunch there last summer on a similar trip, but without all of these great suggestions. I had a terrible time finding information and as a result when we drive across the country this year will avoid "the heartland." I will save all of these recs, however, just in case. But I wanted to echo your praise for the Farmer's Kitchen. At lunch we had cups of chili (great flavors), his pork loin sandwich (which was a first for me and excellent), and wonderful pies made by the owner's mother. I have since posted a review on Roadfood forums. Have a nice trip AGH and do report back!
In Sioux Falls, the Victorian is no longer open. Minerva's will be there until forever, it never goes away. Minerva's is always a safe bet in Sioux Falls, nice wholesome food with great service. Not always the most interesting though.
I think there are more interesting places.
Food and Fermantation - super wine selection, Good food in non-absurd proportions. A limited selection of choises but with high quality. Also, you can ask for a cheese tray for 3 people, or for a dollar amount, the staff will make really good choices for you. They are at a new location further north on Phillips avenue.
La Libella - Ethiopian. Never busy, I don't know why, the food is really good.
Taste of India - Very good food, rarely busy, crummy location. Worth the effort. Much better than the indain restaurants recieving hig kudos in Omaha.
Try to avoid franchise heaven around the Empire Mall, and the interstate exits for 41st St. and 26th St.
re: Tubadave
Thanks, Tubadave, for your all your good suggestions. the "Victorian" I mentioned is a B&B, not a restaurant. Were you talking about the restaurant or the B&B that closed?
re: Tubadave
I went to college in Sioux Falls many years ago and went back to Sioux Falls about 20 years ago .I did eat @ minerva's ..the food was Ok and the salad bar was the high lite ..question.. is the best a city the size of Sioux Falls has to offer ?
Hi AGH,
I don't know how your palette runs, mine tends to be more on the international side, but here are some favorite spots in the region:
Omaha - Ahmad's Persian (Fessun Jun - a chicken dish with pomegranate is my favorite), V Merts has excellent steaks, wine, and midwestern fare in a classic brick lined environment.
Sioux City - The choices can be slim, but one of the best spots in town is actually a sushi restaurant, Fuji Bay downtown on 6th street, (712-277-3633), call first because sometimes they are open and sometimes they aren't. All of the fish is flown in fresh weekly, it's always been fresh, and I'm very picky about my fish. Another good spot is a newly opened restaurant, Diamond Thai on 7th street. The Thai basil fried rice and the fresh spring rolls are excellent. The owner recently moved to the area from Berkley, CA, and has his whole very nice family working in the restaurant.
Rapid City - You're right on track with the Corn Exchange. Fantastic food and a great wine list. Across the street there is a place called the Firehouse or something like that, and they have terrific hamburgers and salads.
Sioux Falls - Minerva's is quite reliable, but I agree that it is not very unique. I recently had a terrific meal at Sanna's (near 10th street) which is a Lebanese restaurant. They are open for dinner starting this month. A great lunch place in Sioux Falls is Rue 41 Bakery and Cafe. Charming french style cafe with made to order salads, soups, pannini, and a nice selection of wine by the glass.
Have a great trip and be sure to check out the badlands!
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Been years since I've been to the Firehouse. Remember decent food and good beer. I just took a look at them on Beer Advocate. They score an 88. That's pretty impressive.
Consider stopping in North Dakota's capital city, Bismarck, for a wonderful dining experience at Pirogue Grill, www.piroguegrill.com. People are raving about it these days. The ambience reminds me of big city restaurants. It features prairie cuisine and seasonal food--walleye, bison, duck, housemade sausage and North Dakota lamb and beef.
Other possibilities: my neighborhood restaurant Walrus. Food is good, reasonable. It's always busy. For ethnic German flavor, stop at Kroll's kitchen, right off the interstate, for knoephla soup. I like to order a shrimp quesadilla at Meriweather's as I look out on the Missouri River
The Bistro is always nice. Fiesta Villa has good mexican food.
This is Lewis and Clark country, and also Custer country. We have beautiful capital grounds. Have a good trip.
It has been about 10 years since my stay at Chestnut Charm but I was disappointed. May I suggest that you drive about an hour East to Des Moines and stay at the Butler House? http://www.butlerhouseongrand.com/ It is a wonderful B&B......plus there are some great restauurnats in DSM and the owners can ssist in making recommendations and reservations. My hubby and I stayed there for our recent anniversary and were thrilled with the accomodations and dinner assistance!
re: msb
Oh, my good ole' hometown!! I would actually agree about Chestnut Charm, some family came for my wedding and stayed there, but had a bad experience as well. While I think my hometown is worth visiting :), I would suggest a drive to Perry, which isn't even an hour, and offers the HOtel Pattee, which is a lovely restored hotel with themed rooms. Or, on the cheesy but wonderful end, the A Ford O Motel in Atlantic is a great little family owned hotel which hasn't been touched since the 70's--in a good way, and is owned by my third grade Sunday School teacher!!
re: thebeavises
Alas, the Hotel Pattee with its terrific dining room closed its doors on Jan. 1. It is missed. The Butler House is a nice place to stay and close to downtown. Plus, it's across the street from our underappreciated art museum and near the Salisbury House, an English Tudor Mansion that is spectacular.
re: jwagnerdsm
Oh, that's too bad. I was a little afraid when I tried to look it up and the website was gone. But you are correct, Des Moines Art Museum is amazing, and very underappreciated, so I will third the Butler house instead!
Thanks everyone for all the great leads and opinions. We'll do our best to follow your advice, and if you have any more ideas, we are open.
Hi AGH,
Not sure if you'll get this before you go. I thought I could give you some suggestions in ND since for the last year and a half spent traveling there on business. But nothing stood out for me there. SF, SD Minervas, has great food, down home atmosphere. If you go theough Sioux City, IA, find the Milwakee Weiner. It's downtown. Great Coneys!! Open from like 11-5:00 I think. Fargo has much to offer as well. If you want to come into MN about an hour east of Fargo, Spankys Stonehearth grill in Vergus, MN is second to none. Just a suggestion. My wife and I go there when ever we can. Only 30 minutes from home for us. Just a thought. Happy travels. Steve
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Thanks steve,
No we haven't gone yet. We're planning way ahead because where and what we eat is very important to us. Thanks for the suggestions.
Looks like you'll be traversing I-80 in Nebraska. If that's the case and you're craving Italian, I'd recommend stopping in Cozad (approx. 50 miles East of North Platte) for dinner at Bella Italia. I can't remember the full story, but the chef/owner hails from NYC where he ran a restaurant that Rudy Giuliani frequented. He fell in love with a Nebraska woman, moved to Cozad, and opened Bella Italia a few years ago. Where the ambiance lacks (I was told that it was formerly a Napa Auto Parts store), the food makes up for it. Excellent fare that draws crowds from hours away.
Though it's fast food, Runza offers another taste of Nebraska.
re: ggriffith
I hate to bear bad tidings, but I was in Cozad in January, and Bella Italia had a big "For Sale" sign in the window. Maybe just selling the building? That being said, it was a pretty good restaurant.
Also in Cozad is the Green Apple Cafe, one of those Main Street diners that small towns always have in the movies but seldom have in real life. Hot beef, chili, broasted chicken. And NOT TO MISS pies and apple dumplings.
re: heatherkay
So sad to hear! Was there around Christmas (have family in Kearney)--guess I should be happy to have enjoyed it while it lasted....
re: ggriffith
On a whim, I just called their phone number, and it's still in service. So maybe the building was for sale and not the business. So maybe they're still a going concern!
re: heatherkay
NO, NO! They are still there! The brother of the chef at Bella Italia ran a pizza joint next to them, and that was sold because the brother moved, but Bella Italia is still there and still very wonderful:-) It is a must if you are in the area!
re: pattibky
Thanks for your endorsment
re: heatherkay
The buidling on the corner was for sale. Not the Bella Italia. It is still alive and well. Please stop.
Redwood in Atlantic has great steaks & be sure to order the onion rings (best I've ever had). Omaha - Gorat's & Bohemian are both good choices - at the Bohemian order the boiled beef in dill gravy with the liver dumpling soup, also sweet & sour cabbage & apple dumpling (I know it sounds wierd, but trust me it's great! Also the neighborhood looks time-worn, but don't be put-off by that as I go there a lot at night & always feel absolutely safe).
Second The Dutch Bakery and Woudstra Meat Market in Orange City - love those Dutch letters!
ah Fargo - HoDo has great martinis. I would recommend Monte's, backyard patio. Very quaint and private - out the front door of HoDo, take a right, and cross the street up a bit.
I would also recommend - Nichole's Fine Pastries LLC www.nicholesfinepastry.com
13 8th St S, Fargo, 58103 - (701) 232-6430 - for dessert and coffee (cute date night)
Omaha is the only place i know on this trip--I spent some time there 8-10 yrs ago. Discount for a weak East Coast bias--I really liked O. Best resto in O by far is Le Cafe de Paris, run by a refugee from Sans Souci, a DC hot-spot in the 70s, who followed a damsel out to the prairie and stayed (or so he told me). Perfect execution of traditional recipes. very classy in all ways, and a member of Dirona. Not to be missed.
I have found the steaks in O disappointing, altho I never tried Drover's Gorat's may be Warren Buffett's fave place (and I even saw him there), and it shows Buffett's enduring quality--value. Enormous amounts of mediocre-plus steak that's not expensive. the ambiance resembles Peter Lugar's, but the meat does not. You're going to be eating steak for most of the trip; just don't do it in O. Go instead to the OLd Mkt where there is (or used to be) a French place where you could get wine and simple, wonderful food.
re: tartuffe
You have got to be kidding, tartuffe! AVOID steaks in Omaha? Not only have I "spent some time 8-10 years ago" in Omaha, I've lived here all of my life & sampled many of the best restaurants. I actually avoid steaks anywhere else when we travel as they never come up to the quality of Ne./Iowa beef. I thought that AGH was seeking "authentic" dining experiences of memorable high quality chow - which brings us to Gorats.........no it's NOT trendy, with overpriced food in a stuffy, snobby restaurant - it's great steak presented by a friendly efficient waitress who actually does look as if she has been there since the restaurant's beginning, and true, the decor does come straight out of the 70's - but you go there for an authentic Omaha steakhouse with great steaks! (If you want the same steak for twice the price in a new up-scale place - go to Flemmings in Regency - the food is great, but honestly, this steakhouse is part of a chain & could be the same experience that could be duplicated all over the U.S.) But - I beg of you, do NOT avoid the steaks in Omaha - you won't be sorry.
I've never been to Le Cafe de Paris, from those who have, I do know that you better bring your hefty wallet along for the oversized bill you will receive. Probably the most expensive place in town. The french place in the old market is one that I've been to a few times for lunch and the food was very good, in small portions, & expensive again in an interesting dark room that can have a stuffy snobby feel to it at times.
re: tartuffe
Wanted to let you know that Cafe de Paris closed earlier this year.... sad but true, you can still find some great French cuisine at La Buvette and the French Cafe in the Old Market.
re: moniqueh
Thanks, very sorry to hear that
Maryjane. I stand by my earlier post. I've had great beef in the far Midwest, but not in O. My friends who had lived there all of their lives were also not high on Gorat's--as I said it's a good value place, but there are much better steaks around elsewhere. I do not eat in chains like Fleming's, Morton's or Ruth's (at least on my dime), for their beef is not of the highest quality, either. Nor do I necessarily go to "stuffy, snobby" steakhouses; as I said Gorat's ambiance is no better than Peter Luger's, the gold standard for steak (and the waiters at Gorat's are nicer). But the long dry-aged staeaks there are probably the best in the world, and I have eaten in many places ranking between Gorat's and PL's in the quality of their steaks.
Nor am I an East Coast fanatic. I love Cafe de Paris and wish it were near me. Its closest analog is Montrachet in Tribeca, which is very high praise indeed. I suggest you go there immediately.
I believe you're confusing value with quality. As i said, Gorat's is good value; it's just not on my must list of restos (there is also the local mystique thing with Buffett). Nor are any other of the O steak plaves I've tried. But to not go to Cafe de Paris, which is not that much more expensive, because of its price, suggests that value is your main concern.
Similarly, the French place in the Old Mkt is describes as "small" portions, "expensive," and "snobby"--which I never saw. Maybe all of that's true, but it still had wonderful food, and I wish that it too were near me. Quality costs money; it's not all about big portions of pretty good food at comparatively low prices.
And you must go to Peter Lugar's in Brooklyn.


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The Alaska Airlines flight was scheduled to land in Spokane, when the man started experiencing the pains several miles away.
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One person was killed and another was hurt after a rollover crash on Interstate 25 in El Paso County.
It happened just before 3 p.m. on Wednesday near the south Fountain exit.
Colorado State Patrol reports the car rolled and ejected both people inside.
Kisha Wilmont, 27, was taken to Memorial Central where she was pronounced dead.
Jonathan Ortega, 25, was also taken to the hospital. He was hurt, but his injuries are not considered life-threatening.
The cause of the crash is under investigation.
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Emily Pearson and her daughter Riley voiced their support for the Taylor Library to the Town Council on Tuesday night. (ADAM SWIFT/Union Leader correspondent)
Dozens of residents packed the council's meeting room on Tuesday night, and for over an hour during the public forum, supporters young and old spoke in favor of keeping the Taylor Library in East Derry open. In the budget proposal forwarded to the council by Town Administrator John Anderson, Anderson recommended zeroing out the library's proposed $176,000 budget for fiscal year 2014.
Many mentioned the role a smaller library plays in creating a sense of community and providing an important resource for children and adults.
After hearing from the library supporters, many of whom were children and their parents, Wetherbee made an unusual move, polling the council to see whether there was support for the closing of the library. Five of the seven councilors said they would not support closing the library, while the other two stated they would not make a final decision until the budget presentations, scheduled for later this month, had been completed.
"This is a highly unusual circumstance," said Wetherbee. "In my five-plus years on the council, I have never seen a public outpouring like this, and I don't think there is a consensus to close the Taylor Library on the Town Council, and I would ask that we alleviate your fears tonight."
In addition to Wetherbee, councilors Brad Benson, Tom Cardon, Phyllis Katsakiores, and Al Dimmock said they do not support closing the library.
Benson noted that he has been a patron of the library since the 1960s.
"I would never support closing this library," he said.
Council Chairman Michael Fairbanks and Councilor Mark Osborne said they wanted to hear both sides of the issue before making a final decision on the closing of the library. The budget workshop for the Taylor Library is scheduled for Tuesday, April 30.
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During the introductory presentation of the budget to the council earlier this month, Anderson said he believes the Derry Public Library is better positioned and able to provide the services desired by Derry's residents today and in the future.
Several of the residents who spoke Tuesday night said the Taylor Library fills a need that the larger Derry Public Library cannot.
Ray Fontaine said that when he moved to Derry a decade ago, the library was the first place he sought out.
"It's all about the community, and we want our children involved in the community," he said. "This is the reason so many parents and children are here tonight. There is something intangible that you can't get at a bigger library."
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Updated: 10/07/2010 - A rare outbreak of severe weather ravaged parts of the desert southwest earlier this week, with tornadoes and enormous hailstones.
Updated: 10/06/2010 - Our newest named storm has formed in the Atlantic Ocean and its name is Otto.
Updated: 10/01/2010 - Interesting tidbits of knowledge about October weather extremes!
Updated: 10/04/2010 - Record heat, drought, and flooding rains - just a few of the things that we'll remember about September 2010.
Posted: 09/29/2010 - All the ingredients are coming together to create a significant rain maker for central Virginia and the eastern seaboard.
Updated: 09/28/2010 - After what started out as the driest September on record, we are quickly making up for lost time as heavy rain heads our way...again.
Posted: 09/22/2010 - Fall finally begins, but the extreme heat isn't going anywhere! There's also a spectacle in the sky tonight that you've got to see!
Posted: 09/21/2010 - The tropics remain active and as Igor speeds away, Lisa forms in the Atlantic.
Posted: 09/20/2010 - The heat continues to set records this year and there seems to be no end in sight.
Posted: 09/16/2010 - All the days of 90 degree temperatures have added up and history was made on Thursday at McCormick Observatory.
Posted: 09/16/2010 - Extremely dry and warm conditions have persisted for the first half of September – just how dry and warm may surprise you!
Posted: 09/15/2010 - Another 90 degree day has gone down in the books and this puts us very close to a long-standing record.
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Updated: 09/14/2010 - Two hurricanes spin in the Atlantic Ocean, while a disturbance gets better organized in the Caribbean Sea.
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NAPLES, Fla. - Businesses on 5th Avenue South in Naples have been suffering with the addition of other dining and shopping districts, like Mercato. So what have the property owners decided to do? Tax themselves!
The idea was brought forward to the council by property and business owners two years ago. Wednesday, city council approved the property tax assessment.
The assessment equates to about $500 for every 1,000 square feet of space. The funds will be solely used on marketing and public relations for the area.
Many property owners are expected to pass the cost onto the tenants, which may be difficult for some businesses to pay.
Exactly how the money will be spent to market the area will be designated by a board made up of seven property and business owners from the 5th Avenue South area.
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Updated: Jun 30, 2014 3:12 PM
MCALLEN - The McAllen Chamber of Commerce is stepping up and packing up, in order to help kids crossing the border.
The commerce is collecting backpacks for thousands of children crossing the border each day.
The backpacks will be filled with snacks, fresh clothes and other items
Steve Ahleniun, Mcallen Chamber of Commerce spokesperson said, "Regardless of the politics, regardless of if you agree with United States immigration, you have human beings that we are dealing with first. The discussion and the debate about the policy can come later."
New or used backpacks and other donations can be dropped off at the McAllen Chamber of Commerce. That location is 1200 Ash Avenue. They will be distributed in McAllen and Brownsville.


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York overview
York is a true melting pot - where Viking and Roman history collide with bohemian cafes, and a Gothic Minster sits alongside charming independent shops.
If you were to design the perfect city, it might look a lot like York. Glorious riverside location? Check. Winding historic streets jammed with independent shops? Check. Thriving arts and culture scene? Check. Jaw-dropping Minster to rival the finest in Europe. One of those too. No wonder York is one of our most visited destinations.
York is a true melting pot - where Viking and Roman history collide with bohemian cafes, and a Gothic Minster sits alongside charming independent shops.
If you need a quick coffee, a bite to eat or even a last minute birthday card, you'll find everything you need within five minutes of York Station.
Encounter rampaging Vikings, explore grand steam trains and step back in time with afternoon tea with our step-by-step guide to a family day out in York.
York is a shopper's dream – its historic cobbled streets offer everything from quirky independent stores and heritage brands to high street chains.
From history and culture to sport and retail therapy, you'll never be short of things to do in York.
At the end of a busy day, it's good to know there are plenty of options to lay your weary head.
York is the foodie capital of the north. It may be best known for its Viking history and spectacular Minster, but it's also acclaimed for its grub. Here's our guide to a foodie day in York.
Many an hour can be spent shopping in the pleasant surroundings of York – whether your Christmas list includes designer clothes, vintage jewellery, quirky gifts or something for the family foodie.
Always one of our most popular destinations, York is an inspiring combination of history and modernity, tradition and innovation. Take a look at our selection of cheap deals on train fares to York, including both Standard tickets and First Class tickets, and make sure your next rail trip to York is one to remember.
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Who's Who
The Royal Scots Club is managed overall by a group of Trustees who are responsible for keeping the Club going for time immemorial.
Brian Adair FRICS, became Chairman of Trustees in 1987 and continues in that role today. Whilst not a Royal Scot himself he has been instrumental in leading the Club through its last successful restoration and is very involved in the latest redevelopment project.
The other Trustees are as follows:- Major General Mark Strudwick, Colonel Dick Mason, Lt. Colonel Robert Paterson, Robert White, Norman Soutar, Tony Jones, John Lloyd and Iain Johnstone.
Reporting to the Trustees, and responsible for the overall day to day operations of the Club is a Board of Directors. They are chaired by Shields Henderson. The other Directors are Lt Colonel Robert Paterson, Major John Dent, Brian Adair, Robert White, Peter Taylor and Mrs Mhairi Blythe.
Also reporting to the Trustees, and responsible for all aspects of membership of the club and for organising the members' social programme is the Club Committee. The Committee is chaired by John Lloyd and members of the committee are drawn from the Club membership. The current Committee is made up of the following:
Lt Col J Blythe, Maj J McClean, Ms Aline Ewan, Mrs Anne Ewing, Mr David Salton, Sqn Ldr Graeme Lyall and Mr Fred Lawson.
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The Boston Zelenka Project at JP Concerts
Presented by The Boston Zelenka Project at St. John's Church, JP
February 18, 2012
The Boston Zelenka Project performs works of Telemann, Handel, William Babell, and Jan Dismas Zelenka. For this concert we are joined by harpsichordist, Alastair Thompson, and cellist Josh Packard.
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The Detroit Tigers are hosting the franchise's 11th annual Negro Leagues weekend Friday through Sunday.
Saturday will be the 19th annual Leagues tribute game with the Tigers suiting up against the Atlanta Braves, both in their throwback uniforms.
Gates will open Saturday at 11 a.m., where the first 10,000 fans to enter Comerica Park will receive a Prince Fielder Detroit Stars Fathead.
There will be a special pre-game ceremony which will pay tribute to 12 former Negro League players. The ceremony will be hosted by famed radio announcer John Mason.
Of the players to be honored will be Frank Crosson, Charlie Davis, Melvin "Buck" Duncan, Minnie Forbes, Bill Hall, Gene Johnson, Walt Owens, Jake Sanders, Henry Saverson, Pedro Sierra, Ron "Schoolboy" Teasley and Johnny Walker.
The Saturday game won't be the only event over the weekend. There will also be a game Sunday with a pre-game ceremony honoring former Tigers outfielder Larry Herndon.
Herndon will be presented the Detroit Tigers African American Legacy Award, sponsored by the Black McDonald's Owners and Operators Association.
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as of July 2014
Newsletter #91
"... I go back home with new hope. Thank you "
Living in poverty was very difficult for people who have a problem with their eyes. Sean Soth is 41 years old from Prey Veng province. She has a problem with her right eyes since she was young. Soth decided to leaves her hometown with her husband due to poverty. She has two children, one is boy and girl but they lives for a way. They are teenagers that live in Phnom Penh. Her daughter works as a factory worker to support her son education.
At the present time, Soth lives in Ratanakiri province, is employs as a worker in the potato company with her husband and youngest brother. She was provided a small house with her family by the company. With the small profits, she tried to work hard but didn't think about her health. Soth and a sore throat two years ago before she had a job in Rathanakiri province. At her hometown, she was spending a lot a time and money on her ill situation, but the result did not get improve. She fought her illness for a long time. Inopportunely, her condition worsened day after day. She felt dizzy, a high fever, a sore throat and a vomiting at work. Soth didn't go to see the doctor at the local hospital due to her family didn't have enough money for treatment. Many days she spends at home sleeping because of her bad condition.
Soth's oldest brother told her to go to the Sihanouk Hospital Center of HOPE (SHCH) owing to he works in Phnom Penh. She rented the car to travel to the SHCH wither husband and youngest brother. She arrived the hospital in a bad condition; she could not eat, she felt dizzy, she was vomit and she had high fever. Sothwas diagnosed for her disorder by the doctor and was sent the operating room before she would stay at the surgical ward. "I felt better than before; I can eat and I don't have more paint." Said Soth.
"Thank you very much for taking care of me. I really trust this hospital because it gave me hope and saved my life." She continued. Until at this time, Sean Soth discharges home with new hope and recovering. She is going to continue to works to support her family and her children.


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Phase Change and enhanced Computer Memory22 June 2012
Computers work on binary language that is represented by codes of 0s & 1s and memory devices requires large collection of these components that switches between states. Now researchers are working on new generation memory chips that are to be based on new materials and where the atoms can switch between these phases by rearranging themselves.
Before going further, it is necessary to understand the mechanism of phase change and researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have now provided some insights into how the phase change occurs. The research were jointly carried out by Ritesh Agarwal, Associate Professor, Deptt of Materials Science & Engineering, Penn's School of Engineering and Applied Science , A.T. Charlie Johnson, Professor Department of Physics & Astronomy, School of Arts and Sciences and Ju, Li, Professor of Nuclear Science and Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the research findings was published in the Journal Science.
Actually both types of memories i.e. volatile and non-volatile have the limitations and advantages and for volatile memory, the speed is quite fast, however in case of non-volatile memories, the operation speed is quite low and researchers since long are working on a memory device that is non-volatile and has higher speed with scalability.
PCM or phase change materials are ideal for such type of universal memories and are now also being offered commercially. These PCMs have atoms in ordered lattice in the crystalline phase and atomic arrangement becomes disordered in amorphous phase and in these two phases the electrical resistance for current is at different levels and that's why these are best options for building memory storage devices.
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SKUNK ANANSIE Tickets
Due to popular demand Skunk Anansie have today confirmed a UK date for their 2014 acoustic tour. They will return to the capital for their only 2014 UK show. This very special event will take place at Hackney Empire, March 25th.
The acoustic tour follows their acclaimed performance at Belgravia's storied Cadogan Hall, home of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra where Skunk Anansie served up beautifully re-imagined versions of some of their best-loved songs before an enrapt audience of 900 fans. Tickets for the event sold out within hours of going on sale
The newly released DVD 'An Acoustic Skunk Anansie' is an intimate portrait of a band boldly toying with convention and their own illustrious history, it's a timely reminder that, even as Skunk Anansie approach their 20th anniversary as a band, the Londoners retain the power to provoke and surprise.
"It was really special," says Skin. "It showcased a whole new side to the band. When you strip everything back a lot of the beauty and vulnerability and menace of the songs shines through in totally new ways, the nuances of the writing really comes through. And people were really listening, really concentrating, instead of jumping up and down and stagediving as is the norm at our concerts. Even though most of the audience had probably seen us play before, at some points it must have been as if they were hearing the band for the very first time."
Drawing upon material from all five of Skunk Anansie's studio albums (plus the 'Smashes And Trashes' compilation, released in 2009 to celebrate the band's return from a nine year hiatus), 'An Acoustic Skunk Anansie - Live In London' is an astonishing document of the night. It's a unique snapshot of an iconic band performing at the peak of their powers.
Since regrouping in 2009 after an eight-year hiatus, Skunk Anansie have gone from strength to strength. Their 2010 album, Wonderlustre, saw the band combine their trademark raw rock riffs, deep funk, frenetic drumwork and lush vocals with more confidence and maturity than ever before. "It's been very natural and unforced - a bit like coming home,"says lead singer Skin. "We have a huge fan base that was screaming out for us to do something. We got back together because we have a strong chemistry. We're very proud of our past work, but what drives us is the future."
The band, whose line-up is completed by Ace (guitar), Cass Lewis (bass) and Mark Richardson (drums), are a dynamic, alchemical force - something that they were delighted to rediscover after their lengthy break. "We'd been around the world, played with lots of different musicians, come back and realised, boy, we had something very, very special,"says Cass. They've been taking that force worldwide, with a succession of sell-out tours and releases.
Skunk Anansie have toured globally with such acts as U2, Aerosmith, Lenny Kravitz and Rammstein, and in 1999, headlined the Glastonbury Festival. 2011 saw the band complete a sell-out European tour and appear at a series of summer festival shows including Download festival and Pukklepop, as well as take in headline shows at Rock In Roma and Orange Warsaw Festival. They were presented the ESKA Award in Poland for Best International Rock Band.
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Yesterday was a bad day for Miller Lite. Ad Age reported they're in a serious sales slump, and ex-NFLer Bubba Smith died. The defensive end (who spent some time with the Oilers) was part of Miller Lite's famous "tastes great / less filling" ads, which featured retired athletes and offbeat semi-cele ... More >>
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The actor will have an arc as part of the ABC series' mystery storyline
John Barrowman, star of British import "Torchwood," will have a guest-starring arc on ABC's "Desperate Housewives."
An ABC rep confirmed the casting, saying Barrowman would be part of the show's mystery storyline.
"Housewives" creator Marc Cherry has made no secret of the fact that he's a fan of Barrowman and of "Torchwood."
The actor's arc will span five episodes starting in early April, according to published reports.
Barrowman previously was mentioned as being interested in starring in Fox's remake of the hit sci-fi series "Torchwood."


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November 28, 2014
Gov. Dave Heineman has reappointed several Nebraska Game and Parks commissioners.
Mick Jensen, Lynn Berggren and Kent Forney were recently reappointed for second terms.
Jensen, of Blair, represents northeast Nebraska's district; Berggren, of Broken Bow, represents the state's Sandhills district; and Forney, of Lincoln, represents Lancaster County.
Their new four-year terms began Jan. 15.
All three were first appointed by Heineman in 2007 and 2008.
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This is a post written by my two good friends, Michael Gurian and Gregg Jantz, adapted from their soon to be released, must-read book, RAISING BOYS BY DESIGN, by Gregory Jantz, Michael Gurian, and Anne McMurray (Waterbrook, September, 17, 2013)Everywhere we turn, people are wondering how to protect a child's self-esteem. In few areas today is this question more prevalent than in our cultural conversations about how to help boys grow up to be loving, wise, and successful men. In our new b … [Read more...]
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November 26, 2014
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - A three-team trade sending Jordan Crawford and MarShon Brooks from the Boston Celtics to the Golden State Warriors is complete.
The Warriors sent guard Toney Douglas to the Miami Heat as part of Wednesday's deal. The Heat moved center Joel Anthony and two draft picks and cash considerations to the Celtics in a move that creates financial flexibility for the two-time defending NBA champions.
Miami is sending Boston its 2015 protected first-round draft pick and 2016 second-round pick. If Philadelphia doesn't make the playoffs the next two seasons, the 2015 first-round pick will be a second-round selection.
The deal gives Golden State more scoring punch behind point guard Stephen Curry after the defensive-minded Douglas had struggled to provide much support. Crawford is averaging 13.7 points and 5.6 assists this season.
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"Talk Nerdy To Me" is Your New Ode to Geek Love
A parody of the hit Jason Derulo song, "Talk Nerdy To Me" is an ode to modern fan love, complete with some epic cosplay and nice dance moves. In a community that often seems to pit fanboys against fangirls, it's nice to see that some remember and celebrate the common interests there. »
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Swedish Marines Go All Out for Greased Lightning Parody
If there's one thing that can be said for the Swedish Marines (and this is the first time I've really heard about the Swedish Military, so I have very few things to say), it's that they don't skimp on showmanship. Military music videos have been huge hits in the past but none seem to possess the pure oomph and… »
I'm Not Sure, But I Think PETA Is Upset With Pokémon.
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this made it so easy becasue u simple choose what u want to show in the module (be it title, link, read more... whatever)
Clean in installation, the only thing I would have wanted to add, would be that I would have liked that the image be clickable too like the title... but u can't have everything u want :)
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Thank you very much! To link the image, too, just generate an override layout in your template. Just mail to me. I'll be glad to help:-)


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Pop music celebrities are sex-drenched, weapon-obsessed, drug-addicted, angry, deranged, and sometimes criminal. In short, they're unconventional, always-entertaining personalities who may or may not have politically valid opinions. But let's face it, celebrity endorsements are cultural collatera ... More >>
via Flickr user Dark BotxyPlenty to hear in Broward and Palm Beach this weekend, no matter what you're into. If you're in the mood to see an iconic punk band, The Misfits are playing Culture Room tonight. Sure they're minus Danzig, but Jerry Only is still around to blast out the horror punk. If y ... More >>
Bob Dylan, popular music's ultimate shape-shifter, will release the strangest album of his five-decade career next Tuesday, October 13. Christmas in the Heart, as the title suggests, is a collection of 15 holiday classics. Commenters at RollingStone.com and numerous other sites are -- or at least we ... More >>
Drag queens, hard rock, and the death of the nuclear family
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Jimi Hendrix's guitar. John Lennon's furniture. Bono's sunglasses. Hope I die before I get sold.


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A book exchange isn't a new idea but a couple of British expats are taking things to a new level with monthly book swaps at Le Carmen, a cocktail bar in Paris which was once a popular haunt of Georges Bizet and is named after his most famous opera.
Group Messenger for Book Clubs is a new, free, and really easy to use messaging service that takes the hassle out of choosing books, scheduling meetings, and deciding genres or topics.
I know you're never supposed to say never (who knows what life will bring) but here's something that I will never-ever do. And I mean it. I will never join a book club. I don't care if an Ivy League English professor moderates the discussion or it's filled with literati.
I'm not a club person to begin with and, honestly, I just don't get the whole notion of having one about books. Why do I want a gaggle of readers dictating my literature? Picking a book--I mean truly immersing in one--is one of the few things in life that comes without any ties. Everything else has strings attached. I must meet deadlines (and read relevant literature for them). I'm obligated to my husband, four children, two dogs, three goldfish, and one tortoise--all of whom require varying degrees of food, walks, and nurturing.
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I just came across this early interview with J.K. Rowling (probably from late 1998 or early 1999). She's sitting in the now famous Edinburgh House cafe in Edinburgh where she wrote the early Harry Potter books. She looks, frankly, exhausted, but hugely excited to have sold 30,000 copies of her first two books - especially as her agent told her, "there's not much money in children's books." She goes on to say that she's always wanted to write but "my realistic side had not allowed me to dream about half of what has happened to me," - this in reference to her agent selling the first two Harry Potter books to eight countries so, as she says with huge excitement, "it will be translated in France, Germany, Greece, Holland, Italy and Finland ... I love the idea of saying I'm big in Finland!"
An endless supply of quotes exist telling us we should do what we love in life. Though many are cliché, I found myself rooting around for just the right one after hearing Alexander McCall Smith read from his latest book,
Tea Time for the Traditionally Built. Having read most of the books in his No.1 Ladies' Detective Agency series, I was eager to see and hear in person the man who brought me the much adored Precious Ramotswe. As I entered the Borders bookstore in Ann Arbor, it was evident that I was not alone.
Since I probably haven't had the pleasure of listening to someone read to me since kindergarten carpet time, it was with happy nostalgia that I sat cross-legged and elbow to elbow on the bookstore floor, listening to the cadenced voice of Mr. McCall Smith. Bewitched by his lilt and laughter, he quickly transformed the packed room of overwrought adults into a sea of sunny, eager faces as he read his favorite passages from Tea Time.


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Timberlake has a ball while filming in Texas. Plus: Andy Roddick, Brad & Angelina, Ellen Pompeo and more
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Game, set, match! Andy Roddick has plenty to celebrate Monday at the Sony Ericsson Open in Key Biscayne, Florida. The tennis star beat Czech player Ivo Minar while new fiancée Brooklyn Decker cheered him on – and flashed a ring! – in the stands.
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It's only taken seven months, but Midlake finally went ahead and released a music video for a song off of its The Courage of Others LP. Over on Stereogum this afternoon, the band premiered the above video for "Ruler, Ruling All Things," a clip directed and shot by frontman Tim Smith on an 8 mm camer ... More >>
Surely, by now, you've tackled the Herculean task of reading my "sprawling profile" of Midlake in this week's dead tree version of DC9, yeah? Good. Then you'll no doubt remember this part of the piece, in which the band shares its meticulous--and, OK, somewhat curious--approach to promotion:Midla ... More >>
Looks like ritual day at the Midlake house...Big news today from Midlake camp, as the band's publicity team has sent out a press release announcing the date (February 2, 2010) and cover art (see right) of the band's first release in three years (The Courage of Others)--not to mention the somewhat ... More >>


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The album, called "Cheek to Cheek," drops Sept. 23
Phil Ramone won 14 Grammys and worked with BIlly Joel, Tony Bennett, Ray Charles, Barbra Streisand and many others
The Tribeca Film Festival's parent company and IMG Artists have partnered on Tribeca Firenze, a cinematic addition to Florence's Tuscan Sun Festival
Hollyblog: Those criticizing Bennett's Grammy-night remarks don't seem to understand the role that prohibition of some drugs plays in stigmatizing all people battling addiction
"F.A.M.E." singer Brown to take stage after his career was nearly destroyed by his domestic abuse following pre-Grammys party
"I think she's going to be America's Picasso," the crooner told VH1's "Big Morning Buzz Live"
Jay-Z's protégé bowed with an impressive 218,000, well ahead of debuting rockers Blink-182 and Wilco
The crooner says Winehouse knew her alcohol addiction was going to kill her when she recorded with him last March
The octogenarian's "Duets II" album sold 179,000. On the other end of the age spectrum, teens Demi Lovato, Mindless Behavior, and Cody Simpson all made...
Singer also apologizes for his 9/11 comments, saying, "I am so proud to be an American"
Easily aced failed comebacks by a whacked Bush and petered-out Primus
Gaga is the octogenarian's ideal trampy drinking buddy, and Winehouse his perfect foil in sorrow, even as the chemistry with other celebrity partners falters
She recorded a song with Bennett for his upcoming "Duets II" album
The non-televised Governors Awards hits the web, and Godard proves that it's probably good he didn't show up
Analysis: The skits bombed, the music rocked. But you can exhale if you were worried that Stewart was about to become a political activist
TV bandleader also was a successfull A&R man who discovered such stars as Frank Sinatra and Tony Bennett