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55 Hatt Road
Westmoreland, NH 03467
Listing #: 4146702
Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 2 Full, 1 Partial
COUNTRY HOME (c1781 Colonial) WITH IDYLLIC VIEWS set on 11+-acres: spring-fed pond & open fields for horses and other animals. Enjoy the peace and quiet as you view sunset and moon rise over the hills and pastures. Original hardwood floors, 3 fireplaces with brick hearths, wide boards, and many period details left undisturbed makes this historical home worth seeing. The main part of the house (2700sf) includes 2 living rooms with a large country kitchen and dining room. A central chimney opens to a huge fireplace with Dutch oven in the dining area. An in-law apartment (900sf) includes a full kitchen, chimney that has been used with a wood stove, living room, bathroom and bedroom. 2 other bedrooms could be added to make this an income opportunity. 4 of the 6 rooms on the 2nd floor are included in the main part of the house. Other buildings include a picturesque mid 1800 barn, a 3 car gar. and gar/workshop. Additional acreage List.# 4356444,4333802. Great Value! Floor plan available
Taxes: $7,470 (2012)
Basement (Bulkhead, Full, Partial, Unfinished)
Barn, Out Building, Screened Porch, Country Setting, Farm, Fields, Horse Prop, Level, Sloping
Grade School: Westmoreland School
Middle School: Westmoreland School
High School: Keene High School
- Alternative Heat Stove
- Cable
- Cable Internet
- Den/office
- Dining Area
- Eat-In Kitchen
- In Law Suite
- Laundry Hook-Ups
- Hearth
- Attic
Approximate Gross Living Area: 3600 Sq. ft.
Style: Antique,Colonial
Construction: Wood Frame
Year Built: 1781
Color: White
Roof: Slate
Total Number of Rooms: 14
Total Number of Bathrooms: 3
Basement: Yes
Approximate Acres: 11.0000
Driveway: Circular,Dirt
Parking Capacity: 6
Parking Description: 6+ Parking Spaces
Garage Type: Storage Above,Detached
Garage Capacity: 3
Electrical: 100 Amp,200 Amp,Circuit Breaker(s),Wired for Generator
Heating: Baseboard,Hot Water
Water Source: Drilled Well,Private
Sewer: 1500+ Gallon,Concrete,Leach Field,Septic
Road: Public,Paved
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With their car launch set for Friday and its on-track debut a week away, McLarens Woking factory will no doubt be a hive of activity as the British team complete last-minute preparations. Team Principal Martin Whitmarsh, however, has found time to answer some pressing questions about their 2010 campaign. Will they miss the input from BMW Sauber-bound tester Pedro de la Rosa? Will fellow world champions Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button get along? Is the MP4-25 a winning car? Whitmarsh reveals all
Q: How is progress going with the 2010 car? What are your plans for testing?
Martin Whitmarsh: Clearly, the absence of testing in January has eased the car-build schedule to a certain degree, but were still working as hard as ever at the McLaren Technology Centre. Well be launching the car at Vodafones UK headquarters in Newbury on January 29, and well be running one MP4-25 at the first test at Valencia on February 1. Obviously, Pedro (de la Rosa)s decision to sign with Sauber will have a slight impact on our test programme, but well overcome it. Were very happy that Pedro has got a race drive for 2010 - hes been a great asset to our team and, above all, a very dear friend to all of us. As has become customary with most teams, the first tests will be about establishing a baseline of performance, allowing the engineers and mechanics to learn and understand the new car and the impact of the new regulations. And, as in previous years, well introduce a series of upgrades at one of the later tests, and that will be the car we take to the opening race.
Q: What is the initial feedback from your data and simulation work about the performance of MP4-25?
MW: During the development of MP4-25, we set ourselves some very high targets - and Im enormously pleased with the way our designers and engineers have tackled the approach to the new car. The new regulations have obviously had an effect on the cars appearance, with the much higher-capacity fuel tank looking more striking than before. But were pleased with a number of solutions weve been able to bring to the car, and I think were cautiously optimistic that, after the experience of last year and, in particular, the momentum we gathered in the second half of the season, well have a competitive car for both Jenson and Lewis. Is it a championship contender? Its still far too early to say. Will it win races? We certainly hope so. Am I proud of the effort weve currently invested in the car? Most definitely.
Q: You have the previous two world champions on board. How easy will it be manage Hamilton and Button, and ensure that both work for the benefit of the team?
MW: Im relatively relaxed about the driver partnership. Knowing Lewis as I do, and having got to know more of Jenson during the limited time Ive spent with him during his busy visits to MTC (McLaren Technology Centre), I feel relatively confident that our driver line-up this year will be a very stable and mutually productive one. But neither became world champion simply by driving at the limit on the racetrack; theyve each been responsible for moulding and developing an organisation around them, and in exploiting the skills of their respective engineers to the best of their abilities. And its that sort of approach that well be looking to encourage from both drivers in order to give us a performance advantage. Weve also got an extremely experienced and capable race team, and we feel that will play absolutely to our drivers strengths. Equally, they know that Formula One in 2010 will be more competitive than ever before. Collaboration, understanding and the shared development of the car will be at the forefront of everybodys mind. And given the testing limitations and the minimal track time at the weekend, its the only way to get ahead. Both Jenson and Lewis fully understand that. Thats why Im so thrilled with our driver partnership - I really think it will play to the strengths of modern Formula One. Of course, we wouldnt be going racing if we couldnt let our drivers off the leash, but our absolute priority is to develop a front-running car.
Q: The main regulation change this year is the banning of refuelling. What impact will this have on the racing? Will it be better, or will it result in more processional races?
MW: Inevitably, when you make a change, there are pros and cons. Regarding the pros, it arguably makes qualifying purer because the fastest car/driver combination will be setting the fastest times, and the public can understand that. Secondly, in the race itself, overtaking was often being planned and implemented to occur as a consequence of strategy, and therefore happening in the pit lane and not the circuit. In the absence of that effect, drivers will have a greater incentive to overtake. There have been occasions in the past where a driver hasnt had that incentive because he knows he will be running longer and can get past the car ahead strategically through the pit stops. Additionally, the fact that drivers will qualify on low-fuel, and then the next time they drive the car in anger into the first corner will be after a standing start with cold tyres and cold brakes and 160 kg of fuel. That will be very challenging for them, not just in terms of getting round that first corner, but in terms of how they look after their tyres and how the balance of the car will alter as a consequence of that. And there will be drivers who are able to deal with those changes better than others. Those are all the positives. On the negative side, its possible that if all of the above is managed equally well by every driver, then well have lost one of the strategic campaign interests that the more avid fans enjoyed in the sport. Hopefully the former points will outweigh the latter.

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Stålberg's Honors
•2008-09 Hobey Baker Award Nominee
• Hockey East Player of the Month (Jan. 2009)
• Hockey East Player of the Week (Jan. 19, 2009)
• Hockey East Player of the Week (Nov. 24, 2008)
• 2007-08 Honorable Mention Hockey East All-Star
• 2007-08 Hockey East All-Academic Team
• Hockey Player of the Week (Feb. 18, 2008)
• 2006-07 Hockey East All-Academic Team
• Hockey East Rookie of the Week (Nov. 13, 2006) • 2006 Sixth-Round NHL Draft Pick by the Toronto Maple Leafs
"Viktor is one of the fastest players in the country, and spent a lot of time this summer working on his overall power. Our expectation is that he will be a dominant player every night this year." -Kevin Sneddon (September 2008)
AS A JUNIOR (2008-09) Stålberg ranks fourth in the country in goals (24) and his 45 points lead the team Named a Hockey East First-Team All-Star, runner-up for Hockey East Player of the Year, College Hockey News National First-Team and was named to the NCAA East Regional All-Tournament Team as he helped lead Vermont to the 2009 Frozen Four Ranked first in Hockey East in goals (19) and third in points (34) in 27 league games in the regular season Had nine goals and 16 points in nine meetings with the other NCAA Tournament teams in Hockey East (Boston U., Northeastern and New Hampshire) Finished a plus-13 in Hockey East play Named the Hockey East Player of the Week on two occasions (Nov. 24) and (Jan. 19) ... Named to the Hockey East Weekly Honor Roll nine times ... Was named the Hockey East Player of the Month in January Stålberg had eight goals and 12 points in January as he led the Catamounts to a 5-2-2 month He recorded at least one point in eight of nine games in January and he scored at least one goal in seven of nine contests Recorded a goal in the 4-3 home opening victory vs. No. 7 Miami on Oct. 17 ... Recorded a goal and an assist in a 3-1 win at UMass-Lowell on Nov. 8 ... Tallied a goal and two assists at No. 2 Boston University in back-to back 4-3 victories at Agganis Arena on Nov. 21 and 22 ... Recorded the game-tying goal in a 3-2 come-from-behind overtime victory at UMass on Nov. 25 ... Had an assist in a 3-2 win against Maine at Gutterson Fieldhouse on Nov. 29 ... Recorded two assists in a 6-4 victory over Colgate on Jan. 2 in the first round of the Sheraton/TD Banknorth Catamount Cup at Gutterson Fieldhouse Scored a goal and had an assist in the championship game of the Catamount Cup on Jan. 3 in 4-0 victory versus St. Lawrence ... Scored a goal in a 3-3 overtime tie against No. 9 Boston College on Jan. 10 ... Notched a goal in a 4-2 victory over No. 9 Boston College on Jan. 11 ... Posted a pair of goals in a 4-2 victory at No. 3 Northeastern, handing the Huskies their first home loss of the season on Jan. 17 ... Recorded five points (3g, 2a) in back-to-back 4-1 victories over Providence on Feb. 6 and 7 ... Notched a goal and an assist in a 4-3 win at Merrimack on Feb 14 Scored a short-handed goal and had three points in a 6-4 win over No. 9 New Hampshire on March 6 Scored the game-winning goal in Vermonts second-ever NCAA Tournament win in a 4-1 victory over Yale on March 27 at the East Regional in Bridgeport, Conn. Helped setup the game-winning goal the following night in a 3-2 double overtime win against Air Force to lift Vermont to the 2009 Frozen Four.
AS A SOPHOMORE (2007-08) Stålberg played in all 39 games and finished third on the team in scoring with 10 goals and 13 assists for 23 points … His 10 goals and 11 assists for 21 points in 27 Hockey East games ranked first on the team and tied for 15th in the league … Was named an honorable mention Hockey East All-Star and earned a spot on the Hockey East All-Academic Team … Earned Hockey East Player of the Week on Feb. 18 and was named to the Hockey East Weekly Honor Roll on three occasions … His three game-winning goals were tied for the team lead and ranked tied for second among Hockey East players … Was one of only four forwards on the team to finish with a positive plus-minus (plus-1) … Ranked second on the team with 95 shots … Posted four multi-point games … Had a career high three points (1g, 2a) in a 5-4 win over Boston University on Nov. 17 … Had one assist in a 4-2 victory versus No. 10 Massachusetts on Nov. 20 … Had an assist in a 2-2 tie against No. 12 Harvard on Dec. 8 … Recorded at least one point in 10 of 11 games from Jan. 18 to Feb. 22 … The Catamounts went 7-2-2 in that stretch … Dished out an assist in a 2-2 tie against No. 8 Northeastern on Jan. 18 … Posted a goal and an assist in a 5-2 win over No. 8 Northeastern on Jan. 19 … Scored a goal and had an assist in a 5-4 win at No. 14 UMass … Had an assist the following night in a 2-2 tie against the Minutemen … Notched the game-winning goal in a 3-2 victory against No. 16 UMass-Lowell on Feb. 3 … Had an assist in a 2-1 win at No. 11 Providence on Feb. 8 … Posted a pair of goals, including the game winner in a 4-1 victory against Merrimack on Feb. 15 … Scored again the following night against the Warriors … Named the Hockey East Player of the Week on Feb. 18 for his performance … Recorded a power-play goal in a 3-2 victory at No. 18 UMass-Lowell on Feb. 22 … Scored a goal in a 4-3 win at No. 3 New Hampshire on March 8 … The victory was the first for Vermont at the Whittemore Center since Oct. 19, 1996 … Had an assist in a 4-1 win over Northeastern in Game 3 of the Hockey East Quarterfinals at Gutterson Fieldhouse on March 16.
AS A FRESHMAN (2006-07) Stålberg was one of only two freshmen to play in all 39 games in his rookie campaign … He finished the year tied for second among UVM rookies in scoring with seven goals and eight assists for 15 points … He was named the Hockey East Rookie of the Week on Nov. 13 and was also named to the Hockey East Honor Roll once … He was third on the team in shots with 95 and recorded two power-play goals … Led the team in penalty minutes with 53 … Scored the first goal of his career in a 2-1 loss at home against Michigan Tech on Oct. 21 … Notched a goal and an assist in Vermont's 4-2 win at Providence on Nov. 10 and went on the be named the Hockey East Rookie of the Week for his performance … Had one assist in a 4-1 win at home against Merrimack on Nov. 18 … Recorded two assists in a 3-0 shutout over No. 14 UMass on Nov. 21 … Scored a goal in Vermont's 4-0 shutout at St. Lawrence on Dec. 16 … Had one goal in a 2-2 tie at Northeastern on Jan. 12 … Recorded one goal and one assist in Vermont's 4-2 victory over No. 7 Boston College on Jan. 20 at Gutterson Fieldhouse … Picked up one assist in a 3-2 win at No. 5 Boston University on Feb. 24 … Dished out one assist in a 3-2 victory over No. 8 BU in Game 1 of the Hockey East Quarterfinals … Scored a goal in a 3-2 loss at No. 8 BU in Game 3 of the Hockey East Quarterfinals.
BEFORE VERMONT Stålberg played for the Frölunda Indians in Sweden in 2005-06 … In 48 games during the regular season and playoffs, he led his team in scoring with 33 goals and 31 assists for 64 points along with a plus-34 rating ... Stålberg finished the regular season with the following ranks in the Sodra South Division: first in game-winning goals, second in goals, second in plus-minus, third in assists and third in points … In addition, his team went 26-10-5 during the season before eventually losing in the championship round of the "Slutspel" or playoffs … Was drafted in the sixth round (161) overall in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft by the Toronto Maple Leafs.
PERSONAL Viktor Stålberg the son of Eddy and Maria Stålberg of Lerum, Sweden … Has two younger brothers Alexander and Sebastian … Lists Mats Sundin of the Vancouver Canucks as his favorite athlete … Enjoys playing golf … Majoring in business administration.


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But several people familiar with the Morrill case say that the settlement was negotiated by a staffer with Klein's blessing and that Klein would have had to approve the final package as Morrill's supervisor. (Under RTD bylaws, the board chairman functions as the agency's chief executive officer and has considerable latitude in running the board office.) Although the payment to Morrill came out of the board's budget, no vote was taken on the matter. Three boardmembers contacted by Westword say they didn't even hear about the deal until after it was completed.
Klein, though, denies acting on his own. "Bureaucrats will be bureaucrats and pass the buck," he says.
Regardless of how the deal was struck, boardmember Dave Bishop says he's uncomfortable with the notion of RTD spending tax dollars on severance deals. "I look at any kind of severance like this as hush money, especially when they don't even tell the board it's being paid," he says. "I think we're being taken to the cleaners on the whole thing."
Morrill's post has proven difficult to fill. Her first replacement, Jean Francisco, lasted several months but declined to apply for a permanent position. "She told me she would be better off working in a Total gas station," says boardmember Terri Binder.
Binder believes Powers, too, was caught in the crossfire of feuding boardmembers, who have turned meetings into marathon tirade-swapping sessions and have fired off competing communiques to the media accusing one another of violating open-meeting laws. In Powers's last week on the job, she was given conflicting instructions from Klein and others regarding the order in which various proposals on meeting-notification policy were to be heard at the August 20 board meeting.
"I have to admire her for standing up for what she believed in," Binder says. "She made the comment that Ben Klein would never be evaluating her."
Klein, though, says that he had no problems with Powers and that Binder and other boardmembers critical of the chairman, including Jon Caldara, are seeking to exploit her resignation for political gain. "The Caldara-Binder group are using poor Sharon Powers as a political football," he says. "It's election time. That's what this is all about."
Nine of the fifteen RTD board seats are up for grabs this fall, presenting the possibility of a shift in the near-stalemate of power among current boardmembers, who have divided 8-7 on crucial votes concerning light rail and other major expenditures. Even a slight change in the composition of the board could alter the entire direction of the agency--and give the secretaries a break.


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I am writing to express my gratitude and admiration for your deep commitment to justice for all Ugandans. Your courageous stand on behalf of gay and lesbian citizens embodies the heart of our Unitarian Universalist faith, and your example is a source of pride and inspiration for Unitarian Universalists in the United States and throughout the world.
I know that by standing up to institutionalized discrimination, you are accepting great personal risks. We Unitarian Universalists frequently affirm the inherent worth and dignity of every person, but seldom are we called to stake our own well-being and safety on this core principle. Your willingness to do so is a moving example for all of us. Please know that there are many Unitarian Universalists around the world who are with you in spirit as you gather in Kampala.
Thank you for answering this vital, sacred calling. I wish you great success in your advocacy efforts, and I look forward to sharing your work with Unitarian Universalists in the United States.
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WASHINGTON, June 9, 2013 – Typically, this column highlights old museums, new museums, and interesting upcoming exhibits in both venues. But this week, we'd like to draw your attention to a museum-like show and exhibit in DC that's a little off the beaten path, a dual presentation entitled "S.O.S. Spanish Office Showroom and Crafts & Talent from Spain." The first half of this title describes an exhibit of contemporary Spanish-designed office furniture that's now available for ordering on this side of the pond, while the second half focuses on an exhibit of new Spanish designed craft products.
Here for a limited time, another highlight of this dual exhibit is its venue, the beautiful former residence of the Spanish Ambassadors located right in the heart of the District. Not only was this historic, eclectic Beaux-Arts mansion built under the supervision of Mary Foote Henderson, the entrepreneurial wife of Missouri Senator John Brooks Henderson, one of the early originators of the 13th Amendment abolishing slavery. It was initially intended to be used as the Vice Presidential Residence. It was eventually purchased by Spain, however, and housed that country's ambassador for some sixty years before a new residence was constructed on Foxhall Road.
Now the Embassy of Spain, together with the Spain-USA Foundation, is working to convert the older building into a unique, historic venue that will be used to host events like the current exhibit, adding the home's distinctive architectural attraction as a backdrop for each function.
The Office Showroom portion of this month's event is a collaboration between S.O.S. Spanish Office Showroom—a permanent showroom of Spanish workplace furniture, light fixtures, and other complementary objects—and Apartment Zero, a DC-based store and design studio focusing on contemporary furniture, furnishings and design. The idea behind this exhibit, as described in its promotional brochure, is to highlight "how the creativity of contemporary Spanish design adapts itself to any office environment."
On display is "award-winning office furniture created by established Spanish designers Jaime Hayón, Patricia Urquiola, Luis Eslava, Joan Gaspar, Antoni Arola and others, as well as the most innovative Spanish firms such as BD Barcelona (www.bdbarcelona.com), Dynamobel (www.dynamobel.com), Gandia Blasco (www.gandiablasco.com), LZF lighting (www.lzf-lamps.com), Metalarte (www.metalarte.com), Santa & Cole (www.santacole.com), and Uno Design (www.uno-design.com), to name a few."
Concurrent with this exhibit, Spain Arts & Culture also presents Crafts & Talent From Spain, an exhibit featuring "handcrafted products exclusively designed" for the organization "by some of the most talented new Spanish creative brands." Featured brands include peSeta (fabric products), Loreak Mendian (streetware with Basque roots, inspired by contemporary arts and culture), and Toormix (a creative design, branding, and graphics firm).
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text: Love - A Simple Accompaniment Difficulty Rating: Beginner Here is the lesson of John Lennon's 'Love' that I promised to do. I didn't do a movie for it as it's pretty straight forward. The tablature show quite clearly that the whole piece uses the same pattern: one bass note followed by three strums. I use my thumb for the bass notes and the back of my middle finger for the strums. If you prefer, you can use a flat pick for everything. The chord diagrams above the tab show the chord shape to hold down. Apart from the C#7, the alternating bass notes are simply part of the chord shape, so no moving around need take place. When you play the C#7, just move the ring finger down to that bass string note (G#). Even though the whole chord is shown and held down, you only need to play the top strings for the little strum, as in the original. You can play the whole chord, but it starts to sound too thick. Just playing the top strings (the thin strings) keeps it light and floating. You'll need to mute the treble E string with your left hand index finger to keep it from ringing out, as that note (E) is not in the chord) There are a couple of barre chords in amongst it all, so this will be good practice for them. If you listen to John's version, you'll hear that he was also a bit of a novice at barre chords, so don't feel too bad if you have a few problems. Have fun with it! |


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Just days after breaking a Cal Poly record, senior pole vaulter John Prader is named the Big West Conference's Men's Field Athlete of the Week.
Prader broke a 16 year old school record in the pole vault when he cleared 18 feet, 7.25 inches at a home dual meet against UCSB. The height broke the previous mark of 18-6.75 set by Sean Brown in 1997.
Prader's previous career-best was 18-1.
His new height is the top mark in the West Region and ranks third in the nation this season.
He will try to defend his Big West crown next weekend in Los Angeles at the Conference Championships. He's also looking to return to the NCAA Championships, where he earned Second Team All-America honors with a 14th place finish last year.
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14th Annual Backyard Wildlife Festival
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Join us as we celebrate wildlife, nature and gardening at the 14th Annual Backyard Wildlife Festival! This event features presentation from local experts including Ciscoe Morris and Marianne Binetti, along with a variety of educational exhibitors, arts & craft vendors and native plant sales.
Don't leave the kids at home…there is plenty to keep the entire family entertained at this event – so make sure you check out the Kids Garden Party area. One popular highlight of the festival is a guided bird tour which meanders along the Duwamish River – where bird sightings are numerous.
2014 Event Day Schedule
9:00am - 3:00pm - Arts and Crafts Marketplace, Educational Exhibitor Booths and Native Plant Sales
9:30am - 3:00pm – Kids Garden Party
9:30am – Guided Bird Tour along the Duwamish River
10:30am – Marianne Binetti - Bird Brain Ideas – Myths and Facts about attracting Birds to your garden
11:30am – Jessi Bloom - Sustainable Gardening and Techniques
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On this day 62 years ago two Yankee legends made their debuts, one in right field and one in the announcer's booth. Against the Boston Red Sox a fresh-faced 19-year-old named Mickey Mantle, who was added to the Major League club late after a very productive spring training, started beside his predecessor in center field, Joe DiMaggio.
That same afternoon Bob Sheppard debuted as the Yankees' public address announcer, a post he would continuously occupy until 2007. Aside from being a fixture at Yankee games for 56 years, Sheppard would be the PA announcer for New York Giants football games from 1956-2006 and become one of only two people awarded both a World Series and a Super Bowl ring. Over his decades perched above home plate, he became as much a part of Yankee history as the countless men he called to the plate.
Mantle and Sheppard were not just bound by their mirrored inauguration, but by mutual respect. Near the end of The Mick's life Mantle told Sheppard, while they were being interview for a television program, that he got goosebumps every time he heard Sheppard announce his name. Sheppard told him he felt the same way every time he announced his name.
Sheppard's first lineup announcement that Tuesday afternoon could not have been more impressive, including no less than four future Hall of Famers:
- Jackie Jensen | LF
- Phil Rizzuto | SS
- Mickey Mantle | RF
- Joe DiMaggio | CF
- Yogi Berra | C
- Johnny Mize | 1B
- Billy Johnson | 3B
- Jerry Coleman | 2B
- Vic Raschi | P
On the opposing side, his velvet vocals called future Hall of Famers Ted Williams and Bobby Doerr, and 7-time All-Star Dom DiMaggio to the plate.
Mantle recorded his first Major League hit and RBI in the same at bat when he drove in Jensen on a line drive to left field in the 6th inning, giving the Bombers a 3-0 edge. He finished the day 1-for-4 as the Yanks won the opener 5-0.
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Leslie Anne Greene Carter is The Last Original Wife among her husband Wesley's wildly successful Atlanta social set. His cronies have all traded in the mothers of their children they promised to love and cherish—'til death did them part—for tanned and toned young Barbie brides.
If losing the social life and close friends she adored wasn't painful enough, a series of setbacks shake Les's world and push her to the edge. She's had enough of playing the good wife to a husband who thinks he's doing her a favor by keeping her around. She's not going to waste another minute on people she doesn't care to know. Now, she's going to take some time for herself—in the familiar comforts and stunning beauty of Charleston, her beloved hometown. In her brother's stately historic home, she's going to reclaim the carefree girl who spent lazy summers sharing steamy kisses with her first love on Sullivans Island. Along Charleston's live oak- and palmetto-lined cobblestone streets, under the Lowcountry's dazzling blue sky, Les will indulge herself with icy cocktails, warm laughter, divine temptation and bittersweet memories. Daring to listen to her inner voice, she will realize what she wants . . . and find the life of which she's always dreamed.
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Rachel takes the same commuter train every morning. Every day she rattles down the track, flashes past a stretch of cozy suburban homes, and stops at the signal that allows her to daily watch the same couple breakfasting on their deck. She's even started to feel like she knows them. "Jess and Jason," she calls them. Their life—as she sees it—is perfect. Not unlike the life she recently lost. And then she sees something shocking. It's only a minute until the train moves on, but it's enough. Now everything's changed. Unable to keep it to herself, Rachel offers what she knows to the police, and becomes inextricably entwined in what happens next, as well as in the lives of everyone involved. Has she done more harm than good?
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"Thou hast given a banner to them that fear Thee, that it may be displayed because of the truth" (Ps. 60:4).
The Divine Investment in Humanity
By Al Stoner
"For unto the angels hath He not put in subjection the world to come, whereof we speak" (Heb. 2:5). Truly "He took not on Him the nature of angels; but He took on Him the seed of Abraham" (2:16). "And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us" (Jn. 1:14). And it is in view of such considerations as these, that the question is asked: "What is man, that Thou are mindful of him?" (Ps. 8:4; Heb. 2:6).
For unto the Angels. We have mentioned elsewhere in this month's issue the importance of the connecting words (for, therefore, etc.) in Hebrews so that we may fully comprehend the argument being so forcefully made here by the Apostle. The matter of the world to come and the ones to whom it shall be insubjection comes right on the heels of the very solemn warning notto neglect "so great salvation" (cf. Heb. 2:1-2).
The Investment of Reference. From this perspective men must see, [and then give themselves to the work of making "all men see" (cf. Eph. 3:9)], that in salvation God is doing much, much more than merely showing men favor (that is, pleasing men, even believing men). The LORD Jehovah is presently implementing an eternal purpose (cf. Eph. 3:11) through His beloved Son, being charted out by Himself from ages past.
That purpose is certainly a gracious one, but it involves the investment of His own Person in the race of men, and it extends far into ages which are yet to come (cf. Eph. 2:7). Those whom He has created in His own image are at the very heart of the Divine intent! Thus, for men to live in ignorement of that purposed objective, by neglecting so great salvation, is to invite harm to their own persons of unfathomable measure and proportions.
Men may rest assured that God is expecting great returns on His investment! When "the Word was made flesh and dwelt among us" (Jn. 1:14), and (in the words of Hebrews) when the Savior became a partaker of flesh and blood (Heb. 2:14), God was making an investment in our race of immeasurable proportions. The consideration of these things must be the driving force of our entire beings, ever stirring us up and spurring us on to lay hold of the hope which is "laid up for" us "in Heaven" (Col. 1:5).
As we consider the wonderful thought of Emmanuel (God with us) (Mt. 1:23), let us properly judge that He is now near to us for the purpose of eternally taking hold of us, and we of Him! "Behold, now is the accepted time; behold, now is the day of salvation" (II Cor. 6:2). Let us see that we do not "frustrate" (Gal. 2:21) His purpose for ourselves through "unbelief and hardness of heart" (Mk. 16:14; cf. Heb. 3:12, 19; 4:6, 11). Now is the time of our being readied for rule and dominion. God's present nearness to our race, through the enfleshment of His beloved Son, is for the purpose of preparing us for rulership in the world to come. This is the message of Hebrews chapter 2.
But We See Jesus.As redeemed men and women, we have been predestined to reign in the world to come. But when considering our present state of humiliation because of sin, it often seems that a glorious destiny of rulership is far beyond the pale of our sinfully blighted and benighted condition (cf. Phil 3:21).
We have indeed been created to rule and reign, but now it is quite evident that all things are not yet (Heb. 2:8) made subject to us. Every day we are beset with troubles within and without, that often appear to contradict, and even mock, the thought of our coming to the dominion that we have been predestined for.
We, that are in Christ, have been "forgiven" "all trespasses" (Col. 2:13), but we still have "the sin which" does "so easily beset us" (Heb. 12:1) to contend with daily. "But we see Jesus, who was made a little lower than the angels for the suffering of death, crowned with glory and honour; that He by the grace of God should taste death for every man" (Heb. 2:9). "The Man Christ Jesus" (I Tim. 2:5) is now set down in the place of rulership at the right hand of God, and He is one of us. "God" has "highly exalted Him, and given Him a Name which is above every name" (Phil. 2:9-11). And He it is who has "put away sin by the sacrifice of Himself" (Heb. 9:26)!
In Conclusion. Let us, therefore, devote ourselves earnestly to the "great salvation," and, by so doing, we shall be preparing ourselves to take charge of our appointed dominion in the world to come. And let us not permit our sins, nor the defilement of conscience, to hinder us from coming to God (cf. Heb. 4:16) nor from advancing on to spiritual maturity in Christ (cf. 6:1, NASB), for our elder Brother (cf. Rom. 8:29) has paid the due penalty for all iniquities (cf. Tit. 2:14). Thus in conclusion, let us ever respond earnestly and diligently to the great investment which God, in Christ, has made in our race. --Editor
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Measurements: 1.85" long, 0.95" at widest point
Material: Gold-tone base metal and turquoise or dyed jade
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Mad Max meets Young Hollywood in Cara Couture Jewelry's punk-inspired statement pieces. Since 1997, this NYC-based label has become known for its provocative designs based around geometric shapes, bright colors, and edgy details such as chain mail and leather straps. Glittery headbands, bib necklaces, multi-strand pearl collars, wide hematite-plated pyramid cuffs, golden-spiked chandelier earrings, and Art Deco-inspired rings are just some of the eclectic baubles you'll find in Cara Couture Jewelry's collection.


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Ross says she sees more success with value-added items in areas with denser populations.
Spice World added another product to its value-added lineup this fall. After a successful introduction of its Squeeze Garlic last year, the company added Organic Squeeze garlic and Squeeze Garlic in Olive Oil.
Squeeze garlic is quick, convenient and has no waste, Hymel says.
"Consumers are always using more garlic and the easier it is to use and store the more they will use," he says.
Garlic's dark side
click image to zoomPamela RiemenschneiderBlack garlic lends a sweet, mellow flavor to a variety of dishes. Introduced in the specialty aisle just a few years ago, black garlic appeals to consumers looking for an exotic new experience. Black garlic is produced through a fermentation process that creates smooth, spreadable cloves without the pungency of fresh.
"Spread black garlic on a piece of toasted baguette and you've just created an exciting appetizer with unbelievable taste," Okamoto says. "Consumers are amazed at the sweet, licorice flavor."
Spice World recently added black garlic to its lineup as well, Hymel says.
"Black garlic can be enjoyed any time as a snack and is often consumed for its proclaimed health benefits," he says. "Because of its unique flavor profiles and texture it is used in many recipes."
The age-old debate
Depending on your clientele, variety and size being promoted, marketers say they see arguments for pricing by unit and by weight.
"I think some consumers have a perception that garlic is an expensive item when priced by the pound," Ross says. "We have found if you price it by the each it has a more receptive price point."
Melissa's Okamoto says location also is a factor.
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We have two Canary Island mature palms that were transplanted about 6 months ago. The palms are 8-10 ft tall clear trunk; with fronds they are about 16ft tall.
One of the trees looks great and healthy but the fronds of the other are starting to dry up and droop. The current watering schedule is set to two times per week in the amount of 24 gallons at mid day; the 24 gallons is dispensed in a two hour period. As of yesterday we have reduced the watering to one time per week with the same amount of water. Any and all advice is sought after. Thank you in advance for your help. |
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My brother lives in phoenix and he was having the same problem. with a large phoenix we just put in his yard. some die back of the fronds is normal. I would be watering it heavy every day his irrigation stays on all night every day and the palms nices and green. Until the palm establishes itself it will dry up fast and the more leaves it has in the crown the faster it will dry out. |
I was not going to respond to your posting because I grow my Canary Palms under such different circcumstances--in large tubs, in a much wetter and cooler climate. But I do agree with the above posting by Mike. It sounds like they are not getting enough water. Once they become more established, they'll become more drough tolerant. This species has some drought tolerance but probably not as much as the "True Date" (Phoenix dactyfilera)--which is why I prefer it in my WET climate. Good luck! |
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List the order of how you think the episodes were from Best to Worst. (I know they are all fantastic, but if you had to pick which ones were the best and which ones were better than others what would it be?)
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I was in my local store today and they were moving everything around. How come I asked. The manager said they were making room for Martha Stewart. I asked what she was selling and he said Scrapbook supplies so the old stuff will be going on sale. INFO Just in case someone is reading the board |
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Wow, thanks for the heads-up on the possible upcoming sale. Although I'm not personally impressed with martha, I can apprecriate her causing a clearance sale on the other stuff. I guess everybody is good for something...lol |
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Columbia Shuttle Tragedy (Released October 2003)
When the shuttle lost contact with NASA at approximately 9:00 AM, the mission controllers thought it was a temporary problem caused by reentry into the atmosphere, even though temperature sensors on the inboard and outboard elevons on the left wing had stopped functioning minutes before. When the silence continued, the fear rose. Several 911 calls were made by residents in Texas, Arkansas and the Louisiana area. The worst nightmare had happened. The space shuttle Columbia and her seven crewmembers were lost!
Immediately after losing the shuttle and its seven crew members, NASA began impounding all mission control data on the flight, and also stopped all shuttle operations at Kennedy Space Center. NASA authorities asked the public not to touch the debris and to report any findings to the police. The condition and location of the debris would help the engineers to determine what caused the shuttle to break up.
The biggest concern was with what had happened during the launch on January 16th. A day after, NASA engineers reviewed the launch tapes to reveal a 20-inch piece of hardened insulation foam breaking off the main fuel tank and hitting the shuttle's left wing.
The engineers could not determine if the foam had caused any damage to the shuttle's wing because the picture was blurry and the angle of the shot was bad. They asked the top shuttle managers for outside agency assistance, but the request was denied. After an official report from Boeing and many consultations, the shuttle managers concluded that there was no safety concern due to the foam's impact and the shuttle continued its mission.
When the shuttle broke up during reentry, no one could ascertain if it was because of the damaged wing hit by the foam. Other possible causes were pilot mistake and space debris. Investigations continued in the next few weeks. Some molten aluminum debris from the shuttle's wing structure, as well as molten steel debris, had been found. The engineers eliminated the other possibilities and began focusing on the foam from the external tank only.
When the shuttle reenters the earth, the temperature on its surface can reach nearly 3000o F. So the Thermal Protection System (TPS) on the shuttle is critical. This system uses four different materials: high-temperature reusable surface insulation (HRSI), low-temperature reusable surface insulation (LRSI), felt reusable surface insulation (FRSI), and reinforced carbon-carbon composite (RCC). The black HRSI tiles cover the areas where the high surface temperature is between 1,200 and 2,300 degrees Fahrenheit. The white LRSI tiles cover the lower temperature areas where the maximum surface temperature reaches between 700 and 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit. The felt reusable surface insulation and the reinforced carbon-carbon are used in small amounts. The felt reusable surface insulation was developed later in the thermal protection system program to replace some of the HRSI tiles in the selected areas.
Because the temperature during reentry exceeds 2,300o Fahrenheit at the nose cap, the chin panel, forward external tank attachment point, and wing leading edge panels and T-seals, the reinforced Carbon-Carbon panels were used in these areas. The RCC composite is a laminate of graphitized rayon cloth impregnated with a phenolic resin and layered, one ply at a time, then cured. Next, the laminate is pyrolized to convert the resin to carbon. The part is then impregnated with furfural alcohol in a furnace to convert it to carbon. The process is repeated three times until the desired carbon-carbon properties are reached. For reuse purpose and to prevent oxidation, the outer layer of the RCC is converted into silicon carbide in a furnace filled with argon with a temperature cycle up to 3,000o Fahrenheit.
During the January 16th launch, the foam from the bipod of the external tank was shed, and struck the shuttle's left wing. The debris had damaged the wing's leading edge reinforced carbon-carbon (RCC) structures and excavated tiles, allowing reentry plasma to penetrate and disintegrate the underlying aluminum, damaging the wing's structure.
The foam of the bipod ramp is BX-250, polyurethane foam applied with CFC-11 chlorofluorocarbon. It is applied by hand to cover outside of the tank fittings to prevent ice and frost from forming on the surface. The foam also helps protect from engine and aerodynamic heating. The foam is made of light material to reduce the weight. The wing of the shuttle is covered with a tough carbon panel. It was hard to imagine how such a light material could damage the wing of the shuttle. Some tests were run at the Southwest Research Institute. A piece of foam fired from an air gun at about 500 mph punched a hole in the reinforced carbon material. In other tests with different firing speeds from the air gun, the foam also caused visible cracks on the tested RCC panels. And these cracks could lead to shuttle breakup during re-entry.
Foam ejection during launch has been a problem with quite a long history. Four previous shuttle launches had foam falling from the bipod area: Challenger in 1983, Columbia in 1990 and 1992, and Atlantis last October. Engineers had made many changes in the foam design in the past few years, but the problem had not been solved. The debris of Columbia's left wing leading edge was found heavily eroded from the extreme heat. Erosion was not detected on the debris from the other parts of the wings, clearly proving that the shuttle disintegrated because of the damaged left wing.
The final report of the Columbia Accident Investigation was released on August 26th, 2003. It concluded that this tragedy was caused by technical and organizational failures. The foam problem of the bipod area has existed for years, and NASA engineers have looked at a variety of ways to correct it. The report indicated that the space shuttle should not have been launched with this problem extant. The report further proposed that, although the shuttle had always returned to earth safely after the foam hit the wing during previous shuttle flights, the managers at NASA should not have rejected the engineers' requests to make sure Columbia's wing was not damaged this time. Finally, it suggested that NASA should have had a backup plan for fixing the shuttle in space and insuring the crew's safety if they found out the wing was badly damaged .
The first space shuttle was Columbia, and the first ever shuttle mission took place on April 12, 1981. More recently, because NASA's budget has been cut, along with its workforce, it has been hard for NASA to solve unexpected problems or to improve the shuttle. Despite Columbia's age, plans to replace it were moved from 2006 to 2015 or later because of the budget. Now NASA has decided that they are not building any new space shuttles with the current design. But before the new shuttle is available, the maintenance of the current shuttle is still the priority. The Columbia Accident Investigation Board (CAIB) gave 29 recommendations, 23 technical and 6 organizational, 15 of which the Board specified must be completed before the shuttle returns to flight status. NASA plans to have the next shuttle flight in 2004, no earlier than September 12, 2004.
With the Columbia accident, not only has the nation lost a four-billion-dollar shuttle, seven outstanding astronauts and priceless experimental results, it has also lost confidence in manned space flight and space exploration. It remains to be seen whether internal problems at NASA can be solved, and we can return to an era of pride and confidence in our space program.


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Sudarshan Chakravorty talks about how he will choreograph actors Rajatava Dutta and Debdut Ghosh in Kaushik Sen's play
How have you conceived the scene with Rajatava Dutta and Debdut Ghosh in "Shei Sumouli"?
I have planned to use more of physical theatre. I want to explore their own natural movements that come easily to them as well as help them to make that technically more precise. Let's see how things go.
Every director has his own way of using choreography. How does Kaushik Sen use your choreography for his plays?
With "SS", I will have done five plays with Kaushikda. I think, Kaushikda has a strong visual sense. It was evident in his play, "Ando Beraler Galopo". Since his wife, Reshmi, is a good dancer herself, it has really elevated the play visually with the movements. It's interesting to note that his mother was a good dancer, his wife is and so his son. There is a strong sense of movement in the genes and although Kaushikda is a bit sceptical about moving himself but he has a very intense choreographic feel of his scenes. Even his compositions have a specific design as is apparent in "Bidushak", "Malyadaan" and so on. Another interesting aspect is that, at times, he has even used my workshop modules and exercises to choreograph his plays. That's happened mainly in "Horgoj". The choreographies in his plays are interwoven within the narrative. That makes the whole exercise so interesting!
How is his style of using choreography different from that of Debesh Chattopadhyay's?
It's difficult to compare my experience in working with Kaushikda and Debesh Chattapadhyay since it's my first play with Debeshda and that too a complete musical. Debeshda's " Debi Sarpomosta" has performers acting, dancing, singing. It's a complete folksy play with movements drawn from Purulia and Bankura folk dances but I have used my contemporary sensibilities to design the movements. The floorwork and contact improvisation of contemporary dance have been imbibed by the folk idiom!
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Hank Schannen at Rare Find Nursery in NJ has the following: Rhododendron 'Firestorm' A newer bright hardy red, which blooms in late May to extend your season. The flowers have wavy edges. Dark green foliage covers a dense, spreading plant; width is greater than the height; and hardy too! R. 'Francesca' 'Francesca' took the rhododendron world by surprise in the early 70's as one of the first patented rhododendrons. It was the answer to the blue-red color of 'Nova Zembla' which had been the hardy red for northern climates. 'Francesca' is a tall growing shrub with buds that are almost black-red as they open. The flowers are a deep carmine red in a large spectacular truss. A great red for late midseason display. R. 'Harold Amateis' This red is a low 2-3' plant with great leaves. The new growth on this plant is fantastic. Long, narrow, upright fingery shoots are covered with red bracts and hairs. Mature leaves are relatively narrow, very dark green and heavily textured. The blooms on this plant may take a few years to appear, but when they do, the early-season flowers of deep, pure red in ball trusses will knock you out. There is nothing else quite like it. R. 'Pride's Early Red' A little known Lanny Pride plant from the "ice box" of western Pennsylvania. Most hardy reds tend to grow tall and gangly, but our 20 year old plant is unusually compact. This compactness and its redder flowers on a tough Zone 5 plant are its differentiating qualities. The leaves are a dark forest green. It blooms about May 15 for us, which is earlier than other red ironclads. R. 'Skookum' If you are familiar with Yak hybrids, they have outstanding foliage on a compact plant. Here is a yak hybrid with red flowers having contrasting white filaments. Dark green foliage clothes a plant which has a low growing, compact habit. R. 'Taurus' This is a spectacular early blooming red rhododendron. It is identical in parentage to 'Grace Seabrook' and they bloom a few days apart. Eventually becomes a large sized plant with pointed dark green leaves and dark maroon flower buds that make the plant a year-round asset. The 3.5 inch flowers are a spectacular dark red with black spotting. Few others rival its bloom in the early season. These are a low to medium height plants that are hardy to at least -15F. I know Hank and he run's a first class operation. He is very active in the American Rhododendron Society. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Rare Find Nursery in NJ
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Wow! Thank you so much--they are beautiful! |
Well, no, guess what, they don't "have the following". They are sold out of some of them, after seeming to have them available for online purchasing this spring. Roslyn and Greer Gardens have a nice selection of rare rhododendrons, too, and have filled many _complete_ orders for me over the years. |
Last1Earth, This morning, after walking the garden and admiring my six foot Harold Amateis, and my five foot Taurus, I recalled this post. |
I only fertilize my rhododendrons every 10 years or so and don't use very much then. I planted most of them in a lot of sun. They don't grow too fast and seem to maintain their size fairly well. I do prune every few years. I prune when they are blooming to get cut flowers. If you don't want them to grow too much, plant a "small" variety, seldom fertilize and don't plant in the shade. |
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