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Displaced Ukrainians receive planeload of EU aid, more to follow
Tens of thousands of people displaced by renewed fighting in eastern Ukraine have received a planeload of humanitarian aid from the European Union. As Ukrainian separatists announced they aim to expand control of their stronghold Donetsk to the entire region, the EU pledged to…
African aid group hopes kidnapped French worker will be freed
Caritas, one of the main aid groups in Central African Republic say…
Greece: Soup kitchens feed thousands this Christmas
With unemployment running at around 25% and no let-up in the ongoing…
Open wounds in the Central African Republic
A year after the end of the third civil war that ravaged the Central African Republic an uneasy calm reigns in the capital, Bangui. Despite a…
Care in conflict zones: MSF's medical aid on the frontline
They go where most of us would never dare, leading the battle against…
Niger PM asks for help to deal with Boko Haram refugee crisis
The prime minister of Niger has appealed for international help to…
Britain and US pledge to help Afghanistan after combat troops leave
Britain and the US have renewed pledges to support Afghanistan after…
UN suspends aid to Syrian refugees as money runs out
On Monday the UN's World Food programme announced it was suspending aid…
Netherlands sends relief supplies to Ebola-stricken countries – nocomment
A Dutch navy vessel delivered relief supplies to Freetown, Sierra Leone…
Red Cross suffers first fatality in Ukraine
The Red Cross says one of its aid workers was killed on Thursday when an artillery shell landed near its office in Donetsk, eastern Ukraine…
UN urges EU not to forget Gaza
It's the conflict in the Middle East that many have already forgotten. But more than 100,000 Palestinians have been left homeless by the fifty…
Red Cross bid to strengthen disaster resilience and vulnerable communities
Torrential rains and tropical storms have left a trail of death…
- 20/09 - Ukraine: Donetsk rebel weapons factory blows up
- 18/09 - UN warns funding gap means less food for Syrian refugees
- 26/08 - Little hope of progress as Putin and Poroshenko prepare to meet in Minsk
- 25/08 - Russia announces plans for second aid convoy to Ukraine
- 23/08 - Ukraine accuses Russian aid convoy of stealing factory equipment
- 23/08 - Ukraine 'was ready to accept aid', Russia tells UN
- 22/08 - Ukraine: controversial Russian aid cargo is unloaded in Luhansk
- 22/08 - Russia and Ukraine blame each other after aid convoy enters Ukraine
- 22/08 - Russian aid convoy arrives in Luhansk in eastern Ukraine
- 22/08 - Russian aid convoy is 'direct invasion' says Ukraine
- 22/08 - Russian aid convoy crosses into Ukraine
- 20/08 - Major UN aid airlift to northern Iraq underway
- 19/08 - Iraq: UN refugee agency launches major aid push for displaced
- 17/08 - Russian aid lorries move closer to Ukraine border, no word when they might…
- 17/08 - Iraq: US air strikes back Kurd push to retake Mosul dam
- 16/08 - Red Cross says no security guarantees in place yet for Russian aid convoy
- 16/08 - Germany could send military aid to Iraqi Kurds
- 16/08 - Russian 'aid' convoy in limbo, Kyiv and Moscow trade barbs…
- 16/08 - Ukraine's aid reaches east as Russian convoy remains stalled
- 15/08 - Red Cross reveals some progress on Russian aid convoy's voyage into…
- 15/08 - Britain looks to boost humanitarian aid to Iraq
- 15/08 - Hopes of an end to frontier face-off on Ukraine-Russia border
- 15/08 - BRUSSELS BUREAU - Russian aid convoy reaches Ukraine border – nocomment
- 15/08 - Mystery continues to surround Russian 'aid' convoy for Ukraine
- 14/08 - Russian aid convoy close to separatist held border crossing with Ukraine
- 14/08 - Russian aid convoy continues towards Ukranian border
- 13/08 - Displaced Yazidi families remain in a desperate situation
- 13/08 - Alleged Russian aid convoy closes in on Ukrainian border
- 12/08 - Ukraine to refuse entry to Russian aid convoy
- 12/08 - More tension as Russia sends humanitarian aid trucks to Ukraine
- 12/08 - Russia to send aid to eastern Ukraine as part of an international…
- 11/08 - Kyiv and the West oppose Kremlin's aid mission to Ukraine
- 09/08 - Iraq: US airdrops aid to thousands trapped by IS militants
- 07/08 - Fears grow for two missing Italian aid workers
- 04/08 - Israeli ceasefire underway in parts of Gaza Strip
- 02/08 - REPORTER - Refugee rage: hostility to displaced Syrians rising in Turkey
- 27/07 - Gaza city's ground zero
- 27/07 - Gaza's Shejaia village destroyed by Israeli onslaught
- 26/07 - REPORTER - Gaza residents return to inspect destroyed homes during ceasefire –…
- 26/07 - Hamas and Israel hold temporary 12-hour truce
- 17/07 - Gazans use temporary truce to visit banks and markets
- 17/07 - Five-hour ceasefire by Israel to allow aid to reach Gaza
- 03/07 - THE GLOBAL CONVERSATION - UNITAID chief speaks about ending extreme poverty, tackling AIDS and…
- 01/07 - THE GLOBAL CONVERSATION - Prince Harry visits disabled children in Chile – nocomment
- 12/06 - BRUSSELS BUREAU - Water resources under strain in Zaatari
- 16/05 - Five MSF aid workers freed by Syria kidnappers
- 07/05 - Afghanistan: families displaced by landslides given food aid
- 06/05 - Tensions rise in Aab Bareek amid fears of fresh floods in Afghanistan
- 06/05 - BRUSSELS BUREAU - Hundreds dead in Afghanistan landslide – nocomment
- 05/05 - MSF suspends non-emergency care in CAR in response to attacks on staff
- 05/05 - Survivors of the Afghan mudslide desperate for food and water
- 22/04 - Aid convoy reaches remote Lebanese village of Tfail
- 12/02 - Syria: Rush to evacuate civilians from besieged Homs before ceasefire ends
- 09/02 - Ceasefire shattered: UN aid convoy attacked in Syria
- 08/02 - Syria evacuation of Homs continues
- 07/02 - Syria and the UN reach a deal to evacuate civilians from war-torn Homs
- 04/02 - Russia offers assurances on Syrian chemical weapons removal
- 03/02 - Syria's Assad 'starving and killing own civilians'
- 30/01 - UNHCR calls for nominations for its Nansen Refugee Award 2014
- 25/11 - Prince Harry arrives in Antarctica ahead of 335km charity trek
- 22/11 - Humanitarian efforts in Philippines
- 15/11 - REPORTER - Lampedusa: the 'forgotten' island
- 17/10 - NEWS + - Aid in the 21st Century – Red Cross calls for technological…
- 10/10 - THE NETWORK - How can Europe help deal with the Syrian refugee crisis
- 09/10 - REPORTER - Lebanon struggles to cope with rising number of Syrian refugees
- 04/10 - REPORTER - The plight of Syrian refugees who flee to Lebanon
- 11/05 - 65 million euros more EU aid to Syrians affected by the conflict
- 02/05 - Somalia famine 'left more than a quarter of a million people dead'
- 30/04 - Bangladesh turns down foreign help after building collapse
- 05/04 - Hamas urges UN food agency to resume work in Gaza
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VERGENNES — Vergennes aldermen moved close on Tuesday to setting a May vote on a $1.45 million bond to pay for a 4,611-square-foot North Main Street police station.
That plan would remove more than 1,300 square feet — a drive-in evidence processing area, offices for the force's sergeant and detective, and fitness and intake/dispatch rooms — from the proposed $1.85 million, 5,940-square-foot station that Vergennes voters defeated on Town Meeting Day, 302-292. It would remain on the same site.
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VERGENNES — Vergennes aldermen on Tuesday will look at a proposal for a smaller new North Main Street police station, and City Manager Mel Hawley said this week that they could act quickly to schedule another vote on the issue.
City residents on Town Meeting Day rejected a $1.85 million bond to pay for a 5,940-square-foot station on the 0.75-acre former Vergennes Auto Sales parcel by a slim margin, 302-292.
VERGENNES — Vergennes residents on March 5 will decide whether to support the city council's $1.85 million bond proposal to pay for a new, 5,940-square-foot police station on North Main Street.
The price tag includes $1.15 million for the building, about $200,000 for site development costs, roughly $80,000 in design fees, a $50,000 contingency, $59,000 for a generator and furniture, and a number of other smaller expenses.
MONKTON — Police are looking for help in determining the origin of a fire that consumed a horse barn in Monkton early Sunday morning.
At approximately 3 a.m. on Feb. 24 the Monkton Fire Department responded to a fire at 271 White Ridge Lane in Monkton. The fire was reported after a Monkton resident saw an "orange glow" in the area of White Ridge Lane.
BRISTOL — The voters of the Bristol Police Department Special Service District will be asked to consider a 6.4 percent spending increase on Town Meeting Day that will, among other things, fund moving the department's headquarters from its current location on South Street.
This week's community forum was submitted by four Vergennes aldermen: Bill Benton, Joe Klopfenstein, Randy Ouellette, and Renny Perry, who chairs the Police Station Planning Committee.
Last summer, while opera house patrons waited in line to purchase tickets to an event in the downstairs atrium, a Vergennes police officer entered with two people in handcuffs and passed by the line of anxious people to enter the office.
BRISTOL — The Bristol selectboard last week disciplined Police Chief Kevin Gibbs for his handling of a grant over three years.
On Dec. 17, the board held a disciplinary hearing in executive session to discuss Gibbs' handling of a Department of Health grant. In public session, the selectboard voted to direct Town Administrator Bill Bryant to issue a written reprimand to Gibbs, and to require Gibbs to pay $6,895 in restitution to the police department by June 30, 2013.
VERGENNES — Vergennes aldermen at a Tuesday public information meeting at the city fire station released for the first time purchase price details of their proposed North Main Street site for a new police station, and they updated funding plans for what is estimated as a $1.75 million project.
They told a gathering of about two-dozen residents, plus Police Chief George Merkel and several members of his department, that the chosen parcel could cost up to $259,000.
BRISTOL — A tragic one-car accident at the intersection of North Street and Park Place in Bristol on Saturday evening claimed the life of an 86-year-old pedestrian, Ann Roscoe of Bristol.
Bristol police responded to the scene at approximately 5:51 p.m. on Nov. 24. Roscoe was transported to Fletcher Allen Health Care in Burlington, where she died later that evening, according to a press release from the Bristol Police Department.
Ashley Nancollas, 19, of Bristol, was operating the car. No charges have been filed.
BRISTOL — The results of a survey distributed by the Bristol Police Advisory Board outside the polls on Election Day indicate that a very slim majority of Bristol voters favor an expansion of the police district to a town-wide police force — just more than 50 percent.
Jim Quaglino, chair of the police advisory board, said that next steps would include the police department and selectboard looking into what the expansion would cost Bristol taxpayers.

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Mistral promises unpredictable performance
Mistral (formerly Andover Chamber Music) brings "American Voices" to West Parish Church in Andover at 3 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 3.
With Artistic Director Julie Scolnik at its helm, Mistral bills itself as as having brought "unstuffy, unpredictable and unmatched" concerts with internationally renowned musicians to the Merrimack Valley and Greater Boston since 1997. Most concerts are repeated at St Paul's Episcopal Church in Brookline.
Scolnik aims for performances that are a little eccentric, stubbornly personal, impassioned and committed to invigorating old traditions with an ever-youthful perspective, she says.
Tickets are $30, $25 for seniors and free for students with ID. Order securely online at www.MistralMusic.org, call 978-474-6222, or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Faculty all jazzed up for concert at Phillips
In other concert-related news, The Phillips Academy Music Department in Andover presents a concert of Faculty Jazz Ensembles at 3 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 27. The performance will feature the music of Charles Mingus, Bob Baughman, Moacir Santos, McCoy Tyner, Kenny Garrett, Joe Henderson, Frank Loesser, Chick Corea, Nelson Cavaquinho and Toninho Horta.
Free and open to the public, the concert is in the Timken Room at Graves Hall on the Phillips Academy campus, 180 Main St., Andover. Graves Hall is handicapped accessible. For further information contact the Music Department at (978)749-4263 or e-mail to email@example.com.
Howard G. Buffett next on stage for writer series
The Music Hall's Writers in the Loft series welcomes farmer, businessman, politician, photographer and philanthropist Howard G. Buffett, the oldest son of multibillionaire Warren Buffett, on Friday, Oct. 25. Buffett comes to Portsmouth, N.H., to discuss his new book, "40 Chances: Finding Hope in a Hungry World." He will appear on stage with his son and and fellow farmer, Howard W. Buffett. The two will converse with longtime Music Hall member Peter Lamb, an independent philanthropic advisor who has served in the non-profit field for over 35 years.
"40 Chances" chronicles Howard G. Buffett's journey as a philanthropist, photographer, and perhaps most importantly as a farmer with a deep understanding of what it takes to produce food in difficult conditions. He applies the lessons he learns to everyone: We each have 40 chances to accomplish our goals in life and do our best work, whatever our passions may be.
This hour-long event begins at 5:30 p.m. in the Music Hall Loft, 131 Congress St., Portsmouth. The ticket package, which includes a book, bar beverage and author meet-and-greet and book signing, is $40.25 ($37.25 for members). Packages can be purchased through The Music Hall Box Office, 28 Chestnut St., Portsmouth, over the phone at 603-436-2400, or online at www.themusichall.org.
Voca People brings musical adventure to Boston
The Voca People, an original musical theater experience that bridges languages, cultures and even planets, makes its Boston debut at the Citi Shubert Theatre on Friday, Oct. 25 and Saturday, Oct. 26, for three performances.
The show stars eight "vocal acrobats" who combine a cappella vocals with the art of the modern beat box, which imitates drums, trumpets and guitars without instruments or sound effects. It incorporates 70 songs from Mozart to Madonna to Run DMC, making it fun for all ages.
Voca People began on YouTube with a video clip now boasting more than 20 million hits. The show been performed in more than 20 countries since 2009, from South America, to the United States, Canada, Europe and the Middle East.
The show is at the Citi Shubert Theatre, 265 Tremont St., Boston on Friday, Oct. 25 at 8 p.m. and Saturday, Oct. 26 at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Tickets are $30-$60 and on sale at the Citi Center box office, through www.citicenter.org or by calling (866) 348-9738.


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11 For why the scripture saith, Each that believeth in him, shall not be confounded. | 11 As the Scripture says, "Anyone who trusts in him will never be put to shame." |
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If you haven't heard, Scott Lobdell is attempting to reboot Tim Drake's origin a whole year into an already pre-existing reboot. In Batman #1, Tim Drake is listed in the Bat-Computer as a former Robin. In Teen Titans #1 (written by Scott Lobdell himself), Tim Drake is seen looking at a photograph of himself as Robin with Batman. In Batman and Robin #10, Bruce, Dick, Jason, and Damian, all address Tim as a former Robin. But in the upcoming Teen Titans #0, Scott Lobdell is rebooting Tim's origin to make it that he was never a Robin but instead went straight to being Red Robin... (also he was in the olympics or something...)
If you don't want this to happen, help fight this. http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/timdrakewasrobin/
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38 that the word of Isaiah the prophet might be fulfilled, which he spake, Lord, who hath believed our report? And to whom hath the arm of the Lord been revealed? | 38 This was to fulfill the word of Isaiah the prophet: "Lord, who has believed our message and to whom has the arm of the Lord been revealed?" |
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19 And ye have this day rejected your God, who himself saved you out of all your adversities and your tribulations; and ye have said unto him, Nay, but set a king over us. Now therefore present yourselves before the LORD by your tribes, and by your thousands. | 19 But you have now rejected your God, who saves you out of all your calamities and distresses. And you have said, 'No, set a king over us.' So now present yourselves before the LORD by your tribes and clans." |
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Providence, RI (Sports Network) - Jon Jaques scored 20 points, going 6-of-8 from beyond the arc, and Cornell hit 20 shots from beyond the arc and clinched the Ivy League crown with a 95-76 victory over Brown.
Louis Dale, Ryan Wittman and Chris Wroblewski each hit four three-pointers with the trio scoring 18, 16 and 14 points, respectively, for the Big Red (26-4, 12-1 Ivy League), who sewed up their third consecutive berth in the NCAA Tournament.
Cornell tied an Ivy League record and set a school mark with the 20 made three-pointers, accomplishing the feat on just 30 attempts.
Jeff Foote also scored 14 for Cornell, which won its sixth in a row overall and beat the Bears for the eighth straight time.
This is Cornell's fourth Ivy League crown and fifth trip to the NCAA Tournament. Last year, the Big Red gained a No. 14 seed in the West Region and lost in the first round to Missouri.
Peter Sullivan had 23 points for the Bears (11-19, 5-8), who were swept in the season series by Cornell, also losing 65-54 on Feb. 6. Garrett Leffelman added 16 points in defeat.
It was a great start for Cornell, as Jaques nailed a pair of three-pointers and Wroblewski connected from long distance for a 9-0 lead for the visitors.
Brown battled back and grabbed a 25-24 edge on a three-pointer by Sullivan midway through the half, but Wroblewski responded with a three-ball.
Cornell managed to hold onto a 51-47 edge at the break and pulled away with a sizeable flurry early in the second half. A layup from Leffelman had Brown within 56-51, but Cornell responded with the next nine points, culminated by Dale's jumper with 16:15 remaining.
The Big Red continued to pull away, building the cushion to 20 at 81-61 on a Dale three-pointer inside nine minutes to go.
Cornell shot 57.4 percent from the field.
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Jim Amato: Greatness, like beauty is really in the eye of the beholder. Since 1965 I've followed the careers of so many wonderful fighters. Over the past couple of decades it has become increasingly more difficult to judge a fighters true worth. With so many titles and weight classes involved sometimes we as fans never really know who is the best fighter in their weight division. At times when a fighter does emerge who looks like he is the cream of his division, he promptly moves up a weight class. Floyd Mayweather Jr. is a good example. Manny Pacquaio too.. This piece is on who I feel were the ten best boxers since 1965 to dominate a single weight class. Those who proudly held the title for an extended reign and ruled it with an iron fist. Coming up with the top ten was not an easy task. Believe it or not there were quite a few fighters that had to be considered. There were some greats who just fell short of making the list but in their day they made their mark. Men like Michael Spinks, Aaron Pryor and Eder Jofre. Others like Julio Cesar Chavez, Marco Antonio Barrera, Pernell Whitaker and Miguel Canto were also passed over. It was pretty difficult to keep Sugar Ray Leonard, Tito Trinidad and Shane Mosley off the list. What about Roy Jones Jr., Carlos Zarate, Khaosai Galaxy, Salvador Sanchez and Jose Napoles. There was no room for them either. By now you must have concluded that the ten boxers I picked must be very special. They are, all ten of them. I'm sure many will disagree with me and there will be many a strong argument for other candidates. I do hope you agree with me that my top ten and also the fighters I've mentioned above were pretty special indeed. NUMBER TEN - JOE CALZAGHE - 168 - Joe actually put some color and pzazz in a division that never had it since its inception. He never received his due recognition because he was based outside of the US but caused quite a stir when Americans saw him dominate Jeff Lacy. Although Joe's recognition was long overdue it was well earned. NUMBER NINE - MARVIN HAGLER - 160 - The Marvelous One WAS the middleweight division in the 1980's. He turned back all challengers including his demolition of Tommy Hearns. Only his disputed loss to Sugar Ray Leonard kept him from being rated higher. NUMBER EIGHT - EVANDER HOLYFIELD - 190 - Talk about cleaning out the division. Vander beat his chief rival Dwight Muhammad Qawi to win a portion of the title. Then he made an exclamation point by stopping Qawi in a rematch. Then he he defeated Carlos DeLeon and Rickey Parkey to unify the titles before invading the heavyweight division. NUMBER SEVEN - VINCENTE SALDIVAR - 126 - This magnificent little southpaw ruled the featherweight division for most of the 1960's. When he ran out of competition he retired. He then came back and promptly regained his lost laurels. NUMBER SIX - RICARDO LOPEZ - 105 - He very may well be the best little man who ever laced on the gloves. It is too bad that a lot of fans didn't get to see him in action. He was a complete fighter who was...unbeatable. NUMBER FIVE - WILFREDO GOMEZ - 122 - The junior featherweight division is truly a bastard weight class with only four pounds separating it from bantamweight and featherweight divisions. Nevertheless Gomez was the division's first star and to this day its brightest. He owned that weight class and its challengers. NUMBER FOUR - CARLOS MONZON - 160 - King Carlos ruled the middleweight division throughout most of the 1970's. He met and turned back some serious opposition in Emile Griffith, Bennie Briscoe, Jose Napoles and Rodrigo Valdez. He was the best middleweight I have seen since I started following the sport. NUMBER THREE - BOB FOSTER - 175 - Pound for pound he gets my vote as the most devastating puncher I've seen in my time. When someone says that a boxer could " take somebodys head off ", they may have been describing Foster. His power was in a word, scary ! Many of his challengers tasted the power. NUMBER TWO - ALEXIS ARGUELLO - 130 - He may arguably be the best junior lightweight of all time. He so dominated this division that four men he defeated while champion claimed the crown after he relinquished it. Bobby Chacon, Rafael Limon, Boza Edwards and Rolando Navarette all lost the " Explosive Thin Man. " NUMBER ONE - ROBERTO DURAN - 135 - To me this was a no brainer. Roberto won the title from an excellent champion in Ken Buchanan. From there he literally ruled the division with an iron fist. His only loss at lightweight was to a tremendous little fighting machine named Esteban De Jesus. Duran would twice halt De Jesus in championship rematches. I truly feel that if Duran had not been around, De Jesus would be in the Hall Of Fame today. Roberto was so dominant that all you had to say was DURAN, and boxing fans knew who you were talking about. Yes, he was that good !
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The Taney County Coroner says MRI imagery and medical records confirm the second body found near rural protem is that of Russell "Rusty" Porter. On April 17, Russell Porter and his wife Rebecca "Becky" Porter disappeared from their Willard home under suspicious circumstances.
On Wednesday, family and friends honored Rebecca Porter at a funeral service in Crane. Both bodies are still under examination at a lab in Texas. Authorities positively identified the first body as Rebecca Porter through dental records. The coroner is not yet releasing the cause of their deaths. Greene County Sheriff Jim Arnott says the investigation is underway but would not confirm if officers are focusing on any suspects.
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Rebecca Ellsworth-Porter, Willard, MO, daughter of Charlie and Mary (Huffines) Hufft, was born November 15, 1964 in Aurora, MO and departed this life at the age of 46.
Rebecca was a loving mother and the pride of her life was her new grandbaby. She was a loving wife and a faithful friend. Rebecca gave her life to her savior Jesus Christ at an early age and served him faithfully in the Ministry for many years. She was a pastor's wife with a servant's heart and loved playing the piano and singing. Rebecca was the Sectional Women's Ministries Leader for the Springfield South Section of the Assemblies of God for several years.
Rebecca worked at Stone County National Bank in Galena for 10 years. Rebecca loved life and had a smile that would light up the room. She loved to travel and did so all over the world, visiting Israel, Egypt, Jordan, Canada, Mexico and the Bahamas. She had visited all fifty states with the exception of Michigan, Pennsylvania and Alaska. Rebecca was very active in sports and was an adventurer.
Rebecca loved being with her family and lived for her children and grandchild. Words cannot express how much she will be missed and the void that she leaves behind.
Rebecca was preceded in death by her parents.
Survivors include: one daughter, Jessica Marie Bullock and her husband, Gary of Marionville; one son, Corey David Ellsworth of Crane; granddaughter, McKenna Marie Bullock; four sisters, Phyllis Terrel and husband, James of Russellville, AR, Joyce Lampe and husband, Ralph of Granby, MO, Janet (Susie) and husband, Vince of Marianna, FL, Marietta Porter and husband, Mike of Stark City, MO; six brothers, Bobby Hufft and wife, Carolyn of Billings, MO, David Hufft of Granby, MO, Charles Hufft of Fair Play, MO, Jimmy Hufft and wife, Leola of Monett,


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Thanks again for doing this, Bill. Starman, wagz, and polboy, it was very nice to meet you guys, as well as your significant others. Happy brewing, everyone! -Adam
neopol and Trish it was a pleasure meeting you today. I look forward to trying your home grown hops, tomatoes, horseradish, etc. Thank you for stopping by so promptly. Starman, you're a saint stopping by with your 4 month old and hanging out for a few hours. Your boy cried for all of 5 minutes I think. Thanks for the beer too. Adman, you drank all of my beer and bailed...wtf?
Thank you, thank you and thank you. Kicking myself for not bringing homebrew. Dan
Bill thank you very much for coordinating and tolerating us. As soon as the garden is running full steam, we are always happy to share the bounty. Also, thanks for the beer. It was really nice to meet everyone, Adman, Wagz/Star, Starman/Mini-Starman. Those of you I promised garden stuff to, remind me when it gets closer to planting time, unless it was seeds. Thanks Again....Happy Brewing Dave and Trish. EDIT: Link to > Crown Brewing is hosting the 3rd Annual Illiana Mayfest on May 26, 2012 at the Lake County Fairgrounds! http://illianamayfest.com/ SpacemanSpiff/Chris -- your grains are safely in Munster. Call or text me tomorrow and we'll coordinate the pick-up. I will also PM you the same.
BREWMUTT Don't you know there aint no devil...thats just god when hes drunk!
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Title: Potato packaging, Blaine, 1966
Contributed by: Oakfield Historical Society
Date: 1966
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Title: Package of buckle tongues, ca. 1840
Contributed by: Maine Historical Society
Date: circa 1840
Location: Warren
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Title: Moosehead brand potato bag, Corinna, c. 1965
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Christmas, a Christian holiday observed by many Mainers, has a very public, seasonal face that makes it visible to those of all beliefs.
The Sanitary Commission: Meeting Needs of Soldiers, Families
The Sanitary Commission, formed soon after the Civil War began in the spring of 1861, dealt with the health, relief needs, and morale of soldiers and their families. The Maine Agency helped families and soldiers with everything from furloughs to getting new socks.
Mainers have been held prisoners in conflicts fought on Maine and American soil and in those fought overseas. In addition, enemy prisoners from several wars have been brought to Maine soil for the duration of the war.
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The history of a long-time mill town as depicted by seventh and eighth grade students at Mattanawcook Junior High School, with help from Lincoln Historical Society and Lincoln Memorial Library. The site includes exhibits on the paper industry, founding fathers, wartime Lincoln, Main Street, influential institutions, and communication and transportation.
A history of the easternmost town in Maine as created by the Lubec Historical Society, Lubec Consolidated School, Lubec Landmarks, and Lubec Memorial Library. Exhibits include the sardine and herring industries, the Sardine Queen, the West Quoddy Head Lighthouse, the 1911 Centennial Celebration, the S. S. Cumberland Steamer, the gold hoax, an important community quilt, a tragic boating accident, and the blizzard of 1934, among others.


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AURORA, Colo. (AP) — A gunman barricaded inside his Colorado home fired shots at police from a second-story window before he was killed as SWAT officers stormed the home Saturday. Once inside, they found the bodies of three other adults, authorities said.
The suspect, whose name was withheld by police, held officers at bay for nearly six hours after neighbors reported gunfire at 3 a.m. inside the modest townhome in the Denver suburb of Aurora, said police Sgt. Cassidee Carlson.
It wasn't known if officers shot the suspect or if he shot himself.
Investigators said two men and a woman appeared to have been killed before officers arrived.
The suspect shot at police who approached the front of the home with an armored vehicle and who fired tear gas around 8:15 a.m. He was killed when he fired at officers from the second-story window about 45 minutes later, Carlson said.
"After we arrived on scene, there were no more shots fired up until he fired at us," Carlson said. "During this time he was all over the house. He moved furniture. He was throwing things. He was agitated. He was irrational."
A large front window was missing in the two-story townhome, the window's mini-blinds in disarray. Bullet holes marked two upstairs windows, and neighbors milled about outside.
A fifth person escaped unharmed and called police to report that she saw three people inside the home who "appeared lifeless," said Carlson, who declined to elaborate about the woman's escape.
A motive for the killings was unknown, and police had yet to say what weapon or weapons were used. Investigators wearing gloves and carrying evidence bags were going over the crime scene.
Police declined to release the victims' names.
"We have an idea of who they are, but we obviously want to confirm their identities with the coroner," said Carlson, who declined to release the relationship between the victims and the shooter.
Officers evacuated neighbors' homes during the standoff and used a bullhorn to communicate with the gunman, urging him to surrender.
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Coming into Friday night's game, Bethel represented the only loss on Dale's otherwise perfect record, and the Pirates weren't going to let their Pottawatomie County basketball rival get the best of them again.
Girls basketball roundup: Breck Clark has 33 points, Dale beats Bethel
Breck Clark scored 33 points, and Lexes Satterwhite made six 3-pointers as Dale won its 20th game of the season, 66-51 at Bethel's B.E. Cantrell Fieldhouse in the NewsOK Varsity Fans' Choice Game of the Week.
"I think we were definitely more prepared. Last time, we may have underestimated them a little bit, and they're a really good team, so we shouldn't have done that," said Clark, who scored 18 points in the third quarter as Dale stretched a 27-21 halftime lead to double-digits.
The lead eventually peaked at 59-39 after four second-half 3s from Satterwhite, who finished with 22 points.
The win was the type of game Dale coach Josh Forsythe has been trying to get from his team all season.
"We can make a deep run in the playoffs this year if we continue to play with that type of effort and consistency for four quarters," the coach said. "When we can play that hard and that disciplined for four quarters, we're pretty tough to beat."
Mikayla Whitten led Bethel with 14 points.
With star guard Gioya Carter out with a sprained ankle, Class 5A No. 4 Carl Albert cruised to a 49-22 win over Noble.
Brianna Duchane scored 19 — 13 in the first half — to lead the Titans while Jordan Gilbert added 10.
The Titans (16-3) dominated from the start and took a 33-10 lead into halftime after scoring 22 in the second quarter.
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"a great thriller"
Yes, because it has a great action without being bogged down with to much detail.
Yes, Peterson did a great job blending all the scenes together. The suspense of the gun battles, being on the run, and the mysteries behind the characters combined together to provide a great balance that made it hard to stop listening.
Yes, no complaints. There were occasional background noises but it didn't really effect the performance.
No. At least not emotionally. I could relate to some of Nathan's internal dialog and so it did make me think about some things.
The greatest factor for giving this book five stars were the new characters. I hope Peterson plans to make them to into major characters in future books. Nathan Mcbride needs all the help he can get ...
"a mixture of short stories"
The last couple stories were filled with great action.
It's a mixture of short stories so it isn't uniform but I expected that. Generally, the stories at the beginning were filled with Jane's backstory. The next few stories were actually excerpts from other novels in the series. I personally found that annoying since I don't want to pay for stories twice. However, the last two stories were related and worthwhile.
Yes, but since it's a collection of short stories, this would of been a nice book to read in portions.
"Overdone Mystery"
This was an okay thriller but I felt Baldacci tried to hard to implement the story into a complex mystery to create more suspense. However, I found the main storyline hard to follow because it simply didn't make much sense. Even at the end when everything was explained, I found it very far fetched. I'm willing to guess he probably started with the conclusion and then back tracked and created the events backwards. Underlining the entire story was the fact that the villain mastermind had been targeting Robbie throughout and came close to killing him a few times. However, his master plan was to confront Robbie at the end ... now which is it?
The characters were very well done and I'm glad most of them continue on in the next book in this series. I especially liked Julie and wished she had a bigger role in this book but I'm sure its only a matter of time before she does.
"Could have been alot better"
The best part was the overall storyline in this novel. It was creative and had plenty of twist and action especially in the second half.The least part I liked was the inclusion of the dark killings such as torturing cilivians. I frankly could have overlooked in the first time but it was reoccuring theme throughout. Plus, it didn't really fit. What politician would hire a sadistic killer to covertly monitor and take out targets without raising any attention? The driveby shooting on Pike was the most ridiclous idea to fit their objectives. There were other inconsisent things like the bugging of ultra-top secret government issued devices. Which in my opinion was also very stupid in the long run. If found, it would eventually be led back to the source. I could go on and on but hopefully you get the generally idea.
This is the first and only book of his I've read. I may get the second one in this series but haven't decided yet.
This is the first time listening to male narrators and I didn't care for it. Part of annoyance with the characters in the first half of the book may have been in part due to the narration.
Well, since movies rarely have the same content as the book version. Yes, if the main two characters and the major overall plot were the same or close to it.
If you having or had trouble listening to the first half of the book, stick with it or skip to the second half. The second half was good and worth gritting my teeth through the first part.If you are seeking romance, then don't bother with this book. In fact, the brutal violence throughout the novel will probably give you nightmares if you were hoping this was a romance novel.
"Cause and Effect Novel"
I'm glad David Weber finally tied all the spinoff series back into the main Honor Harrington series.
I'm glad Honor and the treecats had important parts in the series again.
Elizabeth, Empress of Manticore
No, unfortunately it felt like Weber rushed through or abruptly ended many of the events or scenes that could of had a major impact on the readers. If I remember correctly its happened in previous novels of his too. The best example in this novel was the battle in the Manticore system when the Solarian League attempted to force the Manticoren Empire into surrendering. As soon as the battle started, the scene ended and went into the effect the one sided battle had on everyone.
Most of this novel is cause and effect. There would be an event (usually a short scene) and then there would be the effect which would be reflected by multiple viewpoints from various characters all over the galaxy. Frankly, I was disappointed once again due to fact there was only one actual space battle but plenty of dialog from many characters all concerning the same subject matter. Despite being on the brink of war, the fact that the tech is one sided and the battles will be just opportunistic ambushes might just led the series away from the military sci-fi genre for good. However, it may not matter since the series is probably almost finished anyway.
"Rebound from chaos"
Belastaia is a good new character. I love the interaction between Belastaia and Kaylin at the end of the novel. I'm looking forward to a great heroine duo in future additions in the series.
Yes, several others. Khristine Hvam does a great job in all the narrations.
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After driving husband Martin to infidelity and catching him with another, mentally unstable author Jade returns to her New Zealand home. The plan is to write a book based on the town's history, helped by the local school teacher and her college thesis protégée, and visit her father Christopher. As her editor later explains, her suspicions concerning ever more locals stem from a pathological mental condition. However, more then just paranoia comes with the horse riding incident which killed her ma, an obsessive guilt matter for her and Christopher.
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As we at Tesla reach for our goal of producing a mass market electric car in approximately three years, we have an opportunity to leverage our projected demand for lithium ion batteries to reduce their cost faster than previously thought possible. In cooperation with strategic battery manufacturing partners, we're planning to build a large scale factory that will allow us to achieve economies of scale and minimize costs through innovative manufacturing, reduction of logistics waste, optimization of co-located processes and reduced overhead.
The Gigafactory is designed to reduce cell costs much faster than the status quo and, by 2020, produce more lithium ion batteries annually than were produced worldwide in 2013. By the end of the first year of volume production of our mass market vehicle, we expect the Gigafactory will have driven down the per kWh cost of our battery pack by more than 30 percent. Here are some details about what the Gigafactory will look like.
i gotta admit, i'm actually excited about the gigafactory and how it'll transform
various industries that rely on coal-sourced energy in the future.
how fast of a rate Tesla will transfer market share will be the main question that'll drive Tesla's vision.
i also speculate about the hindering counter, besides the lowering/controlling of oil prices, from various competition that provides the "standard" energy, while maintaining the course for gains in market share.
clearly Tesla is no Tucker having had fought the big three in the past. i'd like to ascertain the ideal succession plan to be in line for gigafactory within Tesla.
Thumbs up from yet another ophthalmologist--kind of like driving a phaco machine!
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We have builder installed smoke detectors and security system installed smoke detectors. In the master bedroom there are two in the ceiling - both of them have lights that bother us at night. The builder installed detector is a constant light and the security system detector blinks and isn't as bothersome. Is it possible to disconnect the builder installed alarms? I think they are tandem alarms. Thanks to anyone for info on this. |
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- Posted by petey_racer (My Page) on Tue, Aug 26, 14 at 7:05
If they are both there there is a good chance they both need to be there. For instance, we did a house with a full alarm system, but the building dept said the code states even in cases like that regular 120V battery backup smoke and CO detectors must be installed. |
- Posted by ronnatalie (My Page) on Tue, Aug 26, 14 at 7:28
The problem is the security system ones are probably battery only and hence don't meet the code. I have the same situation here. It's up to you at this point, but I wouldn't. A piece of tape would solve the light issue. |
Black electrical tape offers an quick and easy solution to bothersome pilot lights on all kinds of electronic equipment. Cut it small and it's pretty unobtrusive. Like ronnatalie, when we looked at adding a security system we found that their detectors wouldn't meet code, requiring double detectors. We chose not to install the security system. |
What annoys me is a sequence of smoke alarms that decide at different intervals to get a weak battery and start chirping. Then you have to go find the ladder, bring it in, get up there, etc. I hate smoke detectors (but I've never had a fire to make me appreciate them)...they only go off when I burn something in the kitchen (lol)..ie something boiled over in oven. I feel guilty if I don't replace battery, but sometimes it's nice to just leave them w/o one. |
- Posted by ronnatalie (My Page) on Tue, Aug 26, 14 at 11:29
Once the battery starts chirping in any of my detectors I just change them all. It's just a matter of time before the others need replacing too and it isn't worth wandering around the house for 15 minutes trying to isolate the one that's making the noise. |
The security system smoke detectors are hard wired and also have the backup of the system battery. The builder installed detectors are also hard wired in tandem with each other and each one has batteries that screech when the batteries are running out. It usually happens during the night when we are sound asleep. I think it is crazy that we have so many detectors blinking away using electricity. I will cover the lights with tape or something but the security system detector is so sensitive I cannot even touch it without it going off. |
I think it is crazy that we have so many detectors blinking away using electricity. Pennies a year. Don't worry about the electricity use. |
Does no one else routinely replace batteries in smoke and CO detectors when shifting to and from Daylight Savings Time? |
This post was edited by saltidawg on Fri, Aug 29, 14 at 15:05
To AND from? Twice a year? Not me. I used to try to do it once a year. But I'd frequently forget. With how good battery technology has gotten, I now feel that replacing them every year is a little wasteful. In fact, I saw detectors in the store the other day that had built-in batteries that lasted 10 years (ie. the life of the detector). So now I just kind of do it randomly. Sometimes it isn't until it starts beeping at me. |
Greg, The detectors with ten-year batteries are new technology and are either federally mandated or state mandated here in Maryland - not sure which. All must be in use by 2018, IIRC. As a retired Navy Submariner I have lived all over the USA - for likely a decade or more every locale I have lived in has run PSA's or at least the local TV News has advocated replacing batteries at those two easy to remember dates/events. Don't confuse the new batteries - the lithium batteries are warranted for 10 years. I get it that you don't want to change your alarm batteries as frequently as many suggest, but at least some of us feel comfortable doing so. I should add, my batteries are not "backups" - they are the sole source of power. BTW, I take the "old" batteries and replace the batteries in my water leak detectors with them. The leak detectors draw ZERO current until moisture completes the battery's circuit. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Kidde Summary of MD State Law
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- Posted by bus_driver (My Page) on Sat, Aug 30, 14 at 10:00
In my own residence, the 7 original hard-wired detectors were new in 2002. The original back-up carbon-zinc batteries failed within a year. The replacement alkalines were date-marked when installed. Regular testing of the battery I(with a battery tester) in just one of the detectors showed that the battery was still usable after 6 years. All the batteries were replaced at the 6 year interval. That about matches the shelf life of unused alkaline batteries. My conviction now is that routine replacement of back-up batteries every year may be quite unnecessary. |
This post was edited by bus_driver on Sat, Aug 30, 14 at 10:05
Our 1600 sq ft condo build in 2007 has 5 smoke detectors. That is way overkill. The open den off of the kitchen HAD a smoke detector. The detector was a few feet from the oven. Of course it went off every time you used the broiler or something boiled over. When using the gas grill on the balcony, the door was close enough to the den to set of the detector. They were all wired together so if one went off they all did. Well, now the one in the den is disconnected and no battery. The others are no longer wired together. The one in the master bedroom was already going bad, and they would all go off for no reason. The bad one was replaced and actually has a CO monitor also. DaleP |
I think the code demand that you must have regular smoke detectors even if you have a security system is ridiculous. What's the point? The security system ones are powered from the system, which has a central backup battery that never (well, rarely) needs changing. They're zone-able; the sounders can be used to indicate other conditions (e.g., heat or gas detectors), and when one goes off you can look at the system screen to see which one, instead of running around all over the house trying to figure it out. |
Fa F3 YES! Exactly!!! |
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At Expo 86 in Vancouver, one of the "hits" was a flying saucer about 2.5m in diameter. Once an hour or so it would make a flight from one end of a hangar-like building to the other and back again under radio control, accompanied by "space" music. It was annular and had a propeller in the central "tube" to adjust its altitude. Around the rim were four motor-propeller units that levelled the saucer and propelled it horizontally.
The saucer was a publicity stunt to gain support for a large-scale machine identical in concept to the one featured in this article. The company name was similar to this one; I wonder if the company moved to Australia from Canada.
One matter not answered then or now is how the lift is to be developed. The full-size machine, like the model, uses helium for lift. That is fine for matching the weight of the machine, so it can be maneuvered into position. But to generate lift, it would have to have one or more large rotors, just like a helicopter, to generate the lift. The question is whether it is worthwhile to negate the weight of the machine given the size required to develop the lift needed for the engines, drive equipment, and structure of the machine.
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Deja vu? Didn't I already see this article a few months ago?
Hare brained? Maybe. But certainly not any more so than, say, if someone said they had this great idea for a new web application called facebook or maybe Zynga.
Cargolifter AG (Germany) tried and failed with a similar idea.
They also created much media coverage with their blimp-shaped project, built reduced scale models and collected investor funds based on not much more than an idea. After bankruptcy, their lasting heritage is a giant hangar (the largest building on Earth by volume), which now houses an artificial "tropical islands resort" - another hare brain scheme.
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Ah, the slings and arrows of something hit me the other night as I was falling asleep. I hadn't done much reading, what with all the order fulfilling; and I was in bed and picked up my Sony eBook (yes, I like it a lot still) and saw that I had downloaded the Bible – the second part – and put the e-book bible down on the bed, raised my head on my arm, and found myself re-reading the begats (I skipped most of that) and then onto what is really a very good story.
Or a very good allegory. And the fellow arrives and does a bunch of miracles and so-on, and frankly, as an agnostic, there's nothing more interesting than religion. The old book. The Koran. The Indian tales. The religion of the Sumatrans. The lost gospels. I've read them all.
And so, agnostic and all, I fell asleep in a peculiar position and somewhere during the night (this was two nights back) I pulled a muscle in my rib cage (so it hurts when I breathe) and at the same time, pinched a nerve in my neck so that it hurts to lean in the wrong position.
It really is pretty painful, and irritating as well. But there is a lesson to be had, I think – and I have heard this before. But reading, as a general rule, is just not very good for you. It's not healthy. Whether you are in front of the computer reading this (we know what it will do to your wrists); or propped up in an armchair by a roaring fire, (I once had a book catch fire that way); I would advise you to be careful with your reading habits.
In this case, it's absolutely clear that the G– who's existence I doubt, decided to punish me with some physical pain for enjoying the stories as much as I did and still saying that I didn't believe in H– existence.
It's also clear, that besides the physical dangers of reading, it is simply not a good idea to read books that you've picked out on your own. That is extremely dangerous. I would advise joining a book club for the near 60 crowd – and letting them do the selecting for you. Much less dangerous.
So I went to the medicine cabinet and found what I was looking for – a cream that has a picture of hell fire on the tube, and ice-cold winds. Fire and Ice. I'm pretty sure that's how the world is supposed to end.
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December 19, 2010The word you're looking for is embrocation.
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December 19, 2010Thank you, Master Dave, for venturing forth into the lands of the Agnostic and the Apostate on behalf of all us doubting but woolly ones too distracted by bright lights and sugary drinks to take up the pilgrimage ourselves.


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