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Clara Regina Ludwig, 98 years of age, daughter of Clara ne Wichert and Augustus Ludwig, was born in Brooklyn, New York died at Loomis House, in Holyoke Massachusetts, Saturday, August 16, 2014 after a short illness. After graduating from Mount Holyoke College in 1937 she had a year of business studies at Simmons College in Boston following which she joined the office staff of the President of Harvard University. In 1945 she moved to the undergraduate admissions office and six years later returned to Mount Holyoke College where in 1958 she was appointed Director of Admissions. In 1967 the Alumnae Association awarded her its Alumnae Medal of Honor, stating, By your individual and wise attention you have reassured and aided many a prospective student. You have led the way in opening up opportunities for disadvantaged students and have ensured that Mount Holyokes admission policies are consistent with its avowed concern. You have been a pioneer in admissions research and a major spokesman in the admissions field. After her retirement in 1981 she volunteered at the Mount Holyoke College Archives working for twenty-five years with their notable manuscript collection. With the experience of your undergraduate years, active involvement in alumnae affairs, and long tenure as a member of the College administration, you brought with you an intimate knowledge of the institution and its operation. As director of Admissions your talent for reading dossiers, and selecting essential elements in them, was honed to a fine skill. So, who could have been better equipped to tackle the collections of personal papers that are part of the College Archives. She chaired the 50th reunion of her College Class. For thirteen years she was treasurer of the First Congregational Church of South Hadley. Her enthusaism for the outdoors began with hikes during college and family camping in the Adirondacks. Her understanding of the need to cherish the environment was manifest in being for a number of years the treasurer of the Friends of the [Holyoke] Range, and a fifty-year member of the Appalachian Mountain Club and the Massachusetts Audubon Society. She traveled widely many trips were birding expeditions, others were narrow-boating on the canals of England, and in her mid seventies she began a ten-year series of visits to Italy with family and friends exploring the wonders of Renaissance painting, sculpture and mosaics, savoring urban centers and being thrilled by the glories of Italian opera, especially Verdi. Contributions may be made to Mount Holyoke College or to any organization committed to the conservation of the natural world.
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In the past five years, the number of bank loans under $1 million has dropped by more than 20 percent. This puts small business owners, arguably the driving force of our economy, at a severe disadvantage when it comes to starting a business. But Jared Hecht, co-founder of startup success story GroupMe, alongside cofounders Rohan Deshpande and Andres Moranis, is today launching a totally… Read More
(Founder Stories) The GroupMe Guys Reveal How To Land A Job At A Startup
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At this year's overcrowded and overhyped SXSW conference in Austin, one of the few startups to break through the noise was group text messaging app GroupMe. How did GroupMe win SXSW? Grilled cheese. The company rented an outdoor food shack for something like $10,000 and turned it into the GroupMe Grill with free grilled cheese sandwiches and beer. The grilled cheese, says… Read More
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Republican Gov. Sam Brownback is rallying Republican activists to promote what he says is the Kansas economic comeback after the state's primary election showed significant dissent within the GOP.
Gov. Sam Brownback and Kansas tourism officials are planning an event in Wichita this week to launch this year's promotional campaign for promoting the state's destinations.
The event is scheduled for Wednesday morning at Exploration Place in Wichita. Brownback and the other officials are unveiling the campaign under the Kansas tourism brand. It is, "There's No Place Like Kansas."
State Wildlife, Parks and Tourism Secretary Robin Jennison plans to participate, along with Assistant Secretary Linda Craghead.
The tourism agency also said that the event will feature Kansan and Nashville country music artist Logan Mize. Promotional videos to be shown around the nation will feature a Mize song called "Sunflowers."
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I think Darius Butler is a very slight reach at 15 but I also think that you draft to fill a need, based on your own opinion and research and not on someone elses preconceived idea of where a player should go. As a GM you do what's best for your team and don't worry about the medias idea of where a player should be drafted, if the media was so good at evaluating talent they'd be working for a team.
As for who the best CB is. I think Alphonso Smith has the best man coverage skills but is a bit slow and Darius Butler is almost as good in man coverage but alot faster. As for Vontae Davis he's also very good but a bit inconsistent and I'm not sure of him in a man coverage scheme, though I think he's got tremendous potential.
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SHELLMAN -- Apparently, Westwood's players knew something early on that nobody outside the program did. They were going to be very good this year.
"I knew since we started that this was going to be a good team," senior lineman Carlton Brooks said. "I've never been on a team that's felt like such a family."
Now 7-0 and atop GISA Region 2-A with Terrell Academy, Westwood has run roughshod over region opponents by a combined score of 138-28 in three wins, including Friday's 48-12 thumping of Randolph Southern. That's no surprise after Westwood defeated two Class AAA schools and two Class AA schools to open the season.
Randolph Southern head coach Ottis Griggs said this Wildcats team may be the best he's played against in his two years in Shellman.
"They play well together," Griggs said. "You don't like to get beat by them, but you enjoy seeing a team like that."
The regular season finale in three weeks in Dawson between Terrell Academy and Westwood is shaping up to be for the region title. Westwood hasn't beaten the Eagles since 2005.
Westwood's Mitch Good, another standout underclassman for the Wildcats, had two interceptions in Friday's win. Randolph Southern's Matt Kendrick also had an interception to go along with 41 yards rushing.
MOVING IN THE WRONG DIRECTION: After a dominating 37-0 win against Berrien in Region 1-AA play two weeks ago, Albany High couldn't do anything right during Thursday's 48-0 loss to Thomasville.
"We went from playing the best game we have played to playing the worst one we could have possibly played," Indians' head coach Felton Williams said.
Albany (2-5, 1-2 Region 1-AA) fumbled six times in the loss, including one inside the Thomasville 10 after they tried to call a timeout before quarterback Emmanuel Byrd took the snap and somehow lost the ball falling into a pile. Byrd also had a wide open touchdown pass dropped in the first half.
Time to forget about that one, Williams said. Next comes Brooks County (3-4, 1-2 Region 1-AA) in two weeks, a team that beat Monroe and lost to Thomasville, 21-0.
"We've got to get ready for a freshman quarterback (Malcolm Parrish) that plays like a junior or senior," Williams said. "It's going to be smashmouth football."
The Indians are in search of win No. 3 on the season. Albany hasn't won more than three games in a year since 2002.
TERRELL ON A ROLL: Terrell Academy football coach Bill Murdock was pleased with Friday night's 28-14 win against Dawson Street -- the Eagles' third in a row after starting 0-2-1 in their campaign to win the GISA Class A state crown for the third straight year.
Of course, three interceptions by senior Clay Willis was a big reason Murdock was smiling after the dust settled.
"We played a little sloppy (on offense), turned it over a couple of times," Murdock said Saturday. "But every time we did, there was Clay making a big play (and intercepting) another one. In all my 28 years as a coach, I've never seen that. I've had plenty of kids get two (picks). But three? Just amazing."
Murdock said he asked legendary former TAE coach Don Beard, who is now an assistant on Murdock's staff, if he'd every seen anything like that. The answer?
"He said no. We're pretty sure it's a school record," Mudock said.
WIllis' third pick of the game was returned for a TD, officially icing the win as Terrell improved to a perfect 3-0 in Region 3-A play. But even after that rough start, Murdock said it never phased he or his kids.
"I think probably some of our fans felt differently (and weren't happy) about our start, but we do this every year (and) play a tough, non-region schedule to start," the coach said. "We feel doing that can only make us better down the road."
One player Murdock says he's seen vast improvement in is backup QB Zach Hurst, a junior who had to step in for fellow junior Chris Rogers when Rogers tore his ACL early in the season. The Eagles throw the ball less than before with Hurst under center, but as a result have discovered another extremely effective dimension of their offense in Levi Griffin, who rushed for 112 yards and three scores against Dawson.
"It's tough not having Chris, but Zach has stepped up," Murdock said. "And Chris hates not being out there. In fact, he can't even walk right now because he just had the surgery (recently) so he texts us all the time asking how things are going, or after games to see how we did."
Rogers tore his ACL against Brookwood, but actually came back into the game and played it out.
"He's a really tough kid," Murdock said of Rogers.
Speaking of tough, the Eagles know their schedule won't get any easier from here on out, especially because of the showdown looming in the second-to-last game of the year against neighboring rival Westwood (7-0) -- the No. 1 team in the GISA Class A Coaches Poll.
Murdock said the Eagles are taking their games one at a time right now, but admitted that everyone in Dawson knows the showdown is nearing.
And Westwood will be hungry and ready. After all, Murdock is 6-0 against the Wildcats since he took over as coach.
Asked what he thought of Westwood's success this season, Murdock was very complimentary of his team's annual rival.
"(Westwood head coach) Ross (Worsham) is a good friend of mine and I'm real proud of him and all the good things they've done this year," Murdock said. "They've got a real fine team, they work hard and right now they're blowing everyone out in this region.
"We just hope to get better each week so we're ready (for the challenge)."
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- GISA PREP FOOTBALL CAPSULES: Terrell Academy at Memorial Day; Thomas Jefferson at Westwood ( November 18, 2011 )
- Westwood routs TAE for region title, posts perfect season again ( October 29, 2011 )
- Energizing the base ( November 6, 2009 )


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Bowie High School football coach Jae Jackson told his players their game this week could be the biggest of their tenures.
It's the same thing he told them last week and the week before.
After starting 0-3, No. 6 Bowie beat No. 7 Henry A. Wise and Eleanor Roosevelt. Jackson continues to believe, as he did before the season, his team could make the playoffs only with a 3-3 start during a difficult opening schedule.
That would require snapping a two-game losing streak against No. 5 DuVal at 2 p.m. Saturday.
"I'm not afraid to tell my team that it's a big game, because they know it," Jackson said. "They already know it. They know the situation. They know that this game is of utmost importance to us in trying to get the playoffs. So, there's no need for me to sugarcoat it and treat it as a normal or anything like that."
Bowie's final four opponents — Laurel, Parkdale, Oxon Hill and Bladensburg — all have losing records, and Bowie went 4-0 against them last season, winning by an average score of 39-9. So this could quite possibly be Bowie's final substantial test.
Two of the other four teams considered firmly in the 4A South Region playoff hunt also meet Saturday, when Eleanor Roosevelt plays at Wise at 2 p.m.
"If we weren't playing," said Jackson, whose team beat both squads, "that would be the game I was going to."
Suitland and Charles H. Flowers are both 5-0 and atop the region standings.
Bishop McNamara turned heads under first-year coach Keith Goganious, starting 5-0 and rising as high as No. 16 in the state poll a year after going 3-7.
After losing to Good Counsel last week, Bishop McNamara (6-1) will face No. 1 DeMatha (6-1) at 2 p.m. Saturday — potentially a key game as far as recruiting for the two Washington Catholic Athletic Conference programs in Prince George's County.
Bishop McNamara and DeMatha have on common opponent: Our Lady of Good Counsel. DeMatha beat Good Counsel 21-0, and Bishop McNamara lost to Good Counsel 41-0. But a good showing with its up-tempo offense could mean Bishop McNamara impresses middle schoolers.
"That's part of it, playing the game and winning," Goganious said. "Another part of it is your program, the academic piece you have, the coaches that are there, the kids feeling comfortable being with you. So, it's not all about what happens on the field."
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No. 9 Forestville at No. 8 Surrattsville, 2 p.m. Saturday
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May 31, 2009 | Metro Health Receives Environmental Leadership Award | Metro Health Hospital has received another award for its leadership in health care sustainability. |
May 27, 2009 | Free Help for Better Sleep | A local support group for people with sleep disorders is hosting a special educational event on Monday, June 15. This is a great opportunity to make sure you are using sleep assistance equipment properly and to speak to medical professionals. Click through for details on this Live Healthy program. |
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I was so proud to join the ONE Campaign and chef's Andrew Zimmern, Hugh Acheson, and Nina Compton on Capitol Hill, where we advocated for bringing energy access to 50 million people in sub-Saharan Africa. I also appeared with Tom Hart, US Executive Director of ONE, on News Channel 8's "Let's Talk Live" to talk about the initiative.
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I'm participating in a panel discussion with chefs and cookbook authors Joan Nathan, Louisa Shafia and Ari White at the 92Y community and cultural center in New York City. Come join us for a lively conversation and tastings.
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You know how much I love being a guest on ABC's The Chew, and this time they invited me to stay for the whole show as a guest host! In case you missed it, here are the segments…
Of course, I made something, too! Here I make one of my favorite healthy dishes, a Mexican inspired Frittata, with help from Daphne Oz and Carla Hall.
And then we finish up the Frittata and serve it with a crunchy Radish and Arugula Salad.
Mario Batali and Clinton Kelly shared some healthy recipes; watch them make their low-cal party appetizers in the next two clips…
And we get to try their appetizers…
Michael Symon shows us how to have a winter garden inside…
Finally, on The Chew's online "Last Bites" segment, we talk about the Chew Crew's hosts favorite destinations in Mexico…
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I visited the ladies at The Talk to share an Emmy Awards party menu (or any party menu). It's full of fun, tasty and colorful finger foods! Watch as Sheryl Underwood takes a bite out of a habanero chile…I was in total disbelief!
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On my recent trip to Mexico, I visited the carnitas capital of the world – Quiroga, Michoacán! So, of course, this time on ABC's The Chew, I had to share my perfected recipe for carnitas. I made Carnitas Tacos with Daphne Oz, and we mixed up some Salsa Verde Cruda to top them.
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Heirloom foods let us taste history while preserving it, but what do "heirlooms" really mean and where do they come from? Join the conversation about native plants, new varieties, and the global influence of diverse communities on foods right here in the DC region. We'll be talking with: Pati Jinich, host of "Pati's Mexican Table" and cookbook author, Rayna Green, National Museum of American History curator and Native American food and plant specialist, Hiu Newcomb of Potomac Vegetable Farm, and Ira Wallace of the Southern Exposure Seed Exchange.
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Here's a cool photo and a little story to go along with it from Clay Pederson, NRA Field Rep for North and South Dakota:
In this picture , professional shooter and co-host of Friends of NRA on the Outdoor Channel Jessie Harrison poses with Keith O'Donnell, one of the Wounded Soldiers that the Midwestern Region Friends of NRA sent on a Colorado Elk hunt. Born and raised in Morristown, South Dakota, Keith now lives in Glen Ullin, North Dakota and works for the North Dakota National Guard.
Keith served in Iraq where his unit was hit by an IED and he was severely injured. He went through several extensive surgeries to repair the damage is doing great now. While he and the other soldiers were out enjoying their elk hunt, the Friends of NRA crew showed up and did some filming for the TV show.
With the show's first season over, Jessie found time in between her busy schedule of shooting competitions to come back to North Dakota and take up an offer to do some pheasant hunting with Keith.
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ProsGood looking truck, handles and rides very great, well put together. ConsA lot of wind noise, specially at high speeds or windy conditions.
Nice Truck — Very comfortable to drive and ride in. Sits up nice and high for a mid-size truck, although this style of Tacoma appears to be significantly bigger than the original Tacoma. Only issue is with wind noise... or I'd rate 5 stars; Nicest truck I've ever owned (and I've previously owned Datsun, Dodge, GMC and Ford.)
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2007 Toyota Tacoma PreRunner Double Cab V6
ProsIf you want a small truck with excellent build quality and a striking appearance, but with low cost of ownership this is the truck for you. ConsIf you want something to take to the drag strip or track and show off or if you want a fun car to drive do not buy this truck.
I Like Enough To Put Up With It. — It is a truck so obviously the acceleration, braking, and handling are only just enough to get it moving. Being a Toyota the build quality is excellent and I have not needed to do a single thing to since I got it besides regular maintenance. The styling really doesn't appeal to me, but I will say that it is the best looking small truck on the market. Again it is a truck, but for a truck it does get decent gas mileage and you really don't have to worry about anything going wrong with it. Once more it is a truck. Fun to drive? No, at least not in my opinion it isn't. Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.) |
2007 Toyota Tacoma X-Runner V6
ProsPerformance ConsCan't get enough of it
I Think This Is The Best Truck Toyota Has Made In The X-runner Trim — The truck is always an eye catcher and the drivability is wonderful. Being a some what lowered truck with tight suspension, it bunches a little. The motor is very powerful and fast! Loving the X-runner in black, next color choice would be Red... Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2007 Toyota Tacoma Base
ProsCold A/C ConsSLLLLLOOOOOOOWWWWW
Work Truck — Umm, it's my work truck. It was either this or a Ford Ranger... Performance is horrible...0 to 60 in about 5 minutes, but once you get up to speed it keeps going, especially going down a hill. Uphill is a different story. Perks are that the air blows cold, the turn radius is amazing, and ...umm. That's it. With a stronger motor, and maybe if the company would put a few more dollars out for an extended cab, this would be a nice truck! Working out of this thing for 10+ hours a day is nothing short of frustrating when it comes to having enough space. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2007 Toyota Tacoma Double Cab V6 4WD
ProsBest value for the price ConsNo reasons for not buying this truck
American Top Three Auto Makers Could Learn A Lesson Or Two From Toyota — Rides like a luxury auto with great gas miliage and plenty of towing capacity. Off road performance is Awesome. As with other Toyota drivers I know, gas miliage is better than listed on the sticker. Drive it...buy it. <:) Now Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
2007 Toyota Tacoma PreRunner Access Cab V6
ProsIt accelerates very quick for a truck and handles very well. ConsI'd avoid it if you suck at driving high up off the ground
A Great Truck For Many Purposes — The truck feels very light, love it or hate it. It runs perfectly, never had an issue. Go every couple moths to get a 75 service. This truck pw3ns in so many ways, except for the fact that the back seat is really cramped Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2007 Toyota Tacoma Access Cab
Prosit's a good little truck Consit's a little truck
2007 Toyota Tacoma Double Cab V6 4WD
Proslooks nd comfort Consfuel economy when loaded.
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2014 Toyota Tacoma Reviews
Americans Want Bigger Economy Trucks To The Point There Is No Longer Economy Trucks That Get 30 Mpg By pickupman
It's like riding on a cloud compared to my 94 Toyota pickup that I still have. When I heard they wasn't making a 2015 Toyota with a regular cab, I went to the dealer and actually got a nice price on a... Read More
Basic Tacoma. They Improve A Little Every Year. By robet
The cabin feels open for it's size. I drive easy and regularly get 23-25 miles a gallon in mixed driving. The roll up windows were easy to get used to on the driver side though I miss a passenger ... Read More
2013 Toyota Tacoma Reviews
Excellent Little Truck By MrOstrich
A nice looking vehicle that can carry moderate loads. Comfortable and practical interior. Good road handling manners. Weak 4-cylinder engine - have to really push it at highway speeds. Recently purcha... Read More
Best Midsize Truck On The Market By Maloneya
I've had my Tacoma for a little over a year now and use it as my farm/work truck. It's been loaded down with lumbar, firewood, concrete, cinderblocks, you name it, I've used it to tow heavy trailers, ... Read More
2012 Toyota Tacoma Reviews
Big Red. It May Be A Little Truck But It Is Tough. By nmortenson
I love that we can fill up the truck and go for drives and not have to worry about going into debt filling it up. It is comfortable and has perfect handling to go on any kind of road. We use it to pul... Read More
Impressions On Downsizing Trucks. By ptronsgard
I love the maneuverability and outstanding traction in snow. This truck does better than my 4WD GMC 2500 in deep snow. I used my Tacoma to get my GMC out from being hung up last winter. My wife even e... Read More
2011 Toyota Tacoma Reviews
Amazing, Incredible, Best Buy, Holds Value! By Jshaw405
It is an incredible vehicle. I love Tacoma's, can't say it enough! I have taken this off road, on road, on snow, on ice, on wet roads, it performs great! Make sure and get the truck bed cover, comes i... Read More
This Taco Eats Its Competition By cpisto
Bridges the gap between a small work truck and the full-sizers. Very useful for quickly loading camping gear, kayaks, bikes etc. Perfect vehicle for the adventuring type. If you are looking for a stoc... Read More
2010 Toyota Tacoma Reviews
Best Pick Up On The Market By bshannonvt
I loved everything about this cal. It is super versatile and survives in the worst of conditions. The bed is a great size and has been able to fit mattresses, bikes, as well as construction equipment.... Read More
Solid Little Truck By rd5590
The overall build quality is excellent. There were no fit and finish issues at delivery. It has surprisingly strong acceleration. It is a fun little 5 speed that is reasonably comfortable for short to... Read More
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COLLEGE STATION, Tx (KYLE) — Change is coming to the College Station Fire Department and it comes in the form of new leadership.
On Tuesday, College Station's City Manager, Kelly Templin, appointed Eric Hurt, a 32-year veteran of the department to the post.
"It's truly an honor to be picked to lead the College Station Fire Department," Hurt says.
It's a change that isn't all too unfamiliar for Chief Hurt; since June he's been filling in as interim chief and now that the title is official, Chief Hurt says he's excited to bring his years of experience and inside knowledge of the department to the table.
"There is an advantage to that because I've had the opportunity to see the full gambit of what the fire department does so while you're looking at the big picture of the services the organization provides, you have all the pieces to the puzzle."
And while Chief Hurt is still trying to settle into his new, permanent position with the department, he says he's wasting no time looking ahead toward the future as College Station continues to grow.
"One of our main goals is keeping up the services, keeping up the level of services, being able to meet the response time for a growing community," Hurt said. "As the population increases, the size of the fire department has to increase and of course we'll be looking at innovative ways to try and provide a higher level of service with new technology."


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They say you should never work with children or animals... Even if it's your own? Judging by correspondent Nick Dixon's appearance on GMB this morning - yes!
Whilst doing a live from his home about the amount of sugar in breakfast cereal, three-year-old Brody decided it was 'daddy time', and promptly placed himself on Nick's lap... Right in the middle of his live.
To make things worse he then started eating the chocolate that was laid out for props! It's worth a watch!
Ten children a day are diagnosed with cancer and thankfully three quarters survive.
Birds of a Feather actress and mum of three Linda Robson is an ambassador for the Children with Cancer charity. Her daughter Bobbi is running the marathon to raise money for them and later on this year Linda will be climbing Ben Nevis to raise money for the charity.
We meet the hero policeman who saved a baby's life when he stopped breathing by running to hospital with him in his arms.
PC Steve Norton, of the Met Police, took a 999 call from a house in Wandsworth where a newborn baby had stopped breathing but found Harrison Paine unresponsive so picked him up and ran in full body armour to hospital.
Thankfully Harrison went on to make a full recovery.
It brightened up my day
On Monday we met a young mum, Sammie Welch, who was handed a letter branding her a 'credit to her generation' for her mothering skills on a train, along with a £5 note to buy a drink.
Well we've now found the chivalrous stranger; Ken Saunders from Wiltshire and we reunite him with Sammie who wanted to say thanks.
Sammie: "Thank you so much, I don't think you realise the impact you had. It was amazing."
Ken added: "I just wanted to put a smile on your face. Its overwhelming really, I didn't think it would have this effect."
Islamic State militants have threatened to kill Japanese hostage Kenji Goto and a Jordanian pilot today - unless Jordan releases an Iraqi woman facing the death penalty for a series of terrorist bomb attacks.
Kenji wears an orange jumpsuit and holding a picture of a fellow hostage in what appears to be a second video released by ISIS in four days.
His mother has made a tearful appeal to Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to save her son.
New research says sugar in cereals has increased so much children could be eating the equivalent of seven biscuits for breakfast
Energy companies lower their prices but experts say they are still not doing enough to help customers
NICE says more than a million people may have been wrongly diagnosed with asthma.
Islamic State militants have threatened to kill a Japanese and a Jordanian hostage today
All this week Good Morning Britain is going down under in Australia.
We'll be speaking to Aussies and expats from the beaches of Oz and hearing some of the amazing stories of the families who live worlds apart in the UK and Australia. Take a look and find out more about some of the people we'll be speaking to...
I'm so proud of her… I just hope for her I don't become a hypochondriac.
Animal Welfare charity Born Free have flown two lionesses out to Africa to be re-homed after being kept in appalling conditions in a circus in Belgium.
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What should I think about when doing this with blind people in mind? Is it
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Google has a very dynamic ChromeOS team which continues to work on improving the ChromeOS experience. There is a lot of development work going on which not only improve productivity but also give early access to a lot of useful features. Chrome teams provides access to these features via beta and dev channels. You can easily enable dev (unstable) of beta channel with great ease. Just keep in mind that these are beta and dev packages and things might break once in a while; you might lose data. So if you are fine with it you can follow this simple guide to enable the dev (or beta) channel on your chrome devices.
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - Defensive lineman Jonathan Taylor enrolled at Alabama, six months after Georgia dismissed him following an arrest for assaulting his girlfriend.
ATHENS - Brian Schottenheimer left the St. Louis Rams on Wednesday to move back to the college ranks as Georgia's offensive coordinator.
ATHENS - A road win was the perfect way for Arkansas to open its Southeastern Conference schedule and for coach Mike Anderson to celebrate a contract extension.
ATHENS - Tiaria Griffin had 16 points, Merritt Hempe added 15 and No. 19 Georgia snapped a two-game losing streak with a 64-47 win over Alabama on Sunday.
ATHENS - Georgia finished second in the Southeastern Conference last year, and still did not get a slot in the NCAA Tournament, its season marred by a lackluster non-conference resume.
ATLANTA- Georgia defensive coordinator Jeremy Pruitt received a raise and contract extension on Friday, and athletic director Greg McGarity said he's working on a contract extension for football coach Mark Richt.
STARKVILLE, Miss. - Breanna Richardson, Kendra Grant and Morgan William each scored 11 and No. 17 Mississippi State remained undefeated by beating No. 19 Georgia 64-56 on Friday.
MANHATTAN, Kan. - After watching Kansas State break its arena record for fewest points in a half, Georgia coach Mark Fox felt his team was in for a second-half dogfight.
CHARLOTTE, N.C.- Freshman Nick Chubb ran for a career-high 266 yards and two touchdowns, and No. 13 Georgia overcame an injury to starting quarterback Hutson Mason to beat 20th-ranked Louisville 37-14 in the Belk Bowl on Tuesday night.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Coach Bobby Petrino won't say who will start at quarterback for Louisville in the Belk Bowl. He will concede this: Both Reggie Bonnafon and Kyle Bolin will play against Georgia.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Georgia running back Todd Gurley has informed coach Mark Richt that he plans to enter the NFL draft.
FORT COLLINS, Colo. - Only once did Mike Bobo accidentally refer to his old place when he meant his new one.
ATHENS - Shacobia Barbee had 13 points on Monday night, and Marjorie Butler sparked No. 14 Georgia's second-half run to get past Belmont and remain undefeated with a 62-43 win.
Colorado State is turning to another high-profile Southeastern Conference assistant to run its program, bringing in Georgia offensive coordinator Mike Bobo as head coach.
ATHENS - Kenny Gaines was hardly surprised that Georgia was ready to run its fast break after two weeks off between games.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Jordan Reynolds scored a career-high 15 points and No. 5 Tennessee came from behind in the second half for a 59-51 victory Sunday over No. 22 Georgia, which lost leading scorer Shacobia Barbee to an injury.
STARKVILLE, Miss. - In front of its largest crowd this season of 7,549 at Humphrey Coliseum, Mississippi State battled back from a 12-point second half deficit before falling just short against Georgia, 72-66.
ATHENS - Freshman Mackenzie Engram scored 16 points and No. 22 Georgia held off No. 10 Texas A&M 54-51 on Thursday night to deny the Aggies another comeback win in the SEC.
ATHENS - Georgia head football coach Mark Richt received a two-year contract extension and an $800,000 raise from the UGA Athletic Association board on Wednesday.
ATHENS - Shacobia Barbee scored 14 points with 11 rebounds and No. 18 Georgia held off Vanderbilt 64-53 on Sunday.
ATHENS - Marcus Thornton said giving Florida its first SEC loss since 2013 wasn't extra motivation for Georgia.
ATHENS - Georgia coach Mark Richt has given promotions to assistants Tracy Rocker and Bryan McClendon.
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The Morning Read: Writing Rape Scenes, Influential Flicks and Villains Who Get Caught
Features By Scott Beggs on August 21, 2013 | Comments (2)The morning's best writing from around the movie website-o-sphere. Just leave a tab open for us, will ya?
Interrogating Terror: The Movie Glass Prison's Post 9/11 Popularity
Culture Warrior By Margaret Rossman on August 20, 2013 | Be the First To CommentThe glass prison designers of the fictional world are making bank this year. It seems that almost every action-packed superhero or quasi-superhero film features the same prominent set piece and it hasn'tt gone unnoticed: a recent meme circulated remarking on the inefficacy of the glass prison, showing the evolution of the structure on film. The image, created by Raven Montoya, stacked a number of villains captured in glass prisons on top of each other: Hannibal Lecter from Silence of the Lambs, Magneto from X2 (technically a plastic prison), Loki from Avengers, Raoul Silva from Skyfall, and lastly, the animated Stitch from Lilo and Stitch. The caption quipped, "Yes! Of course it's a good idea to put the homicidal maniac in a glass prison. I'm sure he won't get out." That the villain always escapes comes hand in hand with another trope of the glass prison—to quote the Joker in The Dark Knight, "It's all part of the plan." The villain intends to be caught in order to set his diabolical plan in motion. Charlie Jane Anders of io9 cites the Rube Goldbergian nature of the scheme as one reason for the evil mastermind to create this situation—to enhance his devious nature. She also notes a more important use of such a tactic: "You get to put the hero and the villain in the room together, without having them fight." All this would seem to be blockbuster screenwriting 101. You set up a mid-movie failure to create tension before the final […]
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Don Norbury and Clint Bundrick, who according to LinkedIn were responsible for AI and combat design for Bioshock: Infinite, have both left Irrational Games to take up new roles at Microsoft.
Bundrick has moved into the role of Senior Designer at Microsoft, while Norbury's new position is described as "Senior SDE".
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'Bumps in the road' more like potholesOct. 30, 2012 |
President Obama has repeatedly stated that the American economy is doing well, as are the American people, especially the private sector, in spite of a few "bumps in the road." Let's look at some of President Obama's "bumps in the road." 1. We have four dead Americans in a brutal attack on our consulate in Benghazi, Libya about which the Obama Administration lied to the American people and covered up. 2. We have an unemployment rate of more than 8 percent for longer than three years (more than 11 percent in the Hispanic community and more than 15 percent for African-Americans). 3. Twenty-three million Americans are unemployed or under-employed. 4. About 16 million Americans are living below the poverty line. 5. About 47 million Americans are on government food stamps, nearly a 50 percent increase under the Obama Administration. 6. Billions of taxpayer dollars have been wasted on government loans to failed so-called "green" companies like Solyndra. 7. President Obama has repeatedly apologized to enemy countries in the Middle East instead of showing American strength. 8. ObamaCare was passed and will cost the American people millions of dollars in additional taxes and drastically reduce the quality of health care in our country. 9. Our federal government now borrows about 40 percent of every dollar it spends. 10. The average price of a gallon of gas has more than doubled since Obama has been in office from $1.86 to $3.89. This has caused an increase in the price of everything Americans buy. 11. The average income of American families has decreased by about $4,000 or more. 12. America's national debt has increased over $6 trillion in less than four years and is still rising. These are just some of the "bumps in the road" under President Obama's first term in office. Another four years for the Obama Administration will result in our country going over a cliff from which we may never recover. Please think long and hard about the above "bumps in the road" when you vote on Nov. 6. Albert P. Bushey East Longmeadow |


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Anyone growing this plant in a mediterranean type climate outside South Africa? It seems easy enough to get started from seed and does well in the nursery as a young plant, but once planted out with our winter rains it seems to suffer considerable die back. As I remember seeing this is the Cape fynbos, it appeared to prefer sandy/gritty soils and full sun. Does it also suffer as a young landscape plant in South Africa in more fertile garden soils with heavy winter rains? |
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I realize I had misspelled the Genus, it should be Syncarpha vestita... I guess this isn't a popular plant there in South Africa, or is it that the Cape Region gardeners are poorly represented on this forum? This species is so showy in the Cape, and looked to be so carefree in habitat, but this doesn't always translate into a good garden plant in another mediterranean climate such as coastal California. We have had so much rain and cool weather this winter that many South African plants that prefer it dryer and warmer have been having problems with rotting out. Fortunately the longer days and warmer temperatures of early spring are coming to the rescue. The Ursinia anthemoides` Phylica plumosa, Grielum humifusum and various Heliophila and Nemesia strumosa varieties are all in full bloom here already, and not minding the rain and cool weather at all! Several Leucadendrons and Leucospermums are also blooming already, as is Psoralea pinnata, and the Pychnostachys urticifolia is just finsihing up blooming here in the San Francisco Bay Area. |
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Got 3 really fine looking 2-3 gal phormium at Home Depot ($16 apiece) labeled 'Apricot Queen', but they look more like 'Yellow Wave' to me. Their container is about 10" wide. The ivory ceramic container I want to put it in unfortunately has a narrow top--only 11-12" at top...it swells in an oval shape below, and has a height of 17".
I want to stuff around it a burgundy sedum with tiny leaves to drop over the edge. I'd be happy if the phormium stayed just the same size it is now, so I'm not after growth. But I don't know if their root systems go deeper than wide, or wider than deep. I know they're hard to repot, and I guess I'd have to eventually use a saw to split it in half. My question is, would I be harming the plant by 'forcing' it into this situation? I'd appreciate any thoughts you may have. |
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Lollapalooza has announced details for its South American locations and the first-ever European event.
Lollapalooza has announced details for its South American locations and the first-ever European event.
It just doesn't pay to gnaw on the arm of a random stranger anymore.
A 29 year-old man claims he was attacked and bitten in the arm by an unidentified perpetrator as the Arctic Monkeys performed Friday evening at Lollapalooza.
Rain. It has the potential to ruin a perfectly good music festival.
Once again, life imitates a Sinbad movie.
A man was killed outside of an aftershow party being held for Nas following the rapper's Lollapalooza appearance over the weekend.
Though Eminem's powerful Friday night performance was still on the lips of countless fans who returned for Day Two of Lollapalooza, some of the fest's most intriguing and prolific rock artists asserted their genre's relevance right from the get-go on Saturday.
Just by scanning the Day One lineup of Lollapalooza's 10th annual edition at Chicago's Grant Park – its 18 year as an institution – it was clear that festival organizers set out to forge a weekend that won't soon be forgotten among the countless multi-day music events with increasingly homogenized rosters.
Lollapalooza is happening in Chicago this weekend.
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Metabolix Secures UCLA Engineering ARPA-E Grant For Improving The Productivity Of Making Biofuels In Plants
Metabolix, Inc. (NASDAQ: MBLX), an innovation-driven bioscience company focused on delivering sustainable solutions for plastics, chemicals and energy, today announced that it has received a subaward under the Advanced Research Projects Agency – Energy (ARPA-E) to work with the UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science to redesign carbon fixation pathways to increase the efficiency of capturing energy from sunlight. This is the third grant awarded to Metabolix in 2012 for leading-edge crop research targeting multi-gene expression and transformation of plants, and builds upon its years of experience in transforming plants for bio-product production. Funding from these three grants will total nearly $1 million and will run through 2014.
Under the UCLA Engineering ARPA-E grant, Metabolix researchers will work closely with Professor James Liao, the Ralph M. Parsons Foundation professor and chair in the department of chemical and biomolecular engineering and a recent Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Award recipient, to engineer alternate biochemical pathways for carbon fixation into the crop plant, camelina. Metabolix's multi-gene expression technology and its significant prior work in camelina will help increase the number of new traits expressed in each plant, which is expected to produce new pathways to a greater variety of liquid fuels from camelina and other plants. Specifically, the ARPA-E grant focuses on carbon fixation, which is the key process that plants use to convert carbon dioxide (CO 2) from the atmosphere into higher energy molecules (such as sugars) using energy from the sun. Metabolix will work with UCLA Engineering to investigate an alternative biochemical pathway that theoretically could allow a plant to capture twice as much CO 2 using the same amount of light, with the end goal of improving the productivity of both food and fuel crops.
"Metabolix brings a unique set of capabilities and experience as well as a proven track record of success in plant science to our ARPA-E project," said Dr. Liao. "With its proven capability to engineer a variety of crop plants for the production of industrial products, Metabolix will be a valuable partner in our work to increase carbon fixation in plants and enable the production of a greater variety of liquid fuels in camelina and other plants. We look forward to working with Metabolix in our quest to generate more cost-effective biofuels."
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At its weekend summit in Chicago, NATO announced that the first phase of its controversial European missile defense shield has become "provisionally operational," news that will not be received well in Moscow.
If there is any issue that threatens to derail the fragile East-West détente that's held since President Obama set out to reverse the mini-cold war that prevailed under George W. Bush, it's the increasingly acrimonious dispute over missile defense.
Earlier this month Russia's top general, Nikolai Makarov, went so far as to suggest that his forces might launch a preemptive strike against NATO missile defense emplacements in Central Europe if they were perceived to threaten Russia's strategic nuclear deterrent.
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Children across Maricopa County will receive a small packet of books to improve their literacy skills thanks to a recent donation from Intel.
On Oct. 30, 40 employees of Intel's Ocotillo office assembled 1,400 mini-home library kits containing four books and reading tips to give to the United Way. Those books will go toward the organization's goal of increasing the reading skills of area children.
"Reading at grade level by the end of third grade is a vital goal that Intel will help us achieve for many families. Intel's generous donation will get books into the hands of Valley children who may not have a book at home," said United Way Vice President of Community Impact Janet Garcia, in a press release. "An important step to ensure all children read at grade level by end of third grade, is access to books."
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Phoenix Press : Little Wind Goes Long Way
August 2010 By Julie GreenbaumAssociate Editor
Brothers Brian and Kevin Driscoll, co-owners of New Haven, CT-based Phoenix Press, could not help but be excited about their new 156-foot wind turbine. Not only did Brian Driscoll wear a tie that was embellished with mini wind turbines during the company's groundbreaking ceremony, but on the day of the turbine's completion, he climbed up on a platform that stood adjacent to the turbine and squeezed into a bucket to pose next to the company's new pride and joy.
The brothers never imagined that their family owned commercial printing business, located in a 60,000-square-foot facility near the tributary of the Quinnipiac and Mill rivers in New Haven Harbor, would serve as a prime location for harnessing wind energy. But when Brian Driscoll thought about turning Phoenix Press into an environmentally friendly printer, that's when the idea came to him.
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"I was looking for ways to cut down on our overhead expenses, and realized that we had an ideal location, with plenty of land available for constructing a wind turbine to harness the wind," he says. "Now, we can accomplish our goal of saving money on energy costs, while also operating our business in a more sustainable manner."
Taking more than four years to plan, aided by a grant from the Connecticut Clean Energy Fund, the 100-kilowatt, Northwind 100 wind turbine was installed in February by Alteris Renewables, a specialist in the installation of solar and wind systems based in Wilton, CT. Despite the dewatering process that needed to be implemented because of the turbine's close proximity to the river, the installation only took about six weeks to complete.
According to Brian Driscoll, by adding the turbine, Phoenix not only changed New Haven's physical landscape, it also changed the landscape of the printing industry by reportedly becoming the first company to install a commercial-grade wind turbine directly onsite.
The new turbine is estimated to provide one-third of Phoenix's energy requirements over a yearly basis, saving the printer around $35,000 in annual utility costs. It can produce electricity with wind speeds as low as six miles per hour, and as high as 55 mph, before its automatic brake system slows the blades. The clean energy generated in the nacelle at the top of the tower runs through a trench directly into the company's building through a series of cables and wires.
The wind turbine also comes equipped with a "smart view" system that stores data such as wind speed, wind direction, power output and other valuable information.
"The use of alternative energy has long been Brian's goal for the company," Kevin Driscoll explains. "He has spent a considerable amount of time researching and speaking with experts in the field to make his vision possible."
The shop is now moving forward with its "Wind to Print" campaign to help promote its use of the wind energy that will power its presses, bindery and mailing equipment. "With the new Wind to Print brand, our customers can now show their commitment to environmental sustainability via our free branding logos," explains Lynn Mathis, Phoenix Press' general manager. "It will also emphasize our true commitment to doing all we can for the environment."
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Having accomplished this major goal, the wind turbine has already generated excitement among the staff at Phoenix Press. "It's really created a sense of accomplishment and pride throughout our company," Kevin Driscoll notes. "Everyone feels we're taking an active step in showing our children and grandchildren that responsibility toward our planet is not only possible but, more importantly, necessary."
Founded by the Driscolls and another brother, Tony Jasaitis (who has since retired), both brothers recall the days when Phoenix Press operated with just two ABDick presses, a paper plate maker, a folder and a paper cutter. The brothers ran operations out of Kevin's garage at first, then later moved into their current facility, which they have significantly expanded over the years.
"We were fine just running one- and two-color jobs at that time because all of the other printers in the area looked at that type of work as small potatoes. But, to us, it was our bread and butter," Brian Driscoll points out. "We all had experience in the printing business and worked in the trade for various printing establishments. We like to say that when we started our company, we were old enough for people to take us seriously and young enough to work the necessary hours to make it work."
Today, Phoenix Press has more than 40 employees and is a complete one-stop shop with in-house prepress, full-color sheetfed offset and digital printing, mailing, inventory fulfillment and direct marketing capabilities. Current plans include implementing a complete Web-to-print solution for its clients.
The main vertical markets that Phoenix serves comprise colleges and universities, but company execs also hope to attract other industries that are interested in renewable energy of all types—wind, solar and photovoltaic.
Phoenix has expanded its printed product offerings over the years to include manuals, users guides, posters, booklets, newsletters, flyers and direct mail pieces. In the past year, the company made several investments throughout its operation, including a fully automated Kodak Magnus platesetter and a new Prinergy digital workflow with an InSite online customer approval system. A new, multicolor press installation is also being considered.
Phoenix's pressroom features four Heidelbergs—a six-color, 40˝ Speedmaster; a two-color, 40˝ Speedmaster; a two-color, 40˝ SORSZ; and a two-color, 18˝ QuickMaster. On the digital end, Phoenix operates a Presstek DI press, two Kodak Digimaster 9110 black-and-white digital printers, as well as a Canon 6000, imageRUNNER 7095 and a color imageRUNNER C5180. The company also maintains an in-house bindery, as well as in-house inserting, mailing and fulfillment services.
In addition to the wind turbine, Phoenix has embarked upon a number of green initiatives, such as the recycling of waste paper and printing plates; the use of Superior Printing Inks' Biolicity inks, which eliminate VOC content in inks; and outfitting its warehouse with energy-efficient lighting, including plans to implement the same lighting in its production facility.
The company generates more than $5 million in annual revenues, serving accounts in Connecticut and throughout the United States.
Moving forward, Phoenix will continue to promote itself to potential and existing clients as an environmentally conscious printer through its new campaign, but also by creating its own renewable energy credits.
"If things go as well as we hope with this turbine, we will make plans to install a second one. We have already done the pre-testing and determined that there will be plenty of space to do so. Another move for us to become a fully sustainable printer would be to add photovoltaic solar panels to heat our building," explains Brian Driscoll. "Then, our ultimate goal of getting our business off the [electricity] grid would be that much closer."
Both brothers feel confident that the future of Phoenix will remain in good hands with the second generation of family members running the company. "Seeing our family's enthusiasm to keep the business going and growing reinforces to me that we can face the future with renewed excitement, passion and responsibility," Brian Driscoll concludes. PI


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Ashlee Moore didn't play in Hamilton's first meeting with Mesquite back in mid-December - a 10-point win for Mesquite - but the Huskies' senior guard played in the Division I quarterfinals on Tuesday night, and helped put the"X-factor" cliche back into truth.
The Huskies' track standout took to elevating her shot in the final minutes at Wells Fargo Arena when she hit a 3-pointer to give the seventh-seeded Huskies the lead for good, then helped seal it with a free throw in the final minute of a 46-41 win over No. 2 Mesquite.
The five-point margin of victory was the largest differential enjoyed by either team for all 32 minutes.
The "upset" (based on seeding) sent Hamilton (23-7) to a third consecutive Division I state semifinals, this time against No. 6 Avondale Westview on Friday at Wells Fargo Arena.
With ball-handling and defensive duties at a premium against the high-powered, athletic Wildcats, Moore only had one point (a free throw) through the first three-and-a-half quarters. But her four points in the final 2:30 proved pivotal when both teams struggled to make shots during a physical stretch run.
She hit an open 3-pointer from the wing with 2:45 left in regulation to re-claim the lead for Hamilton at 43-41.
"That was big," said Huskies coach Jeff Kain, who was yelling for Moore to attack the basket in the second leading up to her shot.
The Wildcats had multiple opportunities in the ensuing 90 seconds, but twice the ball rimmed out, coupled with a turnover.
Then Moore was fouled and hit a free throw with 47 seconds left to give the Huskies a 44-41 lead. Cecily Wilson (19 points) missed a 3-pointer with 28 seconds left, and the Huskies - who controlled the rebounding game throughout - never gave Mesquite another chance to tie. Sophomore Makayla Filiere hit two free throws with 12 seconds left to end the game.
Mesquite (26-6) averaged 56 points per game this season before tipoff, but the Wildcats struggled with its outside shooting, and beyond Wilson's 19, no other Wildcat scored more than six points as the Wildcats struggled offensively for a second consecutive game.
"We missed some easy shots. We reach our average (for the season), we win the game," Mesquite coach Candice Gonzales said. "We just fell short on offense. They weren't missing, they made a lot of outside shots, and they got a ton of offensive rebounds.
"It's disappointing but myself and the girls have a lot to be proud of."
The Huskies don't boast much size, but their backcourt and quick passes successfully navigated Mesquite's pressure defense. The Huskies struggled offensively early in the season, but they managed to get the ball into the middle of the floor and set up Filiere (13 points) and Shelby Hartman (13 points).
Without much size, the Huskies relied on the epitome of Moore for 30 minutes - quickness, decision-making and ball-handling skills - until Moore stuck the proverbial landing.
"We're not big and we've relied on jump shooting and sharing the ball most of the year," Kain said. "Hitting outside shots with some consistency is kind of nice."
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Hamilton: Shelby Hartman 13, Payton Whitmore 5, Ashlee Moore 5, Makayla Filiere 13, Hannah Thoralson 2, Raegan Friend 6
Mesquite: Rebecca Tilley 4, Aaliyah Bryant 5, Hunter Aalona 1, Isabelle Spruit 4, Cecily Wilson 19, Alexis Springfield 2, Vanessa Borajas 6
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I know there are other post about Basil plants being eaten but since most don't have pics and I can't tell what type of holes/bites people are talking about I put up this post.
Ok first off before I take some steps like un-root my basil to look for grubs (drastic?), which I think might be responsible for the deed I wanted to make sure. My basil plant is planted outside in a container and there are no trees, or plants or any kind close to it. I live in the city so nothing that can live in the city. I've been checking the plant almost everyday during evenings and very early mornings to see signs of the usual, bugs (caterpillars and beetles) and so far I have yet to see ANYTHING. I've also checked under the leaves as much as possible. Thankfully it is growing very well in my opinion so i don't really think that's the problem and the there obvious bites on the leaves. I would be grateful if someone could tell me whats wrong so i can take the right measures. Also I've tried spraying the plant with diluted neem oil, diluted hydrogen peroxide, and used diatomaceous earth food grade, not at all the same time but so far nothing seems to help. Here are some pics (hope they work): http://i1088.photobucket.com/albums/i336/castella_cake/IMG_0083.jpg http://i1088.photobucket.com/albums/i336/castella_cake/IMG_0084.jpg |
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Movies to See Before the World Ends: Chronos
Apocalypse Soon By Adam Charles on March 16, 2012 | Be the First To CommentThe Mayans, the wise race of ancients who created hot cocoa, set December 21st, 2012 as the end date of their Calendar, which the intelligent and logical amongst us know signifies the day the world will end, presumably at 12:21:12am, Mountain Time. From now until zero date, we will explore the 50 films you need to watch before the entire world perishes. We don't have much time, so be content, be prepared, be entertained. The Film: Chronos (1985) The Plot: Filmed in 70mm IMAX, Chronos is a photographic travel to some of the most awe-inspiring locales, cultural monuments and natural formations found throughout planet Earth. Capturing some breathtaking visuals in crystal clear detail and editing the collection of long, uninterrupted stationary filming in time-lapse Director Ron Fricke takes the audience on an unforgettable exploration of some of our planet's most intriguing sights.
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