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Albertville author releases second novel
Published: Friday, February 26, 2010 at 9:32 a.m.
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Albertville author Karina Harris has written her second novel, "Second Chance," which celebrates its national release this week.
The book, according to a news release from the publishing house, is a tale of hope and uncertainty of art student Avalin Summers. She is extremely loyal to her older brothers, Jaden and Quinn.
The story unravels when it is suggested by the FBI that her parents might not have died in a plane crash. Her parents, John and Rosemary Summers, were FBI operatives and might have escaped capture when their plane went down in Europe.
Facing uncertainty, danger, betrayal and heartbreak, Avalin joins Special Agent Ian Martin on a trip to Portugal to find her parents. Along the way, Harris' story reveals if Avalin and Ian find love on their journey and whether her parents are alive.
The novel, published by Tate Publishing and Enterprises, is available in bookstores nationwide, or from the publisher at tatepublishing.com/bookstore. It is also available at barnesandnoble.com or amazon.com.
Harris, a UAB graduate, is a National Board Certified Teacher and has been an elementary teacher for 15 years.
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Monmouth University Polling Institute Director Patrick Murray Was Named a Post-Election "Winner" by PolitickerNJ.com.
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I have a row of mature eastern pines in my yard and 5 years ago one browned and died. I couldn't discover any reason so I had it cut down and the stump ground up. Took out as much wood as possible and planted a new tree. Three years after that, this tree now ~10' tall, browns and dies as well. I don't see any reason but I did notice when I cut it down that the wood seemed unusually lightweight and that the interior wood seemed to have a gray infestation. Is this gray stuff something to be worried about in regards to the mature pines nearby? |
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With no picture, a guess: the pine sawyer beetle is the vector for a problem called "pine wilt" that is caused by nematodes. Pine wilt usually works very fast. Trees that die from this problem often have a bluish/grayish discoloration in the wood. Might be the cause. |
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Beautiful apartment located on the first floor of a two-story home with private entrance surrounded by oak trees. This apartment offers a warm, peaceful and fun retreat for our guests, and friends and family. You will be provided with all the comforts and amenities you need on vacation. This spacious 1 bedroom apt offers a queen size bedroom and futon that makes a double bed. Everything is provided such as linens, hairdryer, ironing board and iron, beach towels. dvd player and video library, books and games. Full kitchen and appliances, washer and dryer, stereo, A/C, etc. We also provide you with beach chairs and cooler, umbrella, beach toys, bicycles, fishing rods, bocci sets, gas grill, etc. The unit has an outdoor deck area with lounging chairs and outdoor patio set. A 2 minute walk will take you to a direct beach access where you can enjoy amazing sunsets or just watch the dolphins swim by. Hopefully, you will enjoy your Fort Myers Beach getaway as much as we have!
Beautiful apartment located on the first floor of a two-story home with private entrance. Located on a beautiful lot surrounded by oak trees. Everything included and desirable south end location offers easy access to beautiful Lover's Key State Park, Bonita Springs, and Naples. Many activities to make your vacation complete are within walking distance: beach, restaurants, shopping, and evening entertainment. Just a short drive or a ride on the quaint, local trolley (25 cents) will take you to the hustle and bustle of Fort Myers public beach and pier, shops, water sport activities, churches, museums, movie theater, grocery stores, and pharmacies. Off island activities include the Edison House museum, giant flea market, water park, dinner theaters, and minor league baseball (Minnesota Twins). Germain Arena schedules major attractions such as hockey games and concerts.
Welcome to Fort Myers Beach.
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Originally from Canada, we decided to take some time off to travel and ended up in Key West for 8 years. When it was time to move on and purchase our new home in SW Florida we decided Fort Myers Beach was the perfect island getaway we were looking for. The Beach, as locals affectionately refer to it, is a laid back beach community just steps from the Gulf of Mexico. Restaurants, shops, theater and beach activities are within a short walk, bike, trolley or car ride away. If you want to venture a little further, Naples, Fort Myers, Sanibel and Captiva are great day excursions!
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This area of Mexico has been called "the new Napa Valley" because of its untapped potential as a great wine region. The Mission Santo Tomas de Aquino was the first winery in Baja in 1791, it is located about thirty miles south of Ensenada. Most of the wineries themselves are about a 30-40 minute drive from Ensenada, in the Valle de Guadalupe.
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How to Get (the Right) Man to Like You
By Bobbi Palmer
I'm sure you know that in order to attract the right man you need to feel great about yourself. That's why Step One of my 6-Step Find Hope and then Find Him System is Who Am I: Falling in Love With Myself. You have to know why you rock and truly believe that you'll make some lucky man a superb partner.
Part of this powerful step is to also come up with your "nuggets." Nuggets are bits about what you believe to be so bleeping cool about you and your life. Interestingly, discovering and defining these nuggets is one of the hardest skills for women to learn. (Yes…it is a skill.) Here are some examples of nuggets from my private coaching clients:
- In India I participated in a Habitat for Humanity blitz build. Volunteers from all over the world worked with 100 homeowners to build a village in a week.
- One of my favorite things in life is to get on the floor with my grandchildren and play for hours.
- I've spent five years renovating my 1920s house. I made a home where everyone who comes in is welcome, comfortable and embraced.
- I was born in Uruguay and moved to the U.S. when I was eight. I love this country, which is why I'm active in politics.
- I can't go to New York City without seeing a show or two on Broadway. Love, love, love the talent. I think that's why I'm taking dance lessons.
- I started in my company as a sales rep, and I am now the EVP...I love my job!
Do you see how tidbits like these say so much about these women? They are compassionate, world-traveling volunteers; fun-loving, young at heart, devoted family members; tenacious, creative goal-oriented happy hostesses…and so on. In a short sentence it puts out a lot of info; and when the right guy is sitting in front of you, he's going to know it! Can you see it?
Falling in love with yourself and uncovering your nuggets is the most important, life-affirming step of my system. This is especially true for women who are dating over 40 because so many are living with old, inaccurate perceptions of themselves.
But knowing isn't enough. You have to be able to communicate it! If you can't communicate who you are, what you care about and what you've done in your life…how do you expect your date to know who the heck you are? And more important, how does he know he even likes you? (Yes…men really do care about more than how you look!)
The problem is that for most women, sharing their nuggets is a huge challenge. Why, when it comes to business, are you a walking resumé, yet in your personal life you keep it zipped…lest you b-r-a-g?
There is a huge difference between bragging – which we women seem to be allergic to – and helping someone get to know you so he can judge if you have match potential. But there is a right way to do it, and here's how:
It's about using your feminine energy. Your masculine talks about facts and accomplishments; your feminine about feelings, connections and experiences.
Here are examples of the wrong and right way to talk about yourself:
Let's say you've run several marathons, and we are so proud of the fact that you've won 2 of them. (As you should be, sister.)


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Fabricio Coloccini played like Bobby Moore - Pardew
Newcastle United boss Alan Pardew said Fabricio Coloccini's performance during Sunday's 1-1 draw with Sunderland "was like watching Bobby Moore".
Coloccini was magnificent as Newcastle - reduced to 10 men in the first-half - earned a point at the Stadium of Light.
And Pardew decided the display was worthy of comparison with Moore, a gifted centre-back who captained England to World Cup success in 1966.
"He was absolutely phenomenal," said Pardew of his Argentine defender.
"If you want a defensive example of how to head it, kick it, cover people and have the calmness to play, then this was it. That was like watching Bobby Moore. It was that good."
Newcastle held onto a third-minute lead given to them by Yohan Cabaye until four minutes from time, with Coloccini, who had missed six of his side's last seven games because ofi a hamstring injury, leading the resistance.
It was only after losing his South American centre-back to cramp that Sunderland equalised, Demba Ba's own goal denying the Magpies victory.
Though they could not hold on with 10 men, Pardew had no complaints about midfielder Cheick Tiote's dismissal for a tackle on Steven Fletcher.
"I know Cheick and he's not tried to do the player," said Pardew. "He has just caught him and [referee] Martin Atkinson has deemed it a red card. I thought the fourth official had a part to play in it because I don't think Martin could have seen it."
Pardew was delighted with the nature of his team's display, adding: "It would have been one of the greatest victories had we managed to hang on but 65 minutes is a long time with 10 men.
"We talked beforehand about showing the fans how much this means to us and I thought we did that, particularly when we were down to 10 men. It was an unbelievable effort and I'm so proud.
"I'm just disappointed we haven't taken all three points when we have played for more than an hour with 10 men. That's saying something."
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Comment number 156.
23rd October 2012 - 15:17Coliccini was immense where Moore although good was very over rated. Looking through rosé coloured glasses in many aspects with regard to past players.
Comment number 155.
23rd October 2012 - 9:35154.MagpieG
Yes, there's some of that. But in the end, people are taking offence because it was implied that Coloccini was as good as Moore.
Why is that offensive? Why is it actually not entirely possible.
Why do we cling onto this notion that the old timers were unsurpassable? Was Banks better than Hart? Shouldn't think so. Was Hurst up there with Rooney? Doubt it very much. -
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23rd October 2012 - 8:29It's been interesting reading the comments of those people who have an anti Newcastle/Geordies/Alan Pardew agenda. They have either stupidly or deliberately misinterpreted Pardew's words and got all hot under the collar for nowt. If Colo played for West Ham the Bobby Moore comparison would be dragged up time and again.
Comment number 153.
23rd October 2012 - 8:25152.dc1965
Good analysis, but what's wrong with comparing him generally (and favourably) to Bobby Moore anyway?
Two questions I guess:
1) Do we really believe that a 60s Moore would have been as effective a player as today's Coloccini?
2) Do we believe that a 60s Moore could nowadays be as stand-out a player as he was (assuming today's training, coaching, etc)? -
Comment number 152.
23rd October 2012 - 8:11JDandfries - "That was like watching Bobby Moore. It was that good"
If Pardew wanted to compare Colo to Bobby Moore he would have said "He is like watching Bobby Moore.He is that good."
By using the words he did it was obvious to anyone with even a basic grasp of the English language he was referring to one particular event and not making a general comparison.
And people call us Geordies thick!!!
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Flanked by wreaths and flower arrangements, McDonald's open casket is in view at the front of Mount Tabor's modest, unadorned sanctuary. Light filters in through the high windows onto the heads of the hundred or so mourners who wait on the cushioned wooden pews. The members of the men's chorus sit like a somber jury facing the congregation, while the organist plays old hymns of comfort:
What a friend we have in Jesus
All our sins and griefs to share
What a privilege to carry
Everything to God in prayer
McDonald's widow, Rhaynetta Cheatham McDonald, moves slowly up the aisle. Supported by the arms of her aunt and friends and eldest daughter, she is gaunt, slightly stooped, swathed in black lace, her gold eyes staring like lanterns out of her iron-black face. Six days earlier, when her husband died, she was in the hospital; she has been discharged only to attend the funeral.
Many of the mourners are here to grieve for Rhaynetta Cheatham as much as for Joe McDonald, because they know what a blow his unexpected death is to her, even with her considerable spirit and resourcefulness. She has lost her closest friend and constant support at a time when her own health is deteriorating. At the age of 40, Cheatham herself is suffering from the advanced stages of AIDS. During the past four years, she has become well-known in the local community of AIDS activists for her work in AIDS education, particularly as it pertains to young blacks.
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Rev. George E. McRae, a compact, balding man with high cheekbones and a close-cropped salt-and-pepper moustache, steps to the podium next to the casket. "This one," the pastor says, shaking his head, "this one was really hard for me. I visited with Joe for a long time that Saturday [the day before he died], and it never crossed my mind that it was his last day." McRae closes his deep-set, glittering black eyes for a second. Mount Tabor, with a membership of about 1000, is a haven, a family for hundreds of men and women like McDonald and Cheatham who are shunned elsewhere else because they have lost their pasts to addiction and crime and their futures to AIDS. McRae has dedicated his ministry to these people, the ones classified in the state's Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services (HRS) statistics as black non-Hispanic, the ones who in Dade County are suffering from AIDS in numbers far out of proportion to the disease's incidence in white Anglos or Hispanics. After watching scores of AIDS patients die over the past seven years, most without friends or family at their bedside, McRae can speak calmly of death, even when deeply pained. But after this funeral, he'll disappear for a few days, go fishing. This was a hard one.
"Now the most important thing for us to do," McRae concludes on this cool Saturday afternoon, "is to love and support Rhaynetta."
Yeses echo from the congregation. As the mourners file down the center aisle out of the sanctuary, many praise Jesus with their arms and faces uplifted, weaving and dancing and singing to the upbeat gospel tune the organist pounds out. Cheatham, smiling faintly at friends who reach for her hand as she leaves, seems not to hear the music.
About a week after the funeral, in early March, Cheatham is back in the Veterans Administration Medical Center with a collapsed lung. -- year earlier, the other lung had collapsed, a dreadful effect of pneumocystis carinii pneumonia (PCP), a lethal infection that attacks many AIDS patients. This time, without McDonald, the normally long recovery process is even more protracted, and Rhaynetta has substantially curtailed her activities. It has been more than a year now since she worked steadily as part of an HIV-prevention street outreach team. She has also cut back on her volunteer mentoring of so-called at-risk preteen and early teen girls -- some of whom already have sexually transmitted diseases, including HIV. "I'm recuperating," she says somewhat defensively. Because Rhaynetta Cheatham, in the minds of many, is a little bit superhuman. "For so long she had a lot of her peers thinking she was this macho woman," George McRae says. "They are HIV-positive, too, and they look to her as a source of strength. She never told anyone she was like that; she never told anyone she didn't hurt, but that's how they thought of her."
Says Jef Morris, a friend of Cheatham and chairman of the board of the HIV/AIDS Planning and Management Organization (better known by its acronym, HAPMO): "We have a lot of remarkable people in this community, and those who have the most courage unfortunately die too soon. It's been this community's blessing that Rhaynetta is still alive, and that she was even stronger when her husband was alive. She hasn't given up her life, she hasn't given up loving, or caring, or crying. That's what makes her remarkable."


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History is quick to remember the battlefield heroes of the American Revolution, yet other heroes toiled diligently behind the scenes to ensure the war's success. In Financial Founding Fathers, authors Robert E. Wright and David J. Cowen reveal America's precarious financial state during the war, and how men like Robert Morris and Haym Solomon not only stabilized the nascent nation but helped lay the foundation for the economic superpower it became. Morris, the first Superintendent of Finance, brought order to the chaos of the early American economy--and created the first national bank.
In historian Gordon Wood's book Revolutionary Characters, he proclaims Thomas Paine to be "America's First Public Intellectual." Indeed, Paine's famous pamphlet Common Sense appeared at a pivotal moment for the thirteen colonies—the debate over the value of independence had come to dominate public discussion. In this excerpt, Dr. Wood parses Common Sense to explain the philosophical origins of Paine's radical thinking.
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MOUNT VERNON — They may only be nine years old, but don't let that fool you.
The players on the Mount Vernon 9-year-old All-Stars are starting their third year together as a group, and are looking to improve and get better.
"All of our guys are very aggressive at the plate," said All-Stars coach Joe Spurgeon. "They all hit well. Defensively, we are really strong as a team. Pitching, we are throwing strikes and getting better everyday.
"Since they were seven, we've pushed them in older divisions, just to help them to get better and they're loving every minute of it."
This is a team that is used to challenge, and this season will be no different as they will continue to face older competition. Beginning Friday, the 9-year-old All-Stars will face the best players in the surrounding areas in the District 5 Little League tournament at Cambridge. Their first opponent will be a doozy: They'll face the Cambridge 10-year-old All-Stars.
"This team is young," said Spurgeon, "but we're going to be playing against a lot of 10-year-old teams."
Not only could they be playing up on a given night, they will need to be ready to fill in — anytime, anyplace.
"Really, there's nothing set," said Spurgeon. "They can all play every position."
While versatility is the word, expect to see Nolan Belcher patrolling third base, along with Derek Green. Colton Spurgeon and Josh Fry will shoulder the duties at shortstop.
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Annual Peruvian Item Sale – A Success
Many thanks to all who supported our annual Peruvian item sale. The funds collected from this event raised over 3,000 dollars which will be used to purchase needed medical and surgical supplies for the 2015 mission.
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Source: northshoreoflongisland.com From June 28 to July 5, Drs. Jack Oats and Anzhelika Vaccaro of Ophthalmic Consultants of Long Island will participate in A Promise to Peru Inc., a cataract surgical and medical mission to the Sacred Valley region of Peru. Oats will be doing cataract surgery with Dr. Mike Sable, secretary for A Promise to...
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Columbia, SC (Sports Network) - Chandler Parsons finished with 14 points, 12 rebounds, and eight assists, helping No. 17 Florida handle South Carolina, 79- 60, in SEC action.
Erving Walker sank 4-of-5 three-pointers and scored a team-high 25 points for the Gators (19-5, 8-2 SEC), who were coming off Saturday's win against then- No. 10 Kentucky. Florida had lost to South Carolina by three points last month, but shot better than 55 percent Wednesday to win for the sixth time in its last seven games.
Vernon Macklin added 16 points in the victory.
"Our guys came in here with the understanding of a team that beat us on our home court, and understood that we would have to play well on the road," said Florida head coach Billy Donovan.
Bruce Ellington netted 14 points to pace the Gamecocks (13-9, 4-5), who have lost four of five.
Florida scored the game's first nine points and didn't look back. The Gamecocks drew within two several times later in the first half, including when Sam Muldrow hit a jumper to bring them within 13-11. However, the Gators scored the next seven points to go back up by nine.
They led by two or three possessions until going on an 8-0 run late in the half. Kenny Boynton's layup with 1:34 left ended the burst, which gave Florida a 38-24 lead, though Ellington followed with a three-pointer to bring South Carolina within 11 at the break.
"Even after we cut it, I think it was 11-9 maybe, we had a bunch (of shots) after that didn't go down. It took the wind out of us," said South Carolina head coach Darrin Horn. "We really never recovered from that. Florida did what a very good veteran team does. They took advantage of it and every opportunity."
But the Gamecocks didn't get closer than that in the second half, as Florida was up by double digits for the entire period. Parsons drained a three with under 15 minutes left and Patric Young followed with a dunk to give the Gators a 53-35 advantage, and they led comfortably from there.
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TYLER - The alcohol elections in Bullard, Whitehouse and JP Precinct 4 in Smith County are less than a week away and campaign ads for and against alcohol sales are popping up all over the place.
But who's behind some of these ads?
Some East Texans might think campaign ads against alcohol passing are fueled by conservative groups who think alcohol isn't good for their community.
But we found out sometimes the anti-alcohol ads are funded by those who want you to by alcohol afterall.
*****Jim Davis is listed as part of the Concerned Citizens of Smith County on the Smith County Elections website under campaign filing for a political action committee. Davis is the owner of Tuckers Beverage in Kilgore, a Gregg County beer and wine supplier. The Concerned Citizens of Smith County are behind the campaign ad used in this story. Davis did not want to talk to KETK on camera, but he issued this statement via Mike Smith, his spokesperson with the Renard Group.
"Jim Davis is a resident of Whitehouse; he has concern for the community. He owns a package store in a neighboring community, but doesn't want it where his family and friends live, work and play."
"Being in any kind of business shouldn't forfeit your right as a citizen."
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Wild Things: Foursome
Is a 2D version of Alice In Wonderland a trip worth taking? Don't stick things in Ninja Pussy Cat that you hope to get back! Uwe Boll goes on a Rampage and may have ended up with his best movie! The Wolfman chokes up a slightly less crappy director's cut! Acott Adkins and Marko Zaror go head to head in Undisputed III: Redemption! And Wild Things IV proves that three naked chicks in a shower is no guarantee of a good time!
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A pathological constriction that can occur above (supravalvular stenosis), below (subvalvular stenosis), or at the AORTIC VALVE. It is characterized by restricted outflow from the LEFT VENTRICLE into the AORTA.
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Aortic valve stenosis is a disease of the heart valves in which the opening of the aortic valve is narrowed. The aortic valve is the valve located between the left ventricle of the heart and the aorta, the largest artery in the body, which carries the entire output of blood to the systemic circulation. Aortic stenosis is now the most common valvular heart disease in the Western World.
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Elite 24 coverage of Okonoboh, McCullough
Brendan HallThe 2013 Under Armour Elite 24 will be held at the historic Tobacco Warehouse in Brooklyn, N.Y., on Friday and Saturday. The game airs live on ESPNU at 7 p.m. on Saturday, while the Slam Dunk Contest and Skills Competition will air tonight at 7 p.m. ...
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D1 South: Brookline 63, Marshfield 46
Brendan HallMARSHFIELD, Mass. -- Elijah Rogers never lost his cool. From the first steps onto the bus at Brookline High, where he napped on the ride down to Marshfield; to the first steps out of the basement-level locker room at Marshfield High, with Jay-Z an...
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D1 South: Franklin 71, Barnstable 61
Brendan HallBARNSTABLE, Mass. -- This has never been in doubt with Franklin's Sam Bohmiller: When the Panthers' senior guard is called upon to take crucial shots down the stretch, he has almost always delivered throughout his high school career. Tonight, befo...
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Oak Hill's Smith on Rondo
ESPNBoston.comJim Rogash/Getty ImagesPaul Pierce is happy to have Rajon Rondo on his side.Oak Hill Academy (Va.) coach Steve Smith visited the area last week and ESPN Boston high school reporter Brendan Hall caught up with him to chat a bit about one of his former...
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Oak Hill's Smith on Cape Cod, Rondo, new rules
Brendan HallSOUTH YARMOUTH, Mass. -- Last week, Boston area youth basketball got a special treat when legendary St. Anthony (N.J.) head coach Bob Hurley helped run a four-day camp on the Roxbury Latin School campus in West Roxbury. This past Sunday, youths on th...
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Winchendon to move out of Class AAA
Brendan HallAfter nearly two decades as a basketball power atop the NEPSAC's highest level of competition, Winchendon School Athletic Director Daniel Chretien told ESPNBoston.com tonight that the school's boys program will no longer be competing in Class AAA. ...
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Nets draft Torrington's Jordan Williams
Brendan HallWith the 36th overall pick in the NBA Draft, the New Jersey Nets have selected Torrington, Conn.'s own Jordan Williams, a sophomore at Maryland. Many mock drafts had Williams going anywhere from the late first round to early second round. Locally,...
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Emotional win for No. 19 NB, history for Tarpey
Brendan HallNEW BEDFORD, Mass. -- Out of frustation, Lance Burlingame delivered a stomp and kick to the basketball after getting called for a traveling violation along the baseline with three minutes to go and his New Bedford Whalers in a tie game with Big 3 riv...
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Competitive Coppola catalyzes No. 18 W'Town
Brendan HallWATERTOWN, Mass. - His Watertown High basketball practice just over an hour concluded this past Thursday night, head coach Steve Harrington had gone up to his classroom to get a few things in anticipation of an expected snow day. He returned to the g...
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Jones' journey
Chris ForsbergBrendan Hall/ESPNBoston.comAdam Jones decked out in a Celtics' sweatshirt.Few stories are as inspiring as that of St. Thomas More boys' basketball forward Adam Jones. Just ask Jones' coach -- or his legal guardian, Celtics coach Doc Rivers, writes Ma...
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In 2nd year, ND Prep's Strange is connected
Brendan HallFITCHBURG, Mass. -- Tyler Strange first started dribbling and shooting with his father when he was three years old. Not too long after, he was running alongside the old man during weekend pickup games at Leominster's Assembly of God church, begging t...
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Mood around Boston somber after loss
Brendan HallBOSTON -- Eric Hillman sat next to the famed Red Auerbach statue in Faneuil Hall, Garcia y Vega cigar in his lap, ready to light up. He had been in this very same spot two years ago when the Celtics won it all against this very same Lakers team. T...
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Shooting Touch: St. Anthony (N.J.) 77, St. John's Prep 35
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Roxbury's Napier selected by Heat in NBA Draft
Brendan C. HallThere are a slew of happy souls in Roxbury's Mission Hill neighborhood tonight, as one of its finest products ever, two-time national champion Shabazz Napier of UConn, was selected in the first round of the NBA Draft tonight. The Miami Heat traded...
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Brendan MurphyAs far as high school basketball goes, it doesn't get any better than the 1979 McDonald's All American Game. Here's what happened to the players after their historic showcase in Charlotte.
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Etan Thomas beat out Brendan Haywood for the starting center job with the Washington Wizards, who finalized their roster Monday by waiving rookie forward Mike Hall.
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Why a young Israeli woman spies on Israeli settlements in West Bank
Hagit Ofran tracks Israeli settlement growth in the West Bank with a pocket-sized camera and a deep sense of mission, often making news well beyond Israel with her findings.
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If Palestinians ever achieve the viable state to which they aspire, they will have a determined young Israeli activist to thank for its territory not being entirely swallowed by Israeli settlements.
Hagit Ofran, a former student of Jewish history, uses a four-wheel drive vehicle, pocket-sized camera, and a deep sense of mission to monitor the growth of Israeli settlements in the West Bank area captured during the 1967 Six Day War. Sometimes her findings make headlines well beyond Israel, translating into international pressure on the government to stop further encroachment on Palestinian land.
Ms. Ofran's official title is director of the Settlement Watch Team of the dovish Peace Now organization. In practice, she is a spy operating in hostile territory, snooping, sniffing, and piecing together bits of intelligence to gauge how much illicit building is going on.
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On a recent scouting trip, Ofran spotted four new alabaster trailers spread like matchboxes on a hillside of the Alon settlement northeast of Jerusalem.
The prefabricated buildings are in effect helping to fragment the heartland of a future Palestine. ''It's not that one caravan will change the chances of Middle East peace,'' says Ofran. ''But another and another and another will determine whether we can have a two-state solution to the conflict or not.''
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The Southern Gardener: Gardens, like seasons, go through cycles of change
I'm starting my annual time warp. My travels take me up and down the country, with each lecture typically scheduled for right before spring starts to burst out wherever I am.
Because spring arrives a week or so later for every couple hundred miles north, I usually see the same flowers, just as they begin to bloom, over and over.
It's similar to the movie "Groundhog Day" in which the main character repeats the same day over and over. Except mine is with daffodils instead of a groundhog.
At home, things progress normally through the season. But when I step off the plane farther north, it's just as daffodils begin to unfold, Japanese magnolias are popping into lavender glory, and forsythia just shooting out long stems of bright yellow flowers.
When I get home, I am back in real time, with stuff having changed a little -- new foliage and flowers emerging, weather warming up, spring bursting out a little more. Then the next weekend I step off another plane into ... cold weather and daffodil and forsythia time again.
This is not always the case in suburbia, where there are few seasonal changes. Most ready-made landscapes, designed by contractors trying to finish quickly and move on to the next construction, have some meatball-shaped evergreen shrubs at the corners, a tree or two plopped out in the middle of a new lawn, and green worms of shrubbery hugging house foundations. These shrubs are usually boxwood or Japanese hollies with maybe some azaleas for one-shot color or a few garish loropetalums with their muddy purple-red foliage.
Not that I have anything against any of those plants, it's just that it usually takes a few years for the hastily planted shrubs to start petering out from root rot after being jammed into tight holes in horrible soil next to foundations, and the trees start to die from being hit with the mower or trimmer.
This is when we start seeing more interesting stuff being put in: Contrasting textures in the foundation planting (more nandina, less boxwood); ground covers beneath trees where grass has finally died; arbors and gates for character and daffodils along the fences. Then summer crepe myrtles, and stuff with fall color.
To me, when plants from first-time landscapes die, they're making room for something more interesting. Hopefully with more than one-shot early spring glory, to get us out of the Groundhog Syndrome.
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TowelDog, Your Personal Towel Tote, is featured in the December, 2012 issue of Good Housekeeping Magazine as a Total Time Saver
Sales of TowelDog — the portable, affordable, and convenient new option for carrying a cloth or towel — are already on the rise with the holiday season fast approaching; and a glowing mention in the December edition of Good Housekeeping magazine reaffirms TowelDog as a "hands free" productivity tool that makes cooking, baking, and all-around cleaning "less of a chore" and "less of a mess."
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TJBrands, the makers of TowelDog, Your Personal Towel Caddy, is pleased to announce that TowelDog has been reviewed in the December edition of Good Housekeeping magazine. TowelDog — a must-have product for anyone who could stand to have a towel or cloth nearby — was created to provide an option that is better than throwing a towel over a shoulder or stuffing a towel edge into a pocket. With TowelDog — referred to by Good Housekeeping (in its December Total Time Savers section) as a "hands free" product that can make cleaning and cooking "less of a chore" and "less of a mess" — cooks, servers, mechanics, moms, nannies, athletic coaches, teachers, and anyone else can always have a towel or cloth at the ready.
Brought to market just this year, in early 2012, TowelDog — the brainchild of two friends from Austin, Texas who shared a great idea, together — is a small towel tote device which is clipped to one´s belt or pocket. The device has a few soft teeth which grasp a cloth or towel — one press of the towel against the TowelDog and the towel stays in place. A handy and affordable tool for hassle-free cleaning and wiping, TowelDog inventor, Terry Markwardt is ecstatic that TowelDog has been branded by Good Housekeeping as a product that: keeps a towel by your side so you can wipe dirty hands without stepping away from the stove (or the mixing bowl) — something every busy cook can appreciate.
"Well, we´re very proud of this great exposure, and — speaking for small businesses and startups all over the world — it just goes to show that a good idea, combined with lots of persistence and dedication, can go a long way," Markwardt said. "As an entrepreneur, there is always the hope that you´ve developed a product that can truly generate real, and viable, interest. To be mentioned in such a positive light — in Good Housekeeping magazine, no less — simply reaffirms what we already believe: that TowelDog is a product that will succeed because it can help so many people — in so many different arenas and environments — in a very simple, specific, and needed way."
Public response to the TowelDog has been resoundingly positive since the product´s initial launch — at the 2012 Vacuum Dealer´s Trade Association Show in New Orleans, LA. At that event, TowelDog quickly sold out its entire first-production stock, and has been working ever since to keep up with an increasingly growing demand from customers within a wide range of spaces: from healthcare, automotive, and light industrial to education, athletics, and culinary.
A product of TJBrands LLC, TowelDog is offered in five fetching colors (Greyhound, Black Lab, Old Yeller, Pink Poodle, and Blue Heeler) and is available for purchase at the special price of $12.50 USD, with free shipping. For more information or to purchase several TowelDogs today, please visit http://www.TowelDog.com.
About TJBrands LLC and TowelDog®: TJBrands LLC is a partnership formed by Jim Beachler and Terry Markwardt. TJBrands´ product, TowelDog®, was debuted at the 2012 Vacuum Dealer´s Trade Show in New Orleans. TowelDog is a registered trademark, and the device´s design is patent pending. Terry Markwardt is a retired mechanical engineer who has worked for a large multi-national company for many years. Prior to the formation of TJBrands, Terry Markwardt had a small company which made various specialty items sold at various arts and crafts shows. Jim Beachler had a small company which specialized in wood products. For more information, visit: http://www.TowelDog.com.
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The Department of Horticulture in Mysore district has disbursed Rs. 2.62 crore in incentives to 7,776 small and marginal farmers as part of the first instalment under the Suvarna Bhoomi scheme for taking up horticultural crop cultivation in non-command areas.
Verification of the cultivated areas is under way to release the second and final instalment.
Each farmer will be eligible for an incentive of Rs. 10,000 under the scheme. A total of 13,100 applications were received for cultivation of fruit crops, vegetables and flowers under the scheme from the seven taluks of Mysore district, of which 9,514 applications were initially selected.
After verification to ascertain whether the farmers really had land on which to cultivate horticulture crops and had started such cultivation, 7,776 were picked as eligible beneficiaries, H.M. Nagaraj, Deputy Director of Horticulture, Mysore district, told The Hindu. As many as 28 facilitators were appointed with the support of officers from the Raitha Samparka Kendras in taluks to verify the cultivation areas. The suitability of crop variety (such as sapota) and plants required by the farmers from the nurseries were also surveyed before picking the beneficiaries, Mr. Nagaraj said.
Farmers with a holding of two acres were given Rs. 5,000 each as the first instalment, and those with one acre were given Rs. 2,500 each. The facilitators were trained by the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics from Hyderabad and a non-governmental organisation.
Horticulture officers in the 33 hoblis of the seven taluks have been given GPS-programmed cameras to click photographs of the areas cultivated by beneficiaries to release the second and final instalment under the scheme, Mr. Nagaraj said.
Asked if the incentive of Rs. 10,000 was too meagre, Mr. Nagaraj said more than the cash incentive, the farmers would benefit from the technical inputs on the quantity to be cultivated, quality to be maintained and the measures to improve horticulture practices.
Area covered
So far, 10,132 acres was under the scheme in the seven taluks of Mysore district. The highest number of beneficiaries was from the spices and plantation category. Farmers in this category grew crops such as ginger and turmeric.
The extent under this category measured up to 5,757 acres with 3,404 beneficiaries, Mr. Nagaraj said. Vegetable growers came next with an area of 2,814 acres and 2,955 beneficiaries. Fruit crops had an area of 1,275.6 acres with a total of 957 beneficiaries. Flowers were being cultivated in the remaining area, which had 322 beneficiaries, he said.
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While seaching for chery2's craft at the Martha Stewart Living site, I discovered this cute idea for a Father's Day card... it looks pretty easy... sort of an origami shirt and tie!
It's still early enough to use a scrap piece of paper and give it a try so you'll be ready! Now who besides Martha has decorative 8Ĺx14" paper around the house! If my math is correct, you can cut some 12" square scrapbooking paper to 7ľx12" or evem standard 8Ĺx11" paper to 6ĺx11". It really doesn't matter if the paper is exactly the same size as Martha's or even the same proportions... just use what you have. The shirt may just be in a little different proportions! |
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that is cute. I think we did one in class years ago. I have a card around somewhere I made for Father's day. a lot less complicated (size wise) I'll have to see if I can dig it up. I'm trying to scan all cards I find or that my kids have saved for me. I haven't found that exploding one yet but I will!! |
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