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Could be just the lighting, but it is iridescent - like a very light marigold carnival glass.
The sawtooth edge looks like Imperial. Don't have time right now to research. Later. Looks like Yellow to me, or amber.
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I have some Apache tears sent to me by my great-uncle who lived in California. He was a rock collector and often took excursion out into the desert to collect specimens. Apache tears were small round globs of hardened volcanic glass (.a..k.a. obsidian).
Absolutely fantastic piece, Tom. Deb, thanks for the schooling on obsidian.
Thank you - I've learned my something new for the day! :)
Anthracite is very hard coal.
Obsidian is an igneous rock, volcanic, like glass. Natives used it for arrowheads, etc.
anthracite Coal? Is this the same as Obsidian?
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Miami Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria became frustrated Wednesday when asked why he decided to dismantle most of the talent on his team such a short time after assembling it.
"We finished in last place. Figure it out," he told CBSSports.com from the owners' meetings in Chicago.
Sources told ESPN that the Marlins and Toronto Blue Jays have agreed to a blockbuster trade that would send shortstop Jose Reyes, pitchers Josh Johnson and Mark Buehrle, catcher John Buck and infielder-outfielder Emilio Bonifacio to Toronto for prospects.
Marlins Traded Since July
The Marlins' 2013 Opening Day roster will look much different than the 2012 version. When the blockbuster with Toronto is complete, Miami will have traded 12 major leaguers since July.
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The trade could save Loria and the Marlins approximately $150 million, which prompted a backlash from South Floridians angered by the team's latest payroll purge.
"Everybody in the world wants to talk about the Marlins and the fact they're now a Triple-A team," said city commissioner Marc Sarnoff, who was an opponent of the team's new ballpark project. "The Marlins have lost pretty much all credibility with fans. Even if this trade is a positive move from a baseball standpoint, it won't be viewed by the general public as a positive move."
As part of the rebranding of the entire franchise and the move to the new ballpark, the Marlins were big players in free agency last offseason, signing Reyes and Buehrle to massive contracts. The Marlins also reportedly pursued Albert Pujols and C.J. Wilson.
But after finishing last in the NL East, the Marlins fired controversial manager Ozzie Guillen last month. The Marlins also traded closer Heath Bell to the Diamondbacks, infielder Hanley Ramirez to the Dodgers and pitcher Anibal Sanchez and infielder Omar Infante to the Tigers since the trade deadline this past season.
Loria said Wednesday that dumping veteran players was the right response to how the season went.
"We have to get better,'' Loria said, according to CBSSports.com. "We can't finish in last place. We finished in last place. That's unacceptable. We have to take a new course.''
He was also asked if clearing the decks was a precursor to trying to sell the team.
"Absolutely not,'' Loria said, according to the website. "That's more stupidity.''
The Blue Jays are sending shortstop Yunel Escobar, right-hander Henderson Alvarez, catcher Jeff Mathis and prospects Jake Marisnick (OF), Adeiny Hechavarria (SS), Justin Nicolino (LHP) and Anthony DeSclafani (RHP) to the Marlins, sources told ESPN.
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Baseball America, in rankings released last week, have Marisnick as Toronto's No. 2 prospect, Nicolino as No. 5 and Hechevarria as No. 8.
But the haul of prospects wasn't enough to mollify many Marlins fans. Radio talk show host Jeff DeForrest fielded calls from irate listeners shortly after news of the trade broke Tuesday.
"The next move obviously is to have Fidel Castro throw out the first pitch next year," DeForrest said. "That's the only way they could alienate the fans more than they have."
Castro became a source of acrimony last April, when Guillen's praise of the former Cuban leader infuriated team supporters. That was shortly after the new ballpark opened in Miami's Little Havana neighborhood, and attendance never recovered from the tempest.
Management had projected the rebranded team would contend for a playoff berth and draw nearly 3 million fans, but instead the Marlins staggered to a last-place finish in the NL East and attendance barely topped 2.2 million.
With revenue falling short of projections, Loria decided to end the franchise's brief era of big spending. The players traded by the Marlins have combined guaranteed salaries of $163.75 million through 2018, including $96 million due Reyes. The deals he and Buehrle signed when they joined Miami a year ago were heavily backloaded.
Salaries for 2013 include $13.75 million for Johnson in the final year of his contract, $11 million for Buehrle and $10 million for Reyes. The net in guaranteed salaries coming off the Marlins' books is expected to be $154 million, which does not account for any cash that may be involved in the trade.
Three years ago, the Marlins reached an agreement with the players' union to increase spending in the wake of complaints team payroll had been so small as to violate baseball's revenue-sharing provisions. But the trade with Toronto leaves the Marlins with an estimated Opening Day payroll of $34 million, which would be their lowest since 2008. Oakland had the lowest payroll in the majors last year at $53 million.
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Of the lineup that took the field for the festive first game in the new ballpark less than eight months ago, only two players remain -- Giancarlo Stanton and Logan Morrison.
Stanton tweeted that he was angry about the trade and changed his Twitter photo in an apparent protest, swapping out his Marlins uniform for a black shirt.
"I'm not saying fans can't be upset," Morrison tweeted to his 123,000 followers. "I'm saying I'm not going to get upset. I can't control it. So don't expect me to be upset."
Fan ire was targeted primarily at Loria and team president David Samson.
"People are steamed," DeForrest said. "To dump the whole team is mind-boggling, but nothing is surprising with these two guys."
Many fan complaints involved the ballpark project, financed mostly with taxpayer money as Loria and Samson promised a new era with higher payrolls and more competitive teams.
The ballpark is state of the art, but the team has started looking like the same-old Marlins.
"This," Sarnoff said, "has taught many who voted for the stadium a lesson: When you go into a public-private partnership, know your partner."Information from ESPN The Magazine's Buster Olney and The Associated Press was used in this report.
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Village Acres Farm has a mission of connecting people to their food, the earth and each other. We are committed to growing food and building relationships that are sustaining, restorative, and transformative for our customers, employees, and selves.
Celebrating over 30 years of farming, 20 years of Organic certification and 15 years of serving the community through a CSA model, Village Acres operates as a diversified system, integrating vegetables, berries and pastured livestock.
Village Acres offers on-farm pick-up of produce, eggs, and chicken for CSA members, as well as distribution to State College, Lewistown, Selinsgrove, and Harrisburg. We also serve breakfast the first Saturday of every month (April-November) and live music several evenings a year in our FoodShed.
Located just off Route 322 near Mifflintown - about 45 minutes from State College and Harrisburg - the 30 acre farm is centered in the village of Cuba Mills, nestled along the banks of the Lost Creek close to its confluence with the Juniata River.
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Posted by Debra Brubaker :: Tuesday, March 24 :: 9:41am
Spinach, Mesclun Mix, Chard/Beet Greens
Happy Spring everyone- the mornings are still cold, and the green seems slow to return to our fields, but now,even outside the greenhouse, growth is resuming. The rhubarb crowns are pushing out new shoots (see photo to the bottom left) and our bred goats and sheep are walking around twice their normal size, ready to birth any day. Even though these things happen every year, somehow they always seem new and exciting. Our to do lists are growing faster that the day light is expanding so, you know what that means...
We are looking forward to some new things this year- one of those things is some on farm research! While we are always conducting our own little trials and what not, this year we will be working with researchers from University of Vermont and Penn State to look at some biological pest control methods in our greenhouses and high tunnels. As organic growers we are always looking for effective biological or cultural methods for controling pest and diseases. This year we will be testing some of these controls specifically with aphid control on tomatoes and winter greens. We will be planting habitat plants (pollen producing flowers and the like) that are host to natural enemies of our common pest in some of our high tunnels as well as releasing purchased natural enemies into others. We're excited to see what we learn, and I'm excited to see even more diversity in our tunnel!
I hope you are all enjoying seeing subtle changes around you and have some new things to get you excited in the coming months! ~Deb
Summer CSA Registration: It's less than 2 months away! Registration for 2015 Summer Season can be done at http://www.villageacresfarm.com/csa.
1st Saturday's Farm Breaksfast- Saturday April 4th, 8-11AM: Come down for the first Saturday breakfast of the 2015. We will be serving farm fresh foods- eggs, sausage and bacon (Blue Rooster Farm), berry pancakes, and more. Take a stroll around the farm, and see what we are up to. We will continue to have Farm breakfast the first Saturday of every month April-November.
Did you know we have hundreds of recipes on our website and they can all be searched by ingredient? Simply visit www.VillageAcresFarm.com/recipe and search away. We are in the process of adding this year's newsletter recipes but we've got tons to choose from. If you come across a recipe you particularly like, please send it and we'll add it.
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Posted by Debra Brubaker :: Tuesday, March 10 :: 9:27am
Spinach, Chard, Baby Kale
This past Sunday was International Women's Day, and it reminded me what great female role models I have on our farm. With Deb at the helm, our farm falls into the 14% of U.S. farms operated by women. In fact, this winter, everyone who helps run the farm except Roy and Owen is female! In an industry still dominated by men, this is impressive. Deb, Jackie, Hope, Hannah: I've got four outstanding examples of women succeeding in agriculture I can talk to everyday. Internationally, women make up half of the agricultural workforce and are essential for family nutrition, yet access to land and resources is more difficult for women than for men. Despite their obstacles, women around the world, in the U.S., and at Village Acres are leading many efforts towards sustainable and organic agriculture.
On a more local note, we've begun to transplant! The first of our lettuces and bok choys carefully seeded in the cold of January have been relocated to new beds in the high tunnels, and are happy for the increased space and sunshine. ~Allison
Registration for 2015 Summer Season can be done at http://www.villageacresfarm.com/csa.
Did you know we have hundreds of recipes on our website and they can all be searched by ingredient? Simply visit www.VillageAcresFarm.com/recipe and search away. We are in the process of adding this year's newsletter recipes but we've got tons to choose from. If you come across a recipe you particularly like, please send it and we'll add it.
Chop up that spinach you received and satisfy your Indian food cravings!
Saag Paneer (Spinach and Paneer Cheese) from The Daily Feast cookbook
Saute in oil: 1 onion; 4 cloves garlic, minced; 1 inch ginger, minced
Add and saute a few minutes: 2 t. each coriander and garam masala; 1 t. each cumin and chili powder; 1/2 t. turmeric; cayenne pepper
Add: 15 oz or 1 pt canned tomatoes
Add, cover, cook on low for 7 minutes: 0.5-1 lb spinach as desired
Salt to taste, and serve with rice and cut cubes of paneer cheese* on top.
*Make your own paneer easily with milk and lemon juice here, Or substitute farmer's cheese, ricotta salata, or tofu. I pan-fried my paneer cubes before eating, but this is optional.
Winter 3 of 7
Posted by Debra Brubaker :: Tuesday, February 24 :: 7:29am
Cooking Greens: Kale
Salad Greens: Blend of Spinach, Mesclun (Young Asian Greens), and Arugula
Yesterday morning, as Allison and I were packing up your greens mix, Roy came into the packing shed from the cold and proclaimed, "Now, where did you get all that?" I was elbows deep mixing a giant bin of spinach, mesclun and arugula, and I looked up and replied with a grin, "I grew that." Okay, we grew that, but if someone would have told me three years ago that I would be in that moment, I would not have believed them. When I left my previous career to start this adventure, I had no idea if I could be a farmer. Now, I can't imagine anything better than the feeling of pulling warm, fresh eggs out from under a hen; the snap of spinach as we harvest in a warm greenhouse; or joking with the crew over a high fence of sungold tomatoes. So, even with subzero temperatures, hunching over spinach beds for hours, and albino groundhogs hiding under row covers, I'm proud to say, "I grew that!"
National CSA Sign Up Day this Saturday, February 28th! Based on a 2014 CSA Farming report, February 28th is the most popular day of the year to sign up for a CSA. This Saturday, CSA farms and communities across the country will be celebrating what CSAs offer our farms and local communities. Of course we will all also be calling folks to action so if you'd like to be part of the movement and an exciting season of good eating, why not help us celebrate this weekend by signing up. If you are into social media, help us create a trending story by using the hashtag #CSA to share your excitement about what a CSA offers your family:-)
Registration for 2015 Summer Season can be done at http://www.villageacresfarm.com/csa.
Our Winter CSA distributions are as follows:
State College: 4-6 pm, The Friends Meeting House
Lewistown: 3-6:30 pm, Porch of Community Partnership RC&D Office on Main St
On-Farm: 3-6 pm
Selinsgrove: 2-6 pm, Emma's Food for Life
Harrisburg-Uptown: 2-7 pm; Front porch of 4017 Green Street
Harrisburg-East: 2-7 pm; Front porch of 3623 Montour Street
Don't forget to preorder root crops and other extra items!
Blue Rooster Orders: If you are interested in grass-fed beef or lamb or free-range pork, you can place an order with our partner farm at BlueRoosterFarm.com and we'll deliver it with your CSA share.
Did you know we have hundreds of recipes on our website and they can all be searched by ingredient? Simply visit www.VillageAcresFarm.com/recipe and search away. We are in the process of adding this year's newsletter recipes but we've got tons to choose from. If you come across a recipe you particularly like, please send it and we'll add it.
I discovered this easy salad dressing this summer and it would be awesome on your salad greens, sometimes I don't even put anything else on my salad. From http://www.suzyhomemaker.net/2012/03/zesty-sun-dried-tomato-vinaigrette.html?m=1
Zesty Sundried Tomato Vinaigrette
8 Tbsp olive oil
3 Tbsp Balsamic vinegar
5 cloves garlic - minced
4 sun-dried tomato halves - reconstituted in oil - minced
Salt and Pepper to taste
You can either reconstitute your tomatoes overnight in oil (I mix in some basil or oregano) or buy them in oil at the store. Put all ingredients in a food processor and pulse until it's just a little chunky. I like to let it sit in the fridge overnight to let all of the flavors marry.


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Here's a showcase of what is presented in the mod as of the latest release. Over the course of the next couple weeks, we will be uploading more videos and screenshots to show off how hard we've worked on this mod.
All assets are made in house. Every UNSC and Covenant ship are meticulously hand crafted and executed with the precision of a real game studio. There are no models out of place, everything fits the visual design theme that we've created. We are truly pushing the Homeworld 2 engine beyond its limits and we're happy you finally get to experience it.


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WASHINGTON Perched on cinder blocks and separated into four small compartments with desks and a computer, the trailers look like any that sit beside overcrowded public schools.
But in this case, the two trailers are the school. And outside on a small patch of black asphalt, where youngsters have drawn stars, faces and a heart using yellow, pink and green chalk, is the playground.
Located just off Interstate 95 near National Harbor in Maryland is Cirque du Soleil School, a place where young performers in Totem, a Cirque du Soleil show, and children of parents who participate in the travelling circus have been getting their education for the past two weeks. This is how children learn on the road.
In David Godbout's mini-classroom, where he teaches art, four six-year-olds recently sat at their desks — made of red travelling cases with fold-out legs — cutting construction paper to make flowers.
Next door, Sophia D'Virgilio, 14, of Los Angeles received one-on-one instruction from Patricia Elliot during a science class involving discussion of solubilities and densities.
And in Marie-France Roy's social studies class, with four students ages eight to 12, instruction was conducted in French.
Nikita Moiseev, 17, who graduated from the school in July, said that, because of the small class sizes, he felt like he had received private tutoring.
Moiseev, who began performing with Cirque when he was eight and whose parents are performers, said there were occasions when there were three different grade levels with him, but "it wasn't as bad as it sounds."
"I was given my work, and my teacher would focus on the younger students," he said. "If I had questions, then she would help me."
The nine students who attend the school have parents who are from the United States, Mongolia, Belarus, Italy and Spain. Three others — teenage performers from China — learn from a Mandarin-speaking translator who works with the show.
"They really live and grow in an environment that is very different," said Francis Jalbert, a spokesman for Cirque du Soleil.
The school, which is a satellite campus of the International Circus School in Montreal and has been in operation since 1994, runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesdays through Sundays from September to July. The nine students are learning a Quebec curriculum and are required to take standardized tests in subjects such as reading and math. The Chinese students are learning English and following their country's curriculum.
Students will receive a Canadian high school diploma when they finish their courses. Jalbert said the diploma is recognized in the United States and other countries, allowing the graduating teenagers to attend college, if they choose.
Instruction is "multilevel, multicultural," Godbout said during an interview last week.
"Multi-everything," added Elliot, who is beginning her 10th year teaching with Cirque School.
The school spends about two months in each location. The cast, crew and children will move to Atlanta early next month when Totem begins a run there.
Elliot said moving doesn't disrupt the learning process — it enhances it. "We can adapt our lessons to the cities that we are in to enrich the students' learning," she said.
When the tour was in Amsterdam, Elliot had her English-language-arts students study Anne Frank's diary. The students visited the Anne Frank House, a museum that incorporates the former business of the Holocaust victim's father and noted hiding places, she said.
"They remember more of what they learn because of that personal touch," Godbout said.
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If you love pumpkin pie and just can't wait until Thanksgiving dinner to taste your first slice, then I have a dessert for you. This is a little cup of pumpkin pie, mug cake-style, with a gingersnap crust and snappy spices, and it feeds just one person: you. Make it in a mug, in the microwave, and you can be eating pumpkin pie 10 minutes from right now.
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If anyone should be Tacoma's patron saint, that person should be Father Bix. Bix was born in Tacoma, and like
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If anyone should be Tacoma's patron saint, that person should be Father Bix. Bix was born in Tacoma, and like
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Waiting for Godot: A Tragicomedy in Two Acts Tragicomedy in 2 Acts (Paperback)
|Author: Samuel Beckett
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|As Vladimir and Estragon await the arrival of Godot, they discuss their lives and consider hanging themselves, but choose to wait for Godot instead, in the hope that he can tell them what their purpose is. *Author: Beckett, Samuel *Subtitle: Tragicomedy in 2 Acts *Publication Date: 1997/08/01 *Number of Pages: 111 *Binding Type: Paperback *Language: English *Depth: 0.50 *Width: 5.50 *Height: 8.50
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As Vladimir and Estragon await the arrival of Godot, they discuss their lives and consider hanging themselves, but choose to wait for Godot instead, in the hope that he can tell them what their purpose is.
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Samuel Barclay Beckett was born in Dublin in 1906. After studying at Trinity College, he lived off and on in Paris and London, teaching and writing, mostly poetry and stories. He finally settled in Paris in 1937. While still quite young, he met James Joyce, another Dublin exile, and they forged a lifelong friendship. He worked briefly as Joyce's secretary and had a romantic relationship with Joyce's disturbed daughter, Lucia. During World War II, Beckett fought with the French resistance. After the war, he made a major creative shift and began writing primarily in French, a language in which he felt greater stylistic freedom. He would often translate his own works into English. The postwar period was one of his most prolific. In 1947 he wrote his first work for the theater, the form in which he would achieve the greatest acclaim. He is particularly well-known for the plays WAITING FOR GODOT (1949), KRAPP'S LAST TAPE, and ENDGAME (both 1958). He experimented ceaselessly as a writer, rejecting traditional form and language in most of his works. He completed his great bleak modernist trilogy of novels (MOLLOY, MALONE DIES, and THE UNNAMEABLE) in the early 1950s. Always fascinated with the underworld and with prisoners, Beckett lived for the last years of his life in a Paris apartment that overlooked a prison exercise yard. He was greatly influenced by the Cartesian idea that the mind and the body are separate entities: for Beckett, the mind is always trying to prove to itself that it really does exist, and to personify the famous dictum of Descartes: "Cogito ergo sum." In 1969, Beckett received the Nobel Prize in literature, cited for creating "new forms for the novel and drama" and for elevating "the destitution of modern man" to literature. He died of emphysema in December 1989, five months after the death of his wife, Suzanne Deschevaux-Dumesnil.


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Still getting mixed messages about Romo
Between Tony Romo's back and Jerry Jones' rambling recollections, it's no wonder the Dallas Cowboys almost drafted Elvis.
That's what Owner Jones called quarterback Johnny Manziel after the second day of the NFL draft:
Elvis Football.
But to have selected the Texas A&M Heisman Trophy winner would have invited a circus, Jones correctly assessed. Lions and tigers and quarterbacks — oh, my!
With a serendipitous opportunity, therefore, to select Manziel with the first round's 16th pick last May, Jones declined. Never really considered it, Jerry said at the time.
Yet, speaking to the NFL Network's Rich Eisen and Michael Irvin on Sunday, Owner Jones adjusted his story. The Cowboys did, indeed, consider making Johnny Football their first-round pick.
That's what Jerry claimed Sunday, in any case.
As he told the network, "I want you to know that almost as I was handing in the card, it was that close to putting that Manziel card in. It was that close."
This version of events, however, contradicts Jones' earlier tale about calling Romo before the draft and telling him not to worry, that selecting Manziel was "really a real unlikely thing."
The Cleveland Browns made Manziel the 22nd player selected in the first round. Why Jones persists, therefore, in humoring questions about Manziel is a mystery, and poignantly unfair to his real quarterback.
Part of this habit is Jerry's fault — he can't keep his mouth shut — but a large share of it also harks back to the continually mixed messages that Cowboys Inc. has chosen to dispense about the post-surgical Romo.
Is Romo as physically fit to participate at this training camp as he says he is, or isn't he? And was his mysterious first back surgery merely to remove a cyst, or wasn't it?
This was head coach Jason Garrett, talking about Romo just three hours before the Cowboys' Friday practice:
"Oh, yeah. Tony loves to play," Garrett said. "Tony Romo's greatest trait is he loves to compete, loves to play football. It's killing him. He's dying to play, and he's dying to do everything he can to be back 100 percent so he can play as well as he can for us. It's an exciting day for him. You can see it on his face."
Great news. Except when the Cowboys convened for that scheduled practice, Romo didn't participate. Stephen Jones, the club's executive vice-president, said that the decision was Romo's choice.
"Purely precautionary," Stephen said.
Huh? Romo took a day off, even with an off-day for the entire team scheduled for Monday?
"I know we're only out here for a walkthrough format," Garrett later explained, "but when you're coming off a back issue like Tony has, sometimes just being out on your feet like that can be taxing."
How stupid of me. The big question of training camp, I thought, was whether Romo, after two back surgeries, was going to be able to withstand being hit by opposing defenders. Not the misery of standing on his feet for two hours.
At age 34, with a six-year, $104 million contract in his pocket and only one postseason victory on his ledger, Romo remains a dreamer. He is every fantasy football fan's superhero, racking up yards and touchdowns in club record proportions.
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"I didn't think about that," he said. "I'm sure one day when I'm 45, the body will tell me I'm done playing. But I feel personally like I've just started to become the player that I wanted to be six, seven years ago.
"I think over the course of the next four or five years, you'll see the best version of me that I've had throughout my career."
Romo didn't elaborate. The media mostly nodded.
No sense waking him up from his dream.
Johnny Football. Now that would have been a wake-up call.
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Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep: Weekend Trivia - Saturday
I'll be at the farmers' market Saturday morning, and I can't be sure I'll have time to post this before I go, so here it is a little early.
I've tried something a little different this week. The idea is for you to guess the names of three common birds by listening to their songs. When you click on the links below, your computer will download a sound file (a .wav file). It may run the sound all by itself, or it may ask you if you want to save it or run it. If you have to click on a program to run the file, Windows Media Player should work. Mac users are on your own, but I suppose Macs will handle it with perfect grace and probably serve you breakfast in bed as well.
If you're on a slow connection, the files may take some time to load. Sorry!
Go ahead and give it a try. I hope it works.
I just checked, and Bird 3 is generally found in the midwest and eastward in the US, and west central Canada. Since that leaves out you westerners I guess it was not a great choice for this trivia question. Sorry.
Here's a big hint, though.
Could this bird have been a favorite of David Austin?
1. Robin
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3. Hmmmm...I know they're around here, but who are they??? Might be a swallow?? Someone with better rose knowledge than I should get the clue!!
Hi All - perking up a little bit more every day. Last week was wild - I am off of the heavy drugs, just taking extra-strength tylenol now. Whew. Still waiting for the morning when I wake up refreshed! I have at least slept well through the last 2 nights!!! Yea!!
Nancy, not even thistle seed can lure them into my garden, the closest I've lured them (with thistle seed) is in the hedgerow by our back fence and that was a couple of years ago. We have lots of different birds coming to our feeders but the goldfinch boycott them :(.
This wouldn't post the first time I tried it, so let's see if it works now.
Nancy - glad to hear your pain level is subsiding. I really had no idea what the recovery from knee replacement was like. It sounds like an ordeal to me!
You all nailed the first two birds, a robin and a chickadee. The third bird was a rose-breasted grosbeak, which is apparently not as common around your houses as it is mine. They are pretty birds and I really enjoy their songs.
Since the grosbeak wasn't a very fair question, I think you deserve five stars for getting just the first two, so for Schoolhouse, Annette, and Nancy.
I almost said Rose Breasted Grosbeak! but only as a wild guess as I don't recognize its song. Here's a photo of one at my feeder a couple of weeks ago. The last time I saw one was May of 2007, I made a note of it in my Peterson's bird book.
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Situating Gorbachev and perestroika historically, this book provides a comprehensive analysis of Soviet political economy in the context of socialist theory and seven decades of its application in the Soviet Union. Dowlah challenges the belief that socialism is sternly committed to centralized economic and political structures, and claims that socialism contains several theories, some more decentralized or democratic, others more authoritarian. Taking into account the coup attempt of August 1991, the work examines Gorbachev's claim that perestroika embodies more socialism, not less, and evaluates perestroika as a strategy of transition to a new form of democratic socialism.
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The integrated OpenSolaris kernel is based on build 104+ with some patches. Nexenta uses the ZFS filesystem from Sun's OpenSolaris project. Because of incompatible open source licenses, ZFS (Common Development and Distribution License) will not work with the Linux kernel (GPL). Nexenta Systems, initiator and sponsor for its like-named open source OS, uses ZFS in its NexentaStor storage products.
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|Loveland | Fort Collins | Greeley | Windsor | Johnstown | Estes Park
Bad Art Show ~ Loveland
March 5, 2015
Time: 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM
Location: Loveland Library
Website: cityofloveland.org
Impress the teenseen with your most awful art creation in this competition of the worst art!
Check out the flier.
For Tweens and Teens Grades 6-12.
For more information, please stop in or call the teenSeen. 962-2548.
Traditional Irish Music ~ Loveland
March 17, 2015
Time: 7:00 PM
Location: The Rialto Theater Center
Website: cityofloveland.org
Join Adam Agee and Jon Sousa for an enchanted evening of traditional Irish music on fiddle, guitar, and tenor banjo. Their connection to their instruments and the transcendent energy in their music is guaranteed to captivate audiences of all ages. The duo brought the house down during an appearance at the Loveland Museum/Gallery in March 2014, and they are thrilled to return for a full-scale performance.
Tickets: $22 adult in advance, $15 senior/student/military in advance, $26 day of show.
All-City Ensemble Extravaganza ~ Loveland
March 27, 2015
Time: 7:00 PM
Location: Rialto Theater Center
Website: cityofloveland.org
Enjoy the talent and performances of small group band and orchestra ensembles from multiple Thompson School District schools playing in support of Thompson Education Foundation's Instrumental Music endowment fund. The young, talented performers will amaze with the mastery of their instruments at such young ages.
Great Plates of Downtown ~ Fort Collins
|March 1 – 14, 2015
Time: 5:00 PM – 11:59 PM
Location: Downtown
Website: downtownfortcollins.com
Did you know 14% of Larimer County residents live at or below the Federal Poverty Guidelines? The Downtown Fort Collins Business Association and member businesses have joined together to support the Larimer County Food Bank. Dining enthusiasts will be encouraged to celebrate the authenticity, quality and diversity found only in Downtown Fort Collins, at Great Plates of Downtown 2015.
Over thirty (30+) downtown restaurants will offer amazing evening dining specials from March 1-14, 2015! Each restaurant will be offering their own unique dinner specials for $25.00 or breakfast specials for $2.50 to show off their specialties and favorite ingredients. It could be dinner for four or it could be a gourmet treat for one, view our menu to learn more!
Please do not forget to donate during Great Plates! These amazing prices DO NOT include a contribution to the Food Bank for Larimer County. Any extra donation helps and only $0.25 provides a meal for a member in our community. A $10 donation provides 40 meals!
Great Plates of Downtown and diners from all over Fort Collins last year collectively raised $53,500 to donate to the Food Bank for Larimer County! In 2015, we are trying to reach our goal of $60,000 in donations to the Food Bank so please leave your donation in the envelope provided by your server after your meal. Donations, tax and tip are not included in the $25 meal package cost.
Lucky Joe's St. Patrick's Day Parade ~ Fort Collins
March 14, 2015
Time: 10:00 AM
Location: Old Town
Website: downtownfortcollins.com
Lucky Joe's St. Patrick's Day Parade will bring out all of the Irish Folk and lots more on Saturday, March 14th, 2015! Come celebrate the luck of the Irish parade & party, both beginning at 10:00am. The parade & party are FREE to the public and open to all! Over 80 floats and Irish themed entries will parade along the streets of historic Downtown Fort Collins.
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Old Town Irish Party Hosted by Wilbur's Total Beverage
The Larimer Chorale Presents: The Singing of the Green ~ Fort Collins
March 17, 2015
Time: 7:30 PM – 8:00 PM
Location: Opera Galleria
Website: downtownfortcollins.com
Once every seven years or so, St. Patrick's Day falls on a Tuesday, the regular rehearsal night for The Larimer Chorale. On St. Patrick's Day, everyone is a little Irish, so how could we resist putting on the green and singing a free concert?
First Friday: A Night Of Art ~ Greeley
March 6, 2015
Time: 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Location: Downtown Greeley
Website: wwww.greeleydowntown.com
Downtown Greeley is a vibrant and thriving community filled with creative industries, unique small businesses, and delicious dining options!
First Fridays are a collaborative effort by many of these creative businesses to establish a vital arts experience within the community.
For a complete list of gallery shows, visit www.greeleydowntown.com
Blarney On The Block ~ Greeley
March 14, 2015
Time: 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Location: Downtown Greeley
Website: wwww.greeleydowntown.com
Go-Cup from 2-6pm
Kiwanis of Greeley presents 'Stars of Tomorrow' ~ Greeley
March 28, 2015
Time: 7:00 PM
Location: Union Colony Civic Center
Website: ucstars.com
Kiwanis of Greeley presents 'Stars of Tomorrow'
Adult: $12
All seating is general admission.
Bagpipes & Whiskey Tasting ~ Windsor
March 3, 2015
Time: 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM
Location: Windsor-Severance Library
Website: www.clearviewlibrary.org
Get in the spirit for St. Patrick's Day. Scott Beach will play his pipes, take you on a virtual slideshow tour and share his whiskey knowledge, including a taste test!
Registration is required and a $5 refundable deposit. The deposit can be paid at the Library or charged to your library card.
This program is now full. Please contact Ally at firstname.lastname@example.com to be placed on the waiting list!
Movie at the CRC: Boxtrolls ~ Windsor
|March 20, 2015
Time: 6:00 PM Box Creation; 7:00 PM Show Time
Location: Community Recreation Center
Website: windsorgov.com
DARE TO BE SQUARE and show off your style with a box of your very own to wear during the movie The Box Trolls at the Community Recreation Center! You create, and then watch a movie on the big screen! Box creation will begin at 6:00 pm with show time at 7:00 pm.
Fancy Schmancy Egg Decorating ~ Windsor
March 24, 2015
Time: 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM
Location: Windsor-Severance Library
Website: www.clearviewlibrary.org
Take your egg decorating skills to a whole other level! Bring 2 hard boiled or blown eggs and the Library will provide the rest. You'll leave with 4 decorated eggs and some impressive new skills.
Registration is required.
Hairspray ~ Johnstown
January 15 – March 8, 2015
Location: Candlelight Dinner Theatre
Website: www.coloradocandlelight.com
The big hit musical, winner of eight Tony Awards, that will sweep you away to 1960s Baltimore where the '50s are "so out" and change is in the air. Hairspray is a blockbuster winner with laughter, romance, and deliriously tuneful songs. Queen-sized teen Tracy Turnblad, who has all the right moves, turns her passion for dancing into a spot on the local TV dance program. Transformed into an overnight teen celebrity, Tracy teaches 1962 Baltimore a thing or two about integration and fair play. Watch as a larger-than-life adolescent vanquishes the reigning princess and her conniving mother, singing and dancing her way to her true love — all without mussing her perfectly coiffed hair!
Dr. Seuss Storytime ~ Johnstown
March 2-3, 2015
Time: 9:30 AM
Location: Glen A Jones MD Memorial Library
Join us for the fun as we celebrate Dr. Seuss' Birthday at story time!
Library Birthday Storytime ~ Johnstown
March 23-24, 2015
Time: 9:30 PM
Location: Glen A Jones MD Memorial Library
Join us for the fun as we celebrate the library's birthday!
Bridal Crawl ~ Estes Park
March 1, 2015
Time: Vendor Show Case 9am-11:30am/Venue Tours and Crawl 11:30am-3:30pm
Location: The Estes Park Resort
Website: http://www.visitestespark.com
Admission: $10 per person and $5 for additional person (only for pre registered guests)/$15 per person and $5 per additional guest at the door (cash only).
Lonigans St. Patrick's Day Celebration ~ Estes Park
March 17, 2015
Time: 7:00 PM
Location: Lonigans Saloon Nightclub & Grill, An Irish Pub
Website: http://www.visitestespark.com
Live Celtic Music with Indigent Row for our St. Patrick's Day Celebration!
Snowshoeing Trek for Kids & Families ~ Estes Park
March 7 & 21, 2015
Time: Daily 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Location: 1895 Fall River Road, Estes Park, CO 80517
Website: http://www.visitestespark.com
Admission: $10 per person ages 5 and older
Discover the serene beauty of RMNP in the wintertime on this four-hour snowshoe hike. This fun and educational program will lead participants through snow-covered pine, spruce, and fir trees to learn how plants and animals survive winter using their unique adaptations and keen survival skills. Also, learn more about the properties of snow and how it can help the inhabitants of an area survive the long winter months.
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Sometimes the best or weird discoveries happen while travelling on the road. Roadies have put up many destinations on the travel map and this is one of them. Gopher Hole Museum is quite unassuming as it is the size of a camper van. Located in white-washed cottage, it features quite naturally gophers, that range from small burrowing rodents to ground squirrels. Opened in 1996, these taxidermied animals are set up in various themes in handcrafted wooden boxes which represent as holes. Most of these holes represent culture, businesses or characters such as bank robber, beautician, a fertilizer factory and the Lutheran Church. All of these exhibits are wonderfully supported with background murals.


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From time to time, I come across odds and ends that I want to let you know about but may not warrant a full post. I prefer to combine them together rather than having lots of short one or two liner posts a la Instapundit (Indeed.). These posts shall henceforth be named… [insert drumroll/trumpets] …the Tip Jar. Here's what we have this week:
- 64.9% of online community members who participate in social causes online say they are involved in causes that were new to them when they started participating in social networks, while 43.7 % of online community members say they engage more in social activism since they started participating in online communities. – from the USC-Annenberg Digital Future Project (via WOM Research)
- Back in September I wrote about the youth screenwriting contest sponsored by Scenarios USA. Scenarios partnered with Rap-It-Up, the award-winning public education initiative of BET and the Kaiser Family Foundation, to launch the "What's the REAL DEAL on Growing up in the Age of HIV/AIDS?" story and scriptwriting contest. They have a winner, and the new film "Reflections," written by high school senior Kayana Ray, is premiering on BET on February 4th at 12:00pm.
- If you are a nonprofit, why not let your supporters give you a percentage of their online purchases through Charity World Network? Nonprofits can sign up here, and if you want to support your favorite nonprofit, start your shopping online here.
- The deadline for communities to apply for the Community Meltdown Contest I wrote about has been extended to February 28th. See Carole Carson's video for a quick overview.
- Food marketers should not pretend that fruit-flavored kids' foods contain actual fruit, but parents and kids need to learn to be more skeptical of the pictures on the packaging as well. A new report (pdf) came out from the Prevention Institute that contained some "no duh" moments (e.g., Fruity Pebbles and Cap'n Crunch with Crunch Berries do not contain any fruit), but is also a good reminder that many people need help learning how to read and understand food labels better. (thanks to Tamar for the tip)
- There has been a lively discussion over on the Social Marketing Listserv this week about definitions of social marketing in theory and practice. If you would like to become a part of this international e-mail network of social marketers, here are instructions for how to subscribe. Send an e-mail message to email@example.com with "subscribe soc-mktg yourname" in the body of the message (your name goes in place of "yourname"). But be sure to keep the instructions you'll receive so you don't have to harass the other listserv members with numerous incorrectly sent "unsubscribe" messages if you change your mind.
- I am hosting the Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants on Monday. If you have a blog post you would like to submit for potential inclusion — particularly on the theme of social marketing for nonprofits — send it to me by Sunday at firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Finally, tonight begins the Jewish holiday of Tu B'Shvat, the New Year of the Trees. So eat some fresh or dried fruits and nuts, plant a tree (or let someone else do it for you) and think about all the wonderful things that trees do for us. Give your favorite tree a big hug.
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Intel Community offers first glimpse of future IT tools, network
The Office of the Director of National Intelligence said the lead agencies under the IC IT Enterprise program launched a standard desktop, a secure community cloud and an apps store in mid-August. Al Tarasiuk, the assistant DNI and intelligence community chief information officer, said the key to this effort was having an ICwide agreed-upon security architecture and policies.
Tags: ODNI , technology , NSA , NGA , DIA , Al Tarasiuk , cloud computing , cybersecurity , ICITE , information sharing , Jason Miller
CIA deputy director Michael Morell retires
CIA Deputy Director Michael Morell is retiring after 33 years at the CIA, including two stints as acting director and one as deputy director.
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NSA contract worker is surveillance source
Edward Snowden, a former technical assistant for the CIA and current employee of defense contractor Booz Allen Hamilton, revealed himself Sunday as the source of disclosures about the U.S. government's secret surveillance programs, risking prosecution by the U.S. government. Director of National Intelligence James Clapper called the revelation of the intelligence-gathering programs as reckless and said it has done "huge, grave damage."
Tags: NSA , Edward Snowden , Booz Allen Hamilton , industry , cybersecurity , technology , whistleblower , PRISM , FBI , Justice Department , James Clapper
US diplomat ordered to leave Russia in spy case
The FSB, the successor agency to the Soviet-era KGB, identified the diplomat as Ryan Fogle, a third secretary at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, detaining him briefly overnight.


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Film Review: Gothic (1986)
SYNOPSIS: Story of the night that Mary Shelley gave birth to the horror classic "Frankenstein." Disturbed drug induced games are played and ghost stories are told one rainy night at the mad Lord Byron's country estate. Personal horrors are revealed and the madness of the evening runs from sexual fantasy to fiercest nightmare. Mary finds herself drawn into the sick world of her lover Shelley and cousin Claire as Byron leads them all down the … Continue reading