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Abraham Lincoln and the piglets
To make short, if I remember well: Lincoln and a friend were traveling in a coach, and coming upon a bridge over a river, they glimpsed a saw with her little piglets in the river; few piglets were taken away by the current and would drawn soon; Lincoln rolled up his trouser, went into the water and brought the little animals to the shore where...more
The red Mercedes; Dave
Half an hour or so after the red Mercedes passed by, I was thinking to move to the straw stacks, and what comes there? Coming back the guy with his cabriolet; it was a 300SL, I know about nothing about cars, but this one I recognized, a car from the early sixties; the guy stopped nearby and told me, he goes to Jackson; the plate of his car was from...more
Gazing at the clouds and other things. ....
To make it short: I waited on the roadside from 3 pm to 6.30 pm, or so! More than 3 hours waving at the rather rare cars and trucks passing by. . . . . . After two hours I walked on the road till nearby a ranch, which I glimpsed from far; there were huge straw stacks and in case I could not get off from here I would find a place for sleeping, as I...more
Where is the stage coach?
Where is the stage coach? Heavy Eagle and the other IndianFort Washakie is just a small settlement on road 287 between Lander and Jackson, and there is apparently no public transportation, so I began hitchhiking; the first to stop, after a while, was Heavy Eagle, a lady (she presented herself like that), who took me for 2 miles or so, to a...more
The Northern side . . . . I will arrive...
Now the road goes down and the walk is easy, except the pack on my back, which I feel heavier than at the beginning of the trek. The golden flakes of the aspen in the woods help to endure that weight. . . The landscapes north are wide open, and I go up the geological times, looking only at the strata from far in the landscape; I recognize several...more
Entering the Indian Reservation
And now I enter in the Indian reservation; there is no guard at the boundary, hahaha. Well, I should have applied for a permit before entering, but there was no office around, and seriously, if it should have been done before I begin my trek, it is always possible to buy the permit later or to pay a fine! So I keep walking on the road, now again in...more
Dickinson Creek
I left Dickinson creek camp quite early and walked on the dirt road to the North in the bright morning light. It was still cold, but with the sun, it would soon warm up. There was little snow on the meadows and the mountains to the west (Bear's Ears mountains) (Main picture) were bright in the sky. It was beautiful, all around (picture 2, to the...more
Blizzard and minus 10 in the morning.
It began to snow when I rigged up my tent under the trees on the campground; useless to say I was the only camper there. It did not snow long, but the wind began to blow; he was quiet all day, but now, it began seriously to bend the trees. I checked the herrings of my tent and went to sleep, as I had not a lot more to do, and I was tired. The wind...more
Pine trees, meadows. . .
I finally ended on top of the ridge, and had a look at the map: for the rest of the day it would be flat or slightly down. I was in another river basin, the landscape was different from before, and I began to walk in a dark pine forest; the pines here were different. Ah I began to feel better on almost flat terrain, in the dark forest, looking at...more
A horse! My kingdom for a horse!
And climbing slowly, sweating, in poor mood and spirit, I heard suddenly horses not far, the characteristic noise of the hoofs on the soil and rocks. Few seconds later, two riders on their horses appeared in front of me, and stopped beside me. They wore orange jackets (to be seen from far, because it is hunting season), were very warmly clothed,...more
Climbing again
After my rest at Sanford Park I resumed walking, a bit at high pace as I wanted to reach Dickinson Park in time to make my camp there; I had to leave the Popo Agie Valley and across a ridge, reach the Little Wind River Basin; so, a climbing trail again. Climbing in the pine forest was not difficult, the trail well marked, the views beautiful, but....more
Little animals. . . . .
When I walk, like most of people I look where I put my feet, and I also try to look around, and my other senses are awake, I listen to the birds and other animals (The squirrels are very noisy!), and some very small unexpected animals are also on the trail. I was very surprised to find this very anonymous (to me!) butterfly, here at 2600 m...more
A visitor?
I camped that night in the forest after having crossed the river, not far from the shore under pine trees which looked healthy; there was still a bit snow here further down in the valley but the weather was not threatening. I slept very well until. . . . . . I was awaked by a strange noise (a sort of repetitive grunting) coming from the area where...more
Food and mushrooms
I like good food, but on a trekking tour I forget about; if I am out for a few days, I try to carry as light as possible, and lyophilized food is the best solution; hot water, wait 5 minutes, it is ready. For a few days a normal person can stand it out (astronauts are exceptional people, eating lyophilized stuff for weeks long. . . . ), but I like...more
Bathing the feet at river crossings
Usually the trails follow the easiest way to proceed on the field, so it is wise to keep on, and when it crosses rivers there is a reason; here it is the meanders of the river when going against cliffs, or boulder fields; so the trail tries to follow the flat banks as much as possible and to do so, the river has to be crossed at some fords. On the...more
The pine forest
The North Fork Trail follows the Popo Agie River on its left bank, but sometimes moves away, going up in the pine forest, becoming a narrow trail crossing small brooks, offering views over the valley between the trees; on some places dead tree are lying on the trail, other dangerously hang on each other, all this too keeps a bit the trekker on...more
The little beautiful Unnamed lake
One wonderful thing in wilderness is that you also come across places which have no names (on the map at least); Two and a half kilometers East of Lonesome lake is a small lake on the left side of the PopoAgie, that has no name; this small jewel is nested at the feet of firs on its north side, the other sides are meadows; I left Lonesome lake less...more
Along Popo Agie River
What does a trekker on trek? When he does not sleep, dream, look at landscapes, etc, he walks! So I went ahead now, down the river; my first plan was to turn left soon and climb the Lizard Head trail, but there was a lot of snow and the map showed I had to go through wide open rocky areas, in wind exposed terrain; I chose to keep along the valley...more
Some tracks of big animals,. . . .
After having left the lake and now walking on the North Fork trail, reaching the first trees on the left shore (first river crossing. . . ) I came across euuuuh, (pictures 3 and 4) . Yes it is bear ***, and it does not look very old and dry; so this friend is in fact not far, I should open my eyes (but he also might already have felt my presence...more
Marvellous blueberries
Those who buy blueberry jelly or jam in the supermarket do not know what blueberries are! These here are almost the same I pick (and eat) every summer in Auvergne, and when I begin to pick, I have difficulty to stop! So there were lots of blueberry shrubs near the shore of the lake, and some of them had still lots of fruit; I picked and ate with...more
Lonesome Lake
A little tour around the lake (no, in fact I did not make the whole tour, only half, but the whole tour seems easy in summer), to have other views and see more of the towers; the snow was not very thick here, and soft, as the little trees show. Warbonnet and Warrior 1 on the two first pictures; a few clouds were forming near the peaks. I Had a rest...more
The Cirque of the Towers
This place is very visited by climbers in summer; I am not at all a climber (except few "easy" summits of the Pyrenees), and if the sheer vertical walls are appealing, in some way, I was admiring the Towers for their beauty only, their beauty and the beauty of the place; it was the nature with power and beauty for me, nothing more (and nothing...more
Down to Lonesome Lake
Small clouds begin to gather around the first Warrior peak (Main picture); further west, the second Warrior stands high in the sky; these are the first towers you see on your left when you arrive at Jackass Pass; the other towers are still in the far, I will face them when I will be at the lake.The three next pictures show how the colors of...more
Jackass pass
And here, in front of me is the famous Cirque of the Towers! I see it from 3270 m elevation. All these peaks cutting into the sky! I had to sit down, have a rest, drink a coffee, then enjoy (what a poor word!) the view! I had seen some of the towers before when walking up on the side of the small brook flowing down from the pass (picture 2) Looking...more
Passing above Arrowhead Lake
The snow surface is hard, but I do not need crampons; the wind and cold created this glimmering surface on the snow; the first peaks of the Cirque of the Towers appear behind the ridge; left is one of the "Warriors".I look back South and there are the Dogtooth and the Monolith watching the tiny little guy walking on the snow! (picture 2) What looks...more
Trail up to Arrowhead Lake
Sundance pinnacle was standing in the blue sky above the lake and the snow covered shores, I will now have him in my back, walking up to Arrowhead lake. The trail did not fully disappear, and I liked walking up between the firs, I had put gaiters on my boots: I like to be close to nature but not to the point of walking with wet cold feet! The map...more
The wonderful morning greeting
You feel wonderfully well, awaking in a warm sleeping bag, but when it is time to get out . . . . huh, brrrrrr, I already knew it was cold, from the steam I breathed out; the wet clothes from yesterday were rigid from the ice. All was so silent, so quiet, not even a bird calling; It opened my tent and looked up: blue. . . blue sky, no one cloud!...more
Where is the trail?
Before getting asleep, I thought about the past day and of the next day, specially wondering if I would find the trail tomorrow. When I was walking in the boulder field, I was not sure to keep on the trail all time; now with the snow, it would even be more problematic to find the trail. I took picture 1 in the evening, it is a color picture! (not...more
Snow greets me when arriving at Sundance...
I was happy to finally get out of the boulder fields, the snow began to fall seriously, and in the mist, I began to have strange thoughts; when you do not have visibility (night, or dense fog), your other senses (other than the view) tend to be more acute, but as you are not used to use them, they bring lots of information you do not know how to...more
Now it goes up, but where is the trail?
The American hikers, surveyors, map makers, . . . . have imagination when naming the places but here, it is a bit boring with the names: I was on Big Sandy Trail, now I will walk on Big Sandy Pass Trail. . . and if I had taken East I would have gone on Little Sandy Trail. . . . hahaWell, now Big Sandy Pass Trail: I knew from the "Joe Kelsey" it...more
Along Big Sandy, a last encounter before...
The Big Sandy river is very small here, a few meters wide stream running over big boulders, in a small valley; further south it becomes a wide river fed by many brooks and rills which finally joins the Green River 100 km south from where I am walking; I am heading to its origin a few kilometers upstream. The trail goes up in the forest leaving the...more
Bonjour, Wind River!
Breakfast, cleaning up the camp, pack on the back, and let's go. . . . . The trail begins on the right shore of the Big Sandy River, heading North East; a bit of sun but it becomes cloudy very quickly this morning; few birds (sorts of jays) greeted me in the morning, waiting I finish my breakfast (ha! They got already used to the travelers who...more
Arrival at Big Sandy trailhead.
On my Wyoming page, I already wrote how I reached the trailhead, reminding me some central Asian "adventures"; late afternoon, I stepped out of the car, said bye to the driver, put my pack on my back and there I go. . . . ah, only more or less one mile to reach the camp ground, walking on a rough road across meadows, along the Big Sandy river. The...more
Wind River Warnings and Dangers
Visitors, register please. . . .
When you enter wilderness areas, do not think about fast rescue, cell phones are not working, and you may not meet anybody for a few days. If you die, leave somewhere some identification, so the forest administration can send back your remains to your family. . . . Oooops, seriously, it is a safety rule to at least leave your name and coordinates...more
Packing list to avoid dangers (second...
A bit more on your list:A minimum safety kit including analgesic bandages, (morphine, if you are not alone) which I did not need, but again, you never know. Think about how much food you will need; note that on trek, you use lots of energy, and often, because you are tired you do not feel hungry, but you must eat (and drink).Glacier sunglasses.And...more
At last:Warnings and dangers...
I will not give a lot of advice as interested trekkers already know what they need, usually, and I will not give a trekking course; I just can tell the Earthwalk map is a very good one, it is even waterproof! So, easy to carry in a side picket of the pants. Knowing where you are when trekking is vital!No real advice about warning and dangers or so;...more
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Two things happened when the gorgeous lingerie of The Lake & Stars showed up on NotCouture... i wandered to their site, and fell for, perhaps simultaneously, the photography of Tim Zaragoza and their trench coats. While at the moment i'm not sure which one i'm more in love with, or if perhaps the combination is irresistible, i'll let you know when i finally meet one of the coats in person, or find images of it alone. Brooklyn photographer, Zaragoza, has found the perfectly moody, mysterious, dramatic look for these ladies in the trenches with their felty looking shades... and The Lake & Stars have mastered the classic combo of beautiful lingerie, trench coats, and heels. See after the jump for more images i've dug up so far.
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Thalia String Quartet named 2013 BISQC Quartet in the Community
August 1, 2013
The Thalia String Quartet—an ensemble comprised of violinists Solomon Liang (CIM student of Stephen Rose) and Michelle Abraham (AD '11), violist Rose Hashimoto and cellist James Jaffe (MM '12)—has been named as the Quartet in the Community for the 2013 Banff International String Quartet Competition (BISQC), taking place Aug. 26 through Sept. 1, 2013.
Formed in 2012 in Cleveland, the Thalia String Quartet has studied with CIM's Peter Salaff, Stephen Rose and members of CIM's own quartet-in-residence, the Cavani String Quartet.
The Thalia Quartet was selected to participate in The Banff Centre's three-week Residency for Pre-Formed Ensembles and the Norfolk Chamber Music Festival, studying with members of the Emerson, Brentano, Keller, and Artis Quartets in addition to founding members of the Tokyo, Cleveland and St. Lawrence Quartets. As an ensemble committed to the art of community engagement, the Quartet has presented outreach programs across Cleveland and earned the honor of returning to Banff as the 2013 BISQC's Quartet in the Community: Melba and Orville Rollesfson Residency.
As the Quartet in the Community, the Thalia Quartet will work with some of the leading chamber musicians of our time as well as performing in unconventional and unexpected locations—atop a mountain, for example, in a park or at a grocery store—to introduce new audiences to chamber music.
"There are things you can achieve outdoors, on a street corner, or in a park that you couldn't achieve on a stage," said Quartet cellist James Jaffe, according to an article published on the Made in Banff blog in early July. "A lot of the inspiration for composers whose music we're playing is from nature and the outdoors. You could, if you wanted, make an argument that some of these pieces are better suited to a meadow."
All expenses for their residency will be covered and each member will receive a performance stipend for the community concert and events that will be part of their demanding schedule at the end of August. They will give two or three performances per day—more than 30 total in the two-week period they are at The Banff Centre.
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Bishop Scharfenberger's after dinner speech last night at the Capital Region Theological Center Fall fundraising dinner seriously missed his audience and likely ruffled a few feathers in the interfaith, largely Protestant audience of about 230 community leaders. Many of us in attendance were very interested to hear the recent replacement for long serving Bishop Hubbard, […] [Read More]
From Selma to Ferguson
Reflecting on the killing of Michael Brown by Ferguson police in Missouri has me thinking about Jimmy Lee Jackson, another unarmed man of African descent killed by Alabama State troopers in 1965. We are coming up on the 50th anniversary of that shooting February 26th. His death sparked a march from Selma to Montgomery. The […] [Read More]
Dealing with Accidental Death
You are at a fast food restaurant's drive through window. It's late at night and you're tired and hungry. Your mind is on the meetings you attended earlier in the evening and unresolved problems needing your attention. The attendant tells you how much you owe and you grimace as you look in your wallet realizing […] [Read More]
Why Sarvodaya Matters to the World
Some of you may be following my interest in a community development organization based in Sri Lanka called Sarvodaya Shramadana Movement. They have been organizing and developing villages across the country since 1958. They are a strong organization with a core base of 3000 villages and a reach into 15000 villages in which they have […] [Read More]
Resolution Passed Opposing CURRENT Fracking Practices
The First Unitarian Universalist Society of Albany overwhelmingly (78-2-4) passed a resolution this afternoon on fracking. I'm very proud of how hard the drafters worked to come up with language that focused on the problems with fracturing technology, health concerns, protection of the public when there are problems and the unsatisfactory way the industry is […] [Read More]
On Being Wisely Compassionate
Last Saturday, my wife Philomena, our son Andrew and my sister Sue were in the theater district of Manhattan. We were squeezed and jostled by the large crowds on a chilly, late December Saturday afternoon. With the sun, low on the horizon and shining in our eyes, we walked up to Central Park and then […] [Read More]
On Seeing '12 Years A Slave'
After seeing the movie "12 Years A Slave," I wanted to read the book. The experience of watching the movie drew me into the story of Solomon Northup's life. Yes the scenes of whipping and hangings were gruesome. Yes, the slave traders and owners were pretty despicable. Yes the examples of man's inhumanity to man […] [Read More]
UUA President Peter Morales Holiday Message
I really liked the holiday message from the UUA President Peter Morales so I thought I'd share it here. Hope you enjoy it too! [Read More]


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- Student athletes playing fall sports moved into Bethel residence halls on Friday, Aug. 6, and many of them are getting the experience of being the first residents of Bethel's newest dorm -- University Hall.
- The community is invited to Bethel Blast on Saturday, Aug. 21, an event that will kick off Bethel University's fall 2010 semester, according to President Bob Prosser.
- Bill Dobbins, Chairman of the Bethel University Board of Trustees, has announced that Bethel University has entered into another long term contract with Dr. Robert Prosser to continue as Bethel University's president.
- Bethel University's summer 2010 Commencement ceremonies will be this Saturday, Aug. 7, at the school's McKenzie campus.
- Renovations on Bethel University's Odom Hall have begun. Prior to the construction of the Ray and Linda Morris Science Complex, Odom Hall had primarily been serving as the location of science and mathematics operations at Bethel.
- Memphis Theological Seminary's Program of Alternate Studies 2010 Summer Extension School has begun on the Bethel University campus. The Program of Alternate Studies or PAS is a program of the Cumberland Presbyterian denomination administered by Memphis Theological Seminary and intended to provide theological education to persons who are not able to attend a traditional theological seminary.
- Bethel University's College of Liberal Arts will hold the third of a series of early registration sessions for the fall 2010 semester this Saturday, July 17. A final early registration will also take place on Thursday, August 5.
- Bethel University's annual summer reading program concluded on Tuesday, June 29 with a showing of the movie, "Finding Nemo," and with an ice cream sundae party. This year's theme was "Make a Splash" with much of the activities being centered around an undersea theme.
- Bethel University baseball player Johnathan Deberry was drafted in the 34th round of the Major League Baseball draft Wednesday. The outfielder was drafted by the San Francisco Giants.
- The Office of Admission for Bethel University's College of Liberal Arts hosted its second early registration for the fall 2010 semester on Thursday, June 24. Here, the admissions staff directs a student to the next registration station.


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Schneider seems in line to be the eventual successor to Martin Brodeur in net. Schneider was on the market once the Canucks were unable to dump high-priced goalie Roberto Luongo.
Brodeur and Johan Hedberg were the oldest goalie tandem in the league last season. Schneider can now be groomed to take over for Brodeur, 41, one of the NHL's all-time great goalies.
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Alma, the fifth child, was the first to be born in this new state. He would tell her "There is nothing more important than education so you don't have to work as hard as me," she says.
In order to go to college she knew she would have to get a scholarship. Her older brother heard of an opportunity at General Motors Engineering & Management Institute, that would allow her to rotate going to school for three months then work for three months, and it paid for her education. She then accepted a position in sales and marketing in the 1980s. It was a glamorous time, she said, though she didn't see many Latinos as her colleagues. She worked her way up the ladder; moved all over for the company, eventually leading her to the roles of Director of Minority Dealer Development and Diversity Manager for the Hispanic American segment.
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Nostalgic patrons flocking to iconic Paddlewheel for one last repast
THE last special at the Paddlewheel restaurant before closing the buffet? Nostalgia, with a side of regret.
"It's always sad to see something you grew up with disappearing into the woodwork," said Carole Kurdydyk. "It takes you back to a kinder, gentler time."
The self-serve restaurant, on the sixth floor of the Bay, will close today, joining a growing list of iconic eateries in Winnipeg — including North End mainstays Kelekis (closing Jan. 30), the Wagon Wheel and Alycia's — that are now the stuff of folklore.
The Paddlewheel was first opened in 1954 when the Bay was a retail beacon, and many family sojourns downtown weren't complete without lunch or dinner at a place where everything from turkey dinner to jello cups were served to generations of Winnipeggers.
In fact, since the closure was announced earlier this month, customers have been flocking back to the Paddlewheel like the swallows to Capistrano. And swallowing, they have been.
"If they have a shepherd's pie, that's what I'm getting," announced Ronnie Prynne, as he trained a hand-held camera on his mother, Ursula, and brother Vince as they joined a long, snaking queue just before noon on Wednesday. Vince was holding out for fish and chips.
Indeed, it seemed as though every other patron was holding an electronic device, taking photos by the wheel or just scanning the wall murals and fellow customers. They were still dropping coins in an empty pool that once held water for the paddlewheel to churn.
They were still tasting memories of red jello with whipped topping and a Santa's breakfast that continued until last Christmas. Shared recollections stretched back to the 1960s, when the restaurant had a women's-only "court" — complete with a white picket fence — and a gentlemen's "salon" for smokers.
"It's the end of an era, almost," said Margaret Wilcock, whose family would drive in from Reston for shopping trips. "It's the end of good times we remembered as kids."
"It's a nice memory," added Vivian Mayer, 54, who particularly enjoyed the turnips. "It's really nice to see Winnipeggers come out for the last hurrah."
If only, as one restaurant employee noted to a diner, the lineups were just as flush before the announced closing. In early January, The Bay and the company it hired to run its in-store food operations, the Compass Group, announced the renovations, saying there were no plans to replace the Paddlewheel with another restaurant.
So Csilla Przibislawsky bundled up four-yearold daughter, Mia, and made sure to head to the place where she came with her own parents as a little girl. She conceded, "This is probably more for me than for her."
Food, however, was not a factor in the 44-yearold mother's nostalgia.
"Everything is such a strong visual memory," she said. "The lights, the murals, the faux buildings (designed to serve as the boardwalk). It's exactly the same. That's what I remember about it."
Everywhere there were plates filled with roast beef and pudding and mothers posing with children, and sons escorting mothers. Most photos used the paddlewheel as a backdrop, like Linda Nelson and her daughter Celene Miles, who insisted on "one last goodbye" to the restaurant where, as a child, she had a "Cabbage Patch" birthday party.
"It's one of the cornerstones of Winnipeg," said Nelson. "I know you have to move on, but..."
If that paddle could talk. Back in the early 1960s, when the Bay was bustling, teeny-boppers flocked to the restaurant for shakes and chips, perhaps getting a peek at a young turk named Burton Cummings. It was the scene, man.
"It was the cool place to be," fondly recalled Judy Baran, who with lifelong friend Patricia Holmes, both in their mid-60s, gobbled down one last turkey dinner (their favourite) on Wednesday. "Once you're going to lose something you just want to grab it more. Isn't that the truth?"
Some visits were more specific. In a far-off corner of the restaurant, John Waagenaar was posing in front of a large scenic mural with his son, Wes. The mural was painted in 1978 by Waagenaar's late father, Nicholaas, whose other artistic claimto- fame was designing the windmill logo of Old Dutch potato chips.
"One last look," Waagenaar said. "It was important for us to see and remember. This was his (Nicholaas's) pride and joy."
There were as many memories as mouthfuls, and the line where customers picked up their trays and chose everything under glass from salads to lasagna to scalloped potatoes didn't begin to dwindle until 2 p.m.
Restaurant workers expect the final spread today to be historic.
More swallowers are coming.
Kurdydyk, now 58, wasn't certain about her "one last stab" at the buffet.
"I might get the special," she said. "But I'm leaning towards the hamburgers and fries because that's where the memories are."
Then Kurdydyk considered the long line ahead of those equally hungry for nostalgia, and smiled. "I'll take what I can get," she concluded.
Isn't that the truth?
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|Snipped fresh parsley
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|Finely chopped onion
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|Chunk white chicken
|1 Can (10 oz), drained, flaked
|Bacon slices
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Unroll the dough and separate into 16 triangles.
Arrange the triangles in a circle on a baking stone, points facing outward, wide ends overlapping in the center; there should be a 5-inch-diameter opening in the center.
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Pull the points of the triangles over the filling and tuck under the wide ends; filling will not be completely covered.
Cut the tomato slices in half.
Arrange halved tomato slices over exposed filling.
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Authorities reported no toxic inhalants were burning in fire; plume could be seen for miles.
A freight train crashed into a trash truck and derailed Tuesday in a Baltimore suburb and the explosion that followed rattled homes at least a half-mile away, sending a plume of smoke into the air that could be seen for miles, officials and witnesses said. The trash truck driver was transported to a hospital in serious condition, the two workers aboard the train were unijured, and authorities reported no toxic inhalants carried by the train were burning.
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Mark Paugh carries his 15-month-old son Ryan as they watch smoke from a train derailment near Baltimore.
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Train Burns Near Baltimore
A fire burns at the site of a CSX freight train derailment, Tuesday, May 28, 2013, in Rosedale, Md., where fire officials say the train crashed into a trash truck, causing an explosion that rattled homes at least a half-mile away and damaged nearby buildings, setting them on fire.
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Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamentz stands with Baltimore County Fire Chief John J. Hohman, left, and Assistant Fire Chief Jeffrey Segal as he speaks to reporters about the train derailment in Rosedale, Md., Tuesday, May 28, 2013.
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This photo provided by Dale Walston, shows an explosion outside Baltimore on Tuesday, May, 28, 2013. Baltimore County fire officials say a train derailed in a Baltimore suburb on Tuesday and an explosion was heard in the area.
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FORT HOOD, Texas (AP) — The soldier knew she had to decide quickly who she could save, so she grabbed a black marker and wrote a "D'' on the foreheads of those she couldn't. To people lingering over the dead amid the chaos of the 2009 shooting rampage at Fort Hood, she shouted: "You need to move on!"
Sgt. 1st Class Maria Guerra recalled those moments while testifying Thursday during the trial of Maj. Nidal Hasan. The Army psychiatrist is charged with killing 13 people and wounding more than 30 others during a rampage at the sprawling Texas military base.
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When prosecutors asked Guerra to describe the scene, her voice began breaking.
"I see bodies. I see bodies everywhere. And I see blood," she said. "No one is moving. There was no movement. There was no sound. So I yelled out, 'Is everybody OK? ... I started hearing, 'Help me. I'm bleeding. I've been shot. Help me.'"
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Hasan — who is acting as his own attorney but has said little during the trial — raised a rare objection when Guerra said she heard the gunman silence a woman who was crying out, "My baby! My baby!"
Hasan interrupted to ask the judge, "Would you remind Sgt. 1st Class Guerra that she's under oath?"
The judge, Col. Tara Osborn, did so. But Guerra responded by saying she didn't want to change her testimony.
It was the only time Hasan objected as more than a dozen witnesses testified Thursday, continuing a mostly silent defense strategy that has caused tension with his standby attorneys. Hasan took responsibility for the attack during his opening statement, and the lawyers — who have been ordered to help Hasan during the trial — believe he is trying to secure himself a death sentence.
The military lawyers had asked the judge to either allow them to take over Hasan's defense or bar him from asking for their help with a strategy they oppose, saying his strategy was "repugnant to defense counsel and contrary to our professional obligations."
"We believe your order is causing us to violate our rules of professional conduct," Lt. Col. Kris Poppe, Hasan's lead standby attorney, told the judge earlier Thursday before witnesses testified.
Osborn refused and ordered the attorneys to resume their advisory role. The attorneys said they would appeal, though no appeal had been filed by the standby attorneys as of Thursday evening at the Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces, according to the court's clerk. A message left with the Army Court of Criminal Appeals wasn't immediately returned.
Jeff Corn, a law professor at South Texas College of Law, predicted that such an appeal wouldn't delay the trial and would likely be dismissed.
"As sympathetic as I am to him (Poppe) and the miserable position he's in, I think he's stuck. The law is clear: If you are a standby attorney for a pro-se defendant and the defendant wants to make decisions tactically disastrous, that's his prerogative," Corn said.
But it could also be an intended strategy to spare Hasan the death penalty, said Joe Gutheinz, a Houston-area attorney and former Army intelligence officer.
"The judge allowed him to defend himself, you raised a timely objection. That is the basis for the appeal. And it was brilliant on the part of all the parties involved. If somebody thought up this idea, it was great," Gutheinz said. "I really believe this is the only way, at end of the day, he will not be executed."
As during previous days during the trial, Hasan rarely spoke Thursday as witness after witness described a chaotic, bloody scene inside the Army post's Soldier Readiness Processing Center, where soldiers had been preparing to deploy.
Asked to describe the rate of gunfire, Staff Sgt. Michael Davis quickly hit his hand on the ledge of the witness stand.
"I still thought it was a drill, but I heard some screaming that didn't sound like it was fake," Davis said.
Davis testified that he saw blood spray when someone was shot and quickly took cover under a desk. When he thought it safe to flee, he stood up but was quickly shot in the back.
"It was just a cold, calculated, hard stare as he shot everything that moved," Spc. Megan Martinez testified.
She recalled watching Hasan reload his pistol and the weapon's green and red laser sights sweeping through the thick, hazy smoke produced by the gunfire.
"He was walking back and forth, shooting for what felt like an eternity," she told jurors.
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Solider Recounts Triage during Fort Hood Shooting Trial
Testimony during trial reveals quick decision by Army sergeant to identify the dead
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Texans Name Phillips Interim Head Coach
(HOUSTON) -- The Houston Texans named defensive coordinator Wade Phillips as the team's interim head coach Wednesday.
Phillips takes over while head coach Gary Kubiak recovers from a transient ischemic attack he suffered during halftime of the team's loss to the Indianapolis Colts Sunday.
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good god this will be awesome...
I was working 2days on the same idea till i saw this
Finish it asap
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"I am not afraid of an army of lions led by a sheep; I am afraid of an army of sheep led by a lion." - Alexander the Great
nice, keep it going
Great job best mod i have don't let it die
One of the three, a name split in two, one part is not here, the other is my account name.
I am the beginning and end of all beings, of all life
My breath is pure and live giving, Yin and yang were mine.
The jade emperor was my apprentice, Now i am retired, leaving the rule of the world in his hands.
Who am i?
I have a question. Have you the project to add the ox-carts for the sea peoples ?
Perhaps, why the sea peoples cannot be playable ?
Ox-carts like this : http://wabforum.co.uk/download/file....iew/rokbox.jpg
Just when I thought it would be a good idea if there would be a mod depicting the bronze age,i actually find it,looks great for now,hope you guys keep up the good idea,also to anyone interested in this timeline I recommend reading "The Egyptian" from Mika Waltari. Well until you guys finish here I'll have fun with customizing my own bronze age mod,which I will selfishly and out of fear of complete embarrassment keep to myself.
Been playing the custom and historical battles for a few days now and I have to say it's amazing. The units fascinated me to the extent that I took them into the Rise of Persia mod (for private use only of course). You guys could just release the alpha campaign.
i presume this mod is dead?
I certainly hope so.
I doubt it will be finish any time now!
Or perhaps they're taking a break from it.
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Hi, I have a problem. When I run this mod, I can make historical battles. But I can not start a campaign game. Any ideas why campaign doesn'T work?


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Federal Budget 2013: The end of the entitlement generation
- From: news.com.au
- May 14, 2013
THE dismantling of John Howard's middle-class welfare edifice is now speeding up and will continue whomever forms the government after September 14.
The Budget took it apart and effectively signalled the demise of the Howard legacy. Only a Labor government could do it but it's Liberals who will be grateful.
In less than a decade the generous handouts which bolstered Mr Howard's terms as Prime Minister have gone from being Budget jewels to expensive burdens on national spending.
At a time in which tax revenue has slumped well below expected levels, they have become unsupportable and their removal readily justified.
The Budget eliminated a key feature of that Howard edifice, the Baby Bonus, which then Treasurer Peter Costello in 2004 announced as a boost to population growth.
It might have been that, but most certainly it was a destination for hundreds of millions of tax dollars the Howard Government had collected and didn't know what to do with.
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LynRoy Posted at 8:29 PM May 14, 2013
John Howard left government in the black - labour soon made sure it was in the red!!
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Jaqui Posted at 8:53 PM May 14, 2013
Still no fairness in allowing families to be taxed as a family (you know the same way they are means tested) instead of as individuals.
Comment 2 of 36
BornYesterday Posted at 8:57 PM May 14, 2013
Geez Mal. Stop using Labor's tailpipe as a snorkel for once in your life..
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CJ Thirroul Posted at 8:58 PM May 14, 2013
It is called living within your means as conditions change. I will always wonder where Australia would have been today if the billions that Howard and Costello handed out as tax cuts and baby bonuses etc had been spent upgrading our health, education and transport infrastructure. Howard bought several elections with those blatantly unsustainable hand outs during a once in a lifetime period when the global economy was booming and resource prices were sky high. Talk about a wasted opportunity.
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Andrew of Perth Posted at 9:00 PM May 14, 2013
It's astonishing to me that we had a baby bonus costing a billion or so to add more Australians to the country, and an immigration policy costing 6 billion or so to keep potential new Australians out. Go figure. Is an Aussie made baby a better human being than a refugee?
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yawnagain of melb Posted at 9:16 PM May 14, 2013
Is there some way we can reverse John Howard turning us into the errand-boy of America and the enemy of Asia? Remember how great this country was doing when Paul Keating was in power? Is there anyway we can erase the Howard Decade Of Shame, and return to that former glory? I doubt it. Oh well. The end of the "leg-spreading bonus" is a good start.
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Working wife and mother. of Melbourne Posted at 9:51 PM May 14, 2013
It's about time we take responsibility for our lives. This sense if entitlement has gone on too long. It's good to see the Government realises this is unsustainable. They started with ending parenting payment when a child is school age. Government payments should be for age pensioners and those who can not work due to disabilities or illness. Everyone else is capable of doing something to receive a payment instead of expecting handouts. Time we showed our kids that it is good to work.
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Blink of Brisbane Posted at 9:57 PM May 14, 2013
You mention falling revenue and crash in tax revenue, but NOWHERE do I see you mention that government income has never been higher.
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Ben of Melbourne Posted at 10:03 PM May 14, 2013
My wife is having a baby in September. Get rid of the baby bonus. While you're at it, get rid of negative gearing and all the family tax benefits too, and whatever other ridiculous handouts exist. We'll survive. I'd be happy if the politicians just did their damn jobs with just a bit of dignity and a modicum of ethics.
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Over taxed single guy Posted at 10:20 PM May 14, 2013
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Angry_Of_Mayfair of Australia Posted at 10:44 PM May 14, 2013
Hooray! Sense at LAST! Finally, Bonsai's disgraceful Breeder Bonus is history and we may just stand a chance of reducing the number of brats being spawned in exchange for this abominable handout. Can't feed 'em? DON'T BREED 'EM!
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Not a sheep Posted at 1:03 AM May 15, 2013
It's outstanding that the government has been bold enough to get rid of middle class welfare, which is an oxymoron, and entirely moronic in the first place. People shouldn't have babies unless they can afford them; the baby bonus was a ridiculous grab for votes from the beginning and a complete waste of money. The fact that this government has kept Australia afloat and the economy relatively unaffected in comparison to the rest of the world in this time of global crisis should be commended. Of course it won't, but it should.
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Bob of Sydney Posted at 2:20 AM May 15, 2013
I wish they'd call an election now so we can get rid of these flamin galahs! The "recession we had to have" is around the corner.
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David Posted at 6:06 AM May 15, 2013
Rubbish. What Gillard did was to put a carbon tax and the compensate. Now she has removed the compensation. This is not welfare or entitlement, this is just tax manipulation. Families are overtaxed, when their income is to cover independents and singles have no responsibilities. This is not an entitlement generation
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JZ Posted at 6:22 AM May 15, 2013
Good! About bloody time. Recession and a slow down on spending is great fiscal policy. A bit of pain so I, a tax paying worker can maybe get into the housing market - oh wait - all those people that have houses will buy them as investments - phooey! Get rid of negative gearing on established property and let me buy a 2nd hand home.
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Sandy of Brissy Posted at 6:33 AM May 15, 2013
I seem to recall that John Howards handouts were distribution of surplus that the economy had helped achieve, but maybe I was too young to actually understand the concept. Of course it was an election ploy also, but the money would not have been distributed if it was not there.
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Beverly Posted at 6:34 AM May 15, 2013
Finally some sense.
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Davo Posted at 6:54 AM May 15, 2013
Reality is when John Howard became priminister it was far from good times. He had inherited a nightmare economy with massive trade deficits. It was his mastery and stewardship in good economic management which got us through as a nation of growing wealth. Your article attempts to spin it as a government of tax less wealth and handouts but we all would do well to remember that it was far from that. It was our current government who gave away and surplus in a ridiculous attempt to starve off a so GFC which us regardless of the pathetic $900 we might of all got. This government has put carbon taxes on industry in difficult times and driven small business to the brink. That is why tax revenue is down. That article is nothing but spin for the worst government this country has ever had.
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Not all about you of sydney Posted at 7:12 AM May 15, 2013
Best change they could have made. Peoples life decisions (to have children) should not been financially supported by tax. I too am completely sick of the entitlement attitude of people.
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Len of Brissy Posted at 7:19 AM May 15, 2013
The other item not targeted by the Government is negative gearing. This to has to go, in the good times the country can afford this however not now. Get rid of the negative gearing and save 13 billion a year. Sometimes it takes a bit of pain for a few to benefit all.
Comment 20 of 36
Bob Posted at 7:32 AM May 15, 2013
So, it's all Howard's fault. Very biased article.
Comment 21 of 36
Al of Melbourne Posted at 7:54 AM May 15, 2013
At least this is a start. I have always been against using my taxes to pay the breeders to have their darling little brats. Unfortunately they haven't got rid of the "baby bonus", they have only reduced the payment..they should get rid of it totally. If you cannot afford to have them without extensive support from the taxpayer, then you shouldn't be allowed to have them!
Comment 22 of 36
Leopold of Australia Posted at 8:00 AM May 15, 2013
Unfortunately the age of entitlement is stronger than ever. People expect to be given handouts for pretty much everything... and they get it! There's one thing you don't get rewarded for by the (labor) government and that's being successful. Being indigenous, disabled, old, young, a student, a parent... all incur lovely handouts without scrutiny on your return efforts to society. Removing just the baby bonus isn't going far enough. Paid parental leave and the school kids bonus should also be axed. Nobody should be getting paid to breed. Our country isn't in population crisis and we aren't recovering for a war, therefore tax dollars should not be wasted on paying parents to sit at home on paid leave. If you want children, you plan your career around it.
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Luigi of Karratha Posted at 8:03 AM May 15, 2013
It's about time. Howard bought election after election with a level of cynicism, unfortunately correct, about the greed of the populace. "The greatest PM" in Australia's history is a joke.
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matt of Australia Posted at 8:13 AM May 15, 2013
But wasn't the baby bonus already being replaced with the parental leave scheme? You can't have both, and the parental leave scheme costs more than the baby bonus so I see no great savings from this move.
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Chris L of Brisbane Posted at 8:16 AM May 15, 2013
Huzzah! Amidst plenty of justified criticism this is one of the things Labor managed to get right.
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Anthony of Hamilton Hill Posted at 8:18 AM May 15, 2013
Labor are only doing what the Liberals could have done with the rivers of money originally generated by the GST in a time of plenty. Instead of giving it away, imagine what could have been done if Howard and Costello had been reformers and used the money for Gonski and NDIS-like reforms. That's why I keep voting Labor.
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BUF Posted at 8:28 AM May 15, 2013
Yes we need to increase the population. More people more work and taxes. Increase GST to everything. All state govt must approve this, not the Fed Govt. Do not blame Howard for his tax cuts, did not he have a surplus
Comment 28 of 36
Kezmann of Melbourne Posted at 8:35 AM May 15, 2013
The way you read this you would think the removal of the baby bonus is going to put our country back in the black. Howard did a good job and left this country in good shape until labour came along. It was his legacy yes, but Labour has somehow managed to f everything up (as they do). This year will be the biggest landslide win to Liberal we will see, is my guess. JL is a liar and has taken away money promised at last election and now expects us to believe the the BS they are giving us now for this years election. Empty promises is all we will get from Labour. They continually do a good job at ruining this country.
Comment 29 of 36
Swansong Posted at 8:37 AM May 15, 2013
Where is this revenue crash? Revenue is up, it's the forecasts that crashed.
Comment 30 of 36
Adam Spencer Posted at 8:46 AM May 15, 2013
It's a wise move and needed to be done. Of course, anyone will take money from the government if it's being handed to them, but the truth is it's harmful for most middle-class - like always relying on daddy for a bailout and never adjusting your own lifestyle to be self-sufficient. If you're an average salary earner and you have to rely on FTB and baby bonus to pay the bills, something is wrong.
Comment 31 of 36
Dogbolter Posted at 8:47 AM May 15, 2013
In other words, welcome to the world of single workers.
Comment 32 of 36
stop giving to those who dont need it Posted at 9:09 AM May 15, 2013
Why they don't pay people with their hands out in food vouchers, accommodation, small phone plans and capped electricity bills being paid and $50 a week cash per family member for some things such as presents and entertainment so they cant afford alcohol, smokes and drugs. It's those families on the dole walking around at all of the shows, festivals, circus' all eating ice cream, popcorn, cokes and getting on EVERY ride etc or down at the pub drinking alcohol and gambling while the people who pay taxes if they go give their kids 1 ride and stash water and buscuits in their bags and cant afford to go out and get drunk at the pub.
Comment 33 of 36
Don Posted at 9:14 AM May 15, 2013
Always was a silly policy
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Alex Posted at 9:22 AM May 15, 2013
Entitlement? What about the dole? The payout is not enough for the recipients to live comfortably but enough that they need not find a full time job. I'm not saying this should be completely removed but more stringent measures are required for them to be receiving any.
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Doesnt Havehis-Handout Posted at 9:42 AM May 15, 2013
I don't know if getting rid of the Baby Bonus is a good or bad thing. But that aside, I think the Labor Govt HAD to cut some of these benefits because of their poor saving culture and bad spending decisions. So many half finished projects, or simple vote-buying exercises have ruined them. I know Howard bought votes aswell, but atleast he had the money to do so. Gillard/Swan will be voted out, and the Liberals will come in, and keep all the cuts, maybe eventually in 5 years we'll see some more of these nefeits return along with a surplus, but alas it looks like I'll be having a child without the extra $5,000 handout, perhaps I'll just be responsible and save my money, instead of expecting handouts for every life stage.
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