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Reports have confirmed that Quade Cooper and Sonny Bill Williams will play in the George Sevens Premier League in December.
Cooper and Williams's agent, Khoder Nasser, was in Cape Town this week to negotiate deals with sports promoter Willem Strauss, who will manage the Premier League, and South African boxing promoter Tinus Strydom, who is connected to the tournament. It is also believed that Williams wants to plan a boxing bout in Cape Town in the near future too.
The duo will play for NBM All Stars team. Strauss also confirmed that Welsh wing Shane Williams has also signed on to play for the franchise.
The George Sevens Premier League will be a 12-team tournament (could be expanded to 16 teams) that will be played over a weekend (14-15 December). All the franchises will be privately owned and will feature the big names in world sevens and 15-man rugby. While the overall prize money is R1 million, some players are rumoured to be paid R100 000 just for the weekend's commitment.
'I was at the Kings-Bulls Super Rugby warm-up game in Port Elizabeth last year and Hennie Baartman, the SWDRFU president, approached me with the idea,' Strauss told SA Rugby magazine. 'George had just lost the South African leg of the Sevens World Series to PE, and he wanted something to take its place. There is a strong sevens culture in George and it made sense to try and come up with something.
'The exciting thing about this event is that we could see a player who has spent his entire career playing 15-man rugby, and suddenly make a splash as a sevens player. Who knows, we could discover a sevens star and see them playing for their nation at the 2016 Olympic Games.'


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'I was a real stubborn bugger when I was in my early- to mid-20s. Hard-headed and unplayable at times,' Matfield says in an honest self-appraisal of his formative years. 'Even though I was a youngster in the teams I represented I would still want to have an influence on important decisions and I wanted things done my way. On the surface it seemed like I had everything under control, but inside I was unsure of myself. Now I see captains like that and I cringe because they are what I was and it's ugly.'
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A beehive placed on an Ashe County Christmas tree farm last June to monitor the effects of pesticides on honey bees was healthy and active when opened April 5, offering a living rebuttal to critics who link tree farms to a recent rash of "hive kills" in the region.
"Christmas trees get villainized a lot," said N.C. State Cooperative Extension Agent Travis Birdsell. "I think it's an image problem, when you drive by and see somebody in a (hazmat suit) spraying."
On April 2, the Jefferson Post ran a story in which local beekeepers suggested use of pesticides on tree farms might be responsible for unprecedented bee losses.
But, while other beekeepers in the area reported losses of 50 percent or more since last fall, N.C. State Cooperative Extension Forestry Specialist Dr. Jill Sidebottom found her Omni Farm test hive robust enough to split into two hives.
According to beekeepers, the latest hive kill epidemic is symptomatic of colony collapse disorder, the mass dying-off of honey bees that hit the U.S. in 2006.
While the exact cause or causes of CCD are not known, beekeepers nationwide are looking at pesticides as a prime suspect. In March, beekeepers sued the Environmental Protection Agency for approving registration of pesticides they claim harm honey bees and other pollinators.
Sidebottom's experimental hive is part of her research in integrated pest management on tree farms. Surrounded by 180 acres of trees managed with pesticides, the bees have fared well, she said.
The test hive was sealed only when treating the five-acre stand of Fraser firs nearest the bees, to spare them direct, concentrated doses of pesticides, she said. A control hive, set up in Wilkes County, did not survive the winter.
In addition to the test hive, Sidebottom has also studied populations of honey bees and other pollinating insects at tree farms in Ashe, Alleghany, Avery, Watauga and Mitchell counties. Using a large catch net, she sampled flying insect populations in six tree fields and found a diverse cross-section of pollinators including honey bees, bumblebees, mining bees, large and small carpenter bees, sweat bees, yellow-faced bees, digger bees, butterflies and others.
"The take-home message is Christmas trees are great habitat for pollinators," Sidebottom said.
According to Birdsell, this is due to evolving practices in tree farm management.
In recent years, tree farmers have increasingly adopted cultivation of flowering ground-cover — like clover, flowering mustard and purple deadnettle — to control tall grass and weeds around trees as an alternative to herbicides, said Birdsell. Ground cover also keeps the soil cooler and fixes nitrogen to tree roots.
Ninety-five percent of tree farmers have implemented this practice, with the result that tree growers are using fewer chemicals, he said.
"We've worked very hard, the whole industry has, to work with the bees," said Birdsell. "We have more pollinators in this area than anywhere else in the state."
"The average tree farm only gets sprayed 1.3 times per year," Birdsell said.
The problem comes when a grower does need to treat for an insect or mite pest when bees are present, said Sidebottom. Bees are most at risk when pesticides are applied during the day while ground-cover is flowering.
When certain types of pests require daytime spraying, growers should first apply a reduced concretion of herbicide to burn back flowers without killing the ground cover, she said. Honey bees and other pollinators will then not be drawn to forage when pesticides are applied.
While most insecticides used on Christmas trees are toxic to bees, neonicotinoids — strongly implicated in the CCD debate — are not widely used in the tree industry, Sidebottom said, although some growers have used "neonics" to control elongate hemlock scale, an insect pest afflicting hemlock trees.
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HIGH POINT, N.C. - Conference Carolinas All-Conference Teams were determined by vote from each softball head coach of participating league institutions. Nominations are collected and then voted upon by ballot and tallied to determine Player of the Year, Pitcher of the Year, Freshman of the Year, Coach of the Year, All-Conference First Team, and All-Conference Second Team. Awards were presented at the Conference Carolinas softball team banquet at the Conference Tournament Championships hosted by Coker College at Byerly Park, in Hartsville, SC. Kirsten Patterson (Anthem, AZ) is the lone representative from Pfeiffer University on the second team. This year's other award winners are as follows:
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Larissa Shannon, Erskine
Larissa Shannon slugged a conference-best 17 home runs while batting .391 on the season. The junior catcher/designated player hit three home runs against archrival Anderson University, including a 3-run walk-off home run. Shannon needs just two more homeruns to tie Erskine's single-season homerun record of 19 set in 2010.
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Ericka McCarson, Erskine
The freshman third baseman hit .276 along with seven home runs while leading the team in stolen bases (8) from her lead-off position. Three times McCarson led off a game with a homerun, including hitting one in her first collegiate at-bat against Wingate University. McCarson helped Erskine claim the fourth seed in the conference tournament with a 14-8 league mark and 21-21 overall record.
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Jaime Kylis-Higginbotham guided Mount Olive to the East Division regular season league title with a 17-5 conference mark, the Trojans' highest win total in conference play in school history. Mount Olive finished the regular season with a 31-15 mark for the Trojans' first 30-win season since 2007. Mount Olive went 12-2 in its last 14 conference games and won 15 of its last 18 regular season games overall.
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Kirstyn Burleson- Limestone, 1st Base
Cora Milliken- King, 2nd Base
Ericka McCarson- Erskine, 3rd Base
Christina Melcher- King, SS
Megan Lathbury- Queens, DP
Larissa Shannon-Erskine, UT
Fallon Thomas -King, Catcher
Ashlyn Hicks- Erskine, Catcher
Jenna Guse- Limestone, Outfield
Kayla Voorhees- Mount Olive, Outfield
Sydney Weatherford- Coker, Outfield
Chantel Dodge- Queens, Pitcher
Laurel Gregg-Lees-McRae, Pitcher
Rachel Glazebrook- North Greenville, Pitcher
All-Conference Second Team:
Kirsten Patterson- Pfeiffer, 1st Base
Carol-Anne Sherrill-Belmont Abbey, 2nd Base
Kalie Smith- Mount Olive, 3rd Base
Jennifer Jones- Mount Olive, SS
Bryant McLendon- Coker, DP
Robbin Kennedy- Mount Olive, UT
Stacy Burr- Coker, Catcher
Amber Faust- Belmont Abbey, Catcher
Whitney Britt- Queens, Outfield
Morgan Purcell-Erskine, Outfield
Keeya Turner- Queens, Outfield
Kelsey Spurrier-Erskine, Pitcher
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Friday, October 22, 2010
Jazzy Blooming Friday Astonishing Light Against the Sky
55 comments:
- Ruben said...
Fantastic autumn colors!! And the moon - the same moon I look upon!!
I love your painting i the previous post! It remind me of a Swedish artist: Helmer Osslund from the nortern part of Sweden. Look here:
Have a nice weekend!
- October 22, 2010 at 8:12 AM
- lotusleaf said...
Your garden always reminds me of a beautiful painting. Perhaps it is because the colours and shapes of the trees you have planted. The rainbow shot is superb.
- October 22, 2010 at 8:57 AM
- Meredehuit ♥ said...
Rainbows always exude a feeling of peace and calm and your photo's captivate this very well, Carol. May I thank you for your sweet comments you so generaouly leave on my posts... they are always appreciated.
- October 22, 2010 at 9:02 AM
- Darla said...
I agree, fantastic!! Love the rainbow photos...
- October 22, 2010 at 9:08 AM
- Ginny said...
Such beautiful pictures. I was out walking while it was still dark this morning and saw the incredible full moon. It was setting and near the horizon and as I walked it kept peaking through the trees. I grow continually more in awe of creation.
- October 22, 2010 at 9:56 AM
- allanbecker-gardenguru said...
Jazzy? More symphonic for me. What a treat!
- October 22, 2010 at 10:15 AM
- One said...
All those beautiful shots were of your farm, right? They are really beautiful. I think I will not be able to finish shooting in an entire lifetime...
- October 22, 2010 at 10:29 AM
- Carol said...
Thank you so much for your kind words! Ruben you are a dear. . . what a compliment . . . I do love his work. Yes we all look upon the same wondrous moon. Lotusleaf there is a goodly amount of pruning going on here . . . thank you kindly. I do think of the land as a living canvas. Meredehuit, you are so very welcome. I enjoy my visits to your garden and your adventures. Me too Ginny! Jazzy in the sense of bright colors Allan. Thank you so much for the great complement . . . but of course the sky and land should take a bow. Thank you all for visiting! Here's to Autumn! Carol
- October 22, 2010 at 10:31 AM
- Carol said...
Oh, One your comment just came in . . . Yes these are all views and vistas in and around Flower Hill Farm. There are twenty one acres and a forest, though I rarely share the wood I hope to soon. Thanks for visiting and your words. Carol
- October 22, 2010 at 10:40 AM
- Barbarapc said...
I went scrambling to my Trees in Canada book to see what a Rock Maple was - it is what we call a Sugar Maple - I've never seen one as large as that - the trees where I grew up in Quebec were soooo much smaller. Do you tap the tree in Spring? Splendid photos and delightful words.
- October 22, 2010 at 10:50 AM
- Carol said...
Barbara, That is right Rock Maples are the same as Sugar Maples. I did tap them years ago but now since they are so old I just let them be. Wild honeybees live in the middle tree. They are mighty!! Thank you for visiting and sharing your kind words. Carol
- October 22, 2010 at 10:55 AM
- COUNTRY GAL said...
Wonderful photos ! Have a great day !
- October 22, 2010 at 11:08 AM
- FlowerLady said...
Carol ~ Once again you've given me a breath of fresh air with these glimpses of the autumn beauty that surrounds you.
Those wisteria seed pods are neat.
The rainbows are beautiful!!!
Have a great weekend ~ FlowerLady
- October 22, 2010 at 11:17 AM
- Edith Hope said...
dear Carol, I always think that trees are the purest form of gardening and these images certainly confirm that for me. The hazy, heather coloured autumn tints are just dreamy and look so magical against the sky.
A double rainbow - you must have the crock of gold!!
- October 22, 2010 at 11:40 AM
- Muddy Boot Dreams said...
You are fortunate to walk a land of such beauty. Simply stunning color.
Jen @ Muddy Boot Dreams
- October 22, 2010 at 12:08 PM
- Commonweeder said...
i heard about that rainbow yesterday, but the only phenomena I saw was slush falling out of the sky at 12:30 while the winds imitated a tornado. This morning there was snow on the ground - but it fell while I was sleeping.
- October 22, 2010 at 12:31 PM
- sweetbay said...
Such beautiful fall colors.. I envy you all of the Sugar Maples that you have in NE -- there's just a few here.
- October 22, 2010 at 1:03 PM
- Hocking Hills Gardener said...
Carol what gorgeous Fall images. Your leaves look so pretty. I wish we could keep them on the trees though. LOL! The double rainbow is just gorgeous. I keep trying to catch just one rainbow and looked all summer when a storm was around with no luck. Yours looks just magnificent coming across the hill.
Have a wonderful weekend!
- October 22, 2010 at 1:25 PM
- Tatyana@MySecretGarden said...
Wisteria 'earrings', last apples, mesmerizing colors plus a rainbow -what magical views you offer for our enjoyment, Carol! Such wonderful feelings accompany my reading of your post! Thank you!
- October 22, 2010 at 1:35 PM
- gardenwalkgardentalk.com said...
Your photos always bring your place to life. So much depth and I really like this day to night tour. What a great idea.
Aren't the sumacs just lovely at this time of year. It really is the only time I appreciate them. Same with Burning Bush. The reds that these two produce is just the brightest reds fall has to offer, well, next to Virginia Creeper and that other vine everyone really can do without, poison ivy.
They all give the maples competition for the most standout in the landscape. They stand up an are noticed with that look at me attitude.
- October 22, 2010 at 1:47 PM
- tina said...
I can almost smell the wood smoke in the valley and surely can feel the glorious beauty in New England! This was such a lovely start to the day with an even better finish with the rainbow and moon. So beautiful!
- October 22, 2010 at 1:56 PM
- The Violet Fern said...
I think I have to view this again this evening very slowly with a glass of wine and some birdsong. Thank you. Just love those wisteria pods - have never seen before. And I must, must, must get those blueberries that have been on my list!
- October 22, 2010 at 2:00 PM
- Anki said...
So beautiful pictures, i like autumn colors.
- October 22, 2010 at 2:38 PM
- The Whimsical Gardener said...
As I strolled through your post I thought I wanted to comment on the beauty of the apple tree and its gorgeous texture. Then I saw the red of the Maple...then the rainbow but you really captured my heart with the moon and dragon clouds...beautiful.
And thank you for your support of my blog. Your frequent visits and thoughtful comments make my heart smile <3 Cat
- October 22, 2010 at 2:52 PM
- Madame C said...
Your farm must be immense! Impressive and georgeous!!!
Have a lovely weekend,
- October 22, 2010 at 3:20 PM
- leavesnbloom said...
Carol you are so blessed to be surrounded by such a beautiful tapestry of colours. Your photographs are beautiful.
- October 22, 2010 at 5:01 PM
- joey said...
What a day, Carol! I am so in love with your giant Rock Maples wearing Autumn crowns. And the rainbow ... glorious. We saw one driving to the lake yesterday but by the time I slammed on the breaks and grabbed nearest camera, changed dead batteries ... :( Wasn't the moon amazing! And again tonight, I hope we will be blessed by the full moon (I'll thinking of you)!
- October 22, 2010 at 5:36 PM
- GardenJoy4Me said...
Carol girl that was simply GORGEOUS!!! .. I would love to take a walk where you live : ) it is something so breath taking to experience all of that and the amazing rainbow too ! Did you make a wish when you saw it ?? Amazingly enough we had a mysterious rainbow a few days ago as well .. and it tried to be a double one but couldn't quite get it to form .. but hey, I take what ever I can get from the sky and appreciate it so much every time I see it : )
- October 22, 2010 at 5:49 PM
- debsgarden said...
Breathtaking colors! I love the way light plays in your photographs to create mood and mystery. The rainbow was amazing, and the moon shots were the perfect ending.
- October 22, 2010 at 9:52 PM
- PatioPatch said...
Hi Carol, rainbows, a Fall palette and a full moon - what an inspiring landscape for the artist in you. Love the nomenclature 'Walnut Hill' and the "crowns of autumn". Always a pleasure to spend time over at Flower Hill Farm
- October 23, 2010 at 3:19 AM
- TYRA said...
Magnificent, an autumn landscape I never can get enough of. Beautiful and skillful shot Carol.
xxoo Tyra
- October 23, 2010 at 5:06 AM
- Randy Emmitt said...
Those rainbows awesome! never been able to get a good shot of one at least nothing like yours! Wisteria seed pods as so cool aren't they!
- October 23, 2010 at 7:56 AM
- Mia said...
I'd love to knit a sweater right now, with all those lovely colours you show. If I could catch those colours in a yarn it would be as magnificant as your garden of Eden. Lovely walk today :)
- October 23, 2010 at 8:50 AM
- Katarina said...
Carol, your pictures are fabulous - and very majestic! The many different colours of the trees never stop to amaze me.
Take care!
- October 23, 2010 at 9:27 AM
- jeansgarden said...
Carol, I love your sky photos. I walked home from work last night about the same time you took those last photos and enjoyed that same gorgeous moonrise. My favorite image in this group, though, is the photo of the miscanthus grass stems; I can easily imagine that one as a painting, too. -Jean
- October 23, 2010 at 2:59 PM
- OF SPRING AND SUMMER said...
Hi Carol,
I love the leaf colour, the rainbow and the full moon. Stunning!
Have a good weekend.
Warm regards,
Ingrid xx
- October 23, 2010 at 5:17 PM
- Tammie Lee said...
oh my my, each and every photo shares astounding beauty, endless beauty, gorgeous beauty. i feel so happy that you live here and get to take this in and let it touch you. Also that you share it with us!
- October 23, 2010 at 7:50 PM
- Grace Peterson said...
Hi Carol, the beauty of colors, shapes and textures of your plants are just delightful.
- October 23, 2010 at 10:15 PM
- TS said...
Your photography is so serene it's how I like to end my day. Thanks for the sweet dreams!
- October 24, 2010 at 1:35 AM
- Les said...
It is encouraging to see a place where magic has not been driven from the landscape.
- October 24, 2010 at 7:38 AM
- Randi said...
These are stunning photos! Amazing colours!
- October 24, 2010 at 11:31 AM
- Ever Green Tree said...
Carol... its makes your day to catch a sighting of a rainbow. Lovely fall colours.... The maples interspersed with the cherries...
PS: I am amazed at the depth of your knowledge on Butterflies. I know you love capturing them thru your lenses and enjoy sharing the same with us here. Thx for informing.. @ Sulphur.
- October 24, 2010 at 11:37 AM
- The Giraffe Head Tree said...
I am so totally enchanted by this post, your blog. Thanks for visiting my humble blog and leaving such nice comments. I am afraid I'll be following you, m'dear! This is too lovely. That photo of the apple tree? My heavens! Thanks for the walk through your world.
- October 24, 2010 at 1:01 PM
- Anja said...
Hejsan Carol!
Your images breathe reverence for nature. The colors are incredibly beautiful.
"Against the light"-images often became successful.
Your last pictures with the rainbow an the evening sky are "wordless" - I can not find the right words to describe the beauty of them...a pastoral pictures..."sigh"!/Kram, Anja
- October 24, 2010 at 2:10 PM
- noel said...
ooooh wow carol, that's a show! so nice to see autumn colors in your world today so far away from my hot climate, i really enjoyed the trek with you today in the comfort of my easy chair...the colors are so dazzling, i would love to visit your world some day, but for now, thanks for sharing it :)
- October 24, 2010 at 3:56 PM
- Catharine said...
An abundance of muted and lovely subtle colours except the sky which stamps a nursery blue across the top.
- October 25, 2010 at 1:15 AM
- Missy Flowers said...
You captured those autumn colors, beautifully!
- October 25, 2010 at 6:15 AM
- kanak7 said...
Oh Carol, your surroundings....!! The autumn colours across the mountain is spectacular. Loved everything about this post. The rainbow, the moon, the grass/grass blooms....everything about Flower Hill farm is beautiful!
- October 25, 2010 at 1:58 PM
- Barbara said...
Your photos are so very beautiful - they capture the longing and wistfulness of autumn. Thank you for sharing.
- October 26, 2010 at 8:17 AM
- fer said...
Very beautiful autumn colors!
- October 26, 2010 at 8:35 AM
- shirl said...
Wow, Carol what a fantastic feast of Autumnal images from your part of the world. Just beautiful.
I've never seen wisteria seed pods either. I'll have to keep an eye on mine now :-)
- October 26, 2010 at 4:27 PM
- Julie said...
What lovely, lovely photos! I'm excited to visit your site and be inspired by your beautiful images! Thanks for sharing!
- October 26, 2010 at 6:53 PM
- Catherine@AGardenerinProgress said...
What a gorgeous tour of your garden and beyond. I love the picture of the apple tree and the red apples hanging on. I can't even imagine how wonderful it must be to look out at all that space around you.
- October 26, 2010 at 9:22 PM
- Gail said...
Carol, Another perfect meditative walk about your garden~I loved the dragon cloud and could clearly see him! gail
- October 26, 2010 at 10:01 PM
- Msrobin said...
Walnut Hill gives some fabulous views, doesn't it? And that rainbow is incredible!
- October 30, 2010 at 7:40 PM


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This is good news indeed. Many thanks to the parks dept and all the guys who put in the work to get this done so fast! I saw alot of potential when I was able to make it out there and can't wait to see the final layout.
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Tons of people have given a lot of time in getting this thing going, but none more than Adam, Martin, and Judge. The parks guys have been great, too. Today, we told them we had two baskets that the tabs for the locks were broken off of and they'd taken them to the shop, fixed them, brought them back and set them in the ground within an hour or so!
Little things still to be done here and there (signs for the teepads--which Adam is working on, changing the numbers on most of the baskets, cutting some briers, possibly a couple of even more challenging sleeves to be placed, but it's open for business, so come play it and beat down those newly cut paths.
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For a little over four years Lumumba has represented Quinn, who was scheduled to stand trial Monday in Oktibbeha County for killing one person, shooting another, burglarizing the shooting victim's home and shooting into a dwelling. Lumumba said because of his mayoral status he would not have been able to represent Quinn during the trial, which has been postponed.
"We're working on a budget in Jackson right now and the responsibilities of the mayor this time of year are arduous," Lumumba said. "I have to work with members of the council to make sure they understand the budget. It's very demanding for me."
Sixteenth Circuit Court Judge Lee Howard denied Lumumba's original motion to withdraw solely on the reason he was elected to office. Howard said no matter if an attorney is elected to public office he or she still has a responsibility to their client, the Mississippi Bar and the court of the State in which the attorney practices.
After that motion was denied Lumumba requested to withdraw due to a medical examination he is scheduled to undergo this week. Howard sustained this motion, stating the motion is "an appropriate request" due to Lumumba's health matter.
The court will now appoint two public defenders to represent Quinn, who allegedly committed the crimes Sept. 28, 2008, due to his indigence status.
Before Lumumba was allowed to withdraw, the court denied his motion for the case to continue. Howard said the court has heard between 20 and 30 motions in this case, which has been continued many times. Howard said that's partially due to medical treatment for Quinn, whom the State believes tried to take his own life by shooting himself. The injury left Quinn with extensive damage to the face and neck that required several surgeries to restore him to his present state. During Quinn's arraignment, the issue of competency arose, Howard said, but the court later found him competent to stand trial. Lumumba said Quinn's mental capability is "a day to day issue and some days are better than others." Howard said because of Quinn's mental retardation prior to his 18th birthday, the death penalty recommendation is "off the table" and is inapplicable in this case under state law.
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text: Posted 17 Dec 2012 · Report post Ok, so basically everyone should know the basics. There was a shooting at the school that involved a lot of children dying. Absolutely tragic, and I'm not going to argue that. As a parent of a young girl, this hits close to home. What it doesn't mean is that I'm going to completely lose my critical thinking and logical analysis ability. So with that said - lets begin. So first, lets start with this second suspect/shooter that's being blacked out of the media since it was first reported. [yt]zY9hOQ2h6m8[/yt] [yt]ovspEgeMXb4[/yt] Here's a video of them searching the woods, this was "leaked" from a police helicopter. If you look closely you can see that they have the guy on the ground under that tree that the helicopter circles while zoomed in. [yt]9UgEl0G7dx4[/yt] Then there's this police scanner you can here at 54 seconds "a teacher said she saw two shooters run past the gym..." [yt]7238h_juGIM[/yt] of course, this was reported initially by many news outlets, including. [yt]8qEoYxqmyAM[/yt] and [quote] [color=#333333][font=Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]A witness at the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting scene in Newtown, CT, told reporters from CBS that police had one man handcuffed and in custody on Friday, Dec. 14, 2012.[/font][/color] [color=#333333][font=Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]The witness states that the man is being held in the front of a police cruiser at the site where 28 fatalities have been reported, and 30 of the deaths are said to be children from the K through 4th grade public school.[/font][/color] [color=#333333][font=Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]The suspect, who was dressed in "camo pants with a dark jacket' and told parents outside the school that he "didn't do it," as he passed by them with police, according to the unnamed witness.[/font][/color] [color=#333333][font=Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]Police have confirmed they have a man in custody, but they have not named him as a shooting suspect at this time.[/font][/color] [/quote] [url="http://www.examiner.com/article/newton-ct-school-shooting-latest-1-man-handcuffs-per-witness"]http://www.examiner....ffs-per-witness[/url] and [img]http://www.sott.net/image/image/s6/123938/full/manhunt_second_gunman_abc.jpg[/img] Then police announce that they are looking for a red or maroon van with a busted black window? WTF? [img]http://www.sott.net/image/image/s6/123940/large/Red_maroon_van.jpg[/img] The actual shooting appears to have been over and done with very quickly. It began at 9.40am EST, the police received an emergency call one minute later and by the time they arrived at the school, the shooting had stopped and the alleged lone gunman lay dead with two handguns next to him. A third gun, a .233 calibre rifle, presumably the alleged lone shooter's most powerful weapon, was "[url="http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/12/15/at-least-26-dead-in-shooting-at-connecticut-school/"]found in the back of a car.[/url]" Which obviously makes no sense at all, so today the lone gunman's armory was increased to seven guns. The average southern Connecticut police response time is [url="http://www.google.fr/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=4&ved=0CEgQFjAD&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.southernct.edu%2Femailblast%2F7_16_08%2Fjrn300.pdf&ei=8QvNUICTB5OIhQeO8oGACg&usg=AFQjCNErJ6C9WUXN3zLPUQyd_rwYkyfH5Q&sig2=hMUEOsyhXcO0IOc3wUbkWA&bvm=bv.1355325884,d.ZG4&cad=rja"]two to three minutes[/url], so we're being asked to believe that during that brief time interval an "autistic" 20-year-old fired off "[url="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/9746051/Connecticut-school-shooting-massacre-at-Sandy-Hook-leaves-20-children-dead.html"]at least 100 rounds[/url]" with two handguns, killing 28 people. Lt. 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Of course that ignores the fact that the medical examiner is reporting that all the bullet wounds were from a rifle [quote] The gunman who killed 20 first-graders and six adults at a Connecticut elementary school, shooting many multiple times, used a military-style rifle rigged to quickly reload, the state's chief medical examiner said Saturday. Dr. H. Wayne Carver II, the medical examiner, said the victims at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown died Friday morning from "a very devastating set of injuries." Carver said of the seven autopsies he personally performed, the victims had "three to 11 wounds apiece" and were shot in the head, extremities and torso -- two of them at close range. "I believe everybody was hit more than once," he said. Carver said the shooter was able to reload so quickly because he had taped two magazines together. [...] Two handguns -- a Glock and a Sig Sauer -- were found inside the school, and a .223-caliber rifle was also recovered, according to news reports. Only the rifle was used on the victims, authorities said. [/quote] [url="http://www.newsday.com/news/nation/me-adam-lanza-s-rifle-rigged-to-reload-quickly-sandy-hook-autopsies-worst-i-ve-seen-1.4336199"]http://www.newsday.c...-seen-1.4336199[/url] That's right folks, the article contradicts itself. ......but who's asking questions. So it turned out that this school has locked doors that require you to press a button and subsequently be buzzed in by the staff. [yt]kt7Yjcqzs4A[/yt] I'm sure they would just buzz in this kid wearing body armor and bullet proof vests and a ski mask. Remember that story of how an open intercom during the murder of the principal alerted the students that something was wrong..... [quote] [size=4]An open intercom broadcast the murder of school principal Dawn Hochsprung, 47, to terrified students at Sandy Hook Elementary School providing teachers and students with vital time to run and hide.[/size] [size=4]It's not clear whether the intercom had been turned on deliberately to alert the school's staff to the shooter or if it had been left on for morning announcements. [/size] [size=4]Either way, it caught the chilling moments when Adam Lanza gunned down the school's principal and provided teachers with valuable moments to lock their doors and try to hide their children in closets and under desks.[/size][/quote] [url="http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2248786/Sandy-Hook-shooting-Terrified-children-heard-Adam-Lanza-murder-school-principal-intercom.html"]http://www.dailymail...l-intercom.html[/url] well we're going to have to change that story as well... because we need to explain what happened and how they got into the school to begin with....so TODAY it's reported that [quote]"shot [their] way into Sandy Hook Elementary School with a volley of rifle shots to a glass door before making a beeline for the classrooms of the youngest pupils."[/quote] [url="http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/news/world/americas/article3632863.ece"]http://www.thetimes....icle3632863.ece[/url] But wait...I thought he went into the principals office and.......ohh nevermind. SOOOOO let's change gears a little bit. Just an interesting Tidbit. Guess what the "Department of Emergency Services & Public Protections" under Emergency Management and Homeland Security, ran on September 22nd? [quote] The HSEEP Training Course The HSEEP Training Course incorporates exercise guidance and best practices from the HSEEP Volumes. Throughout the course, participants will learn about exercise-related topics including program management, design and development, conduct, evaluation, and improvement planning. The HSEEP Training Course is an interactive course that allows participants to share personal lessons learned and best practices while gaining practical experience. In addition to the instructor-led course presentations, the course includes small group activities, videos, and group discussions. The course also provides overviews of HSEEP-related initiatives such as technology (e.g., the HSEEP Toolkit) and capabilities-based planning (e.g., Target Capabilities List [TCL]). This blended approach will give participants hands-on experience that readily translates to real-world exercise skills. Activities include creating exercise documentation, conducting exercise planning conferences and briefings, and practicing exercise evaluation. The course has been developed by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) using input from Federal partners, subject matter experts (SMEs), and State and local representatives. HSEEP is a capabilities-based exercise program that includes a cycle, mix, and range of exercise activities of varying degrees of complexity and interaction. The purpose of HSEEP is to build self-sustaining exercise programs and provide a standardized methodology for designing, developing, conducting, and evaluating all exercises. Participant Preparation Participants need a basic knowledge of exercise design and HSEEP terminology. Therefore, participants are required to complete Independent Study (IS)-120.A, An Introduction to Exercises, before attending the HSEEP Training Course. The IS course takes approximately 3 to 5 hours to complete. To complete this requirement, follow these steps: Go to training.fema.gov/EMIWeb/IS/IS120A.asp and select "Interactive Web-based Course". After completing the modules, select "Take Final Exam". Obtain proof of completion of the course. Additionally, the HSEEP Training Course will briefly cover other DHS initiatives. As such, it is recommended that participants complete the following IS courses: IS-130, Exercise Evaluation and Improvement Planning IS-139, Exercise Design IS-700, NIMS, An Introduction IS-800.B, National Response Framework, An Introduction The course will be held at the Sandy Hook Fire Department, address below. Location: 18 Riverside Road, Sandy Hook CT This event is 37 miles from you (06106). 8 AM - 5 PM Contact: Tom Romano Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 860 256 0844[/quote] [url="http://www.ct.gov/demhs/ical/eventDetail_page.asp?date_ID=CBC7CBCBCC83CDC9CC"]http://www.ct.gov/de...7CBCBCC83CDC9CC[/url] Notice that location?? Pretty sweet huh. I'm sure that I don't need to tell you what HSEEP is an anagram for. [yt]l7Y1kmQlrrY[/yt] Some random anonymous poster at GLP made this interesting thread with some really cool information. Of course it might not mean anything, but regardless....here it is. [quote] First, look here: [link to news.yahoo.com] See "Richard Novia" in the above article. Then read on here: Richard Novia CPP Novia Investigations and Security Consulting [link to www.noviainvestigations.com] Greater Nashville Area | Security and Investigations Current: Tennessee Owner/Licensee (30 years documented experience) at Novia Investigations and Security Consulting (Self-employed) Past: Director of Security at Newtown Board of Education, Owner, State Licensee of Professional Services at Active Endeavors Security & Investigati... Summary: Reputable industry expert with more than 20 years of documented Investigations and security "management" experience. Results-oriented professiona... [link to www.linkedin.com] Richard Novia -- the very same -- was head of secuirty at Newtown, Connecticut schools until 2008 and was a bit of a 'mentor' to Adam Lanza -- the alleged shooter in the Sandy Hook Elementary School. [link to www.breitbart.com] Note this: "PRLog (Press Release) - Sep. 20, 2010 - Based in Woodbury, Connecticut for the past 19 years, The Best Solution, Inc. (www.thebestsolution.com), Microsoft Certified Partners, has moved to 450 Heritage Road in Southbury. Providers of financial support and solutions for companies throughout the United States, co-owners Kara Hermes and Richard Novia, Microsoft Certified Partners, collectively bring more than 50 years of combined extensive experience in sales, operations management, software and hardware solutions. "We help companies improve their operations," stated Novia, "and get the most from every dollar they earn by offering controllership-level services." Those services include financial and accounting system audits, training, technical and professional assistance with financial software products for mid to large-sized companies in the $5 to $100M in annual gross earnings." [link to www.prlog.org] You see, Richard Novia, the security guy at the school and mentor to Adam Lanza was also provider of "services" that include "financial and accounting system audits, training, technical and professional assistance with financial software products for mid-to-large-sized companies in the $5 to $100M in annual gross earnings." Now, Peter Lanza, Adam's father, was a partner in Ernst and Young Accounting/Tax business. In fact, he was a VP in this company as well as GE Financial Services... still is, for that matter. Just what kind of "professional assistance" did Richard Novia provide Peter Lanza, anyway? Was there some accounting software system audits that found some irregularities? Ernst and Young were the tax accounts for ENRON and Lehman Brothers in the past. Hello? Are you seeing this? Can you say software back door? Can you say "Promise Software?" Can you say CIA? ?? [link to www.gig-werks.com] Note here: Richard Novia was SUSPENDED FROM BEING THE SECURITY DIRECTOR AT NEWTOWN HIGH SCHOOL: [link to newtownbee.com] "While the Board of Education met behind closed doors, a large group was forming in the hallway outside of the Reed Intermediate School library in support of Richard Novia. The Newtown High School security chief has been placed on administrative leave following a March 12 incident involving a student at the school. The details of that incident have not been released by the school district." Apparently Novia pushed a student... ""I never would have learned any of the skills I have today without Mr Novia, without the Tech Club," said John Russell, a former student and Newtown resident." This is the same "Tech Club" that Adam Lanza was in. So, then, the former head of security of schools in Newtown, CT, is dismissed -- and then, some 4 years later, 26 children and teachers are massacred in Newtown, CT. And, Mr. Novia is a big wheeler dealer in financial auditing and software tools now... and Peter Lanza is a big deal in GE Finance and Ernst and Young Tax Accounting (he's a partner there). So, the Tax Accountant's ex-wife is murdered and his disable son is dead... and the former head of security at the school system who is now a financial auditing software tools big shot... was a mentor-buddy to the Tax Accountant's disable son... Hmm? What dealings did/do Peter Lanza and Richard Novia have in common, eh? When do records indicate they last had contact, eh? Richard John Novia Age:54 Location:Spring Hill, TN, Newtown, CT, Bridgeport, CT, Sandy Hook, CT Possible Relatives:Jennifer Novia, Mary E Novia, Mike Novia Possible Relatives: Jennifer Novia Mary Novia Samantha Novia Judith Novia Mike Novia Look here: "Adam Lanza belonged to a technology club at Newtown High School that held "LAN parties" — short for local area network — in which students would gather at a member's home, hook up their computers into a small network and play games. Gloria Milas, whose son Joshua was in the club with Lanza, said Nancy Lanza hosted one of the parties. She recalled a school meeting in 2008 organized by the gunman's mother to try to save the job of the club's adviser. At the meeting, Milas said, Adam Lanza's brother Ryan said a few words in support of the adviser, who he said had taken his brother under his wing." [link to www.telegram.com] Interesting... the "advisor" of the "Tech club" was Richard Novia. HELLO? So, Novia was in the Lanza home. Moreover, Nancy Lanza was the woman who organized a school meeting to try to save Richard Novia's job at Newtown High School. Anybody fuging anybody they shouldn't? Nancy was just coming up on a divorce from Peter Lanza in 2009. Did Peter get busted by Richard's accounting software? Did Richard get busted fuging Peter's wife? What's the relationship of Peter and Richard -- any blackmail going on? Gigantic alimony payments to Nancy Lanza come to an end now... Maybe the 'boys' figured Nancy was a ***** and Adam was a bother? Did Peter get whacked (dead ex and dead son) to make him STFU about LIBOR by Richard who was a CIA asset?[/quote] [quote] Just LOOK at Richard Novia's Linkedin [link to www.linkedin.com] Groups and Associations: .... .... Worldwide Covert Surveillance Network Honors and Awards: Four (4) Emmy Awards for Technical Achievement Also, LOOK at Richard Novia's company "Novia Investigations" [link to www.noviainvestigations.com] Services: Campus Security Corporate Security Investigations Surveillance Expert .... Disaster Control Personal and corporate investigations. workplace violence investigations and training, missing persons, technical surveillance,counter-measures, anti-fraud, protection of intellectual property, protection of trade secrets,i nsurance claim investigations Something smells REAL fishy with this guy. Especially if he was Adam's "mentor", and possibly Nancy Lanza's fling.[/quote] http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message2083247/pg1#35080974 3 people like this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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|Susan Reali, RN is the November 2013 DAISY Award Recipient
Susan Reali, RN is the November 2013 DAISY Award recipient. She is a nurse in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). The DAISY Award is presented monthly to an All Children's Hospital Nurse who has provided extraordinary service to our patients.
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My wife and I are meticulous planners. We knew the exact time we would begin attempting to have a child five years ago. So, naturally when our daughter Sadie arrived by emergency C-section at 33 weeks we were at a loss of what to do. We had subscribed to all the pregnancy websites, read the recommended books, and even took a few classes. As educated as we were on what to do when Sadie gets home, we were not prepared for the almost 50- day stay in All Children's NICU.
On day three of life Sadie was moved to NICU north. This was the day we met Sue Reali. Our initial meeting was brief and looking back somewhat unremarkable. She won our hearts initially with her acceptance of us. Sadie has two Mommies' and despite the evolution of social acceptance we do occasionally meet professionals that are uncomfortable with our same-sex family. On this day I looked at Sue as just a nurse that was culturally sensitive, but I see now she is far more than a nurse. She was a teacher, a therapist and a friend. Sue taught us countless secrets of how to take care of our premature baby. In addition we learned countless secrets of calming a crying baby, burping, dispensing medicines and bathing.
The most important service Sue provided was unconditional emotional support. There were many days when eyes were teary and hearts were low. My wife and I felt lost and in unfamiliar territory. Sue took time and comforted us. On one particularly low day Sue advocated for us and we moved from an open room next to a community bathroom into a private room. During our time in NICU I continued to work my 8-5 job. Every morning I visited with Sadie before work. It was comforting to know that leaving Sadie with Sue was like leaving her with a family member. Sue cared for Sadie as if she were her own child/ grandchild.
I work with the community and I have met all different types of people. The majority of the people I have met hate their job and only work for the monetary reward. Sue loves her career and it is clear that she was made to be a neonatal nurse. She is kind, gentle and genuine. We are blessed to have had Sue Reali as our daughter's primary nurse during our time at All Children's.
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Sue has been a nurse in the NICU for nearly 18 years, said Cindy Driscoll, RN, BSN, MS, NEA-BC, Administrative Director NICU and RT. She consistently demonstrates the service excellence standards not only to the patients and their families but also to her teammates. She is a strong patient advocate and will work hard to ensure that her patients receive the absolute best care possible.
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OXFORD, Ohio - A solid performance by Miami's women's swimming team helped the RedHawks defeat visiting Evansville, 148-85, in action at the Nixon Aquatic Center.
Double winners for Miami included COURTNEY COLLETT (500 and 1000 freestyles), BEKKA WESTRICK (200 individual medley and 100 butterfly) and diver LACEY HOUSER.
Friday's victory raised Miami's overall record to 2-1 in dual meets.
In event one, the 200 medley relay, the quartet of LEAH THORNTON, STACIE CLAGG, MAEGAN O'CONNOR and ELLEN BARHORST collected the first-place prize of 11 points, touring the pool in 1:48.16.
Collett captured the 1000 freestyle, beating teammate STEPHANIE PEARCE by eight seconds, 10:23.88 to 10:31.81. RedHawk swimmers won the first four places in the race.
RedHawk swimmers MOLLY TYLER, MADDIE KETE, CC FUJAN and SARA KRUEGER placed 1-2-3-4 in the 200 free. Tyler edged out Kete, 1:53.70 to 1:54.40. That gave Miami a 45-10 lead after three events.
The women's 50 free was won by Miami's CYNTHIA DONOVAN in 23:96. Donovan's RedHawk teammates finished third through fifth.
Westrick, freshman AUBREY KLUTH, senior STACIE CLAGG and senior LEAH THORNTON won the top four places in the 200 individual medley. Westrick's first-place time was 2:06.38.
HOUSER won the one-meter diving event with a score of 303.67. Teammate LISA WERWINSKI was the runner-up. Houser also was victorious in the three-meter event, compiling a score of 313.80.
The seventh event was the 100 butterfly, won by Westrick in a clocking of 55.89. O'Connor and MANDI GRANDJEAN finished second and third.
Kete was the winner of the 100 freestyle, touching the wall in a time of 51.70. The RedHawks' Barhorst placed second, 1.6 seconds behind her teammate.
The women's 100 backstroke saw Miami's BRIANNA FUJAN, Thornton and EMMA SZCZUPAKIEWICZ finish in the top three positions. Fujan and Thornton both finished under one minute in times of 58.89 and 59.40, respectively.
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"Our girls swam real solid races today," said RedHawk coach Dave Jennings. "Molly Tyler stood out today in the 200 free. We continue to move forward in our aerobic training."
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Those green bugs that look like leaves are called true katydids. Here are some photos of this wonderful green insect. Katydids enjoy all the leafy plants in our front yard. I was so close to this unique green bug that I could see its mouth and eyes moving!
The British often call these leaf insects bush crickets. Katydids or bush crickets are in the family Tettigoniidae. They are not grasshoppers, katydids are related to crickets. Grasshoppers have shorter antennae while family member tettigoniids have very long antennae.
Katydids, True Katydids or Northern Katydids are insects that really do not like to fly! To avoid danger they may leap out of a tree and parachute to the ground. Katydids will walk to a vertical surface and start climbing.
The most common color of katydids is leaf green. As a matter of fact, this bug is a master at camouflage with veins on its wings that look just like leaves. Katydids eat flowers, stems and leaves of plants. Some species will even eat other insects.
Many species of katydids are commonly found throughout the southern part of the United States. These bush crickets are most active at night.
True Katydid species come in a variety of sizes from 1 to 4 inches. Their antennae can be two times the length of their body.
Male and female katydid sounds are made by rubbing their wings together to produce a song that is used as part of the courtship. To me it sounds a bit like your fingernails moving on a comb.
Interesting fact: The Katydid's hearing organ, tympana, ears, are on their front legs.
click on the short youtube video to hear the sounds of the katydid bugs
The life cycle of the katydid goes through three stages of development: egg, nymph and adult. The katydid egg is laid in the fall and hatches in the spring.
It will hatch as a nymph. The katydid nymph looks like the adult but without wings. It will shed its skin several times. The lifespan of the katydid is about 1 year.
You may be the lucky few who get to see the rare pink katydid. The lack of dark pigment, melanin, is the major difference between the pink and the green katydids.
Melanin, is the same pigment that makes a panther black. Like the pink katydid, would the lack of pigment make it a pink panther? No wonder in the pink panther cartoon he was bad at hiding with no camouflage. :)


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