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Endeavour nosed out of LA International Airport (LAX) before dawn as it began a two-day journey at 2 mph atop a massive wheeled transporter to its retirement home at the California Science Center.
The shuttle, which flew more than 115 million miles in its two-decade career, landed at LAX three weeks ago piggy-backed on a specially-fitted 747.
Since then it has been in an airport hangar. But it was rolled out overnight for its final journey, which risked causing traffic chaos before it reaches its destination late Saturday.
The shuttle flew from 1992 to 2011 and will go on public display after arriving at its destination. It was largely built in southern California and was a workhorse of the US space programme, flying on 25 missions.
"I think it's awesome that it's here, it's great, maybe it'll excite younger kids to look to the stars and try to do something exciting with their lives, so I think it's a great thing that the Endeavor is here, and I welcome it to LA, I mean, it's 25 million miles its flown, and it still looks brand new," said bystander Joe Grutzik
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Benecke, described by Battelle as one of its "premier scientists," has specialized in the conversion of soybean oil and meal for various industrial products, including polyols that can be used in polyurethane coatings, foams, and other materials.
Benecke will receive the award May 17 at the American Oil Chemists' Society annual meeting in Phoenix. The award is presented by the Society's Industrial Oil Products Division and is sponsored by the United Soybean Board.
In an interview with PaintSquare News,Benecke and an associate at Battelle, Kathleen Mitchell, said ongoing development work at Battelle is making strides in optimizing the performance and appearance properties of polyurethane coatings based on polyols derived from soybean oil. These properties include high gloss, a mirror-like finish, hardness, and abrasion resistance, they said.
Materials based on the technology are candidates for use as architectural and industrial maintenance coatings, automotive coatings, and other coatings, Mitchell said.
Benecke, a research leader in advanced materials applications, said the process used to produce the polyols involves the reaction of soybean oil with glycerine, which also can be produced as a byproduct of biodiesel. The polyol serves as a base for coatings formulations in which an isocyanate acts as a hardener, or curing agent. The work at Battelle has made strides in developing low-viscosity formulations that reduce the need for solvent, enhancing sprayability while making lower-VOC coatings possible, Benecke said."We have been able to produce zero-VOC products," he said.
Benecke said that while the technology developed at Battelle is not the first to bring such biobased polyols onto the market, the Battelle work has shown that such polyols can be produced with 100% biobased source material and can offer performance characteristics comparable to products based on conventional, petrochemical-derived polyols.
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Soybeans and soybean oil also win sustainability points farther upstream, thanks to the soybean plant's inherent capacity as a "nitrogen-fixing" species-meaning it reduces fertilizer demand, he said.
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Test marketing of polyurethane products based on the technology is being carried out by Emery Oleochemicals, a Cincinnati-based company, Benecke said.
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Since coming to Battelle in 1980, Benecke has been awarded 14 patents, many of which deal with the use of soybean and other vegetable oils to formulate products varying from flexible and rigid foams to more environmentally friendly and healthier plasticizers for the manufacture of PVC flexible tubing, children's toys, vinyl flooring, and other products. "This award is really for my Battelle team that has pioneered so many of these discoveries," Benecke said in the organization's announcement on his award." Battelle, based in Columbus, Ohio, says it is the world's largest independent research and development organization. The organization says its mission is to develop innovative solutions to the world's most pressing needs through its four global businesses: laboratory management, national security, energy technology, and health and life sciences. It conducts $5.6 billion in global R&D annually through contract research, laboratory management and technology commercialization.
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I miss spoke on lates message, the cemetery's are as follow:
Green Garden Cemetery (6.5 miles west of Madison, Nebraska on Hwy 32. at 547th Ave turn south for 1.5 miles, cemetery is on the left.)
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Kohl Cemetery (8.5 miles west of Madison, Nebraska on Hwy 32. at 545th Ave turn south for 3.5 miles, cemetery is on the left.)
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I hope you can clarify your postings.
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Hi, working on Kohl family, found two (2) listings posted by You concerning the Father of Edward Kohl Senior.
Same person, 2 grave sites, 1 in Green Garden Cemetery, Find A Grave Memorial# 98305170 , west of Madison, Nebraska and 1 in Kohl Cemetery, Find A Grave Memorial# 98430710, south of Madison. I need help in determining which is correct.
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I have submitted inputs to add two children to the Family Links for Herman Blank Sr and Amelia (Molly) Blank. They are Anna M Blank Nathan (# 39785828) and Minnie Hoesly (# 108703553). Anna was my grandmother.
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Dan, thank you for adding the photo of Ida May. It is from my family collection. William, Ida, Clara and Henry were the children of Horace Fredrick Brown and Martha Mathilda Morris. Martha's parents were Thomas Morris and Mary Bailey. If you would like more family information, please email me. Debra Paulsen
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that is what I don't understand. While it is not an extremely long drive, if there was some sort of emergency, then he would be stuck paying for an expensive plane ticket. The only thing that I can think of is that he may have better job offers there. I know a lot of people want to blame Kate for all of this, but in my mind, it is JON that is most likely the instigator here. Am I glad he stood up for himself if he did not like things that Kate does/did? Of course. HOWEVER- in my mind, a father of eight does not go out to bars and and possibly have affairs with young women who could not possibly have any desire to be a step mommy to eight kids. Kate has seemingly been the more responsible one to me. Even if she had an affair, she is being more discreet about it, and to me so far seems to be the one being more responsible with the children.
I have not seen the show yet, but this is very sad.
I told my husband that I could tell at last season's finale that Jon wanted to quit but there was no way Kate would give up all the free stuff they get. Guess what? The show will be over at the end of this season. The stars in Kate's eyes have blinded her and now she is alone. As I said before, the sextuplets are starting kindergarten this year and in 15 months, all of them will be in school full time. Life will be a lot less stressful then.
I am not saying this was all Kate's fault. I am sure there is plenty of blame to go around. Like someone else said, chalk up another marriage ruined by a realtiy show.
Interesting point you raise. The sextuplets will be in school next year, and then what kind of activities episodes of interest will the show have? Are they going to tape before and after school and on weekends? No that seems like a huge interruption in production. Me being the skeptic that I am, think this whole divorce business could just be a way for the Gosselin family to bow out gracefully from this TV show and resume a "normal" life. On the other hand, if it IS true (I would have to see the actual divorce papers to believe it 100%) then it seems to me that Jon is glad for the divorce because he is fed up with Kate's bossiness but he should have said something instead of cheating and Kate seems genuinely hurt. I think Jon's disrespect for her and their marriage forced her to file for divorce. I am not convinced that she cheated, she seems to not want to do anything to risk not being able to be with the children.
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|Country of Manufacture: Viet Nam
About the ManufacturerCanwood Furniture was founded almost 25 years ago today in beautiful British Columbia to fulfill a need for pine furniture where quality is always in style. Over the years, Canwood has progressively developed a broad assortment of furniture products, available across North America. Our customer's satisfaction has always been our first priority and we continue today to make one of the very best, affordable products readily available. You will not find our quality New Zealand pine furniture anywhere else. Bring an element of natural warmth to your bedroom with the Canwood Furniture Collections. You might choose the Canwood twin bed, double bed, loft bed or bunk bed. Whatever you choose for your bedroom, Canwood Furniture has one of the very best selections. Canwood Furniture will not be a passing fad, nor is it finished in a color which will quickly be out of fashion. The Canwood look is timeless. It is always in style.
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Decent Kids Chest
Frank from Kings Park, NY – Verified Buyer
The chest material is particle board, so be very careful when assembling. Although not specified in the directions, probably a good idea to pre-drill small holes prior to installing the screws. Unfortunately, I did not do this and the wood split in several places when installing the back. Wayfair.com customer service is second to none as they quickly took care of this issue beyond my expectations! Probably a little over priced for the chest based on materials but it looks good, matches and fits nicely under the junior twin loft bed.
It's okay
Elena from NJ – Verified Buyer
My husband put this together, it looks nice on the outside, but every time we open and close the draws (which is often with a 3 year old) it never seems to go back correctly in place or we end up opening two draws at one time. I don't think the quality is that great, but it will have to last us a few years (at least I am hoping it will).
Drawers fall apart!
Erin from Castro Valley, CA – Verified Buyer
This would have been a nice sturdy piece of furniture except for the drawer faces. The cam locks holding the fronts of the drawers in place don't stay tightened - on all of the drawers on both dressers I ordered. It would seem the holes drilled for the cam locks are too large for the hardware. Even with the most gentle use, the drawers repeatedly fall apart. Perhaps I can fix this with some wood glue or maybe I should try to obtain replacement hardware from the manufacturer but at this point, I am beyond frustrated. Also, a few steps in the directions were written with the pieces going in backwards. If it weren't for the problem with the drawers, I would have given this 3 or 4 stars.
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The chest was a pain to put together. The instructions were very small and most of the parts were mislabeled. I had to keep taking the chest apart and reassembling it to get it put together correctly. It was a nightmare to put together.
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Great deal on a small dresser. The quality isn't the best, but we weren't expecting really high end. Fort the price we paid I think they're great. Love the more brown espresso finish.
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I bought two. Easy to construct, but the drawers don't really roll well. One of the chest, the bottom drawer is stuck shut - from the very beginning. Something is clearly misaligned in both - and I used two different people to build them, so I think the manufacturer measurement is off just enough to make these drawers a pain to live with.
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"The United States strongly condemns the use of violence against protesters in #Egypt." at.wh.gov/nVza6, http://t.co/UwGlUU52BJ— The White House (@whitehouse) August 14, 2013
"The United States strongly condemns the use of violence against protesters in #Egypt." at.wh.gov/nVza6, http://t.co/UwGlUU52BJ
BBC News: Benefits Extended To US Gay Military Spouses
US military same-sex spouses will gain all benefits open to opposite-sex spouses by 3 September, Pentagon officials have said. It includes healthcare and housing and will be open to any military member with a valid marriage certificate. The Pentagon had already extended certain privileges to same-sex couples after a ban on openly gay troops – known as Don't Ask, Don't Tell – was repealed in September 2011. But most benefits had been off-limits until the Supreme Court ruling.
"It is now the department's policy to treat all married military personnel equally," Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel said in a memo on Wednesday to senior Pentagon officials. The Pentagon also stated it would allow leave for military personnel, who are stationed in a state that does not permit same-sex marriage, to travel to a jurisdiction where they can marry legally. The change will mean that homosexual troops and their spouses will also have the right to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery near Washington DC.
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#ObamasAmerica: On Sept. 3rd, same-sex spouses will gain full military benefits available to hetereosexual spouses. bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-…— Nerdy Wonka (@NerdyWonka) August 14, 2013
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Happy #LeftHandersDay! http://t.co/fYZNcC5hxd— The White House (@whitehouse) August 13, 2013
Happy #LeftHandersDay! http://t.co/fYZNcC5hxd
TPM: Peggy Noonan: Obama Should Defend Missouri Rodeo Clown (Yes Peggy, you are a RACIST)
Peggy Noonan offered a "classy" suggestion to President Barack Obama on Tuesday: go to bat for that rodeo clown in Missouri. Let me suggest a classy Obama move that might go over well. From his Vineyard vacation spot he should have the press office issue a release saying his reaction to finding out a rodeo clown was rudely spoofing him, was, "So what?" Say he loves free speech, including inevitably derision directed at him, and he does not wish for the Missouri state fair to fire the guy, and hopes those politicians (unctuously, excessively, embarrassingly) damning the clown and the crowd would pipe down and relax. This would be graceful and nice, wouldn't it? He would never do it. He gives every sign of being a person who really believes he shouldn't be made fun of, and if he is it's probably racially toned, because why else would you make fun of him?
On bus tour through NY and PA next week, President Obama will discuss importance of keeping college costs down for middle class families— Matt Lehrich (@Lehrich44) August 14, 2013
On bus tour through NY and PA next week, President Obama will discuss importance of keeping college costs down for middle class families
Julian Pecquet: Kerry Slams Crackdown In Egypt As 'Deplorable'
Secretary of State John Kerry on Wednesday denounced the violent crackdown by the Egyptian military as a "deplorable" and unnecessary escalation that represents a "serious blow" to peace and democracy.
Kerry said Egypt faced a "pivotal moment" and warned the military-appointed interim government that the "world is closely watching" how it responds. More than 100 people were killed Wednesday when the army raided camps where supporters of ousted President Mohamed Morsi have been protesting for the past month.
"Today's events are deplorable, and they run counter to Egyptian aspirations for peace, inclusion and genuine democracy," Kerry said during a 5-minute surprise appearance at the State Department's daily press briefing. "It's a serious blow to reconciliation and the Egyptian people's hopes for a transition towards democracy and inclusion." "Violence will not create a roadmap to Egypt's future," he said.
Please Proceed, GOP
Conservative Pollsters To GOP: Don't Worry About A Shutdown, Defund Obamacare! It'lll Work Out Great livewire.talkingpointsmemo.com/entry/conserva… via @tomkludt— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm) August 14, 2013
Conservative Pollsters To GOP: Don't Worry About A Shutdown, Defund Obamacare! It'lll Work Out Great livewire.talkingpointsmemo.com/entry/conserva… via @tomkludt
All Egyptians must work to prevent further violence. A peaceful, inclusive process is the route to peace & stability. Force not the answer.— Samantha Power (@AmbassadorPower) August 14, 2013
All Egyptians must work to prevent further violence. A peaceful, inclusive process is the route to peace & stability. Force not the answer.
Jamelle Bouie: North Carolina's Attack On Voting Rights
North Carolina Republicans passed a sweeping set of changes to the state's election law. These measures were proposed just one week after the Court's ruling, and were rushed through the state legislature. GOP Gov. Pat McCrory calls them "common sense" measures, designed to "ensure the integrity" of the ballot box and "provide greater equality in access to voting to North Carolinians." And that's true, if you rob those words of their actual meaning. The centerpiece of the law is a strict new mandate for voter identification, that's more notable for what it bans than what it permits. Of the various forms of state-issued ID, only four are valid for voting: driver's licenses, passports, veteran's IDs, and tribal cards. Everything else is unacceptable. This includes college IDs, public or municipal employee IDs, ID from public-assistance agencies, and out-of-state driver's licenses.
"Reverse" racism is nearly as big a societal problem as employees sexually harassing their bosses.— (@LOLGOP) August 14, 2013
"Reverse" racism is nearly as big a societal problem as employees sexually harassing their bosses.
It's no accident that those are the excluded categories. As with similar laws in other states, the restrictions target Democratic voters, from students and young people—who are more likely to rely on university-issued identification—to public employees and the poor. And of course, a large share of these voters are black and Latino. Overall, the state estimates that as many as 318,000 voters could lack (PDF) appropriate identification. Echoing many supporters of voter identification, Governor McCrory points to other activities that require photo ID: "Common practices like boarding an airplane and purchasing Sudafed require photo ID, and we should expect nothing less for the protection of our right to vote." But voting is just that, a right, and restricting particular kinds of ID—used by particular kinds of people—without expanding access to other forms of identification is an obvious attempt to make voting hard for some and not others.
There is but you have to wait in line 9 hours to get it // Rand Paul: No 'evidence' blacks prevented from voting wapo.st/19tBrDf— (@LOLGOP) August 14, 2013
There is but you have to wait in line 9 hours to get it // Rand Paul: No 'evidence' blacks prevented from voting wapo.st/19tBrDf
Indeed, the other provisions of the law make it plain that this was the intent. Governor McCrory's "common sense" initiative bans paid voter-registration drives, removes a week from the early voting period (which was a popular option for black voters in 2008 and 2012), eliminates straight-ticket voting, repeals out-of-precinct voting, repeals a mandate for high-school voter-registration drives (again, because Republicans don't want young people participating), eliminates flexibility in early-voting hours, and makes it more difficult for precincts to designate additional voting sites for the elderly or voters with disabilities. We're only 50 years removed from Jim Crow, and history has a strong grasp. Yes, we have an African-American president. But we also have deep-seated racial inequality. To think we've overcome this—to think it no longer matters for the present—is worse than ignorant, it's naive.
Once again, the White House is winning at social media
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Learn more about Targus Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard:
|The Targus Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard for Tablets features an integrated ergonomic tilt to provide added comfort and avoid strain while typing. The keys provide tactile feedback to the user to help improve typing accuracy and speed. The Bluetooth wireless technology provides a clean, cable free workspace and quickly syncs to your tablet for immediate use. The keyboard features up to 7 months of battery life and includes a low power indicator light to let the user know when the battery is running low. Designed in black to match the front of most tablets, this keyboard is comfortable yet compact; sized for convenient travel. The keyboard supports tablets running iOS, Windows and Android operating systems.
Customer Reviews of Targus Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard
excellent iPad keyboard (especially for the price)7/16/2013
Fast delivery and perfect/new item condition
Everything is good except7/8/2013
As other review, the only dislike is the Backspace key in the wrong place
Good keyboard at the price7/4/2013
This is a pretty nice keyboard. The keys feel is nice but it does have some quirks when used with the android tablets. The function keys are clearly tuned towards a windows PC and I often hit one of the function keys by accident and cause the tablet to lock in a wierd mode. There is also a tendency for it to take a key twice when you reconnect from being dormant. With all these quirks you would think I hate it but I really don't. It's light wieght, came with batteries and does its job.
Nice overall but with quirks7/4/2013
Feel of the keyboard and size is perfect. Easy bluetooth pairing. The location of the backspace is just wrong and probably the most frustrating aspect when typing. I also seem to get occasional double letters when typing.
Taurus Bluetooth keyboard7/4/2013
Delivered early. Easy to turn on and off. My wife uses it and touch types on it. So far, so good.
Everything you could want7/4/2013
Well made, functional
Thrilled, however ...7/2/2013
The keyboard has large keys and is portable. Connected to Galaxy Note 10.1 with no problems. HOWEVER, the backspace key is not the big key like on most keyboards. It is the small key in the upper right corner of the keyboard. That is the biggest problem and why I rated this a 4 in performance and overall satisfaction.
Great Product6/27/2013
I got one for myself and one for my mom because she was complaining about how her nails made it hard for her to type on her smart phone. :-/ She loves this keyboard. Funny how simple things can make someones life so much easier.
It works6/27/2013
Paired with zero problems to a Lenovo A2109 tablet
Great keyboard6/27/2013
Keyboard works great, in one program when you backspace it deletes twice, the only other thing that I found annoying is where the backspace is located, in its position on a reg keyboard is delete and backspace is up where delete usually is so i'm constantly hitting the wrong one (i touch type so i am not looking at the keys). Other thna that great keyboard and I can finally type b/c hunt and pecking was driving me crazy.
A major brand at a very good price6/27/2013
Definitely get this Targus blue-tooth keyboard because at this price you can't afford not to
Great value6/27/2013
Product synced to my iPad (1st gen.) without a problem. Works like a charm. Compared to the Apple keyboard (almost 4 times more) it's a great value. Granted, it's made of plastic, but for my needs, it's perfect!
Great keyboard!!6/27/2013
Bought it hoping it would work on my ps3 first try it connected saved me about 70 dollars :)
Nice Bluetooth keyboard6/26/2013
The keyboard is responsive and quite handy for typing out longer notes/emails/blog posts on my Android phone. Only complaint I have is that there will sometimes be drops in connectivity, but this occurs quite infrequently.
I got my keyboard very soon from seller. I really like its size and light weight design. However, this one I got is defect. There are 9 keys won't send any response out; they are '8', 'I', 'K', '<', '=', ']', 'delete', '\', enter' keys. That causes it can not connect to any of my tablets or computers. The seller gave me fully refunded.
Nice keyboard for Nexus 76/24/2013
Bluetooth sync with Nexus 7 worked 1st time. Needed a keyboard helper app to stop keys from entering multiple characters in one keystroke. Not somethng I'd want to type on all day but great for the tablet.
a good bargain6/24/2013
The keyboard is light and a convenient size. The price is more consistent with wifi keyboards and cheaper than typical Bluetooth ones.
practible tool for tablets
awesome tablet keyboard4/18/2012
Works perfect with my Android Toshiba tablet. Couldn't be happier.
Nice keyboard, very light weight4/14/2012
I like this device as it is just the right size and weight for easy typing and comfortable to hold. Key sizes are just right and very clear to use.
Good size Android KB3/14/2012
This device connected to my Android tablet & phone with no issues. Battery life is TBD; however the device seems to go into sleep mode until you start typing on the KB. I like the size of this KB.
I appreciate my backspace button3/7/2012
Keyboard is the size of a standard keyboard. Paired easily with my htc evo view android tablet. Thin design. Takes two triple A batteries. All is good except one thing. Who thought it was a good idea to put the delete button where the backspace button normally is? Typing can be very awkward if you rely on the backspace button and type in a standard fashion. Where the backspace normally is the delete button is instead. The backspace is a small button right on top of it.1 Helpful | 0 Not Helpful
A Great Bluetooth Keyboard3/3/2012
I snyced up this keyboard with my Samsung Galaxy tablet on the first time and it works great. Each program you want to type with the keyboard syncs the Bluetooth. It is about 12" long (this should be mentioned in the ad), just smaller than a desktop keyboard without the number pad. I needed to get a sleeve to protect it and the one closest to its length is a 14.4" sleeve for a netbook or notebook. It is a great value.
A Great Targus Bluetooth Keyboard12/22/2011
I've tested at least six wireless Bluetooth keyboards to work with my HP Slate tablet computer. While all of the tested keyboards worked OK, the Targus keyboard worked the best. The size of the keyboard was slightly larger than the other keyboards tested but it contained all of the keys needed in order to make the keyboard as close as possible to a real full size keyboard.
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- Dimensions: 135mm x 188mm x 15mm | 91g
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At basketball-crazy Durfee High School in Fall River, Massachusetts, junior guard Chris Herren carried his family's and the city's dreams on his skinny frame. His grandfather, father, and older brother had created their own sports legends in a declining city; he was the last, best hope for a career beyond the shuttered mills and factories. Herren was heavily recruited by major universities, chosen as a McDonald's All-American, featured in a "Sports Illustrated" cover story, and at just seventeen years old became the central figure in "Fall River Dreams, " an acclaimed book about the 1994 Durfee team's quest for the state championship. Leaving Fall River for college, Herren starred on Jerry Tarkanian's Fresno State Bulldogs team of talented misfits, which included future NBA players as well as future convicted felons. His gritty, tattooed, hip-hop persona drew the ire of rival fans and more national attention: "Rolling Stone" profiled him, "60 Minutes" interviewed him, and the Denver Nuggets drafted him. When the Boston Celtics acquired his contract, he lived the dream of every Massachusetts kid but off the court Herren was secretly crumbling, as his alcohol and drug use escalated and his life spiraled out of control.Twenty years later, Chris Herren was married to his high-school sweetheart, the father of three young children, and a heroin junkie. His basketball career was over, consumed by addictions; he had no job, no skills, and was a sadly familiar figure to those in Fall River who remembered him as a boy, now prowling the streets he once ruled, looking for a fix. One day, for a time he cannot remember, he would die. In his own words, Chris Herren tells how he nearly lost everything and everyone he loved, and how he found a way back to life. Powerful, honest, and dramatic, "Basketball Junkie "is a remarkable memoir, harrowing in its descent, and heartening in its return."
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Baseball fans in Philadelphia have been treated to a dismal show in the first three months of the MLB season. The Phillies are the worst team in baseball with a record of 26-48. In terms… Continued
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Damion Lee's favorite basketball player of all-time was born in Louisville, Kentucky. Allan Houston was a member of the New York Knicks from 1996, when Lee was 4 years old, until 2005. Lee grew up… Continued
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CHICAGO—Sammy Sosa thinks he and fellow steroid-tainted star Mark McGwire belong in the Hall of Fame.
Slammin' Sammy also said the Chicago Cubs should retire his number, and he left open the possibility of running for president of the Dominican Republic during an interview Wednesday on the website Ustream.com.
Asked if he thinks he or McGwire belong in the Hall, Sosa said: "I think so."
"I'm not going to come here and say anything that is going to jeopardize my future," he added. "But definitely time will determine everything. Right now whatever it is, it is. I am not (somebody who) is going to go out there and say anything I don't want to say. I'm waiting for my time, I don't like controversy. Definitely time will determine everything."
Sosa, Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens were denied entry to the Hall of Fame in their first year of eligibility amid suspicions their accomplishments were boosted by performance-enhancing drugs. McGwire, 10th on the career home run list, received 16.9 per cent of the vote on his seventh try, far short of the 75 per cent needed for election.
Sosa, who finished with 609 home runs and ranks eighth on the all-time chart, received 12.5 per cent of the vote. He was among those who tested positive in Major League Baseball's 2003 anonymous survey, the New York Times reported in 2009. He told a congressional committee in 2005 he never took illegal performance-enhancing drugs.
Meanwhile, Cubs chairman Tom Ricketts said at the team's fan convention last weekend the club might try to re-establish a relationship with Sosa, who left on bad terms following the 2004 season. The organization had different ownership and management back then.
Sosa said he was aware of Ricketts' comments.
"They know where I am," he said.
Would he run for president of the Dominican Republic?
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Two witnesses confirm to Us Weekly that Pattinson, 26, and on-again girlfriend Stewart, 22, arrived together at the club for the birthday party of a pal. Recently reconciled (and living together again) following Stewart's July fling with Rupert Sanders, the couple "snuck into the garden from a private side entrance," according to one observer.
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car hasn't been driven & sitting up for about 1 1/2yrs, and i can't get it to start. The engine is cranking up but it just won't turn over & start. I'm pretty sure that it's getting spark. And when i took off gas cap from fuel tank, it still had pressure. Which leads me to believe that it's not the fuel pump. And i'm sure that it's not getting gas to the carb because when i put a little gas in the carb it starts up but soon die's out. The only thing i can think of is the fuel line is clogged seeing as how it was sitting for so long without being driven. Suggestions please. - Bigjeezy51
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One of last week's outfits was a bit of a rule breaker. White jacket from Zara after Labor Day? Why not?! I always think of Kenickie from Grease. "The rules are, there ain't no rules".
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Rosemary Sutcliff on writing historical novels and children's books: "I start with an idea, never a plot" and "I do not write to a standard length"
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The poet and playwright Lemn Sissay has been elected Chancellor of The University of Manchester (UK). An article about his election, in the Guardian newspaper (here), quoted him speaking about wanting to inspire people. He cited a motto of his: I was moved to post a comment. (The obituary I refer to is here)
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In 1965 Tony Bradman was 11 and in his last year at Junior school. He was living with his "mum and older sister in a rented flat in south London". His parents had separated when he was five and got divorced a couple of years later, "which was unusual at the time".
My dad was working abroad and I hadn't seen him for several years. He had become a mythical figure, someone I longed for and resented because of his absence.
Then he came back, and soon Saturday mornings were taken up by Dad's weekly "access visits|". By then I was obsessed with history. At school we'd studied the Romans and the Saxons, and I was fascinated by it all. So I made my dad take me to the British Museum as often as possible….
Then one Saturday, probably on the way home from the British Museum, dad and I stopped at a WH Smith's so I could spend my pocket money. I bought a Puffin book, attracted by the cover picture of Roman soldiers and the title: The Eagle of the Ninth. I remember being gripped by the story of a young Roman called Marcus, and his quest to find the Eagle standard of a legion that marched north of Hadrian's wall and never returned. From then on I was a fan of Rosemary Sutcliff's books.
I can give you lots of reasons why I think she's a great writer. She's a terrific storyteller, and could certainly teach Hollywood a thing or two about pace, suspense and cliffhangers. Her central characters are usually underdogs, children or young people with colossal problems to overcome – she herself suffered in childhood from Stills disease, a form of arthritis that left her permanently disabled. And then of course she writes so well, bringing her characters and the past brilliantly to life.
But it was only a few years ago that I realised why I'd been so drawn to The Eagle of the Ninth – the story is really about Marcus looking for his father, a centurion in the lost legion. Marcus wants to know what happened to his dad, and in some way to reclaim him. The shadow of not knowing hangs over Marcus, and I see now that I must have identified with another boy who missed his dad and resented his absence.
It was also then that I realised I had always wanted to write historical fiction. I'd written lots of other stuff, of course – poetry and picture books and Dilly the Dinosaur stories – but then I wrote a short novel about Spartacus, and loved the whole process. I haven't looked back since – I even wrote a novel called Viking Boy, in which a boy goes looking for his missing father. …
So thanks, Rosemary – you really were an inspiration to that 11-year-old boy.
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In 1988 Rosemary Sutcliff was interviewed on BBC Radio 4 by Penelope Lively in children's book programme Treasure Islands
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The BBC Genome project is a fascinating source of informatyion that is new to me about Rosemary Sutcliff's contributions to BBC Radio and Television, and about versions of her books created for radio in particular.
In 1984 she was interviewed, for example, about "the lure of Roman and Celtic Britain for her and her readers". Echoing points she recorded elsewhere on this site, of her youth she said: 'I was brought up like a Spartan Youth; to take problems, troubles, pain lightly.'
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Brother Dusty Feet was first Rosemary Sutcliff book broadcast on BBC Home Service's Children's Hour, in 1954
I have always thought that The Eagle of the Ninth (published in 1954) was the first book of Rosemary Sutcliff's to be turned into a serial on Children's Hour on BBC Radio. But it wasn't! It was Brother Dusty Feet (published in 1952) which was billed as 'A Chronicle of the Road by Rosemary Sutcliff' in the Radio Times. I learn this from a website I have come across which is new to me—the BBC Genome project, which contains the listings information which the BBC printed in Radio Times between 1923 and 2009. You can search the site for BBC programmes, people, dates and Radio Times editions.
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Rosemary Sutcliff (b. 1920; d. 1992) was aclaimed internationally for her historical novels and other books for children. She was the subject of many magazine profiles. Sadly she is no longer here to create pieces like the 'This much I know' feature in magazine of The Observer newspaper. But this much she did know—revealed within her answers to Roy Plomley's questions on BBC Radio's Desert Island Discs.
A spinal carriage is like a coffin. It is very uncomfortable. You lie flat out in this 'thing', and all you can see the are branches of the trees or the roofs of the houses going by overhead. It is extremely boring.
Chiefly I had books read to me, which is a thing I love to this day. I didn't learn to read for myself until I was very old — I was nine before I could read. I think this was because my mother read aloud to me so much.
I was never allowed to bring friends home. I think it honestly never occurred to my parents that a child growing up and going through her teens required other young people. They were very understanding; nobody could have had nicer parents. But they were very sufficient unto themselves.
Miniature painting is cramping. I was a good craftswoman—but I always had this feeling of having my elbows tucked too close to my sides when I was doing it. I gave it up to write. And I could write as big as ever I wanted to, I could use an enormous canvas if I wanted to.
I feel most at home in Roman Britain. I always feel it's perhaps a little shameful to be quite so at home with the Romans, because they really were a very bourgeois lot, but I do feel very at home with them; I feel, 'Here I am back at home again' when I get back into a Roman story.
I think I do believe in reincarnation. I hope I do, because I think it's the one thing that makes sense, that makes for justice and a really sensible pattern to life.
I can only create from the top of my head, down my right arm, and out of the point of my pen. So, I write in longhand.
I start with an idea; never a plot. I'm not very strong on plots, but I start from a theme, which grows from the idea. I do have a certain amount of framework: I've got to know how I'm going to get from the beginning to the end, and a few ports of call on the way.
I do not write to a standard length. I do not know how long a book's going to be. I find that a book takes its own time and gets to its own proper ending place.
I take great pains that details should be right. I am quite shameless about writing to people—people who know about breeding horses, or whatever it is—and asking a particular question. People are usually very kind about sharing their own expertise. I do rely very much also on the feeling 'does this smell right', 'does it have the right feel to it?'.
I don't think I'm a particularly masculine kind of woman—although most of my books are told from a male point of view. I can't write about girls from the inside. I don't think the absence of sexual encounters is because I'm writing for children—I don't honestly know why, it's just happened that way.
I don't know whose decision it was not to marry. The situation became impossible. My own family was so against it. People's feelings were very different in those days to what they are now, about anybody with a disability being allowed to have any emotions. Neither of us were very grown up and we just couldn't cope. So that was that.
Source: BBC Radio's 'Desert Island Discs'.
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The Guoxia is breed of small horse from the counties of Debao, Jingxi and Tianyang[1] in the prefecture of Baise, in the western part of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, in southern China. The name means "under fruit tree horse".[1] It is not among the 51 horse breeds reported by China to the DAD-IS database of the FAO.[2]
- ^ a b Bonnie Hendricks (2007). International encyclopedia of horse breeds. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press. ISBN 9780806138848. p. 207–208.
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United States Steel reports its earnings Tuesday morning. It isn't expected to be good -- analysts expect a loss of 19 cents per share in the quarter. But other things might also come up, including U.S. Steel's lockout of the Ontario steel plant and the reported bid for ThyssenKrupp's Steel Americas division.
Bloomberg reported late last week that U.S. Steel (NYSE: X) is one of the last ones standing to bid between $1.5 billion and $2 billion for the state-of-the-art steel plant in Alabama. Others include ArcelorMittal (NYSE: MT), Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corp. and Ternium SA.
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Yuuki Obata's shōjo romance published by N. America's Viz Media; already has anime
The April 2011 issue of Shogakukan's Betsucomi magazine is announcing on Saturday that a live-action film adaptation of Yuuki Obata's We Were There (Bokura ga Ita) shōjo romance manga has been green-lit. The story follows a girl named Nanami Takahashi as she struggles with her relationship with Motoharu Yano, her high school's most popular boy who has his own issues from his past.
The 14 volumes of the manga has sold over 10 million copies in Japan since 2002. Viz Media will publish the 12th volume in North America in May. The manga already inspired a television anime series from Artland in 2006.
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Take it as a paean to joshi puroresu and Wanna Be the Strongest in the World fares pretty well. Take it any other way and, well... you'll see. ― Female pro wrestling in Japan (referred to as joshi puroresu) has existed to some degree since 1948, most typically as an independent promotion from male pro wrestling. Like pro wrestling in the States, Japanese pro wrestling is typically scripted, although ...
House of 1000 Manga Finale: Part II
In the final installment of House of 1000 Manga, Jason both looks back at some of his favorites from the last 5 years and looks forward at what's to come! ― House of 1000 Manga: The End If this column was a horror movie, like the one it's named after (I've actually never even seen it), this is the part when the House of 1000 Manga burns down and the traumatized survivors tell the sheriff about how t...


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Writers' and Artists' Yearbook has become a trusted and venerated friend to anyone who works in the media... or wants to. But the annual inclusion of new features has--through over 90 editions--ensured that it's never just a stale rerun of last year's version. The 2002 edition includes, for example, a section on e-publishing for writers, an article by David Askham on digital imaging for writers and a sparkling foreword by Deborah Moggach, who writes that she has always found Writers' and Artists' Yearbook "essential and curiously compulsive reading" because "Information is power and the more information you have, the less daunting the whole business seems".
The 2002 edition is certainly full of information. Listed are hundreds of magazines and newspapers in Britain and elsewhere in the world. Then there is a comprehensive directory of picture agencies and libraries and another of societies, associations and clubs. Publishers, poetry organisations and TV programme-makers are all there too--interspersed with expert, advice-packed articles.
The downside of this near-exhaustiveness? Because the Yearbook is so eclectic, it can seem a bit fiddly to use. Its nearest rival, The Writer's Handbook, is clearer in layout, perhaps because its focus is narrower and it doesn't have such a long tradition. Writers' and Artists' Yearbook tries ambitiously to meet the needs of "writers, artists, playwrights, writers for film, radio and television, designers, illustrators and photographers". Given that many media people have these days to operate in more than one field, that breadth is very welcome. --Susan Elkin
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