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Lestidae family, Emerald damselflies
There are just 2 British species in this family. The adults are metallic green, and the nymphs prefer still waters. On the left is a damselfly nymph, possibly Lestes sp. Note the leaf-like tail filaments and slimmer body. This one came as an egg in the stem of some plants I ordered for my pond. With the popularity of garden ponds increasing this may be a new method of dispersal.
Adult Lestes sp. fly from June until the first frosts.
On the right is an Agrion puella nymph, with a more detailed drawing of the mask. All nymphs are carnivorous, and the larger ones will even catch tadpoles and small fish.
Smith, L. (2014). Characteristics of the insect orders. Amazon. Characteristics of the insect orders with drawings and photographs to help you understand the differences between the different types of insect, and identify which order an insect is in, as well as fast facts about each insect order, and links to web pages with more detailed information. Many orders have separate sections about the life cycle of the insect as well as its habitat requirements, and fossil history.
Coenagrionidae family
These are commonly known as the narrow-winged damselflies, and there are 13 British species. Their adult body length ranges from 25 - 50 mm, and they contain the largest number of species in Northern Europe. The adults are usually red and black or blue and black.
On the left is Coenagrion pluella, the Azure damselfly or Pond damselfly. Its wingspan is 41 mm and body length 33 mm. The adult flies from May to August. It is found near water meadows with lush grass, canals with abundant reeds, ditches and is one of the most common found in garden ponds. It is common in England and Ireland, but less common in Scotland. This one was just moulting into and adult. The female lays her eggs in the tissues of plants on the water surface.


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is pretty good and interesting so far. It's pretty obvious that the author knows his stuff where Talbot is concerned, because he ties in little moments to all of the films in which he appeared, and best of all, gets the "sound" of him right. You can very easily imagine Lon Chaney, Jr. delivering the dialogue.
Hopefully, this next bit isn't too spoilery for you, but since it deals with part of the premise of the book--even the title, really--I'm assuming you won't mind too much.
The author brings the Wolf Man to the present (well, 1998, anyway). The interesting thing is, he does it within the trappings of the story. Shortly after the events of
Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein
, Larry convinces the Joan Raymond character to help him die by getting him in the heart with a shard of mirror with a silver backing. He makes her promise to hide his body somewhere and make sure the shard never comes out, lest he be restored to life.
Raymond ends up sealing his body up in the basement of the castle, where Dracula had tried to swap out the Frankenstein Monster's brain, etc. She then buys the castle and lives to a ripe old age, all the while keeping her promise to Larry. In the meantime, she's made her fortune writing horror stories about werewolves and the like.
She dies in 1998, and her great-niece ends up inheriting the castle. She intends to respect her great-aunt's wishes and keep the basement sealed up, but forces beyond her control end up finding Talbot's body and removing the shard.
This all happens on the night of the full moon (naturally!), so the Wolf Man is reborn. He attacks the pair of individuals responsible for resurrecting him, but the niece manages to get away. The next day, she finds Talbot, who explains his story, and the girl decides there must be some way to help him. Then we find out the Frankenstein Monster was sealed down there, too. That's where I am now.
I wasn't sure if I'd like the move to the present, but in a pleasantly creative decision, the author doesn't just fast-forward to 1998, he plants it in a 1998 of the Universal, er, Universe. So there are no "Wait, Dracula's
?!" moments or anything corny like that. When Talbot tells her of how Henry Frankenstein built a monster out of dead bodies, she's never heard of Frankenstein or his Monster. So there aren't any goofy metafictional moments, like we've sort of come to expect. I braced myself for a sentence like, "That must be the source for Mary Shelley's novel!" but it never came.
In that sense, it accomplishes bringing the novel to modern times, while still making it feel like a genuine continuation. And in perfect Talbot manner, when he's told the year, he says, "Then there really is no end to this horror. The curse is forever."
That's our guy.
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Jayson Stark of ESPN, spoke with one of his colleagues Dan Szymborski, and polled some MLB executives and Vegas odds makers, to determine which five teams have most improved the most this offseason as well which five teams have least improved. The consensus is that the Mets could tie with the Marlins for the most losses during the 2013 season: As for what they had to say regarding the Mets' offseason thus far, there is this: Let's just say there was massive competition for the final spot on this list. Among the teams that got multiple votes: the Rockies, Brewers, Mariners and Yankees. But the Mets sneaked in here, even though they got rave reviews for the return they got in the R.A. Dickey deal. "If you're asking are they going to be improved down the road, I'd say yes," said one AL executive. "But if you're asking are they improved next year, the answer is obviously no. I mean, you've lost your No. 1 starter, a guy who won the Cy Young Award. The bullpen looks kind of shaky right ...
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"As a journalist and writer, I've always had a fascination with language," de Cuevas says. "Like many other aspects of human culture, writing is entirely arbitrary. We arbitrarily assign sounds to symbols, but popular usage modifies those assignments, so that language is always in flux. How speech and writing sound to one generation may not sound the same to the next generation, or even to speakers of the same language in different geographical areas."
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"Dictionaries and grammar books help stabilize language to some extent, but nothing can ever fix it permanently in place," says de Cuevas. "Language is living stuff, the product of human minds and cultures, which themselves are ever changing and evolving. You can't pin them down. In that sense, language is a truly democratic institution. It's what people do, not what the authorities tell them to do."
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What started as a little project grew big suddeny. So before you think "oh noez another Crysis topic", I just wanna say that I put a lot of time and effort into this so I wanted to make sure it will be noticed. I've just spend the past couple of hours compiling a very interesting comparison of DX10 and DX9 at various settings and commenting on the differences etc. I also analyze the post processing and shaders effects and how they affect eachother. I'm sorry that I'm not much of a HTML genious to make a pretty little website online, and I got away from making gifs also. I ended up making pairs of screenshots in folders for you to download so the difference can easily be noticed by switching between them using the arrow keys in the image/fax viewer or windows photo gallery (XP/Vista respectively).
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After each game, former Green Bay Packers all-pro safety LeRoy Butler teams up with Journal Sentinel beat writer Tom Silverstein in our "5 Questions with LeRoy Butler" feature. Butler appears on behalf of his charity, "The LeRoy Butler Foundation" (leroybutlerfoundation.org).
The following is the analysis of the Packers' 30-24 victory over the San Francisco 49ers in Lambeau Field.
Q. The injuries to cornerback Al Harris and linebacker Aaron Kampman are going to affect the defense to some degree. Do you see the offense now being the focus of this team and the one expected to carry it? Will the Packers have to win shootouts?
A. I think the defensive front has started to come of age. I think the front with Ryan Pickett, B.J. Raji, Cullen Jenkins and Johnny Jolly, I think these guys control the line of scrimmage and I think the linebackers have been playing the last two weeks as well as anybody in the league. So I think they'll take control of this game against Detroit. They'll stop the run and blitz the quarterback. If it falls on the defense, I'm confident they'll put the game away. These guys are starting to hit their stride now, I'm excited for them and I think defensive coordinator Dom Capers is doing a hell of a job getting them prepared. Having Clay Matthews and Brad Jones coming from the edge and Nick Barnett and A.J. Hawk coming up the middle I think they'll be OK. They can hide some of the inexperience in the secondary by being aggressive. There's a difference between covering 2 seconds and covering 5. You only want the guys covering 2 to 2.8 seconds, after that the quarterback has to be on the ground. You have to be aggressive.
Q. What is the psychological impact of losing two veterans the caliber of Kampman and Harris in such sudden fashion? All of a sudden, they're gone. How does that affect a team and can it shake a team's confidence?
A. It's a good question because it's the voice you hear. You've heard these two voices in the locker room all year about getting guys together and making plays. Now you don't hear that voice anymore. It has to be a young guy who steps up because these two young guys won't be out there in the battle. Now, who's going to be that extra voice besides Woodson? Who's going to go out and make that extra play? You're taking two Pro Bowlers away from that defense. You had four and you took away two. The next guy who steps up is going to be a different voice. As players, you try to follow the voice you've heard all the time. Well, guess what? It's not there anymore. Someone else has to step up and be a leader. They have to go in there and play their game. Go in and just don't hurt the team. You don't have to make a ton of big plays, just don't hurt the team by being out of position or letting a wide receiver get behind you, not studying. You can hurt the team if you're doing those things.
Q. Is Capers going to have to consider backing off on some of his cornerback blitzes with Harris gone, knowing that in some cases he's not going to have a guy he knows can shut down a receiver one-on-one wherever he needs it? Will they leave themselves open to some mismatches if they're too aggressive?
A. What you can do is what we did in the mid-'90s, which was double with your young corners, and you can always put them in a position where they can succeed. You scaled your game plan down a little bit, but the one thing I would love to keep intact is having Charles Woodson near the line of scrimmage. That's when the Packers are at their best. That's when they're a top five defense when No. 21 is around the line of scrimmage making plays and covering the tight end or backs. Now you have to be able to roll your coverages to your young cornerbacks. What you have to do is when you get in long-yardage situations, that's when you have to blitz. You have to be very calculated in your blitzes, but you have to keep them dialed up. The criss-cross blitz with the two inside linebackers has been effective the past two weeks. You have to be aggressive with things like that.
Q. What's your level of confidence in Brad Jones filling in for Kampman and Jarrett Bush moving up a peg to the nickel spot that Tramon Williams has been holding? Is it too much to ask for those guys to fill in and do they have to be careful not to try to be the guy they're replacing?
A. I think Brad Jones is OK. I think he's already broken the ice for a rookie when he played the whole Dallas game. I think he can hold his own. Bush, to me, I'm going to predict he makes the most of this. I can see him getting an interception in this game. I'm really hoping he can turn his game around. He's probably the most active special teams player they have. Now he's going to have to go double duty. So you hope he's in the film room studying, knowing he's going to have to play. He may even have to start. If that's the case, he's going to have to step up and play. The defense can't wait for anybody. This is the NFL, you have to put your guys out there and let them play. You have to call your plays and, hopefully, you can match up Tramon Williams with a Calvin Johnson and Bush gets the second receiver. He has to shut him down. He's going to get opportunities to be a hero or be a goat. I'm hoping he can step up and make a name for himself and I predict he does very well.
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A. No, and I'll tell you why. The Packers have come too far and they know what they're facing. They know the magnitude of this game and they know they can't slip. They know their surroundings, that other teams like Philadelphia, Atlanta and the New York Giants, the teams who are 5-5 and 6-4, the Packers know what's going on. This is too big for this to be a trap game. I think they had their trap game with Tampa Bay. And they know that feeling coming out of that Tampa Bay game. They don't want that feeling anymore. The whole locker room was just sick to its stomach. They let one get away. So, no, I don't feel like this is a trap game. The Packers know the magnitude of it and they'll get it done. They just have to come out and play right away, match that first wave of energy the Lions put out. They have to come out like they did against San Francisco, be aggressive from Day One, just match their intensity right out of the box. You have to be prepared and try to get up right away by two or three touchdowns. But you also can't have that lull you had against San Francisco because Cleveland had them down 24-3 and they were able to come back and beat that team. You have to be aggressive for four quarters.


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No. 2 seed and last year's fourth-place Class B State finisher LaMoure/Litchville-Marion defeated No. 7 Finley-Sharon/Hope-Page, 63-42.
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Lady Hi-Liner basketball opened their season with strong rebounding and pressure defense in a 73-38 conference win over Grand Forks Central in Valley City on Tuesday night.
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Valley City gymnastics finished a close second behind Minot in Fargo on Saturday in the first meet of the season.
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Hi-Liner wrestling traveled to Carrington on Thursday and scored three pins and a major decision in a 56-21 defeat before taking second place in the six-team Knights of Columbus Tournament in Jamestown over the weekend.
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Boomer's Corner Keg is your Valley City Parks & Recreation Fall Women's Volleyball champion.
Valley City's Varsity bowling team of Tory Hafele, Collin Lura, Drew Oberlander, Austin Lura, Levi Nix and Matthew Lyter was the No. 8 seed at the double-elimination State meet on Nov. 23 in Williston, where they finished 0-2 against West No. 1 Williston and Minot.


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Claire's Restaurant: Going Back to the 1960s...In a Good Way
Claire's has an atmosphere about it as though it came right out of the 1960s. There are some updates (the track lighting apparatus is more along the lines of the 1990s) but general arrangement feels like it is out of the distant past.
This includes my experiences with the waitresses (yes, all were female when I visited), as they all were very friendly, and seemed to know their regular customers very well. Most of them were willing to talk to their customers about their lives, though not so much as to delay their service.
Waffles, pancakes and french toast items from the breakfast menu are available all day, every day.
There is a lounge towards the back of the restaurant which has somewhat stronger drinks available than what is shown on the normal menu.
Favorite Dish: What I had was the Vegetarian and Cheddar Cheese Omelet, which also included hash browns and two slices of toast. The ketchup here still comes in glass bottles, and it took a while to remember how to get good quality thick ketchup out of a glass bottle (you have to hit it in just the right spot on the side of the bottle). The total was $8.99 with $0.86 added for tax.
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Tuesday's Los Alamos Chamber of Commerce breakfast featured Rep. Stephanie Garcia Richard (D-District 43) and Sen. Mary Kay Papen (D-District 38) reporting on the jobs package passed by this year's legislature.
The jobs package was the result of two years of effort by the Legislative Jobs Council, which was former House Speaker W. Ken Martinez' (D-District 69) answer to what Garcia Richard called "abysmal" job growth.
When Martinez formed the council in 2013, job growth was at just 1 percent.
The council, which is comprised of legislators from both sides of the aisle as well as representatives from the Chamber of Commerce, small business owners and labor, has received strong backing from Gov. Susana Martinez and the new Republican leadership in the House.
All Jobs Council recommendations require unanimous approval.
"The list for last legislative session came out of two years' work by jobs council and unanimous agreement," Garcia Richard said. "So that was pretty phenomenal, because you had labor and business at the same table, agreeing on the same recommendations."
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Aug. 9, 2007 11:55 AM
Long before there were recruiting Web sites, 24-hour TV stations dedicated to sports and Sports Illustrated included high school in its national coverage, there was word of mouth.
And when Curley Culp's Yuma High team went on the road the opposing bleachers were often filled with people wanting to find out if all of the talk was true.
The future Arizona State NCAA wrestling champion, All-American defensive lineman and borderline NFL Hall of Famer rarely disappointed.
No matter how many people asked for his autograph.
It wasn't uncommon to see a handful of youngster following Culp around, asking for his autograph before wrestling matches.
"We got a lot of forfeits with him, too," Tom Daniel, one of Yuma's wrestling coaches in Culp's junior and senior years, told The Republic in 1999. "When he did wrestle, it was mostly a track meet, with guys trying to stay away from him."
It's exactly the type of homegrown athlete who was destined for the inaugural azcentral.com Arizona High School Sports Hall of Fame's enshrinement class.
"That's truly an honor," said Culp, who graduated in 1964. "I remember my youth years in athletics in Arizona fondly. Those were the foundation years that set me forward to college and onto the NFL."
Culp, 61, lives in Austin, Texas, where he is owner of a transportation company. He's divorced and has two sons, Christopher, 27, and Chad, 24.
When taking his entire athletic career - two sports at Arizona State, his five NFL All-Pro selections, his Super Bowl IV ring, garnering Pro Football Hall of Fame votes - it is obvious that Culp has to be near the top of the list of Arizona athletes, and he was when The Republic produced its Athletes of the Century in 1999 and Culp came in No. 6 overall.
This Hall is based on high school achievement only and as one of three Arizona athletes in the National High School Hall of Fame, Culp is one of the most prominent.
"Back then Arizona didn't have probably half as many high schools as they do now," Culp said modestly. "It was easy to standout so when there a top guy everyone knew about them and people used to come out to see them play."
Culp, who learned his worth ethic growing up and working on the family farm, said he probably had a bigger following on the wrestling mat and enjoyed the individual aspect of it. He said his fondest high school memories probably come from winning two heavyweight state titles.
When it comes to football, where Culp, then 6 feet 1 and 260 pounds, was an honorable mention all-state player as a junior and a prep All-American as a senior, he remembers being asked to play fullback because of an injury to a teammate.
It was like trying to stop a runaway boulder descending down a mountain.
"It was a homecoming game, and I got in as a fullback," Culp remembered with a chuckle. "I could move a little bit for big guy, and I was so top heavy that I was hard to bring down. We went on to win the game, and it's one of things I will always remember from high school."
Culp, who chose ASU based on the fact that he could continue wrestling, said there was no question that both sports had an impact on his athletic career.
"Wrestling was an individual sport on the mat, but not in the locker room," he said. "Football was a team sport, but you still had to win your individual battle. I was probably a better high school wrestler than football player, but what I am most remembered for is football.
"It's a toss up."
Maybe so, but not when it comes his standing in Arizona prep history.
Culp lived up to the hype long before top prospects created recruiting buzz on the information superhighway.
"We didn't have the biggest crowds for football, but we did for wrestling," he said. "I remember a lot of people coming up to me after games and matches telling me I was for real, that I was what everyone said I was."


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EAST LAKE — The team that wasn't supposed to be here nearly pulled another one off.
East Lake came up a hit or two short Tuesday night against Bradenton Lakewood Ranch, making its postseason exit with a 3-1 loss in the Class 7A region semifinals.
"I'm proud of my team," first-year East Lake coach Kristie Delk said. "Nobody really counted us in. We just played relaxed because of that. We were the only ones that believed we could be here, so it was fun."
The host Eagles didn't go down easy, putting the tying runners in scoring position in the bottom of the seventh before Lakewood Ranch freshman Logan Newton struck out pinch hitter Courtney Rehula to end it.
Newton earned the victory Tuesday after relieving starter Amanda Rak to start the fourth inning. "I made the decision yesterday that I was going to platoon pitch," Mustangs coach Tony Cummins said. "[Newton's] a freshman and she came in on the biggest stage and just did a great job."
Rak and Newton's counterpart, East Lake sophomore Diana Rayder, performed nearly as well. Rayder surrendered five hits and struck out four in the loss.
"She's a sophomore and I'll take her all day," Delk said of her ever-improving pitcher. "I thought she got through it a lot better than she did the last game."
After trading single runs in the third inning to opened the night's scoring, Lakewood Ranch picked up its eventual winning runs in the fifth by using a nearly identical formula to two innings prior. Freshman Denali Schappacher led off with a base hit, Talli Sharp sacrifice bunted her to second and Jacqueline Schoff drove Schappacher home with a sharply hit single to center. Schoff advanced all the way to third on Aliyah Andrew's throw to home to try and get Schappacher and crossed the plate on Madison Biggs' groundout to Ashley Bonalewicz.
Rehula and the Mustangs benefited from two big double plays in consecutive innings to keep East Lake from adding to its run total. The most impactful came in the fifth with no outs and pinch runner Mallory Lopez standing at first. Angelina Devincenzo laid down a well-placed sacrifice bunt to move Lopez to second, but after the out was made at first, Lopez dashed for third and got thrown out.
The Eagles (16-9) used a pair of doubles to pick up their lone run in the bottom of the third. Freshman second baseman Nicci Palumbo ripped a two-strike double into center, Andrews sacrificed pinch runner Emily Pierce to third and freshman catcher Amy Smith drove her in with an opposite-field double to left.
Tight games are becoming commonplace for Lakewood Ranch (22-7) as the Mustangs head to their third straight region final, Cummins said. "It was a tough game, but I think it makes the 17th or 18th game this year that we've been within two runs," he said. "We knew that East Lake was going to come and battle and we've practiced all year long for this type of game, so it worked out well."
Lakewood Ranch moves on to host Melbourne this Friday night in the region final.
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Track Listing: 01. Firefly Dance 02. When The Pot 03. Burden Of Love 04. Interlude 05. Weh-Weh (Release Date: June 29, 2011, free via kaesunmusic.com) Toronto based singer songwriter Kae Sun turned to his native Ghana for inspiration for his new EP, Outside the Barcode. The return to his homeland after nine years of living in Canada renewed his drive for creating the raw and non-commoditized artistic experiences that shaped his passion for music. Outside the Barcode is an authentic and reflective collection of songs that showcase Kae's growth as a songwriter, storyteller and guitarist. Recorded on 2-inch tape on a farm in Ontario the raw acoustic songs recall the sense of community and authenticity that inspired the tracks. Kae's focus was to create a more shared listening experience rather than dictating his audience's experiences. "It's not about making music to get something out of people, but rather sharing experiences, capturing moments and communicating through music and lyrics," he says. The result is an EP that conjures the collaborative spirit and culture of sharing that Kae experienced in Ghana. This new effort by the singer-songwriter builds on the success of his previous releases. Lion on a Leash (2009), the well-received follow up to his EP Ghost Town (2007) landed on the iTunes 2009 Rewind List and earned esteemed reviews from Exclaim, The Montreal Gazette, OkayPlayer.com and topped many critic's lists for top indie release of the year. The success of Kae's work has led him to play venues and festivals across Canada, UK, Dubai and Ghana. Outside The Barcode is available for free download as of June 29 via Kae's website. http://www.kaesunmusic.com Tour Dates: 06.23.2011 Open Roof Festival - Amsterdam Brewery - Toronto, ON 15 • 8 PM 07.07.2011 GLC - Whistler, BC w/ Kymani Marley 19+ 07.08.2011 Diversity Festival - Texeda Island, BC - www.diversityfestival.ca 07.09.2011 Market Square - Victoria, BC - www.victoriaskafest.ca w/ Kymani Marley 07.15.2011 Calabash Bistro - Vancouver, BC 08.05.2011 Yonge & Dundas Square - Toronto, ON Free • 12 Noon • All Ages 08.18.2011 Calgary Reggae Festival - Calgary, AB - www.calgaryreggaefestival.com 19+ 08.21.2011 Ironwood Bar & Grill - Calgary, AB $10 • 9 PM 08.22.2011 Rockwater Bar & Grill - Golden, BC Free 08.27.2011 Open Sky Festival - Edmonton, AB - www.openskymusicfestival.com 08.28.2011 Eaglewood Folk Festival - Pefferlaw, ON URBNET Communications Inc. Mail: 1245 Dupont Street, PO Box 99019, Toronto, ON M6H 2A0 Canada Online: www.urbnet.com | www.urbnetrecords.com Twitter: http://twitter.com/URBNET
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Video/MP3: JUNE - "Told U So"
Some of you may remember JUNE before as he was featured on Royce Da 5"9's The Bar Exam 3 record "Drama." Now he's back doing his own thing with a new single titled "Told U So", this Asar Beats produced record is featured on his album JUNE's 1st, 2011 which is executive produced by Royce Da 5"9' himself."Told U So" (Prod. Asar Beats) http://hulkshare.com/djzqukq3j2uc ."Told U So" Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXB6SgYcjxY .
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1841 1/2 C Original PR65 Brown NGC. B-1, R.6. Die State ...
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Gem PR65 1841 Original Half Cent1841 1/2 C Original PR65 Brown NGC. B-1, R.6. Die State III. The obverse die crack is quite faint yet fully visible. This same obverse die was also used to produced the restrike half cents; however, on those later pieces the die crack is much more prevalent. The proof-only years of United States half cents exist in several different series, including originals, first restrikes, and second restrikes. While the Original issues were, in fact, struck at the time of their dates, the restrikes were produced much later. We can learn much about early United States proof coins by studying these Original issues. Note in particular the depth of mirrored surface in the fields, and that this mirrored surfaces meets crisply with the edges of the various design elements. Also, note that the strike is extremely sharp. All of this is important, as it tells us exactly what to look for when authenticating any early U.S. coin as a proof strike. This particular specimen, in addition to the surfaces discussed above, has delicate green and iridescent toning with exceptional eye appeal.(#1254) (Registry values: P2) (NGC ID# 26Z6, PCGS# 1254)
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Shrimporee chefs do leftovers just the right way
Imagination takes stage at festival's final presentation
ARANSAS PASS - These Shrimp Warriors used no measuring cups or spoons. Just sprinkle a little of this, some of that, top it off with love and you've got a great meal.
Chef Al Boos led the warriors, other chefs, Sunday on the H-E-B Culinary Stage at the 58th annual Shrimporee.
"We don't want to bring anything home," he explained. "We want to cook it all for you."
That's the theme behind the final culinary treat of the three-day festival: three chefs with plenty of leftovers. The chefs didn't have a plan before cooking but came out with several crowd-pleasing meals.
"You use your imagination," Boos said. "You cook from the heart and create something that has unique flavors and great taste, and you dish that out to people you care about."
Boos and chefs Justin Vickery and Richard Brisco whipped up a shrimp and salmon chowder, a Mediterranean vegetable, shrimp and rice dish, a seafood pesto pasta and wasabi mayonnaise covered salmon.
The pesto pasta was a crowd favorite.
Melody Johnson, 4, sampled them all, diving into the pasta to spear a shrimp.
"I like shrimp," she smiled, her mouth full.
Molly and Lionel Rodriguez have plans to try Chef Al's gumbo, a variation from the Cajun gumbo Lionel usually makes.
Molly said she wasn't surprised by the unmeasured method the chefs used.
"A little of this, a little of that," Molly said. "That's the way I cook, too."
Annie Wartsbaugh paid close attention to the salmon preparation and is ready to try it on her own.
"Lime juice, wasabi mayonnaise, Japanese breadcrumbs, shrimp, then garlic and red pepper," she said. "I got it."
Raiden Windham, 7, finished off five cups of the pesto pasta. He'd already sampled fried shrimp and shrimp kabobs.
"Dad helped," he said.
Pam Martin, acting chief executive officer of the Aransas Pass Chamber of Commerce, estimated the crowd to be about 30,000 to 40,000.
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For years, the files have intrigued investigators, biographers and those who don't believe Monroe's death at her Los Angeles area home was a suicide.
A 1982 investigation by the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office found no evidence of foul play after reviewing all available investigative records, but noted that the FBI files were "heavily censored."
That characterization intrigued the man who performed Monroe's autopsy, Dr. Thomas Noguchi. While the DA investigation concluded he conducted a thorough autopsy, Noguchi has conceded that no one will likely ever know all the details of Monroe's death. The FBI files and confidential interviews conducted with the actress' friends that have never been made public might help, he wrote in his 1983 memoir "Coroner."
"On the basis of my own involvement in the case, beginning with the autopsy, I would call Monroe's suicide 'very probable,'" Noguchi wrote. "But I also believe that until the complete FBI files are made public and the notes and interviews of the suicide panel released, controversy will continue to swirl around her death."
Monroe's file begins in 1955 and mostly focuses on her travels and associations, searching for signs of leftist views and possible ties to communism. One entry, which previously had been almost completely redacted, concerned intelligence that Monroe and other entertainers sought visas to visit Russia that year.
The file continues up until the months before her death, and also includes several news stories and references to Norman Mailer's biography of the actress, which focused on questions about whether Monroe was killed by the government.
For all the focus on Monroe's closeness to suspected communists, the bureau never found any proof she was a member of the party.
"Subject's views are very positively and concisely leftist; however, if she is being actively used by the Communist Party, it is not general knowledge among those working with the movement in Los Angeles," a July 1962 entry in Monroe's file states.
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Abby Guerra receives MVC courage award
Abby Guerra, the University of Evansville soccer player who was paralyzed in an automobile accident in July, was presented the Missouri Valley Conference Most Courageous Award during a banquet in Omaha, Neb., on Thursday night.
Evansville women's soccer coach Krista McKendree said she kept Guerra's appearance in Omaha a secret until shortly before the banquet.
"We just wanted to keep it as a surprise for the girls," said McKendree, whose Aces play top-seeded Creighton in the MVC semifinals at 6 p.m. today. "Abby is going to be here the whole weekend, so hopefully we can take care of business and stay with her.
"We wanted her to feel and experience the tournament weekend and the banquet, and it was good for the girls to see her and see how far she's come and see how much better she's doing."
Guerra, who would have been a sophomore this season, was returning home to Glendale, Ariz., with friends from Disneyland on July 18 when a tire blew and their vehicle rolled over. She originally was believed to be one of two people who died. She returned home last month.
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Bean Salad
|Canned black beans
|2 Can (20 oz)
|Canned black eyed peas
|2 Can (20 oz)
|1 Can (10 oz)
|White corn
|1 Can (10 oz)
|1 Can (10 oz)
|Fresh cilantro
|1 Bunch (100 gm)
|Bell peppers
|3 (Red , Yellow And Orange)
|Italian dressing
|8 Ounce (1 Bottle Seven Seas)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (1 Scoop)
Open cans. Pour all contents into a colander. Rinse. Drain.
Eat a Frito. It's OK. Everything else here is so healthy. Oh. Yeah. That was good. You haven't had Fritos in a while. You try not to keep junk food around the house, but … these are for making this fancy dish. How long do we let this drain? Eat another Frito. Hmmm. I thought I didn't like Fritos. But. Yeah, eat another one. Hmmm. Do I like Fritos? I think I like Fritos. Eat four more.
Are the vegetables drained? No, wait. See — did you see? Something just dripped. It's not ready. Let's eat more Fritos.
OK. Chop of the peppers into very small pieces. If you're not sure if you've done it right, consult a Frito Scoop. Did your pepper pieces scoop nicely into your Frito Scoop? Good. You did it right.*
Remove the cilantro leaves from the stems. Chop them up. Lots.
Combine all ingredients in a bowl.
Pour about 3/4 of the bottle of dressing into the bowl.
Chill overnight. Before serving, dice avocados, then mix into the bowl.*
*These are all the "optional" steps. I reckon if you want to get real Texan with it, you ain't need nothing ain't come from cans. Is that how people from Texas talk? I don't know. I'm not a doctor. Anyhow, I've learned through careful experimentation (read: I eat a lot of this stuff) that the peppers are nice but not crucial, chilling overnight helps but is not critical and that the salad dressing will likely help the avocados from turning brown.


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Africa Events
Sudanese Women: Untapped Resource for Stability and Reconstruction
February 23, 2005 // 9:00am — 10:30am
Africa Program
A discussion of the role that female peacemakers might play in promoting stability and economic reconstruction in Sudan with Ambassador Swanee Hunt, chair of Inclusive Security: Women Waging Peace and Ambassador Donald Steinberg, senior fellow at US Institute of Peace, who have recently returned from Khartoum, Sudan and Nairobi, Kenya. This meeting will provide an opportunity to reflect on the current peace process, ongoing crisis in Darfur, and the status of women throughout Sudan.
Gaining Ground: Lessons from the Preliminary Findings of Madagascar's New Demographic & Health Survey
February 08, 2005 // 11:00pm
Environmental Change and Security Program
After decades of improvement, the health of women and children across sub-Saharan Africa is declining. In Madagascar, however, it is on the upswing: the new 2003-2004 Demographic and Health Survey (DHS) reveals great improvements in fertility as well as maternal and child health.
Darfur, Southern Sudan and Northern Uganda: The Quest for a Comprehensive Peace
February 07, 2005 // 1:00pm — 2:30pm
Africa Program
A special briefing by John Prendergast, Special Advisor to the President of the International Crisis Group. Having just returned from the region, Prendergast focused on the relationship between the current crisis in Darfur, the recent peace agreement in Southern Sudan, and the ongoing conflict in Northern Uganda. Streaming video of this event and a Dialogue interview are also available.
Zimbabwe at a Crossroads: Civil Society and the Future of Constitutional Reform
January 27, 2005 // 9:00am — 10:30am
Africa Program
A forum with Zimbabwean political activist Lovemore Madhuku. Dr. Madhuku is the founder and President of the National Constitutional Assembly, a non-governmental organization that advocates constitutional reforms in Zimbabwe. He will discuss recent political developments in Zimbabwe and the future of the constitutional reform movement, especially in light of new regulations on NGOs and the upcoming parliamentary elections. After this event, Dr. Madhuku gave an interview to the Wilson Center's Dialogue television program.
Book Launch – Imperial Reckoning: The Untold Story of Britain's Gulag in Kenya
January 26, 2005 // 9:00am — 10:30am
Africa Program
A book launch with Caroline Elkins, assistant professor of history at Harvard University and author of the recently published, Imperial Reckoning: The Untold Story of Britain's Gulag in Kenya. Caroline Elkins will be joined by discussant David Throup, Senior Associate and co-chair of the Kenya Roundtable at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
Sudan: The Current Situation and the Way Forward
December 17, 2004 // 1:30pm — 3:00pm
Africa Program
A Director's Forum with Jan Pronk, Special Representative of the Secretary General of the United Nations for Sudan. At this briefing, Special Representative Pronk outlined his vision of the long-term role of the United Nations in promoting enduring peace and stability in Sudan, and provide an update of UN activities in the country. Streaming video of this event is also available.
Book Launch--Beyond Free and Fair: Monitoring Elections and Building Democracy
December 09, 2004 // 2:30pm — 4:30pm
Asia Program
Eric Bjornlund, Democracy International; Commentator: Thomas Carothers, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Video of this event is available here.
Understanding Environment, Conflict, and Cooperation: Lessons and Strategies from Eastern Africa
November 16, 2004 // 1:30pm — 3:30pm
Environmental Change and Security Program
The linkages between environment and security loom large in Eastern Africa, providing not only challenges but also areas of opportunity. Scholars and activists discuss lessons and strategies for facing and addressing the interaction between environment and conflict in the region.
Confronting the Crisis: Women and AIDS
November 10, 2004 // 8:00am — 10:00am
Environmental Change and Security Program
Experts address women's particular vulnerability to HIV/AIDS, the disease's impact on family livelihoods, and women's role in prevention programs.
The Road to Peace in Liberia: Citizen Views on Transitional Justice
November 10, 2004 // 8:00am — 9:30am
Africa Program
A discussion with John Moreira of Greenberg Quinlan Research and Tornorlah Varpilah of the Transitional Justice Working Group. They discussed the results of a national survey and of twelve focus groups organized in Liberia, which explored the public's attitudes about justice and reconciliation after thirteen years of armed conflict and horrible atrocities. The first of its kind in Liberia, this public opinion project sought to ascertain how the Liberian public believes abuses committed during the war should be addressed. A powerpoint summary of the findings and background information are available for download. After the presentation, Moreira and Varpilah were interviewed by the Wilson Center's Dialogue program.


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Applying for H-1B petitions: The clock is ticking
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Humphrey named research coordinator for Upstate Medical University
Barbara Humphrey has been named research coordinator for the Research Development Office at SUNY Upstate Medical University. In this position, Humphrey assists Upstate Medical University faculty in their research and grant application efforts.
Humphrey has more than 20 years experience in the areas of grant applications and public service, having held a variety of leadership positions in Syracuse and Onondaga County.
Prior to Upstate, Humphrey served as director of the Westcott Community Center, a position she held since 1998 where she provided leadership to a center that attracts an estimated 5,000 people per year and that has an annual operating budget of $120,000. As director of planning and special projects for Hospice of Central New York (1994-1998), she oversaw the development of a $3.2 million Hospice Center. She served as director of planning for the City of Syracuse Department of Community Development (1988-1994), where she provided oversight of the city's $11 million Community Development Block Grant, $2 million Emergency Shelter Grant and $5 million HOME programs.
A resident of Syracuse's east side, Humphrey has been involved in numerous community volunteer activities, including service on the boards of the Covenant Housing Corp. and the Mother Marianne Cope Housing Corp. and as co-chair of the Westcott Street Cultural Fair.
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