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Cuban phenom Yasiel Puig has been the most interesting man in MLB this season. Part of Puig's appeal has been the mystery surrounding him. He doesn't speak English, so all of his quotes get washed through the translation machine, and since his quotes usually generate from the pre or postgame media scrum, they're particularly vague and generic. Enrique Rojas of ESPN Deportes sat down with Puig, though, and the resulting tidbits are illuminating, and some are downright hilarious. Via Chad Moriyama, we get some selected translations: "I'm happy, Hanley [Ramirez] is happy, [Juan] Uribe looks scared. What an ugly face my friend Uribe has. But I love him." "I came to this country to play baseball and give the best on the field. What people think outside the field, I don't worry." "I don't worry what the media says, I just play ball. Every individual thinks and writes what they want." "During practice, the coaches insist that I have to throw it to the cutoff man. I'm working hard on the throws." "Working on running the bases too because we can't make mistakes if we want to win the championship." "It has been a little bit difficult to adapt to [...]
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This piece reinterprets the career of the Leveller, John Lilburne, during the English Civil War, by re-examining the official sources pertaining to him, and the multitude of pamphlets written by himself and his enemies. The article recovers the chronology of Lilburne's story, by stripping away the layers of propaganda with which he later surrounded himself. It shows that he had powerful friends at Westminster, and that his tribulations were caused by political rivalries within Westminster rather than his development of a radical political theory. He is shown to have formed part of the Independent alliance during the mid-1640s, although his protected position was eventually imperilled by the fracturing of this group after the end of the first Civil War. The aim is to improve not just our understanding of Lilburne, but the complexity of parliamentarian politics during the 1640s.
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Red Hat 8.0 Browser update
I am a new user to Linux.
I have a laptop loaded with Red Hat 8.0 and would like to install Firefox 3.0 on it. It states that I must have certain levels of various programs (Gnome 2.16) for example in order to do so. I do not know how to update these items such as Gnome. I am a former/current Windows user.
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A handful of Melcher-Dallas and Twin Cedars volleyball players found themselves on the 2014 All-Bluegrass Conference team.
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Our local Bluegrass Conference schools, Twin Cedars and Melcher-Dallas, each had their struggles on the volleyball court this year.
Melcher-Dallas volleyball dominated game five to win a tightly contested affair with rival Twin Cedars last night, 20 – 25, 25 – 20, 25 – 18, 19 – 25, and 15 – 3, in the first round of the Class 1A regional tournament.
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With the Bluegrass Conference tournament on the horizon for both schools, Melcher-Dallas and Twin Cedars got some Monday volleyball play under their belt.
Playing a highly-ranked Grand View Christian team, the Twin Cedars' volleyball gals came up short in three sets in conference play last night, 11 – 25, 19 – 25, and 12 – 25.
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Twin Cedars' volleyball fell to Diagonal but won over Orient-Macksburg in a Bluegrass Conference triangular on Tuesday.
Twin Cedars' volleyball team went the distance with Seymour and notched a win in the Bluegrass Conference yesterday.
Melcher-Dallas' volleyball team came out of triangular action last night with a .500 mark.
Twin Cedars' volleyball team hung tough, but could not find a win against Chariton last night.
Twin Cedars ended up on top of Melcher-Dallas in a rivalry volleyball contest last night.
The boys met up on the gridiron last Friday, and tonight, it's the girls' turn for the fall rivalry between the Melcher-Dallas and Twin Cedars volleyball teams.
Twin Cedars' volleyball team dropped three tough sets to Wayne on Monday night, losing 13 – 25, 20 – 25, and 16 – 25.
Good competition was had at the Twin Cedars volleyball tournament on Saturday morning.
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It took five sets, but the Twin Cedars volleyball team came out on top of Moulton-Udell on Thursday evening.
Taking on a very formidable foe yesterday at home, the Twin Cedars volleyball team fell to Class 2A Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont in straight sets.
Melcher-Dallas found themselves on the winning side of things in a Bluegrass Conference bout last night against Seymour.
Twin Cedars and Melcher-Dallas fell in Bluegrass Conference volleyball play last night.
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Is Zac Efron Dating Someone New?
The 23-year-old actor got cozy with the blond beauty on Thursday night, according to People.com. Efron reportedly accompanied Palmer, 24, to a screening of her new comedy 'Take Me Home Tonight' (co-starring Topher Grace and Anna Faris), and to the after-party in Los Angeles. Later, they moved on to Voyeur nightclub, where they were spotted smiling and flirting.
As solo guests, Palmer and Efron both attended the same Golden Globes party last month sponsored by InStyle. Neither actor's reps have confirmed they're dating.
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At the Hollywood hotspot Voyeur, that same night, a witness says that "Zac chatted with Teresa for awhile...She leaned in close so she could hear over the music...[And he was] smiling and slightly flirting with her. There was no overt PDA, but he was not shy about giving her leg the occasional touch."
Palmer's film career has been heating up, with appearances in last year's 'The Sorcerer's Apprentice' (co-starring Nicolas Cage) and the upcoming sci-fi drama from Michael Bay and Stephen Spielberg, 'I Am Number Four' (co-starring Alex Pettyfer). Meanwhile, her film 'Take Me Home Tonight,' a raunchy comedy set in the '80s, is set to open March 4.
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I'll accept it when you can show me a gay couple produce life naturally by means of "their" unnatural means of sex. No cheating with surrogates.I love this , So does My boyfriend .he is almost 11year older than me .i met him via agegapsin gles.c'om a nice place for seeking age le ss love.which gives you a chance to make your life better and open opportunities for you to meet the attractive young girls and treat you like a king. Maybe you wanna check it out or tell your friends.. Just love it
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Isn't Zac into boys?
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I wish!
- Monday 07 FebruaryBy gtoya1331
Of course he is. Why else would Tom Cruise junior be burning through so many girls. He should just Ricky Martin the situation and be done with it. It's not like he's THAT popular anyhow. High School Musical is SO past.
- Sunday 06 FebruaryBy Marsha
Zac who? Talk about out of sight out of mind. Ever since those Twilight boys came on the scene Zac has been a no show.
- Monday 07 FebruaryBy gtoya1331
I know right? When you've got the Wolf Pack who remembers High School Musical!
- Sunday 06 FebruaryBy Mark
He looks great with that short hair and does good work in his acting. It's so par for the course these days that most men with good looks are all being thrown the "gayball" whether single, dating or married. Maybe we should all start accepting the fact that everyone is gay and that being straight is something to gossip about and laugh at. It seems to me the straight world has a huge divorce rate.
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I'll accept it when you can show me a gay couple produce life naturally by means of "their" unnatural means of sex. No cheating with surrogates.
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@ Cindy: The only thing unatural was your hideous response.
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I totally agree, Joey.
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Aother Disney product. The latest crop on cable are being groomed to replace Zakky boy and the Hilton, Lohans etc. Wait for the latest 16year old to establish his 'adult credentials'.
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It's amazing on how all the so-called "pure minds" immediately go to something gay. Guess people are trying to say all people good looking are gay...then all straight/hetro's are ugly? And why are some people so concerned if persons can procreate? What about a hetro couple that doesn't want to have children? Aren't there enough unwanted babies on this planet?
Getting back to the subject, I wish him all the success with his career and new girlfriend. Hope the new one makes him happy!
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I'll bet she has a gorgeous Outback.
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And she probably has something else you can be jealous of...a brain! Not to mention, looks, money, a career. Pick one.
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i am getting zac efron to be my bff go away from he is my all my.i siad so.
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In addition to being a past board member, I also work for Onondaga-Cortland-Madison BOCES and provide consultation services to several area school district in the areas of risk management, workplace environmental, health, safety and security issues. My professional work experience allows me to bring a balanced perspective to dealing with many issues that school districts face on a daily basis.
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PENDLETON -- A Umatilla County grand jury has indicted former Hamley Steakhouse general manager Vince Cannone on theft charges related to his employment with the downtown Pendleton establishment.
Cannone is accused of taking cash, gift certificates and services without paying for them in separate instances.
Cannone -- who recently reopened Jacobi's Cafe in Walla Walla -- was taken aback when contacted Friday afternoon by the Union-Bulletin for comment. After a reporter told him of the indictment, Cannone said he had known nothing about the charges or any criminal investigation and hadn't been contacted by anyone from Umatilla County.
"I'm just stunned by the allegations. That's what has me shocked," said Cannone.
He denied stealing any money, although acknowledged having had "business differences" with the Hamley owners that have led to an unrelated civil lawsuit.
"This opportunity of Hamley Steakhouse did not work out for me," Cannone said.
The Umatilla County grand jury handed up the criminal indictment late Thursday afternoon. Cannone faces seven counts in all:
The first six charges are felonies and the last is a misdemeanor.
Umatilla County District Attorney Dean Gushwa said his office will send a letter to Cannone about the charges, telling him when to appear at the Umatilla County Courthouse in Pendleton. An arraignment date hadn't been set.
Cannone was a partner in the steak house with Parley Pearce and Blair Woodfield, the pair who also own the Hamley's store and coffee shop.
Pearce told the Union-Bulletin on Friday he believes Cannone stole between $20,000 and $30,000, mostly in 2008, adding that an accounting is under way to determine an exact amount.
"We became aware of some of the improprieties in late May of 2008 and contacted an attorney," Pearce said, adding the owners fired Cannone in early June of that year. Cannone claims he wanted to be removed from the position of general manager.
Pendleton police investigated the theft allegations. Police Lt. Mark Swanson said the investigation focused on financial activity within the restaurant's business accounts.
Pearce alleges Cannone committed the thefts in various ways, such as cashing checks made out to the restaurant and using a business credit card for personal expenses.
But Cannone said he never did such things and the allegations are rooted in his ongoing dispute with the owners.
"Everything was related to business and they know that," Cannone said.
In January, Anderson Perry & Associates hired Cannone as the firm's business development manager for Eastern Washington. Then in June he reopened Jacobi's, which he had owned about a decade earlier.
He and his family live in Walla Walla and run the restaurant.
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When the mining town of Deadwood sprung up in 1876, bets occurred at practically every saloon in town and gambling in casino establishments was very popular. When gambling was outlawed during the roaring twenties it still continued behind closed doors in Deadwood. The repeal of the Prohibition Act in 1935 made gambling boom once again until 1947. In 1964, Deadwood became the only city in the United States to be named a National Historical Landmark. Let's take a closer look at the history of gambling in the United States to make us better understand its evolution:
The history of gambling in North America stretches all the way back to the 1600's. While the Puritans banned gambling, other colonies embraced it and enjoyed card games and dice. Cock-fights, however, were not legalized initially since it wasn't considered a suitable game for gentlemen. But why was gambling so popular throughout the early colonies? One theory is that the "frontier spirit" resembles gambling, with traits such as high expectation, risk and opportunism.
Horse racing was also widespread in the 1600's, although not as organized as it is today. Most bets were made between the horse owners and their affiliates. In 1665 the first race track in North America was built on Long Island and a more elaborate form of horse racing grew more popular.
The English financers of the American colonies viewed gambling as a way to raise money for further expansion. They established sophisticated lotteries that included instant winners, but because of fraud allegations the early lotteries were eventually dissolved. However, all 13 original colonies ended up using lotteries to raise revenue and build universities such as Dartmouth, Yale and Harvard.
The British crown wanted to keep the lottery as a monopoly, which was wildly protested among the colonies. When the separation from England began the Continental Congress established a lottery to help finance the war, but it was abandoned due to the low number of tickets sold.
By the 1800's, dice and card games had started to move from homes to taverns and roadhouses and the first casinos started sprouting. Gambling grew strong in the lower Mississippi Valley, where the connected waterways allowed travelers and settlers to join the melting pot of the South – New Orleans. During the same century, the opposition was raging about the fraud and dishonesty that tainted the lotteries. The anti-lottery forces prevailed and put an end to most state authorized lotteries. The prohibition led to the surfacing of several illegal lotteries and smuggling activities throughout the nation as well as illegal gambling in casinos kept inside underground facilities.
Gambling got a revival in the Far West as the mining boom occurred and restless, ambitious miners with high expectations migrated to the area. San Francisco replaced New Orleans as the center of gambling and started to grow popular among women, blacks and Chinese as well. The state of California started licensing gambling establishments to raise money in the 1850's. Gambling laws were put in play and were initially focused on those who ran the games, and not the actual players. The first slot machine was invented in 1895 and first appeared in San Francisco. It was, however, outlawed in 1911.
Virtually all forms of gambling except for some forms of horse racing were prohibited by the states by 1910. Arizona and New Mexico even had to outlaw casinos in order to gain statehood. The gambling continued underground until the stock market crash of 1929 when the government once again started realizing that gambling would be a good source of revenue. Law enforcement agencies started a crackdown on illegal gambling on the East Coast which made many mobsters relocate their businesses to the West Coast where the reins were held looser at the time. Many organized crime syndicates invested heavily in Nevada casinos, with Las Vegas' Flamingo as one of the most notable. Las Vegas became the destination for high rollers in the early 1950's and hundreds of new casinos sprung up. When the Senate began investigating criminal influence in the casino industry, their findings showed that tax fraud was widespread. The following prosecutions made the mob sell their casino interests to law-abiding citizens and companies.
Legal lotteries didn't resurface until 1964 in New Jersey. The new lotteries became successful due to their low cost and higher percentage of lottery revenue as prizes. Atlantic City became a popular tourist destination as New Jersey became the second state to legalize casino gambling in 1978. Today most states have expanded legalized gaming, including regulated casino games and lotteries. There has been an explosion of Native American casinos as well as online gaming and betting. Deadwood was the first small community in the United States to seek gambling rights as a way to maintain its historic qualities. The legalization in 1989 brought significant new revenues and development. As gambling is still evolving, what do you think the next step will be?
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Problem with flashing 6800!! HELP!
I flashed my eVGA 6800 limited edition to 415/1130 in late 2004, and it worked stable. Until FEAR came out, where i could see artifacting at certain points, it must be pushing the card that games previously (source etc) did not, the fix is to underclock the memory to 1100. I have backed up the BIOS and edited it with NiBiToR to make the new bios 415/1100.
I made a bootable floppy and put nvflash and wfflash, then i tried to flash by using commands such as nvflash -p -u -f new.rom but all it does is bring up the nvflash menu showing you all the commands, it doesnt flash anything!!! with wfflash, it tried to flash, but it took like 20 minutes just sitting there saying 'backed up to saveold.rom' where i remember before when i originaly flashed it it continued after about 1 minute, so I rebooted the computer manually.
Oh great, now the card didnt work at ALL. The comp posts, but no video signal
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Lucky I had my asus 6800 vanilla, (unfortunately some friend has my old PCI card arg), but I tried to just do some test with nvflash to see if it would get further than the menu screen but it didnt, all it comes up with various commands like -5 -6 -w etc i have tried, all it does is bring up the menu screen showing nvflash's options.
I tried using autoexec.bat on the floppy to make it auto do something with the stuffed evga 6800 limited edition, but it had the same results of nvflash doing nothing and wfflash trying to flash but not going anywhere. What am I doing wrong?? help!!
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Sleepless in Minnesota
There's a superpower that comes with having a toddler and an infant: The Ability to Function on Very Little Sleep. Personally, I'd rather have the ability to fly, but we take what we're given.
Four hours straight? That counts as a full night. Three two-hour increments? Yes, please. Even five consecutive hour-long naps is better than nothing. Which is only a little less than what I got the other night.
I overshot my caffeine intake. Then, on more than one occasion, Roy decided he needed my body (and only my body) next to him in his big boy bed. Vera threw extra nursing sessions and a 3 AM solo dance party into the mix. The next day, I was a drooling, zoned-out shell of a woman with the patience of a hummingbird. So pretty.
My friend Liz up the street has kids roughly the same age as mine. That night, she posted on Facebook: "Need a new bedtime routine for chubby buddy Frank, our current state of affairs is DRIVING ME FRIGGING BONKERS!"
Desperate, yes. But the fact that she possessed the energy to use all caps and an exclamation point told me she had yet to hit bottom.
Liz and I often have super interesting conversations. They go something like this:
Me: "Yeah, we didn't get much, OK, hey, please stop that Roy. Let's do something else, OK? Thanks, sweetie. Uh. What was I saying?"
Liz: "Sleep. I know. He cried for two hours straight last night. I don't, um, Vivi, let's go upstairs then. Here we go! Up!"
Me: "Yeah, I'm not sure if it's teething or a growth, uh, whatever. Spurt. Growth spurt. Spurt's a word, right? Spurt?" [Baby starts crying.] "Hey, little lady! What's wrong?"
Liz: "Yeah, spurt. I know. Who knows? I'm thinking about letting him cry it out. Here you go, Viv."
Me: "Shhh. It's OK. Shhh. Hold on a sec?"
And then we solve world peace. The end.
With Clint it's an unfair pairing. He's more well rested, which is good for him. Yay, I'm happy for him, getting all that great rest. So happy.
Working against him: The fact that he's my husband and therefore should know how to read my damn mind.
Me: "Please put that thing back in the, um, thing for me. Would you?"
Clint: [Pause.] "First: What thing?"
Me, gesturing: "The, uh. You know."
Clint: "No. I really don't.
Me: [Staring, with eye daggers.] "C'mon. Help me here."
Clint: "I want to."
Me: "Do you? The thing!"
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On July 11, 2012 at 6:53 pm
Dying over here… For a long time my dream super power has been the ability to speak to anyone in any (their) language. Clearly I need a few weeks of sleep before I'll be able to use my power for anything good. Or interesting. You crack me up!
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On July 12, 2012 at 11:10 am
OMG I love this. Why is it husbands can't figure out what the "thingee" is? Also, pretty sure Marty has asked me to put something somewhere without calling it what it was and I was lost too…must be something about couples.
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Los Angeles - January 16, 2006 - The House Ear Institute today announces the official launch of an aggressive consumer awareness campaign aimed at teens and young adults. The campaign uses the theme "It's How You Listen That Counts" to warn young adults of the potential dangers to hearing posed by listening to loud sound. This age group, previously known as "the MTV Generation," is now frequently referred to as the "MP3 Generation" due to the soaring popularity of digital portable music players. Because this generation of consumers tends to play their music too loud for too long, they are particularly vulnerable to permanent noise-induced hearing loss and have become the target audience for the youth-oriented messages delivered by House Ear Institute.
Working from extensive market research carried out over several months, the Institute created advisory commercials designed to captivate teens and drive them to the campaign's web site for additional information on safe listening habits. The first phase of the 10-month "It's How You Listen That Counts" campaign launches in Arizona as a test market with commercial spots featured on MTV and five Yahoo! Web sites.
The goal for phase one is to gather additional market research data and analyze which type of messaging truly impacts behavior in this age group, allowing the Institute to then confidently carry the message nationwide.
Over the past few years, the Institute, through its Sound Partners TM hearing conservation program, has educated tens of thousands of audio and music professionals about the importance of safe listening practices to a successful career in sound.
The Institute recognizes a growing need to expand its program beyond the sound industries to reach young consumer audiences, who typically crank up the volume, but generally are unaware of the serious risks that loud decibels (exceeding 85 dB) can pose to their hearing.
"This campaign is a vital step to discovering what it will take to reach teens and young adults with a message that motivates them to make smart listening choices to preserve their hearing while still appreciating great sound," said Marilee Potthoff, marketing director, House Ear Institute.
"Today, baby boomers who are struggling with hearing loss from the loud activities of their youth regret that they didn't know enough when they were young to protect their hearing from permanent damage. Our goal is to deliver the warning message to the next generation before it's too late."
About the House Ear Institute
The House Ear Institute (HEI) is a private, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to advancing hearing science through research and education to improve quality of life. HEI scientists are exploring the causes of auditory disorders at the cellular and molecular level as well as the complex ear-brain interaction, and refining the application of auditory implants, diagnostic techniques and hearing aids.


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i do like it. the vehicles feel a bit copy and pasted and the composition is a little iffy, but, otherwise, i dig it. the rendering and the colors are perfect.
i imagine it extending much further vertically, featuring an epic sky full of swirling clouds and air-bound craft. maybe a bit much ;p
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Thank's sourgasm, glad you like it
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bad ass colors mate! not fond of the copy and paste without even working on the lighting of each cmon don't get lazy! haha nice works
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Ditto with the other comments. Looks good, but the copy paste is too distracting, and the composition could use some work. As it is now, it's pretty static.
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That loooookksss great man. very clean work of art man.
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I'm donating the proceeds from all sales of this pattern to a birdie charity of my sister's choice for the rest of this week. :-)
See, there's a little bird in the pattern too. He's called Henry. That's a joke with my sister. :-) You are allowed to make jokes with your sister on her birthday, right? It's not like I'm calling her Old or anything. Well, I couldn't really do that anyway, seeing as she's younger than me...
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Since this illustrious beginning LARRY has built a huge family stretching throughout Texas and Colorado and slowly seeping into the pores of America. They have played with many amazing bands from around the country including Merl Saunders, Leftover Salmon, Grey Boy Allstars, Col. Bruce and ARU, and Chris Duarte. June of 1997 saw the release of LARRY'S long awaited Independent CD Here I Am. In November of 1997 LARRY was honored to be joined on stage by Domingo Ortiz, the percussionist from Widespread Panic and a true hero to LARRY and many of their fans, for an unbelievable show at The Mercury in Austin.
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Loss of primary habitat has also played a significant role in the demise of this species. The elimination of the natural fire regime has resulted in the succession of savanna and open woodland habitats into closed-canopy woodlands. Only in sites with extremely shallow soils or areas that are frequently mowed or cleared does B. canadensis persist in any significant populations. Since settlement, much of the available habitat has been destroyed, converted to cultivated fields, land development, and urbanization (Weakley 1993). These threats remain for extant populations.
Grazing is a potential threat to extant populations (Smith 1992, Ludwig 1993). Grazing may serve to maintain the open character of woodlands, but its effects on B. canadensis plants are unknown. In some areas, the plants appear to be grazed by cattle (Smith 1992). Soil compaction and disturbance may negatively impact individual plants and populations.
Competition from exotic plant species (such as Lonicera tatarica and Rhamnus cathartica) is a threat to populations (Ludwig 1993). These species can form dense stands and eliminate ground layer herbaceous and other shrub species, including B. canadensis. Excessive shading and canopy closure in woodlands may be a factor in reducing seed production in the species, as has been noted in Missouri (Smith 1992).
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|Cooked chicken
|4 Pound (1 In Number, Cold)
|Hard boiled eggs
|6 Medium
|Green peppers
|2 , pitted, seeded and finely shredded
|Stuffed green olives
|4 Tablespoon, sliced
|Green grapes
|1 Pound, peeled and seeded
|Slivered blanched almonds
|4 Ounce
|Freshly ground black pepper
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Prepared french mustard
|2 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Olive oil
|6 Tablespoon
|White wine vinegar
|6 Tablespoon
|Sour cream
|10 Ounce
|2 Teaspoon
|Freshly ground white pepper
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
On a wooden board, carve the chicken into pieces and, with a small, sharp knife, detach the meat from the skin and bones.
Discard the skin and bones.
Cut the meat into thin strips and put them into a salad bowl.
Separate the yolks from the whites of the hard boiled eggs.
Finely chop the whites and add to the chicken.
Keep the egg yolks aside on a plate.
Add the green peppers, olives, grapes and almonds.
Do not mix or toss the ingredients.
Set the salad bowl aside.
Prepare the French dressing.
In a small mixing bowl, combine the vinegar, mustard, salt and pepper.
With a large spoon, beat the ingredients together to mix well, then stir in the olive oil.
Pour the dressing over the ingredients in the salad bowl.
Press the egg yolks through a fine strainer or push them through a garlic press over the chicken mixture.
Toss the salad to mix the ingredients well.
Sprinkle the black pepper over the top.
Cover the salad bowl and keep it in the refrigerator until you are ready to serve it.
Lastly prepare the sour cream dressing.
In a small mixing bowl, slowly beat the vinegar into the sour cream.
Add the sugar, salt and pepper and mix well.
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Telomeres are sections of DNA that tell an interesting story about lifespan. Shorter telomeres usually suggest a shorter life -- but new research by a Wilmot lung cancer expert shows that longer telomeres might be a promising biomarker for a recurrence of early stage lung cancer.
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Alison Billroth-MacLurg, a six-year Ph.D. candidate in Deborah Fowell's lab, is in the thick of planning her career and recently attended a one-day mini course to help basic scientists become more competitive in the job market.
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Billy Joe Patterson registered as a Sexual Predator with the Levy County Sheriff's Office. By Florida law Patterson is required to notify law enforcement whenever he changes addresses.
Patterson was convicted in 2003 in Levy County for sexual battery by an adult on a child under 12; F.S. 794.011.
Patterson has registered his change in address as: 14750 NE Hwy 27 Alt lot 4, Williston.
By Mark Ferrulo
Special to the Citizen
Recently, the U.S. Supreme Court rendered a decision in Williams-Yulee v. The Florida Bar that will impact future judicial campaigns across the country. The court upheld a Florida rule that helps keep courts fair and impartial by prohibiting judicial candidates from personally soliciting campaign contributions.
By Jerry Lawrence
Guest Columnist
To the Superintendent and Board Members:
I would like to bring to your attention a series of recurring discrepancies between board meetings and board meeting minutes, which are supposed to be an unbiased, official account of board meetings.
Example 1 – Reporting only half the details
On Wednesday, May 27, the Historical Society has planned a one day trip to the Florida State Archives and Library in Tallahassee.
While at the Archives, the group will tour "behind the scenes" conducted by one of the Florida State Archivists.
The tour will be conducted in the restricted stacks area of the Archives. In this area, researchers will learn more about the records the Archives collects and also be shown preservation methods and view little known record collections of interest available to local and family history researchers.
AMVETS Ladies Auxiliary 88 held its first community dog walk to benefit the Guardian Angels Medical Service Dogs, Inc.
The walk started at Fort Fanning Historical Park in Fanning Springs where Guardian Angels had a booth, along with booths for concessions, T-shirts and bandanas and dog treats run by other volunteers.
The four-mile walk started at Fort Fanning and carried over on to the Nature Coast State Trail.
Have you been diagnosed as a diabetic? Nationwide, about 11 million older adults have diabetes. Thousands of new cases are reported each year and millions more have it and don't know it. Diabetes is a lifelong health condition but if individuals with the condition know how to manage it, they can live successfully without complications.
The Suwannee Valley Players is holding auditions for "The Addams Family Musical" based on the book by Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice, and characters created by Charles Addams.
The show dates are Oct. 16-18, 23-25, 30-31 and Nov. 1.
Auditions will be at the Chief Theater, 25 E. Park Ave. Chiefland on Tuesday, June 8, 7-9 p.m.; Saturday, June 13, 4-6 p.m. and Saturday, June 20, 2-4 p.m.
"Campers in the Kitchen" is scheduled for the week of June 22. Campers will learn basic food preparation skills, food safety, nutrition and more. Crafts and physical activity will also be a part of the program. Deadline for this camp is Monday, June 8 with a minimum of 10 campers required.
Food distribution
The Food for Life food distribution is on the second and fourth Saturday of the month starting at 10 a.m. at the Chiefland First United Methodist Church with a suggested donation of $3.50.
Turning Point lasagna dinner
Turning Point Ministry is having a lasagna dinner tonight (Thursday, May 14) from 5-7 p.m. at the church.
The menu includes lasagna, salad bar, bread, drink and dessert. A donation of $8 is suggested.
The Horseshoe Beach Library Corporation announced the election of new officers. Zinnette Green is president, Lindy Mather is vice president, Natalie Wilson is secretary and Priscilla Roberts is treasurer. Sara Beth Stribling and Elsie Hicks are directors. The new board replaces President Jeanne Jones and Secretary/Treasurer Laura Wigglesworth.
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SHERIDAN — The University of Wyoming World to Wyoming lecture series will feature Mark Jenkins at 7 p.m. March 11 at the Sheridan Junior High School Early Auditorium.
Jenkins, from National Geographic writer and UW, will present "Vietnam underground: The Viet Cong, spelunkers and the biggest cave on earth."
Hidden deep in the jungles of central Vietnam, on the edge of the Truong Son Mountains, is a network of massive caves. Created by underground rivers cutting their way through limestone, most of these caves remain unexplored. In the past two decades, a highly accomplished team of British spelunkers have been penetrating ever deeper into these gigantic caverns.
Jenkins was invited on an expedition to descend into what would turn out to be the largest cave ever discovered, Hang Son Doong. Exploring this cave was so treacherous and difficult the team actually lived underground for days to complete the first descent.
In his presentation, Jenkins will take the audience across Vietnam — a vibrant country finally thriving after decades of war — and into the dark belly of the earth.
The event is free and open to the public.
For additional information, contact Manuela Hofer-McIntyre at 307-766-3415 or email@example.com.
The SJHS is located at 500 Lewis St.
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan High School Jazz Band will perform at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the school's Sue Henry Auditorium.
The concert is free and open to the public.
The band will play songs performed at the Northwest College Jazz Festival and other jazz standards such as "Sentimental Journey" and "Sing, Sing, Sing."
The SHS Jazz Band is directed by Diane Knutson.
For additional information, contact SHS at 672-1127.
Sheridan High School is located at 1056 Long Drive.
SHERIDAN — Sheridan Memorial Hospital invites members of the community to build a healthier community together by attending a free presentation on colorectal cancer screening, education and resources.
The presentation will be held from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Monday, March 23, in SMH Conference Room A located next to the cafeteria.
Featured speakers are Wanda Webb, case manager with the Wyoming Colorectal Cancer Screening Program, and Dr. Sara Smith, chief of staff and general surgeon at SMH.
The presentation is hosted by Sheridan Memorial Hospital, The Foundation for Sheridan Memorial Hospital and the Welch Cancer Center.
For more information, call 673-2418.
SHERIDAN — The Cozy Corner will host a fundraising party for the Senior Center's Keystone Awards on March 27 from 3-7 p.m.
The event will include music, drinks and a chance to give back.
Admission is free, but tickets for the raffle packages to be awarded at the April 23 Keystone Awards will be available for sale.
For additional information, call Vanessa Larson or Brittany Hoblit at 672-2240.
The Cozy Corner is located at 112 Coffeen Ave.
SHERIDAN — The Josties will perform March 27 beginning at 7 p.m. at the Bethesda Worship Center.
The Christian concert by Dale and Lisa Jost and their family will include toe-tapping music with a message.
The concert is appropriate for all ages and is free and open to the public.
Donations will be accepted to help cover the family's expenses.
For additional information about the Josts see josties.com.
For additional information about the event, call 655-3036.
The Bethesda Worship Center is located at 5135 Coffeen Ave.
SHERIDAN — The Jazz Ambassadors — the official touring band of the U.S. Army — will perform at the WYO Theater at 7:30 p.m. March 31.
The free concert will feature the 19-member ensemble formed in 1969.
Concerts by the Jazz Ambassadors are designed to entertain all types of audiences. Custom compositions and arrangements will highlight the group's talent and soloists.
The band's repertoire includes big band swing, bebop, Latin, contemporary jazz, standards, popular tunes, Dixieland, vocals and patriotic selections.
To reserve your seats, call the WYO Theater box office at 672-9084.
The WYO Theater is located at 42 N. Main St.
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan High School Symphony and Baroque orchestras will perform April 1 at 6:30 p.m. in the school's Sue Henry Auditorium.
The Baroque Orchestra will perform pieces by Mozart and Brahms and the Symphony Orchestra will perform pieces by Weber, Elgar and Lalo. Jacob Jahiel will be featured as a soloist.
In addition, Pippin Robison will perform Stamitz's violin concerto in G and Mariah Grant will perform a violin concerto in G by Haydn.
For additional information, call SHS at 672-2495.
SHS is located at 1056 Long Drive.
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan-Johnson County chapter of the Wyoming Archaeological Society will meet at 6 p.m. April 2 at the Sheridan Holiday Inn, in the Le Gourmet room.
Dinner will be ordered from the menu, however it is not necessary to order dinner to attend the free program.
Following dinner, at approximately 7:15 p.m., Billings Bureau of Land Reclamation archaeologist George Shannon will give a presentation on the Mystic Maze site, located in Needles, California. Numbers of geoglyphs have been located on the large 100-acre site. The geoglyph designs were created with stones from the site. The Mystic Maze site is considered a portal to the Mojave Indians afterlife. It is also subject to a Chrome IV spill and is currently undergoing a cleanup action.
Shannon holds a doctorate in anthropology from Michigan State University and has practiced archaeology in the Arctic, Midwest, Eastern Seaboard, Southeast, Texas, Southwest, California and Great Plains over the past 40 years.
Reservations are not necessary to attend the free program and members of the public are encouraged to attend.
The Sheridan Holiday Inn is located at 1809 Sugarland Drive.
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan Arts Council in collaboration with the First Baptist Church will host a concert by Land's End on April 2 at the church.
Land's End is Canada's premier classical chamber ensemble and will be joined by WYO Theater Executive Director Gerard Gibbs on oboe and Marcin Swoboda on viola.
A pre-concert talk will begin at 6 p.m. and the concert will start at 7 p.m.
Tickets are $10 for adults, $8 for seniors and military and $5 for students.
Tickets are available at the WYO Theater box office, online at wyotheater.com, by phone at 672-9084 or at First Baptist Church.
Tickets will also be available at the door.
First Baptist Church is located at 3179 Big Horn Ave.
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan College/Community Wind Ensemble will perform a concert, "Pneumatic Portal: 'P' Music," April 4 at 7 p.m. in the Sue Henry Auditorium at Sheridan High School.
The ensemble will be playing "Prelude, Siciliano, and Rondo" (Malcolm Arnold, 1963); "Pageant" (Vincent Persichetti, 1954); "Paper Cut" (Alex Shapiro, 2010); "Pathfinder of Panama" (John Philip Sousa, 1915); and "Paris Sketches" (Martin Ellerby, 2004).
The concert is free and open to the public.
For additional information, call director Dr. Brian Casey at 674-6446, Ext 3009.
SHS is located at 1056 Long Drive.
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan College/Community Wind Ensemble will perform a concert, "Pneumatic Portal: 'P' Music," Saturday, April 4, at 7 p.m. in the Sue Henry Auditorium at Sheridan High School.
The ensemble will be playing "Prelude, Siciliano, and Rondo" (Malcolm Arnold, 1963); "Pageant" (Vincent Persichetti, 1954); "Paper Cut" (Alex Shapiro, 2010); "Pathfinder of Panama" (John Philip Sousa, 1915); and "Paris Sketches" (Martin Ellerby, 2004).
The concert is free and open to the public.
For additional information, call director Dr. Brian Casey at 674-6446, Ext 3009.
SHS is located at 1056 Long Drive.
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan High School choirs will perform a concert for the community at 7 p.m. April 7 in the Sheridan High School Sue Henry Auditorium.
The concert will feature the songs the four choirs will be taking to the upcoming Northeast District Festival to be held April 30 in Gillette.
The Honor Choir will sing a Mozart piece; Treblemakers, the all-girl choir, and Spectrum, a co-ed choir, will both sing several songs they performed at the jazz festival in Casper.
The SHS mixed choir will also perform, and the evening will also feature several small ensembles.
Choir teacher Ashley Lecholat said her choirs work all year to develop the needed techniques to master the mature pieces that will be featured at the concert.
The concert will last approximately one hour and is free and open to the public.
Sheridan High School is located at 1056 Long Drive.
SHERIDAN — All the elementary schools in Sheridan County School District 2 will combine for a night of singing and fun on April 30.
The concert featuring choirs from each elementary school will begin at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Early Auditorium at Sheridan Junior High School.
Sheridan Junior High School is located at 500 Lewis St.
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan College Museum of Discovery Science Lecture Series will present a lecture on "Willow Dieback and the Condition of Willow Communities on the Bighorn National Forest" as part of its spring 2015 lecture series.
U.S Forest Service Forest Hydrologist Chris Williams will present the lecture at 7 p.m. May 6 in the Science Museum/Mohns Center at Sheridan College.
The event is free and open to the public.
For more information, call 674-6446, ext. 3500.
Sheridan College is located at 3059 Coffeen Ave.
SHERIDAN — The second annual Ranch Sustainability Forum will be held May 18-20 in Sheridan.
The forum seeks to provide informational resources and tools for ranch stakeholders that will help provide healthy and sustainable ranches in 2020 and beyond.
The keynote address will be given by Nina Teicholz, author of "The Big Fat Surprise: Why Butter, Meat and Cheese belong in a Healthy Diet."
Beginning at 9 a.m. on May 18, Whit Hibbard will teach a course on "Low Stress Livestock Handling." The course will continue on May 19. The cost is $40 for two days or $25 for one day.
On May 19, activities will include a class on practical software for ranching, an open house at the University of Wyoming Ag Experiment Station, dinner with the keynote speaker and a presentation by Wayne Fahsholtz of the Padlock Ranch on beef marketing trends. The dinner and keynote address cost $30.
On May 20, a symposium will be held beginning at 9 a.m. that will feature a variety of speakers and topics including hiring and retaining top talent, extending weaning for overwintered calves, keys to healthy ranch businesses and more. The symposium will cost $30.
Events will be held at Sheridan College, located at 3059 Coffeen Ave.
For reservations, call Lisa at the Padlock Ranch at 655-2264 or email email@example.com.
To purchase tickets and view an agenda, visit agwingroup.com/ranch-sustainability-forum-agenda/.
SHERIDAN — Unplug Week will kick off May 18 with an offering that is new this year, an evening at the WYO Theater aimed at educating children in a fun way.
The Banana Slug String Band — musicians, songwriters and educators who blend music, theater, puppetry and audience participation to create a learning environment for kids — will perform a free concert from 6-8 p.m. May 18 in the Mars Black Box Theater.
Claire Hobbs, communications and development associate with the SCLT, said the group teaches many different science and environmentally focused lessons ranging from water cycles to recycling in a fun and interactive way.
Just prior, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation's traveling "Great Elk Tour" conservation education exhibit will be open from 4-6 p.m. displaying world-class taxidermy as a way for children to better understand the habitat of the animals and how conserving them ensures our hunting heritage.
SHERIDAN — The Baroque Orchestra and the Sheridan High School Symphony Orchestra will present their spring concert at 7 p.m. May 18 at the SHS Sue Henry Auditorium.
The Baroque Orchestra will perform Symphony No. 25 by Mozart.
The SHS Symphony Orchestra will perform selections from Carmen Suite No. 1 by Georges Bizet. Student Jacob Jahiel will perform Mozart's Violin Concerto in G and Mackenzie Dougherty will perform Violin Concerto in B-flat by Pergolesi with the chamber orchestra.
Both the Baroque and symphony orchestras will combine to perform "Memory" from the musical "Cats" by Andrew Lloyd Weber and "Pirates of the Caribbean" by Klaus Badelt.
Sheridan High School is located at 1056 Long Dr.
SHERIDAN — The Downtown Sheridan Association will host an evening of wine, food and music pairing from 6-9 p.m. May 19 at The Loft, located above the Cattle and Creek Restaurant at 201 Broadway St.
The Instagators will provide live music.
Wine will be donated by Steve Reed of Northwest Vintage, and food will be donated by Killy's Warehouse Market and Red Velvet Bakery.
Tickets are $40 per person.
Call 672-8881 to reserve a seat.
BIG HORN — The Big Horn High School band and choir will present a Spring Concert at 7 p.m. May 19 in the BHHS auditorium.
Choir selections will include "Where Go The Boats," with poetry by Robert Louis Stevenson and music by Mary Lynn Lightfoot, "Fly Away Medley" arranged by Mark Hayes, "Riversong" by Roger Emerson and "I Got A Name" arranged by Jay Althouse.
The band will present "Plaza de Toros" by Mark Williams, "Final Drive" by Doug Beach and George Shutack, "Caribbean Dance" by Victor Lopez, "Smack Dab In The Middle" arranged by Rick Stitzel and "Rockin' The Boat" by Brad Ciechomski.
Music teacher Ariel Downing will direct the band and the choir. Wendy Mort will accompany the choir.
The event is free and open to the public.
Big Horn High School is located at 337 Highway 335 in Big Horn.
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan High School band will hold a "pops" concert featuring light, popular classical tunes at 7 p.m. May 19 at Sue Henry Auditorium at the high school.
The concert is free and open to the public.
Sheridan High School is located at 1056 Long Drive.
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan Junior High School choir will hold its spring concert at 7 p.m. May 21 in the Early Auditorium at Sheridan Junior High School.
The event is free and open to the public.
Sheridan Junior High School is located at 500 Lewis St.
SHERIDAN — Students at Story Elementary School will give a spring musical performance at 6:30 p.m. May 22 at Story School.
The concert is free and open to the public.
Story School is located at 103 Fish Hatchery Road in Story.
UCROSS — The Ucross Foundation will host its Wyoming Grasslands Celebration on May 29-30.
On May 29, the WYO Theater will feature the Sheridan premiere of the film, "The Ucross Experiment: Cross Pollination of Arts and Sciences," a documentary film that captures the explorations and adventures of four pairs of prominent artists and scientists from the University of Wyoming when they came together at the Ucross Foundation in summer 2014.
The film is by Ali Grossman and features UW professors including composer Anne Guzzo, geologist Ron Frost, dancer Rachael Shaw, physiological ecologist Michael Dillon, rangeland ecologist Ann Hild, poet Harvey Hix, sculptor Ashley Hope Carlisle, microbial ecologist Naomi Ward and project leader Jeff Lockwood.
The film will begin with a public reception at 6:30 p.m. May 29 at the Mars Theater at the WYO Theater, located at 42 N. Main St. The film will be shown from 7-8:30 p.m. with a question and answer session to follow.
On May 30, there will be a day-long symposium at the Ucross Foundation about "The Art and Science of Grasslands." The morning will include discussions on a variety of topics. The afternoon will include a photography workshop, a bird and plant walk, ranch mapping, a hydrology workshop and a naturalist hike for kids. Lunch will also be offered.
Participants in the symposium include writers Frank Goodyear and Laura Bell; photographers Michael Berman and William Sutton; Bighorn Audubon Society President Jackie Canterbury; Yale University representatives Charlie Bettigole, Arthur Middleton and Catherine Kuhn; Plank Stewardship Initiative representative John Heyneman; Rick Pallister and Trey Davis of The Nature Conservancy; Brian Mealor with the UW Extension Center and moderator Michelle Sullivan.
Morning discussions will take place from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., lunch will be held at 12:30 p.m., afternoon workshops will run from 1:30-4 p.m. and the closing reception will be held from 4-5 p.m.
A Science Kids program will also be offered from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Both the documentary showing and the symposium are free and open to the public.
Call the Ucross Foundation at 737-2291 or email email@example.com to RSVP by May 28 for the symposium or for more information.
SHERIDAN — The SheridanAires will present 'Juke Joint Jump' on June 4 and 5 at the Sheridan Senior Center.
This choir concert will feature special guests Heidi Parker and Morgan Parker.
On June 4, the concert will begin at 1:30 p.m.
On June 5, the concert will include dinner at 6 p.m. and the show at 7:15 p.m.
Cost for dinner is a suggested $10 donation.
RSVP is requested for dinner by calling the Sheridan Senior Center at 672-2240.
SHERIDAN — The SheridanAires will present 'Juke Joint Jump' on June 5 at the Sheridan Senior Center.
This choir concert will feature special guests Heidi Parker and Morgan Parker.
The concert will include dinner at 6 p.m. and the show at 7:15 p.m.
Cost for dinner is $10.
RSVP is requested for dinner by calling the Sheridan Senior Center at 672-2240.


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The Internet was wowed by footage of a Boeing Dreamliner taking off at an extreme angle. Now see what it looked like from the pilot's perspective.
The S.T.EYE condom can not only help couples practice safe sex but it can also change colors to show the presence of an STD. And it came from the minds of three inventive teenagers.
Brian Cooley explains regulations established in 2012 by the state of California that require larger carmakers to design and build a number of zero-emission vehicles.
The Very Large Telescope has spotted signs that may indicate the presence of the oldest stars in the universe -- formed from matter created by the Big Bang.
MIT study blames automotive emissions, more than power generation, for air pollution-related deaths.
To celebrate the 25th birthday of the Hubble telescope, check out this stunning visualisation of a flight through a nebula, the place where stars are born.
Researchers are finding no obvious signs of life after digging through thousands of galaxy images in search of advanced civilizations.
Strange signals picked up by the radio telescope pointed towards the stars in Parkes, Australia have a rather more mundane origin.
Carlos Ghosn also laid out his vision for autonomous driving, with the first assisted driving capabilities coming next year and a driverless car pulling up in 10 years.
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My dad got to enjoy 3 Reds World Championships by the time he was my age. So far, I've only gotten to enjoy one. Step it up Redlegs!
Horrible news
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I didn't know he was a REDS fan. Fantastic straight man.
"A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals and you know it."
Just seen the news and he will difinitely be missed!!
I can spell,I just can't type!!
I am truly saddened by this news as well...I was a huge fan of his "Airplane" & "Naked Gun" roles...of course the baseball scene in the "Naked Gun" is classic comedy cinema...Mr. Nielsen did some promos for Reds' Opening Day and WLW (produced by the talented Scott Stanley)...I hope I dont break any rules by posting this, but they are on Mr. Stanley's page; halfway down, titled "Opening Day with Leslie Nielsen"....
RIP "Frank Drebin", you will be missed...
Surely, this cannot be true.
Sadly it is true and don't call me Shirley.
I hate to hear of his passing. Nielsen helped promote West Virginia and was named by the state as an honorary West Virginian in 2002. He responded by saying: "To have the privilege to come here and spend time in this beautiful state...you've going to give me a citation for that? Well, I'm not going to give it back."
Just last week I got on You Tube and showed a couple of my partners the opening credits of "Police Squad," Nielsen's wonderful, cancelled-too-soon, TV series that formed the basis of his later "Naked Gun" films.
"Hey...Dad. Wanna Have A Catch?" Kevin Costner in "Field Of Dreams."
I met him on Scarlett Oaks golf course in West Virginia years ago. He was in a foursome ahead of my friend and I, and they waved us through on a par 3.
He was there playing in a charity event.
Fantastic guy. I made the obligitory "surely that's not your golf swing" comment when we got through the hole. I imagine he's heard enough "surely" jokes in his lifetime. But he laughed and was as gracious and cool as could be.
Loved his work. He will be missed.
"Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover."
~ Mark Twain
I can't believe he is gone.....a truly, truly funny man and by all accounts a great person. RIP LN.
This post is BABIP-lucky.
Very funny person that seemed to come naturally to him. Surely he will be missed.
Reds Fan Since 1971
Sad news. The umpiring scene in Naked Gun makes me laugh every time. RIP Leslie.
I miss Adam Dunn.
One of my favorite comedic actors. I'm probably in the small minority who actually remember the short lived series "Police Squad," that led to the Naked Gun series. I loved the scenes where they would be having a shoot-out while hiding behind trash cans only a few feet apart.
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12th May 2015
Watch: Prankster claims supermarket gets milk from 'homosexual cows'
12:33 PM — A prankster pretending to work at organic supermarket Whole Foods has been telling customers that its milk comes from "homosexual cows".
14th December 2014
Benjy the 'gay' bull arrives at animal sanctuary after rescue from slaughter 3
6:45 PM — A gay bull who was rescued from slaughter by the co-creator of the Simpsons has arrived at an animal sanctuary in Norwich.
13th December 2014
UKIP kicked out of London offices after HIV activists dump horse s**t outside 72
3:43 PM — UKIP has been kicked out its offices in Croydon, after a group of HIV activists dumped a pile of horse manure outside on World AIDS Day.
Benjy the gay bull to arrive at sanctuary, after being saved from slaughter
1:51 PM — A gay bull who was rescued from slaughter by the co-creator of the Simpsons will arrive at an animal sanctuary this weekend.
1st December 2014
Simpsons co-creator explains why he spent £5,000 to save a gay bull 5
2:24 PM — The co-creator of The Simpsons has opened up about his decision to spend £5,000 to save a bull facing slaughter for being gay.
23rd November 2014
Benjy the 'gay' bull to be castrated at wildlife sanctuary 14
4:53 PM — A 'gay' bull who was saved from the slaughter this month is facing castration at his new home.
18th November 2014
Simpsons co-creator saves gay bull from slaughter 10
10:41 AM — A bull which was facing slaughter because its owner thought it was gay has been saved by a Hollywood producer.
17th November 2014
Campaign to save 'gay' bull from slaughter receives homophobic abuse 12
10:59 AM — A fundraising campaign to save Benjy the "gay bull" from slaughter has received homophobic backlash and abuse on social media.
7th November 2014
'Gay' bull could be facing the slaughterhouse 20
5:19 PM — An Irish farmer could send one of his prized breeding bulls to the slaughter - because he is more interested in breeding with males than females.
21st June 2014
UK: Christian B&B owner 'delighted' with judge's call for more religious freedom 81
3:34 PM — A Christian B&B owner who went to court after turning away a gay couple says she is "delighted" the judge who ruled in her case has called for more religious freedom protections.
22nd February 2012
Swedish farmer seeks companion for bisexual pig 18
11:01 AM — A farmer in Sweden has appealed for anyone with a gay pig to come forward after his own bisexual boar was left heartbroken having been rejected by a neighbouring bull.
9th November 2011
QC argues Christian hotel owners are "entitled to outdated beliefs" 174
3:48 PM — Arguments are put forward in appeal of private hotel owners who denied "unmarried" gay couple a shared room.
18th January 2011
Peter Tatchell: Discrimination would be 'rampant' if Christian hotel couple won case 51
1:30 PM — Discrimination would have become "rampant" again if a Christian hotel couple had won the right to bar gay couples, LGBT campaigner Peter Tatchell has said. He said that if Peter and Hazelmary Bull had won their case, the judgment would have set a precedent for countless claims.