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Striker Johnny Russell headed a late winner to move improving Dundee United level on points with hosts Motherwell in the table.
Russell nodded over goalkeeper Darren Randolph from Keith Watson's cross with just six minutes remaining to finally settle the issue.
Tangerines keeper Radoslaw Cierzniak had earlier saved from Jamie Murphy while Stuart Armstrong fired over following a swift break towards the other end.
United's Gavin Gunning then drilled a 25-yard free-kick blocked by Randolph, who also denied Armstrong on the follow-up.
But Henrik Ojamaa went much closer with a shot against the crossbar for the home side and the Estonian also found the base of an upright following the break.
Motherwell's Steven Hammell then cleared from near his own line when Willo Flood's corner was directed towards goal before Russell looped Watson's 84th minute cross over Randolph to secure the points.
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subs (unused): Hollis, Francis-Angol, Murray, Carswell, Hetherington
Dundee United: Cierzniak, Dillon, McLean, Gunning, Watson, Flood, Rankin (Skacel 79), Ryan (Mackay-Steven 71), Armstrong, Russell (Millar 86), Daly
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I appalled that you would feature this very environmentally unfriendly tourist attraction that privatized a portion of Jasper National Park. I'm even more appalled that your article has been reposted today, November 12, 2014, more than three years after you originally posted it. I thought you people were about posting unique, interesting content. I see I was mistaken.
April 18, 2011 at 7:00 pm
AAAAAARGH! Nice feature and design work, but horrible location. Similar in concept to a "skywalk" built at the Grand Canyon in Arizona, USA. How much environmental degradation will happen for the "benefit" of this little project. The AZ project allegedly benefits the native American tribe that "owns" the land in the area. Who benefits from this? Why was this a design competition in the first place? Or am I mis-reading the situation here?
Either way, HORRIBLE CHOICE. This area of the Rockies is simply amazing. I have spent several vacations there (You MUST see it in Summer and Winter!!!) and the positive impact to my soul is immeasurable. Cool project…needs to be placed somewhere else!!!
March 28, 2011 at 3:02 pm
@brilang. I completely agree, this is nothing but an intrusion on nature that serves no real purpose. We should all learn from what a disaster Niagara Falls a has turned into when it comes to the commercialization of nature. Protect i, not exploit it.
March 28, 2011 at 2:01 pm
Absolutely horrifying.
This is a second-rate facility being built in a second-rate landscape as a hedge against the day when the nearby Athabasca Glacier melts sufficiently that Brewster cannot run their snow-coach attraction on the glacier anymore. Oh, it's also being built in an National Park which is dedicated to protecting the environment. This is an attraction that should be fought against, not lauded.
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I must say, GW2 has the most fantastical looking world I have yet to see in a MMO, like if you look at most MMOs, they have this bland cities, greenlands, forests etc, but the areas they show off in the video make it look like those creative fantasy paintings(im talking about the actual game parts, not the painted intro).
Though yeah, if they dont have Z axis stuff, that will kill it for me right there.
Graphically it looked like an expansion to me. I mean, it looks a little better, but I guess I expected more after years of GW 1.
What in the trailer wasn't possible in GW? Outside of the other races that seem playable (which is a nice addition, so long as they do it right).
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The union is taking steps toward breaking up even after the NHL started mounting a legal challenge against it.
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The first guide to cover aspects of voice loss from an occupational health perspective, this reference covers procedures to detect, assess, and prevent voice loss in schools, industrial facilities, and other workplace environments, as well as covers occupational groups at risk and risk factors for...
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From a field primarily of interest to specialist orientalists, the study of Buddhism has developed to embrace inter alia, theology and religious studies, philosophy, cultural studies, anthropology and comparative studies. There is now greater direct access to Buddhism in the West than ever before,...
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Locating Africa on the global stage, this book examines and compares external involvement in the continent, exploring the foreign policies of major states and international organizations towards Africa. The contributors work within a political economy framework in order to study how these powers...
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Tropical Breeze Dessert
11 May 2010
|Jello gelatin
|1 Tablespoon (1 Package)
|Tropical juice
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Grated lemon rind/Orange/lime rind
|1 Tablespoon
|Cold water
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Ice cubes
|Light corn syrup
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Egg whites
|2 , beaten
DISSOLVE gelatin in boiling juice; stir in rind.
Combine cold water and ice cubes to make 1 cup.
Add to gelatin, stirring until ice is melted.
Stir in corn syrup and egg whites.
Place bowl in larger bowl of ice and water.
Let stand, stirring occasionally, until gelatin is slightly thickened, about 5 minutes.
BEAT gelatin mixture at high speed of electric mixer until thick and frothy.
Pour into 9X5-inch loaf pan.
Freeze until firm, about 6 hours or overnight.
SCOOP frozen mixture into individual dessert glasses.
Garnish with Citrus Curls if desired.
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Before we talk about the fall trend report for handbags, let me say after looking at the trends, I think you could carry any handbag and be "in style." It seems big, small, boxy, crossbody, fringe, vintage, and the list goes on, are all popular. For me, it's all about convenience. I like to carry […]
Fall Trend Report-Handbags
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8 Fall 2013 Makeup Trends {Part 2}
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Hello! It's Day 5 of 31 Days Of Fall Fashion & Beauty Tips! Yesterday I shared four of the 8 Fall 2013 Makeup Trends, so today I'll share the rest of them with you. Let's get started!
5. Pink or peach blush-This is a look I can go with! Soft pink and peach blushes seem to be the trend. So ditch those brown and dark blushes for a pink or peach.
A pretty blush that is perfect for fall! There are several colors to choose from.
6. The Cat Eye- Look how cute she looks with the cat eye. I'm afraid my line would be uneven because I would be trying to dodge all those pesky find lines!
This is on my list have things to purchase! This eyeliner gel gets great reviews!! I would purchase a brown color, not black.
7. The Smokey Eye- Oh boy I cannot pull this look off! I look like I've got dark circles for miles when I try this. But if you can do it, go for it!
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Hi there! It's Tie It Together and Thursday. I picked a pair of pants that I love from Ann Taylor and decided to style it the way I would want to wear it.
These are tweed ankle pants and they are perfect for fall. Blue and navy is a great combination!
I added an oversized sweater from JCrew.
If you want you could add a cute belt like this one from Target.
Here are the rest of the items I added to the tweed ankle pants. Big geometric earrings from Baublebar, Ashika Chain Ballet flats from Zappo's, and satchel by Michael Kors.
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8 Fall Outfits To Inspire You!
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Happy Labor day! Isn't it great to have a day off from work (I'm hoping you have the day off)? Of course, even though I'm home today there's lots of work I need to do around my house. Yuck!
I'm going to do some organizing and cleaning and then we're headed to a birthday party for my Dad. I thought I'd share some fall fashion inspiration with you today. I would love to add similar looks to my fall wardrobe.
Here are 8 Fall Outfits To Inspire You. These are some of the hottest trends of the season!
This is from Ann Taylor and like the navy and black combination. I also like the oversized handbag.
This is also from Ann Taylor and of course I love that animal print skirt.
One of the hot trends this fall is the houndstooth print. I love, love, love it!! This outfit is from Banana Republic.
I picked this top because of the faux leather on the shoulder. Leather is a hot trend but I probably won't be sporting all leather pants but I could definitely pop it on my shoulders. (I'm not sure where I found this.)
The military look is "in" and I'd love to add a blazer like this to my fall wardrobe. (I'm not sure where I found this jacket.)
Stripes are still popping up everywhere and this dress is adorable. This is from White House Black Market.
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Happy holiday weekend! What?? Labor day weekend? Where did the summer months go? Since we're heading into September my "PINS" are all fallish.
I'm sorry for the overload of animal print but I just couldn't help myself. I lurve it!!
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I've been looking at a lot of fall fashion over the last several weeks and I've found some items that I reeeeeeeally
need want. These are my 5 fabulous fall trends that I'm going to try to purchase over the next several months.
All of these items are from Banana Republic and if I had the money, I'd walk in and buy them today. But that's not going to happen. I might get one or two at Banana Republic, if I can find them on sale. More than likely, I'll be shopping at TJ Maxx and Marshall's and looking for items that are similar but at a much better price.
I've seen these animal print coats at several stores and I love them. If I don't purchase it myself, I'll add it to my Christmas list. In other words, I'll buy it, wrap it, put it under the tree and put a gift tag on it that says, "To Cyndi, From Wayne".
Short boots are everywhere too and I really like this style. I know some of you have said you don't like them, but they're growing one me.
Pointed toe flats are back and I'm wanting a pair of them. I love this classic look!
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After 30 years and 15 studio albums, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds are finally playing a headlining show in Milwaukee.
The macabre, Australian alt-rock act will be at the Milwaukee Theatre, 500 W. Kilbourn Ave., on June 20, about 16 months after the release of the band's latest critically acclaimed album, "Push the Sky Away." It's the first time the Seeds have headlined in Milwaukee, said the show's promoter, Shank Hall owner Peter Jest.
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I am an expecting mommy and being bombarded with TONS of information (more than I know what to do with honestly). But there was one thing that I read, and forgive me for not remembering where I read this due to pregnancy brain, anywho, I read that avoiding gluten in the first few years of life can be a preventative measure for all sorts of intestinal issues like celiac, ulcerative colitis, and irritable bowel etc. That children who are exposed to gluten early on have more cases of these illnesses. Can I get some opinions on this? I know that the first 5 years are incredibly important as far as what a child takes in both via food and environment...but I want to weed out what I can.
There is NO REASON to say "off" of any food unless/until there is a reason to. None. I have also talked to the leading researcher on Celiac in the US about breastfeeding a child who has a genetic link to someone with Celiac and he said no way should Mom be off gluten UNLESS she herself has Celiac/gluten intolerance or figures out the baby does.
Ill have to do some more research as to why some are suggesting this. It was one of those things I sort of read in passing and didnt really look into it much further. It didnt say anything about the mother being gluten free, only after the child is eating solid food...but then there is the fact that I will probably still be nursing after solid foods are introduced..which would mean the baby would be getting gluten from me anyways...hmmm...need to do further research.
My daughter's allergist also cautions against avoiding foods unless you know or there is very good indication you have to.
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Last week, I was sitting in my hospital office when I received an e-mailed news release from First Baptist Church of Charleston, S.C., asking me to encourage readers to participate in the eighth annual "Say Something Nice Sunday" on June 1.
You'll not yet find the day on your Hallmark calendar, but event organizers are hoping to encourage people to use the day to take a two-part Civility Pledge.
Participants will promise first to "Refrain from saying anything ugly, demeaning or derogatory to anyone in my workplace," and second, "to say something nice, uplifting or encouraging."
Well, I thought as I left the office to visit patients, this should be easy. After all, chaplains get paid to avoid derogatory comments and promote uplifting things.
I stopped by the bustling nurses' station, where I saw an opportunity to kick off my pledge drive. Behind the desk sat a familiar doctor wearing a bright, checked shirt.
"I like that pink shirt, doctor," I said.
He responded with a flippant glare.
"He doesn't think it's pink," his nurse said in his defense. "He says it's orange."
"Aren't those red squares on a white background?" I asked her. "Don't red and white make pink?"
"I tried to tell him that," she whispered. The doctor dismissively swiveled his chair away from us.
This "nice" stuff wasn't as easy as the news release made it sound. I was beginning to wonder if nice guys really do finish last.
An hour later, I was back in my office charting patient visits when my email program chirped. Hoping the Baptists were sending revised instructions, I quickly checked my inbox.
The e-mail was from Rev. Christopher Flesoras, a Greek Orthodox priest and a newly commissioned chaplain in the Air National Guard.
Flesoras is in line to replace me when I retire, and his e-mail contained a nice thank you for my mentorship.
He sounded as if he could be bucking to become grand marshal of the Say Something Nice Sunday Parade, even.
But his note, like his recent life, took a solemn turn. Flesoras asked for prayers for his 41-year-old wife, Krissy as she undergoes more clinical trials for lung cancer.
"Please ask your readers to pray for Krissy," he said. "Every prayer lifted up and intercession with God is a blessing for her, and by extension, for our family."
This athletic mother of two had been battling lung cancer for the past two years. And, before you ask, she never smoked cigarettes. In fact, she's the one of out every nine lung cancer victims stricken through apparently no fault of their own.
Wow. Here was a guy who took a moment, literally on his way to the doctor's office with his sick wife, to say something nice to me. His words were a true reflection of Apostle Paul's admonition in Colossians 4:5-6.
"Be gracious in your speech. The goal is to bring out the best in others in a conversation, not put them down, not cut them out" (The Message).
At the end of the day, I'll be taking the "Say Something Nice" pledge because people like Flesoras inspire me to believe that being nice to others just might help our world. But just to be clear, I'm thinking we'll need more than a Sunday.
Visit Norris Burke's website, www.thechaplain.net, where he has posted a link to download free promotional material for "Say Something Nice Sunday."
He also provides a link to Krissy Flesoras' blog, which documents her saga and provides great resources for those who support people with lung cancer.
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Faculty and staff members in the news, or those who have given presentations or had articles published are listed below.
In the News
Kimberly McGee, assistant professor of liberal studies, was interviewed by FOX 5 in Washington, D.C., and Huffington Post Live for stories about transnational adoption in connection to the Rachel Dolezal issue.
Gretchen Galbraith, associate professor of history and associate dean in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, was elected to the board of the Reacting to the Past Consortium. Her three-year term begins July 1.
John Kilbourne, professor of movement science, gave a presentation, "Playful Classrooms – Healthy Classrooms," at the Grand Rapids Children's Museum's Symposium, "Bring Play to Life." He also served as a consultant on the documentary, "The JFK Challenge."
Neal Rogness, professor of statistics, received a $215,371 grant from the National Science Foundation for a project, "The HILT-LAS Project: High Impact, Little Time activities that address Lexical Ambiguity in Statistics."
Richard L. Lord, assistant professor of chemistry, received a Cottrell College Science Award from Research Corporation for Science Advancement to explore new pathways for coaxing common metals to aid in the production of renewable fuels.
Megan Woller-Skar, assistant professor of biology, earned a grant from Sigma Xi Research Society for a project, "A Spacial and Temporal Examination of Microcystis Distribution in an Oligotrophic Lake, Michigan."
Steve Glass, professor of movement science, and students gave two presentations, "Core Muscle Activation During Unstable Bicep Curl Using a Water-Filled Training Tube" and "Core Muscle Activation During Unstable Leg Extension Using a Water-Filled Training Tube," at the Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine in San Diego, California.


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Lemon Rosemary Roast Chicken
|Whole chicken
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|1 Bunch (100 gm)
|3⁄4 Teaspoon
|Ground black pepper
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|Chicken broth
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
Take off the giblets and neck from chicken; refrigerate for use another day.
Rinse chicken with cold running water and drain well; pat dry with paper towels.
Squeeze juice from lemon halves; set juice and lemon halves aside.
Reserve 4 rosemary sprigs; chop enough remaining rosemary to equal 1 tablespoon.
Place lemon halves and rosemary sprigs inside cavity of chicken.
In cup, mix chopped rosemary with 1/4 teaspoon salt and 14 teaspoon pepper.
With fingertips, gently separate skin from meat on chicken breast and thighs.
Rub rosemary mixture on meat under skin.
Sprinkle outside of chicken with remaining salt and pepper.
With breast side up, lift wings up toward neck, then fold wing tips under back of chicken so wings stay in place.
With string, tie legs together.
Place chicken, breast side up, on rack in small roasting pan (about 14" by 10").
Pour lemon juice over chicken.
Roast chicken about 1 hour.
Chicken is done when temperature on meat thermometer reaches 175° to 180°F. and juices run clear when thickest part of thigh is pierced with tip of knife.
Place chicken on warm platter; let stand 10 minutes to set juices for easier carving.
Meanwhile, remove rack from roasting pan.
Skim and discard fat from drippings in pan.
Add chicken broth to pan drippings; heat to boiling over medium heat, stirring to loosen brown bits.


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Millbrook Girls Softball League: Welcome
Millbrook Girls Softball League is proud to be a member of the NationalSoftball Association.
Our fast pitch city league was started in 1999 by dedicated parents and past ball players looking for a place for their children to play fast pitch softball. We started that season with 151 girls and have now grown to over 300 strong. Our girls have now won 5 State Championships and have place 2nd on five different occassions. We continue to make strides but there are many more steps to be made before our goal is reached.
Our primary objective is to foster, encourage, support and promote the game of fastpitch softball and to provide a recreational outlet for as many girls as possible with the emphasis on local league play. We shall strive to encourage and develop the qualities of honesty, loyalty, respect for others and good sportsmanship.
All girls between the ages of 4 and 18 are encouraged and invited to come play ball with us.
If you are interested in playing & need more information, please contact me, Dane Urban @ 651-9587 or email me @ firstname.lastname@example.com
Hope to see you and your child at the ballfield.
Tuesday, May 19
We will be holding a season ending tournament Saturday May 23rd beginning at 9:00am for all ages. This will be a double elimination tournament. The fun will last all day long so come on out and enjoy some softball.
Saturday, December 13
Registrations for spring baseball and softball will be held at the Millcreek Sports Complex starting today < Saturday> December 13th from 9am to 1pm. Sign-ups will be conducted on the 2nd floor above the concession stand.
Cost for baseball: $90 for T-Ball (3-5) all other ages (5-18) $100.
Softball all ages 3-18 the cost is $90. Cost includes uniform.
Sign ups will be held each Tuesday and Thursday from 5pm to 8pm starting Dec, 16th running thrugh Feb 5th. Saturday sign ups are from 9am to 1pm starting December 13th and end February 7 th.
More information call Dane Urban @ 651-9587
Monday, July 21
On line registration is available the fall. Our last day of registration is Saturday August 16th mid night. You can register at the park from 9am until 2pm on Saturday also.
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Thomas Roger Carter Sr.,82, died Wednesday, June 18, 2014 in Dallas, Texas.
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ADAMCHICK – Daniel, funeral 9:30 a.m. Thursday in the Betz-Jastremski Funeral Home, Inc. 568 Bennett St., Luzerne. Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. in Holy Family Parish, Luzerne. Friends may call 5 to 8 p.m. Wednesday in the funeral home. The Knights of Columbus will recite the Rosary Wednesday at 6 p.m. during the viewing.
CELLI – Celia, funeral services 10 a.m. today in Mayo Funeral Home Inc., 77 N. Main St., Shickshinny. Mass of Christian Burial 10:30 a.m. in Holy Spirit Parish/St. Mary's Church, Mocanaqua. Friends may call at 8:30 a.m.
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DELUCA – Ann Marie, services 9 a.m. today in the Graziano Funeral Home, 700 Township Blvd., Pittston Township. Mass of Christian Burial 9:30 a.m. in St. Joseph Marello Parish (Our Lady of Mt Carmel R.C. Church) Pittston.
DILTS – William, committal service and interment 1 p.m. today in Chapel Lawn Memorial Park, Dallas.
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KLIAMOVICH – Elaine, funeral services noon Wednesday in the Sheldon-Kukuchka Funeral Home Inc., 73 W. Tioga St., Tunkhannock. Friends may call 10 a.m. until the time of service in the funeral home.
LOMBARDO – Frank, Mass of Christian Burial 10 a.m. Wednesday in The Divine Mercy Parish at St. Joseph's Church , 312 Davis St., Scranton. Friends may call 6 to 8 p.m. today in the Gubbiotti Funeral Home, 1030 Wyoming Avenue, Exeter. Those attending the church services are asked to go directly to the church on Wednesday.
MCNEIL – Thomas Sr., funeral services 8:45 a.m. Wednesday in the Metcalfe-Shaver-Kopcza Funeral Home Inc., 504 Wyoming Ave., Wyoming. Mass of Christian Burial 9:30 a.m. in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church of St. Joseph's Marello Parish, Pittston. Friends may call 3 to 8 p.m. today in the funeral home.
PATRICK – Russell, going home services 9:30 a.m. today in House of Judah, 217 Parrish St., Wilkes-Barre.
PAWLUSH – Stasia, funeral services noon today in George A. Strish Inc. Funeral Home, 211 W. Main St., Glen Lyon. Mass of Christian Burial at 12:30 p.m. in Holy Spirit Parish, Main Street, Mocanaqua. Friends may call 11 a.m. until time of service.
PIERELLI – Emilio Sonny, Mass of Christian Burial 10 a.m. today in Corpus Christi Parish at Immaculate Conception Church, Luzerne Avenue, West Pittston. Friends may call 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. in Peter J. Adonizio Funeral Home, 251 William St., Pittston.
SWENSON – Signe, memorial service 3 p.m. Saturday in Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Wilkes-Barre.
ZISKO – Jean, funeral services 10:30 a.m. today in Nat & Gawlas Funeral Home, 89 Park Ave., Wilkes-Barre. Friends may call 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. in the funeral home.


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COFFEE can give you the shakes, but caffeine seems to have the opposite effect in people with Parkinson's disease, helping to relieve tremors and get them back on the move.
In the past, caffeine has been shown to reduce the risk of Parkinson's, but its effects have never been tested in people who already have the disease.
Ronald Postuma of McGill University in Montreal, Canada, and colleagues gave 61 people with Parkinson's a 6-week course of pills containing the caffeine equivalent of about three cups of coffee every day, or a placebo.
Only people in the caffeine group showed a significant improvement in tests for motor problems, such as the severity of their tremors, and general mobility (Neurology, DOI: 10.1212/WNL.0b013e318263570d).
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On August 10, 1983, the body of an unidentified female homicide victim was discovered in the state gravel pit on North Highway 59 by state highway department employees.
The female's remains were sent to the Wyoming State Crime Lab, where it was estimated that the female's death had occurred approximately one year prior to the discovery of her body.
On June 18, 2014, the University of North Texas Health Science Center notified the CCSO that an association was noted between the genetic data obtained from the unidentified female discovered in Campbell County in 1983 and DNA samples submitted by the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, which came from the parents, sister, and daughter of Mary Lynn Andersen, who was reported as a missing person by the Becker County Sheriff's Office in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota in 1986.
Mary's family last heard from her in 1982, when she was living in Gillette. Mary traveled frequently and had occasional contact with her family. She wasn't reported missing until her family hadn't heard from her for several years.
Mary had epilepsy and had grand mal seizures as often as once a week. She did not drive or hold down a job because of her epilepsy. Mary was 5'6", weighed about 120 pounds and had brown hair and brown eyes.
Mary spent about a week in the hospital in Gillette in October of 1982, and she may have arrived in Gillette as early as May of 1982. The CCSO is working with Mary's family to learn as much as possible about her associations and the places she may have frequented in Gillette.
Mary was killed sometime after October 18, 1982 and buried in a shallow grave in the gravel pit where her body was found in August 1983.
Mary sometimes used her married name, Shondel, and may have come to Gillette with her husband, Herb Shondel. Herb passed away in 2002.
The CCSO requests that anyone with any information about Mary or her death please contact the Sheriff's Office.
Mary was age 23 when her body was found. She is pictured above with her daughter. Her daughter is now 34.
Mary was age 23 when her body was found. She is pictured above with her daughter. Her daughter is now 34.


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Episode PremiereNovember 02, 1997
DistributorFox TV
GenreAnimation, Comedy
Show Period1997 - 2009
Production CompanyDeedle-Dee, Judgmental, 3 Art, Film Roman, Fox TV
Cast and Crew
DirectorGary McCarver
ScreenwriterAlan R. Cohen, Greg Daniels
Main Cast
- Mike Judge
- Kathy Najimy
- Pamela Adlon as Bobby Hill (voice)
- Brittany Murphy as Luanne Platter/Joseph Gribble (Age 12)
- Johnny Hardwick
- Stephen Root
- Toby Huss
Additional Cast
- Dan Butler
- James Carville
- Brent Forrester
- Stephen Root
Hank finally cracks when he discovers a fishy secret.
A thief attempts to break into Hank's truck as Hank and his son search for worms in Arlen City Park. Hank makes a citizen's arrest, and later, a good ol' boy judge known for creative sentencing orders the teenager to spend three months inside the cab of a pickup. When Hank attempts to retrieve his own truck from the impound lot, he discovers it has been completely dismantled (as police believed the teenager may have attempted to hide drugs inside the vehicle). Hank decides that the only cure for his mounting stress is a nice quiet fishing trip with his buddies. Employing exotic lures, Dale, Boomhauer and Bill all catch sizable bass. Hank labels the lures "cheaterbait" and sticks to worms. But as the day wears on, and having reeled in empty time and again, Hank realizes he must get with the times. He visits a bait and tackle shop looking for a scented lure. The owner recommends a special homemade bait concocted by a man who works out of his truck on a street corner. Hank drives to the neighborhood where the man works, but instead of buying bait, he inadvertently purchases crack from a drug dealer.
Back at Lake Arlen, Hank pierces his hook with the drug (believing it is the homemade bait) and tosses his line into the water. Suddenly, the fish begin biting. And biting. And biting. Dale, Boomhauer and Bill also try the "miracle bait," and they, too, have resounding success. As the bass become "hooked" on the bait, the anglers become hooked on catching multitudes of fish; Dale even breaks into Hank's garage in a desperate effort to find the bait. Shortly thereafter, Hank discovers that the bass have tired of the drug and crave something stronger. Hank returns to the dealer, only to discover he was followed by Dale. Suddenly, two police cars pull up to the corner. Hank and Dale are placed under arrest for attempting to purchase drugs.
Hank faces the same judge who sentenced the car thief. Telling Hank he has "the haircut of an honest man," the judge, himself a bit of an angler, offers a deal: If Hank and Dale are able to show him how to catch a fish using a rock of crack as bait, he will set them free. Otherwise, they'll face 24 months in jail. After spending six hours on Lake Arlen, the men fail to catch even one bass. As the sun begins to set, the judge gives Hank and Dale five more minutes to prove their claim. When the judge isn't looking, Hank baits his own line with a good old fashioned worm. The ploy works, and Hank reels in a fish. True to his word, the judge sets the men free.


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Not sure what you mean by nom Hats? My decorating is pretty much old fashioned : ) I have the same wreath on my front door that I bought when my DD was 3. And the rest I have had for years too. DD just told me her and Joe are buying a tree this weekend. So I bought them an ornament that says "Our first Christmas" I think they will love it : )
December 2012
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posted at 12/7/2012 3:54 PM EST
We are those people that have the outside of the house lite up with decorations. :) We decorate the tree with different types of ornaments (not into the matchy matchy thing on a tree) No tinsil though. With Yoda we can't do poinsettas as they are posionous to cats.
ETA: Amber they will love the ornament. I can't have a real tree as I'm allergic to pine.
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posted at 12/7/2012 3:56 PM EST
Twice when I typed "Amber" old b.c shuddered and failed. Notice that we have not heard from Dottie or gained any functionality in two months? Wonder if she is still with us....
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posted at 12/7/2012 4:12 PM EST
I had a couple of posts go puff! the last few days. But otherwise everything has been working ok for me. I believe, they are doing some internal updates, and when they do, our forums go crazy. I really wish they would bring back the photo options and the spell check. Would have loved to see the different Christmas trees and Kar's new kitchen curtains. Plus pictures of all the new little ones, that have been added to our family.
Winter, how did the math test go?
One more hour and we are leaving for the airport. DS is already over North America. Yea! Sorry, but I am so excited. Haven't seen the kid in 4 months. Tough!
Re: December 2012
posted at 12/7/2012 4:16 PM EST
Pingo, he said it went ok, but won't know the grade until next Thursday when they get this week's papers back.
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posted at 12/7/2012 4:27 PM EST
Have a good night and weekend everyone if I don't get on.
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posted at 12/7/2012 4:39 PM EST
Hats I find it funny when you type my name "old b.c shuddered and failed' Too funny!!!!! Pingo I am so excited for you! Couldn't imagine not having DD living near me... Winter, have a wonderful weekend! I'm sure DS will be extra nice ; ) tt.... missing you terribly....
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posted at 12/7/2012 5:09 PM EST
Ok ladies... haven't heard a thing today so hoping for Monday. Busy weekend so not sure if I will be on but will be peeking to see if tt is better. Thank you all for your support!! Means more than you know an still praying I get a call...
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posted at 12/7/2012 5:14 PM EST
Amber, that is just too bad you didn't hear today. I was so hoping you would hear one way or the other. Well, now try to relax over the weekend - nothing is going to happen until Monday. Glad you will have a busy weekend to get your mind off the job situation.
Re: December 2012
posted at 12/7/2012 5:28 PM EST
Thank you guys... I am praying I hear either way too...
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posted at 12/8/2012 9:06 AM EST
That stinks you didn't hear yesterday, ambergirl.
And, goodness, tt must really be suffering...hugs!! We're all thinking of you.
dh just left in the rain for his hike with Gracie. I don't know if we're dedicated or nuts...maybe both, lol.
I'm getting ready to hit a Christmas craft fair a few towns over. Thought I'd missed them all, but ran into the alpaca farmer at the bank yesterday and he told me they'd be there today.
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Hello My Friends!!
Not caught up on the posts, just scanned them to make sure everyone is okay. TT - I hope you are feeling better. The board is not the same without you!!
As you all may have guessed, I have been pretty sick. Spent a month in the hospital and finally got home yesterday. Still haven't gotten to the root of the issue. It doesn't appear to be my Crohn's flairing up, but it something. Every time I eat (or even drink) I am in pain. I had to go in the hospital as my electrolytes crashed and I was extremely anemic. So, after lots of IVs, blood transfusions, etc. I am a bit better, but still have so many tests to go through. At least now they are outpatient!! I have taken a medical leave from work and hope to get everytying wrapped up soon!
So, after all of my fretting, I spent Thanksgiving in the hospital. DH and my in-laws got together, but no one cooked a turkey - or even ordered one as they said they "didn't know how." lol. Funny, my SIL can cook one for Christmas just fine, lol. I would have preferred that she have TG and I do Christmas, but whatever. We all got through it.
Now I have to catch up and do a pile of bills etc. and more importantly, Christmas shopping! I am so far behind. I didn't have internet access and didn't bring any credit cards while I was in the hsp (scared they would be stolen) so I haven't done anything yet! Argh!
Well, this is quite a long post. Got lots to do, but just wanted to catch up with my CC friends. I missed you all so much!!!
PS Amber - my fingers (and toes) are crossed for you!
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posted at 12/8/2012 9:55 AM EST
Oh, how awful, princess! So sorry you're struggling so much with a mystery illness. Yes, we have guessed the worst...so sorry we were right. But, at least you are out, now, and hopefully will be home for Christmas, too. I hope and pray they solve the mystery and find a solution in this round of tests.
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posted at 12/8/2012 11:06 AM EST
Princess, so sorry to hear you have been ill. A hospital stay is no joke as I know.. I hope they figure out what is wrong soon. You have been missed... Kar, a Christmas craft fair sounds like such fun! My friend cancelled out plans today. It's ok, love just chilling in rainy days like this. I was hoping to see tt had posted.. I am worried about her..
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posted at 12/8/2012 11:24 AM EST
Good morning,
I am so glad to see your post, princess - but sad to hear, what we were guessing was true. I hope and pray, they will find out whatever is ailing you, so you can get on and live a normal life. Being sick is not the way to do it. Re: Christmas. Do your family really expect you to go all the way out with gifts and everything for Christmas? IMO they should give you a break. At least you don't have to host it, if your SIL do the Christmas turkey.
A Christmas fair sounds nice, Kar. I hope it is an indoor one. Nice of your DH to take Gracie for their hike, even in pouring rain. I am sure they will both be in front of the stove, when you get back.
UK son arrived last night and we had a leisurely morning with birthday blueberry muffins celebrating DH. He gave his dad and iPad, so now they are busy downloading and uploading or whatever. Tonight we are going out for dinner.
Have a nice day everyone.
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posted at 12/8/2012 11:38 AM EST
Princess, I agree wholeheartedly with Pingo on Christmas. I would not worry about that so much.. just get better... How sweet of DS to give your husband an iPad Pingo. I'm sure they are having fun with it : ) I spend an entire day setting up my laptop to my liking and enjoyed every minute of it! : ) Still nothing from tt...
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posted at 12/8/2012 11:53 AM EST
Oh Principessa (Italian, isn't it a fab word) sorry to hear you did not get that Neillio's turkey after all because of ill health. Don't knock yourself out shopping for anyone (over age 18) who didn't rise to the occasion while you were hospitalized....just say that you had more important issues to deal with. Your health is much more precious than anything else....
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posted at 12/8/2012 12:11 PM EST
Hats, Amen!
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posted at 12/8/2012 12:26 PM EST
I saw your Cabbage soup discussion elsewhere. Yes, a whole head makes two batches, but don't cut the other ingredients in half. Use at leat 6 cups of cabbage. Actually I fill the pot up with cabbage as long as it is covered with the liquid. I don't chop the cabbage, I slice it thinly - easy enough with a sharp knife.
The rest of the cabbage you can slice and saute with some sliced Polish chicken sausage and some caraway seeds. Yummy! Or just make another baths of soup.
To add macaroni or pasta kind of defeat the purpose, if you are dieting. It is supposed to be a slenderizing soup. It really does work, if you stick with it.
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posted at 12/8/2012 12:53 PM EST
I wasn't thinking of the Cabbage Soup as a diet item, I think it is fun to try a recipe different ways, I like it with a large can of diced tomatos (instead of small) and I can't help myself, but I pretty much throw garlic and pasta in everything!
Anyway, I appreciate you posting the recipe as I haven't given cabbage a second look in a long time!
I can't eat sausage, processed meats, sodium nitrate doesn't agree with me.
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posted at 12/8/2012 1:23 PM EST
To be honest Pingo I wasn't looking at it as a diet recipe either. It just sounds delicious either way and very accomadating to everyone. I have to try it as I love cabbage. : ) Plus Robins suggestion of elbow mac appeals to me because my mom used to make the best pasta soup and I remember cabbage in it.
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posted at 12/8/2012 1:27 PM EST
I also cook cabbage sometimes all by itself and just put butter and salt. Yum! Can't do that as much anymore but it was so good!
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posted at 12/8/2012 1:33 PM EST
I'm saving it for next year when we have cabbage coming out our ears from the garden, lol.
had a lovely time at the craft fair and a delicious hotdog and little soft peanut butter cookie. YUM!
yes, Pingo, both were in front of a stove, but not the same one - dh was, gasp, making his own lunch of home fries (from leftover baked potato and my zip lock bag of seasoning he miraculously found) and slices of leftover pork tenderloin. And, he found the last of the cooked Brussels sprouts he warmed up. And, the other stove was, in fact, blocked by none other than our very wet Lab who had not only got rained on but had also jumped happily in a stream.
Re: December 2012
posted at 12/8/2012 1:42 PM EST
Kar, I would love some of your cabbage from your garden! Yum!! Isn't it funny how husbands CAN find their way around the kitchen when stomach is grumbling? lol! Darn, his lunch sounds delicious! I wish I could see updated pictures of Gracie : ( come on BDC, fix the picture issue!
p.s. Isn't it amazing how a hot dog tastes so delicious when you are out and about?
Re: December 2012
posted at 12/8/2012 2:01 PM EST
I was bummed at first about my friend cancelling today but have to be honest. I am enjoying just relaxing and chatting with friends on facebook and boston.com. I have been so stressed so this is probably what I needed. I defrosted chicken thighs and thinking I am going to put barbecue sauce on them and bake. A side dish is what I am not sure of. I have potatoes and thinking of using my deep fryer and making french fries. Haven't had them in forever! Yeah, think I am going to treat myself on this rainy day. Nothing wrong with hot home made french fries in my opinion : ) Still hoping everytime I come on here I will see something from tt...


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