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jean6671438 • 29 March 2013, 09:49
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Great quality, works fine on ps3, thank you uploader
anonymous • 03 March 2013, 22:23 Show comment
i reckon this will be mostly like the old show ''world scariest places'' ... it's from near the start of the 2000's i think. the show took a group of people, loaded them with cameras and let them explore a full night or two in the worlds more scariest places like dracula's castle and also the show would impart a slight documentary about the places to.. some such as the catacombs of france.. with its piles of bones to get lost in. IF this show stranded is a more up to date realistic less theatrical version of that show then i will be an instant fan. :D
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A BIG thank you for uploading this first show so quickly. Your efforts are GREATLY appreciated oziman :D
HippieDude5103 • 28 February 2013, 23:49
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btw, this show was really good....think MTV's Fear but without the extreme challenges. 3 people locked down for 5 days....can't wait to see more!!
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I remember MTV's Fear and I really really liked the show. I agree this show stranded is better without the challenges. It's just focused mainly on experiences.
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On Thursday, Troy Adams spent time reading at the 5th grade level. That's because the dad of two has volunteered to be part of the Watch D.O.G.S.
D.O.G.S. stands for Dads Of Great Students, and really applies to any male role model. It can be a grandpa, step-dad, uncle, or father. "With today's blended families, it could be a variety of men in the children's lives," said Derek Parendo, Dean of Students at Bay View Elementary.
They just launched the Watch D.O.G.S program last week, after hearing about it from a co-worker's son in Colorado, and a friend in the Twin Cities.
Men sign up to spend the day at the school. They do get to be with their kids for part of the day, but are also assigned other tasks, like helping at recess, or making copies.
Staff are pleased because it gives them another set of adult eyes in the building. "It fits with our Rail Strong program, which is our district-wide anti-bullying, anti-violence policy," Parendo added.
"And this is our way of reaching out to get males into the school. It shows the kids that dads can have a softer side and volunteer. They can help kindergartners get their boots on, or read to students," he said.
Troy Adams said it was a fun time. "I thought it was a good idea to have the opportunity to hang out with my daughter. See what her life is like during the day. And give back to the teachers, for what they're giving our students."
He plans on coming back.
Parendo said that about 25 men have signed up so far, and interest is growing.
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Trademarks: First Amendment: An image advertisement congratulating Michael Jordan was commercial speech and not subject to constitutional protections.
Opinion (Sykes): In 2009, Michael Jordan ("Jordan") was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. In tandem with this achievement, Sports Illustrated magazine published a special issue featuring articles on Jordan's career. Jewel Food Stores, Inc. ("Jewel") was given a free advertisement in the special issue, and in return, the grocery chain stocked the special issue in its stores. Jewel's full-page ad prominently featured the Jewel's name with accompanying text congratulating Jordan's induction with a play on the store's slogan, all centered over basketball shoes with Jordan's jersey number. Jordan filed a lawsuit alleging several causes of action, including claims that the advertisement used his trademark and his famous identity to promote the store without permission. Jewel countered that the advertisement was merely congratulatory, and thus protected non-commercial speech. The district court ruled in Jewel's favor and held that the First Amendment protected the ad. On appeal the Seventh Circuit held that although the ad clearly congratulated Jordan, it was still commercial speech which promoted Jewel's stores using Jordan's accolades, which defeated Jewel's constitutional defense to trademark infringement.The court noted that if it had held that Jewel's advertisement was not commercial speech, the rights of trademark holders to protect their marks would be impaired with the rise of image advertising (which shows appealing images with a specific brand in order to build goodwill for the brand). The court noted that there is no clear consensus on how to resolve intellectual property rights when they intersect with first amendment rights. Finally, the court noted that their current ruling did not touch upon the merits of Jordan's false-endorsement claim under the Lanham Act. REVERSED and REMANDED.


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FOUR big cheeses were taken down a peg or two when they were locked up in the dungeon at Tutbury Castle for charity.
The historic site was hosting a fund-raising event for Action for Children, in which four managers were locked away for a few hours until they could raise enough money to pay their ransom and get out of the bind.
They were greeted by the executioner, who treated them to a view of his torturous equipment as they sat in grim solitude.
More than £4,000 has been raised so far, with more money expected to roll in over the coming days.
Lesley Smith, curator at Tutbury Castle, said: "They arrived in a lovely BMW and had a horrible time from there on in.
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The bosses had chance to see the castle's great hall and the King's bedroom while they were visiting the site, and they were greeted by Mrs Smith dressed as Mary, Queen of Scots, who was held in the castle
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20 Questions With...Issy Van Randwyck
Editorial Staff • West End • 18 Jun 2001
Music courses through Issy Van Randwyck's veins. Well known for her contributions to the three-girl cabaret group Fascinating Aida - along with Dillie Keane and Adele Anderson - Van Randwyck also performs regularly in her own solo show throughout the UK and abroad and counts amongst her many recordings a solo album, "It's Oh So Issy".
And then there are her theatre credits. These include A Little Night Music (at the National), Which Witch? (Piccadilly) and Kiss Me Kate (Open Air), for which she received a Laurence Olivier nomination for Best Supporting Performance in a Musical. In recent years, those credits also include several productions - Arcadia, A Small Family Business and The Man Who Came to Dinner - as part of the Chichester Festival summer season.
It was at Chichester, in 1998, that Van Randwyck first starred as sultry saloon singer Rose of Rangoon in the hit British premiere production of Song of Singapore. The musical, directed by Roger Redfarn, returned to to Chichester last month for a limited run before transferring to Greenwich and London, where it will re-open the May Fair Theatre, dark for the past decade.
Date & place of birth
Born in the former British colony of Hong Kong in the last century.
Now lives in...
Sunny Wandsworth, London's "brighter borough".
Yes. I have a husband, Edward Hall, and a timeshare on a Scotty dog named Rags.
Trained at...
Madam Jojo's, Soho (the London cabaret club famous for its drag artists).
First big break
The above.
Career highlights
Favourite stage production that you've worked on
The Betrayal of Nora Blake at the Jermyn Street Theatre in London in 1998. It was directed by my future ex-husband Nickolas Grace and also featured Claire Moore and Andrew C Wadsworth. It's a musical spoof of a film noir, and I got to play the evil twin Laura to Claire Moore's saintly twin Nora.
Favourite co-star
Richard Griffiths who I worked with on The Man Who Came to Dinner (at the Chichester Festival in 1999) because he's so generous as a performer and he twinkles on stage.
Favourite director
My husband, Edward Hall, of course. He's the best and he's rather good at directing, too.
Favourite playwright
Tom Stoppard. I had the good fortune of playing Lady Croom (from Arcadia) last summer at Chichester. I knew that such witty lines would not always trip so lightly off my tongue.
Favourite choreographer
Craig Revel Horwood. He did a brilliant job on Pal Joey last summer at Chichester. His choreography really made the show.
What role would you most like to play (if you haven't already)?
Sally Bowles in Cabaret. Failing that, Lieutenant Ripley in Alien.
What do you like/dislike about performing in musicals versus doing cabaret?
I have no dislikes. I love them both, and they're very different disciplines.
What's the best thing currently on stage (not including this production)?
Julius Caesar, which opens in July at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford. It's directed by husband so if I'm not allowed to say that, then Feelgood (at the Garrick Theatre in the West End).
What advice would you give the government to secure the future of British theatre?
"Pull your f***ing finger out!"
If you could swap places with one person (living or dead), who would it be & why?
Dame Judi Dench, to know what true talent is.
Favourite book
Wait Till Next Year: A Memoir by Doris Kearns Goodwin
Favourite holiday destination
The Maldives
What attracted you to Song of Singapore?
The music and script. It's a great, high octane, never-a-dull-minute, cracking caper.
What do you feel about re-opening the May Fair Theatre?
A sense of responsibility!
What's your favourite number from Song of Singapore?
All the songs I get to sing, whether ballads or uptempo, are hits, but I suppose "We Are Rich" for its sheer anarchy value.
What's your favourite line from Song of Singapore?
"You can count on me."
What's the funniest thing that's happened during the pre-London run for Song of Singapore?
Once, during a show in Chichester, a member of the audience asked Martin Roach, who plays Slamdunk, whether I wore stockings or tights in the show. There are a lot more anecdotes, but I like that purely for its surreal quality.
Anything else you'd like to add?
Yes. We did a live recording of Song of Singapore down at Chichester. We acquired the rights and organised it ourselves as a cast venture. It'll be available in about three weeks. We did it because everyone has been asking for a recording for the past three years, and the record companies kept umming and ahhing. They wanted to see how we'd do in the West End first. But by then it would be too late so we decided to think American, do it ourselves and have it ready beforehand. The recording will be available to buy at the May Fair and Chichester Festival Theatres and also from the Dress Circle shop (in Covent Garden). I'm sure the record companies will be hoping this isn't going to set a precedent. We'll see.
- Issy Van Randwyck was talking to Terri Paddock>
Song of Singapore plays at the Greenwich Theatre until 23 June 2001. It opens at London's May Fair Theatre on 2 July and continues to 9 September 2001, following previews from 28 June.
Song of Singapore plays at the Greenwich Theatre until 23 June 2001. It opens at London's May Fair Theatre on 2 July and continues to 9 September 2001, following previews from 28 June.


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The Map of Scotland below, allows you to click on
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quiet country estates.
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popular from the southeast of Scotland to the
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Ling as well as a few more elusive species.
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know Links courses in the world such as St Andrews,
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a few. The largest cities Edinburgh and Glasgow are
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visitors, the choice is amazing.
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tourists and competitors from around the world. Many
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far north, with mountains up to over 4,000 feet.
There are a number of Whiskey
Distillers throughout Scotland that can be
visited. These normally allow a tour of the
distillery and a sample of the whiskey.
Abbeys * Castles * Mansions
and Cathedrals are some of the most impressive
buildings in Scotland. Edinburgh Castle and Stirling
Castle are huge fortresses used by Scottish Kings.
Many of the other smaller castles were built for the
head of a Clan. If visiting Stirling Castle, you have
to visit the Wallace monument a few miles east and
climb to the top, the view is stunning.
Below is a list of events through history that
were influential in the way Scottish Clans
gained or lost their power.
858 Kenneth I died. He was king of the
Picts, regarded by many as the first king of
Scots. Kenneth I founded the dynasty that ruled
Scotland for much of the medieval period,
turning the country from a land of warring
tribes, into some sort of organized structure.
The early Kings of Scoland are burried at
Iona Abbey,
that was founded by St Columba and his Irish
followers in AD 563, on the Isle of Iona, off
the west of Scotland.
1018, victory for King Malcolm II of
Scotland at the Battle of Carham (Northern
England) against the Northern English, defined
the Kingdom of Scotland's borders to
roughly what is seen today. The Scots made a
few attempts over the following years to
capture lands in Northern England, but failed
to hold on to them.
1263 1st October, the forces of King
Alexander III of Scotland defeats the forces of
the Norwegian King Haakon at the Battle of
Largs. The Vikings had been raiding the Western
Isles and west coast of Scotland for over 400
years. The Battle of Largs led to the Vikings
withdrawing from Scotland, and the Scottish
western isles over the following years.
1286, the death of King Alexander III of
Scotland, and that of his sole heir the four
year old Princess Margaret (Maid of Norway)
four years later, led to the mighty English
King Edward I (Longshanks) sending his forces
into Scotland with a view of gaining control
for himself.
1292, John Balliol chosen by the Scottish
Nobles as their King, began his unsuccessful
quest to remove the English from Scotland.
Edward imprisoned Balliol in the Tower of
London until his release in 1299. Balliol then
moved to France, where he lived on his estate
until his death.
1297 11th September, William Wallace lead
15,000 Scottish rebels against an English army,
50,000 strong, on route to Stirling Castle, at
Stirling Bridge. Wallace's victory saw
him rewarded with the title Guardian of
1298, William Wallace's army is
crushed by a massif English army led by Edward
I at Falkirk. Wallace escaped with his life
only to be captured at Glasgow August 5th 1305,
and executed in London August 23rd 1305.
1314 June 23rd, a Scottish army led by
Robert the Bruce confronts an English army led
by King Edward II (son of Edward 1 who died in
July 1307) at Bannockburn, Stirlingshire.
Bruce's victory saw the English flee
towards their strongholds, and eventually out
of Scotland altogether. After a further 14
years of war, the treaty of Edinburgh was
signed March 17th 1328, this allowing Bruce to
become king of an independent Scotland. Bruce
died at Cardross, probably from leprosy June
7th 1329.
1371, the death of Bruce's son David
II without leaving an heir, led to the crowning
of Robert the Bruce's grandson Robert II
(Stewart) this beginning the house of Stuart
that eventually ruled Scotland and England.
1488, the unpopular King James III (Stuart)
is killed at the battle of Sauchieburn by the
army of his son James, who became King James
1513 9th September, Battle of Flodden Moor,
Northuberland England, between the armies of
James IV (Stuart) of Scotland, and King Henry
VIII (Tudor) of England. Henry provoked the
Scottish attack, as his forces had been
plundering Scottish ships travelling between
Scotland and France. Scotland's losses in
the battle were high, including the king
himself, and many nobles.
1530s, King Henry VIII of England (Tudor)
steers England towards Protestantism. The
German monk Martin Luther, had views that the
Christian Catholic religion, centred on the
Pope in Rome, should be reformed.
Luther's preaching's lead to the
split of the Christian religion into Catholic
and Protestant. The Protestant religion
appealed to Henry as, money raised by English
churches would then go to him instead of the
Pope. Other advantages of Protestantism were,
divorce was then legal, and clerics could
marry. Hundreds of thousands of British died,
and were forced to emigrate over the following
two century's, fighting over the two
1542, King James V (Stuart) of Scotland,
died one week after the birth of his sole heir
Mary. The death of James V, lead to Henry VIII
of England sending troops into Scotland on
raids. These raids were to put pressure on the
Scots to have Mary married to his son Edward.
Mary was moved to France for her safety in
1548. She eventually married a French prince
and became Queen of France. After the death of
her husband, followed by the death of her
mother in 1560, who had been leading Scotland
in her absence, Mary returned to Scotland where
she took on the title Mary Queen of Scots.
These were dangerous times, as Scotland and
England were at that time, torn between the
Catholic and Protestant religions. Catholics in
Scotland, England and France, claimed the
protestant Queen Elizabeth I (Tudor) of England
since 1558, should be replaced by the catholic
Mary, who had claims to the English throne, as
she was the granddaughter of Margaret Tudor.
Battles that raged at that time, ended with
Mary imprisoned by Elizabeth's forces,
and eventually executed in 1587. In a twist of
fate, the death of Queen Elizabeth in 1603
without leaving an heir, saw Mary Queen of
Scots son James VI of Scotland, declared King
of England and Scotland.
1642, Charles I (Stuart) of England &
Scotland, finds himself embroiled in the
English Civil War. His attempts to force a new
prayer book on the Scots, and take little
notice of the English Parliament, led to the
war. The parliamentarians (Roundheads) led by
Oliver Cromwell, eventually defeated the
Monarchy (Cavaliers) in 1649, Charles was
beheaded soon after. Cromwell then ruled
England & Scotland as Lord Protector until
his death in 1658. The death of
Cromwell's son the following year, saw
the Stuart's returned to the throne.
1560, the Scottish Parliament passed an Act,
abolishing the Roman Catholic Church within the
realm, this seeing most of the Cathedrals and
Abbey's in Scotland destroyed, and their
stonework carried of for the construction of
other buildings.
1707, Queen Anne (Stuart) presides over the
Union of the parliaments of Scotland and
England. The parliaments then become known as
the Parliament of Great Britain. Scotland
merchants, and anyone working with merchants,
acquire great wealth after this time, as they
were then free to trade with America and the
West Indies, that had been largely controlled
by England until this time. Sugar, tobacco and
slavery were the most profitable trades.
Scotland's towns and cities grew dramaticaly
from then on, with impressive Georgian and
Victorian buildings spreading all over Scotland
from the mid 1700s till the early 1900s. Most
of the older architecture seen in Scotland's
towns and cities today, were built at this
time, with funds raised through trade after the
Union between Scotland and England.
1714, the death of the protestant Queen Anne
(Stuart) without leaving an heir, lead to
George I (Hanover) taking over the throne of
Great Britain. This was a last request of Queen
Anne to stop her exiled Catholic brother, James
the old Pretender, from gaining control. George
was the son of the Electress Sophia of Hanover
/Germany, who was a granddaughter of King James
I of England. With George being a protestant
German, chosen before decendants of the
catholic Stuart's, that had a greater
claim to the throne, the Stuart's began
disputing his right to be king.
1715, the sixth Earl of Mar (John Erskin)
declared himself for James Francis Stuart (the
Old Pretender) and set out with his forces in
an attempt to meet up with English forces also
inspired to have King George I overthrown in
favour of James Stuart. That attempt, scuppered
by Hanoverian supporters, became known as the
first Jacobite Rising.
1719, Battle of Glenshiel ends with another
defeat of the Jacobites by the Hanovarians.
1745 September 19th, Battle of Prestonpans,
led by Prince Charles Edward Stuart (Bonnie
Prince Charlie) defeats Sir John Cope to
achieve the first Jacobite victory.
1746 January 17th, Jacobites defeat English
government troops at Falkirk.
1746 April 16th, the Battle of Culloden Moor
near Inverness, ends within one hour with the
defeat of the Jacobites, and the fleeing of
Bonnie Prince Charlie to France. This was the
last major battle on the British Isles.
1762 The Highland Clearances begin, with
Chiefs forcibly moving crofters off their land
to make way for large scale sheep farming. Many
crofters were moved to coastal areas where they
found it impossible to live, so began moving
into large towns and cities in search of work.
Many emigrated to America and Canada, where
they were often used to push into un chartered
territory, and face hostile native
1837-1901, Queen Victoria (Hanover) rules
Britain with her offspring marrying throughout
Europe. Her marriage to Prince Albert (son of
Ernest Duke of Saxe-Coburg & Gotha,
Germany) results in a family of 9 children and
40 grandchildren. The first child, Victoria
Adelaide, married Frederick III, German
Emperor, with their son becoming Kaiser Wilhelm
II, World War I era. Their second child, Edward
VII, ruled Britain under his fathers title
Saxe-Coburg & Gotha, with his son becoming
George V of Britain, World War I era. Their
third child, Princess Alice, married the German
Louis IV of Hesse, Grand Duke, with their
daughter Princess Alexandria marrying Csar
Nicholas II of Russia, World War I era.
1917, in the midst of World War One, King
George V of Britain adopts the name House of
Windsor for the royalty, this distancing them
from their German relations. As the war came to
an end, George's cousin Kaiser Wilhelm II
of Germany, was forced to abdicate and move to
Holland. George's other cousin, Czar
Nicholas II of Russia, was forced to abdicate
in 1917 by the Bolshevik Revolution. The Czar,
Princess Alexandria and their family, were shot
by the Bolshevik's July 16th 1918. The
House of Windsor survived the war to go on as
Britain's monarchs into the 21st
Three rulers of the main countries that
fought each other during World War One,
Britain, Germany and Russia, were related
through Queen Victoria. The largest family feud
in history, that led to the death of around 9
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Called it a four cylinder sewing machine
about the size of a large kidney bean.
In 01 when the gas was not as high
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they jeered and laughed, all poking fun at me.
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So we just got into Bali yesterday, but it turns out I am moving to Iran for some time today, and I am not sure I will be able to update this blog from there. Hopefully I will, but in case I don't I wanted to post this portrait I particularly liked and leave you guys with it till I come back. It was taken in Can Tho, in the heart of the Mekong delta in Vietnam.
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Last post on Vietnam, this one is just a few colourful people spoted on markets across the country. Markets are actually one of the highlights of any trip in Vietnam. They're by far the best places to eat cheap delicious food like the traditional ubiquitous … Read More →
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BRIDGETON, MO (KTVI)– Maggie Duckworth might be living in Bridgeton, Missouri right now, but one day she could be calling Mars home.
"It'll be two men and two women," says red planet recruit Maggie Duckworth. "Four on each shuttle and we'll be starting a new colony on Mars. It's a permanent settlement we will not be returning."
Duckworth wants to take a one way trip to the red planet as part of the Mars one mission.
"There were over 200,000 applicants," says Duckworth. "They recently made a cut December 30th and now there's 1058."
The astronautical applicant owns nostalgia bomb studios making cosplay costumes, hats and jewelry with her two best friends.
"When she first told me she was going to Mars I said, 'Are you kidding?" recalls Shira Caplan. "Then I said, 'Can I come in your suitcase?"
Duckworth is determined to take part in the mission to mars that will sell licensing rights and a reality show about the out of this world project.
"I'm an electrical engineer, but I run a business making costumes," says Duckworth. "I do a little bit of everything, and I think that's something we're going to need because if there`s any problem that we run into on Mars we're going to have to come up with solutions. We can't constantly be calling back to Earth, because there`s a six minute delay."
Up next Maggie the Martian has to pass a physical and medical test in March while the cosmos candidate pool gets whittle down.
"I wouldn't go to Mars, but I'm totally willing to support her in getting there herself because I think this is a really important project," says co-crafter Janella Baduini.
Even if leaving terra firma is final.
"Some people have been like, 'Are you scared to go die on Mars?' and I'm like, 'Are you scared to die on Earth," says Duckworth. "It's going to happen, I'm going to die someday, and I might as well be doing something that I really love to do that's going to make a big difference in our race."
Maggie hopes to say goodbye to planet earth in the year 2025.


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The Civil War Art of Mort Künstler
April 26 - July 28, 2013
Opening Reception — Friday, April 26, 2013 – 5:30-7:30 p.m. — Meet Mort Künstler!
Wine and Light Hors d'ouevres — Meet the artist and book signing with lecture from 6-7 p.m.
Price: $20 for Members/$30 for Non-Members
In honor of the 150th Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg and the Gettysburg Address (which is being observed in 2013), the Reading Public Museum will exhibit nearly 30 paintings, etchings and sketches by renowned historical artist Mort Künstler.
He's the premier historical artist in America - and now he focuses mainly on the American Civil War. When Mort Künstler began his current emphasis on Civil War art in the early 1980s, he had already accomplished more than a half-dozen artists could hope to accomplish in a collective lifetime. From portraits of prehistoric American life to the odyssey of the space shuttle, Mort Künstler had painted America's story - and was already renowned as "the premier historical artist in America." When he placed his focus on Civil War art, Mr. Künstler quickly established himself as the country's most-collected Civil War artist, and earned unprecedented acclaim within the genre of Civil War art.
In 1998, the Nassau County Museum of Art in New York sponsored a one-man exhibition entitled The Civil War - The Paintings of Mort Künstler. More than 130 paintings, drawings, and sculptures were gathered together from around the nation. The seven-week exhibition attracted more than 30,000 visitors, surpassing the previous attendance record set by a Picasso exhibit. Due to the success of this exhibit, the Nassau County Museum of Art held a second one-man exhibit of Mr. Künstler's work in 2006 entitled The American Spirit – The Paintings of Mort Künstler.
In Virginia, Governor James Gilmore officially declared a "Mort Künstler Day" in 1999, and in 2000, Governor Gilmore officially opened an exhibition at the Museum of the Confederacy in Richmond called The Confederate Spirit: The Paintings of Mort Künstler, which was the first one-man exhibition of a contemporary artist ever held at the museum. Later that year, a book by the same name was published by Rutledge Hill Press with a narrative by James I. Robertson, Jr. In a similar ceremony north of the Mason-Dixon line in Ohio, Mr. Künstler was selected as the Official Artist of the Ohio State Bicentennial, and his painting of General John Hunt Morgan's raid through Ohio was featured in a long-term exhibit at the Cincinnati Museum Center.
Mr. Künstler continues to participate in a variety of charitable causes that are close to his heart. In 2001, following America's 9-11 tragedy, he contributed one of his most popular limited edition prints -"Old Glory" - for a fund-raiser by the American Red Cross. The non-profit program raised more than $150,000 for the Red Cross to use on behalf of the victims of the 9-11 attack. Since 1998, Mr. Künstler has been a supporter of Timber Ridge School - a residential institution serving emotionally disturbed adolescent boys in Winchester, Virginia. Sales of ornaments featuring his art have raised over $700,000 for the school. In 2003, a new residence hall at the school was named Mort Künstler Hall in his honor.
In 2001, Mr. Künstler was named the official artist for the motion picture Gods and Generals, and in 2002 Greenwich Workshop Press published his newest book: Gods and Generals: The Paintings of Mort Künstler. He also served as a consultant for the heralded Ron Maxwell motion picture, Gods and Generals, and his art publisher, American Spirit Publishing, released a series of historical Civil War limited edition prints of key historical events on which the motion picture was based. In 2002, Mr. Künstler became the first artist to be honored by a 6- month one-man exhibition at the new National Civil War Museum in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. In 2003, he received the Jefferson Davis Southern Heritage Award from the Military Order of the Stars and Bars - composed of descendants of the Southern officer corps - which followed his 2001 receipt of the Henry Timrod Southern Culture Award by the M.O.S.B.
Mr. Künstler has also been named as an Official Artist for the H.L. Hunley, and unveiled a new painting of the H.L. Hunley during ceremonies in Charleston, South Carolina on April 17-18, 2004. He has also been commissioned to design and furnish all the artwork for the Middletown, Ohio Veterans Memorial, which was unveiled on July 4, 2004.
In 2010 the Nassau County Museum of Art held their third exhibit of Künstler's Civil War paintings in commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the Civil War. For Us the Living - The Civil War in Paintings by Mort Künstler consisted of approximately 50 paintings accompanied by a selection of documentary objects. For the first time, visitors to a Künstler exhibition gained an inside look into the artist's creative process through a display of his sketches, drawings, and preliminary studies.
Mr. Künstler was commissioned to paint an accurate depiction of Washington crossing the Delaware. Washington's Crossing was unveiled at the New-York Historical Society on December 26, 2011 - the 235th anniversary of the actual event - and received great critical acclaim.
In recognition of the 150th anniversary of the Civil War, a collection of over thirty original Civil War paintings by Künstler have been on exhibit at various museums. This traveling exhibit started in February 2012 at the VMI Museum in Lexington, Virginia and continued on to the Virginia Museum of the Civil War at New Market Battlefield State Historic Park and the South Carolina State Museum in Columbia, South Carolina.
The Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, Massachusetts will be having a major retrospective exhibit of Mr. Künstler's paintings from November 2014 to March 2015.
On September 13, 2012, the U. S. National Archives in Washington, DC hosted "An Evening with Mort Künstler." Mr. Künstler discussed pivotal moments in his career with Laurie Norton Moffat, Executive Director of the Norman Rockwell Museum, accompanied by a slide show of his works.
Mr. Künstler will be the sixth artist honored by the Booth Western Art Museum of Cartersville, Georgia with their Lifetime Achievement Award on February 15, 2014. He will join Howard Terpning, G. Harvey, Ken Riley, Fred Fellow, and Glenna Goodacre as the only honorees in the history of the award.
Probably no other artist in our nation's history has recorded so many events in American history and certainly no one has painted them with the extraordinary authenticity and drama as Mort Künstler. Mort Künstler is America's artist.
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Image (top): Mort Künstler,Pickett's Charge: Gettysburg, July 3, 1863, oil on canvas, ©2012 Mort Künstler, Inc.


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The Top St. Louis Hip-Hop Artists to Watch in 2013
Saint Orleans - I am proud to say that I've watched this guy grow immensely over the last couple of years. His single "We Don't Luv Em" has morphed into a classic STL hip-hop club jam. On any given night of the week you can go out to a packed club anywhere in the city and witness an over-crowded dance floor grooving to this record. His stage show is extremely impressive and he's lyrically capable of going toe to toe with the best of them. As I said before, the best and most capable artists are typically hybrids of multiple styles. This means they can zone in and out of any lane without hesitation. Nas is a hybrid. Tupac and Lil Wayne are hybrids -- Saint Orleans is also a hybrid. In the the renaissance era of Saint Louis hip hop Saint O. will play a very important and critical role. St. Louis artists are known for bringing quality club jams to the table, but when an artist also brings lyricism and substance, things can suddenly blow up quickly.
Allen Gates - Of all the people on my personal radar for next year, Allen Gates is definitely the one who would best be described as a "newcomer." You probably haven't seen him perform before. You're probably unfamiliar with his catalogue. But I believe he has enough of the "it" factor to become a contender for this town's hip-hop title belt if he chooses to do so. His music is overflowing with passion and his stage show is flooded with over-the-top energy. If partnered with the right producers, he's more than capable of making waves -- certain artists are intriguing enough for the public to fall in love with effortlessly. All Gates needs is a solid ground-level awareness campaign and this year will be huge for him. He makes honest music about his life experiences and has confidence oozing out of his pores. As a fan I'd love to see him put ten toes in the dirt and mash on these sucker MCs. Gates could definitely become a forerunner for bringing the realness back to Saint Louis music.
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|1000.00 ccm (61.02 cubic inches)
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|135.00 HP (98.5 kW))
|189.84 Nm (19.4 kgf-m or 140.0 ft.lbs)
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It has been a thorn in the side of all those early adopters on AT&T's HSPA+ network: despite advertisements to the contrary, the two devices featuring the "4G" tag have their HSUPA support gimped. According to a new posting on AT&T's Facebook page, the Motorola Atrix 4G and HTC Inspire 4G won't have to wait much longer to see drastically improved upload speeds. It was said there that updates would hit the devices in April with HSUPA in two. It is also said the Samsung Infuse 4G will ship with HSUPA turned on out of the box. As things go in the world of Android updates, we'll believe it when we see it.
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UH Seidman Cancer Center is expanding services at UH Geauga Medical Center.
Oncology services at University Hospitals Geauga Medical Center provides patients with on-site cancer care, ranging from state-of-the-art imaging and diagnostics to infusion therapy, screenings, nutritional support and psychological support. Cancer specialists at UH Geauga Medical Center work directly with the clinical and research centers of excellence within University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center, recognized by US News & World Report as one of the top 25 hospitals for cancer care in the nation.
All cancer services are carefully coordinated and individualized for each patient by a highly skilled team of UH Seidman Cancer Center specialists. Our multidisciplinary team is committed to the individual physical, emotional and spiritual needs of every patient and embraces the expertise of:
UH Seidman Cancer Center is one of only 40 Comprehensive Cancer Centers in the country designated by the National Cancer Institute (NCI) through Case Comprehensive Cancer Center at Case Western Reserve University. UH Seidman Cancer Center offers the latest medical advancements in treatment earlier than most other cancer centers.
The Infusion Center at UH Geauga Medical Center in Chardon, Ohio, offers the following for patients with cancer:
UH Seidman Cancer Center at UH Geauga Medical Center provides disease specific multidisciplinary care teams to diagnose, treat and prevent major cancers, including the following services:
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Our mission is to present unbiased financial information and resources to empower and educate CU students to help them make sound financial decisions now and in the future.
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Niomi Williams is the Associate Program Director for CU Money Sense, as well as a Certified Personal Financial Manager. She presents on-campus personal finance workshops, facilitates one-on-one financial coaching sessions, and serves as media liaison for our program. Niomi has a M.A. in Communications from Wichita State University and started with CU Money Sense in April 2013.
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Bishops of the Diocese of New Jersey
Before you read the tables below, it might be helpful to define some terms.
A bishop is the supervisor of clergy and laity within a certain area (diocese). It's the third order of ordained ministry; from the Greek word episcopos, meaning 'overseer'. A bishop traditionally is chosen from among the priests and is ordained to the episcopate by three other bishops to preserve the apostolic succession and to ensure continuity with church teachings.
A diocesan bishop is the chief administrators of a diocese. A suffragan bishop is an assistant bishop who has been elected to that position. A bishop coadjutor is also an assistant bishop who is elected, but with the right of succession. An assisting bishop is someone who is already a bishop, and who is appointed to help a diocesan bishop or who acts in an interim capacity during the absence of a diocesan bishop. The presiding bishop is the chief bishop of a national church, sometimes called a primate or archbishop.
In the rosters below, the number in parentheses after a bishop's name refers to the rank in succession from the first American bishop, Samuel Seabury.
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If you do not get an appointment within 2 weeks please call 410-328-4323 to discuss the status of your appointment. If there is a need for an urgent appointment, please have your physician call us at 410-328-8981.
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16 S. Eutaw Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
For more information about the University of Maryland Neuromuscular Program, or to make an appointment, call the University Physicians Consultation and Referral Service at 1-800-492-5538 (patients) or 1-800-373-4111 (physicians).
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COLUMBIA CITY — As each year passes, the importance of technology increases for Whitley County Consolidated Schools.
Anne Plunkett, technology director for WCCS, shared with the board of school trustees areas of progress within her department in the past year.
Relocating to Indian Springs Middle School was perhaps the largest change for the department.
The move took several steps, but Plunkett said the new location at ISMS is serving the department well.
ISTEP+ preparations were made by the technology department in 2012-13. Extra computers, both laptops and desktops, were relocated to elementary buildings to allow for an adequate number of students in third through fifth grades.
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Theater, classical music and culture events: "Noises Off" at the Rubicon Theatre
Ventura County
"Bare: A Pop Opera": Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center presents this contemporary rock musical by Damon Intrabartolo and Jon Hartmere Jr. about a group of friends at a Catholic boarding school struggling to find themselves. 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 7 p.m. Sundays, through Feb. 16, 3050 Los Angeles Ave., Simi Valley. $24 general admission, $20 seniors and students. 583-7900; simi-arts.org.
"Forever Plaid": Cabrillo Music Theatre presents this musical revue about a '50s-era quartet that comes back from the dead for one more show. Songs include "Catch a Falling Star," "Heart and Soul" and "Love is a Many Splendored Thing." 7:30 p.m. Thursdays, 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 2 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays, through Feb. 9, Kavli Theatre, Civic Arts Plaza, 2100 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd., Thousand Oaks. $30-$65. Ticketmaster, 800-745-3000 or ticketmaster.com. Information: 449-2787.
"Master Class": The Conejo Players Theatre kicks off its 2014 season with Terrence McNally's Tony Award-winning play about celebrated opera singer Maria Callas. 8 p.m. Jan. 31 and Feb. 1, 351 S. Moorpark Road, Thousand Oaks. $18. 495-3715; conejoplayers.org.
"Noises Off": Rubicon Theatre continues its 16th season, called Not Your Typical Season, with this comic play-within-a-play by Michael Frayn. Through Feb. 23, 1006 E. Main St., Ventura. $25-$49. 667-2900; rubicontheatre.org.
One-Act Festival: The Elite Theatre Company will open its 21st season with its fifth annual One-Act Festival. 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 2 p.m. Sundays, through Feb. 9, 2731 S. Victoria Ave., Oxnard. $15. 483-5118.
"Twelfth Night": Ojai ACT presents the Shakespearean comedy set in the Roaring '20s. 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 2 p.m. Sundays, through Feb. 16, 113 S. Montgomery St., Ojai. $18 general admission, $15 seniors, students and Art Center members. 640-8797; ojaiact.org.
"Willy Wonka": Directed by Laura Mason, Young Artists Ensemble will present Roald Dahl's story of a world-famous candy man and the day he opens his unusual chocolate factory to five children. Through Feb. 16, Hillcrest Center for the Arts, 403 W. Hillcrest Drive, Thousand Oaks. $17 general admission, $15 seniors, students and children. 381-1246; yaeonline.com.
Up north
"Good People": Ensemble Theatre Company presents David Lindsay-Abaire's play about a working-class single mother seeking assistance from a successful ex-boyfriend. 8 p.m. Wednesdays through Saturdays, 2 and 7 p.m. Sundays, Feb. 6-23, New Vic, 33 W. Victoria St., Santa Barbara. $40-$65. 965-5400; etcsb.org.
Down south
"The Book of Mormon": The Broadway smash about Mormon missionaries returns to SoCal. Through March 16, Pantages Theatre, 6233 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles. 800-745-3000; ticketmaster.com or bookofmormonthemusical.com.
Christopher Plummer: The Oscar-winning actor will perform his one-man show, "A Word or Two," which The New York Times described as a "passionate love letter to language." Through Feb. 9, Ahmanson Theatre, 135 N. Grand Ave., Los Angeles. http://www.centertheatregroup.org.
"I'll Go On": Barry McGovern will star in this one-man show based on three of Samuel Beckett's novels — "Molloy," "Malone Dies" and "The Unnamable." 8 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays, 2 and 8 p.m. Saturdays, 1 and 6:30 p.m. Sundays through Feb. 9, Kirk Douglas Theatre, 9820 Washington Blvd., Culver City. $20-$55. 213-628-2772; centertheatregroup.org.
"Tonya & Nancy: The Rock Opera": This comic opera tells the story of Tonya Harding and Nancy Kerrigan as they vie for the gold medal in figure skating during the 1994 Winter Olympics and become part of an infamous scandal. 8 p.m. Feb. 4-5, King King Club, 6555 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles. $20 in advance, $25 at the door. 323-960-9234; celebrationtheatre.com.
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Organ and Trumpet Concert: California Lutheran University presents an organ and trumpet duo performing a concert of classical works. 7:30 p.m. Jan. 31, Samuelson Chapel, CLU, 60 W. Olsen Road, Thousand Oaks. Donations accepted. 493-3306; callutheran.edu.
KammerMusikere Concert: California Lutheran University presents the chamber orchestra from Pacific Lutheran University performing an eclectic program of dance-related music from tango to ballet. 8 p.m. Feb. 1, Samuelson Chapel, CLU, 60 W. Olsen Road, Thousand Oaks. Donations accepted. 493-3306; callutheran.edu.
Music Exposed Concert: In celebration of Black History Month, Music Exposed presents professor Leslie Drayton hosting this concert featuring The Ellington Quartet performing works by Leslie Drayton, Zachary Hernandez and Lesa Terry. 8 p.m. Feb. 3, Ventura College Performing Arts Center, 4700 Loma Vista Road, Ventura. $15 general admission, $10 Ventura College students and faculty. 289-6000.
Violin Concert: California Lutheran University presents violinist Lara St. John in concert. 7:30 p.m. Feb. 4, Samuelson Chapel, CLU, 60 W. Olsen Road, Thousand Oaks. Free. 493-3306; callutheran.edu/music.
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Jazz Concert: The Agoura High Music Department presents a concert featuring Agoura High graduate and saxophonist Danny Janklow and jazz vocalist Barbara Morrison. 7 p.m. Jan. 31, Performing Arts & Education Center, Agoura High School, 28545 W. Driver Ave., Agoura Hills. $12 general admission, $6 students. thepaecs.org.
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We are bringing in some exciting changes for the new season - but while we get them sorted, the routes and fares for the pre-season friendlies will be exactly the same as last season. See below for details.
Great news! The South West Interchange is now open for the F1 buses. This means you no longer have to use the Old Bus Station.
Away fans - if you arrive via Reading Station, leave via one of the South entrances (follow signs towards town centre) and turn right - follow the hill down and you will see the buses in front of you.
Home fans - as above, but you can also access the buses from Greyfriars Road (off Friar Street) or Tudor Road and Stanshawe Road from Caversham Road.
We have frozen the football fares for the third year running. That means you won't be paying out anymore than last season, or the season before! You can see a list of the fares below or by visiting our football fares page.
The 'Football Return' ticket is still available to buy this season. It's ideal for fans who want to meet up with friends in the town centre before and after the match. Available to buy on your normal non-football bus (not for sale on football buses), the ticket gives you travel into Reading on your normal bus (e.g. pink 24) where you can then transfer onto the F1 to get to the stadium. You can then travel back from the stadium on the F1 and then back home on your normal bus (e.g. pink 24).
This ticket can also be used for travel on scarlet 9 and the F2 from Shinfield Park.
Adult - £6
Solo - £3.50
To view a timetable of your football bus please click on the route names or the individual footballs below.
Download the full match day services pdf
Fares frozen again!
The fares for the football services are exactly the same as last season and are listed below
Reading Urban services F10 - F14, F20 - F24, F30 - F33 (within the simplyReading)
Blue Zone - Adult single £5.00, Child single £3.00, Adult return £6.00, Child return £3.50.
Yellow Zone - Adult single £4.00, Child single £2.50, Adult return £5.00, Child return £3.00.
Services F1 and F2 (Reading Old Bus Station Shuttle and Shinfield Park - Park and Ride Shuttle)
Adult single £3.50, Child single £2.00, Adult return £4.00, Child return £2.50.
Service F20 (Newbury to Reading)
Newbury Bus Station to Pipers Way
Adult single £7.00, Child single £4.00, Adult return £7.50, Child return £4.50
Colthrop Lane to Theale
Adult single £6.00, Child single £3.50, Adult return £7.00, Child return £4.00
Calcot Sainsbury's to Madejski Stadium (yellow zone)
Adult single £4.00, Child single £2.50, Adult return £5.00, Child return £3.00
Exact fare only please, as our drivers do not carry change
Concessionary Pass Holders
Concessionary Pass Holders may travel free on football services on production of a valid pass
Reading Buses Period Tickets & Day Tickets
These are not valid on any of the football services.
Boxing Day
A £1.00 surcharge will apply to all fares when Reading FC play at home on Boxing Day.


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"Can be made up to a week ahead, frozen, and heated when needed. Great for holiday open house or buffet table. DON'T MAKE TOO LARGE."
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1 1/2 cups
all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons
curry powder
1 teaspoon
1/4 teaspoon
8 ounces
shredded Cheddar cheese
1 pound
pork sausage
1/2 cup
These were great and I got rave reviews on them. I made them two weeks before my dinner party baked them than froze them reheated them at frozen stage for about 10 min at 400 degrees and they tasted like I just made them. Everyone thought I bought them!
Too much curry flavor and they came out dry.Needed a sauce to go with them
18 Ratings
Not worth the effort. You must be a curry fan to enjoy this.
These were awful and I would not suggest anybody waste their time or money attempting to prepare them.
see-i thought these were really good. you have to temper your spices to your liking. personally, not a huge curry fan-so i used a tiny little bit. they are time-consuming, but very tasty i think.
Great make ahead for the freezer. Just grab some out of the freezer and throw onto a cookie sheet.
These were AWFUL! And they were time consuming.
Maybe, I did something wrong. I won't make these again. And I don't recommend anyone else wasting their time. Sorry!!!
I was really worried after I reading the reviews but the family loved them. The only thing I changed was the dough needed liquid to be come a dough so I added 5 tablespoons of water and it worked out fine. they also really neede some type of sauce for dipping. next time I am going to change the spices and have a dipping sauce. they were not that time consuming but wrapping balls in dough takes the most time especially if you have a lot to make. I just flattened the dough with my hands and then wrapped the sausage in the middle working the dough smoothly around it. I did not freeze them either because I needed them right then and they turned out fine.
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Servings Per Recipe: 18
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Calories from Fat: 127
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Louis and Marian Bouché with friends, between 1920 and 1930
Physical Details: Photographic print : 1 item : sepia ; 19 x 24 cm.
Creator: unidentified photographer
Description: Photo shows the Bouchés eating a meal with friends at an outdoor picnic table.
Penciled note on verso identifies some of the people. Starting at far left, moving clockwise around the table: Louise Hellstrom, Louis Bouché, Chucky Bateman, [unidentified woman, unidentified man, unidentified woman], Robert Chandler [i.e. Chanler], Clemmence Randolph, Marian Bouché, [unidentified man, unidentified woman].
Forms part of: Louis Bouché papers, 1880-2007
Rights Statement: Current copyright status is undetermined
Citation: Louis and Marian Bouché with friends, between 1920 and 1930
Digital ID: 14953
- Bouché, Louis George
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Born: January 13, 1935
Hometown: Greenville, MS
(Raised Inverness, MS)
Year of Induction: 2010
High School Career
Inverness (MS) High School (1949-1952)
• Lettered in football, baseball, basketball, track & tennis
College Career
University of Mississippi (1952-1954)
Mississippi College (1954-1956)
• Played football & tennis and participated in track
• Named Most Athletic ('56)
• Co-Captain of football team ('55-'56)
Tennis Achievements
(1988-Time of Induction)
• MS Tennis Association Male Player of the Year ('88)
• Gold Medal National Senior Olympics 55 Mixed Doubles with wife Sandra ('95, '97)
• Gold Medal National Senior Olympics 65 Mixed Doubles with Carolyn Henry ('01)
• Member, Mississippi Southern Senior Cup championship team ('00-'01)
• Ranked 8th in USA in 65 doubles with Albert Lyle ('04)
• Gold Medal National Senior Olympics 55 Mixed Doubles with Sandra Toler ('05)
• Captain and member men's 65+ Senior Cup Team that won division three times in 4 years
• Five-time team memer Southern Section in National Intersectional Tournament age 65 division
• Quarterfinals doubles division in National 70's Clay Court Championship
• Won twelfth Southern Tennis Association sectional doubles championship ('05)
Hall of Fame Memberships
• Mississippi Tennis Hall of Fame (1996)
• Mississippi College Athletic Hall of Fame (1998)
• Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame (2010)
Did You Know?
Ken Toler has won more tennis accolades than we can list. He has been ranked #1 every year in either singles, doubles, or both in his age division of Mississippi Tennis Association-sanctioned adult tournaments since 1967. Ken has seen tennis from a variety of perspectives as an umpire, linesman, and monitor at various tournaments
Toler has been active in his community having served as President of the Mississippi Tennis Association, the Downtown YMCA, the Mississippi College Alumni Association and the Mississippi Security Dealers Association.


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Regional planning commission to host meeting
CHESAPEAKE, Ohio -- The Lawrence County Regional Planning Commission will have its regular monthly meeting at noon Thursday, Feb. 21, at Giovanni's in Chesapeake.
A speaker has been invited to talk about new home septic treatment rules, specifically how they relate to subdivisions.
Anyone with questions can call Carrie Yaniko, urban education specialist at the Lawrence Soil and Water District at 740-867-4737.
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Griffin Press Room
Griffin Announces Case Line-Up and Giveaway of New iPad
New iPad collection spans military-duty cases to minimalistic designs, with options for all types of users
Griffin's giveaway of the new iPad to run through March 23rd – enter online
Nashville, TN – March 12, 2012 – Griffin Technology, one of the world's foremost creators of innovations for everyday life, announces compatibility of several of its most popular cases with the new iPad, also hosting a giveaway of the new iPad on http://www.griffintechnology.com/ipad-3-cases-accessories.
"Like many people, Griffin had been eagerly awaiting the announcement of Apple's next tablet, and the new iPad does not disappoint. With the industry-leading Retina display, HD video, iSight camera and other exciting features, Apple has once again set the bar for the device people want to take with them everywhere they go," said George Campbell, Director of Industrial Design at Griffin. "Our case collection for the new iPad offers various colors, styles and levels of protection for on-the-go use, and they're in stores now."
The collection includes:
Survivor Military-Duty Case ($79.99): Survivor is Griffin's most protective case available, designed to meet or exceed US Department of Defense Standard 810F. Survivor is built on a shatter-resistant polycarbonate frame, clad in rugged, shock-absorbing silicone. This combination of materials protects against dirt, sand, rain, shock, vibration, and a host of other environmental factors. The case is available in Pink and Black.
IntelliCase ($59.99): Features protective polycarbonate for added durability in back along with flexible TPU to protect the tablet's Multi-Touch display. IntelliCase folds into a 2-position upright or inclined workstand, at optimum angles for tapping or reading. Integrated magnets hidden in the cover automatically wake the iPad when the flap is opened and put it to sleep when closed. IntelliCase for iPad is available in Peacock, Black, Midnight and Dark Red.
Elan Folio ($49.99): This classic slim, one-piece folio flips open for quick access to the Multi-Touch display and closes like a book for privacy and protection. The cover folds to provide landscape and portrait positioning, with easy access to all ports and controls. Elan Folio, part of Griffin's Spring Case Collection announced at CES 2012, is now available in new designs for the new iPad. Elan Folio Cabana comes in vibrant teal or red, complemented by tan and white stripes. Elan Folio Crackled has the well-aged look of distressed paint; and Elan Folio Aged combines crisp canvas with nicely-worn leather accents.
Passport ($29.99): Like Elan Folio, the Passport starts with a slim, compact design but adds microsuede lining to protect the iPad from scratches, smudges and abrasions. Passport flips open like a book to reveal the Retina display of the new iPad, and closes for privacy and protection. An elastic band closure secures the cover shut for use on the go. Available in Red, Black and Brown.
AirStrap ($49.99): AirStrap features a wide neoprene strap on the back to hug the hand, making iPad-viewing easier and more secure, while the other hand is free for tapping. Easy-to-grip contoured edges surround the thick molded frame, combining functionality with reliable protection. Comes standard in all black.
Outfit ($29.99): For a minimalistic, super-slim design, check out Griffin's Outfit. This durable hard polycarbonate shell snaps onto the tablet's back, warding off dings and dents while providing full access to ports, connectors and controls. Outfit even works with Apple's Smart Cover, and the iPad retains its slim profile. Available in Smoke and Clear.
To view all of Griffin's new accessories and enter the contest to win the new iPad, visit www.griffintechnology.com/ipad-3-cases-accessories.
About Griffin Technology
Founded on Paul Griffin's kitchen table in 1992, Griffin Technology Inc., is today one of the world's foremost creators of accessories for home, mobile, and personal technology. Unique products such as iTrip®, PowerMate®, iFM®, iMic® and Evolve® Wireless Speaker System have broken new ground in consumer electronics and created loyal fans the world over. Today, Griffin products are conceived, designed and developed in-house and continue to push the envelope of the industry they helped create. Learn more about Griffin's entire range of ingenious designs at www.griffintechnology.com, www.facebook.com/griffintech and on Twitter, @griffintech.


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As we round out our "2 Guys" Team, I took a quick turn from center and ended up in right field. Right field is pretty far from the action but that didn't stop us from getting a lot of nominees. I counted six. Swoboda, Staub, Youngblood, Strawberry, Nady, and yes, Shane Spencer.
I will skip right by Shane and Xavier. Although I have somewhat fond memories of Joel Youngblood, I don't think of him as tough or gritty.
For Swoboda, I have a quick personal story. After the Mets won the second game of the 1969 World Series, Dad got the idea that we should head out to the airport to meet the plane coming back from Baltimore. I don't know how he got the correct flight information, but we headed out and sure enough we had a spot outside the runway, behind a fence, and the players all had to pass us before getting inside to the terminal. About fifty people had the same idea, no more, but we cheered as loudly as we could as the players filed past, waving and smiling at us. As Swoboda went by, he stopped and looked out at all of us and yelled, "We will not be going back! We sweep them from here!" Which, of course, they did. Unlike before Super Bowl III with Joe Namath, no reporters were around to record Ron's words, but it showed the cockiness Swoboda always played with. Swoboda was also a real "dirty uniform" type guy, and his crazy catch in the 1969 World Series was clearly an example of how he always went all out. I think Ron deserves consideration.
Well, Jimmy, I still haven't gotten to either Darryl or Rusty, but I don't want to dominate the conversation. What do you think of the right field crew assembled?
First off, that's a great Swoboda story. Didn't any of you think of bringing a camera? I got the impression the Geus clan was always snapping pictures back then? In my family, Dad brought out the camera for Easter, high school graduations, and when anybody bought a new car, and that was it.
Back to right field. Fifty-seven guys have played 50 games or more in RF for the Mets — and Mordecai Brown could count the tough guys on one hand. Strawberry deserves consideration, because he was clearly a guy nobody wanted to mess with when the dugouts emptied. But I don't think that's our kind of toughness, exactly. Toughness is what Rusty Staub gave us in the 1973 playoffs.
Yes, Staub is the guy. What Rusty was able to do in 1973 was truly remarkable. First, in tough guy fashion, Staub crashed into the wall making a game-saving catch to help win game four of the NLCS against the Reds. Staub severely injured his shoulder on the play, and it seemed clear when he missed the clincher the next day that his season was finished.
Rusty was our best hitter that year and the idea of playing Oakland without him put a damper on the Mets second World Series appearance. But Staub played, basically with one arm. Not just one pinch-hitting appearance like that wimp Kirk Gibson (a bad hamstring, c'mon rub some dirt on that!), nope Staub started and played right field in all six games. It was one of those things you never forget. Staub was injured so badly that on some plays he would shovel the ball to the center fielder to make the throw to third or home. He was hitting with one arm too.
Now there is a fine line between tough and selfish. What good is going out there if you can't find a way to help the team? Not to worry with Rusty. The one-armed bandit hit .423 in that World Series and he had an OPS of 1.079. Oakland couldn't get him out.
I could go on about Staub in general, but I'll just add one more fact. He is my wife's favorite player. And it's common knowledge that she has a thing for tough guys.
Oh, and Jimmy, about those pictures. No, we have nothing from that particular night. But we have a whole lot, some real cool stuff, and some home videos too. Right now it's all in the attic, collecting dust, but I think it might be time to climb up there and see what I can find.
Spring is right around the corner, spring cleaning will come with that.