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Recently, new strains of the disease have appeared in the Maritimes. These new strains are more aggressive than the old strains, infect plants earlier in the season, cause more severe disease and persist during periods of dry weather.
Late Blight is caused by the fungus Phytophthora infestans. Three conditions must be met for an infection to occur: 1) there must be a source of infection; 2) there must be a susceptible host plant; and 3) there must be the right environmental conditions
Sources of infection
Late Blight survives from one season to the next in diseased tubers. Potatoes in storage, tubers surviving the winter unfrozen in the garden or infected tubers in a compost are all potential sources of new infections. Infected tomato fruit discarded in composts in late winter or early spring may be a source of infection if they do not freeze. Spores are carried from these sources by wind to the new crop of potatoes or tomatoes. Spores can be transported 80 km or more from a source and 8-16 km is common.
Susceptible host plants
Members of the solanaceae family are susceptible to Late Blight. This family includes potatoes, tomatoes and peppers, all of which may be infected by Late Blight. Some potato varieties are less susceptible to Late Blight than others, but no variety is immune to the disease. Recent advances in genetic engineering may soon provide us with improved varieties which possess a high level of resistance to Late Blight.
Environmental conditions
Late Blight development and spread is favored by cool, humid conditions
or prolonged periods of rain. Night temperatures between
10-15oC, day temperatures between 15-20oC, relative
humidity greater than 90% and a cumulative rainfall of 30 mm or more
during the last 10 days are conditions favorable for the development and
spread of Late Blight.
Stem tip lesion
on potato
The spores land on leaves, stems or fruit and in the presence of free moisture infect the plants. Infections develop into visible lesions in 4-5 days. Infected leaves develop dark green, water soaked spots that enlarge and turn brown with a light green margin. A white, fluffy growth, which produces late blight spores, can be seen around the outside of the lesions on the underside of the leaves. Late Blight spores develop in 7-10 hours at 90% relative humidity. Dark lesions and fluffy white growth also appear on the stems, often starting where the leaves attach to the stem.
Lesion on a potato leaf
Tubers are infected with Late Blight when spores are washed down
through the soil by heavy rains. Infected tissue is granular, reddish
brown in color and may extend up to 2 cm into the tuber. Fluffy, white
growth may be seen on the tubers under high humidity in storage.
Tomatoes develop similar symptoms on leaves and stems. Infected fruit
first show dry pale brown discolorations on the surface which later
enlarge into brown, wrinkled lesions. These are most often found on the
upper surface of the fruit.
Do not use potatoes from your own garden or from grocery stores for seed. Buy seed potatoes which have been inspected and certified by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
Seed potatoes should be inspected before planting and any seed showing signs of rot should be removed.
First infections of Late Blight often appear in early to mid-August. Avoid the disease by ensuring you have an early crop:
* Plant as early as possible.
* Very early varieties such as Caribe, AC Chaleur, AC Belmont, Jemseg and Eramosa provide good yields in 60-70 days.
* Green sprout your seed to be able to start harvesting 2 to 3 weeks earlier than normal.
Do not leave old potatoes or tomato fruit exposed in a compost pile. Pull and bury any plants which start to grow in the compost pile.
Remove and destroy volunteer potato plants which grow in the garden.
Keep potato and tomato foliage as dry as possible by allowing good air circulation:
* Do not plant too closely in the row (suggested spacing 30 cm).
* Leave enough space between rows (suggested spacing 122 cm), or alternate rows of potatoes with rows of carrots or other short crops.
* Do not water potatoes or tomatoes during the evening as the foliage may stay wet all night.
* Avoid planting in shaded locations.
Do not use excess nitrogen fertilizer as it promotes top growth, reduces resistance to disease and delays maturity.
Transplant tomatoes as far away as possible from potatoes in the garden.
Build a big hill over the potato plant to provide better protection against spores washing down through the soil and infecting the tubers.
If you choose to use them, weekly applications of fungicides on potatoes and tomatoes, started early in the season, will help delay the onset and progress of the disease.
Green sprouting seed potatoes
Remove all infected leaves or stems each day to reduce spore production and disease spread. This method may be effective if the weather turns dry and slows the progress of the disease.
If you cannot keep ahead of the disease, choose a dry sunny day and remove all potato tops by standing on the hill with your feet around the stems and pulling on all stems at once. Take care not to expose the tubers. Place the foliage in garbage bags and seal. The tubers may safely be left in the ground until fall. Allow at least 2 weeks between pulling the tops and harvest.
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CSI Insurance
Q: What is College Student Insurance?
CSI is a low-cost personal property insurance program that supplements the University Production Insurance Plan. It includes basic coverage for personal items (computers, iPods, electronics, cell phones, personal camera equipment) as well as additional coverage for third party camera equipment that you borrow or rent. CSI is a mandatory purchase for all students enrolled in a Production Class. All CSI policies are annual policies that expire one year from the date of purchase. All CSI insurance certificates are generated through the NYU Department of Insurance & Risk Management.
Q: The bursar office billed me for insurance as part of my tuition, and I already paid this fee. Why do I have to purchase additional insurance?
On the bursar bill, you will notice that NYU charges an insurance fee. This covers large liability and equipment claims, but there is a deductible of $5000. This is where CSI comes in. CSI is a gap policy issued by a 3rd party insurance provider which will cover the cost of the deductible for any equipment that is lost or damaged, leaving the student with the much reduced financial burden. With a CSI policy, the deductible goes down from $5000 to $500. The policy covers not only your personal equipment, but also NYU's equipment when in your care, and any equipment that you borrow or rent. As an added benefit, the CSI policy also covers all your own personal property in your apartment or dorm room including phones, laptops, bicycles, etc.
Q: My personal property is covered under my family's homeowner insurance policy. Do I still have to purchase CSI?
Purchasing CSI insurance is a requirement if you are in a production class, and may not be substituted with any other outside policies as the terms have been carefully negotiated with NYU's department of Risk Management to protect both you, the school, and any 3rd parties from whom you borrow or rent equipment. It's a relatively small fee to save you from any big payments, should anything get damaged, lost or stolen.
Q: How do I purchase CSI?
Step 1: Go to www.collegestudentinsurance.com. Click Order Policy.
Step 2: From the pull-down menu, select New York as as the School State and New York Univeristy (Film/Photo/Journalism) as the School Name.
Step 3: Select YES for the $60 Equipment Endorsement and choose your personal property coverage: The minimum Policy Limit is $6000 with a $500 Deductible for a cost of $90. Continue to fill in your personal information.
Step 4: Enter your credit card information and purchase the policy. Once your order has gone through you will receive a confirmation E-mail.
Areas of coverage
- Rented or Borrowed Equipment - Covers photography or film related equipment that is rented or borrowed, provided the equipment is rented or borrowed for a period of thirty days or less.
- Personal Property - This policy insures all personal articles owned or in the care, custody or control of the named insured while the insured is an enrolled student.
Cost of CSI Insurance
The total minimum cost of the plan is $155. This total is broken down as follows:
Policy ($6000 Limit/$500 Deductible)
Equipment Endorsement ($25,000 Limit)
Processing Fee
Note: You will not be permitted to check out equipment from the Production Center without registering your policy with us below.
Q: How long does the coverage last?
All CSI policies are annual policies that expire one year from the date of purchase.
Q: If I graduate during my policy period, will my insurance still be valid until the expiration date?
Yes. The policy is good for one full year from date of purchase.
Q: Do I need to file for a certificate of insurance for my NYU equipment?
No. You do not need to file an equipment insurance request for NYU equipment, but you will be asked to provide the Department with a printout of either your CSI policy or the order confirmation E-mail sent to you from CSI.
Q: Does my CSI camera equipment rental coverage extend to other third parties, such as rental houses and individuals?
Yes, as long as the replacement value of the rental does not exceed $25,000 in replacement value.
Q: Can I insure multiple rentals through this policy?
This policy can be used for multiple rentals but do keep in mind that the total rental value cannot exceed $25,000.
Q: How can I get a certificate of insurance for that rental?
All requests for insurance still flow through the NYU Department of Insurance & Risk Management. If you need to provide the rental house/owner with a copy of the insurance, you can still request this by filling out the Equipment Rental Request form online: nyu.edu/insurance. Don't forget to fill out the section of the form that asks for your CSI Student Property policy information. There is a standard five (5) business-day turnaround on all insurance certificates, and it will be sent to you via E-mail.
Please Note: The NYU Equipment Rental Request form can only be used for filing requests for CSI certificates of insurance.
Q: What is the procedure for filing an insurance claim for missing, stolen, damaged equipment?
For NYU equipment, follow the procedures outlined under Losses, Accidents, and Claims: https://wikis.nyu.edu/display/tsoaftv/Losses%2C+Accidents%2C+and+Claims
Next, contact CSI's Customer Service line 1-888-411-4911. CSI will walk you through the steps of filing your insurance claim.
For third party rented or borrowed equipment, file a police report immediately and prepare a summary of the incident. Next, contact CSI's Customer Service line 1-888-411-4911. CSI will walk you through the steps of filing your insurance claim.
Q: If I need to file a claim for 3rd party equipment, what is the deductible that I pay out of pocket?
The deductible on this $25,000 3rd party rented/borrowed equipment coverage is $500.00. Please note that you must follow the steps above for filing an insurance claim, otherwise you will be responsible for paying the school's deductible, which is $5000.

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Venice-based designer Christy Dawn talks marriage and launching her new bridal line.
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The case for a nontoxic, anti-Vegas bachelorette is especially convincing when the girlish sojourn occurs in close proximity to the wedding.
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Stephanie Danan and Justin Kern, of the Los Angeles-based clothing line Co, have been on the style set's radar for some time now.
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For Janet Ryvin and Jane Friedman, a generations-old recipe for meringues led to a perfectly modern pursuit.
The navy-and-white striped shirt, long a staple of French seaside style, has also been on heavy rotation at Sundry,
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Three less-expected island getaways to stave off your post-wedding blues.
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The latest trend in wedding arrangements is all about greenery. Here, four of our favorite sources.
Cult organic meal-delivery service Sakara Life gets Los Angeles bridal parties ready for the big day.
Portland's Coryna Sorin and Mario Turza return to California for a High Desert celebration.
After a decade-long romance, Jon Brockett and Jason Martin make it official in Malibu with a nod to their Dixie roots.
Designer Danielle Sherman and photographer Todd Selby refashion the at-home wedding.
The new players in the bridal field:
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Katya Sorokko and Gregory Spencer's worlds collide in an idyllic Napa Valley affair.
Inside an exotic Venice compound, Cayley Lambur and Kyle Blasman take their first steps as husband and wife.
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A SoCal spa perfects the art of wining, dining and unwinding, the French way.
A weekend retreat in Paradise Cove designed for entertaining, relaxing and just being.
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Why pay those high prices for yogurt when it is so easy to make at home...and so much less expensive? Basically, it costs the price of a gallon of milk to make your healthy, delicious homemade yogurt once you have made your first batch; because, you save a starter from your first batch for the next one. And, it is so much better. It doesn't have the "sour" taste that store-bought yogurt has. And, you know EXACTLY what is in your yogurt because YOU made it.
Give it a try and let us know what you think of it. And, be sure to share with others. You can give them the recipe with a starter as a gift.
Delicious Homemade Yogurt
1 gallon milk, whole
1/2 cup yogurt
Heat milk on stove to 180 degrees F. It is best to heat milk slowly (best in double boiler but not necessary if you keep it stirred) over medium heat (preferably in stainless steel) stirring almost continuously. It begins to froth around edge when ready. You will see bubbles.
Take off heat and cool for 30-40 minutes to 120 degrees.
Add plain yogurt as a starter. Unless you are using your own starter, be sure container from starter yogurt says it contains LIVE CULTURES. Make sure to stir yogurt into warm milk until fully dissolved.
Place in oven (off) and leave oven light on for 8-12 hours.
Gently move to fridge for 12-24 hours.
Use within about 2 weeks.
Try it with fresh fruit or preserves.
We made it in the evening. I poured the mix into clean jars that we sterilized in the microwave for two minutes with a couple teaspoons of water in them (don't seal them).
We washed a pan and stood the filled jars in the pan. This was just for the convenience of having all the jars in one container to place in the oven to cool, SLOWLY, overnight. Don't forget to leave the oven light on all night. By morning it had thickened considerably; but, not like it will be after refrigeration. It gets even thicker after a couple days in the fridge.
If you desire Greek-Style yogurt, you can place it in a strainer with a coffee filter liner and allow some of the whey to drain off.
Be sure to save some of your nice fresh yogurt as a starter for your next batch.
Do not do more than 3 or 4 batches from your saved starters or the yogurt will begin to have the "sour" taste. Every once in a while, get a fresh starter.
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Eileen T. LeMay (Patenaude) age 86 of Sevierville passed away Thursday, September 26, 2013 at the family home surrounded by her loving family. She was preceded in death by: Husband, James W. LeMay Sr.; Son, Ernest J. LeMay; Sisters, Deliphine Brumhuller, Florence Greer, Bernice Aucella, and Brothers, Kenneth and Robert Patenaude. Survivors: Sons, James W. LeMay Jr., and William T. LeMay; Daughters, Nancy A. Howard, Barbara M. LeMay, Joyce E. LeMay-Ewing, Eileen Cogliano, Francis M. LeMay, and Diane Collins; 12 Grandchildren, 15 Great-grandchildren, 3 Great-great grandchildren. She was a wonderful and caring person who loved to knit and crochet. A special thank-you to Caris Hospice Health Care and Maria and Marlene. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in her honor to Caris Hospice Care. Friends may call from 4:00-6:00 p.m. at McCarty Funeral Directors & Cremation Services on Sunday, September 29, 2013, 604 Wall Street, across from Sun Trust Bank on the Parkway, Sevierville.


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Ghana youth international midfielder Gladson Awako has signed a three-year deal worth US$ 37,000 for Premier League champions Berekum Chelsea.
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Cut-your-own Christmas tree farms swing into gear
Posted By Michael Symons On November 29, 2008 @ 12:05 am In Uncategorized | Comments Disabled
With Thanksgiving in the rear-view mirror (and even though the fridge may still be stocked with leftovers), it's already about time for those of us who celebrate Christmas to get a tree. One of the quirks of this year's calendar is that Thanksgiving was nearly as late as it can be — Monday's already December, and after tomorrow there are only three more weekends until Christmas. (Just what the stores want to hear.)
If real trees that you have to string lights onto yourself are your thing, and you can afford to skip the lower-cost specials trucked in from elsewhere to places like the Home Depot, New Jersey has lots of farms where you can hunt down your own tree in a field and cut it down. Come on, burn off that stuffing and pie!
An AP story [1] this week said big-box Christmas tree sales last year surpassed cut-your-farms and now account for about a quarter of live holiday trees. Cut-it-yourself trees accounted for 16 percent.
You can find out more through the New Jersey Christmas Tree Growers Association [2]. There are cut-your-own farms in 15 counties that appear to have all opened this weekend or earlier, and a listing is available here [3].
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Their idea turns out to be a major success. Henderson County schools try something new, keeping students safe during the return of the dangerous temperatures.
School officials announced their plan to shuttle high school students from their cars, to school doors, and give students of all grades transportation.
Trying something new, for the sake of keeping their students safe, Henderson County Schools find a way to make it happen. Now, they say they will do it again tomorrow.
"Its really cold. I mean, it's blistering out here. It's just really terrible." Despite the sub zero wind chill this morning, students like senior, Sam Ralph, still had to get to class. Trying something different, Henderson County schools find a way to help. "The heater was rolling. People were just rushing right to it," says Ralph.
The school's Transportation Department decides to provide a shuttle this morning, taking students from their cars, right to the doors of the high school. "Whenever I first got to school and parked, you could see as the shuttle was making it's rounds. Just about every round, the bus was full. It was completely full. There were a bunch of kids riding it," says Ralph.
It was just one shuttle, but it made all the difference. Depending on where they park, the hike could have been around a half mile for some students. "Its good that they are realizing the situation that their students are having to go through. Its great that they took action and helped out the students," says Ralph.
That's not all they did to help keep students safe. School official, Jinger Carter, says the Transportation Department also came up with a plan to give rides to every student, even those in the non- transportable areas. It was mainly for the elementary schools like East Heights and Jefferson, who traditionally have more students walking. By adding extra buses and drivers, this too, was a success.
"Anytime you have something new, there are going to be a few kinks and glitches. Everything seemed to run very smoothly. We applaud everyone for being able to enact this very quickly, being able to provide the service for our students, and make sure everyone is warm," says Carter.
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1/2 cup
1 (.25 ounce) package
active dry yeast
1 cup
buttermilk, room temperature
2 tablespoons
white sugar
1/2 teaspoon
baking soda
1 teaspoon
1 teaspoon
ground cinnamon
1/3 cup
margarine, melted
3 1/4 cups
all-purpose flour
2/3 cup
1/2 (16 ounce) container
prepared vanilla frosting
Volunteered to make Hot cross buns for Easter breakfast at church, so I picked this recipe to try since this was a first for me - made them small so there would be more and they were a hit - very light in texture with a hint of sweetness. I don't have anything to compare them to, but they're definitely a keeper for my recipe box.
These were good but they tasted more like dinner rolls than hot cross buns. I probably won't make them again.
18 Ratings
Excellent results just as written, although I used currants instead of raisins. This was a boost to my yeast-bread baking confidence! I did make my own frosting with powedered sugar, milk and few drops of almond extract. Always a sentimental favorite at Easter.
Every year on Good Friday we make hot cross buns. I had some buttermilk on hand, so I thought I would give this recipe a whirl. So glad I did! We will absolutely be using this next year. I made some slight alterations. For the flour, I used a 50/50 combination of whole wheat flour and bread flour. I mixed the wet and dry ingredients separately (after proofing the yeast and this made a very easy, workable dough! Also made small slits on the top before baking, so they had lovely cross ridges in the top. I topped them with royal icing, so the crosses were predominant.
This was my first time making hot cross buns, or any yeast dough. They came out great! Soft and moist, and the icing added just the right amount of sweetness. I left the raisins out because my family doesn't care for them. I also made the recipe the night before, and let it rest in the refrigerator after letting it rise both times. Came out perfect!
One of the reviews stated the buns were more like a bread mixture, and I would have to agree with them. They rose beautifully, but after baking them, they were not high at all. I probably needed to make the temperature higher and not as stated in the recipe.
Our family has an egg allergy so this is a great alternative to the traditional recipe since it does not require any eggs.
These were yummy! I made a gluten free version with cranberries and cherries instead of raisins, and made my own icing. Will definitely save this recipe to make again.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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Servings Per Recipe: 18
Amount Per Serving
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NCAA Tournament - Lexington Regional
Ohio vs DePaul
May 17, 2014 at Lexington, Ky. (John Cropp Stadium)
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DePaul.............. 400 010 X - 5 10 0
Umpires - HP: Kevin Wallace 1B: Chris Nabors 3B: Tracy Hart
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Weather: 58 deg., partly cloudy, WNW 8
NCAA Tournament - Lexington Regional
Ohio vs DePaul
May 17, 2014 at Lexington, Ky. (John Cropp Stadium)
Ohio starters: 5/ss DALTON; 7/2b SAXTON; 22/3b HUTCHINSON; 9/1b BASQUEZ; 13/rf
GEBELE; 21/p DORSEY; 6/c CLAYTOR; 44/lf PYLES; 20/cf WOLFE; 2/dp MCCLARY;
DePaul starters: 7/p VERDUN; 13/ss BRADEN; 10/1b CONNOLLY; 24/lf CHRISTENSEN;
8/rf CORONADO; 15/3b MAIZE; 12/dp PIHL; 22/c BONEZEK; 4/cf LENTI, Gena; 2/2b
Ohio 1st - DALTON struck out swinging. SAXTON struck
out swinging. HUTCHINSON struck out swinging. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0
DePaul 1st - VERDUN singled to right field. BRADEN
singled to center field; VERDUN advanced to second. CONNOLLY singled down the
lf line; BRADEN advanced to second; VERDUN advanced to third. CHRISTENSEN
fouled out to lf. CORONADO doubled to right center, 3 RBI; CONNOLLY scored;
BRADEN scored; VERDUN scored. MAIZE reached on a fielding error by ss, advanced
to second; CORONADO scored, unearned. PIHL flied out to rf. MAIZE out at third
c to 3b, caught stealing. 4 runs, 4 hits, 1 error, 0 LOB.
Ohio 2nd - BASQUEZ struck out swinging. GEBELE
grounded out to ss. DORSEY tripled to center field. CLAYTOR walked. PYLES
struck out looking. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 2 LOB.
DePaul 2nd - BONEZEK popped up to 3b. LENTI, Gena
popped up to ss. VERDUN flied out to cf. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0
Ohio 3rd - WOLFE grounded out to p, bunt. DALTON
struck out looking. SAXTON struck out swinging. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors,
DePaul 3rd - BRADEN doubled to right field. CONNOLLY
grounded out to 3b. CHRISTENSEN struck out looking. CORONADO grounded out to 1b
unassisted. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Ohio 4th - HUTCHINSON flied out to rf. BASQUEZ
grounded out to 1b unassisted. GEBELE struck out swinging. 0 runs, 0
hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
DePaul 4th - MAIZE singled through the left side.
PIHL struck out swinging. BONEZEK flied out to rf. LENTI, Gena fouled out to c.
0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Ohio 5th - DORSEY struck out swinging. CLAYTOR
doubled to right center. CLAYTOR advanced to third on a wild pitch. PYLES
struck out swinging. WOLFE grounded out to 3b. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1
DePaul 5th - VERDUN homered to right field, RBI.
BRADEN doubled to center field. CONNOLLY singled to center field; BRADEN
advanced to third. LENTI, A. pinch hit for CHRISTENSEN. CHAMBERS pinch ran for
CONNOLLY. CHAMBERS stole second. LENTI, A. struck out swinging. CORONADO
grounded out to 3b. MAIZE grounded out to p. 1 run, 3 hits, 0 errors, 2
Ohio 6th - CONNOLLY to 1b for CHAMBERS. LENTI, A. to
rf. CORONADO to lf. HORTMAN pinch hit for DALTON. HORTMAN struck out swinging.
SAXTON grounded out to 2b. HUTCHINSON hit by pitch. WALKER pinch ran for
HUTCHINSON. WALKER advanced to second on a wild pitch. BASQUEZ flied out to lf.
0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
DePaul 6th - DALTON to ss for HORTMAN. HUTCHINSON to
3b for WALKER. PENNA pinch hit for PIHL. GARDNER pinch hit for BONEZEK.
FITZGERALD pinch hit for LENTI, Gena. PENNA singled down the lf line. GARDNER
struck out looking. FITZGERALD popped up to p. VERDUN fouled out to 3b. 0
runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Ohio 7th - VERDUN to 1b. CONNOLLY to dp. PENNA to p.
GARDNER to c. FITZGERALD to cf. GEBELE lined out to 3b. DORSEY doubled down the
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second; LASHLEY scored. WOLFE grounded out to 3b; PYLES advanced to second;
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Last week, Jason pursued a sports agent job on New York with assistance from Riggins; Tami wanted Eric to consider buying a new home; Matt asked Eric to let him play in a new position; and Tyra's college interviews coincided with Cash's departure from Dillon. Tonight, Tim returns to Dillon to find a depressed Billy; Eric plans a surprise for Tami's birthday; Tyra begins to regret leaving Cash; Matt's mom and grandmother clash; and Lyla and Mindy commiserate over dating the Riggins bros.
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Case 5: 1878-1900
Adventure series for boys enjoyed mass popularity by the 1890s. Authors such as Oliver Optic, Harry Castlemon, Byron Dunn, Charles King, Horatio Alger, Joseph Altsheler, and J. T. Trowbridge, many of whom began writing for young people during the war, became famous for their stories of ordinary boys involved in exciting escapades of war. Critics, among them author Louisa May Alcott, argued that the series novels "glorified violence" and had no literary merit.
Nostalgic stories of plantation life emerged from Northern and Southern pens alike. "The southern concept of the former slave -- loyal during war to his masters, shrewd, with the wisdom of a contented and rooted peasant; and carefree, happily confident in his security under the plantations system -- this is the Negro of Thomas Nelson Page, Joel Chandler Harris, and Joseph William Eggleston," (Lively, 1957).
MacCann, Donnarae. White Supremacy in Children's Literature: Characterizations of African Americans, 1830-1900. New York: Garland Publishing, 1998.
MacLeod, Anne Scott. American Childhood: Essays on Children's Literature of the 19th and 20th Centuries. Athens: University of Georgia Press, 1994.
Books:1. Optic, Oliver. On the Blockade. Boston: Lee and Shepard, 1891. Williamson Collection PS 1006 A5 O5 1891. (Reissued in 2001see Case 12).
2. Castlemon, Harry. Frank Before Vicksburg. Chicago: M. A. Donohue,1892. Williamson Collection E 475.27 F669.
Harris, Joel Chandler. On the wing of occasions; being the authorized
version of certain curious episodes of the late Civil War, including
the hitherto suppressed narrative of the kidnapping of President Lincoln.
New York: Doubleday, Page & Co., 1900. Williamson Collection
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Jennifer Ferrin, ex-Jennifer Donovan, left Oakdale in 2006. She is currently working on a television mini-series called "The Kill Point". She plays Chloe. The miniseries forms around a group of soldiers who have recently returned from Iraq and are planning a huge bank heist!
Tamara Tunie, ex-Jessica Griffin, played double duty for several years, going back and forth between ATWT and "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit. Earlier this year she left Oakdale to focus on her other projects. She is continuing her recurring role on "SVU" as Dr. Melinda Warner. She is also at work on a film call "The Koi Keeper".
Young Giovani Cimmino, ex-Parker Snyder, left ATWT in 2006. Since leaving the show, Giovanni has moved on to movies. In 2007, he co-starred in "300", a movie based on the graphic novel which retells the Battle of Thermopylae in 450 B.C.
Since leaving Oakdale, Bonnie Root (ex-Eve Browning) has been a busy lady! She landed a recurring role on "Cold Case" as ADA Thomas and also played a small part in "Vanished". Currently she is working on a project called "Rails and Ties", the story of a train conductor and his wife who form a strong bond with the son of a woman who killed herself by parking on the train tracks.
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Homicide victim had record
By Lauren Halligan and Jackson Wang Albany police have released the name of the victim of a homicide in a Western Avenue apartment last week. Albany Police spokesman Ptl. Steve Smith identified the victim as 26-year-old Caleb Capen, a resident at 326 Western Ave., where he was involved in an altercation. According to the police […] [Read More]
Homicide on Western near Partridge
By Lauren Halligan and Jackson Wang Just steps from the Saint Rose campus, a 27-year-old man found dead in his Western Avenue apartment Wednesday as part of a burglary investigation may have been murdered, according to Albany police. Police were investigating a reported broken window at 326 Western, one building east of the Saint Rose […] [Read More]
New owner, new plan
Jugs and Mugs, the new bar and restaurant that plans to make roadhouse barbeque and beer served in mugs and growlers its signature, opened this month on Madison Avenue. Jugs and Mugs is housed in the space once occupied by college bar Sadie Klutz at 849 Madison Ave. For more than a year the space […] [Read More]
The Tenneys: Lifelong pillars of the Pine Hills
Come summer time, Marie and Dave Tenney take to the sidewalks with their trusty golden retriever as a companion. The paths they take may vary, but this season the Tenneys will spend their 50th summer in the neighborhood as a married couple -a couple who have lived their entire lives here and first met as […] [Read More]
City Plans Fix on Bad Buildings
The Albany community has made it clear that it wants a plan in action to deal with urban decay. A well-attended meeting was held Wednesday evening at the Main Albany Library on Washington Avenue to address the city-wide issue of vacant and foreclosed properties, and ideally find a solution to this suffering aspect of Albany's […] [Read More]
Sage-Femme Midwifery: Miracles on Madison Avenue
In the profession that she refers to as her calling in life midwife Kelly McDermott has "caught" an impressive total of more than 1,100 babies over the past 25 years. McDermott owns Sage-Femme Midwifery, an independent midwifery practice at 706 Madison Ave., Albany, just east of South Lake Avenue. She moved the practice two years […] [Read More]
Early milk delivery in the Pine Hills
At 5 a.m. every Thursday, Meadow Brooks Dairy Farms co-owner Chuck VanWie can be found behind the wheel of his milk truck, making deliveries all over the Pine Hills neighborhood; a routine he says he's been practicing his entire life. Since 1926, Meadow Brook Farms Dairy of Clarksville has been producing and delivering glass-bottled fresh […] [Read More]


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"Bush Issues Veiled Attack on Obama," declares the lead story on the New York Times website, even though the article notes: "Mr. Bush did not mention Mr. Obama by name, and the White House said his remarks were not aimed at the senator." Nonetheless its lead paragraph simply states it as though it were gospel truth: "President Bush used a speech to the Israeli Parliament on Thursday to issue a veiled rebuke to Senator Barack Obama, the Democratic presidential contender, who has argued that the United States should negotiate with countries like Iran and Syria."
Meanwhile, Rep. Rahm Emanuel declares: "For this White House, partisan politics now begins at the water's edge… Does the president have no shame?"
And Howard Dean, head of the DNC: "If John McCain is really serious about being a different kind of Republican, he'll denounce these remarks in the strongest terms possible."
Just for the record, and again, here's what Bush said:
Some seem to believe we should negotiate with terrorists and radicals, as if some ingenious argument will persuade them they have been wrong all along. We have heard this foolish delusion before. As Nazi tanks crossed into Poland in 1939, an American senator declared: "Lord, if only I could have talked to Hitler, all of this might have been avoided." We have an obligation to call this what it is – the false comfort of appeasement, which has been repeatedly discredited by history.
As I said earlier, this is what might be called anti-terror boilerplate. Bush is criticizing a mindset, one that has had purchase even within his own administration. But come on. Democrats criticizing Bush for supposedly criticizing an American politician outside the borders of the United States? When untold numbers of them have done the same thing over the past seven years? Is this some kind of sick joke?


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By Bampia Bundu
The birthday of the greatest Black American human rights activist, Martin Luther King Jr. was on Saturday, January 14 this year, observed in Sierra Leone by the Youth Alliance for Peace and Development (YAPAD) who organised community cleaning exercises in the Kroo Bay community and the Ascension town Cemetery.
Addressing celebrants at the ceremony, the National Coordinator of YAPAD, Mr. Bockarie Enssah, noted that every third Monday in January of every year marks the natal day of one of American Black heroes who stood firm to advocate for black freedom in the United States of America.
He also stated that this day has been celebrated every year in America through various community services which he said they are replicate here every year.
Mr. Enssah revealed that they received support from the American Embassy in Sierra Leone who provided them with ten shovels, ten rakes, ten head pans and other cleaning materials.
He explained that they chose the Kroo Bay community because it lacks the basic necessities and also because it is full of dirt and needs proper cleaning.
He also stated that they also chose the Ascension town Cemetery because a lot of dead heroes are buried there.
Presenting the cleaning materials to the various communities, Mr. Enssah appealed to the youths to take good care of the materials as they will have to use them for a long time.
Receiving the cleaning materials, Mr. Abdul Rashid Bangura, a resident of the Kroo Bay, expressed their satisfaction for receiving the item, which he said they will use properly and keep safe for future use.


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