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Men's Tennis Program a Haven for Scholar-Athletes
Five of nine Mountain West Scholar-Athletes wear Cherry & Silver
Lobos Travel to Face Air Force*
Lobos travel to Colorado Springs, Colo. to face Air Force*
Aztecs Sneak Past UNM 4-3
UNM falls to San Diego State 4-3
Lobos Edge Past Wolfpack 4-3
UNM defeats Nevada with a score of 4-3 away
Lobos Travel to Face Nevada and #42 San Diego State
Lobos will travel to face Nevada and #42 San Diego State
Lobo Men's Tennis vs. Boise State
The Estes Tennis Center saw UNM drop a tight contest to Boise State in a battle of ranked teams on Senior Day
2012 Fall: Sophomore Season
James Hignett took the #2 seed at the Midland Collegiate Invitational to three sets.
2011-12: Freshman Season
Hignett posted an overall singles record of 9-8 and an overall doubles record of 30-9, which is competitive for fourth all-time for most doubles wins in a season. He received the Mountain West Academic All-Conference Award for spring 2012. He also won the UNM Balloon Fiesta doubles title with partner Ben Dunbar. Hignett defeated the number nine seed at the ITA Regional Invitational, University of Idaho's Marius Cirstea, in the first round of singles.
Prior to UNM
Hignett ("Higgs") is a 2011 graduate from Reed's School in Cardife, Wales. He won the World's School Championship and the British Junior Indoor Championship in singles. He was ranked in the top five British Juniors.
He is the son of Jenny and John Hignett and has two siblings, Christopher and Rachel. His sister Rachel plays for the Wales girl's football team. He enjoys listening to music and playing soccer. His favorite athlete is Rafael Nadal. He plans to major in Exercise Science.
Head Coach Alan Dils on Hignett:
"He is another talented individual. I think he needs to understand the strengths and weaknesses of his game. He needs to apply those strengths and weaknesses to his game style and how he goes about winning his matches. The more comfortable he gets with understanding his strengths and weaknesses and putting that into his game, he will certainly become a much better player. He is certainly capable of beating anyone on any given day, but really understanding the strengths and weaknesses and incorporating that into your game on a daily basis means that you will win the matches that you should win and some players that may be better than you are talent-wise. That is his big goal for this year is to become more consistent in his play and understanding his strengths and weaknesses and putting that into play day in and day out."

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In 2004,
A. Kathrine Miller '34 celebrates 50 years on the Board of Trustees. And 2005 will
mark the 75th anniversary of her enrollment as a student at Moravian College for Women.
Steppingstone, Diamond Milestone
by Betty Adams Roach '43
"Have you seen her yet?
... She was my favorite ... I've been looking for her all morning."
"Yes, there she is ... over
These are typical snatches
of conversation often heard in the HUB foyer and hallways at any Homecoming or Alumni
Reunion weekend. The she is Kitty. And over there usually is a closely bunched group
of alumni and perhaps one or two faculty surrounding a petite, smiling white-haired lady.
She is doing her best to respond to the How are you? and Do you remember ... when? greetings
and questions from similarly gray-haired friends and admirers.
Kitty, of course, is Dr. A.
Kathrine Miller, who recently observed her 50th year as a member of the Moravian College
Board of Trustees. But the attention she attracts as an obviously familiar face on campus
runs far deeper than her status as a lifetime member of the board. To many alumni, especially
those who knew her as an articulate, humorous, and creative biology instructor, and others
who have encountered her on campus in recent years, she is an icon of devotion and service
to Moravian.
Allentown High School graduate
A. Kathrine Miller set foot on the Church Street campus for the first time as a freshman
member of the Class of 1934 of Moravian College for Women. Over most of the nearly seven
and a half decades since that event, she has been not only an active alumna, but also
teacher, trusted friend, and advisor to hundreds of undergraduates, faculty, administrators,
and fellow trustees, including six Moravian College presidents. Talk to friends, her
former students, workplace associates, and to Kitty herself, however, and you come away
with the feeling that, although she won wide recognition as a research scientist in the
pharmaceutical industry, she feels most comfortable in what she views as a lifetime role
as a teacher. (The starched white lab jacket she wore in her MCW classroom lab is still
tucked away in a closet.)
One of her former MCW students,
Grace Shaner Schuchardt 43, recalls that as a freshman in 1939, she listened to the
most creative lecture Id ever heard ...She was not only creative but had a great sense
of humor and a relaxed, friendly approach to her students. It didnt take very long for
her to become our favorite teacher. In fact, Grace adds, She is still the favorite
of the 1939 biology class survivors.
As an undergraduate, Kitty
was an outstanding student in science, and in her senior year MCW President Edwin J.
Heath hired her to fill in for an ill biology instructor. She remained on the job while
studying for her M.S. at Columbia, was promoted to assistant professor, and taught biology
to MCW undergraduates, many of whom were pursing degrees as lab technicians.
Miss Miller (as her students
then addressed her) resigned in 1941 to finish work on her doctorate. She took a part-time
job at Wells College while pursing her final year of study in bacteriology at Cornell.
And in 1943, Ph.D. in hand, she won an unusual (at least for a woman at that time) appointment
as a biology research associate at Sharp & Dohme (later Merck Sharp & Dohme).
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Step 1: Tools and Materials
- tin can (I used a Del Monte fruit cup can)
- fine tip marker
- block of wood the desired height of your cutter
- can opener
- tin snips
- square
- pipe section (size depends on what shape you are making)
Step 2: Cut
Remove the bottom of the can with a can opener. This will leave a nice safe edge- this is the part of the cookie cutter that you will press down on with your hand.
Use tin snips to cut along the cut line that you have marked. This is the edge that will do the cutting.
Smooth any sharp edges with a file or sand paper.
Excellent! Thank you! Especially for the line drawing idea!
very cool.
Nice job!
Very Nice! I've made cookie cutters from cans a few times, but was never satisfied with the results. I"ll use your methods and see if I can tackle making a Christmas light bulb.


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Spring thrills won't soon be forgotten
The 2013 spring sports season was short, sweet and successful for local athletes and teams.
Highlights were plentiful.
On the baseball diamond, Morse reached the semifinals before dropping a thriller to defending Class B champion Falmouth. Brunswick was ousted in extra innings of an Eastern A prelim.
Brunswick's boys' lacrosse team got to the regional final, where it dropped a painful decision to Cheverus. Mt. Ararat was upset by Deering in the quarterfinals. Morse got to the Western B quarterfinals, but lost to Maranacook.
On the girls' side, Morse enjoyed the best season in its history, reaching the Eastern B Finals before losing to Yarmouth. Mt. Ararat lost to eventual Class A champion Cheverus in the quarterfinals, while reigning regional champion Brunswick was also ousted in that round, by Messalonskee.
The outdoor track and field state meet produced several memorable performances.
Brunswick's girls' tennis team won yet another championship. Several other squads took part in the playoffs.
While we're all glad summer's here, let's take one final look back at the moments and champions that made the spring of 2013 one to remember.


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Bristol Channel Observations.
15.10.2011 seen anchored off Clovelly all this day, having arrived previously on the 14.10.2011 the tanker Bro Gazelle 7515 tons, owners Bro Go BV & Erik Thun Netherlands ;she was outward bound from Cardiff . The vessel was seen by Chris Tolley. She sailed on the Sunday morning heading towards Milford Haven.
16.10.2011 at 10.37 hrs cargo vessel Erieborg 10750 tons d.w, owners Wagenborg Shipping B.V Netherlands, inward bound for Cardiff ; at 12.16 hrs cargo vessel Yong Xing 22309 tons d.w owners, Polish Ocean Lines Poland, inward bound for Newport; at 12.42 hrs vehicle carrier Undine 22616 tons d.w, owners Wallenius Wilhemsen Logistics Norway and Sweden, outward bound from Portbury, having sailed at 09.38 hrs ; at 18.31 hrs vehicle carrier Grande Scandinavia 18440 tons d.wm owners Grimaldi Line of Italy, inward bound for Portbury.
18.10.2011 at 15.30 hrs cargo vessel Pinnau 3686 tons d.wm, owners Reederei Erwin Strahlmann of Germany, inward bound for Cardiff.
19.10.2011 at 13.25 cargo vessel Scot Ranger 3167 tons d.w, owners Scotline Ltd UK, inward bound for Newport.
20.10.2011 at 13,29 cargo vessel Rhein 4155 tons d.w, owners Scheper Rheintrader Germany, inward bound for Newport.
22.10.2011 at 11.05 hrs vehicle carrier Autosun 6670 tons d.w. owners UECC Unipessoal Ltd Funchal Madeira, inward bound for Portbury; at 13.20 hrs container vessel Elevation 6449 tons d.w, owners Elevation Shipping BV Netherlands, inward bound for Portbury.
23.10.2011 at 13.00 hrs vehicle carrier Viking Drive 10817 tons d.w, owners Gramcar Shipping HK Ltd Singapore, inward bound for Portbury.
28.10.2011 at 08.25 hrs bulk carrier Ocean Confidence 175000 tons d.w, owners Ocean Confidence Maritime inc Hong Kong China, outward bound from Port Talbot,
30.10.11 at 15.40 hrs cargo vessel Pernille 3492 tons d.w owners Interscan Schiffahrts GMBH Germany, outward bound from Cardiff.at 15.15 hrs cargo vessel Wolthusen 6918 tons d.w, owners W. Bockstiegel Reederei GHMB & Co KG Germany, inward bound for Avonmouth ; this vessel was seen whilst I was at Ilfracombe and would have been crossing the bay about 90 minutes beforehand.
1.11.2011 at 0815 hrs cargo vessel Belina 6918 tons d.w, owners Peter Dohle Schiffahrts KG Germany, outward bound from Portbury, having sailed at 02.16 hrs ; at 10.28 hrs cargo vessel Hunteborg 6100 tons d.w, owners Wagenborg Shipping BV Netherlands, inward bound for Swansea.
6.11.2011 at 17.00 hrs project vessel Abis Belfast 3800 tons d.w, owners Abis Shipping BV Netherlands, inward bound for Sharpness.
10.11.2011 at 13.40 hrs vehicle carrier Grande Europe 18461 tons d.w, owners Grimaldi Line of Italy, inward bound for Portbury.
12.11.2011 at 11.33 hrs vehicle carrier Autosun 6670 tons d.w. owners UECC Unipessoal Ltd Funchal Maderia. outward bound from Portbury having sailed at 07.35 hrs.
Ship Registered From To arrived Sailed Crew Cargo
Flag /Owners Loaded
Baltiyskiy 202 Valletta Cork Wismar 19.10. 25.10 Russian 2620 tons
Built 1994 Malta Timber
This is the largest amount of timber load since shipments started in May
There is a shipment due to load about 23/24 November on the Valentin Pikul.
As this is my last report for 2011 may I take this opportunity to wish all readers of the Shipping News, a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, and thanks for your kind comments about the page.
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Pat Metheny on Kenny G and other Jazz greats
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Jazz afficiandos can be the toughest of critics upon each other that ever walked the earth. I read Metheny's roasting of KG, and while I agree with it in principle, the strict standards (pentatonic vs blues scale, etc) seem a bit overfetched. I think most of the New orleans jazz founders probably would be confused and perplexed at what he was saying. I think alot of those guys wandered back and forth including Louis. I think jazz purists often bind themselves up in their own chains.
Its all about the music and the musicians who have made serious contributions for some of us folks on the subject of jazz. You can be both liberal, open minded but still have the edit/filter button in place to seperate the truly bad from the truly good in life without being a complete wallflower instead having a firm opinion as far as i'm concerned on the subject at hand. If its crap its crap and has no content that follows a jazz path or conceptual jazz framework/concept laid out in front of it or being based on sorry its not the real "deal". No amount of debate will make it right in my books. KG is just average commercial pop music sax player with a much better slick marketing team and record label behind him...honest truth
Pretty logical, simple and not complicated at all for this jazz musician to follow and understand.
When you want to blur the {musical} waters to accept everything "as is" and on equal ground without question you run into problems having no clue what is going on musically speaking period at the end of the day life has taught me.
You have to have conviction and a true understanding of what your opinions are on what you're standing for both as a listener and player equally alike for success either in the debating arena or on the bandstand or the end product lacks having a real firm backbone {substance} as a result from where I stand.
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good band
Good review, pos.
Skyclad are mentioned many times in your text, so I should check Cruachan sometime soon.
Some suggestions ---
Digging: Sacri Monti - Sacri Monti
Album Rating: 3.5Thanks Voivod, I've changed those sentences. The only reason why I mention Skyclad several times in my review is because I feel both that band and Cruachan have had an equal influence in shaping folk metal as we know it today. Of course Skyclad and Cruachan are worlds apart when it comes to music. Same goes for Falkenbach in my opinion.
Digging: Moondog - Moondog
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[30] March 30, 2015 at 10:22am
Really? And stoner dude just happened to be filming the altercation? set-up. 100%. You lose
[1] January 28, 2015 at 7:27pm
Paul the *****. Roll over dude.
[3] January 28, 2015 at 7:26pm
Another roll over loser. Next.
[5] January 28, 2015 at 7:25pm
Guys like you roll over.
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[10] January 28, 2015 at 7:24pm
Not 1 single thing these guys did as reported was outside the boundaries of their state adjudicated laws. Not one. That's exactly why our founders wrote it to reflect facts. And facts alone. Nothing was written based on ones "feelings". Had they, our rights and laws would be to the moon and back. …100 times. This are shown 24/7 with guns and pit bulls. Maybe more pix of cops/military/ordinary men with guns and German shepherds are in order.
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[12] October 8, 2014 at 4:47pm
Absolutely. Considering that less than 1% of Americans EVER raise their right hand and answer the call to arms.
[8] September 25, 2014 at 5:03pm
NYT, much like ABC, CBS and MSNBC have become worthless slobber rags for this extremist admin today, so I'm not surprised at all they have to do ANYTHING they can to get a viewer or 2.
[1] September 25, 2014 at 5:01pm
That's a "New White Panther"
[3] September 19, 2014 at 9:10am
Our best position, in today's terms, is to stay the hell out of it, and continue to build, fund and maintain our OWN country and our allies. This will never end. To sit back and believe that everything happening today, right here and right now, is all about us is ridiculous. We are dust in the winds of time, and our existence here today doesn't matter. We are just a link in a very large chain.
Worry about us. Our kids, our homes, our families and direct all of our attention to that. Leave these animals to destroy themselves from within.
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I would bet my testes that these 5 operators are telling 100% the truth. 100%. They have nothing to gain. And I can assure they are on the losing end emotionally, psychologically and physically. The torment they go through every time they try to sleep must be horrific.
I pray I live to see the day that those truly responsible hang from a yard-arm at high noon, broadcast to every single American TV set.
"Butcher-of-Benghazi". Hillary Rodham Clinton. "what difference does it make". I pray her soul rots in hell for eternity.
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[1] August 22, 2014 at 12:26pm
Obama's illegal aliens can be cops?
[2] August 22, 2014 at 9:08am
I admit it. My heart rate just increased, a grin appeared on my face, and this makes me motivated to back when I was a Marine Sgt on the initial ground assault, "Ripper", going in to slaughter these bastards . It was pathetic, really. The same fools that threatened a "sea of American Blood" were surrendering by the thousands to us.
I'm dead serious. These "fighters" looked like scared, exhausted, starving and dehydrated zombies. They were telling us through their translator they were given an AK-47 (working or not), put in a fox hole with 1 bottle of water and a piece of bread, and told to kill every American they saw. And left there to rot. They came 24 hours a day, walking across the desert. Long lines of them. Arms stretched out with their pitiful "weapons" – duck taped, wired, broken off stocks, no ammo. Pitiful really.
My 5 year old son could have kicked their butts. What is happening is that there are a dozen mentally ill terrorists forcing these men into a war they don't even care about. But they have no choice. Go for the head – the throat – the ones making threats. The rest will lay down instantly. Believe me. Been there. Done it. Got the T shirt.
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Shut your face Holder. They got the weapons from you and the DOD, just like the drug lord Mexicans did. This playground game playing among our employees is embarrassing. WE PAY YOUR SALARY, IDIOT!
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August 7, 2014 at 4:39pm
What makes you think anybody gives a S what you like, weird Al Yankovich look-alike?
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[7] August 6, 2014 at 4:21pm
Well, miss red-headed "nurse", bend over and kiss your freckled butoxx goodbye, cuz you'll be one of the 1st idiots initiated to the ebola virus in the USA.
[14] August 6, 2014 at 9:35am
Hey "mouth", great job showing all who read your dribble that you are the very person you are making fun of – real tough guy spouting off his mouth on an anonymous comment board. Stupid much?
[6] July 31, 2014 at 11:14am
I will despise this small sack of dung for the rest of my life.
[1] July 22, 2014 at 9:40am
President Barack H. Obama, you are a coward and a traitor to the USA. Send your goons to come and get me for speaking the truth anytime you feel froggy.
July 22, 2014 at 9:39am
Think about what this dude did for a minute: He is so determined to make a statement about who he is that he would go to this extent, in public, and 100% wrong. If that's not a slam dunk case of a man that has serious mental health issues, I don't know what is.
Yes – what he did was dead wrong. But, he hurt no one. He didn't damage the U S Army's respect (except all of his ribbons, medals and badges were displayed wrong). Dude has a dream that he could never fulfill. He needs help, not a whoopin. If he had done something disrespectful, then it would be a whole different story alltogether.
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Rupp Arena
Capacity: 23,000
Now in its 38th season as the home court of Kentucky basketball, the facility has seen UK win 89 percent of its home games since it was opened in 1976.
Adolph Rupp is synonymous with winning. As coach of Kentucky, he was a pioneer in the Wildcats' fast-break offense while becoming the winningest coach the game had ever seen.
The site that now serves as a tribute to his outstanding coaching accomplishments – Rupp Arena – has become one of the most recognizable gymnasiums in the world while serving as home to college basketball's most storied program.
Now in its 38th season as the Kentucky Wildcats' home court, the facility has seen UK win 89 percent of its home games since it was opened in 1976.
In recent years, Rupp Arena completed renovations - including the lower arena seats being changed to blue from their previous rainbow colors. In addition, new endzone seating moved the student section closer to the floor in an intimidating, standing- room only arrangement. While the endowment seats along courtside continue to entice fans to financially support their Wildcats, a large portion of the media have been moved to a "press box" location between the lower and upper seating areas. And finally, nearly 40 seats were added to each corner, the first additions in seating in nearly two decades.
The improvements followed changes that included four new video boards, a new playing floor with a striking new design and enhancements to the concourses as well. It was all part of a $15-million upgrade to what many consider the mecca of college basketball.
Most recently, the Wildcats received a $3.1-million renovation to their lockerroom. Funded with private donations, the facility features the actual floor from the 2012 championship game. It has its own kitchen and dining area, as well as hot and cold tubs inlaid with the UK logo. There is also a recruiting room that is available to all 22 sports at the University of Kentucky.
Since the fall of 1976, the arena in downtown Lexington has served as home to four national-championship teams at Kentucky. Four others have advanced to the Final Four. Eleven seasons have witnessed the Cats go unbeaten at home.
It has played host to over 500 UK games, 29 KHSAA Sweet Sixteens, a number of NBA exhibitions, 11 NCAA Tournaments, three Southeastern Conference Tournaments and two Ohio Valley Conference Tournaments. With so many unforgettable moments, the old floor still maintained a value to hoop fans across the Bluegrass and beyond. Therefore, officials made pieces of the relic available for public sale, with proceeds going to the UK Basketball Museum, the Kentucky High School Athletic Association and to help offset the costs of the new playing floor. Thanks to an auction of additional sections, like coaching boxes and lettered end zones, the old floor generated more than $250,000.
The new portable basketball court, adorned with the official interlocking UK logo at midcourt, was designed by both UK officials and the Lexington Center Corporation. Robbins, Inc., in Cincinnati constructed it in 2001 at a cost of $125,000. When assembled, it lies 118 feet below the ceiling and is made of a high-grade northern maple. The floor can be removed and an ice rink can be constructed for ice shows or hockey games thanks to a $2.5-million renovation during the summer of '96.
But the playing surface is just one aspect of the impressive home of the Cats. Situated in downtown Lexington, Rupp Arena has played host to several premier basketball events. In March of 1985, all roads led to Lexington for the NCAA Final Four as Villanova shocked Georgetown in a memorable finale.
In 1986, Rupp played host to both the SEC Tournament and the NCAA Women's Final Four. On numerous other occasions, the arena has served as one stop en route to the NCAA title game.
An awesome structure in sight and scope, the arena is divided into two seating areas. The lower level features 10,000 cushioned theater seats. The upper level has 13,000 seats on epoxy-coated metal bleachers. The latter can be visually isolated to provide more natural setting for small shows.
Built by the city of Lexington, the arena is the major portion of the $53- million Lexington Center complex, which includes an expanded convention- exhibition hall, a 50-store tri-level enclosed shopping mall and a Hyatt Regency Hotel.
In January 2001, the arena unveiled four new video boards, each 12'6" by 20' in size and mounted in each corner. It allowed the Wildcats to utilize a new "lights out" introduction, featuring a video presentation and indoor fireworks.


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For Green Day, George W. Bush's administration wasn't much fun, but it did inspire a career revival most acts would (metaphorically) kill for. When the recordings for a follow-up called Cigarettes and Valentines was stolen, guitarist Billie Joe Armstrong, bassist Mike Dirnt and drummer Tré Cool decided to regroup and record something completely different -- a rock opera in the vein of the Who's Tommy and Jesus Christ Superstar.
It was crazy enough to work. Four years since Warning, fans were finally thirsting for new Green Day again, and lead single "American Idiot" was strong enough to be
Armstrong makes a favorable impression as a featured player in the new independent film Like Sunday, Like Rain.Posted bySeptember 19, 2014
Local rock star Billie Joe Armstrong is the lead singer-songwriter-guitarist of five-time Grammy Award-and two-time Tony Award-winning punk band GREEN DAY, one of the world's best-selling groups of all time. After releasing successful albums Dookie, Insomniac, Nimrod, and Warning, Green Day conquered Broadway with the musical version of their rock opera album American Idiot. Fleshing out his diverse resume, Armstrong makes a favorable impression as a featured player in the new independent film Like Sunday, Like Rain.
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September 11, 2014
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September 11, 2014
Ah, memories.
We've glanced at the albums that defined 1984. Then we checked in with 50 albums that characterized 1994.
Now it's 2004's turn!
It was a year that saw tragedy—and a sea change in mainstream rock and guitar-centric music.
In 2004, the landscape of mainstream rock was jarred once again by Green Day's American Idiot. An incredibly ambitious rock opera that touched on politics, depression and suburban ennui, it shifted millions of copies and re-established the trio as the American pop-punk band.
Having had the way paved by Green Day's unbelievable success, pop-punk, melodic
September 10, 2014
With the Replacements in town over the weekend for Boston Calling, there was some question of whether Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong would join the Minneapolis band on stage for a few songs. After all, Armstrong had done just that for previous 'Mats reunion shows, including Coachella, and there was a certain anniversary on the horizon that would forever tie the Green Day frontman to our city: the 20th anniversary of the alleged "riot" at the Hatch Shell for a WFNX 101.7 FM "Welcome Back Weekend" student concert.
September 10, 2014
The Avon Walk for Breast Cancer Santa Barbara took place over the weekend and one special walker was Mike Dirnt, bassist for the rock band Green Day.
Mike walked in support of his wife, Brittney Cade Dirnt, who was diagnosed with breast cancer this past April at the young age of 31. Mike and their family participated in the Avon Walk to show their support not only for Brittney, but for everyone currently fighting this disease.
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September 05, 2014
Quick: Close your eyes and picture the coolest group of people imaginable. If an image of '90s-era record-store employees popped into your head, then you've probably seen Empire Records one or two dozen times. The teen comedy, about a group of youthful workers trying to save their record store from a corporate takeover, bombed on its release in 1995. Nonetheless, the movie – which counted Liv Tyler, Renee Zellweger, and Ethan Embry among its stars – developed a loyal following on home video, and produced a classic soundtrack. Over at Buzzfeed, Anne Helen Peterson has written up a history of
September 02, 2014
Fans of the hit Green Day musical American Idiot will be happy to hear that after the national tour closed in May, plans were put into motion to bring the rock show to the college level-apropos to its age demographic and subject matter. Shenandoah Conservatory in Winchester, Virginia, known for its dedication to pop/rock voice training will be the first school to premiere the work on the non-professional level. According to Musical Theatre International's website, it is currently the only licensed production of the show.
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That's not true. New administrators come in, clean house, and hire their people. And if a parent makes a big enough stink about a teacher, even a great teacher, without tenure. the lawyers tel the super to get rid of the teacher to avoid lawsuits.
Because you're dealing with kids, the education system is nothing like industry and goes by an entirely different set of rules. You can't try to apply the concepts of business to that of education. This is why charter schools fail at an alarming rate compared to public schools, they try to follow a business model.
They do run background checks and drug test teachers. The hoops one must jump through to obtain a teaching certificate rivals that seeking of employment for the FBI. Guaranteed 90% of you don't come close to having the proper credentials to teach. And 99.99% of you would quit after two weeks of teaching. I've worked in industry most of my life, and now teach. I work 50% harder teaching, with 50% less pay. But, it's still worth it because I get 500% more satisfaction.
And the reason you always hear about teachers in trouble is because for some reason dirt on teachers is big news. Every day people are busted for drugs, but nobody cares if it's some person that works at the gas station up the road.
Note to the voters of NJ. Next time can we elect a mature, sane person to lead our state, and not a person with the mentality of a 14-yr old?
Christie is an embarrassment to the human race. So when Newt wins the nomination, will christie endorse Obama?
Christie is scum. Nothing but a lying, gluttonous pig.
Alcohol, cigarettes, and prescription drugs are far more destructive to society than marijuana could ever be. So many hypocrite morons on this board, and in our state house.
Christie is one tough guy, calling out some woman and threatening to put her down. Christie is a coward and an ahole. One day he's going to open his mouth, then he'll just disappear. Two years later they'll find him buried in a construction site. Worst thing the people of NJ did was elect this douche.
I love seeing loudmouths eat crow. You suck Ryan and so do the Jets!
Thousands of empty seats? Not surprising considering they sell tickets for $50 each. I would be happy to support the school and come out and watch games with my family, but not when it will cost us a couple hundred bucks! Want more people to show up, drop the price of tickets closer to the $25 range.
humans suck. we'll simply destroy things instead of finding better solutions. mother nature will win in the end.
Te sucks! He'll hit them from 40 yards all day, as long as it doesn't matter. As soon as a field goal is important...choke!!!
Logged on just to say...who cares. Pro Basketball sucks, I wish it was cancelled for good.
One huge problem is the number of Pennsylvania commuters. They live in PA for the cheaper taxes, yet come to NJ for the higher salaries. Morning and afternoon commutes on RT 80 and RT 78 are comprised of about 30% PA drivers, count all the license plates if you think I'm wrong.
We need to increase the toll coming into NJ from PA to about $10, equal to the tolls from NJ to NY. Fair is fair. This will get PA folks thinking about coming into our state and taking our jobs, then going back home to spend the money. This is wrong.
Police are scum. Every trouble maker I knew in high school grew up and became a cop. They are nothing but bullies with huge egos. We should disband police, they are of no service to common people and do nothing good for society. They exist to serve judges and lawyers. Our legal system is a joke.
How about this for an experiment. Take teachers from the best school in the state and swap them with the teachers from the worst school in the state. Do you think "the best teachers" will "reform" the poor performing schools. I highly doubt it. So if this is true, why does anyone think that reforming all teachers and schools would work? It clearly will not. Yes good teachers can make a difference, but this is not the real problem with poorly performing schools, it's the community and the parents.
These types of programs have been tried for almost three decades, and they do not work. This type of education reform is nothing more than a means for the rich to get richer. If people want actual education reform, we need to look at reforming the communities. Most schools in NJ are top notch. Reform is only needed for mostly urban areas.
Who is going to drive your kids to school if you live 25 miles from home?
Acting Education Commissioner Christopher Cerf said, "As usual, Diane Ravitch is long on talking points, but short on substance."
Just shows that Cerf has no clue what he is talking about and should not be acting commissioner. Diane Ravitch has been an educational historian for three decades and in fact supported the NCLB program of GW Bush.
But then she conducted her own research on education reform and found the truth. That NCLB, vouchers, charter schools and teacher reform are all wrong and do not work.
People like christie do not care about public education, they only care about their own agenda. But lets not let facts get in the way of that!
Attention Hillbillies of Warren County: Keep voting for Republicans if you want these vermin to continue to rape our country for the good of the rich. Warren county is a rural, uneducated community, and you vote republican? Unbelievable. None of you folks have money, so why? Are you that ignorant that you can't see what the GOP really stands for: Greed Over People. Things will never change until you vote all these crooks out.
Hey chris, disappointed now? Wait until your job is up for reelection. The people of NJ are not as stupid as you think. We can see that you are nothing but a loudmouth that does nothing but visit other states raising money for a party that is falling apart.
This storm cost my family about $1000 in hotel costs, dining out, and spoiled food. I'm actually amazed the electric companies restored service as quickly as they did. There were thousands of trees down in the area. Crews came in from as far away as Michigan.
Utility companies need to get wires buried underground. It's the only way to assure these things are minimized in the future. Not happy that these companies refuse to use their resources to upgrade the system. Our climate will continue to be more volatile, we need to prepare.
Also not happy christie is off again raising money and not doing his job here in NJ. More people were affected by this storm than any other in recent history. My neighborhood looked like a tornado came through. But does he care, no. He has 'more important' things to do, and none of those things have to do with improving NJ.


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Whooping cough, also called Pertussis is a preventable disease that is on the rise. Cases have been reported in our region. Whooping cough is a very serious condition. It can affect individuals of any age causing significant coughing and difficulty breathing. The most worrisome population to get whooping cough is infants and very young children.
These young patients are not able to fight off the infection as well and whooping cough can result in hospitalization, permanent disability, and even death. Pertussis used to be more common in the very young. However, since vaccination for whooping cough became available, it is now more common in teenagers and young adults who have been vaccinated but the immunity to the disease has worn off. These patients usually have a full recovery if they are affected by whooping cough, but the concern is spreading the disease to a young child or an unvaccinated person while they are infected.
Very young infants usually do not start getting vaccinated until two months of age. Even after one vaccination they are not fully protected, needing vaccinated at 2, 4, 6, and 15-18 months of age. Another vaccine is given around 5 years old and again at 11-12 years of age. The Tdap vaccine contains a Tetanus shot as well as whooping cough/Pertussis vaccine. A tetanus booster should be given once every 10 years after the age of 18. One of these tetanus boosters should be the Tdap vaccine so that immunity to whooping cough is boosted.
Another important population of patients that should be vaccinated is pregnant women. Vaccination of the mother will help prevent Pertussis infection in her infant; this is known as "cocooning." Cocooning is a strategy to protect the infant by having every child and adult who will be around the baby, vaccinated against whooping cough. By surrounding a baby with only people who have been vaccinated, you "cocoon" them against whooping cough. This strategy also works for the flu and other vaccine-preventable illness.
Recently, it has been recommended to give the Tdap vaccine to pregnant women anytime in the second half of pregnancy. The vaccine used to be given to the mother one or two days after delivery. In our practice, the vaccine is typically given with the test for diabetes at 24-28 weeks of pregnancy. By giving the vaccine during pregnancy, some of the immunity is passed through the placenta and protection against whooping cough is thought to be greater. Pregnant patients are always worried about the safety of medicines and vaccines taken during pregnancy, rightfully so. The whooping cough vaccine (and the flu vaccine) is safe and effective and has not been shown to cause autism or other adverse effects.
Ask your health care provider to give you and your family the Tdap vaccine. Encourage others who will be around your baby to get vaccinated. Most local health departments offer the vaccine to patients of all ages for minimal to no cost. Getting a Tdap shot is the best way to avoid getting whooping cough. Most newborns get whooping cough from their family or adults around them. If every child and adult that surrounds a newborn gets a Tdap shot, the likelihood of the baby getting whooping cough approaches zero.
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Full detailed profile on Frankie Hubbard Played by Cornelius Smith, JR on All My Children Daytime Soap Opera.
Cornelius Smith, JR (ABC)
Real Name: Cornelius Smith, JR
Ryan watches from the window as the medical team works on Sara. Frankie comes out and tells Ryan she has developed pneumonia.
Frankie returns to Caleb and JR and tells them Asher might be paralyzed. He says he's going to bring a neurologist in and then walks away. Caleb thanks JR for helping to save Asher.
Frankie helps Cara get Jake into a hospital bed and tells Cara to go before they all get in trouble. She tends to Jake first, which Tad and Cara witness. Amanda walks in the room and sits with her husband, as Tad leads Cara away.
On the way to her appointment, Madison bumps into Frankie at the hospital. They talk about her issues with Greenlee and Frankie reminds her she could blow Greenlee out of the water by exposing her secret. Madison won't do that because it's in the past. Madison heads to her appointment, as Frankie meets with Maya. He offers to give the girl some pharmaceutical samples. Jesse walks up and meets Maya. Frankie runs into Ryan and rails at him about Madison and brings up the fact that Madison fell on Christmas Eve and was taken to the ER.
Frankie visits his mother at home and learns about the experimental treatment that could restore her sight. Angie admits she still doesn't trust David, but that doesn't mean the treatment won't work. Frankie is wary of David and his vendetta against the family. She reminds him David wants his medical license back, so he won't hurt her. David stops by and Angie says she is ready to talk about his research. Frankie leaves and David and Angie discuss the procedure. Jesse walks in and is unhappy to see Dr. Hayward with his wife. Angie asks David to leave and he says he'll be in touch. Once David is gone, Angie tries to explain why she needs David right now. Jesse isn't sure she can trust him. Angie knows that but she just wants to give it a chance. Jesse sighs that he understands, but he wants to run everything by Frankie before she does anything. Angie agrees. He says he's onboard and Angie hugs him.
Frankie brings Angie and Lucy to the station, as Brot tries to talk Jesse down from worrying about Lucy's biological mother. Jesse takes a call from Mayor Blanco, while Angie and Frankie tell a guilty looking Brot they owe him for helping Angie when she gave birth. Jesse returns to tell Angie and Brot that Iris is worried Griffin will be given special treatment because she is married to his close friend. Angie goes to the interrogation room to change Lucy, as Brot reminds Jesse to take a deep breath because his secret is safe. Jesse responds, "For now."
In an examining room, Cara asks if Jesse is okay. Angie says he's just had a rough couple of days. Cara asks about the night of the delivery again and Angie recalls it taking awhile for Jesse to hand the baby to her after she regained consciousness. Angie wishes Jesse would relax and enjoy what they have. Jake arrives to see Cara holding the baby. Angie leaves to find Jesse, as Cara tells Jake the baby is fine. Jake brings up the time they thought she was pregnant. He hopes she can have a family of her own some day. She doesn't think it's in the cards for her. Amanda walks in, as does Frankie, who holds his baby sister. Frankie leaves with Lucy to find Angie and Jesse. Alone, Amanda tells Jake it's the perfect night for them to make a baby. Jake tells her it's not the best time because they're having some problems. Amanda thinks having another baby will release all the tension between them and help them focus on what is important – their family. Jake says they will have another baby, but not now. He then gets called away.
The paramedics bring Angie in as Jesse and the baby follow. Jake brings Angie into a room as Cara tends to the baby nearby. Cara questions the umbilical cord being cut and Jesse lies that he did it. Jake orders a full examination of Angie and Jake asks Jesse to leave the room. He reluctantly does so and waits in the hallway. Frankie and Randi show up and Jesse assures them Angie is fine. Jake wheels the baby out to run tests on her and Jesse asks to go with him. Jake and Frankie both think it would be better if he didn't. Jesse anxiously watches Jake take the baby away. Back in Angie's room, Cara wants to talk more about he delivery and then presses on her abdomen. Angie experiences pain and Cara notes something isn't right, as Jesse returns. Cara tells her Angie discovered clotted blood, which indicates a clot in the uterus before going into labor, indicating the placenta separated before she gave birth. Angie deduces that's why she passed out. Angie thinks there would be signs of damage to her baby, considering most wouldn't survive that kind of trauma. Cara calls it a miracle. Jake returns with the baby and announces she passed all her tests with flying colors. She even has the same blood type as Angie. Brot joins them as Angie tells Jesse someone was watching out for them and they have their miracle baby. Natalia, Randi and Frankie join their family, as a concerned looking Cara leaves the room. Jesse talks with Brot in the hallway and learns the mother of the baby left a note for someone to take care of her child. The only other thing left behind was an earring. Brot then takes Jesse to where he buried Ellie.
Natalia surprises Randi, Brot and Frankie at Fusion, as they prepare to go to the Angie and Jesse's part. As Brot and Natalia catch up, Randi makes an excuse for her and Frankie to leave the room, giving them some alone time.
At Jake and Amanda's, Tad helps the couple set up for Jesse and Angie's party. Tad notes Cara isn't coming because she has a date with Ricky. Amanda wonders what happens if Cara actually finds someone she likes while pretending to be married to Tad. Jake knows Cara wouldn't jeopardize anything. Amanda isn't so sure. Jesse, Angie and Krystal show up to their party and Tad and Jake present them with a photo album of their history. Angie says even though she can't see, him she's never felt closer to Jesse. Jesse sees a photo of them getting married at the Justice of he Peace and recalls that day. Brot, Frankie and Randi enter and reveal that Natalia has come home for the party. Angie looks uncomfortable as everyone gives speeches about the Hubbards and their baby. She asks them to stop lavishing praise on her, when she's scared out of her mind. Jesse brings Angie out in the hallway. She expresses her fear over not being able to protect their daughter over dangers she can't see. She wonders if she made a mistake by pushing for this on her terms. Jesse assures her he has faith in her and that he's there to help her and the baby the rest of the way. Jesse and Angie return to the party, as the group agrees to take turns helping Angie out.
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Posted by bergwanderer on 07/09/2011
So we had a coupon from Social Living, paid $18 for a $36 value. I was so looking forward to a good good Indian dinner with appetizer and dessert etc. So what did we get? Ordinary diners received the thin lentil waivers with 3 condiments, but we did not. They unceremoniously slabbed a tray with several tiny bowls in front of us - nothing was particularly tasty, plus for a 'dinner' way too little. Then came the dessert: greasy, slightly sweetened thin noodles - never had such a pathetic dessert in my life...and then came the bill. They added the tax, alright and then a HUGE tip - were they kidding after such a lousy meal? The waitress spent less than one minute at our table. Well instead of the $9.10 we left $5.00 to cover tax and minuscule 'gratuity'. Wouldn't you know it, they came after us and 'demanded' the remaining $4.10. I told them that this is called 'gratuity' and for a reason. Our reason being that this is exactly how much they deserved for misleading customers and serving them a totally unsatisfactory dinner. Had I stayed home and cooked Indian style (mind you, I am not Indian but have learned a few things about Indian cuisine over the years), I would have cobbled together a much better and much more satisfying dinner than the one we had. The dessert was really the last straw.
Posted by Anonymous on 03/10/2010
I found the veg dishes incredibly oily and spiced, yet not very flavorful (I know, imagine that!). Chutney was also very disappointing, more of a liquid/oil sauce rather than a thick and delicious condiment. Salad was miniscule and ridiculous--shredded rubber just about! This all said, Iay give it another shot, depending on desparation. I do agree with concept.
Posted by Alex on 02/01/2010
Yes the prix fixe menu is a little pricey for dinner, but the food was excellent and they will bring you more of whatever you want. I will definitely be back to this place. The service was excellent as well.
Posted by Ana on 12/04/2009
I couldn't agree more, A_Native (on 11/04/2009). Although I've never been to India, I have had the experience of eating in other ayurvedic places, and this one isn't as good as the others. I have been to Ayurveda Cafe 4 times already, hoping that the first tries were just "difficult days" for them... But as I read the reviews here, I understood: they have the right waitresses, a nice location and atmosphere, but they should considerably improve their food.
Posted by A_Native on 11/04/2009
I recently went to Ayurveda Cafe, with great expectations - a healthy, reasonably priced vegetarian Indian meal. My experience was average to poor overall. The service is excellent, the problem really, was the food. Of the two vegetables, one was overly spicy (I'm from India and can handle spicy just fine), and the other had way too much grease. The predominant spice was raw ginger. To the point where I found large chunks in the lentil dish. Also, a word about the bread. I expected whole-wheat chapati or rotis - which is what most indian kitchens serve. What they serve is a hybrid between a naan (made with refined flour) and roti. Of the numerous tastes their "ayurvedic cuisine" is supposed to incorporate I could only list spicy, salty, sweet and sour. Pretty much what I could get at any other restaurant.
Posted by Chuck El on 10/26/2009
We really love this place. Have never eaten in the restaruant but get take out all the time. The place is not attractive but the food is consistent and I cannot go a week or two without ordering from Ayurveda. No choices to make which is great when you dont want to think.
Posted by Nimo on 06/05/2009
Great restaurant.. can't believe I was living in the area for so long before eating here! High quality indian veg food and a reasonable price. Lunch prices are great. Portion is large. I only discovered this place because a friend from Chelsea would hop on the subway and come and eat here once a week for lunch. Highly recommended.. we usually order take out from here and they are very prompt!


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Tweets on school technology, classroom resources and social media have made Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy's Susan Bearden one of the top Twitter mavens in her field.
The director of information technology was recently named one of the top 50 Chief Information Officers on Twitter in a Huffington Post technology blog. Her rank? No. 9.
"I was very honored," she said. "It was cool to see my name on the list with CIOs of Fortune 500 companies."
A self-described social media advocate, Bearden said she was initially skeptical of Twitter. She found herself asking: Why would anyone care what I ate for breakfast?


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Ryan Dunn Part of Growing Crowd of Anti-Role Model Celebrities
It's sad, but it could be that the late "Jackass" star Ryan Dunn's greatest legacy might be as an anti-role model. The daredevil, whose Porsche is said to have been traveling between 132 and 140 miles per hour when it crashed, killing Dunn and passenger Zachary Hartwell last week, had a stunning blood alcohol content of .196, according to a preliminary toxicology report. With an estimated 11 drinks in him before he got behind the wheel, he automatically becomes the poster celebrity for what can happen to you when you drink and drive.
Indeed, Roger Ebert's notorious tweet — "Friends don't let Jackasses drink and drive" — over a photo of the horrific remains of that car could serve as an effective public service billboard.
Recent years have, unfortunately, brought us an phalanx of
anti-role model celebrities — who teach us by example what NOT to do.
Two years after Michael Jackson's death of acute propofol intoxication, his doctor, Conrad Murray, is due to go to trial in September on involuntary manslaughter charges. But certainly, details of Jackson's gargantuan prescription drug usage that set the stage for the overdose have given people pause.
The same is true of Heath Ledger, who seemed destined to become one of the greatest film actors of our time, until his life was cut short by what the New York City coroner's office determined was an accidental overdose of painkillers, sleeping pills and anti-anxiety drugs: oxycodone, hydrocodone, diazepam, temazepam, alprazolam, and doxylamine.
Look out, because, as the late Jeff Conaway pointed out, getting addicted to pain pills can creep up on you.
Lindsay Lohan and Charlie Sheen are just two among the current crop of celebrities who have all but destroyed their careers with wild and sometimes violent behavior — behavior that's landed each of them behind bars more than once. Lohan and Sheen have each demonstrated how even the most prodigious talents can be thrown away. Let us hope not their lives.
Their poster would have to say something along the lines of "Here's what excessive partying can do to you, kids."
Anti-role model celebrities show us so many things — how NOT to divorce (e.g. Madonna and Guy Ritchie), how NOT to parent (Britney Spears), and how NOT to utilize cosmetic surgery (Joan Rivers). The idea of actually looking up to stars sometimes seems positively quaint.
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Chelsey Says:
February 3rd, 2012 at 12:41 am
This is sad to know I always been a fan of Jackass cast. For the reason that this movie is really entertaining and make me laugh as if there's no tomorrow coming lol. I can't help it every time I am imagining what they always do in there. Anyway what ever celebrities do to their lives in their own choice and it is depend the fans and followers if they do want to idolize and do that too!
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"Europe's crisis is mental"
Ulrich Beck, who coined the term risk society, is a professor of Sociology at Munich University and at the London School of Economics (read further.)
[full text of an article appeared (April 10, 2014) on the Roman daily La Repubblica. The said article is here paraphrased, translated and abridged by MoR]
Dante, Mozart
Europe's crisis is not economical, it is mental. It is a lack of imagination as for the good life beyond consumerism.
and the future of Europe
Most critics of Europe are caught in nostalgic nationalism. French intellectual Alain Finkielkraut, for example, argues that Europe was created against the Nations."
Such criticism – Beck observes– is based on a national illusion and presupposes a national horizon as for Europe's present and future.
To these critics, Beck retorts:
"Open up your eyes! Europe and the whole world is going through a big transition."
He then brings forth two paradoxical examples:
All British media are full of accusations against the EU. Eurosceptic Britain is nonetheless shaken by a wave of European public opinion unknown before.
China, as a result of its investment policy & economical dependence, has long been an informal member of the euro-zone. Should the Euro fail, China would get a hard blow.
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citizens of the world
It is clear that advancing cosmopolitanism does not produce citizens of the world. On the contrary, the need for boundaries gets stronger as the world gets more cosmopolitan.
"Out of Euro, out of EU!"
Thus French Marine Le Pen' s extreme right-wing NF has won in France.
Putin, on the other hand, has collected the 'need of boundaries of the Russians' with his motto:
"Where there are Russians, there is Russia."
However, such aggressive Russian nationalism – Beck continues – proves that one cannot project the past of the nations onto the future of Europe without destroying the future of Europe itself.
Ulrich Beck: "What if Putin's ethno-nationalism were a salutary shock for Europe plagued by national selfishness?"
Alain Finkielkraut: "We Europeans are traumatized by Hitler!"
Ulrich Beck: "Yet, Hitler despised the Nation and desired to replace it with the Race. So it seems we want the nations to atone for Hitler's folly. Due to their Holocaust trauma, should the Germans therefore erase nationalism entirely?
No, but we have a common premise here:
The catastrophe of the Holocaust, of Hitler and Nazi Germany (with the Nuremberg trials).
Such tragedy has helped us develop the notion of crimes against humanity. Hence a new dimension saw its birth, European law, which relativizes national law. At the same time a new world-wide scope of humanity was born : the 'never again' ethics.
Then Beck adds two arguments:
The world and us need more than ever a "European vision" for coping with the ills of globalization (climate change, poverty, inequality, 1% vs 99% etc. in the US, war, violence). The idea is that the mobilizing force of a forewarned disaster can found a European identity.
Also …. [to be continued]
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BASF Plant Science is the plant biotechnology division of the German chemical company BASF. BASF has about 700 employees in the Research Triangle Park, with about 240 workers in the plant science division here.
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Yesterday morning, I walked into my living room and found a dog on my table. A fifty pound dog. Standing. On the table.
Oh, Emma. What did I ever do without you? I mean besides eating off a clean table and all the other usual stuff people do when they aren't sharing their home with a drooling, shedding, chewing beast.
Besides four-month-old Emma, (who was not my idea, by the way) we have a ten-year-old Shih Tzu named Ziggy that was a gift from Santa when our daughter, Ally, was nine. He's pretty much a member of our family. Ally has taught him at least a half dozen tricks and has taken him out to go potty at least a half dozen times. In ten years. I kinda thought he'd be the last in a long line of furry, four-legged family members which, over the years, has included everything from gerbils to miniature horses. With our kids all grown, I naively thought we were heading into our pet-free years. My husband, however, had other plans. He wanted a big dog. A really big dog. Like 180 pounds, or so, big. Did I mention that this was not my idea?
You see, Emma is not our first giant dog. Before Emma, we had another mastiff named Belle. That was different, though, because Belle lived outside. She was hardly any trouble at all except for during thunderstorms when she became nervous and ate pieces of wood off the side of our house. She lived to be eleven years old which, for a dog of that size, equals about 111 human years, but she thought she was a baby until the day she died. If you sat down, she'd try to climb into your lap. You couldn't help but love her.
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Friend's husband: He ate our screen porch.
My husband (grasping at straws): Well, we don't have a screen porch.
Her husband: Neither do we.
Besides the "eating the house" thing, having a dog is just a huge commitment. I had been asking God to do anything He wanted in my life. I was prepared to be surprised, knowing that His ways and plans are so much greater than my own. I expected something big. I expected God to move in unexpected ways. And, truthfully, I wasn't at all sure how a puppy would fit into those plans. So I had prayed about that, too. Those prayers went something like this:
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Meet David Dave Walker, one of the Havre de Grace Style carvers who works quietly in the shop next to his home at 221 Lapidum Road. The sign at the road announces Walker Decoys in a beautiful country setting near the Susquehanna State Park. On the January day we visited, the sky was beginning to clear and there was a brisk wind. The recent snow and cold were abating; that was a good sign. Another good sign was Maggie, Daves dog, who I was told, would announce my arrival and Dave would come out to show me the entrance to his shop. And announce me she did with a few barks and tail wags. Daves greeting was a smile and a friendly voice. Maggie had broken the solitude of creating and painting.
Dave deftly daubed paint on the underbelly of a Speckled-Belly goose as we talked. It was one of the many for an order which was going to ship the following Monday. As he continued painting with swift, deliberate strokes, he told me that he works seven days a week. Later he qualified that when we discussed decoys as seen on the Antiques Road Show. Even an ardent carver such as Dave needs a bit of R&R occasionally.
In 1982 Dave built his shop in a fairly large building. Downstairs are the sanders and the lathe and upstairs is where he paints and has storage space; all neat and clean. Around the shops rooms there were other decoys in various stages of completion---Blue Geese, Canada Geese and Snow Geese, hen Mallards and hen Bald Pates. Such beautiful birds and Dave captures their essence in a unique way. On the floor in a corner, there was a basketful of carved headsvarious geese, Mallards and Pintails. These duck heads were waiting to be joined to necks and bodies, then sanded and painted, and more sanding and painting until the desired finish was achieved.
As we know, decoy making and carving have evolved into American folklore, more like art deco. They no longer are working decoys, but instead these waterfowl adorn our homes. As if in tribute to the men who sat in blinds on land or on the water waiting for the flock to come in, Dave has shelves of old working decoys in his shop. The weathered decoys are beat up from being tossed into boats and truck beds; their paint-chipped bodies are worn, as we would expect them to be. Their beauty is the story of waiting
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A little background about Dave: He attended the local Harford County public schools and graduated from Havre de Grace High School in 1975. We discussed his school activities, and he offered that fishing and hunting were his sports. In fact, he is a bow hunter. On the shop wall there was a picture of his father with a deer. His father was a hunter as well as an avid fisherman. And there was another picture of Dave and his friends on a Louisiana duck-hunting trip. In a few days he would be taking an older friend goose hunting on the Eastern ShoreJohnny Simons from Baltimore County who is 82.
Dave began carving at fourteen, after his Aunt Carol gave him a Jimmy Pierce decoy. He learned the art and craft of decoy carving when he rode his bike to Jimmy Pierces shop after school to do the dirty work; he laughed as he said it. Hes been good to me. I commented, We all have to start at the bottom. To which he replied, No, today they all want to start at the top.
Dave recalled working at the shop of another much-respected and unforgettable carver, R. Madison Mitchell, along with Jimmy Pierce. He knew Paul Gibson and the others who are remembered at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museummen like Charlie Bryant.
I asked Dave which carvers he considered to be his mentors. Each was a mentor in his own way, he said. He met Charlie Joiner in the late 80sJoiner was gracious to tell me and show me how to transition from working decoys to decorative decoys. He uses the same paints. Dave added, He had taken me under his wing, so to speak. He learned lots of secrets from Joiner who had learned them from the mastersthe Ward Brothers. Experiences like these are ongoing in Daves business.
Dave became a life member of the Decoy Museum around the time of its inception and served on the Board of Directors. He was in charge of buildings and grounds and recalled clearing the lot next to the Museum property. It was disappointing to him to see the lot sold and, however, not to the Museum. We agreed the increased expanse of the Museum property would be an asset today.