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From the authors of the instantNew York Times bestsellersThe Strain and The Fall comesthe final volume in one of the mostelectrifying thriller series in years
Its been two years since the vampiric virus was unleashed in The Strain, and the entire world now lies on the brink of annihilation. There is only night as nuclear winter blankets the land, the sun filtering through the poisoned atmosphere for two hours each day—the perfect environment for the propagation of vampires.
There has been a mass extermination of humans, the best and the brightest, the wealthy and the influential, orchestrated by the Master—an ancient vampire possessed of unparalleled powers—who selects survivors based on compliance. Those humans who remain are entirely subjugated, interred in camps, and separated by status: those who breed more humans, and those who are bled for the sustenance of the Masters vast army.
The future of humankind lies in the hands of a ragtag band of freedom fighters—Dr. Eph Goodweather, former head of the Centers for Disease Controls biological threats team; Dr. Nora Martinez, a fellow doctor with a talent for dispatching the undead; Vasiliy Fet, the colorful Russian exterminator; and Mr. Quinlan, the half-breed offspring of the Master who is bent on revenge. Its their job to rescue Ephs son, Zack, and overturn this devastating new world order. But good and evil are malleable terms now, and the Master is most skilled at preying on the weaknesses of humans.
Now, at this critical hour, there is evidence of a traitor in their midst. . . . And only one man holds the answer to the Masters demise, but is he one who can be trusted with the fate of the world? And who among them will pay the ultimate sacrifice—so that others may be saved?
"Del Toro and Hogan's horror thriller trilogy got off to a rousing start with 2009's The Strain, but this final volume continues the decline already evident in 2010's The Fall. Instead of building on the coauthors' clever modern variations on the classic Dracula motif (e.g., the use of nuclear winter to make life easier for the sun-shunning undead), the conclusion is strictly by the numbers as the various New York City — based protagonists, saddled with personal issues on top of an almost hopeless struggle to survive, try to find a way to rid Earth of the vampiric plague that has overwhelmed it in just a few short years. Readers will miss the series' Van Helsing, Holocaust survivor Abraham Setrakian, killed off in the second installment, since the surviving vampire hunters aren't nearly as interesting. Still, the power and innovations of the kickoff book should lead del Toro fans to hope he'll take another crack at a scary novel." Publishers Weekly Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.
"The most credible and frightening of all the vampire books of the past decade."
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"Bram Stoker meets Stephen King meets Michael Crichton. It just doesnt get much better than this."
The stunning New York Times bestselling vampire saga that author Dan Simmons (Drood, The Terror) calls, "an unholy spawn of I Am Legend out of 'Salems Lot," concludes with The Night Eternal. The magnificent, if monstrously warped brainchild of cinematic horror master Guillermo del Toro (Pans Labyrinth, Hellboy) and Chuck Hogan—whose novel Prince of Thieves, was praised as, "one of the 10 best books of the year" by Stephen King—The Night Eternal begins where The Strain and The Fall left off: with the last remnants of humankind enslaved by the vampire masters in a world forever shrouded by nuclear winter. Still, a small band of the living fights on in the shadows, in the final book of the ingenious dark fantasy trilogy that Newsweek says is, "good enough to make us break that vow to swear off vampire stories."
About the Author
Born in Guadalajara, Mexico, Guillermo del Toro is the director of the films Cronos, Mimic, The Devil's Backbone, Blade II, Hellboy I, Hellboy II, and Pan's Labyrinth, which garnered enormous critical praise worldwide and won three Academy Awards.
Nacido y criado en Guadalajara, México, Guillermo del Toro ha dirigido muchas películas exitosas, incluso El laberinto del Fauno. Va a dirigir dos películas basadas en El Hobbit, que serán producidas por Peter Jackson.
Chuck Hogan is the author of several acclaimed novels, including Devils in Exile and Prince of Thieves, which won the 2005 Hammett Award , was called one of the ten best novels of the year by Stephen King, and was the basis of the motion picture The Town.
Chuck Hogan es autor de varias aclamadas novelas, entre las cuales se encuentra Prince of Thieves que ganó el Hammett Award 2005 y que fue considerada una de las diez mejores novelas del año por Stephen King.
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inner circle necklaceby Vanessa Gade $176.00
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San Francisco-based artist Vanessa Gade turns the interplay of pendant and chain into a dynamic sculptural statement. Inspired by her city's inherent dualism, marked by its powerful feats of engineering (like the Golden Gate Bridge) and its peaceful Southern Californian shorelines, Vanessa captures this rich and varied landscape in the motion and tension of her bold, kinetic pieces.
In this particular necklace, Vanessa was compelled to utilize the strong shape of the circle in a way that she had never seen before. She wanted to create a piece that would be both unique and thought provoking, but that would also celebrate the shape in a clean and uncluttered fashion. Her vision was realized in this striking sterling silver necklace and this pair of earrings, as well as this necklace, in which a circle, articulated in oxidized sterling silver, is interlaced with a crisscrossed net of 14 karat, gold-filled chain that glides fluidly with the wearer's movement. The unique relationship between the negative and positive space in Vanessa's pieces emphasizes their dependency on each other in a romantic and beautiful way, evoking our deep connection and reliance on those who support us. Handmade in San Francisco, California.
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It was Vanessa's passion for history and photography that initiated her path to jewelry design. While studying to become a historian at the University of California, San Diego she volunteered to help construct the new darkroom on campus, directly adjacent to the metalsmithing studio. Fascinated by the tools, stone, and molten metal, she wandered inside and never looked back.
Bold, kinetic and sculptural with an elegant interplay of angles and curves, Vanessa Gade's jewelry makes a contemporary statement balanced with timeless style.
The diverse urban landscape of Sand Francisco provides the ideal creative backdrop for Vanessa's work and can be seen in the architectural qualities of her jewelry designs. The structural nature of her pieces is gracefully countered by a fluidity and movement influenced by her love of the ocean and her youth along the beaches of Southern California.
She describes her work as contemporary, with clean lines and a minimalist aesthetic reminiscent of Japanese and Scandinavian design. Particular pieces have been inspired by everything from art deco architecture, ikebana flower arrangements, suspension bridges and even criss crossing power lines. Her designs tend toward an asymmetrical pattern encased within a perfect circle.
She enjoys the challenge of creating a perfectly balanced geometric structure that still maintains an element of movement, all the while utilizing the negative space as an integral part of the design.
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This necklace is exquisite. It is beautiful, unique, well-made and timeless. Perfect for any occasion, this conversation piece is sure to bring the wearer endless compliments.
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We love the unique ways that Vanessa Gade uses the chains of her necklaces to enhance their overall beauty. While the chain in this design doesn't seem as bold as in some, it does have the important job of connecting the outer and inner circles. Check out the product story to learn more, then let us know what you love about this elegant piece.
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I have seen this concept countless times in other places. There is nothing that stands out about it.
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I think it is pretty, but doesn't feel particularly unique.
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Cute but not super original
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What is so Uncommon i've seen so many necklaces that have the simular look
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No amount of flashy description can make it anything but "two circles stuck together". I've seen similar elsewhere.
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Contrasts nicely and looks sharp.
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Chain looks too chunky and a little cheap
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Funny, the most common con others say is that the necklace is unoriginal. Perhaps in other parts of the country? The engineering of this is very different than the standard circle necklace on the market. The simplicity of design and inherent contrasts (color
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I like the design, I think the contrasting metals is very nice. This design could also be a very popular gift for expectant mom's (symbolizing child in womb)! Very unique gift.
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The circles are pretty and I like the way the colours complement each other but the chain is not attractive at all.
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Simple and elegant.
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It's okay. I smiled when I first saw it. I like the delicate chain. Probably like it more on a 24" chain than 18"
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Kinda boring. . .the product story sounds wonderful but I'm not wearing the words. . .
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I like the gold ring but not he oxidized silver one. Shiny silver would have looked better. The chain looks tarnished, although it is not. A silver chain would look much better.
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I love the pendant, and the explanation, but don't like the choice of chain. Something smooth, and flat in design...of polished metal, either silver or gold, would continue the feel of the pendant, rather than looking utilitarian.
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not very unique. The chain seems low quality and I could make this piece at home with my own supplies
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Like this, but I have also seen tham done with wedding bands from parents, or loved ones who have passed.
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Beautiful - can't wait to see what the retail will be (surely it'll make the cut!) - very versatile - transitional day to night - casual to night out!
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too common for the site named uncommon goods
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HOLLYWOOD, Fla. – In a keynote address hosted by the American Nuclear Society today, Exelon Chairman and CEO John W. Rowe stressed the important role of nuclear power in the nation's future energy supply, while recognizing the challenges of building new nuclear projects in the current economic climate.
"The country needs nuclear power if it is going to tackle the problem of climate change, clean up our generation stack, maintain reliability and improve overall energy security," Rowe said. "But we must keep our hopes for new nuclear generation harnessed to facts. Nuclear power is a business and not a religion."
Rowe also reminded the audience of the need to keep the lessons of the tragic events at Fukushima in their thoughts as they do their jobs every day.
"Fukushima reinforces the importance of operating excellence," Rowe said. "We have to continue to be self-critical and strive to remove vulnerability from our operations. The nuclear industry has proven itself very durable despite tremendous challenges."
In his speech, Rowe described four criteria that must be met before a new nuclear renaissance can become a reality. While the industry now has the right passive reactor designs, it still needs a workable solution to the waste problem, increased demand, and stable, higher power prices to make it economical to build a new nuclear plant.
Rowe also cited Exelon 2020, the company's plan to effectively eliminate the equivalent of its 2001 carbon footprint by 2020. The plan, which analyzes the most cost-effective ways to add generation and reduce carbon emissions, shows that new nuclear has become even less economic over the past two years.
Rowe said Exelon 2020 will steer the company to a clean energy future--a future that, in spite of recent setbacks, will still rely heavily on nuclear energy.
"The nuclear industry has proven itself very durable despite tremendous challenges," Rowe said. "Despite not meeting my test for new build right now, nuclear energy presents a challenge and an opportunity, and remains, in my view, a career of choice for bright, talented people."
Rowe was the keynote speaker at the American Nuclear Society's 2011 Utility Working Conference. The American Nuclear Society is a not-for-profit, international, scientific and educational organization composed of approximately 11,000 engineers, scientists, administrators, and educators representing 1,600 plus corporations, educational institutions, and government agencies.
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In no time, MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell cynically reported Ryan's comments, juxtaposing them with claims by the congressman, as recent as 2009, that Rand's philosophy, in fact, merited praise and emulation. How, O'Donnell rhetorically asked, could Ryan be so opposed to the Objectivist philosophy in August 2012 when he was heard telling the Atlas Society in 2005 that Ayn Rand was a reason he got involved in politics in the first place?
O'Donnell chided Brit Hume and Fox News for failing to grill Ryan on his supposed inconsistency (having your journalistic integrity questioned by MSNBC is surely akin to - too easy, fill in your own punchline here). But Ryan, according to the tone of MSNBC, is not merely disingenuous, as is the wont of even the best politicians, his denial of Ayn Rand masks his secret regard for a cult-like figure of whom he thinks the American people would be afraid. O'Donnell submits that conservatives would be outraged if a Democratic politician was not grilled on his affection for a "Russian atheist."
Nice try, Lawrence. The American right has always admired Ayn Rand without truly embracing her. Her atheism and moral code of radical self-interest (a title of one of her books: The Virtue of Selfishness) turn off many conservatives who are, nonetheless, inspired by her bold and passionate defense of capitalism. Many who read her novels for the first time want to be John Galt, Dagny Taggart and Howard Roark. Atlas is a rare epic novel where capitalists are not only portrayed well (which is rare enough) but are larger-than-life heroes. Building cities and making money are presented not as necessary evils but as moral forces for good.
Whether or not Ryan's recent break from Rand is a calculated move is not really the point. MSNBC and others are trying to portray Rand as some freak relative locked in the conservative attic from whom Ryan is desperately trying to distance himself. He may very well be running scared from Rand. More likely, like many conservatives, he just greatly appreciates her moral defense of capitalism and individual liberty and rejects the rest of her opinions. End of story.
The American left, by way of the media, is looking for payback. Liberals have been caught in bed, figuratively speaking, with so many America apologists and haters (Fidel Castro, the North Vietnamese, Angela Davis, Bill Ayers, Oliver Stone, Sean Penn, Hugo Chavez, Noam Chomsky, Gore Vidal, Reverend Wright, etc., etc.) that the thrill of marginalizing the favorite author of many Tea Partiers is just too delicious to pass up.
Of only peripheral interest to MSNBC is that, whatever her faults, this Russian atheist loved America. She was a lifelong anti-Communist who never backed down in opposing Soviet totalitarianism. She never stood before any audience and yelled "God d*** America!"
She never complained that Americans consumed too much or raped the environment. For the right of every American to satisfy his passions and make money, there was no greater champion than Ayn Rand.
Paul Ryan, love him or hate him, is a politician. They come and go. But the popular ideals championed by Ayn Rand - America's moral greatness and the virtues of capitalism - are what MSNBC really can't stand. They don't care if Ryan is a hypocrite, and taking him down is of only cursory importance.
The overall struggle consists of marginalizing the notion that - gasp! - capitalism is morally superior to collectivism. It is not always the extremists in political life that we need to fear but rather the smug masquerading as the moderate voices of reason.
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The Lipscomb Bisons soccer team ended a two-game win streak Friday night with a 2-1 loss to Furman at the Lipscomb Soccer Complex.
The game was the Atlantic Sun Game of the Week.
Coleton Henning gave Furman a 1-0 lead at the 6:18 mark of the first half. Alec Kann earned the assist.
The Bisons found the net at the 47:02 mark of the second half with Garret Pettis scoring on an assist from Miguel DaSilva to tie the game at 1-1.
At 57:57 of the second half Furman came back with what proved to be the game-winning goal by Caleb Suri. Henning picked up an assist on the play along with Eric Cobleigh.
Brent McGee and Patrick Walsh split time in goal for the Bisons. Brent McGee played the first 45 minutes and made three saves while allowing one goal. Walsh played the second half and also made three saves and allowed one goal.
The Bisons outshot Furman 28-14. Furman, however, held an 8-7 edge in shots on goal.
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Exelon Corp., along with American Electric Power, American Transmission Co., NorthWestern Energy, MidAmerican Energy Holdings Co., and its subsidiary MidAmerican Energy Co., is sponsoring a comprehensive study of the transmission needed.
CHICAGO (Aug. 18, 2009) – Exelon Corp., along with American Electric Power, American Transmission Co., NorthWestern Energy, MidAmerican Energy Holdings Co., and its subsidiary MidAmerican Energy Co., is sponsoring a comprehensive study of the transmission needed in the Upper Midwest to support renewable energy development and transport that energy to consumers in markets to the east.
The sponsors have retained Quanta Technology LLC to evaluate extra-high voltage transmission alternatives and provide recommendations for new transmission development in the Upper Midwest, including North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa, Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Minnesota and Wisconsin. Quanta will conduct an analysis of transmission alternatives analyzing the impact and quantifying the economic benefits of several transmission options.
The Strategic Midwest Area Transmission Study (SMARTransmission Study) is scheduled for completion in January 2010, and results will be shared with Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator (MISO) and PJM Interconnection, the regional transmission organizations operating in these states.
"The Upper Midwest has some of the richest renewable generation resources in the country, but we need efficient transmission to bring this energy to areas where it's needed most," said Betsy Moler, executive vice president, government affairs & public policy, Exelon. New transmission projects in and around Illinois have the opportunity to reduce congestion, address pending reliability concerns and facilitate the movement of renewable energy from the Upper Midwest to load centers.
Exelon also continues to move forward with developing a plan for a transmission company and will be prepared to discuss that plan by the end of 2009.
Exelon Corporation is one of the nation's largest electric utilities with nearly $19 billion in annual revenues. The company has one of the industry's largest portfolios of electricity generation capacity, with a nationwide reach and strong positions in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic. Exelon distributes electricity to approximately 5.4 million customers in northern Illinois and southeastern Pennsylvania and natural gas to 485,000 customers in the Philadelphia area. Exelon is headquartered in Chicago and trades on the NYSE under the ticker EXC.


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Anybody BPL'ers with a Canon S95/S100/S110 or equivalent have suggestions for a case with quick access, secure flap, that can be easily attached to backpack?Thanks in advance for your suggestions.Cheers
Edited by jimlarkey on 02/11/2013 06:49:15 MST.
I use the Mystery Ranch Flip Top Box. It is very well padded, easy to attach to any kind of belt, has a secure closure with fast release. http://www.mysteryranch.com/adventure/pack-accessories/flip-top-box
Consider one of Granite Gear's small pack pockets. Decently padded and quite light.I have one of the MR flip boxes but use it for tools around the house. It is much too heavy and overbuilt for backpacking. Maybe ammo, however.
Case Logic makes a padded case that weighs 1.1 ounces, has a zippered main pocket and a small zipper pocket that can hold a couple of batteries and an extra card or two. It has a belt loop and comes with a mini biner. $10 at Best Buy. I've used it on my S95 at it's about perfect. For watersports, Pelican case 1020 fits the camera perfectly.
Thanks for your suggestions. I wanted to avoid zippers, since I needed access with mitts and gloves. The Mystery Ranch was interesting..a bit large, and the snap would be a bit difficult with mitts.The LowePro Dublin 20 is a good snug fit, belt loop on back, and with Velcro closure...easy to handle with mitts/gloves.
I saw your post earlier today and wanted to be sure the model so I checked it when I got home -- ended up going with a Tamrac 5686 myself for my S95 and it fits great with similar concerns that you had - hated the zipper variety pouches and wanted a good attachment system. I wasn't a fan of the neoprene type case either because I fumbled getting the camera out of the stretched fabric, but hopefully it works for you. The Tamrac is just another option for anyone else running across this thread. Good luck with your new case!
Edited by tinkrtoy on 02/11/2013 16:55:13 MST.
Lowepro cases are not cheap, but they tend to be very well designed. The Lowepro selection is pretty vast, and there is one model for about any type of camera imaginable.--B.G.--
This may be too far outside of what you're looking for, but I've been enjoying the use of a Zpacks shoulder pouch lately. It holds a camera and a few other things nicely for a very reasonable price and a very light weight.
@Bob, $13 for LowePro Dublin 20 at local store.@Mark, your Tamarac 5686 looks similar, similar $$$, but not stretchy as you point out. I had not seen the Tamarac, but probably would have went for that instead.FWIW, the LowePro has a spare SD card pocket.Cheers
Edited by jimlarkey on 02/12/2013 08:53:52 MST.
Hey. I have the LowePro Rezo 10 and I LOVE it. They don't make it anymore but you can find them on amazon and ebay for cheap. It's pretty rugged for such a little case, Velcro which is great for gloves and easy access. Plus there's a small pocket for an extra card. Added Bonus the connection strap on the back is Velcro too for easy on and off so you can put in anywhere you want quickly and easily.
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Scientists have given the bacteria genes that make it convert complex sugars in the seaweed into alcohol, which can then be used as a fuel. Seaweed is plentiful, and grows naturally in our oceans. A very good thing indeed!
Up til now, biofuels like ethanol have been made by fermeting sugarcane and maize (no E.coli involved), but that means using valuable food crop land (not to mention, food crops!) to produce the alcohol. Very controversial of course… And in the case of maize, it actually takes more energy to grow and process the crop than the energy gained from the ethanol produced!
The next step in this synthetic biology research is working out how to make this seaweedy process scaleable: biofuel production would need billions of tonnes of seaweed. A pilot plant is being built in Chile- we will stay tuned to hear how it works!
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Project Linus Blanket Volunteers Meet: Volunteers make blankets for children in life changing crisis. 1-3 p.m. Aug. 10. Hampton Inn and Suites, 1150 N.W. U.S. 1, Stuart. Age: 18+. 772-201-1996; firstname.lastname@example.com.
Educatius International: Host a family and open your home and heart to a student that craves to learn the American way. International Coordinator 321-446-1598 Indian River/Brevard Counties, County wide, Vero Beach. May-August. Ages: 25+. 321-446-1598; email@example.com; EDUCATIUS.ORG.
Sarah's Kitchen: Truck or SUV drivers needed to deliver food to five kitchen sites; also, servers, greeters, set up, cleanup and cooking positions. St. Paul AME Church, 1405 N. 27th St., Fort Pierce. Ages 18+. 772-359-2138; firstname.lastname@example.com.
Youth Guidance: Over 150 volunteers are needed to honor the students' hard work and participate in the variety of summertime activities 5:30-7:30 p.m. Aug. 17. Gifford Aquatic Center, 4895 43rd Ave., Vero Beach. Ages: 18. 772-770-5040; email@example.com.
Manatee Observation & Education Center: Positions include several positions available including Greeter, Discovery Guide, Roving Naturalist and Gift Shop Attendant. 480 N. Indian River Drive, Fort Pierce. Age: 14+. 772-216-3746; email@example.com; manateecenter.com.
Pelican Island Preservation Society: Looking for webmaster, newsletter editor, marketing manager. Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge, Wildlife Way, Sebastian. 772-202-0697; firstrefuge.org.
Cultural Council of Indian River County: Volunteers needed to help with the TC Birding Festival. Also help with organizing shelves, or working Gallery Stroll nights or at booths at festivals. 772-770-4857; firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Humane Society of St. Lucie County Cat foster program: Volunteers to house and care for cats and kittens awaiting adoption. All expenses borne by Humane Society of St. Lucie County. The Humane Society of St. Lucie County, 100 Savannah Road, Fort Pierce. Ages: 18+. 772-332-5876; hsslc.org.
The Humane Society of St. Lucie County dog foster program: Volunteers to house dogs awaiting adoption and transport to events. All expenses borne by Humane Society of St. Lucie County. The Humane Society of St. Lucie County, 100 Savannah Road, Fort Pierce. Ages: 18+. 772-464-3981; firstname.lastname@example.com; http://www.hsslc.org.
The Humane Society of St. Lucie County: Volunteers to walk dogs; transport dogs and help at outside adoption and fundraising events for dogs and cats. The Humane Society of St. Lucie County, 100 Savannah Road, Fort Pierce. Ages: 15+. 772-519-2423; email@example.com; hsslc.org.
United Humanitarian Pet Spay Program: Duties to perform from your home computers that will help animals. For information call Irene at 772-812-5486 Port St. Lucie Branch; firstname.lastname@example.com.
"4 Hours For the 4Cs:" Volunteers sought to help children select school clothing. 9 a.m. -5 p.m. Wednesdays; 9 a.m.-noon, Fridays. Caring Children Clothing Children, 7985 Jack James Drive, Stuart. 772-221-8777.
Harvest Food and Outreach Center: Volunteers needed to help with Children's Summer Read and Feed program. Harvest Food and Outreach Center, 2520 Orange Ave., Fort Pierce. Ages 16+. 772-532-5007; firstname.lastname@example.com; stlucie.harvestfoodoutreach.org.
Harvest Food & Outreach Center: Volunteers needed for stocking, pantry/food sorting, clerical, special events, cleaning/maintenance. Fort Pierce Campus, 2520 Orange Ave., Fort Pierce. 772-468-8543; email@example.com; stlucie.harvestfoodoutreach.org.
Guardians For New Futures: Make a difference for children in crisis. Volunteers of all talents needed. Children's Services Council, 546 N.W. University Blvd., Ste. 203, St. Lucie West, Port St. Lucie. Ages 18. 772-807-3868; email@example.com; gfnf4kids.org.
Caring Children Clothing Children: Volunteer help needed in 4Cs store, assist families, sort clothing. 4 hours/month. 171 S.W. Monterey Road, Stuart. 772-221-8777.
YMCA of the Treasure Coast: YMCA of the Treasure Coast, 1700 S.E. Monterey Road, Stuart. Ages 14+. 772-286-4444; ymcatreasurecoast.org.
School Supplies for Students: Volunteers needed to sort, pack supplies. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Aug. 3. Forest Grove Middle School, 3201 S. 25th St., Fort Pierce. 772-464-5300; www.unitedwayslc.org.
Indian River County Volunteer Ambulance Squad: Looking for volunteers to drive one day a week. Monday through Friday from 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Training provided. 3401 Indian Drive, East, Vero Beach. Ages: under 80. 772-231-1230; email@example.com; volunteerambulancesquad.org.
Friends in Pink, Inc.: Volunteers needed in all areas for not-for-profit supporting breast cancer patients on the Treasure Coast. 901 S.E. Johnson Ave., P.O. Box 209, Stuart. 772-785-8730; firstname.lastname@example.com.
Indian River Medical Center: The Auxiliary at Indian River Medical Center needs men and women volunteers. Most volunteers serve one four-hour shift each week. Indian River Medical Center, 1000 36th St., Vero Beach. 772-563-4533.; email@example.com.
AARP Safe Driving Course: Volunteer instructors needed to teach at least four classes per year and attend two workshops. Must go through a training course. AARP Safe Driving, 8160 24th St., Vero Beach. Various dates and times. 772-562-3184; email@example.com.
"Care for the Caregiver" Social Respite Program: Alzheimer & Parkinson Association of Indian River County. 9 a.m.-noon, Mondays. Roseland Community Center, 12973 Bay St., Sebastian. Age: 18+. 772-563-0505; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.alzpark.org.
CETUSA: Host families sought to provide a home for an international high school student for one year. Vero Beach, Port St. Lucie, Sebastian. 772-475-0145; email@example.com; CETUSA.org.
IRC Habitat for Humanity: Seeking someone who can speak Creole as well as volunteers to join special events committees for HabiTrot and HabiDash; the Cracker Hoedown; and the Bowl to Build. 772-562-9860 ext. 212 or ext. 209.
Shining Light Garden: Volunteers to harvest fruits and vegetables, all of which is donated to the hungry and homeless in Indian River County. Shining Light Garden, 6865 33rd Ave., Vero Beach. Monday-Saturday. 772-539-3752; email@example.com.
Heathcote Botanical Gardens: Garden volunteer workday, 9 a.m.-noon Wednesdays. 210 Savannah Road, Fort Pierce. 772-464-4672; heathcotebotanicalgardens.org. Also, Gift shop, tour guide volunteers needed.
Indian River Habitat for Humanity: Creole or French speaker to assist applicants & homeowners and financial counselors to assist homebuyers. IR HFH Burnham Center, 4568 N. U.S. 1, Vero Beach. Age: 21+. 772-562-9860; firstname.lastname@example.com; http://www.irchabitat.org.
LAHIA: Volunteers needed to help cook, and/or serve lunch and dinner, fix bicycles, and do various cleanup jobs. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Mondays-Saturdays. LAHIA, 1760 Salerno Road, Stuart. Age: 16+. LAHIA provides an opportunity for a productive life to the homeless and needy through helping them meet their spiritual and basic physical and nutritional needs. 772-781-7002; email@example.com.
LAHIA Ministry: The LAHIA Ministry is in need of 10" foam plates, plastic forks, toilet paper, mosquito repellent and 7 oz. plastic drinking cups. LAHIA, 1760 Salerno Road, Stuart. 772-781-7002; firstname.lastname@example.com.
Audubon of Martin County: Volunteer opportunity/ help with garden. 8 a.m.-2 p.m. 3rd Wednesday. Possum Long Garden, 621 S.E. Palm Beach Road, Stuart. audubonmartincounty.org.
St. Lucie County Chamber of Commerce: Greet and provide information and assistance to visitors and residents. Answer phones. Training provided. Saturday mornings. Seven Gables House Visitor Center, 482 N. Indian River Drive, Fort Pierce. 772-468-9152; firstname.lastname@example.com.
Wholistic Growth for Generations: Volunteers needed to help with youth basketball league, online obesity prevention magazine. 941 S.E. Forrest Park Drive, Stuart. email@example.com; http://wggnonprofit.org.
Christian Community Care Center: Seeking volunteer dentists for Friday mornings; do not need to be currently licensed to participate; can volunteer as much/as little as available. 3337 S.E. Salerno Road, Stuart. 772-288-2345.
Seven Gables House Visitor Center: Individuals or couples. Greet visitors and provide information about the area. Training provided. Seven Gables House Visitor Center, 482 N Indian River Drive, Fort Pierce. Age: 18+. 772-468-9152; email@example.com.
Treasure Coast Food Bank: Individual and/or group volunteers needed to sort food in our warehouse to help people in need on the Treasure Coast. Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-noon and 1-4 p.m. Treasure Coast Food Bank, 3051 Industrial 25th St., Fort Pierce. Ages: 16+. 772-489-3034; firstname.lastname@example.com.
Treasure Coast Food Bank: Volunteer data collectors needed to help obtain information on clients' food circumstances and needs for national study. Various times and dates on the Treasure Coast. Treasure Coast Food Bank, 1203 Orange Ave., Fort Pierce. Age: 18+. 772-464-9617; email@example.com; stophunger.org.
Florida Oceanographic Society: Needed are Exhibit guides, program presenters. Florida Oceanographic Coastal Center, 890 N.E. Ocean Blvd., Stuart. Ages: 15+. 772-225-0505; firstname.lastname@example.com.
Students Working Against Tobacco: Seeking youth passionate about preventing tobacco-related illness and deaths, interested in public speaking, Community Service Hours. After school and some weekends. St. Lucie County Health Department, 5150 N.W. Milner Drive, Port St. Lucie. Ages 11-17. 772-785-6144; firstname.lastname@example.com; swatflorida.com.
House of Hope: Food pantry volunteers needed to stock shelves, check clients in/out, work in warehouse. 8:45 a.m.-12:30 p.m. or 12:30 p.m.-4:15 p.m. M-F. House of Hope - Stuart Location, 2484 S.E. Bonita St., Stuart. High school age and older. 772-286-4673; firstname.lastname@example.com; http://www.hohmartin.org.
House of Hope: Thrift store volunteers needed to work in sorting area, retail sales floor, incoming donation desk. 8:45 a.m.-12:30 p.m. or 12:30 p.m.-4:15 p.m. M-F. House of Hope - Stuart Location, 2484 S.E. Bonita St., Stuart. High school age and older. 772-286-4673; email@example.com; http://www.hohmartin.org.
House of Hope: Volunteers needed to work in Jensen Beach branch in thrift store and food pantry. 8:45 a.m.-12:30 p.m., or 12:30-4:15 p.m., Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays; 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m. or 12:30-4:15 p.m., Wednesdays; 8:45 a.m.-noon or noon-3:15 p.m. Saturdays. House of Hope, 1090 N.E. Jensen Beach Blvd., Jensen Beach. Ages: High school and older. 772-286-4673; email@example.com; hohmartin.org.
House of Hope: Volunteers to work in food pantry and thrift store in Indiantown branch. 8:45 a.m.-12:30 p.m. or 12:30-4:15 p.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays; 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m. or 12:30-4:15 p.m. Wednesdays; 8:45 a.m.-noon or noon-3:15 p.m. Saturdays; House of Hope, 15549 S.W. Warfield Blvd., Indiantown. Ages: High school and older. 772-286-4673; email@example.com; hohmartin.org.
House of Hope: Volunteers needed to work in Hobe Sound food pantry and thrift store. 8:45 a.m.-12:30 p.m. or 12:30-4:15 p.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays; 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m. or 12:30-4:15 p.m. Wednesdays; 8:45 a.m.-noon or noon-3:15 p.m. Saturdays; House of Hope, 11690 S.E. Federal Highway, Hobe Sound. Ages: High school and older. 772-286-4673; firstname.lastname@example.com; hohmartin.org.
House of Hope: Volunteers to pick up food from local grocery stores and bring to House of Hope food pantry in Stuart. Flexible hours. House of Hope, 2484 S.E. Bonita St., Stuart. Age: 18+. 772-286-4673; email@example.com; hohmartin.org.
Parks & Museums
City of Port St. Lucie: Volunteer opportunities available throughout Parks and Recreation and various city departments. City of Port St. Lucie, 2195 S.E. Airoso Blvd., Port St. Lucie. All shifts available. Ages 16+. 772-807-4475; cityofpsl.com.
Seven Gables House: Visitor Center; greet and provide information, answer phone, lead tours. Seven Gables House, 482 N. Indian River Drive, Fort Pierce. Training provided. Ages 18+. 772-468-9152.
Volunteers needed for Road to Victory Military Museum: Museum is a interactive museum preserving military artifacts from the past and commemorating veteran. Saturday shifts 10 a.m.-1 p.m. or 1-4 p.m. Veteran's Memorial Park 319 Stypmann Ave., Stuart. This is a nonprofit military museum. An orientation is required to volunteer. email@example.com.
Treasure Coast Hospice: Volunteers needed for patient visitors, administrative, sewing, memory bears, stitchers, veterans visiting veterans, thrift boutique (Hobe Sound) and data entry. Mayes — Stuart, 1201 S.E. Indian Street, Palm City. Ages 14+. 772-403-4540; email@example.com; tchospice.org.
SHINE (Serving Health Insurance Needs of Elders): Need volunteers for Treasure Coast to provide Medicare information/counseling to Medicare beneficiaries, caregivers, those becoming eligible. Training provided. Days and hours vary. Area Agency on Aging Palm Beach/Treasure Coast, 4400 N Congress Ave., West Palm Beach. 772-467-0008; email@example.com; floridashine.org.
Thrift stores
Domino's House: Thrift Shop. Customer service and sort merchandise. Noon — 3 p.m. Fri. and 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Sat./Sun. Domino's Cat Rescue League, B & A Flea Market, Bldg. L unit 5, U.S. 1, Stuart. Ages 18+. 772-600-7075. dominoshouse.org.
Salvation Army Thrift Store: Vero Beach location needs volunteers at Family Store Warehouse to help sort/tag clothes, price toys, furniture, appliances, knickknacks. 772-978-0265 Ext. 104.
Homeless Family Center: Volunteers needed to assist with thrift store's operations: receiving donations, sorting and organizing merchandise, and customer service. Flexible hours, Mondays through Saturdays. A Second Chance Thrift Store & Training Center, 490 Old Dixie Highway, Vero Beach. Ages: 16+. 772-492-9333; email@example.com; ASecondChanceVero.com.
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Tales of the Dead
"Tales of the Dead" is a feature-length film made of five parts, each featuring a different horrifying chain of events. Werewolves, vampires, demons and ghouls wreak havoc on unsuspecting victims in this unique and chilling film. The sections each have some small feature in common linking them. They each have their own unique style, including one black-and-white and one silent film. The film strives to bring back the feel of the old classic horror movies.
Cast: Brendon Etter, Landyn Banx, Eilin Erinn, Joshua David, Heather Amos
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|Memorial Service Monday for Judge McLean
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A memorial service for Chief District Court Judge Mitchell "Mitch" McLean of Wilkesboro and the 23rd Judicial District will be held tomorrow afternoon at 4 at the John A. Walker Center on the campus of Wilkes Community College. McLean died Wednesday while trying to save a woman being pulled
under the waves at Sunset Beach. Both died on a day or three deaths in Brunswick County in the strong rip currents. McLean and Anne Galway, of Waxhaw,who he was trying to save, were rushed to Brunswick Novant Medical Center in Bolivia. McLean was pronounced there and Mrs. Galway died from cardiac arrest after she was flown from Brunswick to New Hanover Regional Medical Center in Wilmington.
McLean was chief district court judge for the 23rd Judicial District, which includes Ashe, Alleghany, Wilkes and Yadkin counties. Under state statutes, the governor will appoint someone to fill the unexpired, choosing from three nominees submitted by the district bar for the judicial district. Nominees must be residents of the judicial district with the vacancy and be authorized to practice law there. Then, the chief justice of the N.C. Supreme Court designates chief district court judge. Miller Funeral Home of North Wilkesboro says that the family will receive friends at Oakwoods Country Club after tomorrow's memorial service. McLean is survived by his wife, Beth McLean, their sons, Jackson McLean and Patrick Fincannon McLean; and his mother, Pauline McLean of Wilkesboro.
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Link to the other parts are in the description . Im gonna combine them in the youtube editor later . To make it a 50 min video .
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Small clips from Project Beast
that new leaked game from From Software
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Full 50 min video
Honestly , i got no idea why its so choppy ... the one i got on my pc still runs smooth ...
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LOWVILLE In the absence of Lewis County Recreational Trail Coordinator Robert C. Diehl, an event that has in years past brought hundreds of visitors to the county has been canceled.
Since 2007, people from around the country have flocked to the Tug Hill Plateau for an annual snowkiting event.
Mr. Diehl, who was suspended Nov. 13 following allegations of third-degree grand larceny, first-degree offering a false instrument for filing and official misconduct, organized the weekend-long gathering as part of his job duties, County Manager David H. Pendergast said.
Mr. Pendergast could not give any details about the cancellation, saying Mr. Diehl did it in conjunction with the chamber and directing questions to the Lewis County Chamber of Commerce.
Chamber Executive Director Anne L. Merrill said that since Mr. Diehls suspension, the chamber made an unsuccessful attempt at continuing the event.
Mr. Diehl had agreements with the farmers for land, she said. He had a relationship with them.
Mass Kiting, a group out of Boston, Mass., was not able to establish permission for use, but it is looking at organizing the event in 2014.
Ridge View Lodge owner Tracey J. Miller said she hopes it will return. The event filled rooms at her Lowville motel.
It was growing every year, she said. To try to rebuild it, its going to be difficult. Its a letdown for everyone that counts on that revenue.
Mrs. Miller was unaware the event had been called off until she received reservation cancellations. She had no idea there were any problems with this years schedule, but speculated volunteers could have helped keep the event afloat.
According to Legislator Richard C. Lucas, R-Barnes Corners, however, that responsibility didnt fall to volunteers.
In my mind, its the county managers job, he said.
Because Mr. Diehl is the sole employee in the recreational trails department, Mr. Lucas said, in his absence, the county manager has to make sure that department functions. He did not do that.
Mr. Diehl said he attempted to keep the snowkiting event alive this year, requesting access to his contacts from his office.
I asked (Mr. Pendergast) before Christmas, he said. Mr. Pendergast said he had to check with County Attorney Richard J. Graham, according to Mr. Diehl. He never got back to me, so I took that as a no.
Mr. Diehl hasnt given up hope for an event this year. Im hoping to reschedule in February, he said.
The county carries the insurance for the event and landowners are still on board, he said.
Mr. Lucas expressed concern that this event may be one of many to disappear. A dog sled race that was in the works is now off the table for this year.
A big ripple effect is about to take place in his absence, he said. He was very instrumental in getting these events off the ground.
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By RICHARD SHAWStaff reporter
How dry is dry? That's the question Carbon County residents are asking as the fifth consecutive year of drought appears to be approaching
On Monday, Price officials sent information out to the public on the new water line being installed from the city's treatment plant in the canyon to the storage facility on Wood Hill.
Included with the information were tips on what residents and businesses should do to conserve water.
Few experts have hope that the precipitation pattern will improve in the next couple of months. Even with a rainy spring, which sometimes occurs in Utah in April and May, it would be almost impossible to the bring the precipitation level to normal.
According to officials, the mind set local residents in the incorporated and unincorporated areas of the county must take is one of conservation.
The water situation numbers cited in the city's information compare exactly with the measurements given out at the Price River Water Improvement District meeting last week.
The Mammoth/Cottonwood drainage above Scofield Reservoir has 13.9 inches of water in the snow pack, registering at five inches below normal. Only 74 percent of the water normally in the hills above the county's main water storage will be available in the spring unless the situation changes dramatically
Called a runoff shed or primary source, the White River drainage also feeds water to the county. The water from the area runs down the White into the Price River. Whatever water is caught and used at the time is all that can be taken from the drainage. The rest flows down the Price into the Green River.
The White River drainage has 63 percent of normal moisture in its snow pack.
Although there is a slightly better snowpack in both places compared to the same time last year, the long-term drought has damaged the reserves in Scofield.
Last year, the reservoir contained 28,020 acre feet of water. But currently, Scofield has only 16,730 acre feet. Typically, users take about 30,000 acre feet per year out of the storage facility. The reservoir is considered full at 63,800 acre feet.
Carbon County actually uses more water than flows into the reservoir during the peak drainage season.
Only 28,000 acre feet enters Scofield during the peak period of flow from April to July. The difference is made up by the amount of drainage occurring at different times of the year and the facility has the extra storage capacity to take advantage of the wet years.
But a wet year has not occurred since 1997.
Price officials have asked the city's culinary system customers to take a number of precautions to conserve water now, so enough will be available during the hot weather.
First, the officials are asking people to wait as long as possible to use outside water for any purpose. Price officials are also encouraging residents to delay regular outside use until May 15, when the city's treatment plant begins operating for heavy seasonal water supplies.
Once outside use starts, Price officials suggest that sprinklers be used judiciously and that automatic systems be set up to run just enough to keep lawns alive.
Citizens are urged to only water two days per week and not between the hours of 10 a.m. and 6 p.m..
If putting in a new yard, they are asking that residents start thinking about xeroscaping (using low water plants and landscapes; things that naturally occur in the desert that surrounds the local community).
The officials are also asking that water reuse become a priority. In other words, using water for one use, such as washing, and then using it to water yard plants and so forth.
Price also has an ordinance that totally restricts water use on Sundays and also regulates use by large water users, such as churches and schools.
The Helper City council will be meeting later this month to figure out what they will be doing with their water situation as well.
At present, Helper officials are reportedly looking at raising water rates, but not just for conservation.
Water officials report that the water system that carries water to the city is in need of repair and the increase is needed to fund the repairs. But the conservation idea is within those plans as well.
As for the unincorporated county and the areas PRWID serves, officials from that agency are speculating that things will certainly be tight this year.
"Our water situation will certainly be no better than last year and in fact, by they end of the summer the situation may be much worse," stated Jeff Richens, assistant district manager for PRWID.
"We ask that people begin by being careful with water right away. We want residents to water outside only when they absolutely need to and to not water in the heat of the day," continued Richens.
So it appears for another summer season, water will be on everyone's mind and on the minds of those who must supply it.


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Looking for somewhere to take the kids? Ghost Town returns to Maggie Valley this week after its five-year hiatus.When Ghost Town opened initially in the 1960s, it put Maggie Valley on the map. Since it closed after equipment problems in 2002, local businesses have seen a decline in families visiting the town. At its peak it was the most attended family amusement park in the state. The new owners are hopeful it will attract 200,000 visitors in the first year. After all, it's only a couple of hours away.
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