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"We cannot prevent droughts or floods, but we can put in place measures that will help stop them
21 October 2013, Copenhagen/Rome - Keeping track of the enormity and nature of food loss and waste is essential to reducing the problem and to speeding efforts to eliminate hunger globally, FAO Director-General José Graziano da Silva told participants at the Global Green Growth Forum (3GF) in Copenhagen.
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Tyger Tyger (The Goblin Wars Series #1)by Kersten Hamilton
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What would you do if the stories of your childhood suddenly began coming to life? Teagan Wylltson's best friend, Abby, dreams that horrifying creatures—goblins, shapeshifters, and beings of unearthly beauty but terrible cruelty—are hunting Teagan. Abby is always coming up with crazy stuff, though, so Teagan isn't worried.… See more details below
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What would you do if the stories of your childhood suddenly began coming to life? Teagan Wylltson's best friend, Abby, dreams that horrifying creatures—goblins, shapeshifters, and beings of unearthly beauty but terrible cruelty—are hunting Teagan. Abby is always coming up with crazy stuff, though, so Teagan isn't worried. Until Finn Mac Cumhaill arrives, with his killer accent and a knee-weakening smile. Either he's crazy or he's been haunting Abby's dreams, because he's talking about goblins, too . . . and about being born to fight all goblin-kind. Finn knows a thing or two about fighting. Which is a very good thing, because this time, Abby's right. The goblins are coming.
Editorial Reviews
• "Ancient Irish myths and legends mix and mingle with the modern world in this fast-paced fantasy. . . . Hamilton has created characters who are quirky and complex. Their stories are tightly woven together and riveting, and readers will look forward to the next installment in the series".—School Library Journal, starred review
"[A] promising new series. . . . The hints of a tragic fate will keep romance fans reading, while the promise of more magical thrills involving Irish folklore will draw in others."—Booklist
"[An] engaging adventure. . . . Even the most myth-savvy readers will revel in the clever twists and surprises."—Publishers Weekly
"Hamilton seamlessly blends magic and realism....The searing chemistry between Tea and Finn will have romance fans swooning"—The Bulletin
"A gentle, mystical story that manages to entwine Irish folklore and first love. An easy read, it is written with an abundance of simple but beautiful descriptive language. . . . The characters are feisty and appealing, and this reviewer looks forward to how the author will develop them throughout the series."—VOYA
Teagan Wylltson's life changes when her parents take in a cousin who's in trouble. Goblins frighteningly enter the scene, killing her mother and kidnapping her father, and the handsome cousin, Finn Mac Cumhaill, puts a dent in her plans for a no-romance future until after college.Based loosely on Irish folklore but set in a modern Chicago, the story revolves around Teagan, her five-year-old brother Aidan and the bodacious Finn's search to rescue Mr. Wylltson from the Sidhe. Laced with humor, packed with surprises and driven by suspense, the plot grabs readers from the start using the stylistic tactics of the best fantasy writing. Major characters are beautifully drawn, and many of the secondary characters are equally distinct. Description of geography and care for the small details of worldbuilding contribute to the feeling of reality and make suspension of disbelief easy. The climax and resolution satisfy but leave enough loose threads to fuel sequels. Buy this novel for readers of Franny Billingsley and Dia Calhoun as well as fans of urban fantasy.(Fantasy. YA)
Product Details
- 9780547505985
- Publisher:
- Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
- Publication date:
- 11/15/2010
- Series:
- Goblin Wars Series
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- Format:
- NOOK Book
- Pages:
- 320
- Sales rank:
- 548,084
- Lexile:
- HL590L (what's this?)
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- Age Range:
- 12 - 17 Years
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Please. Teagan Wylltson's fingers curled in American Sign Language as she spoke. Trade sweater for banana? She leaned over the fence around the chimp enclosure. Come on, Cindy, she coaxed. Be a good girl. Trade.
Cindy bared her fangs in a grimace, ignoring the ripe banana Teagan offered. She draped the pink cashmere over her shoulders and did the ape equivalent of a runway strut all the way to the bamboo along the back wall, turning to glare at Teagan before she disappeared into the greenery.
"Ms. Wylltson doesn't appear to be getting anywhere, Dr. Max," Ms. Hahn, the head of the youth docents, said.
"Tea can handle it." Dr. Max wiped his balding dome with a handkerchief.
"You should ask Cindy to give it back, Max," Ms. Hahn said. "The chimp listens to you."
"She used to." Dr. Max shook his head. "Lately she just throws things every time I come in sight."
"How did she get your sweater, young lady?" Ms. Hahn's eyes narrowed. "That could be dangerous for the animal!"
"I left it on the railing," Teagan said. "Cindy used a stick to fish it into her enclosure."
"And you didn't notice that this was happening, Max?"
"Dr. Max wasn't here."
Ms. Hahn's pencil-thin eyebrows rose. "The girl was here unsupervised?" She sniffed. "That is against regulations. Youth never work with the animals unsupervised!"
"Teagan's not a youth-docent volunteer," Dr. Max said. "She is an employee."
"A sixteen-year-old employee." Ms. Hahn's voice was growing louder. " Youth-worker rules still apply."
"Teagan is very responsible, and she was never in the cage with Cindy," Dr. Max said calmly. "Really, Darleen, you're not helping here. Cindy is just like a child. She'll pick up the tension in our voices if we argue."
Teagan sneezed. She wished Ms. Hahn would find somewhere else to be. She wished she'd taken her Benadryl during her break. And she wished Cindy would just give the sweater back so she could head to the animal clinic.
The bamboo shook where Cindy had disappeared. Teagan held the banana to her nose and pretended to sniff.
"Smells good." The words came out sounding like thmells dwood. Her nose was so plugged up she couldn't smell the Primate Research House, much less the ripe banana she was peeling.
The bushes at the back of the enclosure shook harder.
"Cindy," Dr. Max coaxed, "come out and talk to Teagan."
Cindy came out of the bushes, the sweater wadded into a ball. She held it over her head like a trophy, then put it down and started signing madly.
"Bad girl, bad girl," Teagan translated.
"Cindy's a good girl," Dr. Max said as he signed. "Give Tea's sweater back. Say sorry."
Teagan met Cindy's icy glare. The chimp didn't look one bit sorry. In fact, she looked just like . . . Teagan glanced at Ms. Hahn. It couldn't be. Could it?
Bad boy, Teagan signed.
Cindy bared her fangs.
Ugly boy, Teagan signed, then gave Dr. Max a push.
"Hey," Ms. Hahn said. "What do you think you are doing?"
Cindy screamed and threw the wadded-up sweater at Teagan, who caught it with one hand.
"What . . . how did you do that?" Ms. Hahn demanded.
"Cindy wasn't saying that she was a bad girl." Teagan shoved the sweater into her backpack. "She was telling Dr. Max that I was a bad girl."
"Cindy's got a crush on Dr. Max. She wants him to stay away from me." Teagan didn't mean to look directly at Ms. Hahn when she said it. It was just so obvious. "Common primate behavior."
"Perceptive!" Dr. Max said. "Didn't I tell you she was perceptive, Darleen? This girl has a future ahead of her as a vet, or an animal behaviorist. She's going to get lots of scholarship offers out of her work here. 'Common primate behavior.' Of course, of course." He chuckled and turned mildly pink. "I should have known that. I just didn't consider myself—"
"It's the lab coat," Teagan said. "Very hot."
Ms. Hahn's glare made Cindy's seem warm and friendly.
"I have to clean the cages in the lab and feed the tiddlywinks," Teagan said before Ms. Hahn could open her mouth. "Gotta run! See you on Saturday."
Teagan took a deep breath—through her mouth, since her nose was too stuffy—as soon as she was outside. She couldn't help feeling sad at the zoo. The animals here would never live the way they were meant to live. The primate house was the worst, because the apes were so much like people. Especially Cindy, with her acquired language.
Teagan had learned ASL in middle school so she could teach a preschool signing class at the community center. Community service had seemed like a good idea for her college applications, but Dr. Max had offered her something even better.
He'd been one of the judges of the sophomore science fair. He'd seen her signing to her little brother and offered her a part-time job with his primate research team, socializing with Cindy. Because her science fair project had been on urban wildlife rescue, Dr. Max had agreed to work some clinic time into her schedule as well. If the chimp language program helped convince people that apes should have some basic rights, Teagan was happy to help. But her real love was the clinic. She worked for Dr. Max every Thursday after school, all day Saturday, and half a day on Sunday. As soon as summer vacation started, her position would be full-time, and she'd get to spend four hours a day in the clinic.
She dashed across the zoo grounds, punched the security code into the keypad at the clinic door, and waited for it to hiss open.
"Hey." Agnes, the vet tech, was sitting at the office desk when Teagan came in. "Look at this."
Teagan leaned over to look at the computer screen. It was a cryptozoology site, of course. Agnes's hobby was debunking pseudo-scientists who thought they had pictures of everything from Bigfoot to the Loch Ness Monster. The screen showed a flat, mummified creature with what appeared to be a grimacing face. The caption read, "Alien body found in New Mexico?!"
"What is it?" Teagan asked.
"It's a dead sea skate. What it's doing in the middle of the desert I don't know. Somebody must have brought it home from vacation and thrown it out with the trash."
"So you told them?"
"Of course I did. More science, less ignorance."
Teagan left Agnes to her debunking and went to feed her patients in the next room. She put a fresh lettuce leaf into Methuselah's cage, and the tortoise winked a red eye at her. He'd been someone's pet until he wandered into the street. She ran her finger along the mended crack in his shell. Shells didn't heal, of course, but the superglue she'd used to put him back together would probably last his lifetime. Now all he needed was a new home—one that could keep him out of traffic.
Teagan heated some goat's milk in the microwave, mixed it in a bowl with canned puppy food, then tapped on the nest box behind Dr. Max's desk.
"Tiddlywinks, wake up," she whispered. The mass of prickles and paws in the middle of the nest started moving, sorting itself into five baby hedgehogs. Dr. Max had not been hopeful when they were orphaned at two days old, still so young that their prickles were white. He'd said that African hedgehogs were next to impossible to hand raise, but Teagan hadn't lost even one of the babies. For the first two weeks, she'd carried them with her in a basket night and day, feeding them every two hours. It would have been easier if they hadn't been nocturnal and done their best feeding at night.
Now that they were almost weaned, they didn't have to eat as frequently, so they stayed at the clinic. Dr. Max and his lab techs did most feedings these days, but Teagan still loved taking care of them when she could. Fats waddled toward the food she'd prepared for them, but Arwin the Adventuresome beat him there. Tiny Tiddly, the smallest, sat blinking in the corner while Sonic and Speed Racer pushed in beside Fats.
Teagan filled an eyedropper with goat's milk and picked Tiny Tiddly up carefully. He was her favorite, and not quite as ready as his brothers and sister for solid food. He patted her finger with his plump pink hands while he sucked milk from the eyedropper. When they had all eaten, Teagan cleaned them and took the bowl out of their nest box.
"Don't give Agnes any trouble." She checked the clock. She was going to have to run to catch her bus.
"See you Saturday," Agnes called as Teagan went out the door.
"Saturday," Teagan said.
The early May wind off Lake Michigan was cool enough to make her shiver, even after her mad dash to the bus stop. Teagan took her sweater out of her backpack and held it up. Cindy had been very careful with it, really. She hadn't even snagged the loose knitting.
The bus hissed to a stop, and Teagan pulled the sweater over her head before she jumped up the steps. The driver gave her a sour look as she flashed her student pass, and nodded toward the back.
Two grandmotherly ladies frowned at her. One of them said something to the other in German, and they both shook their heads.
Teagan sneezed as she took the empty seat behind them. The old man sitting by the window blinked at her through thick glasses and tried to press himself into the corner.
Teagan smiled apologetically. "It's just allergies," she said, digging her Benadryl out of the front pouch of her backpack. "Nothing contagious." She swallowed the pills with a swig from her water bottle.
"Tea!" Abby Gagliano got on the bus at Clark and Addison. Abby liked to say she had a modeling job at her cousin's boutique and beauty salon, Smash Pad. Her purple military-style cap pulled sideways, tight black T-shirt, miniskirt, and cargo boots were a walking advertisement for Smash Fashions, and she did spend an hour or two a day posing in the store window. But most of the time she was the assistant pedicurist, specializing in art for the toenails of the rich and eccentric.
Abby rode the bus home with Teagan at least three times a week to spend the night. Her sister Clair had moved back in while her husband was deployed. The only place the Gaglianos had to put her was Abby's room, and it was small, so Abby and Clair worked out a time-share. They were never home on the same day of the week, and Abby kept half of her clothes in Teagan's closet.
Teagan looked around for an empty seat as Abby made her way down the aisle. There wasn't one.
"Thank god you're here!" Abby grabbed the post to steady herself as the bus started forward. "I've been trying to call you. Your life is totally in danger." Her face twisted. "What's that smell?"
"What?" Teagan said. "I can't smell anything."
The German grandmother turned around.
"You smell like shite," she said helpfully.
"Oh, my god. Abby, is there something on my sweater?" Teagan twisted so Abby could see her back.
"Yes," Abby said.
"Help me clean it off."
"I'm not touching it."
"Hold my blouse down while I take my sweater off, then," Teagan said.
Abby grabbed her shirttail, and Teagan wiggled the sweater up over her shoulders, careful not to turn it inside out. Whatever was on it, she didn't want to smear it on her blouse or in her hair.
"Eew," Abby said, and let go. Teagan felt cool air on her midriff as the sweater went over her head. She pulled it off her arms, then jerked her blouse down with one hand. Two high school boys across the aisle had goofy smiles on their faces.
"Nice shimmy," one said.
"Hey." Abby smiled at him. "You go to our school, don't you? Geoff Spikes, football team. Quarterback."
"Does your friend know who I am, too?" Geoff leaned around Abby to leer at Teagan.
Teagan ignored him and turned her sweater over. She should have checked the back before she put it on. Cindy had left a present for her—a thick brown-green gob stuck right between the shoulders. It had squished flat when she'd leaned back, leaving a lovely smear on the bus seat.
"Tell your friend to call me if she wants to hook up," Geoff said. "I could spend some time with that bod."
"She's into brains, not brawn," Abby said. "You might have a chance. Just one. What's your IQ?"
"Wrong answer. You're out." Abby turned her back on him.
"Abby," Teagan whispered, "I'm going to kill you."
"I had to let go of the shirt," Abby whispered back. "That . . . stuff almost touched me."
"Did anything show?"
"Anything like wha—" Abby stopped. "You're wearing a bra, right?"
"Of course I am."
"Good," Abby said. " 'Cause he had a cell phone."
"You can kill me later. We have to get off at the next stop. Your life is in danger."
"I said we have to get off here."
"I meant the other part. About my life being in danger?"
"I had a dream," Abby said.
"A dream."
Abby nodded. "I'm totally psychotic. You know I am."
The old man huddled in the corner threw a worried look at her.
"Psychic. She means psychic," Teagan assured him, using her sweater to wipe the brown goo from the seat.
"That's what I said," Abby agreed. "I should be working for the psychotic hotline, I swear." She grabbed Teagan's arm and pulled her down the aisle.
Several passengers cheered as they went down the steps.
"Does the ape poop really smell that bad?"
"My eyes are watering," Abby said.
"Where are we going?" Teagan asked as the bus pulled away.
"We're not going." Abby waved toward the building above them. "We're here. St. Drogo's."
"No, no, no." Teagan stopped. "I'm not going to church. Not with this sweater."
"Then throw it away."
"Never," Teagan said. "It's my favorite sweater."
"How long have I been your best friend?"
"Forever," Teagan said.
"Damn right." Abby started up the church steps. "I flunked first grade so you could catch up to me, didn't I? I gave up a year of my life for you—a whole year! And have I ever asked you to do anything for me?"
"Yes," Teagan said. "All the time."
"That's true. But this is life and death, Tea, I swear. You're always taking care of other people. Now I am going to take care of you. I'm going to light a candle so Drogo will intercede for you."
Abby wanted to go to church? She'd only been twice since they'd transferred from St. Joseph's Academy to public school, and that had been in the ninth grade.
"This is crazy," Teagan said, but she followed Abby up the steps and past the smiling statue of Saint Drogo leaning on the handle of a hoe. "How is my life in danger?"
"I'll tell you after we pray." Abby looked around nervously. "I want to get out of here before Father Gordon sees me."
They dipped their fingers in the laver and crossed themselves before they stepped into the familiar nave. A second statue of Saint Drogo, his face grim and his hands lifted in petitioning prayer, stood to the side of the altar.
Teagan had asked her parents who Drogo was one Sunday morning when she was six.
"Frodo the hobbit's father, from Tolkien's Lord of the Rings," Mr. Wylltson had said. "Isn't it marvelous that they built a church for him?"
"Hist! John!" Her mother's Irish accent showed even in a whisper. "Mind you're in church, and don't mislead the girl. Saint Drogo was a holy man, and a bilocate. He could be in two places at once. The blessed man spent every Sunday face-down on the floor in front of the altar while simultaneously working in his garden to the glory of God."
"I think he was sleeping in church," Mr. Wylltson had said.
"John," Mrs. Wylltson warned. "I'm instructing our daughter in the things of the faith." She turned back to Teagan. "That's why we have two statues—the petitioner and the gardener. If I could do that, think how much painting I could get done."
"Come on." Abby tried to pull Teagan toward the altar, but she shook her head. The statues of saints along each wall looked unusually disapproving.
"I'll wait here." Teagan slid onto the pew at Saint Francis's feet. If anyone would understand bringing ape poop to church, it would be Francis.
Abby went to the front, lit a votive candle, and knelt with her head bowed. Teagan shifted on the hard pew.
"Abigail Gagliano." Father Gordon had entered the nave. "I haven't seen you for—"
"Laters, Father." Abby jumped up. "Gotta run." Teagan followed her out.
"So what was this psychic dream?" Teagan asked. "Did it have perverts with cell phones and a bus in it?"
"No." Abby shuddered. "Saint Drogo was in it. He was trying to tell me something, but his Italian was all mixed up. Like, not Italian at all. And some of your mother's paintings—the ones in your basement—came alive. I remember the goblins for sure. The goblins came upstairs, and they were after you, Tea."
"You're making me walk six blocks home because you had a crazy dream about my mom's paintings? You were right, back on the bus. You are psychotic."
"Whatever," Abby said. "The people on that bus thought I was a hero for getting you and your monkey poo out of there."
"Very funny." Teagan found a plastic grocery bag in the gutter, shook off the twigs and dirt, and wrapped her sweater in it. "And it's ape poop. Cindy is an ape."
Aiden was playing Super Mario Galaxy in an alcove off of the living room when they came in the front door. Lennie Santini loomed over him, waving the Wii wand to gather up the stars that appeared on the screen. The alcove was Aiden's den of boyhood, complete with video games, a Lego castle, and an army of Lego men set up around the room, ready to wage war.
" Ai-den-is-the-hero," Aiden sang in sync to the synthesized music.
Teagan winced. If she had known her dad was going to get him a Wii for his fifth birthday, she'd have destroyed every compatible sound system in the house. Aiden was one chip short of being a high-end cell phone. His brain came bundled with an MP3 player and GPS. Every tune he had ever heard was stored in his gray matter. When the music had no lyrics, he made up his own.
"Hey, Tee-gan," Lennie's voice boomed. "Hey, hey, cousin Ab-by."
"Hey, Lennie," Teagan said. Lennie was a sweet six-year-old trapped in a plump, pimply eighteen-year-old body, and he was Aiden's best friend in the whole world. "Does Mom know you guys are playing Mario?"
"Dad said I could if I didn't sing too loud."
"Dad's home already?"
"Hey, choirboy," Abby said. "You still have that goochi-goochi I gave you?"
"Tamagotchi." Aiden paused Mario and pulled the electronic pet out of his pocket. "I'm taking good care of it, see?"
"Hey!" Lennie squinted at the pixels on the tiny screen. "He's growing! Let me feed him, okay?"
"Okay." Aiden handed it to Lennie. "But you have to whisper. Dad said to be quiet because we have company. They're in the kitchen."
"Company?" Teagan asked.
Abby followed her through the door into the kitchen. It stretched across the whole back of the old house. They used half of it for food preparation and eating. The other half was an art studio. Teagan's mother was standing in the art-studio half with a woman in a purple pantsuit. A female water goblin leered out of the still-wet paint on the canvas before them, the strands of her thin hair plastered to her round face.
"You illustrate children's books?" The woman's head wagged disapprovingly.
"Write and illustrate." Aileen Wylltson turned to gaze at the woman.
The woman took a step back. "She's . . . frightening."
Teagan wasn't quite sure whether the woman meant the painting or her mother. She would have given anything to have inherited her mother's intense amber eyes, ringed by subtle green, but the gene lottery had given her her father's dark brown eyes instead.
"Of course she's frightening," Mrs. Wylltson said. "She's Ginny Greenteeth. She drowns travelers in bogs."
Teagan's father was filling the teakettle at the sink. He smiled at the girls. "How was work, Rosebud?"
"Fine." Teagan tossed the bagged sweater at the laundry chute. Her father had taken both the doors off, upstairs and down, six months ago to refinish and seal the ancient wood. Now the openings gaped like a monster's maw, offering up basement breath and the occasional death rattle from their old washing machine. The sweater dropped from sight as her mother and the woman turned toward Teagan.
"Tea, you're home!" Mrs. Wylltson said. "Ms. Skinner, this is our daughter, Teagan, and her friend Abigail. Tea, this is Ms. Skinner from Social Services."
Ms. Skinner's glance flicked from Teagan to Abby, and her thin lips pressed together. She clearly did not approve of Smash Pad's fashion statement.
"Pleased to meet you," Teagan said.
"A teenage daughter!" Ms. Skinner's ginger eyebrows drew together. "You should consider her safety when deciding who you take into your home."
"We always take our children's safety into consideration," Mr. Wylltson assured her.
Ms. Skinner ignored him and studied Teagan. "How do you feel about your cousin Finn coming to live with you?" she asked.
Teagan blinked. "Who?"
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• "Ancient Irish myths and legends mix and mingle with the modern world in this fast-paced fantasy. . . . Hamilton has created characters who are quirky and complex. Their stories are tightly woven together and riveting, and readers will look forward to the next installment in the series".—School Library Journal, starred review
"[A] promising new series. . . . The hints of a tragic fate will keep romance fans reading, while the promise of more magical thrills involving Irish folklore will draw in others."—Booklist
"[An] engaging adventure. . . . Even the most myth-savvy readers will revel in the clever twists and surprises."—Publishers Weekly
"Hamilton seamlessly blends magic and realism....The searing chemistry between Tea and Finn will have romance fans swooning"—The Bulletin
"A gentle, mystical story that manages to entwine Irish folklore and first love. An easy read, it is written with an abundance of simple but beautiful descriptive language. . . . The characters are feisty and appealing, and this reviewer looks forward to how the author will develop them throughout the series."—VOYA
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Capping six decades of community debate about serving alcohol in public, Oak Park officials voted tonight to let restaurants sell beer and wine by the glass.
"This is a historic day, a step toward reviving our business district," said Mayor Marian McClellan, who championed the change after being elected in 2011 as the city's first new mayor in 22 years.
The vote by the Oak Park City Council was 3-1 in the Detroit suburb of about 29,000 residents, long an enclave of Orthodox Jews who have traditionally opposed the public sale of alcohol by the glass. ...


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The Phoenix Lights (sometimes referred to as the "lights over Phoenix") were a series of widely sighted optical phenomena (generally unidentified flying objects) that occurred in the skies over the U.S. states of Arizona and Nevada, and the Mexican state of Sonora on March 13, 1997. A repeat of the lights occurred February 6, 2007, and was filmed by the local Fox News TV station. A similar incident occurred April 21, 2008. This incident was later revealed to be prank–flares attached to helium balloons. Lights of varying descriptions were seen by thousands of people between 19:30 and...Watch Documentary
The more humanity strays from its' origin, the more we deny our bond with nature, the farther from perfection we become. We are the only creatures on the planet that use symbols in reference to something else. This documentary shows that we use symbols for absolutely everything the mind can conceive of. There is at least one word or icon or gesture to insinuate everything our five senses can detect and then some. But along with this beautiful gift comes a flaw. Most people are unwilling to seek and create their own interpretations of these symbols. Instead, they blindly submit to...Watch Documentary
Generated from the heart of divine spirit, condensing into manifestation, the one in the many – father sky and mother earth. Between them, the seven layers of manifestation form a rainbow bridge connecting earth and heaven, the stepping stones for matter to spirit, connecting through our bodies as we connect to each other and to the endless web of life, ever awakening into consciousness. The Illuminated Chakras makes it possible to see and experience the subtle energy that until now has only been described. This thrilling visionary voyage takes you on a multi-sensory journey into the...Watch Documentary
It started as a possible case of food poisoning but within weeks turned into a grim spectacle of enormous political proportions: Aleksander Litvinenko, former member of the Russian secret service, died in his place of residence London last November, after having been poisoned with a radioactive substance. The search for the possible perpetrators lead to a political difficult situation that reminded us of the dark days of the Cold War. Three years ago Aleksander Litvinenko told his life story to documentary maker Jos De Putter. It is a wild tale full of conspiracies, assassination attempts...Watch Documentary
When police investigations go cold, the Remote Viewing investigation unit, operated by retired military intelligence officer, Major Ed Dames is called in. Only accepting a few public operations a year, these cases have never previously been seen by public eyes as usually the presence of news and camera crews are restricted. This behind-the-scenes look into the world of professional Remote Viewing is truly an unprecedented peek into what really goes on behind closed doors. The professional Remote Viewing team heads to Washington State to investigate the disappearance and probable homicide of...Watch Documentary
Thousands of years ago, in the pre monarchic era, sacred plants and other entheogenic substances where politically correct and highly respected for their ability to bring forth the divine, Yahweh, God, The Great Spirit, etc., by the many cultures who used them. Often the entire tribe or community would partake in the entheogenic rites and rituals. These rites were often used in initiation into adulthood, for healing, to help guide the community in the decision process, and to bring the direct religious experience to anyone seeking it. In the pre literate world, the knowledge of psychedelic...Watch Documentary
Evolution is a term to define only one organism and that's the self. The self is the universe, the self is the alpha and omega, god, and infinity, and that's the only thing that evolves because we are all part of the self. Nothing goes through an evolutionary process alone or without direct benefit to the whole. So when you begin to think that there's this controlling elite, this controlling hand behind the curtains leading the planet to destruction… When you think the end is near, the apocalypse, Armageddon, and when you think we as a species are doomed, it is not they, it is you...Watch Documentary
This is a pyramid that ranks as one of the largest in the world, period. It's one that covers on the surface of the mound it covers like 15 football fields. The volume of it is some, we calculate something like two million cubic meters of material. The magnificent ancient city of pyramids at Caral in Peru hit the headlines in 2001. The site is a thousand years older than the earliest known civilization in the Americas and, at 2,627 BC, is as old as the pyramids of Egypt. Many now believe it is the fabled missing link of archeology – a 'mother city'. If so, then these extraordinary...Watch Documentary
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Beef Expo sales top $1 million for fourth straight year
Posted: 03/13/2015 - Sales at the annual Kentucky Farm Bureau Beef Expo topped $1 million for the fourth consecutive year.
Posted: 03/13/2015 - Sales at the annual Kentucky Farm Bureau Beef Expo topped $1 million for the fourth consecutive year.
Updated: 03/13/2015 - March 14 and 15 will be a busy weekend in Lexington. Several events could tie up downtown traffic.
Updated: 03/13/2015 - Police, firefighters, and other members of the community paid tribute to a police officer on Thursday as they came together to mourn a tragic loss.
Posted: 03/12/2015 - Kentucky State Police are searching for a man they say cashed stolen checks in two Kentucky counties.
Posted: 03/12/2015 - Williamsburg police need your help finding a man wanted in a stabbing case.
Posted: 03/12/2015 - A juvenile has been charged in connection to a gun scare at a Lexington High School.
Updated: 04/17/2015 - As Kentucky's same sex marriage ban prepares to go before the Supreme Court, the majority of the state's voters remain opposed to the idea of allowing gays and lesbians to marry.
Updated: 03/13/2015 - For the past six months, Paulette Jones has tried to find some relief from her neighbor's crowing rooster. She has called the police, her city councilman, animal control and the county attorney.
Updated: 05/18/2015 - If it was up to Kentucky voters they would get to decide whether cities and counties could add on an extra penny to the sales tax so communities could fund special projects, according to a new Bluegrass Poll.
Updated: 04/17/2015 - Authorities in West Virginia have arrested a man wanted in Lexington for shooting a 9-year-old boy.
Updated: 03/12/2015 - Two children were also found inside the home at the time, police said.
Updated: 03/13/2015 - Lexington Mayor Jim Gray has declared Friday "Blue-White Day" in celebration of the UK men's basketball team's season and quest for a ninth national championship.
Updated: 03/12/2015 - Kentucky State Police are investigating after a Perry County couple were robbed inside their home early Wednesday morning.
Posted: 03/12/2015 - Catholic peace activists, including an 85-year-old nun, who painted slogans and splashed blood on a Tennessee bunker storing much of the country's highly enriched uranium want an appeals court to overturn their sabotage convictions.
Updated: 03/12/2015 - A survivor of the 1988 bus crash that killed 27 people speaks to middle school students about abstaining from drugs and alcohol.
Updated: 03/12/2015 - The community here is still mourning the loss of Burke Rhoads, a Nicholasville police officer who was killed Wednesday morning in a crash on U.S. 27.
Posted: 03/12/2015 - Military officials say they have found the main site where a helicopter crashed during a training mission off the Florida coast, killing seven Marines and four soldiers.
Updated: 03/12/2015 - The Franklin County Sheriff's Office made an arrest Wednesday after five barrels worth up to $6,000 each were stolen from the Wild Turkey Distillery in Anderson County. Police are searching for a second suspect.
Updated: 03/12/2015 - Pope Francis appointed Conventual Franciscan Father John Stowe as the Third Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Lexington.
Posted: 03/12/2015 - Kentucky officials are praising the ideas of state employees who are helping save on costs and improve productivity in government offices.
Updated: 03/12/2015 - Police say two burglars posing as federal agents forced their way inside a Lexington apartment early Thursday morning and tied up the two men inside.
Updated: 03/12/2015 - The W.R. Castle Fire Department says one person is dead after an early morning fire.
Updated: 03/12/2015 - The Lexington Division of Police have issued an arrest warrant for a man wanted in connection to an investigation in which a 9-year-old child was shot.
Updated: 03/11/2015 - It's now been a week since family members say they've seen or heard from an eastern Kentucky man and they fear something bad has happened to him.
Updated: 03/12/2015 - The Jackson County Sheriff was called to Jackson County Middle School Wednesday afternoon for a report of a toy weapon at the school.


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Wage and Hour Division (WHD)
Press Releases
U.S. Department of Labor
US Labor Department fines Marcus Theatres, Regal Cinemas and Wehrenberg movie theatre chains more than $277,000 for child labor violations
Minors in 9 states found performing hazardous work, working longer hours than permitted by law
CHICAGO -- The U.S. Department of Labor has assessed a total of $277,475 in civil money penalties against three movie theatre companies, Marcus Theatre Corp., Regal Cinemas Inc. and Wehrenberg Inc., for allowing dozens of teens to perform hazardous jobs and work longer hours than allowed by the youth employment provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act.
The Labor Department's Wage and Hour Division, through a strategic enforcement initiative aimed at curbing violations in an industry found to have a high rate of non-compliance with child labor laws, discovered approximately 160 minors were being required to perform hazardous jobs – such as operating paper balers and trash compactors, operating motor vehicles, using power driven mixers and baking – in theatres owned by the three chains. Marcus Theatre Corp. also allowed youth to work beyond permitted hours. The 27 theatres where the minors were employed are in nine states: California, Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, South Carolina and Wisconsin.
"The penalties imposed as a result of these violations should serve as a wake-up call to movie theatre owners and other employers," said Secretary of Labor Hilda L. Solis. "Businesses that employ minors are legally and ethically obligated to abide by child labor standards and ensure youth are protected on the job."
In addition to paying civil money penalties, the companies agreed to implement comprehensive internal compliance and training programs. They also will assist the Wage and Hour Division in promoting industry-wide compliance. For example, Regal Cinemas is showing a child labor public service announcement on workplace safety at all 458 of its digital cinema locations in 39 states.
Wage and Hour Division investigators determined that Knoxville, Tenn.-based Regal Cinemas Inc., which operates Regal Cinemas, Edwards Theatres and United Artist Theatres, violated child labor laws by employing minors to load and operate trash compactors. Regal Cinemas has paid $158,400 in civil money penalties.
Investigators determined that Milwaukee, Wis.-based Marcus Theatres Corp. violated child labor laws by employing minors to load and operate trash compactors, operate motor vehicles and operate a dough mixer. The company also employed minors under the age of 16 to perform baking and allowed them to work beyond hours permitted under the FLSA. Marcus Theatres has paid $93,995 in civil money penalties.
Investigators also determined that St. Louis, Mo.-based Wehrenberg Inc. allowed minors to load and operate trash compactors, and to operate motor vehicles. The company has paid $25,080 in penalties.
The FLSA identifies 17 hazardous occupations prohibited for workers under the age of 18, which include operating and unloading scrap paper balers and paper box compactors. Loading is permitted only if certain specific conditions are met. There are also hours, times and occupation restrictions for employees under age 16. Fourteen- and 15-year-olds may work in certain occupations outside school hours, but not before 7 a.m. or later than 7 p.m., or 9 p.m. from June 1 until Labor Day. They may not work more than three hours on a school day and 18 hours in a school week, or eight hours on a non-school day and 40 hours in a week when school is not in session.
For more information about youth employment regulations and other federal wage laws, call the Wage and Hour Division's Chicago District Office at 312-596-7230 or the division's toll-free helpline at 866-4US-WAGE (487-9243). Information is also available on the Internet at http://www.dol.gov/whd.
U.S. Department of Labor releases are accessible on the Internet at www.dol.gov. The information in this news release will be made available in alternate format (large print, Braille, audio tape or disc) from the COAST office upon request. Please specify which news release when placing your request at (202) 693-7828 or TTY (202) 693-7755. The Labor Department is committed to providing America's employers and employees with easy access to understandable information on how to comply with its laws and regulations. For more information, please visit www.dol.gov/compliance.


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The Gazette Weekly
Madelene Rae Woodward, 91, of
Levasy, MO, died Thursday, March
27, 2014 at Research Medical Center
in Kansas City.
She was born the daughter of
Cleveland G. and Allie Mae (Westphal)
Simpson on January 6, 1923 on a farm
near Millport, MO.
Madelene attended school at
Millport, Edina and Rule School.
She graduated high school from Edina
in 1939.
She worked at Hatfield's Dental
Office in Edina, Dunn and Bradstreet
in Kansas City, and North American
Aviation during World War II.
Madelene married Weldon Lee
Woodward. He preceded her in
She was a devoted mother and wife
who loved nature and gardening. Her
faith in Jesus Christ was unending.
Although she had been tragically
injured in a car accident in 1947, she
always persevered through all aspects
of life.
Madelene was a life-long member of
the Millport Christian Church and the
Order of the Eastern Star of Missouri
411 – Matilda Chapter in Edina. She
also belonged to the American Legion
Auxiliary Post #499 in Blue Springs,
She was preceded in death by her
parents; husband; a son, Richard
Woodward; a sister, Lenore Simpson;
brothers Leonard and Richard
She is survived by her children, Janice
and husband Bob Combs of Kansas
City, MO, and Weldon Woodward
of Novelty, MO; a sister, Kathleen
Tierney of Osawottamie, KS.
A funeral service was held at noon,
March 30, at the Gerth Funeral
Home in Memphis, with her son
Weldon officiating. An Eastern Star
service was held at the start of the
funeral. Ray Prebe, Roger Stock,
David Simpson, Bob Burns, Bob
Combs, Gary Guinan, Alan Rimer,
John Woodward, Jerry Friedrich,
Mark Rimer, Glenn Dieckman, James
Smith, Jack Vaughn, Darren Draper,
Lance Simpson, Michael Prebe,
Jonathon Prebe, and Tommy Prebe
were honorary pallbearers.
Burial was in the Millport
Memorials are suggested to the
Millport Church and Cemetery and
may be left at or mailed to Gerth
Funeral Service, 115 S. Main,
Memphis, MO 63555.
Online condolences may be sent to
the Woodward family by signing the
guestbook at gerthfuneralservice.
Arrangements are under the direction
of the Gerth Funeral Service.
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Dr. Ranjana Bhargava with Northside Hospital Cancer Institute at Georgia Cancer Specialists in Athens recently was board certified in hematology through the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM). Bhargava now is ABIM board certified in internal medicine, medical oncology and hematology.
ABIM is an independent, nonprofit organization that examines and certifies internists who choose to acquire additional education and training in the dual subspecialty of medical oncology and hematology, the treatment of malignancies of the blood and blood-forming tissues.
Last year, I was hospitalized after lying dehydrated in the ER for 18 hours while waiting for a room. I was admitted with the wrong diagnosis and given the wrong treatment (which included a broad-spectrum antibiotic). Then I was discharged with a C. diff infection.
The drugs to treat the C. diff cost $5,600, and when I received a bill for an unknown "service" beyond what my insurance paid, I asked for an itemized bill. My insurance had been billed fraudulently. Even though I am a nurse, I was a helpless victim while I was ill.
A good friend of mine was telling me how she had ignored blood in her stools for about two months since she thought it was bleeding from her hemorrhoids. She finally brought it to the attention of her family doctor and he insisted on a colonoscopy. She was subsequently diagnosed with colon cancer and has since undergone surgery. Fortunately for her, it had not yet spread to any of her lymph nodes and her cancer is likely cured with surgery alone.
If you're training for a spring marathon, no doubt you're putting in some pretty long runs. You're probably also becoming slightly obsessed not just with getting in the required mileage, but also with what you're putting in your body to fuel those exhausting, extended workouts.
Eat poorly in the weeks leading up to an endurance event such as a marathon, experts say, and your performance surely will suffer.
After all the sweat, energy and tears you're going to expend over the next few months, do you really want to hit the wall short of the finish?
St. Mary's Health Care System received the 2014 Women's Choice Award in January.
The award ranks St. Mary's among America's Best Hospitals for Patient Experience in Obstetrics.
The distinction is the only award that identifies the country's best health care institutions based on criteria that considers female patient satisfaction, clinical excellence, and what women say they want from a hospital, including quality physician communications, responsiveness of nurses and support staff, cleanliness and trusted referrals from other women.
MIAMI | Small advancements make big waves in the decades-long search for an HIV vaccine, and University of Miami researchers are optimistic that their latest findings are significant: They have developed a vaccine that triggers an immune system response strong enough to kill a model AIDS virus in mice.
The vaccine is still in the early stages of development, said Geoffrey W. Stone, a UM assistant professor of microbiology and immunology who led the research study published in February's Journal of Virology.
ATLANTA | Playing sports is a valuable experience in a child's development, yet steps can be taken to increase safety for young athletes, a panel of experts said at a recent Atlanta forum.
The panel included prominent names from such diverse fields as medicine, sports, education and the media. They agreed there's a need for more awareness and understanding of sports concussions, and how to prevent and treat them.
Americans might soon see more realistic serving sizes and more prominent calorie counts on the labels of their favorite soft drink or cereal box.
The Food and Drug Administration proposed last month several changes to the Nutrition Facts label. University of Georgia nutrition experts and researchers believe the proposed changes, which have not been finalized, will help Georgians make more informed food choices.
Athens Regional Sleep Disorders Center moves
After months of renovations and equipment upgrades, the Athens Regional Sleep Disorders Center opens today at its new facility on the second floor of Prince Tower 1 at Athens Regional Medical Center.
A DNA test of a pregnant woman's blood is more accurate than current methods of screening for Down syndrome and other common disorders, new research finds. If other studies bear this out, it could transform prenatal care by giving a more reliable, non-invasive way to detect these problems very early in pregnancy.
That would let couples decide sooner whether to have an abortion or to prepare for a major medical problem. It also might cut down on the 200,000 more invasive tests like amniocentesis done each year in the United States to diagnose or rule out problems with a fetus.
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Knox Hats Foxhound Hat 1950
Knox Custom Edge Hat Ad 1948
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Knox Hats Cool Refreshment Ad 1948
Get Places In The Right Hat Ad 1946
Lightweights For Easter Parade Ad 1946
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Dobbs Hat Guild Edge Cosmopolitan Ad 1949
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Dobbs Shading The Best of Them Ad 1948
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