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The Okaloosa Sheriff's Office Fugitive Warrants Unit has tracked down a Fort Walton Beach man wanted for aggravated battery, grand theft auto, and two counts of battery.
Investigators who've been searching for 51-year old Michael David Tuele of 506 North Street were able to locate him at 76 4th Avenue in Shalimar shortly before noon this morning.
Initially Tuele refused to respond to attempts to get him to come out. Eventually the door was forced open and an OCSO K-9 announcement was made. Those actions convinced Tuele to step out the door and into custody.
Tuele was wanted in connection with a June 6th, 2011 incident in which he's accused of attacking a taxi cab driver who had picked him up from "The Block" nightspot in Fort Walton Beach, along with his female companion.
The cab driver says in addition to hitting her in the head, Tuele also grabbed the radio mike out of her hand and wrapped it around her neck, causing her to choke. He became violent towards a second taxi cab driver who arrived to assist. Tuele then drove one of the taxi's away before crashing into a dumpster. He and his female companion ran from the scene.
Tuele has been taken to the Okaloosa County Jail in Crestview.
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Adrien Broner exchanges punches with Martin Rodriguez during their WBO Junior Lightweight title bout at U.S. Bank Arena in November 2011. Broner fights tonight in Brooklyn, N.Y. for the WBA welterweight belt.
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Cincinnati's Adrien Broner is trying to win a championship belt in a third weight class at the ripe old age of 23. Paulie Malignaggi is trying to hand Broner his first professional defeat and prove that at 32, he's still able to win important fights and not just analyze them on TV.
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I came up from Texas through Louisiana. I didnt know I was on Highway 61 but I knew that Memphis was where you made gold records.
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Doesnt matter if youre Walking in Memphis, going to Memphis in the Meantime, meeting a gin-soaked, barroom queen in Memphis, or catching the Last Train to Memphis, the citys name says it all.
For more than a century, Memphis, Tenn., has played a key role in defining popular musical tastes, trends, and innovation, from gospel music, jug bands and electric blues to rock n roll, soul and hip-hop. It has been home to some of the most iconic personalities in American music from Elvis Presley, B.B. King and Jerry Lee Lewis to Isaac Hayes, Al Green and Justin Timberlake. Its where you can walk the dog and walk the line. Plus, theres just something magical about putting that name in a title Dusty in Memphis, anyone?
In advance of the award-winning musical, Memphis, at the Flynn Center for the Performing Arts, allow me to briefly reflect on why this capital of the Delta, as Shelby Foote and others have observed, remains a muse to so many.
Sitting on a bluff beside the Mississippi River with the fabled Highway 61 dipping into downtown, Memphis is an urban center with a rural heart, a city once built on the backs and blood of African-American laborers via the cotton trade, but also a city built on the profound cultural contributions of its black populace. Its historic center, Beale Street, where business never closes till somebody gets killed, according to the infamous boast of Beale Street Blues, attracted the best talent in the surrounding Mid-South. It was where W.C. Handy scored his St Louis Blues (and where the same-named film starring Bessie Smith had its world premiere), where Memphis Minnie got discovered, where Robert Johnsons most celebrated image was taken, and where B.B. King and Bobby Blue Bland battled it out at talent nights emceed by Rufus Thomas.
The careers of Mahalia Jackson and Clara Ward would have looked differently without their first million-sellers Move On Up a Little Higher and Surely God Is Able, respectively both courtesy of Memphis gospel composer W. Herbert Brewster; the Cotton Club found one of its great house bands in the musical joy and daring of the Jimmie Lunceford Orchestra, led by a former Memphis gym teacher; Otis Redding drove up to the Stax label a chauffeur and left a star; MC Hammer wouldnt have had his distinctive dance moves nor Lil Jon crunk were it not for Memphis gangsta rap; and a significant swath of indie and alt rock acts owe as much gratitude to the power pop genius of Big Star as punk rockers owe to Iggy Pop (who, by the way, revealed to me that the Stooges cribbed Booker T. & the MGs classics such as Green Onions for their ideas).
Beginning with Sun Records and its legendary founder-producer Sam Phillips, Memphis music-making has often been an earthy and unconventional process, placing feel over perfection, and its studios, producers and engineers have long attracted A-listers in search of that mystique ZZ Top made most of its hit albums there, for starters. Soul Man, In the Midnight Hour, Sweet Caroline, and When Love Comes to Town all bear the Memphis stamp of approval as do seminal records by Stevie Ray Vaughan, R.E.M., Cat Power, Jack White and others. Just last year, Montpeliers own Dave Keller made the pilgrimage to record his acclaimed album, Soul Changes.
Ive walked into an Auckland pub as it was playing Big Star, had soul fans share their love of James Carr with me in Japan, and recently heard Ring My Bell by Memphis elementary school teacher Anita Ward perfuming the air at a Jericho hair salon.
The citys legacy continues today, either indirectly in famous pop figures such as Drake, Katy Perry, and Kings of Leon (whose fathers all have ties to the greater Memphis area) or in a new generation of Bluff City-honed talent such as world boogie mavens the North Mississippi Allstars, rootsy songstress Valerie June, and Academy Award notables Three 6 Mafia, the first African-American rap act to win an Oscar just as fellow Memphian Isaac Hayes became the first African-American composer to win an Oscar decades prior for Theme from Shaft.
Home as well to the first self-service grocery (Piggly Wiggly), the first chain hotel (Holiday Inn), and arguably the first rock and roll record (Rocket 88), Memphis embodies the do-it-yourself spirit like few American destinations. It delights in the maverick, misfit, risk taker and musical recalcitrant. If youre not doing anything different, youre not doing anything at all, Sam Phillips would say. Another iconoclast Memphis producer, Jim Dickinson, put it to me this way: Anywhere else, Elvis would have stayed a truck driver.
St. Michaels College assistant professor of music William L. Ellis was the Memphis Commercial Appeal newspapers pop music writer from 1996 to 2005. He serves on the Flynn programming committee.


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March Madness and American gambling habits
Statistics show that 86 percent of Americans gamble at least once a year. Here, a dealer stands by a table at the opening of Singapore's first casino, the Resorts World Sentosa complex.
Jeremy Hobson: It's March Madness time, which means productivity is about to plummet for those who love watching college basketball. And gambling is about to skyrocket because of those NCAA brackets that everybody's filling out and betting money on.
L.A. Times consumer columnist David Lazarus is here to talk with us about gambling. Good morning.
David Lazarus: Good morning.
Hobson: What are the numbers, David -- how many of us gamble, whether that be lottery or casinos or whatever?
Lazarus: The answer is most of us -- about 86 percent of Americans gamble at least once a year. That's talking going to casinos, March Madness, playing the ponies. About 16 percent of us gamble once a week.
Hobson: And does that number change when the economy gets better or when it gets worse?
Lazarus: We see the number of gamblers go up as the economy goes down. And there's a reason for that: On the one hand, people are kind of looking for the brass ring to come their way; on the other hand, it's a matter of proximity and availability. In other words, more and more municipalities, states, counties are making gambling available because they're looking to gambling revenue to try to fill their coffers.
Hobson: Because often schools or whatever get some money when people gamble?
Lazarus: Precisely.
Hobson: Now, David, does the house always win? In other words, are the 86 percent of us who do gamble occasionally being stupid about it?
Lazarus: Yeah, not to put too fine a point on it. The latest numbers available suggest that we lose -- and that's the operative word here -- we lose about $100 billion a year when we go gambling. Well somebody has to take it in, and typically it's going to be the house. The house edge on most games is going to mean that they will win the longer you play. Now if you play a game like blackjack, the house edge is smaller, so it'll take you longer to lose your money. You play a game like keno, and you might as well just walk up, hand in your money and walk away, because you've got no chance.
Hobson: What about the enjoyment we get out of doing something like March Madness? Is there an upside to it at all?
Lazarus: I would say the upside is the entertainment value, you have skin in the game, you're feeling good, you're a player. But more than likely, if you're gambling, you will lose -- and especially with me when it comes to March Madness. I just can't ever get it.
Hobson: So just don't put too much on the line.
Lazarus: Not this time.
Hobson: Have you filled out your bracket yet?
Lazarus: I'm still working on it.
Hobson: All right, L.A. Times consumer columnist David Lazarus, thanks a lot.
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Colt Brennan said if former Michigan quarterback Tate Forcier is seeking a fresh start, Hawaii "really could be a great fit."
Last week, Forcier announced he would take an official recruiting trip to Hawaii. He cited the opportunity to compete for a starting job in 2012 after abiding by an NCAA-mandated redshirt year for transfers, as well as Brennan's comeback success with the Warriors.
"Me, Davone (Bess) and Pisa (Tinoisamoa), we all got second chances at Hawaii, and we made the most of them," Brennan said. "I can thoroughly understand why (Forcier) would want to come to Hawaii if he wants a second chance."
Bess and Tinoisamoa served time in juvenile detention centers before joining the Warriors. Bess is an inside receiver with the Miami Dolphins; Tinoisamoa is a linebacker with the Chicago Bears.
Brennan spent seven days in jail after accepting an offer to plead guilty to trespassing for a dormitory incident when he attended Colorado. Brennan had planned to seek a new trial, which could have extended the case another two years, before deciding to accept the plea.
"At first, I wanted to keep fighting ... but I wanted to really move on with my life," Brennan said. "People said, 'If he were (innocent), he would never have accepted a deal.' But at some point, you can't put your family in that position financially and emotionally. I had to think about people other than myself. ... I talked to my family and friends and legal counsel, and they said (accepting the plea) would be the best thing for me."
After joining the Warriors in 2005, Brennan said, he had to dispel what he termed inaccurate reports of his case.
"One thing that happened is Hawaii is a place that is very welcoming and has a big heart," Brennan said. "And when I got there, I was able to discredit what people had heard, and that's when people really started to get behind my back, and want to see me have a second chance, or want to see me succeed."
Brennan had a record-setting career at UH. He finished third in the 2007 Heisman Trophy balloting.
Brennan and Forcier's older brother, Jason, were teammates at Mater Dei High School for one year. Brennan said he often would pick up Jason Forcier at the train station en route to school. Brennan was a senior when Jason Forcier was a freshman.
"I knew Jason really well," Brennan said. "I remember (Tate and another brother) would come to practice, and throw the rock around. They were young, but we were like, 'These kids are going to be pretty good when they get older.' ... Sure enough, I went on and lived my life. Then years later, I turn on the TV and watch Tate playing for Michigan. I said, 'I knew he would show up somewhere.' "
The Warriors' top two quarterbacks, Bryant Moniz and Shane Austin, are seniors. If Forcier chooses to attend UH, Brennan said, he would have a year to learn the four-wide offense, and get acclimated to the team, school and community.
"I watched him do a lot of good things at Michigan," Brennan said. "If he's coming to Hawaii to help win football games and keep Hawaii on the map, I think it's a move that will be successful for both him and the university. ... Hopefully, it all works out. Right now we have to wait and see. We don't even know if he's going to (transfer) to Hawaii."


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HANSCOM AIR FORCE BASE, Mass. - Dr. Steven Mittleman (right), deputy chief of the Electromagnetics Technology Division and 25-year veteran of the Sensors Directorate packs up equipment with Maj. Todd Beard June 7. The Air Force Research Laboratory will conduct an inactivation ceremony marking the end of operations of AFRL at Hanscom June 15. Research in the areas of electromagnetics and space physics has been conducted at Hanscom since 1945. (U.S. Air Force photo by Linda LaBonte Britt)
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-- Undaunted by the complex prospect of moving an entire scientific laboratory halfway across the country and setting it up again, Air Force Research Laboratory's unsinkable leadership remains buoyant beyond belief.
"Not only do we have to put all this equipment back together, but we'll have to recalibrate it all as well," said Dr. Steven Mittleman, deputy chief of the Electromagnetics Technology Division and a 25-year veteran of the Sensors Directorate. "There are also the usual problems with plumbing, electricity and ventilation, so we always anticipate minor glitches along the way."
Although past the usual retirement age, Dr. Mittleman has agreed to spend an additional year with the lab at its new location at Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio, as part of the transition team.
"These are very complex things to move and set up," said William Moore, the division's chief. "It's always easier to pack than it is to unpack."
Mr. Moore, who was brought on board at Hanscom less than a year ago for the specific purpose of affecting the move from Bedford, Mass., to Dayton, Ohio, has been with AFRL for 31 years. An important part of that process has been the recruiting of new scientists to carry on the Hanscom mission at its new location. In combination with Technical Adviser Michael Alexander, a 25-year man, they have been extraordinarily successful, despite the intricacies of the government hiring procedures.
"This isn't like industry, where you can interview someone on Monday and send him a job offer on Tuesday," said Dr. Mittleman. "We have many more hoops to jump through because this is the government, and it can take about two years to several months to bring someone on board. Fortunately, we have great relationships with universities all over the country, which gives us a great pool of talent from which to draw our new scientists.
"In scientific research, diversity is a very good thing," he said, "and we have one of the most academically diverse work forces in the research field today."
AFRL casts a wide net in recruiting scientific talent, he added, and the latest crop of Ph.D.s come from universities all over the country, including Duke, Clemson, Texas, MIT and Harvard.
The new team
The AFRL transition team knew as long as two years ago that many of the existing staff would not want to relocate to Dayton, so they have spent that time recruiting a young, new a crop of scientists who are typically more willing to relocate. These new scientists were brought in early to bond with the organization and be mentored by the senior staff members who are retiring or not moving to Dayton, thus preserving the corporate knowledge and direction.
"Basic and early applied research is what we do, and we stay in the early stages, with most of the work done right here in house, not contracted out," Dr. Mittleman said. "We don't hire contractors to do entire projects for us. We hire them to add to the in-house team effort."
Dr. Mittleman and other senior researchers also serve as adjunct professors for many of the newer staff members who are working on their master's theses and doctoral dissertations, and 80 percent of the staff is composed of Ph.D.s or those on their way to earning the degree. Of AFRL's 72 technical positions at Dayton, 50 will be filled by staff members moving from Hanscom, due largely to the active recruiting effort of the last two years.
"It takes time to build relationships with the universities," said Dr. Mittleman, "and we regret losing the opportunities represented by being so close to UMass-Lowell, MIT and Northeastern University. Managing thesis programs with these institutions gives us access not only to the students, but to their thesis advisors, as well."
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Since Hanscom's Sensors Division deals in basic research, its discoveries are shared with the world rather than kept secret.
"By sharing information," said Dr. Mittleman, "we feed off each other's ideas."
Some of the lab's greatest recent accomplishments were achieved through this process, including:
- Metamaterials, for antenna applications and for cloaking aircraft to make them invisible to radar
- Superconductivity at higher temperatures through the use of new materials
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- Dynamic Logic, which models the human brain and applies it to sensor data development, in partnership with Harvard researchers at the Massachusetts General Hospital
- Micro UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) so small they can gather intelligence by literally being a fly on the wall.
"We're like the seed corn," said Dr. Mittleman, performing research for U.S. Air Force applications. "Since we're motivated not by a profit margin, but by the needs of the Air Force, it's important to maintain the seed corn of research, because that - like our children - represents the future.
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RENO, NV - For the first time in club history, four Reno Aces baseball games this summer will be televised live on my21 TV in Reno, the organization announced Thursday.
The partnership between the Aces and my21 TV was finalized this month, and the collaboration will give fans throughout the region the opportunity to see Aces baseball from the comfort of their homes.
"As our team continues to evolve and prosper, we are dedicated to finding new ways to entertain our ever-growing fan base," said Aces Managing Partner Stuart Katzoff. "Broadcasting games on television is a logical next step for us, and my21 TV is the perfect fit. We're excited to get our first broadcast on the air."
The 2011 television lineup kicks-off on July 21, when the Aces take on the Fresno Grizzlies, Triple-A Affiliate of the San Francisco Giants. Later in the month, the broadcast will feature the Silver State Diamond Challenge on July 29, with the Aces battling the Las Vegas 51s. The schedule continues on Aug. 6, when Reno matches up with the Memphis Redbirds, Triple-A Affiliate of the St. Louis Cardinals. The 2011 television slate will come to a close on Sept. 1 against Fresno—in a game that could potentially have major Pacific Coast League playoff implications.
"my21 TV is committed to bringing Northern Nevada local sports coverage," said Vice President & General Manager of COX Media Group, Reno, Steve Cummings. "Our partnership with the Reno Aces will continue that commitment."
The Voice of the Aces, Ryan Radtke, will handle play-by-play duties for each broadcast. my21 TV can be found over the air on channel 21.1, on cable channel 7, HD 721, as well as the Dish Network and DirectTV.
The first-place Aces continue a four-game series with the Tucson Padres at Aces Ballpark tonight. Tickets can be purchased at the Aces Ballpark Box Office, online at www.RenoAces.com or by phone at (775) 334-7000. A variety of partial season ticket plans as well as prorated full-season tickets are available today.


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Larvicidal effects of a neem (Azadirachta indica) oil formulation on the malaria vector Anopheles gambiae
1 University of Nairobi, School of Biological Sciences, P.O. Box 30197 00100 GPO Nairobi Kenya
2 Ifakara Health Research and Development Centre, Public Health Entomology Unit, P.O. Box 53 Kilombero Tanzania
3 Laboratory of Entomology, Wageningen University and Research Centre, P.O. Box 8031, 6700 EH, Wageningen, The Netherlands
4 Durham University, School of Biological and Biomedical Sciences, South Road, Durham, DH1 3LE, UK
Malaria Journal 2007, 6:63 doi:10.1186/1475-2875-6-63Published: 22 May 2007
Larviciding is a key strategy used in many vector control programmes around the world. Costs could be reduced if larvicides could be manufactured locally. The potential of natural products as larvicides against the main African malaria vector, Anopheles gambiae s.s was evaluated.
To assess the larvicidal efficacy of a neem (Azadirachta indica) oil formulation (azadirachtin content of 0.03% w/v) on An. gambiae s.s., larvae were exposed as third and fourth instars to a normal diet supplemented with the neem oil formulations in different concentrations. A control group of larvae was exposed to a corn oil formulation in similar concentrations.
Neem oil had an LC50 value of 11 ppm after 8 days, which was nearly five times more toxic than the corn oil formulation. Adult emergence was inhibited by 50% at a concentration of 6 ppm. Significant reductions on growth indices and pupation, besides prolonged larval periods, were observed at neem oil concentrations above 8 ppm. The corn oil formulation, in contrast, produced no growth disruption within the tested range of concentrations.
Neem oil has good larvicidal properties for An. gambiae s.s. and suppresses successful adult emergence at very low concentrations. Considering the wide distribution and availability of this tree and its products along the East African coast, this may prove a readily available and cheap alternative to conventional larvicides.


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CLAY COUNTY, Ky. (WYMT) - Volunteers from Goose Rock Elementary are sending donations to folks still stranded by flood damage.
Numerous families cannot leave their homes because of damaged roads and bridges.
The volunteers bagged items such as food, towels and bottled water.
The school's principal opened the school for anyone to collect donations and have access to water.
Melanie Estep lost her home to the flood and says that the donations mean a lot.
"We can't really go into the home right now. I mean everything was under water, so i mean it's kind of just bad. I don't know. It's just a devastation," said Estep.
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* Jefftowne - 1998 documentary about wrestling fan featuring scene with Hulk Hogan .
* The John Cena Experience - WWE's documentary followng Cena's career and lifestyle.
* Knock Knock - 2007 horror film featuring former TNA and WWE star Trinity among those in the cast.
* Knucklehead - WWE Studios film starring Big Show.
* Legendary - WWE Studios film starring John Cena.
* Lipstick & Dynamite - Ruth Leitman's fun 2004 documentary on the pioneers of women's wrestling, including Penny Banner , Mae Young , The Fabulous Moolah , Gladys "Kill 'em" Gillem and more.
* Luchamania: La Batalla por Mexico: Listed as a 2008 release, Luchamania features a series of matches between Rey Misterio Sr . and Psicosis.
* Maz Jobrani: Brown and Friendly - Iranian-American comedian does his shtick, including an appearance from The Iron Sheik.
* MadBull - The 1977 film starring Alex Karas (years before he became Webster's dad on TV) as "Mad Bull" Karkus, a tormented pro wrestler whose personal life has been on the skids since his wife abandoned him because of his controversial career. Yet his interest in love reignites when he meets fellow Greek Christina Sebastiani. Christina's sensitive concern convinces Mad Bull that he can be loved for more than his fame and fortune, but a deranged stalker threatens his newfound peace."'
* Maz Jobrani: Brown and Friendly - Iranian-American comedian does his shtick, including an appearance from The Iron Sheik.
* Muay-Thai Giant - Former WWE star Nathan Jones as gentle giant Barney Emerald, who's mugged and robbed on a vacation trip to Thailand and ends up being rescued and taken in by two Thai sisters in this comic martial arts saga. One of the sisters, Dokya (Sasisa Jindamanee), is a champion in the art of muay thai kickboxing, which Barney eventually learns and uses -- with the girls' help -- to take revenge on the thugs who robbed him.
* Mystery Science Theater: Racket Girls - The MST treatment for this female wrestling film, featuring Clara Mortensen, Rita Martinez and Peaches Page, among others.
* Planet 51 - Animated film featuring Dwayne Johnson as an astronaut trying to get off a planet he's been stranded on.
* The Other Guys - Will Ferrell comedy featuring Dwayne Johnson as hotshot police officer.
* Over the Top - Sylvester Stallone's Ode to armwrestling, featuring Terry Funk as the bodyguard to the primary villain.
* Night and The City - The 1950 film tells the story of Harry Fabian (Richard Widmark ), a two-bit hustler who dreams of the good life provided by money. He's tried a lot of go-nowhere schemes but he has what he believes is a chance of a lifetime. He plans to take control of the professional wrestling game from promoter and underworld boss Kristo (Herbert Lom ) by manipulating him through his father, the retired wrestling superstar Gregorius (Stanislaus Zbyszko , yes that one).
* Nanny Insanity - Roddy Piper has a role in this 2006 comedy. "Hiring a nanny sounds like the perfect fix for Marsha (Cynthia Preston ) and David McMillan (Larry Dorf), who are already saddled with stress and now have a brand-new baby on the way. But when their hired help (Alla Korot) arrives from the Ukraine, she imports a whole new set of problems. Howard Hesseman and Mindy Sterling co-star in this independent comedy based on screenwriter Andrea Malamut's own experiences as a first-time mother."
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We were disturbed by the news of Backyard Brains' plans to have live cockroaches shipped to students and provide instructions to surgically turn the roaches into "robots" controllable via an app. It's also beyond disturbing that people funded this horror movie-esque project on Kickstarter (by the way, Backyard Brains has also received funding from the National Institute of Health).
We aren't the only ones wondering how RoboRoach could possibly seem like a good idea. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has now filed a legal complaint asking the Michigan attorney general and state authorities to investigate. According to PETA's press release, the complaint claims that the company may be in violation of Michigan's Public Health Code as well as the Insect, Pest, and Plant Disease Act. PETA reports that Backyard Brains does not have the required permit in place to offer live cockroaches for sale or ship them.
The animal rights organization also states that the surgical procedures, which involve removal of body parts and surgical implanting of electrodes with only ice water for pain prevention, may violate the law by practicing veterinary medicine without a license. That's a felony.
"Cockroaches are living beings with the ability to feel pain—not inanimate objects for kids or anyone else to stab and cut apart for 'fun.' The RoboRoach kit teaches kids the dangerous lesson that it's OK to hurt and torment animals—something that PETA believes is not only never OK but also clearly illegal in this case," says PETA general counsel Jeffrey Kerr.
PETA has also equated the RoboRoach kits to bullying, and warned of the dangers of teaching kids to experiment on defenseless animals. "Not only is RoboRoach harmul to roaches, it's potentially harmful to the cyborgs' handlers. It could desensitize them to the feelings of those who are weaker than they are. One might just as well call it a 'bully starter kit,'" writes PETA.
The organization also points out studies have found that cockroaches are conscious animals who experience pain, learn, and who have complex memory and spatial awareness.
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At a U.N. press conference on April 27 to launch CPJ's annual publication Attacks on the Press, CPJ Executive Director Joel Simon called on the U.N. Security Council to include in its May 27 debate on Journalist Safety a warning to states that they should not use national security as an excuse to jail, harass, or censor journalists.
The last three years have been the most deadly for the press, according to CPJ research. One of the reasons is the developing "terror dynamic"--non-state actors targeting journalists with violence while governments restrict civil liberties and press freedom in response. This phenomenon was amply documented in essays published in this year's edition of Attacks on the Press.
The book, which emphasizes reporting and analysis by CPJ staff and outside experts, features essays on multiple threats facing the press: the conflict in Syria, where freelancers and local journalists must adapt to an environment in which they are targets; terror and criminal groups, in countries as Syria, Nigeria, and Mexico, which document their own atrocities and disseminate them through social media; and crackdowns on the press in Ethiopia and Egypt, where governments use the threat of terror to justify repression. Several essays in the book also look at the impact of surveillance in more democratic societies, including those in Europe. The book also includes CPJ's list of the 10 Most Censored Countries.
The print edition of Attacks on the Press is published by Bloomberg Press, an imprint of Wiley, and is available for purchase.]]>
When the Bahrain International Circuit (BIC) hosted Formula One for the first time in 2004, it was nearly a false start for the $150 million facility. Drivers told the BBC they feared desert sand would damage their racecars. So track employees began a perpetual fight against nature, even spraying glue over the surrounding desert in the hope of keeping it at bay.]]>
Today, CPJ joined 10 local and international organizations in sending an open letter calling on King Hamad bin Isa al-Khalifa and the Bahraini government to release photojournalist Ahmed Humaidan and dismiss all charges against him. The letter calls on the government to fulfill Bahrain's obligations under international law and its commitments under the 2012 Universal Periodic Review by the U.N. Human Rights Council.]]>
New York, August 22, 2014 -- The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on the Bahrain High Court of Appeals to overturn the baseless conviction of freelance photojournalist Ahmed Humaidan. The court is expected to rule on Humaidan's appeal on August 25, according to news reports.]]>
By Shazdeh Omari/CPJ News Editor
New York, April 29, 2014—Uzbek editor Muhammad Bekjanov has been in jail for 15 years, one of the longest imprisonments of journalists worldwide. Prominent Iranian journalist Siamak Ghaderi was imprisoned in 2010 and has been beaten and whipped in custody. Vietnamese blogger Nguyen Van Hai, serving a 12-year jail term, could barely walk or talk during a prison visit in July 2013, his family said.]]>
New York and Paris, April 3, 2014--The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) and Reporters Without Borders (RSF) have launched a joint social media campaign calling on the Bahraini government to allow journalists to work freely during the Formula One Grand Prix race in Bahrain on April 6, 2014. Using the social media tool Thunderclap, the "Bahrain Racing in Circles" campaign participants will call for press freedom in Bahrain at the exact start of the Formula One race. As of April 3, the campaign had gained a potential audience of nearly 3 million people, more than twice the population of Bahrain.]]>
New York, March 26, 2014--Today's conviction of freelance photographer Ahmed Humaidan is an attempt by Bahraini authorities to censor independent and dissident voices in the lead-up to the Formula One race in April, the Committee to Protect Journalists said today. Humaidan, who has been imprisoned since December 2012, was sentenced to 10 years in jail, according to news reports.]]>
Thursday, the official Bahrain News Agency announced the "final 30-day countdown [to] the Formula One extravaganza" to take place the first week of April. Every year the race acts as a lightning rod for criticism of the Bahraini government, which seeks to use high-profile international events like the F1 to gloss over human rights violations in the country.]]>
Below is a Storify of some of the answers we received.]]>
New York, December 27, 2013--Ahmed Al-Fardan, photographer for the NurPhoto agency, was arrested Thursday at his home in Bahrain, according to his agency, news reports, and human rights groups. The Committee to Protect Journalists condemns the arrest.]]>
On the night he was shot, Ahmed Ismail Hassan al Samadi was working. Protestors had gathered along a highway near his home in a small Bahraini village. With his handheld camcorder, Ahmed filmed as they marched. He filmed as security forces arrived in marked and unmarked cars. The citizen journalist had tens of hours of footage of scenes just like this from a year of ongoing demonstrations that began at the height of the Arab Spring. With one bullet, his filming came to an end.]]>
For two years, Bahrainis have been asking "Where is Ali Abdel Imam?" And now finally, they have an answer.
The prominent opposition blogger suddenly emerged from hiding last week, announcing he had been granted asylum in the United Kingdom, news sources reported.
He had not been heard from since March 17, 2011, when he cryptically tweeted, "I get tired from my phone so I switched it of no need for rumors plz." The Bahraini government had just declared a state of emergency, as massive reform protests rocked the island country. Abdel Imam, who had already been arrested twice before for his work, feared the government would arrest him again in an impending crackdown. So when they came for him the following day, Abdel Imam made sure he wasn't there. He had not been heard from since--until last week.]]>
The Bahraini press, like almost everything else in the island country, is sharply divided. If the government would take steps to strengthen press freedom instead of restricting access, then much of this divide could be bridged.]]>


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Despite potential, some police UAVs in a holding pattern
While unmanned aerial system technologies continue to be developed and deployed in places, local and federal regulations keep some departments grounded
At the recent Airborne Law Enforcement Association (ALEA) Annual Conference, it was clear to me that unmanned aerial systems (UAS) for law enforcement are here and will grow dramatically in the near future.
One of the major sponsors was the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI), and the exhibit area featured numerous UAS companies — from small startups to the major aerospace corporations.
Further, ALEA sponsored an unmanned aerial systems course. This course — a first, as far as I know — was designed to provide law enforcement aviators with a review of UAS missions and applications, FAA regulations, legal and privacy issues, and management issues, as well as information on starting and operating a successful program.
Tactical Possibilities
At the scene of a barricaded and possibly armed suspect, the operator could maneuver a small UAS to look into windows, gathering invaluable intelligence on the location of the suspect and potential hostages.
During an active operation, a UAS operator could transmit real-time data to the SWAT team, providing potentially life-saving intelligence. There are even tiny UASs that could fly inside a building to gather information.
In the not too distant future, a patrol officer responding to a multitude of assignments could launch a UAS from the trunk of their car and use it as another tool in the field. A UAS could fly into a potentially toxic environment and properly equipped, could collect and analyze air samples.
One police chief attending ALEA lamented, "I love all the possibilities this technology can offer, but right now there are many unanswered questions, and limitations such as short operational time really hinder its capability."
Legislative Hurdles
"When people hear the word 'drone' they picture a heavily armed, very large aircraft flying around their city. We have found when we demonstrate the small, lightweight systems likely to be used by law enforcement agencies, along with their capabilities, everyone seems to be more accepting of this technology," said Gielow.
At least 39 states have introduced legislation that will have a dramatic impact on utilizing a UAS. For example, Virginia passed a law putting a moratorium on any UAS until July 2015. Other states are including restrictions on surveillance and imposing strict guidelines.
In Missouri, a bill was introduced (it did not pass) that would have banned warrantless surveillance via manned or unmanned aircraft and required journalists to seek permission from property owners before using unmanned aircraft. It also would have required private organizations or state agencies to seek permission for any airborne surveillance.
Legal Precedent
For example, if the pilot of a helicopter flying in legal airspace at 1,000 feet sees marijuana plants, a law enforcement action on the property does not generally require a warrant. The courts consider this a case of the "plain view" exception.
If this same aircraft descended to 100 feet and flew right over the open field, the courts might have a different view.
Congress has mandated that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) create a plan to open up the United States National Airspace System to unmanned civil and commercial aircraft.
The FAA plan will give direction and regulations to operators regarding policies, procedures and operational parameters. Many law enforcement agencies are waiting to see how this FAA mandate will impact a potential UAS operation before they commit the time, finances, and resources to start up and sustain a UAS.
St. Louis Police Captain Kurt Frisz, who serves as the current ALEA president, offers some words of caution: "A lot of this legislation is a knee-jerk reaction to drone hysteria," he said.
"Let's see what regulations are necessary before we make laws about something we can't even do yet."
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The national average price for a gallon of gas is at its lowest since February 2011 after declining more than 11 percent from $3.594 to $3.186 since the start of September, Bespoke says. The rolling 100-day gas-price decline is nearly 12 percent, marking the fifth time that's happened in the bull market that began in March 2009.
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3079 is a futuristic, open-world action first-person role playing game. You arrive on a planet experiencing constant war. It is your duty to find out why the warring factions cannot find peace on their own & hopefully restore it yourself. All areas, buildings, items, quests and characters are randomly generated. You will find unique lands & challenges. I hope you enjoy it! "Just want to say again that this is a great game! For those of you who feel like its a minecraft copy just beacuse of the cube textures used you really need to rethink what a game is about! The game play of 3079 is nothing like minecraft it is pretty unique as well as how the weapons all have diffrent stats and colors kind of reminds me of Borderlands. However it is still an original idea for a game and i still play it from time to time. You should at least try the demo and if you like it please buy it and support fruit! :D Still give it a 9/10 ! Best Regards, Adam" -- SeaNanners Sequel @ 3089game.wordpress.com
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After digging into some bug reports, I found a few more bugs to fix! This update should greatly increase the overall polish of existing content.The biggest bug I fixed, although one you may not have noticed, was how vehicles were being spawned. They were being handled very differently than other NPC spawns, which caused some Frankenstein spawns to rarely happen! For instance, a rollertank would spawn with attributes of a vehicle, and instead of rolling around, it would glide along the air! Anyway, that has all been resolved, along with many other moderate bugs.
The construction tool works a bit differently now, thanks to your suggestions. You can now cycle different building modes & confirm a shape without having to start over to make adjustments.
I also improved the fog, night sky & rain visuals. Things should be consistently looking much better :) I do need to make a new trailer to show off the visual improvements!
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Garmin Approach S3 GPS Golf Watch - The Best GPS Golf Watch In Golf Just Got Even Better!
Glancing at your wrist is the easiest way to get the exact distance to either the front, middle or back of the green. The Approach S3 watch from Garmin takes golf GPS technology to the next level, is packed full of features and comes in a super-sleek, easy to use watch design! Read full description
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Absolutely wonderful bit of kit to have with you not playing golf or playing golf to start up the time you need to go outside and wait till the satellite signals to set up the correct time and date so quick charging time and lasts a long time comfortable and reliable on the course I would recommend this to all golfers out there
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Small, accurate and quick
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I recently purchased the S3 after a few years of using a skycaddie. One of the main reasons for the switch was the annual fee from skycaddie. I wasn't sure about wearing a watch to start with as I was concerned I would notice it and affect my swing. There have been no such problems though, you barely notice it after a few holes. Performance wise it is outstanding, instant reading as soon as you look at it and so much easier to just look at your wrist rather than talking a normal GPS out of your pocket. I checked the accuracy against the skycaddie and it was spot on so there will be no going back for me.
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Great to use when you're as far off the fairway as i get !
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It's quick to see your distances .easy to use,I just can't fault it,I still own the s1 model as well that I wear every day as an odometer,The one thing you have to do is believe the distance it says as I've come up short a few times by not taking enough club,
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This garmin approach S3 watch is a great addition to your golf bag. It loads up courses quickly and easily, and really helps to decide what club to hit. The watch looks good and feels great on the wrist, and has no effect on the golf swing.The measure shot feature is a very good idea, and makes you more aware of the yardages.On the course is where the watch really comes into its own, at any point you can just glance at your wrist and know exactly where the front middle and back of the green is.This is a great shot saving device which helps to ensure correct club selection and minimise those frustrating 'just short' or 'through the back of the green' moments.
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This garmin approach s3 watch is certainly a great addition to your golf bag. It loads up courses so easily, and really helps to decide what club to hit. I wasnt sure when it was purchased how the touch screen would work, but i was proved wrong. Even with gloves on the sensitivitey was just right and i just love using it. The battery life is very good as well, lasting for ages! The watch looks and feels great on my wrist, and doesnt hinder my swing at all. However, i must ssay that i was expecting more from the scorecard, as i found it a bit fiddly. That was the only downside though, apart from the slightly fiddly unlock. But the measure shot feature is a great idea, and has made me much more aware about my yardages.Overall a great product!
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Rose growers and enthusiasts are in for a treat when the Augusta Rose Society holds its 70th annual rose show this month.
The free show, which takes place Sept. 29 and 30 at Augusta Mall, features hundreds of entries in a variety of classes.
"The American Rose Society identifies three main groups of roses and 36 classifications of roses within these groups," said Jane Burckhalter, president of the 75-member Augusta Rose Society. "While we may not have all classifications represented, we have a large majority."
School officials unveiled a map of proposed elementary school zones to the Columbia County school board at its Tuesday meeting, and followed up Wednesday with a public hearing.
The rezoning process was prompted by the new Evans Elementary School, scheduled to open on Gibbs Road for the 2013-2014 school year.
The new 51-classroom school is projected to have a 640-pupil enrollment, according to a presentation by Robert Jarrell, the school system's assistant superintendent for student support.
Residents and business owners can find out what's going on in their community Tuesday, thanks to the Columbia County Chamber of Commerce.
The second annual State of the Community Address will be held at Liberty Park Community Center in Grovetown beginning with dinner at 5:30 p.m. and the program at 6:30 p.m.
"We consider it our local legislative event," chamber President and CEO Tammy Shepherd said.
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New proposed school zones for Evans and Martinez Elementary schools seemed well received Wednesday by those attending the first of two public meetings about the rezoning.
Nearly a dozen parents attended the meeting at Evans Elementary, where they were told that pupils currently attending Bel Air Elementary School would be split in half between Evans and Martinez Elementary schools.
The rezoning is necessary as the new Evans Elementary is expected to open next school year.
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An Evans woman believes two men discovered at her burned-out home Sunday might have been trying to burglarize the residence.
The owner of a Bridlewood Trail home, which was heavily damaged by an Aug. 29 fire, went to the house with her husband and son Sunday. Her 19-year-old son said he thought he saw someone inside when they pulled up. The woman and her husband checked the house but didn't find anyone, according to a Columbia County Sheriff's Office incident report.
Developer Dean Conn had a dream of creating a tropical oasis in Evans.
That dream is becoming a reality today as a resort-style pool opens in the Crawford Creek subdivision he's developing.
"We just want to be unique," Conn said. "We want to stand out as a community and provide something that nobody else is providing."
The $1 million pool has several features not available anywhere else in the area, Conn said. They include a beach entry, a hand-carved grotto and a 35-foot curved, concrete slide.
If you've left an item behind while visiting the Columbia County Justice Center, chances are it's sitting in a box waiting to be picked up, along with hundreds of others.
Columbia County Sheriff's Lt. Dan Berry, chief bailiff for the Justice Center, has been collecting those items in cardboard boxes marked "lost and found" since taking charge of security at the Evans facility seven years ago.
Some of the items – including cell phones and sunglasses – were left in courtrooms. Others were confiscated at the security station inside the front door.
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Mount Vintage Plantation is a vibrant community, only 20 minutes from downtown Augusta. In the recent past it suffered from the bickering and legal battles of its two developers who dragged down the beautiful community with it. When two children fight and get mean it can be ugly. In this case, the community, its grounds and its reputation suffered.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - West Virginia mining officials will
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disaster Feb. 23.
Leslie Fitzwater of the Office of Miners Health Safety and
Training says it will be presented to the victims' families at the
Raleigh County Convention Center in Beckley before it's released
The 2010 explosion at the former Massey Energy mine in southern
West Virginia killed 29 men in the worst U.S. mine disaster in four
Reports already have been issued by the Mine Safety and Health
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Has anyone ever run the Hamptons Half? I'm looking for a fall Half, and while I could certainly run the NYRR Halfs in October (Grete's Great Gallop and the Staten Island Half.), I'm considering other options as well.
With that in mind...I have a couple of quetions:
1. How is the course, hill-wise? This race might be a huge goal race for me...I'm hoping to be able to try for a sub-10:00/mi pace..would be my first such Half in almost 5 years...since before my fall down the flight of stairs. So, this course conducive to fast times?
2. How well-organized is the race?
Not a PR course but def a fun run if you have a place out here.
As an added plus, there is a deli out there that makes killer sammies and take away pasta. Awesome Lasagna and tortellini mac n cheese
why do you say it isn't a PR course?
Having done the hamptons marathon last yr which shares the course of the half, the course is a flat course. With that in mind, I suspect there are fast runners use this race as a BQ.
Race is very well organized. I was actually impressed enough to sign up for it again this year! You park at a lot where a chartered bus brings you to the start line. The race is very nice local feel to it and people are pretty friendly. For non drivers, I noticed some runners actually took the Jitney bus from nyc close to the race....but I am not sure how that works.
Sidenote.... the goodie bag is the best from any race for me last yr. Really nice beach duffel bag, sandals, equinox beach towel, some kinda perfume candle thing (i think), white tech shirt, etc.....and of course one of the nicer medals out there (the hm is a smaller version of the marathon medal)
There are two negatives. One was i had to drive over 2 hrs to get there from my home. Coming back was worse with the infamous 1 laner hamptons traffic jam getting out. The other negative was some of the roads are partially open to cars since Hamptons are narrow with roads. So runners can't be totally oblivious to what is going on. I think this is less of an issue with the hm compared to the marathon. Also, I believe the half distance sold out every year so I don't recc. thinking too long to do this race or not. Its def not like a typical nyrr run where they pack the race.
I suppose I do find some hills on the half, mile 5 1/2 to 7 is rolling (they call Stony Hill Road that for a reason). I run those roads a lot in the summer... but obviously, your mileage may vary... I am probably signing up, love the race... just not a fast one for me
The Jitney runs a special race bus, gets you from NYC to the start and back, the downside is the return trip may not suit your timing. The train might work, NYC to East Hampton and then a cab up to The Springs (start line), split by a group it wouldn't be that much, there are even van cabs that could be arranged. (and the deli mentioned above is across from the station, Villa Italian Specialties, sells a sammy called The Godfather (feeds 4 normal humans or 2 race finishers) as an added plus, The route 27 one lane thing is easily avoided by taking 114 to Sag and then Noyac/North Sea back down to South hampton, did it last night... smooth as can be
funny, the op linked the hampton race but the course map & elevation is on their site
i am never hungry post race. Since I am out there already, dyrewolf is trying to tease me with loading up of food to go this coming september
Well, if you don't want the food as a post race recovery thing look at it as fueling for next week's run. I can assure you, if you eat the full tray of baked ziti or mac n cheese one Sunday, you'll still be full the next Sunday (of course if you're me that won't stop you from eating which is why I hate hills so much)
I am in for the marathon this year but I have never done the event before!
ok, is the food really THAT worthy? if so, name one dish...any dish Dyrewolf recc......maybe i'll order some to go. Compared to nyc offerings that I am accustomed to...that can be quite a high bar
Ha, the food is awesome in its overabundance. The lasagna is quite good but Batali isn't losing sleep. The sammies (esp the Italian combos) are good too (better than subway by far, not quite up to Torissi levels) though I prefer a crustier bread. But the awesome thing is just the insane size.
I find nothing out there up to NYC standards. Most places are super annoying, crowded, long waits and not worth it (Beacon at the top or bottom of that heap as it were) Places that I like well enough (Fresno, Muse on the Harbor) are just good enough and most meals are on the back deck; steaks or fish on the grill and fresh oysters on ice
meal for 4 for 1? um, perhaps not then.
where is hoja? thought he would chime in this thread
Thanks for the info, everyone!
I'm here! Flew back from London yesterday and I'm planning to hand you full peeps, your numbers again come September. I've done the Half 2X but run over the full course several times, using it for some of my 18s and 20s last year.
I did PR the course last year, and it remains my HM PR, but Dyre is correct, it's not totally flat! We trained on it all summer with the Sunday Morning group. Maybe the best swag EVAH
Here's the FB Page, https://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/hamptonsmarathon
That's Barbara Gubbins in the Cover page lower left (with her name on her shirt), she pulled 2d Female at Shelter Island last year and is a fantabulous runner.
The famous sammies menu
the full too? interesting. Hopefully i have more people running with me.....that was one lonely run last yr
They just posted that the Half will be full before the end of the day tomorrow and that the Full will be full by the end of the week... Get on it, if you want in!
In for the half
and just in time too...
does that mean we may have a RWOL post race pig out?
Awesome idea, but I'm in for the half... then again I may not finish that much earlier than you...
As an aside, last Friday eve I had dinner at the bar at Sotto Sopra in Amagansett, excellent seafood cocktail (shrimp, crab and half a small lobster) and a nice wood fired pizza.. not sure if they'll be open in Sept but I would recommend it
not that much earlier than me? I hope you don't plan to walk the 13.1 as I will be running the 26.2
some sarcasm there... I finish a half in better than world record time for a full... but apparently at the NYC half you were properly seeded in the 2000 corral, you're a fair bit faster than I am.


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Backyard farming is more than planting seeds and hoping to yield abundant harvests of fruits and vegetables, it is about taking control of your health and pocketbook.
The United Nations General Assembly and World Rural Forum supported by over 360 civil society and farmer's organizations realizing the importance of backyard farming and families being able to feed themselves, launched the International Year of family Farming 2014 (IYFF).
IYFF aims to become a tool to stimulate active policies for sustainable development of agricultural systems worldwide based on farmer families, communal units, indigenous groups, cooperatives and fishing families.
The theme of IYFF is "Feeding the World, Caring for the Earth" and all effort is being made from the perspective of effectively combating poverty and hunger for a rural development based on the respect for environment and biodiversity.
On average The Bahamas imports $500 million in fruits and vegetables and studies have shown that that could be drastically reduced if focused attention is placed on all aspects of farming be it, commercial or right in one's backyard.
Thirty-one year old local backyard farmer, Luckner Timothee, wholeheartedly believes in tilling the soil to feed himself and his family and thanks to dedication, hard work and commitment to educating himself on proper, organic farming practices, he is eating well and shaving hundreds of dollars off his grocery bill each year.
Backyard farming has become a passion of Timothee and he recalls that starting a backyard farm, initially, was something he did to ward off boredom.
" In all honesty, I started my backyard garden five years ago as a result of pure boredom.
" It was the summertime, the Regency Theatre was closed and there was nothing to do so I decided I needed to engage in some activity to bide the time.
" A friend of mine Javan Hunt, who began his own backyard garden asked me to assist him at his home in Lewis Yard and I did.
" After witnessing what he was able to produce, a light bulb of sorts went off in my head and I thought to myself â Hey Luckner why haven't you started this a long time ago at your own home?"
" Immediately I began clearing the area around my home to cultivate it into my own backyard garden.
" The clearing itself was a two-year process; however, I'm grateful for the work Iâ ve put into it because I now have a rich and thriving garden from which I live," said Timothee.
" Ironically, my mother has been gardening for years. In fact, I grew up eating cassavas and pigeon peas that she grew, but somehow I never thought to pick up the farming habit or expand upon it because it seemed like a dirty 'job,'" Timothee revealed.
He noted after making the decision to cultivate his own garden, his eyes were opened to a new world in which he was able to grow what he wanted to eat from lettuce to strawberries and have complete control over what isles he did not need to go into at the grocery store.
" Since I began farming I have been able to grow vast varieties of vegetables and fruits, including multiple varieties of cabbage, tomatoes, sweet potatoes, lettuces, Swiss chard, peppers, bananas and sugarcane.
" Also in my garden I have collard greens, onions, arugula, basil, mint, chives, moringa, lemon (fever) grass, carrots, beets, pumpkin, pigeon peas, mung beans, coconuts, strawberries, cumquats, mangos, mamey sapote, papaya and so much more.
" With the availability of this myriad of vegetables, fruits and herbs in my garden, I have been able to significantly reduce my grocery bill and I know exactly what I eat," he said.
Timothee noted his diet is seasonally based, meaning he eats whatever grows in his garden during its season.
Also serving as a bonus for him is his talent in the kitchen and never being afraid to try and create new recipes that highlight the produce he uses.
" I am a good cook and I experiment with my fruits and vegetables coming up with various recipes so that I don't get bored with the fruits and vegetables I eat.
" An example of this is using pigeon peas for more than your average soup or pot of peas and rice instead, I use the pigeon peas to make a pattie or pair it with other fruits, vegetables and herbs to create new recipes," Timothee said.
According to Timothee, he oftentimes finds that he reaps much more than he and his family could ever consume and this allows him to bring his produce to the fruit and vegetable market for sale as well as have chefs and restaurants like Tim Tibbetts of "Flying Fish" purchase some of his produce to their kitchens.
The backyard farmer has an exotic variety of fruits, vegetables and herbs, which include Indigo rose tomatoes (black when ripe), Dragon carrots, Mung beans, Kohl rabi, Famosa cabbage and Ribbon sugarcane among other that he not only uses for new recipes but he educates himself about their nutritional value and how best they serve the health of the body.
" I think it is important for more Bahamians to utilize their backyards for the purpose of farming, developing health eating habits and as a therapeutic form or recreation.
" You learn to be come one with nature and you are able to sustain yourself besides, a lot of foods being grown today are pesticide, fungicide and herbicide coated and genetically modified and these chemicals pose a serious risk to our health.
" Corn is one crop that is completely contaminated and unless you grow it as with other fruits and vegetables organically you really should not be eating it at all.
" Again moneywise I hardly ever have to buy these things in the store because I grow them year round and am able to sustain myself and utilize my funds elsewhere.
" Now for some who may be skeptical about taking backyard farming on, trust me when I say it is worth the hard work and effort in fact, you reap so many benefits from it and you can also create your own business from it.
" I honestly believe a missing element too for many is knowing how to cook the produce but that too is childâ s play once you educate yourself on various cooking methods and recipes.
" So definitely backyard farming in my opinion is the way to go and we need to embrace it.
" Education is key and it helps you to dispel myths and falsified theories similar to the fact that, we were once told we could not produce some of the very same fruits, vegetables and herbs that I grow in my garden due to limestone, salty air etcetera but we can.
" I am glad the government is being able to see this and are helping persons create their own farms but more education and research needs to go into this so my passion can become that of my neighbors and everyone.
" Hey just wait and see and let strive throughout 2014 to join the International Year of family Farming initiative," Timothee said.
For more information on backyard farming, organic produce, recipes and utilizing bush medicines follow Timothee on his Facebook page at www.facebook.com/pages/Grand-Bahama-Backyard-Farmers/191429667566389 and keeping reading The Freeport News.
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Gabriel posted on: Monday, July 13, 2015 9:02 AM
Timothee have done a good work. How I wish a have a space for garden in my backyard, I would have combine this type of garden with small poultry.
Vivian at Swells posted on: Friday, February 27, 2015 4:40 PM
Hello Mr. Timothee,
I too have a passion for growing organic vegetables and fruits. Good job, well done. Please put me on your email list. My email is
"email@example.com". I need all the help I can get. Appreicate it. Would love to hear from you.
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barb posted on: Sunday, June 08, 2014 12:19 PM
I only wish we had that tropical climate to grow year round. We have short growing seasons here in the north east....but I still have an organic garden every year, even if it's not year round.
Tony posted on: Saturday, June 07, 2014 2:46 PM
And Daniel is a moron. Since when does boredom mean lazy? The person who needs the education is Daniel not the guy who taught himself to garden and cook.
Lori posted on: Saturday, June 07, 2014 1:02 PM
Awesome, Luckner Timothee!!! You are a bright example to those around you, and I only pray that more of your friends, neighbors, and fellow-islanders will duplicate your efforts in their patches of the earth!
Helen posted on: Wednesday, April 23, 2014 10:17 AM
I cannot say enough good about this, because of past experiences with people I really appreciate this young man. My grams favorite expression was God helps those that help themselves. This young man is classy.
posted on: Wednesday, March 19, 2014 12:23 AM
What an inspiration you are! I only wish I could grow those tropical fruits now that GMO's are in the tropicals now.
Daniel, take a hike! You know nothing!
posted on: Tuesday, March 18, 2014 9:54 PM
great worker, ambition to feed himself, !! purpose in life is good !! tsk, tsk, Daniel
Barbara posted on: Monday, February 24, 2014 1:30 AM
This is great. Let's start a revolution by growing our own healthy organic food and helping our neighbors do the same. YUM!
Nadine posted on: Sunday, February 23, 2014 7:06 PM
Being bored does not mean lazy . . Even people with jobs can become bored .... if their jobs only supply a paycheck, but do not engage and satisfy their soul interests. Gardening does more than feed the body, you get closer to nature, and can appreciate the physical workout while calming your mind. Gardeners share time, produce, information , and seeds with others one on one. Too many people, in recent years, are isolated and lonely, because they have exchanged interaction for texting. Get in there ... Dig In ... join in life!!!
posted on: Friday, February 21, 2014 3:42 PM
What a prejudicial comment Daniel made..."People in the Bahamas are so lazy". This man works harder than you could ever hope to....
Reginabed posted on: Monday, January 13, 2014 7:13 PM
Awesome! Love it! Good health to you' always!
Daniel posted on: Monday, January 13, 2014 8:11 AM
It's crazy, people in Bahamas are so lazy, they have nothing to do. Notice, the guy started garden because he was so bored.
Invest in your education and self development. This concept needs to be taught to them from the childhood. With their climate they can grow fresh fruits and vegetables year round and be completely self sustainable.
Don posted on: Wednesday, January 08, 2014 4:37 PM
Well done Timothee. I am from Canada and remember when I was with CIBC in Freeport in the 1970's I planted a garden in my back yard and had great fun growing several vegetables. I still come to Freeport every winter and would be interested in meeting you and buying some of your fresh vegetables.
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