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Annotation:In 2005 Jordon and her two younger brothers survive a plane crash but are stranded in remote Fjordland on the South-West coast of New Zealand. In 1805 Hunter, a young M aori slave, is hiding in the same location after escaping his captors. He knows he needs keep running but he also knows that the interconnecting visions he's sharing with Jordon will help her and her brothers survive. Suggested level: intermediate, junior secondary.
Subjects :
- Shipwreck survival
- Juvenile fiction
- Fiction
- Aircraft accidents
- Maori (New Zealand people)
- Fiction.
- Junevile fiction
- Survival
- Extrasensory perception
- New Zealand
- Visions
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- Best Children's Books of the Year Bank Street College of Education
- Middle and Junior High School Library Catalog, Supplement to the Ninth Edition H.W. Wilson Company
- VOYA Top Shelf Fiction for Middle School Readers VOYA
- Storylines Notable Books List Children's Literature Foundation of New Zealand
Awards, Honors & Prizes :
- New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults Book of the Year New Zealand
- New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults Winner New Zealand
- New Zealand Post Book of the Year Award Winner New Zealand
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Hazel Rochman (Booklist, Sep. 15, 2004 (Vol. 101, No. 2))
Is there such a thing as an ancestor guardian angel? Cowley plays with the question in this survival adventure about Hunter, a runaway Maori slave in New Zealand in 1805, and Jordan, a mixed-race teenager in 2005 who wants to explore her Maori ancestry--even though her parents couldn't care less about "that genealogy stuff." After the plane Jordan and her two younger brothers are on crashes on a wild shore, Hunter risks being caught to save her. Jordan feels Hunter's presence like a voice in her head as he guides her to food and shelter. Is he her ancestor? The contemporary story is livelier than the mystical contrivance, and Hunter is too reverential. But New Zealand writer Cowley, who is researching her own Maori roots, weaves in fascinating history, and the two survival adventures are told in tense alternating narratives that add to the compelling rescue drama. Category: Books for Middle Readers--Fiction. 2004, Putnam/Philomel, $17.99. Gr. 5-8.
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Angie Rogers (Children's Literature)
Set in Manapouri, New Zealand, this novel contains two stories that, despite being in the same location, are actually happening in 1805 and 2005. It opens with the main character from the past, who calls himself Hunter, leading a group of men from the warrior tribe that murdered his family on the hunt for a rare Mao bird. He has decided that this hunt is the perfect opportunity for him to escape to live with a kind group of white men who are hunting seal on the island. However, as he seems to be blessed with a sixth sense of some sort, he keeps having visions about the story occurring in 2005--a group of three children are the only survivors in a plane crash on the island. He feels that these children belong to him in some way and is especially drawn to the oldest girl, Jordan. Hunter risks his life to stay near the warriors after escaping from them because he is communicating with Jordan what she must do to keep herself and her brothers alive. Finally, when a plane comes to rescue the children, Hunter narrowly escapes capture by the warriors. We learn at the end of the story when Jordan is discussing the children's Maori ancestry that a man called Charles Hunter did escape to live with the white seal hunters. While the plot of the novel might be a little complicated for some students, it would make an excellent novel for an advanced reader who might be doing a project on another country and/or culture. 2004, Philomel Books/Penguin, $17.99. Ages 11 up.
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This thrilling fantasy is a convincing adventure intersecting the lives of a fourteen-year-old, twenty-first century New Zealand girl and her nineteenth-century Maori great-great grandfather. Jordan and her two younger brothers, returning home from a holiday visit, are forced to take a small, private plane flown by an irresponsible man who hates children. In scenes reminiscent of Paulsen's Hatchet, they crash, the pilot is killed, and Jordan becomes responsible for their survival on an isolated, uninhabited island. Their crash is viewed remotely through time by ancestor Hunter, an aboriginal slave whose captors use his "moe-mahi," or visions, for their own profit. At that moment, Hunter is fleeing for his life, but he is compelled to teach Jordan telepathically how to find food, shelter, and most important, how to cure her younger brother's septicemia. The novel ends with the youngsters' rescue and Hunter's harrowing escape to safety. Interestingly juxtaposed alternating chapters from Jordan's and Hunter's points of view keep the reader on edge in both centuries. The bonds of blood and a supernatural gift are the well-handled glue that affords the reader insight not shared by the main characters. Language is peculiarly "down under" but quite readable and will not affect a young North American's comprehension. A highly successful author of juvenile books, Cowley proves that she is equally adept in writing for young adults with this fine story. VOYA CODES: 4Q 3P M J S (Better than most, marred only by occasional lapses; Will appeal with pushing; Middle School, defined as grades 6 to 8; Junior High, defined as grades 7 to 9; Senior High, defined as grades 10 to 12). 2004, Philomel, 154p., $17.99. Ages 11 to 18.
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A senior lawmaker in Greece's neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn went on trial at an Athens district court on Thursday on charges of being an accomplice in a 2007 armed robbery.
Ilias Kassidiaris, an MP and spokesman for Golden Dawn, is accused of providing the getaway car to five men who attacked a student at a university near Athens with knives and bats and stole his wallet.
Around 100 Golden Dawn supporters filled the Athens courtroom for the beginning of the trial, which has been repeatedly delayed.
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Golden Dawn, formerly on the fringe of Greek politics, has seen its ratings soar since last year in a country weary of austerity and political corruption.
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I don't see this being discussed or mentioned at all..I am not talking about extras on the eventual DVD release.
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Behind-the-scenes footage - promotional and other
Paramount owns CBS Studios Inc.
CBS Studios Inc. owns "Entertainment Tonight"
Stage 28 on the Paramount Studios lot is the CBS Studio Center where "Entertainment Tonight" is shot.
I can assure you they will devote a good 10 minutes of their May 8 program to 'Star Trek'. Actually I would be pretty sure they would spend 1-2 minutes on Monday May 4 for Trek promotional stuff.
'ET' shoots on HD and would have had their own cameras on the Paramount Studios sets covering it for their own promotional fluff machine.
I wouldn't be surprised if 'The Early Show' on CBS on Monday May 4 had an actor or two from the movie to promote the show on CBS morning news fluff machine's 2nd hour.
CBS Early Show website [CBS Interactive Inc.] has the logos for CBS, Entertainment Tonight, The Insider, CBS Sports, and Star Trek on it HERE. Why would they put Star Trek's logo there?
Oh yes...Major cross-promotion is gonna happen...
With the level of how much behind-the-scenes and documentaries and featurettes contribute to 'special features' on Blu-ray and DVDs 'Special Editions' I'm sure Paramount had a behind-the-scenes camera crew there every day on the lot and on location.
The Blu-ray package of the first 5 feature films coming out on May 12 has:
Surely a Thanksgiving release of Star Trek XI on Blu-ray/DVD will have a documentary of 'The Making Of' that will be 60-90 minutes in length. Most big films do these days like 'King Kong', and the excellent feature length documentaries on Star Wars I,II,III in the last 10 years that were on those DVDs.
I also would not be surprised if in that documentary they did not cover this year's 'The Official STAR TREK Convention' 2009 in Las Vegas August 6-9, 2009 (Shatner & Nimoy will both be here). Fan reaction in May and at that convention would be good for the documentary.
Now for 2010 :
The possibility of a Directors Cut edition of 'Star Trek XI' with a longer feature length making of documentary and some other special features, and possibly editing back in the deleted scenes.
Which at that point would make those deleted scenes official Star Trek canon. as per THIS THREAD.
April 14, 2009
Wanna see some 2 images from a Deleted scene and another image
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A Grammy award nominee, Jubilant Sykes, may sweep listeners off their feet with his rich baritone voice at Spivey Hall, next month.
According to a media statement issued by Sue Volkert, marketing manager for Spivey Hall, Sykes returns to Spivey Hall with three instrumentalists to perform a rewarding mix of music, including traditional Christmas tunes and spirituals.
Sykes will perform with pianist, Mark Rice, string bassist, Roberto Miranda, and percussionist, Chris Parise.
The event will be held at Spivey Hall, on Saturday, Dec. 4, and will begin at 8:15 p.m. According to the advisory, the price for tickets is $50.
The Spivey Hall box office is open from 9 p.m., to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, and one hour before each scheduled performance. The box office number is (678) 466-4200, or tickets can be purchased online, at www.spiveyhall.org.
Spivey Hall is located at Clayton State University, 2000 Clayton State Boulevard, in Morrow.
"We're really excited about the performance ... This is going to be such a great performance and such a great way to usher in the holiday season," said Volkert.
Jubilant Sykes brings a new dimension to the traditional career of the classically trained vocalist, by drawing on gospel and jazz influences to deliver performances in differing musical genres, often leaving audiences and critics searching for new superlatives, Volkert said.
"Mr. Sykes was honored recently [this year] by the recording industry with a Grammy nomination for Best Classical Recording," Volkert added.
Sykes has released several recordings, including his most recent CD, "Jubilant Sykes Sings Copland and Spirituals," which he performed with the London Symphony Orchestra, according to Volkert.
Volkert said that last June, Sykes received his Bachelor of Arts degree in percussion performance, at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). "He has performed in a variety of concert venues, ranging from the Jazz Bakery, to the Walt Disney Concert Hall," said the Spivey Hall marketing manager.
"His unique gifts have taken him from such diverse stages as the Metropolitan Opera, Deutsche Oper Berlin, Carnegie Hall, Kennedy Center, and London's Barbican Center, to the Apollo Theater, Hollywood Bowl, New Orleans Jazz Festival, and hundreds of other major venues around the world," she noted.
She added that he is a member of numerous ensembles, including the Young Musicians Foundation Debut Orchestras, the Angeles Chorale, the American Youth Symphony, the UCLA Wind Ensemble, the UCLA Brass Choir, and the UCLA Percussion Ensemble.
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The mayor known for making Twitter a near extension of his office was being mentioned all over the Twitterverse Monday night, hours before New Jersey voters were to decide whether to make him the Democratic candidate in the New Jersey race for U.S. Senate.
Newark Mayor Cory Booker may not have become a trending topic on Twitter, but celebrities and well-knowns were tweeting their support for him left and right Monday night, just before Tuesday's special-election Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate seat vacated by the death in June of Democratic Sen. Frank Lautenberg.
Actress Eva Longoria, who campaigned with Booker on Monday night, tweeted , "Less than 24 hours to go! Have you pledged to vote for @CoryBooker yet? Let us know we have your support." Booker retweeted Longoria's tweet.
Longoria also tweeted, "Having fun with @CoryBooker in New Jersey! Don't forget to vote tomorrow, August 13th!"
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Booker faces Reps. Frank Pallone and Rush Holt and state Assembly Speaker Sheila Oliver in the primary. The Republicans competing in the primary are former Bogota, N.J., mayor Steve Lonegan, and Franklin Township, N.J., physician Alieta Eck, among others. A special election for the seat will take place Oct. 16. The state has not sent a Republican to the U.S. Senate for 41 years.
Booker has become known as being quite adept and vocal on Twitter, engaging with supporters about everything from crises around New Jersey's most populous city to his workouts on the treadmill to the Super Bowl. He has 1.4 million followers and has pushed out more than 30,000 tweets. On Monday, he was tweeting at a rate of several per hour.
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SF Minimus (1CR123) Headlamp
Have had this model (Minimus) for a few years now, used it mostly for night hiking. Overall it is pretty good however a few improvements would be appreciated. First, there is no 'lock-out' for the battery as found on other SF lights, this is an issue because there is a parasitic drain associated with electronic switches. In other words even when off the light drains a small amount of power. Second, the optics creates a annoying light prism directly below the headlamp. While not the worst thing it would be better not to have it. Third, although not stated in the manual, use of Li-ion batteries (4.2volt) is not recommended and would void the warranty if used and found to cause damage. Being unable to use these batteries makes it less versatile.
Now while of course brighter and longer running would be nice too I'll say the light to date has been good. Fit and finish are tops, light fits comfortably, the field of vision produced by the light is nice and wide (bring a handheld with throw for spotting), and while lighter would be nice it's compact enough. I'd give it a 7 out of 10 as is with the potential to be a 9 out of 10 with improvements.
Reviewed by Peter (Posted on 1/24/14)
Excellent Pilots Night Flying Headlamp
As a pilot, I've been looking for a solid headlamp to use while flying at night. I've tried all of the usual suspects.... I adapted little flex boom tactical helmet lights.... all to lackluster results.
Then I tried the Minimus. This is an Excellent headlamp for the pilot in night flying scenarios. Clip on the red filter and you're ready to go. It is comfortable, has easy directional adjustment and the variable output adjustment makes dialing in the amount of light needed a snap. I recommend this headlamp to any pilot flying at night.
Reviewed by CRosaire (Posted on 1/1/14)
awesome headlamp
i've had a million different headlamps for hiking, camping, hunting, etc....but this light tops them all. the full adjustability of the light really is great for not using more then you need, but just the right amount. Then crank it up to see the distant objects--all while impressing your other headlamp wearing friends. great light, highly recommend it.
Reviewed by BuiltFordTough (Posted on 12/4/13)
Discharge battery
I have an older version the saint model it's a great light the only issue is the battery goes dead when the light is off I have returned it for repair and received a new one and it does the same thing
Reviewed by James Correa (Posted on 11/2/13)
Combat Worthy
When our Son was deployed to Afghanistan last year. We wanted him to have the best equipment available. He told us he needed a head lamp and he had heard that Surefire was the best. We bought 2 of them in case something happened to the first we could send him the second. 9 months later and after many combat missions, our son is home and the backup headlamp is still in the box at our house. He reported the headlamp worked flawlessly and it is ready for his next deploying. His mother and I, on the other hand, are not.
Reviewed by Mark Barton Sr (Posted on 10/29/13)
A fantastic light for walking or working. durable and use almost daily.
Reviewed by CH (Posted on 10/22/13)
Go Ruck
Bought the headlamp for the Go Ruck Challenge in Chicago (St. Patty's day 2013). It did not disappoint! Nice gear.
Reviewed by Brent R (Posted on 10/21/13)
Very Good Headlamp
I had this headlamp with me in Nairobi for six months and it proved helpful numerous times because of rolling blackouts and unreliable electricity common in East Africa. I also hiked Mt. Kenya with the light, including an ascent starting at 0300. Never failed depsite cold temperatures and long run time.
Strongest points are adjustable head band, compactness, the adjustibility the point of aim for the center of the beam, and the wide range of brightness adjustablity.
Reviewed by Blair (Posted on 10/21/13)
LED Headlamp
Great LED headlamp, bought for night fishing and to use when taking the dogs outside to do their business after dark. Bought a 2nd one as gift for another dog owner.
Reviewed by chas (Posted on 10/21/13)
excellent prod
excellent headlamp, like all Surefire products rugged construction, great coverage, light weight, the best.
Reviewed by Tom Gerow (Posted on 10/17/13)
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|Output / Runtime -- White Light
|lumens / 1.5 hours**
|lumens / 50.0 hours
|Weight w/Batteries
|123A (included)
lights) until output drops below 50 lumens.
- Virtually indestructible LED emitter regulated to maximize output and runtime
- Variable light-output dial controls levels from 0 to 100 lumens
- Proprietary refractive optic produces a smooth, wide beam optimized for your field of vision
- Built-in SOS beacon can run for days on end
- Light housing can be rotated up or down 90 degrees
- Red filter (included) for low light signature and/or preserving dark-adapted vision
- High-strength aerospace aluminum body, Mil-Spec hard-anodized for extreme durability
- Submersible to 3 feet for thirty minutes
- Headband provides comfort, durability, and a secure fit with or without a helmet
- Compact integral compartment holds one 123A lithium battery
- Includes high-energy 123A battery with 10-year shelf life


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OK guys, how long do you think she has left to go? Sony is due April 11th, but I, as well as my barn owner, doesn't think she will last past April. She is a maiden, so I know that these signs don't really mean anything, but it is still fun to guess!
Here is a picture of her from the front from friday(don't mind her eyes, the baby was kicking her alot so she didnt want to stand in the cross ties):
And here is a pic from a month and a half ago for a comparision:
And her belly on friday:
And her teats(they are making clear-with-a-yellow-tint colour milk):
Thanks for looking and any suggestions!


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Ollie Mae Herrington Wilson
Wednesday, May 2. 2012
Ollie Mae Herrington Wilson, 88, of Hazlehurst, died Monday, April 23, 2012. Mrs. Wilson was a native and life long resident of Jeff Davis County. She was the daughter of the late Tommy Herrington and Minnie Hayes Herrington and the wife of the late Henry Dallas Wilson, Jr. Ollie Mae was a hairdresser and a member of the First United Methodist Church. [Full Story »]
Velma Smith
Wednesday, April 25. 2012
Mrs. Velma Smith, 86, of Hazlehurst, died Monday, April 16, 2012. Mrs. Smith was born in Folkston but had lived most of her life in Hazlehurst. She was the daughter of the late William Mancil and Vermell Bowen Mancil and the wife of the late Wayne Detroit Smith. Mrs. Smith was a school teacher retiring after 35 years with the Jeff Davis County School System. She also taught Adult Literacy for approximately 15 years in Vidalia. Velma was a member of Mt. Zion Baptist Church and was a Sunday School Teacher for many years at Mt. Zion Baptist Church. [Full Story »]
Marie Murray Watson
Wednesday, April 25. 2012
Marie Murray Watson, 92, of Brunswick passed away April 21, at her residence. Funeral services will begin at 11:00 o'clock on April 24th at the Edo Miller Funeral Home with the Elder Ron Scarboro officiating. Burial will follow at the Brunswick Memorial Park and Cemetery with Glenn Leccese, Terry Leccese, Dave Brown, Dwight Brown, Van Watson, and Eric Sizemore serving as pallbearers. [Full Story »]
Hilda Burke
Hilda Burke, 80, of Jesup, died Tuesday, April 10, 2012 in Wayne Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. The Appling County native had lived in Jesup the past 56 years. She was a member of Jesup First Baptist Church and the Retired Educators Association. She volunteered with the Wayne Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and the Wayne County Peachy Clean Committee for many years. Her husbands, Watson Burke and Rufus Roberson preceded her in death along with a daughter-in-law, Willeen Burke. [Full Story »]
Rose Mary "Peaches" Smith
Rose Mary "Peaches" Smith, daughter of the late Walter and Ola Mae Smith, born on June 2, 1960 in Baxley, died Thursday, March 22, 2012. She grew up in Appling County. Her fellowship with Christ began at First African Missionary Baptist Church, Baxley, where she was a member of the Singles Ministry and a very proud member of the Total Adoration Praisers (TAP). Rose Mary "Peaches" also had the same love and commitment for the Family and Friends Day Rally as her father. She was educated in the Appling County public schools where she graduated in 1978. Peaches continued her education at South Georgia College in Douglas. The two loves of her life were her children, Brian and Amy. Ms. Smith was employed by Alco in Hazlehurst for many years and later she became a dedicated employer of Fred's Dollar Store where she worked until her health failed. The joys and pleasures of her life were her children, sisters, brothers, relatives and friends of whom God had given her. In addition to her parents, a sister, Barbara A. Johnson and a brother, Elder Norman J. Smith, also preceded her in death. [Full Story »]
Henry Damon Tillman
Henry Damon Tillman, 72, of Surrency, died April 14, 2012 at Appling Healthcare System. Tillman was born March 9, 1940 to the Rev. Henry Curtis and Runell Kimbrel Tillman. He was a member of Bethel United Methodist Church. Tillman proudly served his country as a member of the United States Army and the United States Marines from 1957 to 1986. He was a Sergeant Major E9 82nd Air Borne, SERE, Delta Force and two tours in Vietnam. Tillman was a member of the National Rifle Association and an avid outdoorsman. [Full Story »]
Richard Thomas Condon
Wednesday, April 11. 2012
Richard Thomas Condon, 53, entered into the presence of God on April 4, 2012 after loosing a battle with cancer. Richard was born in Pasadena, CA. He was retired from Hydratight. [Full Story »]
Loretta Mae Rawlson Bystrak
Lorretta M. Rawlson Bystrak, 73, of Surrency, died Tuesday, March 20, 2012 at her residence. She was a native of Brunswick and resided in Gray before moving to Surrency three years ago. Loretta was a registered Nurse and was self-employed as a home health care nurse. She was the daughter of the late Lewis Rawlson and the late Barbara Head Rawlson. [Full Story »]
Allen Bruce Harris
Allen Bruce Harris "Speed Ball, " died March 24, 2012 at Appling Healthcare System in Baxley. Allen was born in Sarasota, FL on Jan. 7, 1963 to the late Ernest Harris, Jr. and Juanita Williams Harris. Speed Ball as he was affectionately called was a joy to be around and was always willing to help a friend in need. He attended the Appling County School System. Harris loved life and lived it to its fullest. During his early life he worked as a machine operator at a manufacturing company for a number of years. [Full Story »]
Mary Josephine Perry
Mary Josephine Perry, 71, of Surrency, died Saturday, March 24, 2012 in Appling Healthcare System. Mrs. Perry was born Sept. 9, 1940 in Hazard, KY to the late Howard Bud and Flossie Oliver Combs. She was preceded in death by her husband, Billy Chad Perry, a son, James F. Perry and a host of brothers and sisters. [Full Story »]
Beatrice Wallace-Vail
Beatrice Wallace-Vail, 74, passed away on Friday, March 23, 2012 at Appling County Healthcare System. She was born on September 20, 1937 to the late Roger P. and Rebecca Young Wallace in Springfield. Beatrice worked several years at Wayne County School system as a cook in the cafeteria and later did domestic work for P.D. Griffin, Stanley Stadnick and the Bennett families. She was a member of St. James Holiness Church in Screven. Beatrice was preceded in death by both parents, Roger and Rebecca Wallace; her loving husband, Leroy Vail; a daughter, JoAnn Ellis Jenkins; two sisters, Dorothy M. Dixon and Theresa Rawls; three brothers, Robert, Horace and Gary Wallace and a grandson, Jeffrey DeLoach. [Full Story »]
Jimmy Lee Woods
Jimmy Lee Woods, 68, of Surrency, died Wednesday, March 21, 2012 in Carl Vinson Medical Center in Dublin. Jimmy was born June 16, 1943 in Chatham County to the late Lee and Nellie Strickland Woods. He had resided in Ailey for the past 12 years. He worked as a self-employed transport company and was a member of Zion Baptist Church. Woods was preceded in death by a son, Jerry Woods Kauger; two sisters, Dorothy W. Treadaway and Vera W. Robinson; and a granddaughter, Harley Scott. [Full Story »]
Brandi Dixon Deal
Brandi Dixon Deal, 34, of Screven, died Monday, March 19, 2012 at her residence. The Chatham County native was a homemaker and a member of the Screven Church of God, where she was active with the youth and delivering meals to the shut-ins of Wayne and Appling Counties. She loved her Lord and was a great cook. She was predeceased by maternal grandparents, Hubert and Edith Tyre, and paternal grandparents, Wid and Tyrus Dixon. [Full Story »]
Myrtice (Polly) Morris DeSmidt
Myrtice (Polly) Morris DeSmidt, 75, died Thursday, March 15, 2012 in the Specialty Hospital in Jacksonville, FL. Polly was born in Appling County and had resided in Jacksonville, FL for the last 35 years. She was retired and before her retirement she was employed with Moose Lodge #42 in Jacksonville, FL. She was the daughter of the late Charles Morris and the late Ellie Holland Morris. In addition to her parents, a son, Chuck Edenfield, also preceded her in death. [Full Story »]
Lillie Mae Hatcher
Lillie Mae Hatcher, 94, of Rochelle, passed away Friday, March 23, 2012 at her home. She was born on November 1, 1917 in Burke County. [Full Story »]


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Guy Fieri's NYC Restaurant Bashed for "Inedible," "Greasy," "Ruinous" Food in Scathing Review
Guy's Big Bomb.
Food Network star Guy Fieri's recently opened NYC restaurant, Guy's American Kitchen & Bar, was viciously (and hilariously) savaged by the New York Times in a scathing review published Nov. 13.
"Why[is] the kind of cooking you celebrate on television . . . treated with so little respect at Guy's American Kitchen & Bar?" food critic Pete Wells writes of the Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives host's Big Apple venture.
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"Did you notice that the menu was an unreliable predictor of what actually came to the table?" Wells snipes. "Were you struck by how very far from awesome the Awesome Pretzel Chicken Tenders are? If you hadn't come up with the recipe yourself, would you ever guess that the shiny tissue of breading that exudes grease onto the plate contains either pretzels or smoked almonds? Did you discern any buttermilk or brine in the white meat, or did you think it tasted like chewy air?"
He writes that the watermelon margarita "glows like nuclear waste" and "tastes like some combination of radiator fluid and formaldehyde."
Wells describes the fried calamari as "a plate of pale, unsalted squid rings next to a dish of sweet mayonnaise with a distant rumor of spice."
The critic adds that the eatery manages to "mess up" nachos. "Why augment tortilla chips with fried lasagna noodles that taste like nothing except oil?"
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"Does this make it sound as if everything at Guy's American Kitchen & Bar is inedible? I didn't say that, did I?" Wells writes, praising "appealing main dishes" marred by "ruinous sides and sauces."
Bemoaning the cold french fries, vegetable sides that taste "deadened" and "overcooked" like "school cafeteria vegetables," toasted marshallow that "taste like fish," Wells gives the eatery a "poor" rating with a "chaotic" atmosphere.
He adds of the service: "The well-meaning staff seems to realize that this is not a real restaurant."
This article originally appeared on Usmagazine.com: Guy Fieri's NYC Restaurant Bashed for "Inedible," "Greasy," "Ruinous" Food in Scathing Review
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Alternate Title: Piggy That Stayed HomePig In A Pickle (Piggy That Stayed Home) (1954) - Maw and Paw Theatrical Cartoon Series
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- 1954
- Walter Lantz Productions.
- Universal Pictures
- Maw and Paw Theatrical Cartoon Series
- Cartoon Characters: Maw, Paw, Milford, Boomer Brothers.
- Vocal Talent: Grace Stafford (Maw), Dal McKennon (Paw, Boomer Brothers).
- Directed By Paul J. Smith.
- Produced By Walter Lantz.
- Animated By LaVerne Harding, Robert Bentley, Gil Turner.
- Written By Michael Maltese.
- Set Design: Art Landy, Raymond Jacobs.
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While Maw and Paw celebrate the birthday of their pet pig Milford, the 39 Boomer Brothers pignap the little guy for their pig roast. Milford's abducted as he blows out the candles on his cake. Maw and Paw try to save Milford, but it's more a result of the Boomer... (more)
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It still hurts, four days later.
The UC Davis women's basketball team had its sleeves rolled up as it entered last week's Big West Conference Tournament.
A terrific first half in the opener against lowly UC Santa Barbara made it clear these Aggies came to play.
But late in the game, UCD center Aly Doherty went down with a knee injury. The Aggies, playing with heart but distracted by the loss of their fallen teammate, muddled through the final eight minutes and escaped with a 58-57 victory.
The following night, in a season-ending 74-70 overtime loss to UC Irvine, leading scorer Sydnee Fipps was felled by ankle and knee injuries.
Fipps returned to cap her 2013-14 season with 22 points, but the next morning spoke volumes about the junior's courageous final 31 minutes on the court — the forward from Maricopa was in a wheelchair, headed with Doherty for MRIs.
Jennifer Gross said she hoped to have reports on her 1-2 punch this week, but the Aggie head coach preferred to dwell on what the season meant and how her team was one for the ages.
"I know it's the end of our season, but we were going into the tournament peaking," she said. "I don't know where we would have been (in the tournament) without the injuries, but I am incredibly proud of these women … and how they pulled together as a team."
UCD finished the year at 15-16, its 9-7 conference mark good for a No. 5 tourney seed.
To a person, Aggie staff and players thought it was a season that was tantalizingly close to being something special on the court.
In each other's hearts, it was a year to fondly remember.
"I'm so incredibly proud of this team," Gross said after the season finale. "I've never been more proud of a group of individuals for how hard they played, how they competed and what they left on the floor."
From early-season losses at No. 1 Connecticut and then-No. 3 Stanford to winning five of their last seven, these Aggies were close-knit, growing and accomplished …
Doherty's 55.7 percent from the field led all Big West shooters. She averaged 13.1 points per game and came on strong after a career-high 24 points at Hofstra (a 76-57 loss on Dec. 7) put her in the headlines.
Fipps was the third-leading scorer in conference (17.7 ppg). A model of consistency, she was UCD's top scorer 23 times. Fipps now has 1,216 career points. When she scores her 28th point next fall, Fipps will pass her coach (1,243) to go into seventh place on the all-time Aggie list.
UCD points queen Carol Rische (1979-83) had 1,711.
"Nothing is going to stop her," Gross said of the relentless Fipps. "She plays injured every game. She probably needs about 10 surgeries, but she's not going to do it. She's there for us every night.
"I am so very proud of her."
Doherty, by way of El Toro High, was playing as well as any West Coast center, according to Gross.
"(Her injury) is so disappointing," coach explained. "She was just catching fire … and she put so much into her game."
Sophomore guard Molly Greubel, a scoring whiz from Santa Ana, wasn't ticketed as a point guard — but a midseason injury to Brianna Salvatore forced her into action. Greubel drew Gross' praise:
"Her growth has just been tremendous. She really adapted to point guard and by the end of the season still had that scoring punch, as well as being able to distribute. She stepped up. To finish that (UCI finale) with nine assists and one turnover … remarkable."
Greubel completed her season with 104 assists (26 of those coming in the three losses to UC Irvine). Her 14 assists against the Anteaters last month in Orange County were a new UCD single-game record.
Two reserve players — forwards Lauren Beyer and Idit Oryon — provided heart when called upon.
"Lauren epitomizes the role player," Gross told The Enterprise. "She's the role player everybody wants on their team. She never complains about an assignment, always puts her team first. She was cool when we called her number, absolutely ready."
About Oryon, the only senior among the Aggie 11, Gross thought the native of Jerusalem, Israel, saved her best basketball for the end of the regular season and the Big West showdowns.
"We will miss her contributions," Gross added.
The coach spread the love, talking about 3-point specialists Kelsey Harris, sophomores Celia Marfone and Heidi Johnson, junior Salvatore and freshmen Taylor McGuire and Brianne Yasukochi.
"I would have loved to be still playing with our lineup intact," Gross told The Enterprise. "But it's nonetheless fun to think about how much our players developed.
"We were still a young team … and with the depth of talent coming back next year, the future is looking really good."
Notes: Doherty, an All-Big West second-team selection, led UCD in scoring six times. … Fipps' season-high point total was 25 at Pacific on Nov. 11. She earned her second straight all-conference first-team nod. … Marfone was wicked on the boards toward the end of the season. She was in double digits five times in the last eight games, leading the team in rebounding for four of the final seven contests. … Harris established an Aggie single-season 3-point mark. The transfer from Iowa State canned 86 shots from behind the arc. … It looked like UCD would advance after Beyer's lay-in with 5.2 seconds remaining gave the locals a 68-66 lead on Wednesday night. But the Anteaters found a lane and tied things before eliminating the Aggies.
— Reach Bruce Gallaudet at [email protected] or 530-320-4456.


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Took a really nice, fully-loaded tour from just outside Port Jervis, NY to my home in Philly. Spent the first night along side the river in Worthington State Forest (NJ), where I had to store food in a bear box. Did a day ride past there last year and we just missed seeing a bear cross the road. Second day I crossed the pedestrian walkway along I-80 and rode down the PA side of the Delaware River and crossed back into NJ at Belvidere. Continued down the NJ side to Milford, where I again crossed back into PA to reach a campground. Back into NJ at Frenchtown, down the trail, back into PA at New Hope and then home.
I had started out taking lots of photos to share, but after taking a shot from the bridge leading to Belvidere, the camera slipped from my cold, sweaty hand, hit the walkway railing and now sleeps with the fishes at the bottom of the Delaware.
Anyway...It's a pretty and challenging route long stretches with little traffic. The first day was particularly hard. Bikely shows over 4,000' of climbing in 39 miles. I believe it. If you live in the area and want more details, send me a PM.