text:
2 Reviews
I enjoyed it. Smelled heavenly as it cooked. The other eater didn't care for it cause it was too vinegar-y. I love vinegar and didn't think it was too vinegar-y. I thought it was very herb-y. In order to make sure the herbs blended well, I used a large measuring cup to measure the vinegar, added the tomatoes to the cup, and then the herbs. I mixed it together in the cup and added that to the onions and chicken in the pan. Instead of garlic salt, I used garlic powder and salt since I didn't have garlic salt. I cooked the chicken over medium and they took a little longer than 15 minutes. This caused the sauce to reduce down which reminds me that the quality of the balsamic is very important.
Fantastic on pasta. I added an extra can of tomatoes to make it more saucey, but kept the amount of balsamic the same. If you like balsamic, you'll love this.


text:
NCI Dictionary of Cancer Terms
The NCI Dictionary of Cancer Terms features 7,899 terms related to cancer and medicine.
Browse the dictionary by selecting a letter of the alphabet or by entering a cancer-related word or phrase in the search box.
- mediastinoscopy
- listen (MEE-dee-uh-sty-NOS-koh-pee)
A procedure in which a mediastinoscope is used to examine the organs in the area between the lungs and nearby lymph nodes. A mediastinoscope is a thin, tube-like instrument with a light and a lens for viewing. It may also have a tool to remove tissue to be checked under a microscope for signs of disease. The mediastinoscope is inserted into the chest through an incision above the breastbone. This procedure is usually done to get a tissue sample from the lymph nodes on the right side of the chest.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Randall County residents will receive new voter registration cards in the mail in the next few days. The new cards are blue and will replace the orange cards.
Voter Registrar Sharon Hollingsworth said she expects 6,000 cards will be returned to her office because of address changes. New voter registration cards aren't forwarded.
Registered voters who have changed addresses should contact the Randall County Tax Offices at 806-468-5539 or 806-468-5654.
- Globe-News staff
Amarillo Globe-News © 2016. All Rights Reserved. Terms of Service | Privacy Policy / About Our Ads


text:
Our Story
A Vision For a New Local Church
In the 1990's, Grace Church of Alexandria's lead pastor, Jonathan Matías, served in the Washington D.C. Metro region at a Christian public policy organization. He perceived the need for gospel-preaching churches in the neighborhoods inside the D.C. beltway. As a result, Jonathan and friends Garrett Lee and Shayne McAllister prayed about forming a church planting team.
Forming a Church Planting Team
Heritage Bible Church in Greer, South Carolina, offered to sponsor this group of friends in forming a new church in the City of Alexandria. Heritage has pursued a vision of establishing gospel-centered local churches in urban areas throughout the country, planting ten new churches. By the fall of 2007, the Matías, the Lees, and others (a total of 15) relocated to the West End of Alexandria and began meeting as a church family.
Starting Out
In November 2007, Grace Church of Alexandria first met for worship in a home in the District of Columbia. Then, as the church outgrew this home, the believers at Capitol Hill Baptist Church graciously provided their church building for Grace Church to meet at.
A Church For the City of Alexandria, Virginia
In the summer of 2008, God provided a wonderful facility in the West End of Alexandria, where we meet today, the Samuel W. Tucker Elementary School in the Cameron Station community. Our church family invites you to worship with us so that you might see and savor God with us.
We're Part of a Bigger Story, God's Story
If you're new to or unfamiliar with Christianity, we are delighted to share with you the gospel, the good news that centers on Jesus Christ. Our church is made up of people from all walks of life who have come to treasure and worship Christ, God himself who died for us on the cross. Our church's story is part of a bigger story that God is writing. To learn more about the gospel, click "The Story" icon below.


text:
IF THIS IS TRUE - shame on the frontoffice and the 49ers org if this is the only reason they want Alex to succeed.
This is simply disgusting and disrespectful of the 49er fan base and the game of football. Utterly disappointed. I just hope it's a rumor and nothing more.
God help this team!!!


text: 000 NOUS43 KMQT 202229 PNSMQT Climate report...Final National Weather Service Marquette MI 630 PM EDT Fri May 20 2016 ................................... ...The Marquette MI Climate Summary for the Month of April 2016... Climate normal period 1981 to 2010 Climate record period 1961 to 2016 Weather observed normal depart last year`s Value date(s) value from value date(s) Normal ................................................................ Temperature (f) Record High 92 04/22/1980 Low -9 04/06/2003 Highest 78 04/17 46 32 68 04/16 04/12 Lowest -7 04/05 27 -34 11 04/04 Avg. Maximum 43.5 47.8 -4.3 47.0 Avg. Minimum 24.2 28.0 -3.8 28.4 Mean 33.9 37.9 -4.0 37.7 Days max >= 90 0 0.0 0.0 0 Days max <= 32 8 2.6 5.4 2 Days min <= 32 26 21.1 4.9 24 Days min <= 0 1 0.1 0.9 0 Precipitation (inches) Record Maximum 6.56 1985 Minimum 0.90 1998 Totals 3.83 3.01 0.82 2.50 Daily avg. 0.13 0.10 0.03 0.08 Days >= .01 17 12.2 4.8 9 Days >= .10 8 6.9 1.1 5 Days >= .50 2 1.7 0.3 1 Days >= 1.00 1 0.6 0.4 1 Greatest 24 hr. Total 1.07 04/06 to 04/07 Snowfall (inches) Records Total 55.2 2007 Totals 40.9 14.5 26.4 13.1 Since 7/1 159.8 201.8 -42.0 178.4 Snowdepth avg. 7 11 -4 5 Days >= 1.0 10 3.3 6.7 2 Greatest Snow depth 20 04/10 17 04/01 04/09 24 hr total 9.9 04/05 to 04/06 Degree_days Heating total 927 815 112 813 Since 7/1 7790 8702 -912 9373 Cooling total 0 1 -1 0 Since 1/1 0 1 -1 0 ................................................................. Wind (mph) Average wind speed mm Highest wind speed/direction mm date mm Highest gust speed/direction 38/315 date 04/01 Sky cover Possible sunshine (percent) mm Average sky cover mm Number of days fair mm Number of days pc mm Number of days cloudy mm Average rh (percent) mm Weather conditions. Number of days with Thunderstorm 0 mixed precip 0 Heavy rain 0 rain 1 Light rain 6 freezing rain 0 Lt freezing rain 3 hail 0 Heavy snow 1 snow 4 Light snow 15 sleet 1 Fog 4 fog w/vis <= 1/4 mile 3 Haze 0 - indicates negative numbers. R indicates record was set or tied. Mm indicates data is missing. T indicates trace amount. && ...April 2016 Monthly Climate Summary for Upper Michigan... /this discussion does not include Chippewa and Mackinac Counties/ ...Very Cool... ...Eighth coolest April at Manistique... ...Tenth coolest April at the Marquette NWS... ...Well Above Normal Snowfall... ...Second highest April Snowfall at Manistique... ...Third highest April Snowfall at the Marquette NWS... ...Third highest April Snowfall at Newberry... ...Sixth highest April Snowfall at Ironwood... ...Above Normal Precipitation... April Climate Statistics for the Marquette NWS in Negaunee Township Normal Departure Average temperature 33.9 37.9 minus 4.0 Average high temperature 43.5 47.8 minus 4.3 Average low temperature 24.2 28.0 minus 3.8 Heating degree days 927 815 plus 112 Cooling degree days 0 1 minus 1 Total Precipitation 3.83 3.01 plus 0.82 Total Snowfall 40.9 14.5 plus 26.4 Highest temperature: 78 on 4/17 Lowest temperature: -7 on 4/5 Greatest calendar day precipitation: 1.05 on 4/25 Greatest 24 hour precipitation: 1.07 on 4/6-4/7 Greatest calendar day snowfall: 8.9 on 4/6 Greatest 24 hour snowfall 9.9 on 4/5-4/6 Greatest snow depth 20 on 4/9 and 4/10 Peak wind speed: 38 mph from the northwest on 4/1 Daily record snowfall on 4/2...7.7 /old record 6.3...1990/ Daily record low maximum temperature on 4/2...21 /23...1971/ Daily record snowfall on 4/3...7.2 /7.0...1973/ Daily record low minimum temperature on 4/3...1 /4...1962&64/ Daily record low maximum temperature on 4/3...21 /22...1971/ Daily record low minimum temperature on 4/5...-7 /-2...1972/ Daily record snowfall on 4/6...8.9 /6.7...2007/ Daily record high maximum temperature on 4/17...78 /73...2002&09/ Daily record precipitation on 4/25...1.05 /0.74...1996/ Third highest April snowfall...40.9 /record 55.2...2007/ Tenth lowest April mean temperature...33.9 /record 31.0...1972/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- Great Lakes Water Levels (feet/meters above mean sea level) Lake Superior Lake Michigan-Huron 4/01/16 daily mean 601.97/183.48 579.78/176.72 4/30/16 daily mean 602.05/183.51 580.06/176.80 Avg Mar 2016 daily mean 601.91/183.46 579.42/176.61 Avg Apr 2015 daily mean 601.84/183.44 579.15/176.53 Long term Apr daily mean 601.21/183.25 578.67/176.38 Maximum Apr daily mean 602.62/183.68 581.46/177.23 (1986) (1986) Minimum Apr daily mean 599.48/182.72 576.15/175.61 (1926) (1964) ...Great Lakes water levels rise and remain well above normal in April... Great lakes water levels continued to rise during April due to runoff from snow melt and recent above normal Precipitation. At the end of April...water levels on Lake Superior were about 10 inches above normal and 2 to 3 inches above the level observed in April 2015. The level on Lakes Michigan and Huron was 16 to 17 inches above Average on 4/30 and almost 11 inches higher than in April 2015. Obtain great lakes water level data as reported by the U.S. Army Corps of engineers at http://www.lre.usace.army.mil/Missions/GreatLakesInformation/ GreatLakesWaterLevels/CurrentConditions.aspx. --------------------------------------------------------------------- April Climate Highlights Highest reported temperature...83 at Randville in Dickinson County County on 4/17 Lowest reported temperature...-12 at Clarksburg/Champion in Marquette County on 4/5 Highest Average temperature...38.8 degrees at Iron Mountain Lowest Average temperature...32.9 degrees at Herman in Baraga County and Clarksburg/Champion Highest monthly Precipitation...4.10 inches at Ironwood Lowest monthly Precipitation...2.19 inches at Jacobsville in Houghton County Highest monthly Snowfall...30.7 inches at Ironwood Lowest monthly Snowfall...8.3 inches at Baraga Greatest snow depth...33 inches at Painesdale in Houghton County on 4/12 Upper Michigan was dominated by a chilly northwest flow of Canadian air under a deep upper trough over Central and Eastern North America through most of the first two weeks of April, resulting in weather more typical of late winter than early spring. At least one location in Upper Michigan saw the thermometer drop below zero on 4/3, 4/5 and 4/9. On a number of days, maximum temperatures held in the 20s at many places and mean daily temperatures ran as much as 10 to 20 degrees below normal. Although there was a dramatic change to a warmer weather pattern featuring an upper ridge over the east half of North America around mid-month, the trough and colder weather returned the last week of April. So despite a very warm week at mid- month that featured some record high maximum temperatures under the ridge, including some 80-degree maximums on 4/16 and 4/17, mean monthly temperatures that ended up between about 33 and 39 degrees Averaged 2 to 4 degrees below normal. April 2016 is now among the top teen coolest Aprils at some locations in Upper Michigan. April ended up only about 4 to 7 degrees warmer than March even though the mean April temperature is 13 to 15 degrees higher than the March Average. When the deep upper trough dominated the first two weeks of the month, several low pressure systems impacted Upper Michigan, resulting in frequent Precipitation episodes. Although drier weather prevailed when the upper ridge built over the area in mid-April, another moisture-laden low pressure system impacted the Upper Great Lakes on 4/24 into 4/25, bringing a round of heavy rain. So, April precipitation ran above normal everywhere to well above normal at some locations. As much as 4.10 inches fell at Ironwood, a little over 150 percent of the April average. The precipitation that occurred the first two weeks of April fell during the period of unseasonably cold weather, so the bulk of this fell in the form of snow. Although there was little if any snow after mid-April, monthly totals ended up well above normal almost everywhere and were among the top five highest on record for any April at some spots. The 40.9 inches that accumulated at the Marquette NWS is the third highest April total on record for that location and almost three times the April Average. --------------------------------------------------------------------- ...September through April Climate Stats for Upper Michigan... ...Top Five Warmest and Below Normal Snowfall at Most Places... ...Above Normal Precipitation at Most Places... Average Temperature Observed Normal Departure Record Rank Houghton 35.3 30.6 +4.7 35.9 /2011-12/ 2nd Warmest Iron Mountain 36.1 31.7 +4.4 36.7 /2011-12/ 2nd Warmest Marquette NWS 33.6 29.7 +3.9 35.0 /2011-12/ 2nd Warmest Newberry 36.3 32.5 +3.8 37.7 /2011-12/ 2nd Warmest Manistique 36.1 33.5 +2.6 36.6 /2011-12/ 2nd Warmest Munising 36.0 32.9 +3.1 36.7 /2011-12/ 3rd Warmest Ironwood 33.8 29.5 +4.3 35.0 /2011-12/ 5th Warmest Marquette City 37.3 34.2 +3.1 40.1 /1877-78/ 6th Warmest Precipitation /or Previous/ Observed Normal Departure Record Rank Ironwood 30.49 20.67 +9.82 28.27 /1926-27/ Record Highest Manistique 24.04 17.73 +6.31 26.25 /1978-79/ 3rd Highest Iron Mountain 19.84 16.49 +3.35 22.90 /1995-96/ 10th Highest Munising 27.55 25.36 +2.19 34.89 /1978-79/ 13th Highest Newberry 24.90 22.29 +2.61 37.37 /2001-02/ 16th Highest Houghton 22.63 17.81 +4.82 35.33 /1985-86/ **** Marquette City 19.60 18.47 +1.13 30.89 /1881-82/ **** Marquette NWS 23.35 23.90 -0.55 14.31 /1963-64/ **** Snowfall Observed Normal Departure Record Rank Manistique 56.2 73.0 -16.8 24.8 /1901-02/ 12th Lowest Iron Mountain 44.2 57.7 -13.5 20.2 /1904-05/ 15th Lowest Marquette NWS 159.8 201.8 -42.0 68.2 /1962-63/ 20th Lowest Marquette City 82.3 116.6 -34.3 51.9 /2011-12/ 20th Lowest Houghton 198.8 206.7 -7.9 81.3 /1930-31/ **** Munising 153.4 161.0 -7.6 48.0 /1911-12/ **** Ironwood 186.9 186.3 +0.6 298.1 /2000-01/ **** Newberry 146.2 133.1 +13.1 200.4 /2000-01/ **** **** Rank not in Top 25 --------------------------------------------------------------------- Some other temperature and precipitation observations across Upper Michigan in April 2016 include: Ironwood...Average Temperature 37.4 /1.9 degrees below normal/ Precipitation 4.10 inches /1.46 inches above normal/ Snowfall 30.7 inches /19.3 inches above normal/ Watersmeet (Gogebic County)...Precipitation 3.04 inches Snowfall 11.3 inches Ontonagon...Snowfall 11.5 inches Greenland (Ontonagon County)...Average Temperature 37.8 degrees Precipitation 2.76 inches Snowfall 15.1 inches Houghton County...Average Temperature 35.9 /2.1 degrees below normal/ Airport Precipitation 2.20 inches /0.36 inch above normal/ Snowfall 15.1 inches /7.3 inches above normal/ Atlantic Mine (Houghton County)...Precipitation 2.94 inches Snowfall 24.0 inches Painesdale (Houghton County)...Snowfall 29.7 inches Copper harbor...Average Temperature 35.7 degrees Jacobsville (Houghton County)...Average Temperature 33.5 degrees Precipitation 2.19 inches Snowfall 14.0 inches Baraga...Precipitation 2.47 inches Snowfall 8.3 inches Herman (Baraga County)...Average Temperature 32.9 degrees Precipitation 3.28 inches Snowfall 26.9 inches Clarksburg (Marquette County)...Average Temperature 32.9 degrees Precipitation 2.67 inches Snowfall 27.1 inches Big Bay (Marquette County)...Average Temperature 35.3 degrees Precipitation 3.30 inches Snowfall 18.4 inches Marquette City...Average Temperature 36.0 /4.1 degrees below normal/ Precipitation 2.77 inches /0.32 inch above normal/ Snowfall 16.5 inches /9.0 inches above normal/ Chatham (Alger County)...Average Temperature 35.0 degrees Precipitation 3.21 inches Snowfall 17.3 inches Munising...Average Temperature 35.2 /3.8 degrees below normal/ Precipitation 2.96 inches /0.76 inch above normal/ Snowfall 13.5 inches /5.9 inches above normal/ Newberry...Average Temperature 35.7 /4.2 degrees below normal/ Precipitation 3.41 inches /1.19 inches above normal/ Snowfall 22.4 inches /15.3 inches above normal/ Stambaugh (Iron County)...Average Temperature 35.0 degrees Precipitation 3.23 inches Snowfall 10.4 inches Amasa (Iron County)...Average Temperature 36.6 degrees Precipitation 3.06 inches Snowfall 13.8 inches Ford Airport...Average Temperature 37.9 degrees near Iron Mountain Iron Mountain...Average Temperature 38.8 /2.7 degrees below normal/ Precipitation 2.64 inches /0.28 inch above normal/ Snowfall 12.5 inches /7.9 inches above normal/ Norway (Dickinson County)...Average Temperature 38.5 degrees Precipitation 3.39 inches Snowfall 14.9 inches Menominee...Precipitation 3.40 inches Escanaba...Snowfall 9.7 inches Gladstone (Delta County)...Precipitation 3.46 inches Snowfall 22.3 inches Garden Corners (Delta County)...Average Temperature 36.3 degrees Precipitation 2.96 inches Snowfall 16.2 inches Cooks (Schoolcraft County)...Precipitation 3.06 inches Snowfall 16.7 inches Manistique...Average Temperature 34.8 /4.0 degrees below normal/ Precipitation 3.11 inches /0.72 inch above normal/ Snowfall 14.0 inches /11.4 inches above normal/ April Weather Summary Northwest winds gusting to 30 to 40 mph following a low pressure trough passage that drew enough cold air into the Upper Lakes to cause some lake effect snow showers on 4/1 was no April Fools Day joke. By the time the snow showers diminished early on 4/2, Atlantic Mine and Painesdale in Houghton County reported 6.5 inches of snow. A location near Grand Marais in Alger County also picked up 5 inches of the white stuff. Mean daily temperatures on 4/1 Averaged 5 to 10 degrees below normal. A pair of Alberta Clipper-type low pressure systems sliding southeast through the Upper Midwest on 4/2 and 4/3 brought periods of moderate to locally heavy snow to portions of Upper Michigan on both those days. On 4/2, there was a widespread 2 to 6 inches of the white stuff across mainly the north half, with as much as 8 inches over the higher terrain of the north central near Negaunee in Marquette County. Most places over the south central picked up an inch or less. There were some record low maximum temperatures in the 20s on 4/2, including a 19-degree reading at Herman in Baraga County. Gusty north winds to 35 mph added to this chill and also caused some blowing and drifting snow. A trailing high pressure ridge passing through the area caused clearing skies and diminishing winds, which allowed the mercury to dip as low as 1 below zero at Clarksburg/Champion early on 4/3. The day on 4/2 ended up about 15 degrees colder than normal. This period of dry weather was a brief one as the second clipper low pressure system quickly moved in on 4/3. The heaviest snow on 4/3 fell along an axis from the Keweenaw to Escanaba and Manistique, where as much as 6 to 8 inches accumulated. Most places picked up at least 2 inches of snow during this event except over the far west, which missed out on the heaviest Precipitation. Some places saw some record low maximum temperatures in the 20s again on 4/3. The feed of unseasonably cold air continued on 4/4 after the clipper tracked to the east and caused some light lake effect snow showers. The mercury Averaged about 20 degrees below normal on 4/3 and 4/4. There was a brief period of dry weather from late on 4/4 through 4/5 associated with a passing high pressure ridge. The mercury dipped below zero at a number of the interior cold spots early on 4/5 and all the way to the monthly minimum of -12 at Clarksburg/Champion in Marquette County. Thanks to this cold start, temperatures on 4/5 ran 15 to 20 degrees below Average. Then a low pressure system moving through the Central Great Lakes brought a widespread moderate to heavy snow to Upper Michigan that was mixed with rain over the South Central on 4/6. Most locations picked up 4 to 10 inches of wet snow and 0.50 to 1.00 inches of water equivalent Precipitation. The Marquette NWS Office near Negaunee in Marquette County led reporting stations with 12.2 inches of snow and 1.20 inches of liquid equivalent. Some other notable reports during the 4/6 event include 12.0 inches of snow at Clarksburg/Champion and 1.06 inches of Precipitation at Garden Corners in Delta County. The thermometer Averaged about 5 degrees below normal on 4/6. After a mainly dry day on 4/7, another quick-moving Alberta Clipper low pressure system brought more snow to mainly far western Upper Michigan on 4/8 that was followed by a period of lake effect snow that continued into 4/9 across the north wind snow belts near Lake Superior. Ironwood reported a total of 16.0 inches of snow during this early spring winter weather event. Some locations in Marquette County picked up 6 inches or more of snow, including a total of 12 inches at Harvey. However, the heavier snow was localized as most other places away from the far west and north central saw no more than 2 to 3 inches of the white stuff on 4/8 into 4/9. Since skies cleared earlier over western Upper Michigan on 4/9, the thermometer read as low as -5 at Stambaugh in Iron County at sunrise. Mean daily temperatures on 4/7 through 4/9 Averaged 10 to 15 degrees below normal. South winds gusting as high as 30 to 35 mph on the southern flank of low pressure tracking through Ontario on 4/10 drew moister air into eastern Upper Michigan, where as much as 4 to 5 inches of snow fell at some places around Newberry. Once the low shifted to the east on 4/11, much colder air followed into the Upper Lakes on the heels of northwest winds gusting as high 35 to 45 mph. The influx of cold air resulted in lake effect snow showers that dropped as much as 4 to 7 inches of snow at some places over the higher terrain of the northwest half of Upper Michigan on 4/11 into 4/12. The days on 4/10 through 4/12 were 5 to 10 degrees colder than normal. The final episode of significant winter weather in April occurred from the late evening on 4/12 into the morning on 4/13. A quick moving Alberta Clipper low pressure system moving through the Upper Midwest caused 1 to 3 inches of snow to accumulate near the Wisconsin border. The return of some sunshine by the afternoon on 4/13 allowed the mean daily temperature to moderate to about 5 degrees below Average. After that Precipitation diminished, the building upper ridge in central North America brought a change to a warmer and drier weather pattern that featured clear to partly cloudy skies on 4/14 through 4/17. The mean daily temperature rose from 5 to 10 degrees above normal on 4/14 to about 15 degrees above Average on 4/15 and to as much as 20 to 25 degrees above normal on 4/16 and 4/17, when some places away from the moderating influence of the Great Lakes saw the mercury top out over 80, establishing new record high maximums at many spots. Deep snow at many locations to start the day on 4/14 for the most part had completely melted away on 4/17. Although the passage of a dry cold front on 4/18 brought a return of cooler air, the days on 4/18 through 4/21 still featured relatively mild weather with mean daily temperatures ranging from 5 to 10 degrees above normal. The passage of a strong cold front on 4/21 signaled another big change to the North American weather pattern that would feature an upper trough over eastern Canada and the northeast states through the end of April. Despite the strength of this front, no more than 0.10 inch of rain accompanied its passage. Some snow and freezing drizzle also mixed with the light rain showers during the night on 4/21-4/22, but there was little if any snow accumulation. Maximum temperatures behind the front rose no higher than 37 at Munising on 4/22, when mean daily temperatures Averaged up to 10 degrees below normal. Canadian high pressure building into Ontario then brought some uneventful but chilly weather from the afternoon on 4/22 through 4/23, when the mercury Averaged 5 degrees below normal. Clouds began to increase on 4/23 ahead of a developing low pressure system in the northern Plains. Although there were a few light showers on 4/24, a steady rain overspread Upper Michigan during the night on 4/24-4/25 as the low tracked toward the western Great Lakes. Rain, along with a few thunderstorms and some patchy fog, then continued through the day on 4/25 as the low drifted into Wisconsin. By the time the Precipitation diminished to some light rain and snow showers during the night on 4/25-4/26 as the low exited through Lower Michigan, many places had picked up an inch or more of rain. Ironwood saw the most Precipitation with 2.02 inches. Some places over the higher terrain of the north central even picked up a coating of snow during the night. Due to high temperatures that failed to get out of the 30s at some places on 4/24 and 4/25, mean daily temperatures Averaged 5 to 10 degrees below normal on those days. The period from 4/26 through 4/30 was a dry but relatively cool one dominated by a northeast flow on the southern flank of high pressure near Hudson Bay. Except for some mainly high clouds on the northern fringes of a low pressure system moving near the Lower Great Lakes, skies tended to be mostly clear. Mean daily temperatures averaged from near normal to as much as 5 to 10 degrees below normal. June Forecast The Climate Prediction center (CPC) is forecasting a greater than climatological chance of an above normal monthly mean temperature and below normal monthly precipitation over all of Upper Michigan in June 2016. June climatology Average temperatures continue to rise during June as daily possible sunshine peaks at 950 minutes around the summer solstice, which occurs this year at 6:34 AM EDT on 6/20. At the Marquette NWS, the average temperature of 56 on 6/1 increases to 64 by 6/30. The June average temperature at most places over Upper Michigan is about nine degrees higher than in May. An increase in convective activity from May to June also pushes average monthly precipitation up at most locations. Slow moving thunderstorms can drop torrential rain, and 12.26 inches of rain deluged the Marquette NWS in June 1968. The highest record daily rainfall amount at all stations in June exceeds two inches. Even though average temperatures through the month show a steady warming trend, frost remains a threat even late in June. The latest occurrence of freezing temperatures at the Marquette NWS is 6/22, and as late as 6/26 at Newberry. Sheltered cold spots in the interior can have frost through 6/30. Although accumulating snow is rare, it can occur early in the month. On 6/2/98, higher terrain Areas in north central upper michigan recorded a slushy inch of Snow. The coolest June in recent memory was in 2004, when temperatures averaged 2 to 4 degrees below normal. But June 1982 saw even lower temperatures...about six or seven degrees below normal. In fact, June 1982 is the coolest sixth month on record at Munising (monthly average temperature 52.9), Ironwood (54.4), Marquette City (54.4) and Ontonagon (56.2). June 1982 landed in the list of top ten coolest at most locations. Although early spring chill can occur in June, blistering summer hot spells are also possible. Record high temperatures at all reporting stations are between 94 and 100. At almost every location, June 2005 is among the top ten warmest on record. A sweltering heat wave with daytime highs in the 90s away from the cooling influence of the Great Lakes during part of the fourth week of that month pushed average monthly temperatures 3 to 6 degrees Above normal. At Ontonagon (67.9) and Manistique (64.0), June 2005 Is the warmest on record. June 1995 was also very warm, with mean temperatures averaging as much as 6 to 7 degrees above normal. In fact, that June is the warmest on record at the Marquette NWS (66.3), the Houghton County Airport (66.1), and Munising (65.1). Only at Ironwood did June 1995 not end up in the top ten warmest. A torrid heatwave around mid month pushed the mercury up to the century mark at Iron Mountain on 6/19/95. The 78.6-degree average temperature at Iron Mountain between 6/18 and 6/25 in 1995 puts that eight-day stretch in the record book as the warmest week in June ever observed there. The high temperature exceeded 90 on seven of those eight days. Outlook for Summer Into Early Fall The CPC is forecasting a greater than climatological chance of an above normal 3-month average temperature but equal changes of above and below normal 3-month precipitation over all of Upper Michigan in July through September 2016. Go to http://www.weather.gov/climate/l3mto.php to access detailed local three-month average temperature outlooks for a number of sites in Upper Michigan. Check out http://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov for more information about the climate prediction center and more long range predictions. Note that statistics for the National Weather Service Office in Negaunee Township are based on records which began in October 1961. Thirty year normals used are for the period of 1981 through 2010. Note all temperatures are in fahrenheit and precipitation is in inches. All climate data listed in this product are unofficial. For official data...please refer to the National Climatic Data Center. Also note this discussion does not include data from Chippewa and Mackinac Counties. NWS Marquette web page is at http://www.weather.gov/mqt (all lower case). Contact the National Climatic Data Center at (828) 271-4800 or www.ncdc.noaa.gov. $$ KC


text:
.......and I like this one too, Andy - eye-catching. The thought crossed my mind that you might have been playing around in Photoshop here - juxtaposing a scene from Earth with the moon's surface! And I like the rich colour. Which reminds me - hope you don't think I was lecturing you on SATURATOR (sounds like some sort of sci-fi laser beam!). Who am I to do that?! I love vibrant colours, can't get enough of them. 'Saturation' not meant to be a dirty word It's just that sometimes, it occured to me - just a random thought, it's overdone (especially by me). Strange, but I always seem to be tempted into long (albeit enjoyable) philosphical discussions with you Andy. Never seem to be able to finish.......
TERMINATOR, Brian.
No no no! It was me being stupid! I agree entirely with you. I love vibrant colours, but only where appropriate. Which is what you were saying, I think. (inho!). Anyway, I don't use photoshop - only the simpler (and free) Picasa 3. But many thanks for your comments on this and all the other topics - much enjoyed by yours truly! And also thanks for the 'like' on this pic.
Best, Andy.
je me vois allongé sur ce roc majestueux, un verre de rioja presque frais.
joki cliché
Ha Ha Ha! Or a glass of cool St Peray! Thank you M A for the comment and the like! best wishes, Andy
Photo taken in Valdemanco, 28729, Madrid, Spain


text:
Tickets on sale soon
Tickets are $40.00 until Nov 20th
$50.00 Day of show (if available)
Designated Driver tickets $10.00 at door only
Please make sure you print your tickets after paying for them.
Afternoon session Noon - 4:00
All tickets have a unique bar code. Do not let anyone copy your tickets!
Please make sure you print your ticket after ordering.
If you are going to use your smart phone for tickets:
Please have the little box barcode (QR) open and ready for scaning
when you get near the door.
Being green should not hold up the line.
No person under the age of 21 will be admitted.
No children. No exceptions.
Designated drivers must present a valid drivers license.
Designated driver identification bands will be available at the door on the day of the event.
All ticket holders must present ID with ticket to be admitted. You must be 21 to enjoy the samples.
We reserve the right to inspect any bags or persons at our discretion.
We reserve the right to refuse entry or remove anyone from the event that any staff member feels is too intoxicated or is behaving inappropriately.
All tickets will have a unique barcode. Any copies or forgeries will not be honored. One entry per barcode, so keep your ticket safe!


text:
Health & Safety Companies in Marshall Islands
Category: Health & Safety ×
Employees number: 1-10 ×
Industry: University / Academia / Research ×
Location: Australasia ×
Location: Marshall Islands ×
based in JUVISY SUR ORGE, FRANCE
We are a French instrumentation company, expert in identifying and analyzing chemical compounds in very low or trace concentrations. We have been present in the analysis industry since 2005, designing and manufacturing two key products: BTrap and TDflash. Those devices enable a very precise analysis of chemical compounds for many applications: car exhaust emissions, ...
Pulsar Instruments plc
based in Filey, UNITED KINGDOM
Pulsar Instruments Plc have over 45 years of experience in the noise measurement sector. The company designs, manufactures and markets from their head office in the UK compliant, common sense, practical solutions for industrial, occupational and other noise measurement applications in the work environment via a global distribution network. From the beginning, Pulsar have ...
International Ozone Association (IOA) & International Ultraviolet Association (IUVA)
based in Las Vegas, NEVADA (USA)
The IOA was formed in 1973 to serve as the focal point for technology transfer and developments on ozone-related issues. For this purpose, IOA has served as the central , worldwide gathering and disseminating point on ozone information, bringing together scientists, engineers, systems designers, technologists, equipment manufacturers, and end users to share their ...
Luzchem Research Inc.
based in Ottawa, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Luzchem Research manufactures specialized instrumentation for the study of the interaction of light with materials, including photostability chambers, xenon illuminators, solar simulators, spectroradiometers, laser flash photolysis equipment, thin film analyzers and spectroscopy supplies.
Galgo (UK) Limited
based in Berkhamsted, UNITED KINGDOM
Galgo (UK) Limited are the official UK and Ireland distributor CHEMetrics Portable Water Analysis Testing Kits. Patented self-filling reagent ampoules for colourimetric water analysis. These extraordinary, snap-and-read test kits may have a lower cost per test than the labour intensive versions you may be currently using. Measure your water samples by visual colour ...
Safe Training Systems Ltd
based in Wokingham, UNITED KINGDOM
STS is an English company, now in our 25th year of trading! We are a small (but we consider perfectly formed) company who have a diverse range of scientific and engineering skills which we utilise in the design, manufacture and sale of a range of scientific instruments. Our first range of instruments were Simulation products for training workers in the Nuclear, Homeland ...
Euro-Gas Management Services Ltd
based in Devon, UNITED KINGDOM
We`ve been providing solutions to the problems of industrial safety and environmental pollution for 25 years. Our team have over 50 years of experience in gas detection. We take safety very seriously. With our technical expertise and knowledge of worldwide industrial markets, Euro-Gas meets the essential needs relating to the safety of personnel and pollution control. We ...
Spill Doctor (SA)
based in Cape Town, SOUTH AFRICA
The Jesbra Group, now trading as Spill Doctor in Africa, represents some of the worlds industry leading providers of environmental, safety and health products. With over a decade of international experience and 25 years operating in Africa, Spill Doctor has consolidated a range of internationaly recognised products that both our regional and international clients regard ...
Riebdon Group
based in Marco Island, FLORIDA (USA)
Headquartered in Florida, Riebdon Group is a global provider in Quality Environmental Health and Safety Consulting, Engineering and Project/ Program management delivering high quality services to help clients meet the growing challenges of quality, safety, environmental protection and social responsibility. As a trusted partner, Riebdon Group offers innovative solutions ...
Enviroware s.r.l.
based in Concorezzo, ITALY
Founded in 1997, Enviroware provides advanced consulting services in atmospheric impact assessment, industrial risk evaluation, development of modelling tools and development of environmental software. The expertise of Enviroware guarantees to the Clients the achievement of their objectives, with complete satisfaction. The company can develop modelling tools specifically ...
Need help finding the right suppliers?
Let the XPRTs do the work for you


text:
May 25, 2016
It's cleanup day for the 24th Annual Indian Summer Festival, and for the fourth year in a row, poor weather scared some people away.
The rain stopped for country headliner Gretchen Wilson to take the stage during the last night of the festival. Despite the constant rain on Sunday afternoon, the crowd still packed the audience.
The threat of wet weather for the first two days did keep the numbers low and could again affect the festival's future.
Bob Warren, the executive director of the TDC, says you can control a lot of factors, but not the weather.
"We have scheduled to have rain insurance for a period of four to eight yesterday. We had a little over a one-fourth of an inch of rain and our rain insurance was set for a one-eight of an inch of rain, so we should be in pretty good shape on that."
The TDC staff will present detailed information about the festival to the board of directors at the next meeting.
Click Here to access the online Public Inspection File
Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station's FCC Public Inspection File by contacting the station with the information listed below. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the FCC's online public file system should be directed to the FCC at 888-225-5322, 888-835-5322 (TTY), or email@example.com.


text:
In the course of this essay I'm going to argue three things: one, that popularizing the work of academic cultural criticism is something we absolutely must do, something that we cannot not want; two, that there isn't a chance in the world that academic criticism will ever be popular; and three, that the kind of criticism known as critical theory already is popular. In other words, one of the primary things I want to address here is the question of what we mean by 'popular' and 'popularization'. Let me dispense with my second argument first. Academic work will never be truly popular, in the American sense, until it gets televised. Nationally televised. We're talking about a syndicated, sponsored public-airwaves program. And because academics tend to ramble and make nuanced arguments, we'd also have to be talking about mediaworthiness - punditry, sound bites, talking heads, movie stars, swimming pools. My own nightmare version of this scenario would be critical theory as performed by the McLaughlin Group. First, McLaughlin barks: 'Item one: The Performance of Gender Is Simultaneously Its Subversion. Eleanor!' Eleanor Clift gets four seconds. 'Wrong! Mort!'
But that's another subject entirely, and I'm not going to talk about it here. Besides, when it comes to competing with television, we're all too familiar with how marginal we are. Evan Watkins has recently argued with admirable and depressing clarity that academic work is constructed not only so as to make a virtue of that marginalization, but so as to make it a source of our continual frustration as well. Watkins's argument, especially where it discusses the relation between American colleges and secondary education, is specific to English departments, but his account of the 'circulation of value' holds for related fields as well. Those of us in the human sciences tell ourselves that we have a 'general and universal' function in circulating cultural values, but we're notably unable to circulate the content of the work we do throughout the culture at large. Comparing


text:
Filed under: Travel by Ben.H
EmailNot published
Awesome beyond the powers of language to express.
It wasn't hard rubbish day in my street when they came past, but there is still a pile of crap in the front yard regardless.
aw poor scamp grew up in a tip.
« Bus Simulator 2.0
Google vs Death »
Copyright © Boring Like A Drill 2004-2016. A Cooky La Moo production.


text:
ioptron cube as airline travel mount
Posted 26 March 2009 - 06:15 PM
With the supplied tripod, about 8 pounds, max. With a more robust tripod, maybe 12 - 13 pounds. I'd set the upper limit at a C6 or similar.
Posted 26 March 2009 - 11:48 PM
I already have a Celestron Nexstar SLT mount with the C6 mounted on it. It works like a charm visually, I've cranked the scope up to more than 350X on the moon without any problems. Focusing is a bit giggly but not too bad, rest all is ok. Looking at Jeannette's photo's has me thinking a bit. I don't know if the SLT's tracking is as good as the I optron Pro. From all that I read the PRO mount should have more precise tracking. For exposures of 60 sec or so I think it should be fine....any thoughts?
P.S. Don't have a DSLR which cheap one would you recommend.
Posted 27 March 2009 - 12:07 AM
Thanks for the kind comments about the article guys.
The little Cube is great little grab and go unit. I've just taken posession of a Mini Tower, but there's no way I'd be able to sell the Cube.
Posted 27 March 2009 - 09:19 AM
I am a visual observer. My son, Stephen and I, have only dabbled in AP. From what we have so far learned, 60 seconds is where field rotation begins to show when in the A/A mode.
I don't have a DSLR either. A few of my friends do have them and they all have Canon models.
Jeanette: You are one impressive lady and your work is an inspiration. You and John Bozeman are really showing what can be done with only modest equipment. Keep up the good work!
Posted 27 March 2009 - 04:23 PM
Which is why I use the Gstar Ex. With only 2.56 sec exposures at max integration, you can't go wrong.
Posted 27 March 2009 - 06:33 PM
John Bozeman
Attached Files
Posted 27 March 2009 - 09:27 PM
It is difficult getting around the field rotation problem associated with alt az mounts.
Which is why I use the Gstar Ex. With only 2.56 sec exposures at max integration, you can't go wrong.
Should the 2.56 sec be 56 sec? or you meant 2 stack of 56 sec?
Posted 29 March 2009 - 07:10 AM
Minimum is 25 frames per second.
You get a quite bright live view on you monitor showing lots of detail. Beats looking through an eyepiece.
Posted 29 March 2009 - 10:13 AM
Posted 29 March 2009 - 10:23 AM
Posted 29 March 2009 - 01:13 PM
Attached Files
Posted 29 March 2009 - 11:38 PM
Yes, but I didn't use the scope only the mount. The 20d was mounted on to the cube using a dovetail bar. I used a 50mm lens for a nice wide FOV.
I saw in your article you pushed to 60 sec exposure using the Cube.
Posted 31 March 2009 - 11:12 AM
Posted 31 March 2009 - 03:58 PM
Posted 31 March 2009 - 04:13 PM
I just found from iOptron website that the hard case for Cube and CubePro is available at $89. The size 31"x15"x8" is perfect for air traveling, even for small airplane.
Just realize that the case will have to go as checked baggage and there will be a cost. The linear dimension of the case is 54 inches, far exceeding the airline carry-on luggage maximum of 45 linear inches.
Not sure I would want to put the mount in checked baggage thought...might be too rough for it.
Posted 11 August 2009 - 12:02 AM
With the supplied tripod, about 8 pounds, max. With a more robust tripod, maybe 12 - 13 pounds. I'd set the upper limit at a C6 or similar.
Is it really just the tripod that is the limiting factor? I was thinking of the cube pro for my 6" Mak but the ota alone is 12lbs add on a finder, an eyepiece or camera and 13-14lbs wouldn't be surprising so I had ruled out anything less than the mini-tower (which is out of my current budget).
I could sell the Mak and get a C6 which are quite inexpensive right now and a couple of lbs lighter, but all the advice I get is that it won't give as good an image as the Mak so I'd rather not.
I would have thought it was the bearings, gears etc. that limited the maximum load (at least as much as the tripod)... or is the head beefier than its rated capacity would suggest? If so that would be great!


text: I am running Windows 7 laptop with Office 2010. Everytime while using Outlook 2010 I use to get an error message saying 'Cannot open your default email folder. Errors have been detected (drive path)'. I don't know what could be the reason but tries installing Outlook Connector as well. Yet no help. Hoping to get some working solution here. Please help.


text:
Our Family History
Trader William Doak, (of Doaks Stand)1784 - 1832 (48 years)
Name William Doak [1] Title Trader Suffix (of Doaks Stand) Born 1784 Guilford Co, North Carolina Gender Male Other-Begin 5 Sep 1807 Guilford Co, North Carolina Doak, William
Transcript of will - Will Book A, Page 103, Guilford County, North Carolina
(copy handwritten will attached to William Doak)
Thanks to Robert Edward Oakley and Ralph Doak for the document.
Property 1812 Doaks Stand, Madison Co, Mississippi established
- Doaks Stand - About 1812 William Doak established his stand, or tavern, on the Natchez Trace which is five miles north of the Parkway at this point. The Treaty of Doaks Stand was signed there in 1820 because, "He conducted himself respectfully toward those who called at his house and made considerable improvement on the land." Doak was given sole right to purchase his land after it was opened for settlement. When the Robinson Road took traffic from the Natchez Trace, the stand was moved to the crossing of the Choctaw Boundary and the new road about 1/2 mile north of here.
Other-Begin 20 Oct 1820 Doaks, Madison Co, Mississippi
- The Treaty of Doak's Stand Oct 20, 1820
Doak's Stand [Mile Marker 108] - In 1820, Andrew Jackson met with leaders of the Choctaw Indians at Doak's Tavern, which had been established in 1812 by William Doak. After spending several days trying to convince the Indians to willingly give up their land and move west, Jackson finally threatened to issue an order that would force Indian resettlement. Faced with enforced resettlement, the Indians finally gave up 1/3 of their land, and, on October 20, 1820, signed the Treaty of Doak's Stand. Ten years later, the Choctaws were forced to relinquish the remaining land. [The actual location of Doak's Tavern was west of the present Trace, and is no longer in existance.]
Treaty of Doak's Stand
Historical Monument
Treaty of Doak's Stand
Near here on October 18, 1820, the Choctaw tribe, under pressure of expanding white settlement, ceded over 5,000,000 acres to the U.S. in Second Choctaw Cession. Andrew Jackson and Thomas Hinds represented U.S.
Mile Marker 108, Highway 16, few hundred feet west of Highway 17
Madison County, Mississippi
Died 6 Oct 1832 Doaks, Madison Co, Mississippi Other-Begin 24 Dec 2003 [2] parentage
- INFORMATION CHANGE {CAUTIONARY NOTE}: The Information linking William Doak to James Wilson Doak & Elizabeth Paisley as his parents is from the inf ormation cited above.* (genealogical chart of 11/3/1988, as provided by the Doak Descendants Search Committee in a gift from Kristen Straight to D r. Edmond Doak). This was not part of my original research. My original research strongly supported that William Doak of Doak's Stand was the son of William Doak and Ann Stuart. This also made him clearly the brother of Josiah, who took over his business with the Choctaw's following his death and later opened Doaksville as a community in the Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory. It is highly unlikely that the Choctaw's would have been so receptive to William's cousin (which Josiah would have been if William was the son of James Wilson Doak). Wiliam, however, was considered a kinsman by the Choctaw due to the wife or concubine he had taken, who was the daughter or niece of Mingo Apukshunnubbee. Therefore, his brother, although having just one wife who was white, would still be accepted. A cous in is doubtful. Recently Robert Oakley has STRONGLY sought to clarify this as well and I believe he is correct. With this in mind and with my having had time to look over the 1988 documents, I am convinced that my origin al information and Robert Oakley's is correct, so I am making corrections to reflect this in the database as of this date. JCT 12/24/03
from another researcher regarding the fact that William Paisley Doak was not the William Doak of Doak's Stand:
This is from an ancestry message board post:
Sarah(Sallie) Doak and William Paisley Doak (other families: Turner, Fannin, Fanning, Langley)
ruthy19 Posted: 4 Aug 2001 5:23PM
Classification: Query
Edited: 26 Jul 2005 5:56AM
Surnames: DOAK
I'm looking for info on Sarah (Sallie) Doak and her father William Paisley Doak. Sarah is the daughter of a Choctaw woman, (name unknown.) She died in 1880 in Grandbury, TX
Re: Sarah(Sallie) Doak and William Paisley Doak
Robert Edward Oakley Posted: 1 Jan 2005 4:56PM
Classification: Query
Edited: 26 Jul 2005 5:59AM
Surnames: DOAK, McMURRY, CARSON
I believe if you check carefully into documented records, you will find that William Paisley Doak died intestate and without issue, prior to ever taking possession of his share of his father's Revolutionary War grant in Rutherford County, Tennessee. His one-eighth (1/8) share was divided among his seven siblings, as was his share of other lands inherited from hs father in Wilson County, Tennessee. If my research is correct, and William Paisley Doak died intestate, and without issue, that also means he was NOT the William Doak who established Doak's Stand in what is now Madison County (and was originally in Yazoo County) in Mississippi around 1810-1812. I believe if you research the extant primary historical records regarding Doak's Stand, the Treaty of Doak's Stand, etc., etc., you will find references only to "William Doak" and "Wm. Doak," and NEVER a reference to a "Willam Paisley Doak" or a "William P. Doak." I presume you also know that Josiah Doak (also referred to as Jo Doak, and Josiah S. Doak), who was at Doak's Stand with William Doak, and who later was instrumental in the establishment of Doaksville in the Indian Territory in what is now Oklahoma, is commonly referred to--and assumed to have been--the brother of the William Doak at Doak's Stand. If that is the case--and I am convinced that it is--then that is further evidence that William Paisley Doak was not the owner/operator of Doak's Stand, since William Paisley Doak did not have a brother named Josiah. However, Josiah's parents, William and Anne Stuart(?) Doak DID have a son named William (but I've never seen a middle initial or name used for him). Finally, while there is much discussion about William Doak at Doak's Stand having a child named Sally (Sallie) by an Indian woman, I have never seen any documentary evidence supporting such a contention. The William Doak who operated Doak's Stand, and whose first wife Polly McMurry died in Madison County, Mississippi, about 1824, apparently remarried a woman named Sarah Carson. That William Doak died in 1833 in what was then Washington County, Mississippi. A few months later Tallahatchie County, Mississippi, was created, and the administration of William Doak's estate was transferred to that county, where his residence and real property physically were located. Nowhere in the estate proceedings is there ANY mention of a daughter named Sally (Sallie) or who may have been of Indian heritage--which of course doesn't prove that there was not one. But if there was a Sally (Sallie) Doak who had known Indian ancestry through her mother (an Indian princess, I believe the oral tradition suggests?), it is likely that you will have to trace the lineage BACKWARD through Sally (Sallie) to her mother if you are to find documentary evidence to prove your research. Hope this information is helpful.
- Note regarding marital status of Trader William Doak.
William Doak, born 1794 in Guilford County, North Carolina, married Mary Polly McMurray October 16, 1802 in Lincoln County, Tennessee (sic. they're marriage record is in Guildford Co, North Carolina). She passed away on October 26, 1824 after having eight children from this union. Polly was white and had no connection to the Choctaw Indians, nor did the Doak family whose ancestry was Scot.
Sometime between 1807 and 1810 when he started trading with the Choctaw's he took a Choctaw wife, thereby making him a kinsman of the Choctaw' s. This was a very common custom among traders during the period of all southeastern tribes, which is why there are so many English, Scot, Irish and French surnames among the Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek and Cherokee. To make the situation better, he needed to take the wife of a leader of the Choctaw. According to the research of the late Dr. Edmund King Doak (a descendant of William & Polly) he took a wife who was the daughter of Mingo Apukshunnubbee. Mingo or Mikko in Choctaw is translated King, so Apukshunnubbee was one of the three great Kings of the Choctaw Indians prior to removal from their ancient homeland. With this union, Doak became one, if not t he strongest trader among the Okla Falaya division of the Choctaw Nation. It needs to be noted however, that he was still married to Polly when t his happened. Polygamy was common as the second marriage was under Choctaw law only. From this union, one daughter was born and she was named Sarah Doak.
Around the time of the Treaty of Doak's Stand in 1820 William sent Sarah ( Sally) back to Lincoln County, Tennessee to get an education that was not available to her in that part of Mississippi. This was met with rage by Sallys maternal uncle Pumpkinhead, who threatend to kill William Do ak if he sent his niece away, (a niece who by Choctaw tradition was Pumpki nhead's responsibility). There was another run in between the two men wh en Pumpkinhead learned that Sally had married a whiteman named Thomas Fann ing from Lincoln County. According to Mayme Britt some years ago, a story Dr. Irv May of Texas A & M confirmed in the summer of 1999, the last that was heard from Pumkinhead was around the time that William Doak drown ed in a creek near Doak's Stand. While it was Fall of 1832, it was not believed that the creek was that swollen with Fall rains that William could n ot cross without difficulty. Therefore, the rumor always floated around th at Pumpkinhead actually murdered William Doak and made it look like an acc ident. In any case Pumpkinhead was not seen again in Madison County, Mississippi. JCT 11/2/02
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=familyties&id=I06019 [2]
Person ID I49955 Roots Last Modified 2 Apr 2015
Father William Doak, b. 1747, Augusta Co, Virginia , d. Bef Nov 1807, Guilford Co, North Carolina (Age 60 years) Mother Ann Stuart, b. Bef 1755, d. Abt 1835, Guilford Co, North Carolina (Age ~ 80 years) Married Abt 1767 Family ID F16980 Group Sheet
Family 1 Mary "Polly" McMurray, b. 1786, Guilford Co, North Carolina , d. 26 Oct 1824, Madison, Madison Co, Mississippi (Age 38 years) Married 16 Oct 1802 Guilford Co, North Carolina
- Groom:William Doak, Bride: Polly McMurry, Date: 16 Oct 1802, Bondsman: John Doak, Witness: Roddy Hannah, J.P.
Guilford County, North Carolina, genweb:
William Doak + Polly McMurry ~ 16 Oct 1802 bond ~ John Doak
Children 1. Ann Doak, b. Between 1804 and 1810, Guilford Co, North Carolina , d. Aft 1840 (Age ~ 37 years) 2. Teadocia Doak, b. Abt 1806, Guilford Co, North Carolina , d. Bef 1815, Madison Co, Mississippi (Age ~ 9 years) 3. James Doak, b. Abt 1807, Guilford Co, North Carolina , d. Bef 1815, Madison Co, Tennessee (Age ~ 8 years) 4. Robroy Doak, b. Abt 1808, Guilford Co, North Carolina , d. Bef 1815, Madison Co, Mississippi (Age ~ 7 years) + 5. John McMurray Doak, b. 1809, Guilford Co, North Carolina , d. 1866, Lexington, Lee Co, Texas (Age 57 years) + 6. Boyd McMurray Doak, b. 15 Oct 1811, Madison Co, Mississippi , d. 9 May 1878, Grenada, Grenada Co, Mississippi (Age 66 years) + 7. Jonathan A. Doak, b. 1812, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory (Madison Co, Mississippi) , d. 1887, of, Atascosa Co, Texas (Age 75 years) 8. Martha Jane Doak, b. 21 Oct 1821, Madison Co, Mississippi , d. 18 Mar 1902, Abilene, Taylor Co, Texas (Age 80 years) Last Modified 3 Apr 2015 Family ID F16967 Group Sheet
Family 2 Tioka "Jane" Apukshunnabbee, b. 1795, Okla Falaya, Choctaw, Mississippi , d. 1820, Madison Co, Mississippi (Age 25 years) Married 1809 Okla Falaya, Choctaw, Mississippi (concubine) Children 1. Sarah "Sally" Doak, (dau?), b. Abt 1810, Madison Co, Mississippi , d. 1880, Grandbury, Texas (Age ~ 70 years) Last Modified 10 Mar 2013 Family ID F16968 Group Sheet
Family 3 Sarah Carson Married Aft 1824 Madison Co, Mississippi Last Modified 2 Apr 2015 Family ID F25549 Group Sheet
- Doaks Stand - About 1812 William Doak established his stand, or tavern, on the Natchez Trace which is five miles north of the Parkway at this point. The Treaty of Doaks Stand was signed there in 1820 because, "He conducted himself respectfully toward those who called at his house and made considerable improvement on the land." Doak was given sole right to purchase his land after it was opened for settlement. When the Robinson Road took traffic from the Natchez Trace, the stand was moved to the crossing of the Choctaw Boundary and the new road about 1/2 mile north of here.
Event Map Other-Begin - 20 Oct 1820 - Doaks, Madison Co, Mississippi Died - 6 Oct 1832 - Doaks, Madison Co, Mississippi = Link to Google Maps = Link to Google Earth


text:
Admission: $5
Meeting Place: 1874 Courthouse
Make a bonnet to take home with you! Each person should be able to complete their own bonnet in the time permitted for this engaging workshop. Supplies and materials are covered by the fee.
Explore Historic Washington State Park with our helpful maps and brochures! Just click on an icon to view, or right-click on your mouse to save a
copy to your computer.


text:
NCI Dictionary of Cancer Terms
The NCI Dictionary of Cancer Terms features 7,894 terms related to cancer and medicine.
Browse the dictionary by selecting a letter of the alphabet or by entering a cancer-related word or phrase in the search box.
- octreotide scan
- listen (ok-TREE-oh-tide skan)
- A type of radionuclide scan used to find carcinoid and other types of tumors. Radioactive octreotide, a drug similar to somatostatin, is injected into a vein and travels through the bloodstream. The radioactive octreotide attaches to tumor cells that have receptors for somatostatin. A radiation-measuring device detects the radioactive octreotide, and makes pictures showing where the tumor cells are in the body. Also called somatostatin receptor scintigraphy and SRS.


text:
Norfolk News - US92
Memorial Day Service In Niobrara Honors The Lost 74
NIOBRARA - Across the country, Memorial Day honors those Americans that gave the ultimate sacrifice to preserve the liberties America has. An estimated 500 people attended the Niobrara Memorial Day service. All paying respect to the Sa...Read More
News Channel Nebraska
News Channel Nebraska
Memorial Day Service In Niobrara Honors The Lost 74
NIOBRARA - Across the country, Memorial Day honors those Americans that gave the ultimate sacrifice to preserve the liberties America has. An estimated 500 people attended the Niobrara Memorial Day service. All paying respect to the Sage brothers from town and all of the Lost 74 that died on June 2, 1969 off the coast of Vietnam. Steve Kraus served on the USS Frank E. Evans, and gave the c...Read Full Article
Memorial Day Recognized at Vet's Home Ceremony
NORFOLK - The memory of those who fell protecting the United States is a solemn reminder of why so m...
NHPA Hosts Horseshoe Tournament in Norfolk
NORFOLK - The sound of a ringer on a sunny day makes it feel like Memorial Day weekend, and there wa...
Dozens Run Relay for School Children in Malawi
NORFOLK - School children in the African nation of Malawi will be the benefactors of a fundraiser he...
Honey Challenge Comes To Hartington
HARTINGTON - Ten students took part in the Honey Challenge in Hartington on Friday. The event was sp...
Crofton Hosts A Hay Tool Swap Meet And Show
CROFTON - The 11th Annual Hay Tool Swap Meet and Show is in Crofton Friday and Saturday for the firs...
Nebraska Baseball Named to Clemson Regional
Lincoln – For the second time in three years the Nebraska baseball team earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament. The Huskers, who are 37-20 on the year, earned an at-large invitation during the NCAA Division I Baseball Championship Selection Show Monday morning on ESPNU and will play in the Clemson Regional. Nebraska is the #3 seed and will play #2 seed Oklahoma State on Friday at 11 a....Read Full Article
Kluver's Clutch Putting Highlights a Great Day of Golf for Northeast Nebraska
NORFOLK - They say experience is key to winning championships, but don't tell that to Luke Kluver....
Norfolk Tabs Siske For Boys' Basketball Head Coaching Job
NORFOLK - The search to replace Ben Ries as Norfolk boys head basketball coach has come to an end. ...
No Team Champs, But Area Individuals Shine
OMAHA - For the first time since 2003, no Northeast Nebraska school won a team title at the state tr...
Area Basketball Stars Chosen for NECC All-Star Game
NORFOLK – Some of the finest basketball players in the region will take to the hardwood next month...
NCN to Broadcast Legion Baseball This Summer
CREIGHTON - Some of the best baseball in the state of Nebraska will be broadcast live on TV this sum...
Opinion Poll
Latest News
Local Sports ›
Nebraska Baseball Named to Clemson Regional
Lincoln – For the second time in three years the Nebraska baseball team earned an at-large bid to ...
State News ›
South Dakota Teen Dies in Cherry County Crash
MERRIMAN - A South Dakota teen has died in a crash Sunday morning in Cherry County. The Nebraska ...
National News ›
Former College Swimmer Drowns During Lifeguard Tryouts
(CAPE COD, Mass.) -- A 22-year-old former college swimmer drowned during lifeguard tryouts near Cape...
World News ›
Rare Hitler Code Machine Found on eBay for $15
(LONDON) -- A rare teleprinter that German Adolf Hitler used to message his top Nazi officers during...
Sports ›
Scoreboard Roundup — 5/30/16
(NEW YORK) — Here are the latest scores and winners: INTERLEAGUEN-Y Mets 1, Chi White Sox 0Hou...
Business ›
Tata Motors Profits Benefit From Jaguar Land Rover Sales
(NEW YORK) -- Profits at Tata Motors are on the rise thanks to strong sales of the luxury brand Jagu...
Politics ›
Sanders, Clinton Walk in Memorial Day Parades on Opposite Coasts
(NEW YORK) -- Both Democratic presidential hopefuls took to the streets on opposite coasts Monday to...
Health ›
How Researchers Are Using Google to Find Chickenpox Seasons
(NEW YORK) -- Researchers have found that the chickenpox virus may actually be a seasonal disease, w...
Entertainment ›
Original "Roots" Star Leslie Uggams Has Mixed Emotions About Reboot
(NEW YORK) -- Leslie Uggams became a household named when she starred as Kizzy Kinte Reynolds in the...
Music ›
The Mildly-Drunken Confessions of Brett Eldredge
Brett Eldredge is throwing 'em back in the latest edition of Entertainment Weekly's 3 Ro...


text:
You need to upgrade your Adobe Flash Player to watch this video.
Download it from Adobe.
Download it from Adobe.
Hidden camera catches some wonderful shots of hot couple
Submitted by Anonymous 1881 days ago
Subcribe to this video owner
- I like
this video21Thank you for voting!
- I dislike
this video9Thank you for voting!
Comments (1) / Share / EmbedShow me comments
and sharing
and sharing


text:
you are viewing a single comment's thread.
Obama does not support a "tax & spend initiative." That's old-school. Obama supports a tax,borrow, print & spend, spend, spend initiative.
Now Obama wants Congress to give him their delegated power to raise the debt ceiling. Watch the Republicans let him raise taxes and he wont cut spending one cent.. When we go over the cliff it will be the Reps. he blames and he will get what he has wanted all along.. The middle class and military wil pay the bill...In other words Socialism.


text:
Similar Internships
Denver Brewery Startup Social Media Intern14er Brewing Company
Creative Writer and Content DeveloperIdeate Vision
Social Media Marketing & MetricsTech Copy Expert
Social Media & Community Management InternThe Studio 215
Social Media & Business Intern Needed for Skateboarding CompanyLectric Longboards
Admin Assistant/Social Media/Blogger/Graphic ArtistMini Maven
Social Media Intern
Social Media InternshipAlternative Strategies
Social Media InternBookmark This
Prettie Productions, LLC
Posted: June 25 2014
Always be on the alert for potentially fraudulent job postings online - never send money to a potential employer.
DescriptionPrettie Productions is a lifestyle brand that encourages women to be "Prettie Every day in Every way." It is a parent company to several umbrella brands and products including Prettie Steps ™ and Prettie Encyclopedia. The company strives to help women and men achieve a feeling of confidence and success through the philosophy of beautiful clothing. You can learn more about our company at www.prettieEncyclopedia.com
We are in search of a social media intern to work a few hours per week posting to our various social media sites. This will begin as an unpaid position and transition to a paid internship after a successful 6 months of work. You will work remotely and may even make your post from your phones via the apps if preferable. The general job description is as follows:
1. Working with Social Media team and Management to develop and refine monthly social media content calendars (concepting the imagery, sourcing the imagery, creating copy, making posting schedules, creating and running contests)
2. Concepting creative ideas for social media imagery and executing on them
3. Crafting unique and creative ways to grow our social media following via contests, partnerships and by utilizing other social growth hacks
4. Monitoring social media channels - fielding customer questions/requests and moderating user comments
5. Utilizing social media tools to monitor trending topics on social media and finding areas of opportunity/jumping into trending conversations.
6. Working with digital marketing team to set up, traffic and launch digital media campaigns
7. Finding new media opportunities - keeping track and following up with media leads and finding new publisher partners.
8. Create quirky and engaging content for various social media platforms and track how carious content does compared to others.
9. Create and analyze social media ads across multiple social platforms.
10. Potentially help with blog writing, and blog outreach
ResponsibilitiesBetween the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, you will be required to post one status update per hour to our Instagram and Twitter pages. You will research topics, quotes and/or trends related to our company's mission/vision and post those to our social media pages accordingly.
Requirements• Must currently be a Junior or Senior in a four year college or already have a BA from a 4 year university
• A strong interest in marketing and social media
• Impeccable writing, communication and spelling abilities
• A creative thinker who likes to come up with new and different ideas
• Diligent work ethic and insatiable desire to learn
• Experience on popular websites, such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Pinterest, Instagram and Tumblr - feel free to link your social profiles.
• Ability to perform well under pressure and be very dependable as well as accountable
• Ability to work independently and keep deadlines
• Available at least 5 days, 5-10 hours per week
• Efficiency in Microsoft office
• Needs to be very detail oriented
• Ability to adapt to ever-changing world that is social media
• Great communication skills
Preferred Skills
• Someone who knows their way around Google Analytics
• Knowing how to use Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator is a big plus
• Solid understanding and familiarity of the Digital Media landscape


text:
Color Study
Image via here
Gone Campin'
Gone campin' for the weekend. Have a good one ya'll!
Image via here
- on August 9, 2013
- In Etc., Furniture
- 0
Camping Necessities
Well, maybe not total necessities, but some fun items to take with you on your next glamping trip!
- on August 9, 2013
- In Accessories, Furniture, Garden, Shopping
- 0
Vintage Spaces
Image via here
Different Types of Moulding
The world of moulding trims, or molding as we Yankees spell it, is a vast one, but I thought we could cover the basics. And just so you know, I will be spelling moulding with a 'u' because it makes me feel fancy. Speaking of feeling fancy, I feel like a lot people associate moulding with a more traditional look, which is partly true, but mixing a traditional moulding backdrop with contemporary, and colorful, pieces of furniture is just about my favorite look ever.
Some of my most challenging projects have been the ones that required a lot of architectural detail specifications (i.e. a ton of moulding call outs). These projects really made me push my design boundaries because I usually have a 'cleaner' style of design, but having to work on such projects really broadened the types of design I'm capable of. Above is a rendering of such a project. This was a crazy estate that was being built in China, massive, four levels complete with an indoor pool and home theatre. So yes, a lotta lotta moulding.
Let's go through the basics…
Crown molding disguises the seam between the walls and the ceiling. It can have a simple profile or a very elaborate one.
Chair rails are moulding installed about 1/3 way up the wall from the floor (although I've installed chair rails at different heights, from 36″h to 60″h). Depends on the look you want to achieve. This look is a great way to add architectural detail to a room, or to accentuate multiple paint tones.
Baseboard mouldings are installed where the wall and flooring meet. A tall moulding around the edge a room can make the space appear a bit taller and more elegant.
Window mouldings are…guess? Yes, trim around windows. Surrounding a window with molding can enhance and frame the view.
Casing is moulding around an interior opening without a door. There is also door casing and window casing.
Panel molding is typically applied on walls, doors, ceilings and other surfaces throughout the home. You can create panels that add depth and a feeling of elegance or enhanced style.


text:
Newegg.com - A great place to buy computers, computer parts, electronics, software, accessories, and DVDs online. With great prices, fast shipping, and top-rated customer service - once you know, you Newegg.
If you are reading this message, Please click this link to reload this page.(Do not use your browser's "Refresh" button). Please email us if you're running the latest version of your browser and you still see this message.
Newegg.com - Computer Parts, Laptops, Electronics, HDTVs, Digital Cameras and More!
Sold and Shipped by UnbeatableSale
FISKARS-Self Healing Rotary Cutting Mat is a double-sided rotary cutting mat with pale yellow on one side and soft lime green on the other. Self healing mat features 1 grid with 30 45 and 60 degree markings. Mat measures: 18 x 24.
This item is eligible for Newegg Premier benefits. Are you a Newegg Premier Member? If not, sign up today and get:
Your request will be processed within the next 24 hours.
Please add "email@example.com" to your address book to ensure delivery.See Today's E-Blast Promo


text:
1 Park near Skamokawa, Washington
Cathlamet, Washington 7.18 miles SE
Chinook, Washington 23.5 miles W
Castle Rock, Washington 26.23 miles E
Ilwaco, Washington 28 miles W
Seaview, Washington 28.88 miles W
Skamokawa, Washington (map) | (360) 795-8605
Sites: 47 | Latest Rate: $21.00 | 6 Reviews
|Clean Restrooms:
|Clean Showers:
May 2015 - $21.00
This is a diamond in the rough on the Columbia River. Sites are very private and mine [a no-hookup site] was right on the river with beach access. It was fun seeing all the huge ships go by and so very close! Some of the roads are very bumpy and the WiFi didn't work in my site but the Verizon signal was good enough to use my mobile WiFi and for voice with an antenna. Would definitely come here again. - mockturtle
Aug 2014 - $31.00
Months ago we reserved a full hookup site with TV satellite access, and upon arrival we were placed in a slot with only electric--no water or sewer, or TV. (Obviously a miscommunication between us somewhere along the line.) Nonetheless we enjoyed the CG. It is situated on the Columbia River and the shore line is very close to the shipping channel. This is a wonderful site for kayakers, and the Columbia River Kayaking shop is nearby--tours, rentals, etc. The nearby comfort station only has one shower (!) (there are two comfort stations,I believe) and only one "john" per gender. Adequate, but not plush. We will return soon (different camp slot). Great kayaking! - Zigi
Jul 2014 - $30.00
We have camped here 3 times now. This time we made our reservations too late to have a spot in the upper, treed area of the campground, and were in a site in the flat area near the park office. These sites are far too close together, and there is little privacy. It's too bad that the park management does not control the many unleashed dogs that run around the campground. This is a very nice place with a lovely setting, and this is the one thing that makes it unpleasant. Skamokawa Vista Park is a wonderful place to relax and watch the big ships on the Columbia River. We will go back, but we'll make our plans a little earlier to get one of the sites that we like. - Eric Lester


text:
Women in Politics Stand Up & Be Counted!
There are a number of arbitrary measures taken by an outsider looking in on a foreign country to judge just what sort of a place it is. One of those measures is the number of women who succeed in politics and reach the highest levels of power.
Of all the preconceptions the West, in general, holds about the Middle East, the belief that women are oppressed is, perhaps, the most common. But do the numbers, at least as regards politics, bear this out?
It is true there are few high-profile female politicians in the region, but female representation in the various political structures from country to country tells a healthier story.
Take Iraq, as an example. Among the stream of bad news that comes out of the country on a daily basis, the fact that 25% of national assembly members are women bucks the pessimistic trend. No other country in the Arab world can boast such a high proportion. Nor can many other countries in the rest of the world. In the United Kingdom, only around 20% of members of parliament are women while Tunisia has more with 23%. And in the United States, the proportion is even less than in the UK with women making up just 16% of Congress. According to the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU), the global average is 17% participation.
The greater proportion of female politicians in Iraq is largely down to the fact that the new constitution, drawn up in the aftermath of the US-led invasion, demanded it. But there are concerns that while this is positive news for the women of Iraq, they are still not trusted with real power.
In the UK, the only woman prime minister has been Margaret Thatcher who took over the role in 1979; since then women have held a number of important ministerial positions including health, education, foreign affairs, and the current Home Secretary is a woman. In the US, Hillary Clinton ran unsuccessfully for the Democratic presidential nomination and, had Republican John McCain been successful in his bid for the White House, Sarah Palin would have been the country's first female vice-president. In the meantime, Nancy Pelosi is Speaker of the House of Representatives and until January, Condoleezza Rice is Secretary of State.
To date, no women have reached such levels of power in Iraq, but it is, admittedly, early days. Azhar Al Sheikhly, the Iraqi state minister for women's affairs, bemoans the fact that too many women MPs were selected on the basis of their political and religious affiliations and not necessarily for their competency. But this is harsh criticism. In these early years of post-Saddam Iraq, the political landscape is a rocky one where many male politicians, too, were picked for their loyalties. However, despite the high levels of female political participation in countries like Iraq and Tunisia, the region-wide average remains the lowest in the world and currently stands at around half those in North America and Europe. (So disproportionately high is female representation in the Nordic countries that Europe's figures are expressed with and also without their contribution.) What causes the attitudes that hold women back is culture; and in this respect, the difficulties women face are not exclusive to the Middle East but universal. This year, there are only 55 female heads of government in the world. This reflects the continuing gender bias in politics which is still considered a largely male domain. …


text:
Orchestral Percussion
Orchestral Percussion is an ever expanding and progressively more prominent part of the orchestra. With new compositions requiring more and more percussion instruments, Gear4music is here to help. With instruments including Cymbals, Gongs, Marimbas, Tambourines, Timpani, Xylophones and much more, Gear4music is the only place you need to go for all orchestral percussion needs.View All Information
Orchestral Percussion Bestsellers
Headless Tambourine by Gear4music
Durable Finish and Exceptional Sounding Jingles7,15 €
Timpani Mallets by Gear4music
Perfect for Players of all Levels7,15 €
Pearl Primero Rock Tambourine, Black
Double Row Millennium Chrome Jingles28,65 €
Gong by Gear4music, 10 Inch
10 Inch Bronze Alloy Wind Gong39,00 €
25 Bar Mark Tree with Stand by Gear4music
High Grade Stand Included48,15 €
Evans Orchestral Timpani Drum Head, 27.75 inch
27.75 inch Orchestral Timpani Drum Head112,00 €
WHD 16" Professional Marching / Orchestral Cymbals
Perfectly Matched, High Grade Brass Cymbals182,00 €
Xylophone by Gear4music, Rosewood
Complete With Stand, Mallets + Case229,99 €


text:
Snow White_Sexified by Emilia89Watch
©2010-2016 Emilia89
I like this picture, but you should have picked a different name.
How cute she is.
That is one hot snow white
This one is my favorite.
Disney´s Pin Up Girls Love it
Poison Apple is Sin from The Tree of the Knowledge of Life or Death
Very nice!
Very nice! Once again. XDD And she's also very cute! Love her outfit! Makes me think of one of the Halloween costumes!
I like the movement of the skirt. This is awesome!
Niiice outfit XD So cool!
Sexy indeed. I like it.
I son't like SNow White so much, but here she's really great :3
Lol Pretty,I must say
ooh what a babe! lol
very cute!
very cute!


text:
Oklahoma City Barons notebook: Goaltender Niko Hovinen gets first start for OKC
Goaltender Niko Hovinen made his first start for the Barons on Friday night in a 7-3 win over Charlotte.
Edmonton claimed Hovinen off waivers from the Philadelphia Flyers and assigned the 6-foot-7, 24-year-old Finland native to Oklahoma City.
"I was nervous. I didn't have the start I wanted, giving up two goals in the first," Hovinen said. "Luckily the guys played great (with seven goals) and helped me out. I love it here. Everything about it has been great so far."
Hovinen was 4-6-3 with a 3.14 goals against average this season with Trenton in the ECHL.
"As the game went on he settled in," said Barons coach Todd Nelson. "He's a big guy. He covers a lot of net and made some big saves down the stretch when Charlotte was pressing."
The Barons penalty-kill is last in the 30-team American Hockey League (76.8 percent). They surrendered two more power play goals Friday night, but one deflected in off defenseman Brett Clark's stick, the other deflected off defenseman Colten Teubert's skate.
"I don't know if last year the hockey gods were on our side on the PK and this year they're paying us back," Nelson said. "But our PK was a heck of lot better tonight. We had more intensity, more desperation and blocked a lot more shots."
Edmonton's four young stars that played three months with the Barons during the NHL lockout are off to solid starts with the Oilers, who are a 4-2-1, tied with Minnesota for the Northwest Division lead.
Taylor Hall leads the Oilers with nine points, including seven assists. Jordan Eberle (seven points), Justin Schultz (five) and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (five) are among Edmonton's top scorers in addition to veteran Sam Gagner (eight points).
The Barons raised $26,300 for Special Olympics by auctioning off every player's one-of-a-kind Special Olympic jerseys after the game. All-Star Mark Arcobello's No. 26 jersey drew the largest bid ($1,600). That total will rise substantially when the four NHL players' autographed jerseys will be auctioned off online starting on Monday ... Defenseman Taylor Fedun and forward Curtis Hamilton were healthy scratches.


text:
1 Park near Fullarton, Ontario
St Marys, Ontario 11.4 miles SW
Bornholm, Ontario 12.19 miles N
Granton, Ontario 17.96 miles SW
Woodstock, Ontario 24.45 miles SE
2778 Perth Rd 163 Fullarton, Ontario N0K 1H0 (map) | (519) 229-8982
Sites: 219 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 1 Reviews
|Clean Restrooms:
|Clean Showers:
Aug 2010 - $36.00
This park has not been updated for over 30 years. Owners are not accommodating. We book our sites typically a year in advance, and already we are told that we cannot have 1 of the 4 sites. They have told us that seasonal campers take preference, and they need 1 of our sites. Therefore, we must move. Last year the same thing happened to us, and we were given a very small site for our 26' RV, and scratched our vehicle to put the trailer in that site. No apologies were ever given, nor were we informed last year in advance. We will never book at this campground again. - RV4


text:
You are a fan of 1000 corner!! ? Come to discover the best forums 1000 corner!! on the internet and share your experience with a community fan of 1000 corner!! . You can also build a forum 1000 corner!! and create your online discussion.
A place in the corner of the Web where you're free to RP to your Heart's content. Feel free to post artwork, stories, music, and much more here!
A Dungeons & Dragons group created for and used by students in a small corner of the state of Virginia.
pegasus, dungeons, dragons, group, created, used, students, small, corner, state, virginia
A website and forum for enthusiasts and riders of the Honda Fireblade
honda, fireblade, fireblades, motorcycle, motorcycles, news, #1000, 900rr, 929rr, 954rr, cbr900


text:
U.S. allegations thwart six-party talks
While the Sept. 19 round of the six-party talks aimed at resolving the nuclear issue on the Korean peninsula ended successfully after the U.S. government agreed on paper to respect the sovereignty of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea), November's round was unsuccessful. Further talks do not seem to be in the cards anytime soon, mainly, many say, because of a series of provocative moves made by the Bush administration.
World Notes
Zimbabwe: Child labor on farms Indonesia: Labor leaders imprisoned Germany: Public sector workers strike Panama: New energy policy demanded Britain: Church issues apology
FBI attacks journalists during Puerto Rico raids
MAYAGÜEZ, Puerto Rico — Voices from almost all sectors of Puerto Rican society have been raised, once again, in protest against imperial arrogance and violations of people's rights in this colony by U.S. authorities, following FBI raids of homes of pro-independence leaders on the morning of Feb. 10 in which a number of journalists were attacked with pepper spray. All the video footage shot by different news agencies showed the FBI attacks were unprovoked.
Hunger strikers tortured at Guantanamo. UN report calls for closing U.S. prison
WASHINGTON — Grisly details of torture of detainees at the U.S. detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, are revealed in a new UN report, not yet released. The torture includes jamming feeding tubes up the nostrils of hunger strikers twice daily and force-feeding them Ex-Lax so they lose control of their bowels.
Hotel flap reveals imperialist essence of U.S. relationship to Mexico
A storm is raging in Mexico over extraterritorial rights claimed by the United States.
Schafik Handal, revolutionary leader, 75
Tributes from around the world flooded in to the Frente Farabundo Martí para la Liberación Nacional (FMLN) last week on the death of Schafik Jorge Handal, a distinguished revolutionary leader in El Salvador.
India: Airport workers on strike Iraq: Trade unionist killed Colombia: Coca-Cola FEMSA investigation South Africa: Local elections ahead Cuba: Chávez wins UNESCO Marti prize
Venezuelans speak their minds
CARACAS, Venezuela — As this city filled up with delegates from 160 countries attending the sixth World Social Forum last month, one thing seemed to be on their minds: learning more about the revolutionary process taking place in Venezuela. And Venezuelans — from state officials to political party leaders to activists in the social movements to the man, woman or child in the street — are eager to talk about the Bolivarian Revolution.
Cubas energy: revolution within a revolution
Cuba's struggle goes beyond overcoming a state of siege and surviving the fall of the Soviet bloc. It ends neither with health care, schools, and food for all, nor with the battle of ideas. There's more to be done.
Anti-Muslim cartoons provoke furor. Rising calls for respect, dialogue
Religious and political leaders around the world appealed for respect, dialogue and an end to violence this week, as protests continued in many countries against publication of caricatures depicting the prophet Muhammad as a terrorist.


text: Can I get some recommendations on a good doll stroller? LO is 19 months and walks really well. I have heard not to get one with a cloth seat because they break so easily (guessing that the kids try to sit in them). The plastic ones look like they won't be sturdy enough for her.


text:
Leona Chen
- CLINICAL INSTRUCTOR Ophthalmology
MD, New York Presbyterian - Weill Cornell Medical Center
Residency, Internal Medicine
St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Ctr.
Residency, Ophthalmology
St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Ctr.
- Since 1985, Dr. Chen has been in private practice in Ophthalmology in New York City. She has been able to successfully combine her analytical and technical skills with her desire to create long term relationships with patients, and can claim to often take care of three generations of patients. Dr. Chen's patients are especially pleased with her ability to explain the issues which affect their eyes. Her manner is comforting and educational.
Dr. Chen is a diplomate of The American Board of Ophthalmology, a member of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, and has been consistently named as one of America's Top Ophthalmologists. She practices both surgical and medical ophthalmology and is happy to see patients of all ages.
Industry Relationships
Physicians and scientists on the faculty of the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai often interact with pharmaceutical, device and biotechnology companies to improve patient care, develop new therapies and achieve scientific breakthroughs. In order to promote an ethical and transparent environment for conducting research, providing clinical care and teaching, Mount Sinai requires that salaried faculty inform the School of their relationships with such companies.
Dr.Chen is not currently required to report Industry relationships.
Mount Sinai's faculty policies relating to faculty collaboration with industry are posted on our website. Patients may wish to ask their physician about the activities they perform for companies.
Insurance Information
Physicians who provide services at hospitals and facilities in the Mount Sinai Health System might not participate in the same health plans as those Mount Sinai hospitals and facilities (even if the physicians are employed or contracted by those hospitals or facilities).
Information regarding insurance participation and billing by this physician may be found on this page, and can also be obtained by contacting this provider directly. Because physicians insurance participation can change, the insurance information on this page may not always be up-to-date. Please contact this physician directly to obtain the most up-to-date insurance information.
Insurance and health plan networks that the various Mount Sinai Health System hospitals and facilities participate in can be found on the Mount Sinai Health System website.
1034 5th Avenue
New York, NY 10028
Fax: 212-570-0555
- Monday 8:00am - 12:00pm
- Tuesday 8:00am - 3:00pm
- Wednesday 8:00am - 3:00pm
- Thursday 8:00am - 3:00pm
- Friday 8:00am - 3:00pm
- Spanish
- 1199 National Benefit Fund
- 32B-J Building Service
- Aetna Indeminty
- Aetna U.S. Healthcare
- Amalgated
- Beech Street
- CIGNA - Indemnity
- Empire Blue Cross/Blue Shield - PPO
- First Health
- Medicare
- MultiPlan, Inc.
- Oxford Health Plans
- Physicians Health Services
- Prem Preferred Care/Beechstreet
- Private Healthcare Systems (PHCS)
- Railroad Medicare
- United Healthcare
- United Healthcare Empire Plan
- Master Card
- Visa
- Personal Check
- Cash


text:
Latest News
April 25, 2015 10:00 AM Composting Demonstration & Discussion Children's Garden Main Street Extension, Next to the Trolley Museum, across from the Washington County Fairgrounds
Saturday May 2, 2015 9:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m. NEW LOCATION! Washington County Fairgrounds 2151 North Main Street
Come learn about the parts of a flower. We will make paper pots and plant flower seeds to take home and plant. Work shop is May 9th, 2015 at 10 a.m.-11a.m. and will take place at the Washington Children Garden. Main Street extension- next to the trolley museum. Please call Washington County Penn State Extension to register. 724-228-6881.


text:
- CambodiaAgricultureFunding via KREDIT Microfinance Institution Plc.
Phalla's GroupCambodiaAgricultureFunding via VisionFund Cambodia
Nimol GroupCambodiaAgricultureFunding via KREDIT Microfinance Institution Plc.
Mrs. Thoeun Rang Village Bank Group
Mrs. Thoeun R. is a farmer who owns a half-hectare plot of land to grow rice to sell to support her family. It is now time to grow rice, but she does not have enough money to cultivate her crops. Mrs. Thoeun R. is asking for a loan to do farming this current year. Her husband, Mr. Ean Nob, is a construction worker and farm laborer.
This couple supports three children – two are attending public school while the youngest one is three years old.
Additional Information
About AMKAngkor Microfinance Kampuchea (AMK) is a leading microfinance institution in Cambodia with a wide reach of operations. AMK works with over 6,000 villages and serves clients in every Cambodian province. With an average loan size of US$115, AMK's focus is to provide credit and savings products to the very poor in rural areas. For more information, please visit AMK's website.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
About Cambodia
69View loans »
Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 10 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- Monthly
- Pre-Disbursed:
- Dec 8, 2010
- Listed
- Jan 1, 2011
- Currency Exchange Loss:
- Possible
- Ended:
- Sep 27, 2011


text:
Recent Obituaries
Search Obituaries
Obituaries By Location
Notable Deaths
Submit an Obituary
Funeral Homes
Search By Location
Photos & Memorials
Legends & Legacies
In The News
Photo Galleries
Today In History
Featured Memorials
Grief & Support
Sympathy & Condolence Advice
Funeral Etiquette
Grief Support
How To Write An Obituary
Submit An Obituary
Contact Us
Guest Book
1 entry
I am sorry to read of your loss. Reading the Bible at this...
The Guest Book is expired.
Restore the Guest Book
Carlotta Buntain Ritter, 66, of Shelbyville, died Wednesday, Sept. 19, 2012, at Norton Brownsboro Hospital in Louisville.
She was a member of Shelbyville First Baptist Church where she was active in mission work. She had been a volunteer at the Henderson House in Shelbyville.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Herbert and Mecia Belle Willard Buntain; sister, Yvonia Belle Buntain and brother, Harold Buntain.
She is survived by her husband of 30 years, William ""Bill"" Ritter, Shelbyville; two sons, Randall Scott Reynolds (Sharon), Lawrenceburg; Bryan C. Reynolds (Marie), Falmouth; two daughters, Teresa Bates (Lynn), Shelbyville; Deborah Scrogham (Garland), Mt. Eden; brothers, Connie Buntain, Anderson County; Herbert Buntain, Jr. (Debbie), Frankfort; sister, Sadie Jane Davis (Allen), Fairview, Ky.; 14 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Funeral services were held Sept. 24 at the Shannon Funeral Home with Dr. Geoffrey McGillen and John Hurt officiating. Burial followed in Grove Hill Cemetery.
| Paid | 09/26/12 | 10/03/12 | Smith, Hattie Drury | Bluffton | South Carolina | Smith_Hattie.jpg | | | Hattie Drury Smith, 95, widow of Allen Bertram Smith and longtime resident of Lawrenceburg, died on Saturday, Sept. 22, 2012, in Bluffton, S.C.
She was a retired employee of IBM and a humble member of Anderson Christian Church where she enjoyed participation with the Retired Angels.
She is survived by her son Allen Bruce Smith (Gail) of Lexington; her daughter Betty Sue Osborne (Robert) of Bluffton, S.C.; and a brother R.C. Drury (Jean) of Lawrenceburg.
She is also survived by four grandchildren, Tracie Sturgill (Richard) of Paris Ky., Sherri Mosley (Neil) of Kingsport, Tenn.; Shaun Osborne (Jill) of Raleigh, N.C.; and Kellie Fennell (Lex) of Concord, N.C.; and five great grandchildren Bradley Mosley, Rachel Mosley, Kendall Sturgill, Ella Fennell and Grant Fennell. She is also leaving behind a dear friend and sister-in-law, Mable Smith of Lawrenceburg.
Along with her husband, she is preceded in death by her parents Clarence and Rebecca Drury and four siblings, Asa Drury, Amos Drury, Edward Drury and Hazel Wainscott.
Funeral services will be held at Anderson Christian Church on Sept. 29 at 11 a.m. Friends may call on Friday, Sept. 28, from 5-8 p.m. at Gash Memorial Chapel, 332 South Main St., Lawrenceburg.
Donations may be made to Anderson Christian Church, 1631 US 127 Bypass, Lawrenceburg KY, 40342.
Published in The Anderson News from Sept. 26 to Oct. 3, 2012
View Guest Book
Helpful Links
Additional Resources
Send Funeral Flowers
Donate to Charity
Find Advice & Support
Funeral Etiquette
How to Write a Sympathy Note
Return to today's Obituaries for The Anderson News
Follow this Obituary
Remember on Facebook
Follow via email
*Please enter a valid email address.
Bookmark this memorial on Facebook with the My Memorials™ application. My Memorials™ helps you honor departed family members, friends, and even favorite celebrities – all on your Facebook page.
Thank you. You have now memorialized
on Facebook.
The My Memorials Facebook app allows you to:
with memorials that are important to you.
Get updates
on your memorials in your Facebook News Feed.
Share your memories
with your Facebook friends.
Return to Obituary
No, Thanks
Powered By
Search Obituaries
How To
Questions? Contact Us
© 2016 Legacy.com All Rights Reserved