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#1 Aug 11, 2008
Hello all; I personally do not care who is whom on this site. But I am so saddended by the constant barrage of negative posts and comments on here. At one point I felt we had this town beginning to move in a very positive direction. We had interet from individuals who never before took an interest. The city was given a face lift to help all to see, that we want positive change in this town, and we want to take pride in our community and citizens. BUT it is painfully clear that we have individuals here that do not want the betterment of our community. All I can say is WHY NOT???
I have nothing to say to the peoples reporter, for if she was real, she would have proven her crediantials long ago. Plus anyone who makes the comments she has made toward an ailling man, or a business women, paying an individual for a service to be performed, and the man has a very unfortunate loss of life, while doing a paid job for someone. Has absolutely no validity in my opinion. I choose not to read her comments and allow her to degrade this town and our residents any longer.
Any one who chooses to believe anything she says probably has something not so right with them too.
Fo all the rest of the members and interested persons. Do what you know is best and right. The devil can only win if we let him. We do not have to entertain her any longer. The more we do, the longer she'll hang around. So ignore her!!
Just keep on reporting the good and truthful facts on our town. Most people are smart enough to read between the lines themselves.
In closing I know Ellen Brown very well and she is truley an upstanding member of this community. She Does More For This Town Than Most Will EVER KNOW, And Daddy Carp AKA O'Dell he to has done more for this town than The Peoples reporter will ever see or admit. He and his family are upstanding and do the town a lot of good. If only the rest of the citizens would join in too. We could have a wonderful place to live without the constant barrage of negativity. So it really is up to us to make a difference. If we want to change things we can start right here. My Regards and I hope we all make a great decision about what our town needs to grow.
#2 Aug 11, 2008
yeah yeah like a broken record.Your town looks like some deolate place in a desert..its depressing to even drive thru it ...you must be some relation to whom yoo speak of lol
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#3 Aug 11, 2008
unbelievable!!!there has to be a negative comment to someone that is trying to stop the negative comments! evidently all someone has to do is say something good or positive about our town and someone else cant wait to jump in and ruin it!!! no wonder we cant grow!!
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#4 Aug 11, 2008
Howdy, Neighbor!
Your thoughts are right on target! How about helping to keep us informed of any up and coming positive activities in the town. I sure to try to do as best as I can with my reporting but with full time career obligations, I can't be everywhere!
Don't get discouraged, Cindy, Jesus Christ himself had to put up with taunting and naysayers...it has always been the plight of the righteous.(Not to be confused with self-righteous, those are two completely different things).
Hey, for the record...I killed the story I wrote on the garage sale since it was outdated. Plus I wanted to see just how difficult or easy it is to kill a story once it is written. Anyway, I heard that over 50 kids got much needed school supplies from the local church AND they also gave away free haircuts.
I for one think that's pretty wonderful! The best way for this town to grow is to be a good influence on the kids and families that live here and the surrounding towns. People need positive things to hang on to...let's face it, the world has a way of getting people down. Maybe once folks realize they can hang on to each other and lift each other up, those that continually try to pull folks down into the muck and mire will give up. I know that's pretty idealistic, but I also believe it can happen.
Well, folks...have a great night!
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#5 Aug 11, 2008
why doesnt rockaway do more advertising on the history of this town? it is so interesting and colorful. if i didnt live here and heard that al capone and other gangsters and charactors stayed here, i would want to come check it out just to experiance being in the same place they were at but in a different era. why not have old and new put together? this town is full of interesting stories and history and very few people probably even know it! if more knew, they would probably come. have side walk cafes with gangster and roaring twenties themes or something in that vain so that it would be differnt from other places. we have a unique history that very few other places can claim, and we are doing nothing with it.
#6 Aug 11, 2008
yes, keep up the good work and the good word. I am in your town several times a month. I have found people to be very helpful and kind. I love it there. Just keep the faith. Evil is fought on more levels than the eye can see. Good must triumph. The scales of the just and the good will always balance in the end. It takes patience, and it takes people who care for their brothers and sisters. Keep the good in your hearts. Hatred can't be fought with hatred. Hatred can only be fought with truth and love. A rose and a mushroom can't grow in the same place. Keep the positive coming. Since I have to read these posts, I must say, I love to hear evidence of a united community. It gives me hope. The more a community encourages its members to use the manners we learned in kindergarten, the more we can help each other prosper. I am personally proud of you guys and how you watch out for each other. Its a breath of fresh air. Keep it up!
#7 Aug 11, 2008
I am not a resident, but I promise, I am a friend
Since: Feb 08
#8 Aug 11, 2008
It only takes one to make a real difference. And I try to make sure that I am one who will do the right thing for all, not just myself. I am human and I do make mistakes, Just like anyone else. But to err is human. So lets all unite and make this a great place for all to visit, and or live.. And yes we have a lot of History here. President Truman stayed here also. He was a good guy. Al Capone wasn't, but his legacy is intriguing to some. But because he came here (if in fact he really did)that doesn't necessiarlly mean Rockaway Beach was a bad place.
But we can see how the problems were are facing with the negativity can actually be used to our advantage. But you will have to join in our quest for the facts and not the hearsay.
We want positive change not evil influences. But if we engage in evilness we will always be considered the evil of the area, and no good can come of that. So if you are interested in Al Capone, or President Trumans' historical ventures, or anything else that is factual then lets unite and find the answers together. What a wonderful thing that would be to see everyone unite and stop backstabbing each other. Talk about being idealistic.
Since: Feb 08
#9 Aug 11, 2008
Hi Cindy It is because most people are so busy attacking, and plotting their next attack on others, that they really do not have the necessary time to properly research The information. It has become very apparent to me where the real problems lie in our town and until they are addressed we will never be able to truley overcome thw obstacles this town faces.
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#10 Aug 28, 2008
I do not live here,but am coming in a few weeks for somer&r and fishing.I agree that when I first heard so bad comments I started to wonder if I made the right choice.But ,this being a small town and the good things I have heard,I will still be there in a couple of weeks.I know I will have a good time and enjoy your town.
Since: Jul 08
#11 Aug 29, 2008
Take alot of what you read here with a grain of salt. My family and I come up several times a year and truly still love it. The last couple of years, the town has really spruced up and is a great place to come to relax and fish. If you have not made reservations yet, I would HIGHLY recommend Rainbow Haven. Great accomodations right on the water. I am quite sure you will enjoy your stay.
Since: Aug 07
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#12 Aug 29, 2008
Wow, I think there has been a lot of headway made lately on the posts. I would personally like to thank all who have helped turn this thing in a positive direction. A big thanks to those who have posted "positive interest" and also to the ones who chose not to ridicule but rather present any disagreements properly or "agree-to-disagree. It does appear, and all talk so far, is that this town is enjoying one of it's better seasons, times, pleased tourists and a happier community. Lets keep it rolling in that direction. One big "on-going" attraction has been our FARMER'S MARKET AND CRAFTS EVENT! Be sure to attend on Saturdays and pass the word to all you talk to. If we keep the shoppers coming, then more vendors will participate and we will have much more to choose from without driving 20 mi. on $4/gal. gas. "Hats off! and a Big "Well done"! God Bless you and yours........D.C.
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#13 Aug 30, 2008
We are staying at Duck Harbor resort.Have heard good things about both places.
Since: Jul 08
#14 Sep 2, 2008
Carl & Katie are really good people as well. They keep their cabins up and in good shape. I used to stay there until we started staying at Rainbow Haven.
#15 Sep 3, 2008
duck harbor is ok but rainbow is owned by the mayor myself i WOULD NEVER RECOMENT IT
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#16 Sep 3, 2008
Why would you not recommend Rainbow?
Since: Jul 08
#17 Sep 3, 2008
Look back at some of Eagle's previous posts. You will see this person is one of the crowd that continually gripes and complains for no other reason than to do it. He is kind of like a fruit gnat. The one's that buzz all around your fruit until you take a fly swatter to them.
Rainbow Haven is a great place to stay. Larry & Paula do a super job of keeping it up and taking care of their customers. Duck Harbor, as I stated before is also a really good place.
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#18 Sep 3, 2008
I thought that there was a pesonal reason for this anwers.
#19 Sep 9, 2008
fly swater that would be painfull when you dr. removed it
rainbow uses state property to put his dumpster but none of the public can use it why because hes the graet mayor and is above the law
Since: Jul 08
#20 Sep 9, 2008
Who pays for that dumpster?
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The first notation in this reporter's notebook came when Rajon Rondo drove hard to the basket against Dwight Howard and took the pounding when Big Dwight brought down 265 pounds of pain. That seemed like a big moment anyway, but at the time it merely made it Orlando 66, Boston 46 after Rondo made his free throws. Still, it was an indication that if the Celtics were going to down, they weren't going to pull a New Orleans.
The aggressiveness may have been back, but the actual turnaround on the scoreboard didn't come until the fourth quarter when the Magic finally started missing back-breaking 3-pointers like the kind Hedo Turkoglu put down while falling out of bounds, or the one Mickael Pietrus made as the shot clock was expiring.
It was a heck of a lot easier to figure out when the Celtics lost it. That was at the 7:15 mark of the second quarter when a 30-30 tie suddenly turned into an 18-point halftime deficit. "That was the difference in the game," Doc Rivers said. "The last eight minutes of the second quarter."
So, something was said at the half, right? "I said some things," Rivers said. "But I don't know. I don't think it was a speech. I'll leave it at that."
"That's Ubuntu for sure," Brian Scalabrine offered. "We keep that in house."
One thing is certain however, after the Celtics clawed their way back from an obscene 28-point deficit to actually have a realistic chance of stealing the game: Nobody was really happy about it. On either side.
"When you lose it's the same feeling," Paul Pierce said. "You don't want to lose."
"For the first 30-32 minutes we played the best we've played all year," Orlando coach Stan Van Gundy said. "And then for the last 16 minutes we played as poorly as we possibly could at both ends of the floor."
You'd like to make a sweeping generalization about the Celtics stirring comeback, or the Magic's seeming inability to handle big leads, but after this one the only thing we know is that Orlando got its win in Boston and the Celtics have their backs up against the wall. Again. Everything else was just for show.
Rajon Rondo was bad in the first half—1-for-7, two points and two assists bad. Rondo was less bad in the second half, but nowhere near good enough to carry the Celtics the way he did against Chicago.
"There was a point—about four minutes gone in the third—he tried to shoot that floater and missed it and I called him over and said, 'Rondo, you're not playing with speed.'" Rivers said. "It's tough to make a floater when you're walking. He was trying to read the defenses instead of playing with his instincts."
Rondo scored his points from the free throw line, where he made 10-of-12 in the second half, but he still shot a woeful 2-for-12 from the field and turned the ball over seven times. And still, it was Rondo's defense that turned things around.
"We could not handle Rajon Rondo's pressure," Van Gundy said.
Rondo's counterpart, Rafer Alston, didn't exactly light it up either, but he doesn't have to for the Magic to be successful. What he did was take Rondo out of his comfort zone offensively and he made a huge shot with the Magic clinging to a four-point lead in the final two minutes. He was good enough, in other words.
This isn't all on Rondo. He, Ray Allen and Kendrick Perkins shot a combined 3-for-19 in the first half, but once again, without Kevin Garnett the Celtics go as Rondo goes.
The telling play for Rondo's night came with the Celtics down 89-77 with about four minutes left in the game. As he waited to pick up the inbounds pass to save clock, Alston scooted in and almost forced a turnover. Rondo wrestled the ball away and somehow found Scalabrine for a 3-pointer that ignited the Celtics final charge, but the realization, like the comeback, came a little too late.
Which is to say that Redick isn't nearly as dangerous a shooter, but he also wasn't going to get caught giving up a 51-point game either. Van Gundy joked before the game that he was pretty sure that Redick could keep Allen from dropping half a hundred and he, and Pietrus, did even better than that, clutching, grabbing and harassing Allen to the tune of a 2-for-12 shooting night.
With the Celtics down four, 91-87, Allen finally got a reasonably clean look at a 3-pointer, and it rimmed in and out. "For me, I don't think I got great rhythm shots tonight," Allen said. "It was one of those nights. It went in and out."
For the Celtics to win this series, Allen and Rondo have to own their matchups in the backcourt. Combined they outscored Alston and Redick, 23-20, but that's not nearly enough.
In a league of unique talents, Rashard Lewis stands out. He's 6-foot-10, but he shoots 3's. He's not one-dimensional by any means, but that one dimension is so freaking good that it sometimes detracts from the rest of his game, and the entire Rashard Lewis package is a problem for the Celtics.
He scored 14 points in the first half against Big Baby Davis and Scalabrine and it was 14 of the most effortless points one can reasonably expect to score against the Celtics. That he finished with "only" 18 is a testament to the Celtics defense. We have heard over and over again that Garnett's absence in guarding Lewis would be a big factor in this series and while KG wasn't on the floor he still made his presence known when he pulled Scalabrine aside and told him what to do.
"Kevin tells it like it is," Scalabrine said. "Kevin told me, 'You don't have that kind of ability. You're not going to block his shots. You have to do your dirty work early.'" And by dirty work, Scal meant forcing Lewis into an uncomfortable position before he gets the ball. "Do it early," Scalabrine continued. "Your best bet is to challenge his shot and hope that he misses."
Even more than Howard, Lewis is the one player the Celtics don't have a physical counter for and stopping him will require an awful lot of work, dirty and otherwise.
If not for Stephon Marbury's play in the second quarter, the Celtics might have been looking at an even bigger deficit. For about three minutes, Marbury looked like (finally) the guy they, and everyone else, has wanted him to be from the moment he got here.
He is faster than Anthony Johnson and quicker than Alston, and if not for Rondo's revitalized play in the second half he would have had a bigger impact on the game. "He was terrific," Rivers said. "It's a tough call for a coach because you wanted to go back to him in the second half. Rondo got it going and then we were playing with such speed, that we just stayed with that group. But Steph gave us a shot."
Marbury, Scalabrine and Eddie House gave the Celtics valuable minutes both offensively and defensively and that was about as good a sign as can be taken for the Celtics Monday night.
One of the keys to the Celtics way of doing things is knowing your role, and whether it's Kendrick Perkins holding down the middle of the defense or Eddie House bombing from long range the Celtics have a defined way of looking at the basketball world.
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It was that kind of night at the Garden. Rondo playing in two different gears, the Celtics falling behind by 28 points and rallying to within four, and Scalabrine getting asked column questions.
Pierce is a column guy, so we'll leave it to him to sum up the big picture. "It's like a boxing match and you get hit with a hook and an upper cut and then you decide to fight," he said. "We can't do that. We've got to take the fight to them from the start."
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"This article says 3 different things. The article is a slam on Shabibi further tightening the accusations against him. It clearly blames him for the economy not prospering. It also implys that the CBI is working hard to bring the two rates, the street value and the program rate back together at the program rate. They refer to this in the article as stablizing the rate. At the end of the article they refer to increasing the value in the coming period which will help the economy. This statement looks to be an affirmation from the Maliki government that they realize that it is imperitive to raise the value in order to progress as a country. They must have the backing of the IMF to pull this off. In the past the IMF and the WB had given its blessing and backing through articles that said the IMF and th WB were firmly behind Iraq and would support the raise of the currency. This meant IMF and WB loans if necessary to support it along with recognition from both the IMF and WB that it is worthy of what ever the new rate turned out to be. We know this because the reverse is also true. If the IMF and the WB refused to support a raise, then other countries would probably not recognized whatever the new rate Iraq put on its currency. In addition it is the IMF that agrees or disagrees as to whether the dinar becomes an article VIII currency which gives it an international trading recognition. Iraq needs to play ball with the IMF to RV successfully. We will have to see whether or not Iraq looks to be playing ball with the IMF. Iraq, in trying to abandon the ration cards is a first good sign that they are at least attempting to play by the rules. This has been a demand by the IMF for a few years now but was stalled by the political problems. Yesterday Kap put up an article that talked of the tariffs being put in place in June with no more delays. This is another request by both the IMF and the WB along with the WTO that has been held up because of the disput between Maliki and Shabibi. In fact it is a pre-requiset along with the raising of the currency to more parrelel the US dollar in order to be a member of the WTO. The WTO told to Iraq this back in 2009 and unless someone can show me an article that counters this, Iraq still has to install tariffs and increase the value of the dinar closer to the US dollar in order to be a full member as two of the requirements. The article above is very encouraging because of the recognition that Iraq must revalue. It is also encouraging to see that at least for the time being that they look like they are attemopting to follow the IMF's advise.and most encouraging, that the intend to activate the tariffs even if has been a long time coming. The realities are they have to increase the value of their currency if they activate those tariffs and if they ever really inrtend to join the WTO as a full member. They have to follow the same path laid down by Shabibi with the only difference today is, they have to get out of their own way now that they conrtrol the process start to finish."
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The Bush Administration has been fighting a failing propaganda war over its plans to try six "high-value" terrorism suspects in Guantánamo. The criticism all around the world has been withering. Only the U.S. media seems to cut them some slack. Matthew Lee at the Associated Press reported last week that the State Department had issued a cable to embassies around the world with some helpful hints about how to handle critical comments.
"International Humanitarian Law contemplates the use of the death penalty for serious violations of the laws of war," the cable, which was written by the office of the department's legal adviser, John Bellinger, says. "The most serious war criminals sentenced at Nuremberg were executed for their actions," it said.
The cable makes no link between the scale of the crimes perpetrated by the Nazis, which included the Holocaust that killed some 6 million European Jews and other minorities, and those allegedly committed by the Guantanamo detainees, who are accused of murder and war crimes in connection with September 11, in which nearly 3,000 people died. But it makes clear that the American administration sees Nuremberg as a historic precedent in asking for the September 11 defendants to be executed.
Bellinger's mastery of international humanitarian law is demonstrated by his recent debate with Philippe Sands, posted at the Guardian, in which his remarks turned him into a laughing stock. When I showed Bellinger's statement to a prominent JAG prosecutor recently, I got an immediate response. "Wouldn't it be wonderful if this Administration actually appreciated Nuremberg and respected what was accomplished there. But of course they don't."
Today the Administration's plans for the Gitmo trials were rocked again, for the second time in a week, by disclosures from a military prosecutor who is convinced that the proceedings have been rigged. AFP reports:
The former chief prosecutor at the US detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba is set to testify for the defense in the upcoming trial of an ex-driver for Osama bin Laden, the defense team said Friday.
Colonel Morris Davis, who resigned from his post in October, is to testify on behalf of Salim Hamdan, a Yemeni accused of delivering weapons to Al-Qaeda operatives and whose trial by a special military commission is to open in May. "We do expect him to testify," said one of Hamdan's lawyers Andrea Prasow, referring to Davis, an Air Force officer whose duty from 2005 to 2007 was to oversee investigations and cases brought against terror suspects at Guantanamo.
As noted previously, Colonel Davis is not alone in this. He is the fourth prosecutor to quit after leveling charges that the proceedings have been rigged. And will he be the last? Colonel Davis filed a complaint about manipulation of the Commissions system before he resigned. The complaint was investigated by Brigadier General Clyde J. Tate II. The report was prepared for William J. Haynes, the Department of Defense's General Counsel, and under military protocol, the investigation could only look down the chain of command, not up. This means that the role played by Haynes, which is the obvious focus of Davis's complaint, could not be examined. However, the findings issued on September 17, 2007 (viewable here) make clear that a significant number of prosecutors other than Colonel Davis were interviewed, and that the criticisms leveled by Davis were broadly shared by his colleagues.
This raises another delicate question: how many further prosecutors will quit before the trial date rolls around? That is a painful decision, of course, entailing sacrifice of an often deeply-held commitment to country and service, the prospect of joblessness in a recession and economic hardship or uncertainty. What does it say about an Administration that it puts a choice to men and women in uniform between compliance with ethics and the rule of law, and the dictates of their political superiors? But that is the dilemma that these JAGs face.
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Freddie Gray's relatives arrived for the trial in the afternoon, after the prep-school kids had left. By their dress, they seemed to have just gotten off work in the medical and clerical fields. The family did not appear at ease in the courtroom. They winced and dropped their heads as William Porter and his fellow officer Zachary Novak testified to opening the doors of their police van last April and finding Freddie paralyzed, unresponsive, with mucus pooling at his mouth and nose. Four women and one man mournfully listened as the officers described needing to get gloves before they could touch him.
The first of six Baltimore police officers to be brought before the court for their treatment of Freddie Gray, a black twenty-five-year-old whose death in their custody was the immediate cause of the city's uprising last spring, William Porter is young, black, and on trial. Here in this courtroom, in this city, in this nation, race and the future seem so intertwined as to be the same thing.
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Hometown: Portland, OR
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Class: Sophomore
STRENGTHS: It's kind of hard to believe that Jones was just a sophomore last season at Kentucky. A powerful small forward prospect, Jones has great size and athleticism, an explosive first-step, and a terrific finishing ability. He's a tough offensive rebounder (averaged 7 boards per game) and can guard just about any position on the floor. He's also got good lateral quickness and a knack for keeping plays alive.
WEAKNESSES: Jones disappeared at times in games and could have been a more dominant offensive force. All of the talent is there, but it seems that his personality doesn't allow him to take over games. He was benched for much of the second half in Kentucky's only regular-season loss to Indiana and finished with just 4 points and 1 rebound in 28 minutes. Some scouts believe that he has a little bit of an attitude problem. He's also a potential tweener at 3 or 4, because he's not a good long-range shooter, although he may be better suited to play the 3.
BOTTOM LINE: There's no question that Jones is talented enough to be a key rotation player in the NBA. The question is going to be, where do you play him? He's probably best suited to play the 3, but can be a force down low– just ask Kansas' Thomas Robinson. Wherever you play him, he's going to rebound and defend. That means he's going to get good minutes at the next level.
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FOREST CITY- Frances Coffey Beaver Austin, 79, of Forest City, died Friday, Dec. 31, 2010, at Rutherford Hospital.
A native of Rutherford County she was born October 4, 1931 a daughter of the late Joe and Carrie Harris Coffey. Frances was retired from Bon Worth and a member of Forest City Church of the Nazarene.
She is survived by her sons, Myron Lee Beaver of Jacksonville, Arlin Wesley Beaver of Forest City, Arnold Warren Beaver of Forest City, and Rev. Dale Ray Austin of Forest City; one daughter, Dawn Sharee Evans of Ellenboro; one brother, J. L. Coffey of Spartanburg, SC; one sister, Nellie Jump of Colorado; 12 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Visitation: The family will receive friends from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday at Forest City Church of the Nazarene.
Funeral: Tuesday, 2 p.m. at Forest City Church of the Nazarene.
Officiated by: Revs. Bob Philbeck and Dale Austin
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Funeral home: McKinney - Landreth Funeral Home is serving the Austin Family.
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The Little Tinamou (Crypturellus soui) is a frumpy looking ground-dwelling, bird that can be found in tropical rainforests throughout the tropics. Though ground dwelling this species, known as 'Surima' by the Makushi, can fly but are not strong fliers. The Little Tinamou found in Guyana is a subspecies. This subspecies can also be found in eastern Colombia, eastern and southern Venezuela, French Guiana, Suriname and north-eastern Brazil. The Little Tinamou favours the understory of tropical lowland forest, forest edge along rivers, lowland evergreen forest, secondary forest and lowland shrub lands.
The Little Tinamou is a small bird with muted colouring that helps it blend into its habitat. The upper parts are a seal brown colour tending to amber towards the tail. The chin and upper throat are whitish while the lower throat, sides of neck and upper chest are a greyish brown. The belly is a cinnamon brown colour. The Little Tinamou has a very short almost non-existent tail. The legs and feet are a yellowish grey colour.
The Little Tinamou spends most of its time on the forest floor, flying only when disturbed. The Little Tinamou is more often heard than seen. Tinamous are considered songless birds but are known for producing some of the most full-bodied notes that rival the most complex songs from a songbird. The species is known to call mainly early in the mornings and as evening sets in. They can sometimes be heard during the day in the still forest.
In Guyana, the Makushi say that the Little Tinamou breeds mainly in the months of February to March. They make their nests in thick patches of leaves, which they scatter to make a shallow indentation, under shrub or at the base of trees. It is believed that the species lay 4-5 pinkish coloured eggs which hatch within a fortnight. The chicks stay with the mother for another 2-3 weeks while they learn to feed and defend themselves.
The Little Tinamou is usually solitary. It feeds mainly on insects and worms, but its diet may include some fruit. It may be targeted by Forest Falcons, Opossums and Spectacled Owls. The meat is favoured by people. Throughout its range the species is abundant and is considered of Least Concern by the IUCN.
Rain forests are rich in biodiversity and are home to many different plants and animals as well as indigenous communities. Humans, even those who don't live in the rain forest, rely on it for resources such as building materials (wood and lianas), medicine and fruits.
Rain forests also provide essential environmental services for life on earth; they create soil as well as prevent soil erosion, produce oxygen though photosynthesis, maintain clean water systems, and are a key defence against climate change.
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Artist: Reba McEntire
Album: What If It's You
(Robert Ellis Orrall, Cathy Majeski)
I've got something to tell you that I just can't say
So I'm writing it down in case maybe someday
Our lives take a turn down a road
We can't see right now
I know you're happy and I'm happy for you
But since you found each other
I've been so confused
Cause I believe there's one soul on this earth
That was meant for mine
I was sent here to find
What if it's you
What if our hearts were meant to be one
What'll I do
Knowing that I'll never love anyone
As much as I do love you
What if it's true
What if it's you
If destiny called and I missed my cue
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The 2016 Lorain-Medina Rural Electric Cooperative Board of Trustees election begins June 15. All members are encouraged to take an active role in the cooperative they own by casting a ballot online or using the mail-in ballot. Voting instructions are enclosed in the official notice. The most cost-effective method to cast a ballot is online through the secure "Vote" link below. Vote for one candidate in each of the three districts. All ballots must be received by 11:59 a.m. Friday, July 15.
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Collection: DigitalVision Vectors
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- Adult,
- Baby,
- Baby Boys,
- Beautiful Woman,
- Beauty,
- Blond Hair,
- Care,
- Casual Clothing,
- Caucasian Ethnicity,
- Cheerful,
- Child,
- Childhood,
- Cut Out,
- Cute,
- Daughter,
- Embracing,
- Family,
- Females,
- Happiness,
- Healthy Lifestyle,
- Holding,
- Human Body Part,
- Human Face,
- Illustration,
- Infant Bodysuit,
- Laughing,
- Lifestyles,
- Looking At Camera,
- Love,
- Males,
- Mother,
- New Life,
- Offspring,
- One Parent,
- Parent,
- Pastel Colored,
- People,
- Portrait,
- Relaxation,
- Single Mother,
- Smiling,
- Son,
- Toy Rattle,
- Two People,
- Vector,
- Vitality,
- White Background,
- White Color,
- Women,
- Young Adult,
- Young Women,
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Mother And Baby Vector ArtAdult,Baby,Baby Boys,Beautiful Woman,Beauty,Blond Hair,Care,Casual Clothing,Caucasian Ethnicity,Cheerful,Child,Childhood,Cut Out,Cute,Daughter,Embracing,Family,Females,Happiness,Healthy Lifestyle,Holding,Human Body Part,Human Face,Illustration,Infant Bodysuit,Laughing,Lifestyles,Looking At Camera,Love,Males,Mother,New Life,Offspring,One Parent,Parent,Pastel Colored,People,Portrait,Relaxation,Single Mother,Smiling,Son,Toy Rattle,Two People,Vector,Vitality,White Background,White Color,Women,Young Adult,Young WomenPhotographer kbeisCollection: DigitalVision Vectors kbeisA young mother holding her baby, on a bright colored background and isolated on white. Plus a portrait of a baby playing with a rattle. EPS 8, fully editable and labeled in layers.