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Gotta love Gibson marketing hype. Yes, the Flying V was an icon by the late 60s...by which time it had been long discontinued because it sold so poorly. So they threw together a few more Vs in the late 60s form leftover parts and then discontinued it again for another decade only to come out with the bizarro V2 with it's V-shaped pickups...what's with these guys?
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- How many birthday games or activities should I plan?
- What art and craft birthday activities could we try?
- Which musical party games appeal to four-year-olds?
- What if children don't want to join in the party games?
- Is it worth splashing out on a party entertainer?
- My four-year-old wants a bouncy castle. Is it a good idea?
That said, their concentration is getting better and they're starting to enjoy more structured activities. Most children this age will love joining in a few simple party games.
How many birthday games or activities should I plan?It's hard to know how long an activity will capture children's attention. Plan for around five or six activities. That way, if one game is a flop or the children lose interest, you can quickly move on to the next.
If you're hosting a party at an indoor play space, the play equipment will keep the children occupied. But you'll create a more memorable experience by incorporating one or two games, too. You could play pass the parcel just before the party tea, or pin the tail on the donkey when guests arrive.
What art and craft birthday activities could we try?Four-year-olds love an art project, so long as it's uncomplicated. You could:
- Make several colours of homemade play dough, then ask the children to create mini birthday cakes. Remind them that these pretend cakes aren't for eating, though.
- Buy rolls of cheap lining paper. Lay them out on the floor and get the children to draw around each other, then colour in their faces, hair and clothes.
- Supply lolly sticks, cardboard and glue, and help the children to make puppets.
- Stick to your party theme. If it's a jungle party, make an animal collage. For a princess party, decorate paper crowns with jewels and sequins. Turn plastic bottles into rockets for a space party, and so on.
Check out our arts and crafts section for more great ideas.
Which musical party games appeal to four-year-olds?Most children this age still love action songs and rhymes. Try "Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes", "The Hokey Cokey", "If You're Happy and You Know It", or "Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush". Go through the songs first, demonstrating the actions, and then sing together.
Most four-year-olds will be familiar with musical bumps and musical statues. They may get upset, or refuse to leave the floor when they're "out'" though. It might be better to play just for fun than try to pick a winner!
What if children don't want to join in the party games?Don't expect all the children to take part in the games. Some may wander off, while others might feel too shy to join in. Put out some picture books, some paper and colouring pens and a few toys to keep them occupied.
Is it worth splashing out on a party entertainer?Possibly, if you're expecting a big group of guests or hope to chat with other parents.
A professional magician or clown will usually keep kids enthralled. Just bear in mind that while some children in this age group find clowns funny, others find them frightening.
Costumes are typically what scare this age group. The children will be most comfortable with someone who isn't heavily disguised with a mask or face paint.
My four-year-old wants a bouncy castle. Is it a good idea?Children love them, but bouncy castles can be a nightmare for grown-ups. Four-year-olds are very active but their judgement hasn't caught up with their physical ability and they're likely to take too many risks.
If you do decide to go ahead, be sure to have at least two adults supervising at all times. Keep an ice pack, some arnica cream and plasters to hand for minor bumps and scrapes.
If you have a lot of party guests, it might be a good idea to set up one or two other activities alongside the bouncy castle. Divide the children into groups, and let one group have their turn while the others enjoy the car track or play with sponge footballs or explore the dressing-up box.
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Smug Mums
Everybody who has ever had a baby has encountered this phenomenon - the gloating new mother who lords it over lesser mortals, boasting about her baby.
At a time when many new mothers are feeling emotionally fraught, smug mums can make them feel truly murderous. Take these simple precautions to ensure that you never fall into the smug mum trap:
•If you've been lucky enough to recapture that elusive pre-birth figure, don't refer to it around mothers who are still struggling with their weight. The spectacle of your lithe form will be depressing enough; remarks about being fortunate, eating anything etc. will just make women who still look six months pregnant feel even worse…
Even if your weight loss is due to rigorous diet and exercise, it's best not to boast - many new mothers are just too exhausted and frazzled to do anything about their weight and your energy and commitment will make them feel really bad.
•If you are finding breastfeeding easy, just be aware that many mothers find it difficult or impossible, and may be feeling very bad about it. Boasting about your gargantuan milk production is just cruel.
•If you are happily breastfeeding, it is extremely tactless to make disparaging remarks about bottle-feeding. For some new mothers, this is not a matter of choice but necessity. And even if they have opted for the bottle, it's really none of your business.
•On a related matter, don't boast about your baby's huge appetite, impressive weight gain and developmental prowess. Parents with babies who are not feeding well and are under-weight may already be feeling anxious (regular weigh-ins revealing that their baby is below average weight will be taking an emotional toll), and you will just make them feel inadequate.
•If you are one of those lucky new parents whose baby is a model of serene tranquillity, don't go on about it. For parents who have spent nights on end pacing the floorboards with a fractious baby, tales of uninterrupted nights are the final straw.
If you are unfortunate enough to encounter a smug mum, rise above it. Humour and self-deprecation about your babycare travails may throw their vain boasts into sharp relief.
Or you could try and swamp them with dewy-eyed admiration. Simply lay on the compliments on their parenting skills with a trowel - even the smuggest mother may feel a twinge of embarrassment.
If all else fails, take the long view. Parenthood is an arduous journey, with many traps and pitfalls along the way. The perfect baby may well turn into the terrible toddler, the naughty kid, the moody adolescent, and the boastfulness of early parenthood may well be supplanted by doubt and uncertainty.


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Norwegian Star Cruise Review by shycanadian: Tired ship
Overall Member Rating
Tired ship
Destination: Panama Canal & Central America
Embarkation: Miami
Had to wait several hours to board as ship was being sanitized after voyage where passengers had Norovirus. New passengers were not allowed to touch the food or drinks. Had a terrible cabin with view almost totally obstructed (not partially obstructed) . Theatre seats were awful and left one with a sore tush at end of performance. Food in dining rooms was bland. Several days where the boat rocked excessively. Cabin had a tender outside which blocked view and workmen were constantly passing by our window so we were forced to keep blinds closed. Tender launching on last port visit was really noisy and very early in the a.m. Also light outside lit up the room so sleeping was difficult.
Staff was exceptionally pleasant and very helpful but guests lined up in both directions to get food and drinks.
We took several shore excursions offered by the ship and the last 3 were awful (Huatulco, Puerto Vallarta and Cabo San Lucas). The guides started their description before More everyone arrived, we couldn't hear them, it was difficult to understand them, etc.
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Feb. 1, 2013
TUCSON, Ariz. -
Senior Davellyn Whyte (Phoenix, Ariz.) scored 20 points, but Arizona women's basketball (11-9, 3-6) fell to Washington (15-5, 7-2), 74-65 on Friday night at the McKale Center.
Whyte's 10 points put her at 1,909 career points, the third-highest career point total in Wildcat history.
Junior Kama Griffitts (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) added 15 points, while junior Alli Gloyd (Phoenix, Ariz.) led all players with nine rebounds.
As a team, the Wildcats outrebounded Washington, 46-33 and shot 32 percent from behind the arc, but committed 20 turnovers to the Huskies' six.
"We didn't play well defensively at all," Arizona head coach Niya Butts said. "However, I thought offensively, we scored a little bit better tonight. We were able to make some plays, but we still had a little drought. We just didn't get stops when we needed to get stops and turned the ball over too much."
Arizona came out strong in the first half, running out to a 14-8 lead behind to Whyte three-pointers, but the Huskies went on consecutive runs and went into the locker rooms with a 39-30 halftime advantage.
In the second half, Washington extended its lead and led by as many as 17, but the Wildcats responded with a 9-0 run to narrow the score back to within seven. The Huskies would not go away, however, and took the game, 74-65.
Kristi Kingma led the Huskies with 22 points, while Talia Walton had eight rebounds.
The Wildcats will return to McKale on Sunday, Feb. 3 to host Washington State at 2 p.m.
For complete results and continued coverage of Arizona women's basketball, please visit www.ArizonaWildcats.com.
Player Quotes
Kama Griffitts
On thoughts on the game:
"We're disappointed in ourselves. I think we could have played harder and better."
On getting within reach:
"We picked up the energy and came back within six points. Once they hit a shot it was like we broke down. We need to learn from that and not let that defeat us. One shot won't win the game. We need to make sure we come back and play the best we can."
On Davellyn White's quick return from injury:
"She's tough. I'm not surprised that she came back."
On holding Jazmine Davis to 13 points:
"I think we were being more physical with her. Granted, she didn't hit her shots from outside which she usually does, which was good for us. Being physical inside definitely helped."
On first game back:
"It feels good. I'm glad to be back. It's a bummer we couldn't get the win, but it definitely feels good to be back with my team."
On what happened on defense:
"Our one-on-one defense has to get better. We allowed them to pretty much do what they wanted. They were driving to the basket and running all over us. We have to take pride in our defense and get better at defending one-on-one breakaways."


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The small town of Wasilla in Alaska puts the car used by Sarah Palin during her time as mayor up for sale on eBay.
05:59, UK, Thursday 21 November 2013
Sarah Palin's hometown is auctioning a car she drove during her time as mayor of the city, but the vehicle has failed to attract a single bidder.
The small town of Wasilla in Alaska listed the 1999 Ford Expedition on eBay on Monday, hoping to secure a starting bid of $10,000 (£6,200).
The listing's photo shows the car with a cardboard cut-out of Mrs Palin in the driver's seat.
"Surplus City of Wasilla vehicle purchased new in 1999 for Mayor Sarah Palin official use, needs new brakes, wheel seals, and idle control valve," the listing states.
Public works director Archie Giddings said the city hoped bidders would find some historic value in the car.
But no bids had been submitted as of late Wednesday. The listing expires on November 27.
Mrs Palin drove the vehicle during her second term as mayor of the city, which ended in October 2002.
She went on to become Alaska's governor, until Republican presidential nominee John McCain chose her to be his running mate in 2008 and she resigned her state office.
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Vermont man goes to prison for 104 pounds of potBy LORI PILGER
Lincoln Journal Star | May 10,2013LINCOLN, Neb. A Vermont man nabbed near Lincoln with more than 100 pounds of marijuana and a disassembled gun asked for probation but got prison time Thursday.
Nathaniel P. Miller, 26, of Jericho, Vt., said he really didnt think about the consequences of his actions.
A Nebraska State Patrol trooper stopped him Sept. 3 near the Lincoln Airport exit for not having a front license plate. After Miller let troopers search his 2001 Dodge pickup, they found 104 pounds of marijuana in packages under the trucks bed liner.
I realize it was a terrible choice, and I want to be done with it, Miller said Thursday.
His attorney, Lawrence Whelan, said Miller had been using marijuana since he was 16 and was acting as a mule Sept. 3. But the disassembled gun among Millers personal property in a camper was not part of the drug activity, he said, arguing for probation.
I think this was a case where he saw an opportunity to make money, and he took that opportunity so he wouldnt have to work, Whelan said.
But Deputy Lancaster County Attorney Matt Acton said the amount of marijuana outweighed Millers lack of criminal history.
District Judge Jodi Nelson agreed, telling Miller he had made a business decision and must have known what could happen.
If you get caught, youre likely going to prison, and thats whats happening here, she said.
She gave him four to six years, with credit for the 248 days hes been in jail since his arrest.
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JACQUES D'AMBOISE with PETER BOAL at Town Hall Seattle
Co-presented with PACIFIC NORTHWEST BALLET. Ballet legend Jacques d'Amboise share the story of his 35 years as principal dancer with the New York City Ballet during the reign of Balanchine and so much more in his new memoir, I Was a Dancer (Knopf). The Boston-born Jack Ahearn was discovered by Balanchine at the New York City Ballet at the age of 15, became a principal dancer there at 17, and remained a star for 35 years. Balanchine choreographed more pieces for him than any other male lead. Jacques d'Amboise appeared in such films as Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Carousel, The Best Things in Life are Free, and Balanchine's A Midsummer's Night Dream. In 1976, he founded the National Dance Institute, an arts education program that passes the joy of dance on to younger generations. Among his many accolades are a Kennedy Center Honor, the National Medal of Arts, an Academy Award, six Emmy Awards, a MacArthur Fellowship, and the Peabody Award. He tells a big, encompassing story in I Was a Dancer. Joining Jacques d'Amboise onstage in conversation this evening will be Peter Boal, artistic director of Pacific Northwest Ballet. $5 tickets are available at the door starting at 6:30 p.m., in advance via www.brownpapertickets.com (1-800-838-3006), and at Elliott Bay Book Company. Town Hall Seattle is at 1119 Eighth Avenue (at Seneca). For more information on this evening, please call Elliott Bay at (206) 624-6600. For more on Pacific Northwest Ballet and its 2010-11 seasonwhich includes Balanchine's A Midsummer Night's Dream April 8 – 17 at McCaw Hallplease see www.pnb.org.


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A mysterious polio-like illness has paralyzed limbs and caused breathing problems in up to twenty-five children in California, according to a story in USA Today.
While testing has ruled out polio in these cases, doctors remain uncertain about the cause. Polio itself has virtually disappeared since Dr. Jonas Salk's vaccine in 1954, but the current condition has much in common with its predecessor, including a similarly grim prognosis.
Says Keith Van Haren, pediatric neurologist at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital in Palo Alto, "It's like the old polio…[T]he best-case scenario is complete loss of one limb, the worst is all four limbs, with respiratory insufficiency, as well."
Doctors saw their first case in Berkeley in 2012, when 2-year old Sofia Jarvis came in with wheezing and difficulty breathing that doctors first took to be asthma.
Dr. Van Haren had to explain to Sofia's mom, Jessica Tomei, that prognosis was poor and that her condition would not improve.
After he diagnosed the condition in Sofia, Dr. Van Haren and his colleagues worried about the possibility of additional cases. Their search of recent medical files turned up two more cases, both in the San Francisco Bay area.
"We don't have a final case count, but it's probably in the neighborhood of twenty-five cases, all in California," said Van Haren.
Van Haren suspects the cause is an enterovirus, which belongs to a family of viruses that includes polio, along with milder disease of the hand, foot and mouth common in infants and children.
Sadly, while we have a vaccine for the polio virus, we have no vaccine for other enteroviruses, Van Haren said. That means doctors can do very little, but to try to spot new cases and report them as cases appear.
To that end, public health officials in California and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta are looking for new cases nationwide. Thus far, none have been reported.
Also, the California Department of Public Health is asking health care providers to report any polio-like cases they find, and to send specimens if possible, says Carol Glaser, chief of the encephalitis and special investigation section of the California Department of Public Health in Sacramento.
As for Sophia, her left arm is paralyzed and she has weakness in her left leg, along with some slight breathing issues, all of which are unfortunately permanent.


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Save $15.00The DUI Ignition Kit, includes the DUI Distributor, Custom LiveWire set, and the Billet Wire Looms. Please designate cap color, wire color, and loom color when ordering.Fits: The 5/16" drive fits all 200/250ci motors, as well as the late 170ci. It will not fit the 144ci or early 170ci, which used a 1/4" drive.Add Horse Power by installing the most powerful ignition system available for the small six and save an additional $20 by ordering the complete DUI Ignition Kit. The Complete Kit includes the DUI Distributor, a custom LiveWire set, and the Billet Aluminum Wire Looms. Dyno testing on a 200ci engine showed an increase up to 15 HP over the Duraspark II and MSD Ignition system, and up to 20 HP over the stock ignition system. Manufactured by Performance Distributors for Classic Inlines, the DUI distributor is the only one-piece, high performance ignition system available for your inline six. Since the coil and ignition module are self-contained in the distributor, it is truely a clean and simple drop in installation, which eliminates all of the messy and confussing wiring associated with other ignition systems. Just run one 12-volt hot wire to the distributor and you're ready to run! A tach hook-up is also included for those who like to keep track of their RPMs.This Street/Strip DUI Distributor is built with a 50,000 volt coil that allows a whopping .055" plug gap, which provides a more powerful explosion of the fuel mixture. The Dyna Module is designed with more electronic dwell time as well, producing an even hotter spark. Unlike stock Ford systems, and many aftermarket systems, no ballast resistor is required, which reduces the voltage in the ignition system. The D.U.I. allows FULL voltage providing a better spark and more power. Every DUI Distributor is custom curved on a machine prior to packaging. This results in a super smooth curve, eliminate engine damaging detonation, and provides instant throttle response. Caps are available in Black, Red, or Blue. Our DUI LiveWire Sets are custom fit for use with our DUI Performance Distributors - no assembly is required. Each wire is numbered on both ends making installation, removal and re-installation quick and easy.LiveWires® from Performance Distributors, have a space age heat resistant sleeving which is non-flammable and non-corrosive to chemicals. This unique sleeving provides protection from -76° to +1400° F and offers excellent resistance to moisture and chemicals. The LiveWire spiral wound core prevents electronic interference, radio noise, and computer interference. They offer an extremely low resistance of 300 - 350 Ohms per foot, for optimum spark travel. Each LiveWires has a durable and long lasting silicone jacket, with heat shrink applied between the boot and the sleeving to keep dirt and moisture away from wire terminals. Due to the unique protective sleeving on LiveWire set, stock or aftermarket looms will not fit over the wires. Custom Livewire sets are available in Black, Red, Blue, and Yellow. DUI Billet Aluminum Wire Looms are custom manufactured for use on the LiveWire sets. Due to the protective sleeving on LiveWires, stock or aftermarket looms will not fit over LiveWire sets without pinching or crimpimg the wires. These billet separators are held together with allen head screws which are mounted flush within the loom, will not pinch or damage the protective heat sleeving. Available in a natural finish or Black anodized (red, blue, and gold anodized are no longer offered). Set includes 1-4 Hole. 1-3 Hole. and 3-2 Hole Looms.All parts required for installation are included with the complete kit, saving you time and frustration, and un-necessary trips to your auto parts store. The DUI Dstributor is a real work of craftsmanship, and although it is uniquely designed, replacement parts are easy to find. High Energy Ignition (HEI) replacement parts, available at all auto parts stores, fit right on the DUI distributor. While a stock HEI moduals work in a pinch, the custom DUI moduals are available from Classic Inlines, as are the caps, rotors, and coils. Please designate cap color, and wire color when ordering. NOTE: We highly recommend reading our Tech Article on "Preventing Premature Distributor Gear Failures" before you install your new distributor.NOTE: While the DUI distributor will fit Econline trucks and vans, you must cut a small hole in the side of the doghouse and fashion some sort of bowl like cover to make room for the larger DUI distributor.
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Busch Stadium III (2006 - present)
Busch Stadium (also referred to informally as "New Busch Stadium" or "Busch Stadium III") is the home of the St. Louis Cardinals of Major League Baseball. It replaced Busch Memorial Stadium and occupies a portion of that stadium's former footprint. Busch Stadium was chosen by MLB to host the 2009 Major League Baseball All-Star Game. The ballpark opened on April 4, 2006 with an exhibition between the minor league Memphis Redbirds and Springfield Cardinals, both affiliates of the St. Louis Cardinals, which Springfield won 5-3. The first official major league game occurred on April 10, 2006 as the Cardinals defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 6–4 behind an Albert Pujols home run and winning pitcher Mark Mulder.
A commercial area, dubbed Ballpark Village, is being developed adjacent to the stadium over the remainder of the former stadium's footprint. The stadium is the third stadium in St. Louis to carry the name Busch Stadium. Sportsman's Park was renamed Busch Stadium in 1953, after team owner Gussie Busch. The first Busch closed in 1966, and both the baseball Cardinals, and the NFL's St. Louis Cardinals moved to a new multi-purpose stadium, named Busch Memorial Stadium. Contents
In 1995, St. Louis Cardinals team ownership began to lobby for a new ballpark in downtown St. Louis, but the team was unable to acquire funding for the project for several years. In June 2001, the Missouri state government signed a contract with the team, proposing a ballpark in downtown St. Louis, but a subsequent funding bill was struck down in May 2002, leaving the saga open. Team owners sought a location near Madison, Illinois, adjacent to Gateway International Raceway, until the city of St. Louis drafted a financing plan for the team to construct the new stadium in downtown St. Louis. The stadium was financed through private bonds, bank loans, a long-term loan from St. Louis County, and money from the team owners. The development, including the Ballpark Village will cost approximately $665 million with the stadium alone costing $365 million.
Construction and opening
New Busch Stadium was designed by Populus (then known as HOK Sport) and built by Hunt Construction with an estimated cost of $344.8 million, which proved too low by $20.2 mil. to its final cost of $365 mil. HOK's senior project designer for Busch Stadium was Jim Chibnall, who was also the lead designer of Jacobs Field in Cleveland, Heinz Field in Pittsburgh, Sydney Olympic Stadium and other notable stadiums throughout the world. The field level (16,880 seats), terrace level (9,150), and bleachers (3,661) were completed in time for opening day, with total capacity on that day of 37,962, not including up to 2,751 standing room tickets. Construction on the seating area was completed in late May increasing the capacity for the May 29, 2006 game vs the Houston Astros with finishing touches performed throughout the year. Including all 2,886 standing-room-only tickets for the general public and the suites and party rooms, the stadium's total capacity is 46,861. Natural grass turf was installed in March 2006. In its debut season every game was sold out, giving a total attendance of 3,407,104 for the season, the second-largest in team history, but since surpassed in both 2007 and 2008, therefore the 2006 attendance now ranks fourth in team history.
Inaugural 2006 season On October 7 and 8, 2006, New Busch Stadium hosted its first playoff games. On October 7, in Game 3 of the 2006 National League Division Series, the San Diego Padres defeated the Cardinals 3–1. However, the Redbirds defeated the Padres in Game 4, on October 8, 2006, to win the series three games to one. On October 14, during the first 2006 National League Championship Series game played at New Busch, the Cardinals defeated the New York Mets 5–0 to take a 2–1 lead in that series. The Cardinals went on to win the 2006 National League Championship in 7 games. On October 24, 26, and 27, the Cardinals hosted the first World Series games at New Busch Stadium against the Detroit Tigers. The Cards won all three games, and secured their tenth world championship, four games to one. After the game, many fans climbed the famous statue of Stan Musial to celebrate. There was also a fireworks display in left field. The games of October 26 and 27th were rescheduled from a postponement October 25. By virtue of the Cardinals winning the World Series in 2006, New Busch Stadium joined a very short list of ballparks whose occupants won the Series in the ballpark's inaugural year. The last previous one had been the original Yankee Stadium, in 1923. The Cardinals are also the first team to win a World Series at home in the inaugural season of a stadium since the 1912 Boston Red Sox (Fenway Park). In 2009, the New York Yankees again won a World Series title in their first season at a Yankee Stadium.
All-Star Game The stadium hosted the 2009 Major League Baseball All-Star Game on July 15, 2009. The American League defeated the National League in that game, 4-3. Tampa Bay Rays outfielder Carl Crawford won MVP after making a spectacular catch to rob Colorado Rockies outfielder Brad Hawpe of a home run.
Other Events
On June 7, 2008, the stadium hosted its first-ever concert, with Dave Matthews Band playing to a crowd of approximately 35,000. The Black Crowes served as the opening act, they opened with "She Talks to Angels."
"Fredbird" store The ballpark features a make-your-own-mascot store for the Cardinals' mascot, "Fredbird".
Design Where as the old stadium was a fully enclosed "cookie-cutter" facility similar to Riverfront, Veterans, Three Rivers and Atlanta-Fulton County stadiums, the new stadium is similar to the many other HOK designed "retro-classic" fields. Like all those, it offers a panoramic view of the downtown skyline. The Gate 3 entrance on the west side of the stadium is most iconic, with a large "bridge" resembling the Eads Bridge arching over the entrance. Outside this entrance also stands a bronze statue of Cardinals legend Stan "The Man" Musial. Other Cardinals statues that previously surrounded Busch Memorial Stadium are now displayed at the corner of Clark and Eighth streets, outside the Cardinals' team store. The exterior contains historical plaques of Cardinals logos, the STL insignia and a Busch Stadium logo behind home plate. After St. Louis Post-Dispatch sportswriter Rick Hummel was honored with the J. G. Taylor Spink Award and induction into the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in 2007, the Cardinals renamed the stadium's press box the "Bob Broeg-Rick Hummel Press Box", honoring the two local writers enshrined in Cooperstown. The planned Ballpark Village residential and entertainment complex was to be built on the site of the former Busch Memorial Stadium across the street from the new ballpark. Plans have not materialized and the Cardinals in March 2009 decided to temporarily use the land for parking and a softball field. During a weather incident during a July 2006 game vs the Atlanta Braves, portable concession stands were knocked over, the infield rain tarp was damaged, and plastic sheets used to protect the press box were dislodged. As a result of the storm at least thirty spectators were injured, of whom five were taken to the hospital. As a result of the storm, the stadium now has designated shelter areas for such disasters which are located throughout the ballpark. Fans at the stadium have access to a large amount of food and drink options, ranging from standard ballpark fare like bratwurst, nachos and peanuts to St Louis-area favorites such as pork steak sandwiches and toasted ravioli. Budweiser holds the beer contract for the stadium as one would expect, but most recently the smaller Saint Louis Brewery has been making inroads, selling Schlafly beer in bottles at a growing number of concession stands. Tickets for five all-inclusive areas are sold on a single game basis, with amenities running the gamut from the ritzy Champions Club (offering a multiple-course buffet, plasma televisions, a chance to get on television or radio as a broadcast booth is located inside the club, and a full bar) to the more family-oriented Scoreboard Patio (with table seating for four in center field and a more traditional selection of food). Cardinal management also allows outside food and drink (including soft-sided drink coolers); as a result, it is not uncommon to see vendors selling discounted bags of peanuts and bottles of soda and water, or even scalpers including a box of Cracker Jack with tickets.
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Nope. It is still way too hot, and the laser light couldn't get the atoms any
Why is that?
Because, as you saw, each photon gives a certain kick to an atom, so when the
atoms are moving as slowly as possible, they are still always getting jostled
around by the amount of a single photon kick, and this motion is what limited
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the atoms from hitting the hot walls, but did not use photons. For this they
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"Forbidden" is one of many softcore films you'll find littering the landscape of late-night cable, most notably on channels like Cinemax, also known as Skinmax for their penchant for showing cheap softcore sex films to insomniacs. "Forbidden" was directed by Robert Kubilos, who was responsible for two of the "Embrace the Darkness" movies. Here, Kubilos is working from a script by Eric Mittleman, about a married man who discovers that his best friend's fianc'e is actually the woman he had an affair with on the night of his bachelor party. And the catch? Mister Married Man is still in love with her.
I wouldn't go so far as to say that "Forbidden" is better than the average film in its genre, since without the presence of an unrated version, the film would look just as terribly chopped to pieces — in order to conform to broadcasting standards — as all the others. But being that this review is for the unrated version, I am happy to report that "Forbidden" certainly lives up to its promise of providing skin, simulated sex, more skin, and even more simulated sex.
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Album Summary
- Giuseppe Di Stefano (Voice)
- Cristina Trevi (Soprano)
- Edna Patoni (Alto)
- Piero Campolonghi (Baritone)
- Ignacio Ruffino (Bass)
- Francesco Tortolero (Tenor)
- Gilberto Cerda (Baritone)
- Maria Callas (Voice)
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The dying Violetta in Verdi's La Traviata was another of Callas's great roles, and again she is partnered with Di Stefano in this live performance from June 3, 1952. Callas brings tragic depth to a role that in other hands can seem shallow and unconvincing. This is a superb record of acting with the voice.
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Works DetailsVerdi, Giuseppe : La traviata
- Performers: Giuseppe Di Stefano (Voice); Cristina Trevi (Soprano); Edna Patoni (Alto); Piero Campolonghi (Baritone); Ignacio Ruffino (Bass); Francesco Tortolero (Tenor); Gilberto Cerda (Baritone); Maria Callas (Voice)
- Conductor: Umberto Mugnai
- Ensemble: Mexico City Palacio de Bellas Artes Chorus
- Notes: Composition written: 1853.
- Running Time: 4 min. 15 sec.
- Period Time: Romantic
- Form: Opera/Operetta
- Written: 1853


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142 Tulane Student-Athletes Named to American All-Academic Team
Women's Cross Country/Track & Field led the way with 34 honorees
Football Holds Pair Of Preseason Practices On Friday
Green Wave hold outdoor session in morning at Tad Gormley, head indoors at Saints Facility in afternoon
Tulane Football Wraps Up Spring Campaign with 65-Play Scrimmage
Montana, Powell combines for four touchdowns; Grant hauls in two scores
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2013: Did not play as a sophomore.
2012: Did not play as a redshirt-freshman due to NCAA transfer rules.
Prior To Tulane: Originally enrolled at Louisiana-Lafayette where he redshirted as a true freshman during the Ragin' Cajuns' 2011 season which culminated with a win in the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl.
High School: Two-year letterman at St. Thomas More High where he played fullback and linebacker for coach Jim Hightower...helped lead the Cougars to a combined 20-5 record with two District 4-5A titles and a pair of trips to the state playoffs, including a 13-1 mark and a trip to the semifinals as a senior...named honorable-mention all-state, first-team all-district and first-team All-Acadiana as a senior after posting 150 tackles, three pass break-ups, two fumble recoveries and an interception...tabbed honorable-mention all-district as a junior after tallying 63 stops...also lettered once in track and field...off the field, was a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Christian Ministry.
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Welcome to the wettest day since mid-September, with rainfall totals from this morning's deluge over an inch in spots.
Expect a decent break from downpours between now and Saturday evening, with the focus shifting to unseasonably warm air. Highs this afternoon will come close to 60° across central Indiana… a good 20°-25° above normal.
No doubt you can feel the difference today, but take a look at the side-by-side comparison of the Greenfield Intermediate school camera. The snapshot from left is Monday, and right was taken from today. The January Thaw has eaten away all of the winter storm from late December.
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Feb. 2, 2012
LOS ANGELES - The fourth-ranked UCLA women's tennis team upped its record to 4-0 on the season on Thursday with a 7-0 victory over Loyola Marymount at the Los Angeles Tennis Center.
The Bruins dropped a total of just four games in three doubles matches on the day, cruising to decisive wins at all three courts. Robin Anderson and Skylar Morton turned in a flawless performance at the No. 2 position, taking an 8-0 victory over LMU's Ashley Anderson and Tory Parravi. UCLA followed that up with an 8-1 win at court No. 1 and an 8-3 victory at the No. 3 spot.
UCLA was equally as dominant in singles action, winning all six matches in straight sets. Wins by Pamela Montez at court No. 2 and Kaitlin Ray at court No. 4 put the Bruins ahead 3-0. Sophomore Morgan Thomas, who was playing in her first dual-match as a Bruin, posted the clinching win for UCLA, downing Ana Lucia Fuentes 6-3, 6-1 at court No. 6 to give the Bruins an insurmountable 4-0 lead. Anderson, Morton and Chanelle Van Nguyen also posted singles victories for UCLA. With the loss, the Lions see their record fall to 0-2 on the season.
The Bruins will be in action at home again this Saturday, hosting Cal Poly at the Los Angeles Tennis Center beginning at 11:00 a.m. The match was originally scheduled to take place on April 18.
Feb 02, 2012 at Los Angeles, CA (Los Angeles Tennis Center)
|1. #23 Courtney Dolehide/Montez (UCLA) def. Bisharat/Jin (LMU) 8-1
|2. #12 Anderson/Morton (UCLA) def. Anderson/Parravi (LMU) 8-0
|3. Carling Seguso/Van Nguyen (UCLA) def. Logan Finnell/Pironkova (LMU) 8-3
|1. #8 Robin Anderson (UCLA) def. April Bisharat (LMU) 6-3, 6-2
|2. #70 Pamela Montez (UCLA) def. Miya Jin (LMU) 6-2, 6-0
|3. Skylar Morton (UCLA) def. Ashley Anderson (LMU) 6-4, 6-3
|4. #112 Kaitlin Ray (UCLA) def. Tory Parravi (LMU) 6-0, 6-2
|5. Chanelle Van Nguyen (UCLA) def. Elisaveta Pironkova (LMU) 6-1, 6-3
|6. Morgan Thomas (UCLA) def. Ana Lucia Fuentes (LMU) 6-3, 6-1
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|UCLA 4-0; National ranking #4
|Order of finish: Doubles (2,1,3); Singles (2,4,6,1,3,5)


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Major League Soccer today announced that Kansas City Wizards and former UCLA standout Jimmy Conrad has been named the MLS Defender of the Year.
The 28 year-old Conrad earns his first MLS Defender of the Year award a year after finishing as the runner-up for the award. The seven-year MLS veteran capped off a strong individual year that saw him start his first MLS All-Star Game, start for the MLS Select Team that faced Real Madrid in the Trofeo Santiago Bernabeu, and break through on the U.S. Men's National Team. He earned his first international cap during the 2005 CONCACAF Gold Cup and marshaled the U.S. back line in his first World Cup qualifier against Guatemala in September. With Conrad at the helm, the Wizards conceded only 44 goals in 32 regular season matches, with only four teams conceding fewer.
Conrad, the Wizards' 2005 Humanitarian of the Year, was a starter on the Bruins' 1997 NCAA Championship squad and lettered at UCLA from 1996 to 1997.
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David Oyelowo Caps Breakout Year as Frenemy of 'Jack Reacher'
*David Oyelowo is an actor whose time has come – at least here in the States. He's been in the game for over a decade in his native England, having performed on stage as part of the prestigious Royal Shakespeare Company, starred in several British television shows and even a radio play before beginning his … Continue reading David Oyelowo Caps Breakout Year as Frenemy of 'Jack Reacher'
David Oyelowo Joins Steven Spielberg's 'Lincoln'
*Deadline.com is reporting that actor David Oyelowo has joined the cast of Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln." He has headed to Virginia and will play the role of a cavalryman. Oyelowo takes the job while he's concurrently shooting the Christopher McQuarrie-directed "One Shot" with Tom Cruise starring as Jack Reacher in the Lee Child novel series. Oyelowo … Continue reading David Oyelowo Joins Steven Spielberg's 'Lincoln'


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Esperanza Rising
by Pam Muñoz Ryan
Esperanza Rising Chapter 13 Summary
Los Duraznos (Peaches)
- Esperanza prays in the rose garden at the shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe every day. She prays not only for Mama and Abuelita, but also for Marta and her mother.
- Lately Isabel has been praying in the garden, too.
- Isabel wants to be Queen of May at her school. Every year, the teacher chooses the female student with the highest grades to be the Queen.
- This year, the only student with straight As is Isabel, but Isabel's friends have told her that the queen is usually an English-speaking girl who wears nicer dresses.
- So Isabel is going to pray every day that she gets to be the Queen, even though she speaks Spanish and wears old clothes.
- Josefina tells Esperanza that Isabel's chances aren't good. They always choose a blonde, blue-eyed queen. Last year a Japanese girl had the highest grades, but she didn't get to be queen.
- A week later, Esperanza is still packing asparagus. And Isabel is still dreaming of being Queen of May.
- Isabel tells Esperanza that the farm is building a new camp for workers from Oklahoma. The new camp will have inside toilets, hot water, and a swimming pool.
- The Mexican workers will be able to use the swimming pool one day a week, the afternoon before the pool is cleaned. This bugs Esperanza. Do the farmers think the Mexicans are dirtier than the other workers?
- Miguel comes home covered in dirt. Some new workers from Oklahoma took his job at the railroad because they were willing to work for less money. So Miguel had to dig ditches.
- Esperanza loses her temper and storms out of the cabin. Miguel follows her into the vineyard.
- Get ready. This is where Esperanza finally lets off some steam.
- Isabel and Miguel are being treated unfairly because they're Mexican. They work for pennies and live in horrible conditions. And workers who strike to get better treatment are rounded up and deported, even if they are U.S. citizens. Is this really the land of opportunity that Miguel was expecting?
- Miguel argues that in Mexico, he would always have been a second-class citizen, no matter how hard he worked. At least here he has a small chance of becoming more than he was.
- Esperanza wants Miguel to confront his boss and stand up for himself.
- Hmm, she's beginning to sound like one of the strikers.
- Miguel says he just needs to work hard and be patient. Like Esperanza's Papa used to say, "Aguántate tantito y la fruta caerá en tu mano."
- Papa's familiar words make Esperanza cry.
- Esperanza's life used to be simple and straightforward. Like the rows of grapes in the vineyard, she knew where she was going. Now her life looks more like the zigzag pattern in Abuelita's blanket.
- Esperanza can't stand Miguel's optimism and hope anymore. She wants proof that things will get better.
- Esperanza tells Miguel what's on her mind: he's stupid to be so optimistic. He's still a peasant.
- Ouch, Esperanza. That was a little harsh.
- Miguel doesn't let her get away with that insult. He says Esperanza still thinks she's a queen. The next morning, Miguel is gone.
- He told his father he was going north to look for railroad work.
- Esperanza feels like Miguel's sudden departure is her fault. She adds Miguel to the list of people she has to pray for in the garden.
- It's peach season, and Esperanza brings home a bag for Isabel. It's an important day, and she wants to have a special treat for her.
- Isabel wasn't chosen as Queen of May. She cries, and Esperanza tries to think of a way to make her feel better, so she gives her the beautiful doll that she got from her Papa. The title of Queen of May lasts only one day, but this doll will last for much longer.
- Esperanza says that Isabel should take the doll to school. None of the other students, not even the Queen of May, has ever owned anything so beautiful.
- The doll cheers Isabel up a lot. That was pretty thoughtful of Esperanza, if you ask us.
- The doctor says that Esperanza's mom gets to come home from the hospital in a week. There couldn't be better news if she asked for it.
- Mama must be feeling much better because she's asking for crochet needles and yarn.
- Mama tells Esperanza that she has grown and that she looks very mature. She is so proud of Esperanza for working, cooking, and learning to take care of the babies.
- Mama is going to need lots of rest, so the family prepares the cabin for her homecoming.
- They catch Mama up on all the news. Papa's roses are blooming, and Isabel proudly shows Mama how she is taking care of the doll.
- That night, Mama holds Esperanza tightly.
- Esperanza tells Mama that Miguel is gone, and she's afraid it's her fault. But Mama reassures her that Miguel won't be able to stay away from his family for long.
- Speaking of which, Esperanza and Mama have been separated from Abuelita for almost a year.
- Esperanza announces to Mama that she has been saving money to bring Abuelita to California. But when she goes to show Mama how much she has saved, the valise is empty.
- Not good.
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2nd Amendment Rally AZ State Capitol Jan 19th
Yesterday, as part of Gun Appreciation Day I attended the Support the 2nd Amendment Rally at the Arizona State Capitol complex.
It was a spirited if somewhat disorganized event, as whoever had put it together had not applied for a permit for audio amplification, thus the first group of speakers was unable to be heard throughout the crowd of roughly 2000 folks on hand until someone had the bright idea to ask the AZ DPS officers on hand if we could use the bullhorn. They said it was fine as long as there were no complaints so the later speakers all got a chance to be heard throughout the crowd. Quite a few AZ state legislators spoke…there's a bill afoot in the AZ State Legislature to make any new Federal firearms restrictions null and void in Arizona. Below is a selection of the best pics and signs from the rally. We're going to do it again in February.
And yes, most of the people in the crowd, even the State Reps, were packing.
Gun Control is a package deal
Crime control, not gun control
No "raaaaacism" here!
The lovely little auburn haired lady in red with her back to the camera addressing the crowd is AZ State Rep Kelly Townsend.
The "Anonymous" family. Normally I find those Guy Fawkes masks from "V" somewhat sinister, but on the kids they cracked me up.
The Modern Musket
Random crowd shots
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Barbados' blind cricketers outfitted
BRIDGETOWN, BARBADOS - In a further gesture to bring the two organisations closer together, the Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) presented the Barbados Blind Cricket Association (BBCA) with fifty uniforms to outfit their members for upcoming competitions.
The presentation, which took place at Kensington Oval yesterday, saw the BCA's Cricket Operations Manager Rollins Howard making the donation to the Blind Cricket Association.
During his address, Howard revealed that in the not-too-distant future, the Blind Cricket Association would have a place under the BCA's umbrella.
"The BCA, as part of its mandate of developing cricket, is responsible for all cricket in Barbados. In the last two years, we have fully taken women's cricket under our wings and we are trying to tighten our bonds with the Barbados Blind Cricket Association.
"We are trying to create a more structured relationship with the Blind Cricket Association, and the executives of the two associations are working towards that so that certainly, in the future, we hope that the Blind Cricket Association would be fully integrated into the Barbados Cricket Association so that the BCA would definitely be looking after all forms of cricket in Barbados." he said.
Also on the cards for the integration of the BBCA is a series of courses in Sports Management to be conducted by the Barbados Olympic Association. An invitation made by the BCA to the BBCA was extended for the first round which commenced yesterday and continues until next week.
The BBCA, which has six of its members short-listed for the West Indies Cricket Council for the Blind tour to India later this year, will be taking on a celebrity team in a game this Sunday at the Pine Basin. With three of their players to be blindfolded and given a double run handicap, the celebrities will be looking to repeat last year's win, which was their first against the BBCA.
The celebrity team reads Roxanne Forte, Leslie Reifer Sr., Michael Worrell, Clifford Gooding-Edgehill, Mac Fingall, Patrick Gollop, Robin Parris, Dexter Toppin, Daniel Small, Vasbert Drakes, Hartley Reid, Elvis Howard and Rollins Howard.
Playing for the BBCA are (totally blind) Anthony Cummins, Granville Carter, Osmay Edwards, Ann-Marie Lee, (B2's) Ricardo Manning, Mark Goddard (captain), Adrian Daniel, (B3's) Trevor Broomes, Kci Ward-Ryan, Patsy Cummins and Tremaine Forte, while the reserves are Trevor Bishop, Sheryl Griffith and Halden Forde.
This article was taken from the Barbados Advocate Newspaper.


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TEMPE, Ariz. -
Led by stalwarts junior Caitlin Andrew and sophomore Jen Beckberger, as well as contributions from senior
Andrew earned top finishes in the 100 back (56.31) and 100 fly (54.50), while Beckberger chipped in a pair of victories, swimming a time of 1:51.09 in the 200 free and recorded a finish of 51.51 in the 100 free.
Creek recorded her finest afternoon of the 2006-07 season, earning multiple first-place finishes for the first meet of the year. The
For the third time this season, Fischer earned a pair of individual victories, coming Saturday in the 500 free (4:59.35) and 1000 free (10:10.90).
Freshman sprint freestyle swimmer Jess Perazzo achieved her first top finish of her young ASU career, topping the field in the 50 free, touching in 24.01.
Junior Lindsey Brown added to ASU's total with scoring finishes in the 50, 100 and 200 freestyle events. Senior Abra Armour added second and third-place finishes in the 50 and 100 free, respectively, allowing the Sun Devils to sweep both events. Sophomore Rikka Brunner took second in the 200 back and also scored in the 100 back, swimming her best time of the year in that event. Junior Ellis Schieman contributed scoring finishes in the 500 and 1000 free.
Sophomore Amy Konowalik scored in three events, including the 100 and 200 breast, and the 400 IM. The 400 IM saw ASU place three of the top four finishers, all touching within .07 seconds of one another, led by Fischer's second-place time.
Senior Carissa Abe also added a second-place finish in the 100 back, while freshman Sara McDaniel scored in the 100 breast.
Helping expand ASU's lead over the Beavers were the scoring efforts of freshman Ashton Aubry and seniors Jill Kripps and Amanda Gillespie in the 200 fly, junior Emlynn Tursick and freshman Mirela Kardasevic in the 200 back, junior Lindsey Russenberger in the 200 breast. Aubry and Kripps also scored in the 100 fly, both recording their best times of the year, as did freshman Jenna Gamble in the 500 free.
The Sun Devil women will ride the momentum of the team's first Pac-10 win into next weekend, when ASU faces highly-ranked


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During a recent interview, HTC's senior manager of design and innovation, Justin Huang confirmed that HTC is committed to utilizing the all-metal construction that has helped boost the HTC One to the top rankings of the Android smartphone market. He said that the company has learned lessons in fabrication from the production of the One which will be applied to upcoming products.
He said that the first of its next-gen smartphones to feature a metal unibody will be the HTC One Mini which will be formally unveiled at some point next month. The HTC One Mini looks very much like its larger counterpart but features a lower resolution screen that comes in at 4.3 inches and 720p resolution.


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Jan Baum, Professor and Director
Phone: 410-704-2800
Towson University
Baum is a frequent Visiting Lecturer and teaches workshops around the country. In February of 2004, she will be a presenter at the annual Yuma Conference.
In May of 2003 she completed a four-year term on the Board of Directors of the Society of North American Goldsmiths. She is member of the local Metals Guild of Maryland.


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Robert "Wayne" Musselman, 97, departed this life on Sunday, June 15, 2014, at his Noblesville home after a brief illness. He was born on June 29, 1916, to O.C. and Jesse (Males) Musselman in Wayne Township, living his entire life in that area.
One of Wayne's farms is a recognized Hoosier Homestead, having been in the family over 100 years. He was a highly respected and recognized farmer, raising Landou Hogs, Shropshire Sheep, and Shorthorn and Simmental Cattle. Wayne retired in 1985, but continued to advise and share his knowledge of farming for future generations. He was a Dekalb Seed Company dealer for 56 years, receiving much recognition for his corn crops from Hamilton County.
Wayne was one of three who saw a need for fire protection in the area, and started the present Wayne Township Fire Department. He was a member of the State and County Cattle Association, the Masonic Lodge for 75 years (serving twice as Worshipful Master), and a committee member of Farm Fest. His farm was the Cattle Stop on the first Hamilton County Farm Fest.
Wayne served as Deacon for many years at Clarksville Christian Church, and sponsored 4-H and FFA. Aside from farming, he enjoyed hunting in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Missouri, and Brown County. Wayne also raised and trained German Shorthaired Pointers, which were his pride.
Surviving is his wife, of 77 years, Helen (Costomiris) Musselman; six children, Joyce (Harry) Wiggins, Gary (Pam) Musselman, Jean (Ron) Fleming, Pat Overdorf, David Musselman, and Diana Musselman; 24 grandchildren, 35 great-grandchildren, and six great-great-grandchildren. Wayne is also survived by his sister, Ruth Teeters; and many nieces and nephews.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his grandsons-in-law, Vic Wainscott and Chad Hittle; infant great-grandson, Riley Simmons; three sisters; and three brothers.
Viewing will be from 4 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, June 19, 2014, at Randall & Roberts Funeral Home, 1150 Logan Street, in Noblesville, with a Masonic Lodge Service to begin at 8 p.m. Services will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Friday, June 20, 2014, at the funeral home, with Ron Goble, nephew of the deceased, officiating. Burial will follow at Crownland Cemetery in Noblesville.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Wayne Township Fire Department, 18116 Durbin Road, Noblesville, IN 46060.
Condolences: www.randallroberts.com.


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As part of her summer 2014 Little Black Dress tour, Sara Bareilles graced the stage at the Hard Rock Live in Hollywood, Florida, accompanied by the musical stylings of Hannah Georgas and Emily King. In classic Bareilles spontaneity, the songstress surprised the crowd by coming on stage early to personally introduce Georgas and King and give a little bit of history into the friendships. It seems that Bareilles can be quite the stalker, especially when it comes to artists she admires, using social media to "force her to be my friend." But I'm pretty sure this required very little convincing.
Hannah Georgas, the evenings first act, wooed concert goers with her charming mix of sarcasm and her clear command of guitars. Part of her charm was, of course, her honesty in giving the crowd a little history behind her songs, like the one she wrote as her own personal form of revenge for unrequited love or the ever-so-popular "Millions," about what to do when someone shoots down your dreams.
Georgas moved the crowd with her song "Shortie," a mellow infusion of drums, keyboard, and bass. But the one of highlight was her rendition of "The Deep End," and the amped-up ukulele that accompanied it. As her first time playing in Hollywood, Florida, the Ontario native brought tears to the eyes of many with "Ode to Mom," a sentimental song she wrote for her Mom after her dad passed away.
The second act of the night, Emily King, jumped right into her set, pausing briefly from her two-stepping for a quite hello in between songs. She came packed with a mix of soulful sounds and a delicate voice. This New York native included a cover of the Beatles classic "Help!" in her set, asking the crowd for a little help, and received a surprisingly harmonious collection of backup singers throughout the venue.
Concert goers eagerly awaited the re-appearance of Bareilles for her set, going crazy, cheering and clapping with every new band member that came on stage. And finally, as a lights went dark, everyone jumped to their feet, and with bright white lights lining the boxed up platforms, Bareilles finally appeared in the middle. In her little black dress of course, belting out the fan favorite "Little Black Dress."
Always the charmer, she posed for a random selfie mid-introduction with a young girl in the front row. How could you not love her? This just makes her casual profanity all the more lovable.
The set-list included a perfect amount of hauntingly beautiful ballads, and get-up-on-your-feet pop songs. Sharing the stories behind her words, like the song "Hercules," about a particularly dark patch in her life where she spent a lot of time on her knees praying for strength and finding her faith, gave her performance a deeply personal touch. The light show throughout the concert played beautifully into the rhythms of the songs, building up to the climax perfectly in line with the humming of the instruments, and the soulful beauty of her voice.
Her song, "Come round soon," was accompanied by the powerful vibrations of her electric guitar combined with the undeniable truth behind her words that made for a truly moving performance. Add in the full orchestra in the background, and that kind of emotion can move a room.
Growing up on musical theater, Bareilles also debuted a song from the stage adaptation of the film "Waitress," which she is writing the score for, entitled "She used to be mine." Let's just say many concert goers found themselves in tears once she was done, luckily she lighted the mood win her casually witty way saying " It's always interesting to be at a pop rock show where you hear someone singing about pie, so you're f%#@ing welcome Florida."
The performance also included a cover of Sia's ballad "Chandelier," and a haunting rendition of "Gravity" with extra-long electric guitar solo. During the song "Uncharted," the concert-goers pulled out their phones and lite up the stands, causing the singer to, well, almost cry. Labeled "twinkle peeps" by Bareilles, she gushed on how she always wants that to happen at her shows, but that it hardly does and asked "don't ever put them away, it's like being in a sea of stars. It's amazing."
After sharing an interesting story of what the man that inspired her to write a "happy" love song by pointing out how "depressing" most of her songs were, the singer dedicated "I choose you" to couple in front row, married 39 years and attending the concert with their family. She went on to belt out her latest hit single "Brave," walking off stage with a quick thank you and leaving the crowd rowdy and loud as they pleaded for one more.
A request she happily granted, coming back to sing a acapella version of "Bright Lights and Cityscapes," and closing with an angelic performance of "Satellite Call."
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NISCAIR Online Periodicals Repository Collection: NPR Vol.2(4) [July-August 2003] http://nopr.niscair.res.in/handle/123456789/11946 The Collection's search engine Search the Channel search http://nopr.niscair.res.in/simple-search Food, Fuel and Poultry http://nopr.niscair.res.in/handle/123456789/12412 Title: Food, Fuel and Poultry

Abstract: Food- Buckwheat (Fagopyrum esculentum Moench) seed is a nutritionally important food and has beneficial effects on human health, its flour is blended with cereal for making bread.

 Fuel- Biox, a Toronto, Canada-based Company, is marketing a biodiesel that it claims offers a cost-competitive alternative to petroleum-based diesel.

 Poultry- The first genetically modified featherless chicken has been created. The chicken was produced by crossbreeding a small bareskinned bird with a broiler chicken.

Page(s): 207-208 Fibre Yielding Plants of India Genetic resources, perspective for collection and utilisation http://nopr.niscair.res.in/handle/123456789/12277 Title: Fibre Yielding Plants of India Genetic resources, perspective for collection and utilisation

Authors: Pandey, Anjula; Gupta, Rita

Abstract: The paper provides a brief overview of the major fibre yielding plants and their uses in India. This account includes data mainly based on field experience, market surveys, ethnobotanical information and other relevant literature available on this account. The enumeration of the species listed under various plant families provides ready reference for use and commercial names of important fibre types. The analysis provides the untapped wealth under this category for widening the base of fibre genetic resources, future collections and utilisation. The promising species thus indicated may provide scope for domestication and future cultivation.

Page(s): 194-204 Vegetables http://nopr.niscair.res.in/handle/123456789/12276 Title: Vegetables

Abstract: Researchers from Purdue University (West Lafayette) and the U.S.Department of Agriculture (USDA) Vegetable Laboratory (Beltsville) have genetically modified tomato plants to generate high levels of the cancer-fighting antioxidant lycopene. The tomatoes have up to three times the amount of lycopene in conventional tomatoes.

Page(s): 215 Green Page http://nopr.niscair.res.in/handle/123456789/12275 Title: Green Page

Authors: Pinto, Melwin; Barathi, N.

Abstract: The 'Flame of the Forest', Butea monosperma (Lam.) Kuntze syn. Butea frondosa Koen. ex Roxb.(Hindi- Dhak, Palas) is considered to be one of the most beautiful trees of India. When in full bloom the tree sheds all its leaves and the branches are covered with scarlet red flowers giving the tree its name Flame of the Forest. Rare mutants with white and yellow flowers have also been reported.

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Meehan Group Cost Benefit Study 2004
The Meehan Group, LLC conducted a study to assess the costs and benefits of the Vigil Dementia System on the special care unit of an assisted living facility. The study includes a sociological assessment of the impact of Vigil on assisted living centers, as well as a business analysis of costs and benefits through a return on investment analysis.
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Make-Ahead Foods For Camping
Whether or not you have a camping trip coming up, you'll find lots of food ideas over at my latest article at KATU.com.
And...a hearty welcome to my local readers! Stick around to find out more about me or leave a comment just to say "hi."
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Not gonna lie here, y'all – I am SO behind on cranking this post out and I have no one to blame but myself. The lovely people at Ford were kind enough to provide me with pretty pieces to highlight a very important initiative called Warriors in Pink.
Launched to provide support and conversation surrounding breast cancer, Warriors in Pink has recently celebrated 21 years and they've teamed up with Meal Train and Lyft to launch The Good Day Project. This online platform serves so many purposes but their main one is to help organize family and friends to bring meals to loved ones fighting breast cancer. Meal deliveries is one thing but they are going above and beyond by also helping set up errand services and childcare. Because, let's face it – those battling cancer have so many things to worry about and to remove something as detrimental as food prep for the week can make all the difference in the world.