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Originally published as an award-winning article in the North Carolina Historical Review, this fascinating study traces the history of whaling in the state from the seventeenth century until World War I. Includes a number of colorful accounts of local whaling around Shackleford Banks in the latter half of the nineteenth century and a vivid description of the catch of "Mayflower," North Carolina's best-known whale.
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Soon, Three New Travelers to Mars
By WILLIAM J. BROAD
Published: May 27, 2003
Though Mars has long intrigued humans, especially those who dream of extraterrestrial life, it has repeatedly humbled anyone rich and venturesome enough to send metallic proxies across millions of miles of space to try to learn its secrets.
The United States and Russia spent billions on a dozen or so robotic craft meant to land on the planet and radio back their findings. Only three succeeded — two Viking probes in 1976 and Mars Pathfinder in 1997.
Now comes a bold new contender. Its goal is not only to do basic science but, for the first time in a quarter-century, to look for concrete signs of extraterrestrial life, ancient or modern.
The disklike craft is the Beagle II, built on a shoestring by Britain, in partnership with the European Space Agency, and named after the ship whose voyages fed Darwin's theorizing about evolution.
The British craft weighs just 73 pounds, about 5 percent of Viking's weight and 8 percent of Pathfinder's. Stripped of unessential gear and even backup systems, it cannot send out a rover to explore the local terrain but must instead rely on a single robotic arm to probe the site.
"We didn't have any money, so we had to think harder," said Dr. Colin T. Pillinger, the project's lead scientist at the Open University in Milton Keynes, England.
The lander, though small, about a yard wide when folded for travel though space, is nonetheless loaded with sensors, cameras, test chambers, a microscope, a rock grinder and a sampling arm that in theory can dig down five feet into the Martian soil. Getting under the weathered surface is a high priority because the harsh atmosphere of the planet (which produces its rusty color) is judged likely to destroy any life.
Beagle II is to soar into space atop a Russian rocket in early June and land on Mars in late December.
If everything goes as planned, it will explore for six months and will vie for public attention with two American craft, identical rovers that are to land in January. All three robots are to arrive more or less simultaneously because the orbits of Mars and Earth, as happens periodically, are coming into unusually close alignment.
Alternately skeptical and admiring, American experts call the British lander audacious. Its mission is extremely difficult, they say, and the lack of British know-how in the business of exploring Mars and making planetary probes raises the odds of failure.
"We have lots of experience in how difficult it is," said Dr. Bruce C. Murray, the former director of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, who is now at the California Institute of Technology. "The Beagle mission is taking on a very large challenge." As a result, experts say, even partial success will be a major achievement. "If they pull it off, it will be a real coup," said Dr. John M. Logsdon, director of the Space Policy Institute at George Washington University.
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration has about 23,000 employees. Britain has no similar agency. So making Beagle involved enlisting universities, trusts, syndicates, firms and even the British National Lottery, which is helping to finance the lander's mission control center.
Mars has long been considered not only difficult to explore but alluring, given its reputation as the most likely spot in the solar system to harbor extraterrestrials. Recent hints of running water, modern volcanism and a molten core have only increased its appeal, suggesting that Mars may now be geologically alive and able to support life.
Beagle II's developers say their relative poverty and inexperience have worked in their favor, helping them solve old problems in new ways. On the other hand, they add, whenever possible they have learned from their predecessors. For instance, Beagle II has a system of parachutes and air bags developed for landing in rough terrain, adapted from the Pathfinder system.
"We're not ignoring past experience by any means," said Dr. Alan Wells, director of the space research center at the University of Leicester, which is in charge of mission control for Beagle II.
The British hope that the small craft will find not just fossils but live Martians dwelling in rocks and soil.
In the past decade or so, deep inside Earth, scientists have discovered a rich microbial fauna and have theorized that Mars may be similar. Its interior, after all, is thought to be wet and warm, potentially a microbe heaven. The idea took wings in 1996 when NASA announced that a Martian meteorite carried what appeared to be microscopic fossils. The claim has been subject to heated debate ever since.
Scientists agree that the discovery of even a single extraterrestrial microbe would be historic, illuminating how life began and the odds of its arising elsewhere in the universe.
NASA's Viking spacecraft, the only previous lander to probe for signs of life, found none in soil samples. Scientists now suspect that the harsh atmosphere made the soil sterile.
Scientists at the Open University, where Dr. Pillinger directs the Planetary Sciences Research Institute, have long searched meteorites known to have originated on Mars for the building blocks of life. The institute's laboratories are considered some of the world's best for studying extraterrestrial samples for signs of carbon, considered an ideal basis for life because of its easy bonding with other atoms.


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The Chavez Central Library has seeds. "Borrow" and "check out" seeds from the library's new seed-lending event and collection. Plant the seeds you gather or bring in some for others to share.
Learn more about the Seed Lending Library and how to check out seeds at 3 p.m. March 27 and 6 p.m. March 31.
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I decided to go ahead and buy the Dermfix UV B lamp for vitamin D after reading up on what the benefits of vitamin D provide for your health, and realising I probably wasn't getting enough from the sun alone. I looked at other alternatives such as supplements and other lamps but after reading customer reviews on Amazon decided on the Dermfix model.
Dermfix 3000 Review
I haven't had the Dermfix UV-B lamp long enough really to give it a review on any health benefits that I should get, but I have done a quick video review of myself opening the box when it arrived and taking a look at what is in the box, the instruction manual, the timer, and of course the Dermfix model itself. I'll embed the video below as it may be useful, after giving my thoughts.
The first thing I'll say is that I bought the Dermfix 3000 direct from Androv Medical. Here is the product page if you'd like to take a look yourself. Just to mention that AM do also sell the Dermfix on Amazon also. The reason I bought straight from their site rather than on on Amazon itself was because at the time (may be different now, or may not) it was about £20 cheaper from AM. Plus I try not to buy anything from Amazon because they aren't one of my favourite companies shall we say. Anyway that's by the by really.
Once I'd opened the box the Dermfix 3000 lamp for vitamin d on first appearances seems like a good quality product. It looks well made and also it feels solid and sturdy. It has a generous amount of cable at roughly 1.5m long and came fitted with a 3 pin UK plug so no adapters needed. It has a handy little stand that just folds out from the back which is essential really, or it can be wall hung if you prefer. You can get a better idea of the dimensions from the image and details below.
The intensity of bulbs according to the instruction manual will start to decrease from around 200 to 300 hours so treatment times may need to be increased, and the bulbs are recommended to be changed at around 400 hours of use so they should last a long time. Looking at the AM site it will cost around £130 to buy and replace both bulbs when the time comes.
Vitamin D Lamp Dimensions
The dimensions of the Dermfix vitamin D lamp as measured by myself are approximately as follows. The height from top to toe is approximately 18.5 inches. The width at it's widest point is approximately 13 inches. The depth with the stand out is about 10 inches, and with the stand in the depth is about 3 inches.
What Else Comes With The Dermfix 3000 UV-B Lamp?
Also in the box along with the Dermfix 3000 was the handy little timer, protective glasses and operating instructions. There's not much too say on these really. The timer is really just a simple digital clock with a timer that can either countdown or be used as a stopwatch, and the glasses are obviously a pair of safety glasses to protect the eyes. I myself certainly use the glasses and also close my eyes while using the Dermfix 3000 UV-B lamp, but prefer to use my phone as the timer. Not because the timer is bad or anything, it's just my phone is there, does the same thing and saves using the timer.
The instruction manual I received was all in English and is well written. It really has all the information in there you should need, including handy tables for recommended use for varying skin colours and other useful info such as maintenance of the Dermfix lamp, cleaning, lamp replacement, warranty, and more.
Where To Buy The Dermfix 3000 UV-B Lamp?
As I've said previously, I bought the Dermfix UV-B lamp from Androv Medical, but there are of course people who will prefer to buy from Amazon. These are just two options I looked at. I know at the time there was also a Dermfix 3000 available on ebay, although second hand. It was about £50 cheaper but decided against that. There may be other places to buy from but for that you will have to do your own research.
Hopefully this Dermfix 3000 review of sorts has been somewhat helpful, and if you buy one I hope it's money well spent.


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Indians Win Conference Title
Posted: 04/19/2012 - Marianna, FL--Chipola nails down it's 8 Panhandle conference title in the last 16 years under Jeff Johnson.
Posted: 04/19/2012 - Marianna, FL--Chipola nails down it's 8 Panhandle conference title in the last 16 years under Jeff Johnson.
Posted: 04/19/2012 - Sand Hills, FL--Mosley gets a win at Bozeman Thursday 9-3.
Posted: 04/19/2012 - Springfield, FL--Arnold comes up short in it's bid for it's district championship in the program's history losing Thursday to West Florida 10-3.
Updated: 04/19/2012 - Marianna, FL--Jake Headrick is heading north to take a job at Samford and turning over the reigns of Chipola basketball to assistant Pat Blake.
Posted: 04/18/2012 - Sand Hills, FL--Bozeman head coach Jeff Patton talks about two big games ahead for his 18 win team this week.
Posted: 04/17/2012 - Springfield, FL--The Lady Marlins advance to the 5A-1 district title game with a 2-0 semifinal win Tuesday over Gulf Breeze.
Updated: 04/17/2012 - Lynn Haven, FL--James Finch talking about the need for a major sponsort for his Cup team.
Updated: 04/17/2012 - Panama City, FL--David Trexler is making his move from Florida State to Gulf Coast seem like a very good decision indeed!
Updated: 04/17/2012 - Panama City, FL--Gulf Coast has it's coaching search narrowed to three, with the final of those candidates set to interview Tuesday.
Posted: 04/16/2012 - Tallahassee, FL--Chipola wins a wild one at Tallahassee Monday and nails down a state playoff berth.
Updated: 04/17/2012 - Panama City, FL--Northwest extends it's second place lead over Gulf Coast with a 6-4 win at Frazier Field Monday.
Posted: 04/15/2012 - MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Mosley High School Alum, Clete Thomas, hit a 2 run home run in his first start with the twins after being claimed off waivers from the Detroit Tigers on Saturday. But the effort was foiled by a big day for Josh Hamilton.
Posted: 04/15/2012 - BOSTON (AP) -- David Ortiz doubled in the go-ahead run for his seventh consecutive hit and the Boston Red Sox won their third straight game over the Tampa Bay Rays, 6-4 on Sunday.
Posted: 04/15/2012 - MIAMI (AP) -- Omar Infante and Hanley Ramirez hit the Miami Marlins' first homers in their new ballpark, activating the much-discussed home-run sculpture and helping to beat the Houston Astros 5-4 in 11 innings Sunday.
Updated: 04/15/2012 - NICEVILLE, FL- The Chipola Indians used a 10th inning solo home run by Edgar Delgado to pull out a 1 run win over the Raiders.
Updated: 04/15/2012 - AUBURN, Ala. (AP) -- Auburn apparently will leave spring practice with the offensive backfield still up in the air.
Posted: 04/14/2012 - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -- Backup quarterback Clint Trickett threw two touchdown passes and Debrale Smiley had a touchdown run as the Garnet defeated the Gold 35-20 on Saturday in Florida State's spring football game.
Updated: 04/15/2012 - TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) -- New Alabama running back T.J. Yeldon made a nice first impression.
Posted: 04/13/2012 - Gainesville, FL--Beal saying goodbye to Gator Nation after one basketball season in Gainesville.
Posted: 04/13/2012 - Tuscaloosa, AL--AJ McCarron talks about why he's getting set to "sling it" come Saturday at Byrant Denny.
Updated: 04/14/2012 - Panama City Beach, FL--The Bucks get an extra inning win at Arnold Friday night.
Posted: 04/12/2012 - Panama City Beach, FL--Arnold racks up a 4-2 home win over South Walton Thursday afternoon.
Updated: 04/13/2012 - Panama City Beach, FL--Both Arnold tennis teams qualify for the State Tennis Tournament next week with region final wins Thursday.
Updated: 04/13/2012 - Marianna, FL--Northwest Florida and Chipola are looking ahead to a crucial two game set Friday and Saturday, with first place in the conference on the line.
Posted: 04/11/2012 - Tallahassee, FL--Jimbo Fisher seemed a bit more pleased with Wednesday's workout in the wake of a less than impressive Monday scrimmage.


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Wilson is probably one of the most well-known manufacturers of tennis racquets. In fact, some of its racquets seem to be ruling the segment, by settling as the top selling products in the segment. Some of them are particularly favorites of the pro or the more advanced players of the game, thanks to coming with quite a few advanced and sophisticated features and performance.
However, the Wilson Pro Staff 95 BLX Tennis Racquet seems to be going a step further by offering a performance of an even higher level. Let us take a look at some of its features that helped it gain quite a few extremely happy and satisfied customers:
Lighter Feel
Well, almost all the pro and advanced players out there probably know the importance of playing with a lighter tennis racquet. A best tennis racquet helps you ensure that you will be able to swing your racquet quite swiftly in any direction you want, and at considerably fast speeds. This, at least for the advanced players, ensures that they will stay one step ahead in the game. The Wilson Pro Staff 95 BLX Tennis Racquet, weighing even less than its 90 version, ensures that the players who have been playing for quite some time now will be able to take their performance to the next level.
Great Balance
Now usually, the racquets are tagged as either fit for the advanced players or the beginners. However, the Wilson Pro Staff 95 BLX Tennis Racquet is probably one of the rare few racquets on the market that seems to be an ideal fit for the advanced players, but not a very bad option for the beginners as well.
The beginners will obviously have to spend some time with it and maybe also work a bit hard for the first few days in order to get the hang of it. However, once they do, they will probably be surprised at the head-start they get in their game.
The reason even beginners might be able to use the Wilson Pro Staff 95 BLX Tennis Racquet to the fullest is because it comes with a great balance, which is one of the foremost things needed by a beginner in their racquet. With their racquet offering the right amount of balance, they will be able to play a well controlled game as well as learn pretty quickly.
Superior Feel
The feel a racquet offers to the player who uses it again turns out to be one of the primary and most important features of a racquet. After all, without a racquet coming with a superior feel, it will probably get irritating to hold it after a while, making one lose quite a lot of shots which they otherwise wouldn't.
The Wilson Pro Staff 95 BLX Tennis Racquet, thanks to coming with a superior feel, helps one play quite comfortably, without compromising in the slightest on the entertainment or the performance factor.


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Glucose is the main source of energy for the body, requiring constant regulation of its blood concentration. Insulin release by the pancreas induces glucose uptake by insulin-sensitive tissues, most notably the brain, skeletal muscle, and adipocytes. Patients suffering from type-2 diabetes and/or obesity often develop insulin resistance and are unable to control their glucose homeostasis. New insights into the mechanisms of insulin resistance may provide new treatment strategies for type-2 diabetes.
The GLUT family of glucose transporters consists of thirteen members distributed on different tissues throughout the body1. Glucose transporter type 4 (GLUT4) is the major transporter that mediates glucose uptake by insulin sensitive tissues, such as the skeletal muscle. Upon binding of insulin to its receptor, vesicles containing GLUT4 translocate from the cytoplasm to the plasma membrane, inducing glucose uptake. Reduced GLUT4 translocation is one of the causes of insulin resistance in type-2 diabetes2,3.
The translocation of GLUT4 from the cytoplasm to the plasma membrane can be visualized by immunocytochemistry, using fluorophore-conjugated GLUT4-specific antibodies.
Here, we describe a technique to quantify total amounts of GLUT4 translocation to the plasma membrane of cells during a chosen duration, using flow cytometry. This protocol is rapid (less than 4 hours, including incubation with insulin) and allows the analysis of as few as 3,000 cells or as many as 1 million cells per condition in a single experiment. It relies on anti-GLUT4 antibodies directed to an external epitope of the transporter that bind to it as soon as it is exposed to the extracellular medium after translocation to the plasma membrane.
In myoblasts isolated from a healthy individual (no insulin resistance), insulin induces a dose-dependent translocation of GLUT4 from the cytoplasm to the plasma membrane (Figure 1, left). In contrast, insulin does not induce GLUT4 translocation to the plasma membrane of myoblasts isolated from a patient with insulin resistance (Figure 1, right).
Figure 1. Example of a staining experiment. Myoblasts were isolated from a donor without insulin resistance (left) and from a patient with insulin resistance (right). A, SSC (side scatter) versus FCS (forward scatter) plot with a gate around the live cells. B, Cells gated in A, stained with the antibody against an external epitope of GLUT4, and left unstimulated (red) or stimulated with insulin 1 nM (blue), 10 nM (orange), or 100 nM (green). For figure clarity, we only show data without and with 100 nM insulin for the cells with insulin resistance. C, Mean fluorescence intensities (MFI) of the histograms shown in B were normalized to the MFI of the cells left unstimulated (no insulin). D, Plots of the normalized MFI data from the histograms shown in B.
We have demonstrated a rapid technique for quantifying the translocation of GLUT4 from the cytoplasm to the plasma membrane of cells by flow cytometry.
GLUT4 is only transiently expressed at the plasma membrane of cells and is endocytosed. Since the bound antibodies remain attached to the GLUT4, even during endocytosis, the fluorescence signal gives the total amount of GLUT4 that was exposed at the plasma membrane during the chosen duration of incubation in the presence of insulin.
This technique can also be applied to studying the translocation of other proteins from an intracellular compartment to the plasma membrane, provided a good antibody directed to an external epitope of the protein of interest is available. For example, a similar assay is now commonly used to assess the rate of degranulation of cytotoxic T lymphocytes and natural killer lymphocytes by measuring the translocation of CD107a to their plasma membrane4,5. The translocation of phosphatidylserine from the inner side of the plasma membrane to the outer side during cell apoptosis or necrosis can also be detected by flow cytometry, using fluorophore-labeled Annexin V6.
Besides rapidity of the assay, flow cytometry presents the advantage of allowing the study of protein translocation to the plasma membrane in mixed cell populations. Indeed, one can combine staining for cell subset markers and for the protein of interest, followed by data acquisition on a multi-laser flow cytometer7.
The amounts of antibodies given in paragraph 1.2 of the protocol are a starting point; we recommend you titrate your antibodies with your cells of interest to determine the minimum antibody concentration that gives you a maximum signal. A good starting range for the primary anti-human GLUT4 antibody we have used here would be 1-10 μL per tube (i.e. 0.2-2 μg antibody per tube), each tube containing no more than 1 million cells. For other primary antibodies, refer to the supplier's instructions.
Normalization of data is necessary as autofluorescence of cells will vary from donor to donor and from experiment to experiment.
No conflicts of interest declared.
This work was supported by grants from the Mrs. Clifford Elder White Graham Endowed Research Fund & the NIH (AR059838) to CB, from the NIH (AR052791, AR044387-ARRA, & NS063298) to LTT, and by the Baylor College of Medicine Cytometry and Cell Sorting Core with funding from the NIH (NCRR S10RR024574, NIAID AI036211, & NCI P30CA125123). The content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the NIH.
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Coronet Peak
Today, however, Coronet Peak is a modern ski field on par with the best in the country. Aside from being the nation's oldest, it's also one of the last resorts in the country to watch its snow melt away. Given its southerly location, colder temperatures make for a longer season and better conditions for snowmaking. On most years, Coronet Peak will open its slopes sometime during the middle of June, and remain open throughout the winter until the mountain thaws in October. In addition to the long season, the resort offers views over Lake Wakatipu and the surrounding Southern Alps. There are numerous discounts for children and families, convenient shuttles from neighboring Queenstown, and on most weekends you can even find night skiing for those who just can't leave the slopes.
While there is an ample amount of beginner terrain in addition to rental shops and lessons, Coronet Peak also has advanced terrain that can challenge the best of skiers. The longest run is 1.2 miles, and multiple bowls sync together to form an adrenaline-inducing descent. Finally, seeing as Coronet Peak is owned by the same company which operates the Remarkables, you can rent gear from one of the ski fields and easily return it to the other. This is convenient, modern, and entertaining ski field which easily ranks as one of the best in New Zealand.
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Queenstown Skyline Gondola and Restaurant
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I don't know what went on between deputy Scott and his ex-wife. Domestic relations post divorce can be tricky, but I have had a couple of occasions to interact with him and I think he is OK.I hope that he is not painted with too broad a brush during the election season. Lord knows I am no fan of Pennington. He has made so many mistakes from David Pierce to failing us on treatment of jail prisoners, to failing to control drugs and theft, to mis-managing money. I think it is important to realize that most of the deputies work hard, treat citizens with respect, and work with what they are given. I belive that Scott is one of the good guys. He has no idea who I am, and I know him only professionally. So hang in there Scott, learn from your mistakes, stay away from ex-wives, continue to treat the citizens well and you will go far. J.P.
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A police report has painted Mr. Ward to be a fraudlent and dishonest man Ms. Ives. He deliberately, drove around in his vehicle WITHOUT insurance, then threatened a police officer because that officer was doing his job and then tried to get his insurance agent to commit fraud by backdating a insurance policy. What a disgrace, and this is the man you want running your county? Mr. Ward should not even be considered to run in the election. He should NEVER be allowed to take the oath of a police officer in the first place. Lets not be hypocritical.
You may need to be more like Mrs.Ives and do your homework.
I also do not know Richard Scott. But what I do know from a police report is tha het got drunk, punched his x-wife in the eye because she would not enter a wet t-shirt contest and was arrested for 3rd degree domestic battery. The x-wife later dropped charges which is not unusual. I also know from documents posted on my blog that Scott was fired from England PD for indecent behavior with another employee which was caught on tape. Do I think he should get the electric chair for this -- of course not. But I do not believe he should be a police officer. His conduct violates the very oath of office he swore to uphold. I also feel that it is an insult to the the good men in women who do serve with honor.
In my humble opinion, it is this very attitude of "oh I know him and he really is a good ole boy" attitude that has made Saline County famous for its dirty politics.


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Telecom regulator Trai has proposed exploring models to give consumers free internet service within the net neutrality framework, months after barring platforms like Facebook's Free Basics and Airtel Zero under its differential pricing rule.
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For millennia, Delhi has been hosting various tribes and communities of people, some of which came to loot and to plunder. However, even if they took what they could from the city, Delhi has eventually been the winner, because each of them has left behind their imprint in the form of their cuisine.
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For the `gora sahib' travelling to inspect the pride of the British Raj the railway, the glass windows once framed the undulating arid landscape of the Marathwada region. Close to 100 years after it first trundled down the line connecting Nagpur to Jabalpur, the same coach has now been restored to its former glory and rests in the regional railway museum in the city . For more than 50 years, the coach lay in a railway yard in Moti Bagh, Nagpur, before two officials from Chennai chanced upon it in the midst of mangled metal and splinters of glass and wood in 2010. "We went there to inspect another coach that the Railway Board sanctioned for the museum in Chennai, only to find that it was sent to a museum in Pune," said Jagadeesan N, senior engineer, planning and furnishing at the Integral Coach Factory (ICF), Chennai.Jagadeesan and his colleague then came across a century-old coach, which served as a saloon for railway officers. "It was part of a narrow gauge train. The wood had rotted, leaving gaping holes, we could vaguely make out that the coach once had a bedroom, a kitchen and a bathroom," said Jagadeesan.They identified three other coaches, which was part of the rich history of the narrow gauge lines: A postal coach, a first-class compartment and a guard-cum-luggage van. These coaches were part of the trains that ran between Nagpur, Chhindwara and Jabalpur. While narrow-gauge lines are now restricted only to a few hilly routes, there were once more than 100 narrow-gauge lines in the country . Until 2015, narrow gauge lines covered 2,000km of the total 1.15 lakh km of the railway network.With a 622-km network, the Nagpur division of South-East Central Railway is one of the biggest narrow gauge routes in Indian Railways at present. The coaches were brought by road on three trailer trucks.But it wasn't until six years later that the railway museum officials here got funds to refurbish the coaches. "We first renovated the 1906 coach as it required extensive work," said Arun Devraj, curator of the museum. The wooden walls were painted, the metal floor welded and colonial furniture introduced to recreate the era when narrow-gauge trains were a lifeline. The postal coach is now being renovated with the help of private players, following which work will begin on the other coaches, which were manufactured in 1968. Arun said the 100-year-old renovated coach has been thrown open to visitors. "Visitors can sit inside a coupe and relive a bygone era," he said.
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AURANGABAD: The Chamber of Marathwada Industries and Agriculture (CMIA) will organize an interaction today with German Indian Business Centre and Crescendo Worldwide to explore possibility for Marathwada entrepreneurs to reach out to the European markets, particularly Germany. Dushyant Patil, CMIA secretary said on Friday, "The interaction has been named 'Germany Gateway to Europe: Opportunities for Indian Companies in European Market.' This will give an opportunity to local businesses to interact with GIBC and CWW representatives and explore possibilities abroad. The business companies and industries gain insight about opportunities for joint ventures, collaborations, alliances between European and Indian companies and also discuss opportunities for joint manufacturing in India and cooperation venture between the companies.Apart from opportunities, the colloquium will also provide the information about subsidies, challenges when entering the European market."
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If it's a south Indian household, it's got to have MS chanting Suprabhatam in the background as the family sips filter kaapi from steel tumblers, right? And we all, as a clannish compulsion, eat thayir sadam every single day, right? But what if that was not always so? What if we tell you our forefathers had a different breakfast/lunch/dinner menu and that they didn't really gorge on idli and dosai like we do now? Well, much of what we eat in Chennai, today, is a give and take of influences from as far as Greece, tracing a pattern of the ups and downs of the spice route, of the early British settlers, and the later requirements of affluent Chettiars… Some of the dishes that we order without a second thought today, have traversed a fascinating history down the food route. Kaapi habit: imported! "Till the Brits started the plantations, we didn't know what tea and coffee was, and dutifully drank pasumpaal (cow's milk). But the Brits made drinking tea and coffee fashionable. Again, it was a very gradually acquired taste, frowned upon by good 'desi' types who only drank milk back then. And so, our famous kaapi drinking habit is an imported one." — Geeta Doctor When the idli/dosai became a staple There was absolutely no culture of eating out. Lunch was served between 9.30am and 10am. And that is how the tiffin culture started in Chennai — way back during the times of the early settlers — as a stop-gap arrangement between lunch and dinner. So those working in the factories and offices would need something snacky to eat. "That is how, idli, dosai and vadai became the staples down south," says Geeta Doctor, freelance journalist and food writer, adding, "I am not saying we did not eat them before that. We did, but not as an everyday dish. The credit for popularising these dishes goes to the Udipi Hotels. Of course, there were others later, like Dasaprakash, and Woodlands Drive-In where tiffin time was about meeting up, without the family objecting to eating out — a place where young people would not be seen as being 'wild' for eating out. The Udipi hotels were the first to 'serve' idlis/dosais/vadais in portions outside of the home and this serving of two idlis with a variety of chutneys and sambar became a staple. The cooks were Brahmins from the Udipi Mutt, and that sort of made it food fit for the gods back then, it sanctified these three-four items associated with that hotel." Chicken 65 'Where does the dish Chicken 65 come from?' was what Amitabh Bachchan asked in the first season of KBC. Tamilians were perhaps the only ones who screamed the right answer in unison. There are more theories about how we 'own' this dish. One says AM Buhari of the Buhari chain of hotels, 'invented' the dish in 1965. One aunty suggested the name of the dish came about because it took 65 days to prepare the marinade… or maybe, it was the 65th dish on a longish Army menu card... or did the name come about because it was made of chickens which were exactly 65 days old? Yet another story is that the chicken was marinated with 65 red spicy chillies, and hence the name. And well, are you man enough to down something that fiery (aambala singam da) and all went with it? Well, whatever the story is, we still have it on the menu everywhere down south. We. Own. It! It was Railway catering… … brought to us the railway mutton curry, essentially a Bengali dish of a curried gravy with mutton and vegetables. Today, when you order it in your favourite Nungambakkam restaurant, note that this dish is a variation of what originated when the British Raj colonial-era upper crust (that travelled first class in trains) desired to eat. It was a non-fussy preparation, that involved bunging everything into a pot and letting it simmer for hours as the train traversed the length of the country, and hence, ideal as a train preparation. No, we did not invent thayir sadam We, Tamilians, didn't enter Earth slurping on thayir sadam. The dish came much later… it was almost in the early 40s that we discovered the art of mixing it all, and packing it together with a dollop of pickle for that tickle on the palate. So much so, that today, every five-star hotel discreetly places a bowl of the dish bang in the middle of even a Continental food festival. "Much of our food habits today were also defined by our forefathers' travelling habits. When the railways came in, and people began to travel, they realized that they had to eat food at the stations ("Shiva, Shiva! Enna sollarel?"), or take something packed from home. And that made thayir sadam quite the hero of 'eating out', even as you ate homemade," says Geeta, and adds, "Till then, thayir sadam wasn't perhaps a standalone dish; it was the last course of a meal, but on the train, it was an easy thing to eat, and quite flavourful, too. Soon, variety rice also came about — as people discovered rice could be mixed with veggies and spices and packed into a lunch box to be carried wherever they went." The curry rice story There was never anything called the curry and rice in our forefathers' menu, ever. There was, however, a man called P Venkatachalam, who decided to mix all the masala we use, bottle it, and export it, as he discovered how much the Brits loved this masala. "If you look at our cooking, we never have one set of masalas for all, but he sort of mixed it all up back then and created the curry powder, which went to Britain, and spread all over. Today, even here, we serve a dish, which was never part of our milieu to begin with — the curry rice," says Geeta. Crunch this! If it weren't for us taking appalams and papadams on train journeys to add crunch to our variety rice, the others would never have figured out what it was, loved it, taken it to their respective countries, and made the simple papadam a Conde Nast traveller's itinerary must-try. The club culture gave us mulligatawny soup It is considered a 'Madras preparation' the world over, and is still a proud dish on all upper-crust menus in town. But ever considered how it came about as you relish a hot bowl? Here's how: Famous clubs back then served a mix of food cooked for the British upper class by the Indians. The mulligatawny soup came that way — prepared quite the way a south Indian would make rasam, but with milder spices, and more suited to the British palate. The clubs served a soup, a main course, and a dessert — which was often a rice pudding, or a thicker version of paal payasam, if you'd have it, laughs Geeta. The soups also came the railway route. The catering was done by the Anglo-Indians, but the makers of those dishes were very much we people. Where did the cutlet come from? So, that snacky tidbit you order was never our invention either. Neither is the bread-butter-omelette that all bachelors gulp down with tea at the ubiquitous stalls all around town for breakfast or lunch. These dishes also came up the railway route, via the Anglo-Indians who catered on trains. They had the Indian cooks mix Indian spices and veggies as they do for their own mince pie versions. The bread, with the omelette packed into it, was also a creation from back then. Not the biryani, too… We adapted a Greek rice dish, and made it ours! "The biryani, which we've sort of stamped as our own, is essentially a Unani dish, and is more in culture with north India. But we've adapted it to our palate, with what is available here. Today, there are so many variations of the biryani available all over the state, that we never question its origin," says Bangera, and adds, "Today, at our hotel, I make buttermilk panacotta — I'm taking an Italian dish, and adapting it to our current trends. What is south Indian cooking, but a clever mix and match of rice, lentils, vegetables and spices? You can create anything you want with those, and the creativity of a cook now, if liked by many, can become 'our' dish in the future. So, the food scenario is evolving all the time, and I am sure our ancestors did the same — they just made the best use of what was available to them, with what knowledge of cooking they came across." Sambhar is ours! Or is it? The Marathas who ruled Tanjore for about 12 odd years are the ones who gave us those twists on sambhar we all love to call 'Chettinad' style of cooking — the pitla, the rasavangi… dishes that had just that extra punch of the tangy kokum and chilli, but made pretty much the same way we make sambar. They also left us with the 'poli' that sweet roti… But research reveals an interesting theory. Dr Suresh, an archaeologist, says the sambhar was really a Maratha preparation which we slurped up, and not the other way round. It was named after Sambaji, the son of the great Maratha warrior, Shivaji. Apparently, the royal scion was so hungry one day that he couldn't wait for the royal cooks to cook him anything. So, went to the kitchen himself and prepared dal in the Maharashtrian way he knew. And lo… Sambaji had made sambhar for the first time! Innovations, et al "At our hotel, we serve something called the Chennai Chowder. It is created for Chennai, using local spices and herbs. It's popular, and is going to stay on the Chennai culinary map forever. I look at everything from the perspective of Chennai, and Tamil Nadu. The chowder is a very American dish, but at the end of the day, it is just a way of cooking, and we produce the same using indigenous ingredients. That's how food evolves everywhere; there are no barriers, and nobody to say this is mine. In Nepal now, they consider the coconut pudding as their creation. So, cuisine has boundaries now, and it must have been the same 500 years ago, too," opines Ajit Bangera, senior executive chef, ITC Grand Chola.


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Just got my "Stimulus" money from the gov.
Not quite ready to go spend it and stimulate the economy...but wow that was quick.
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It's annual event that takes the tiny town of Saint Marys by storm, as hundreds of fisherman from across several states prepare to catch dozens of big bass.
The 22nd annual West Virginia Bass Festival kicked early Friday evening, at the Saint Marys marina. About 150 fisherman are registered for this year's tournament, and the boats will launch bright and early Saturday morning.
Organizers say the event is more than just a good time, it also helps boost the economy in Saint Marys.
Connie Dale, Chairperson and Coordinator says, "You bring an extra thousand people into a small town that's normally used to having only a few hundred on the streets, and that's an exciting thing. Our slogan is a small town with a big heart, and we want to show it off this weekend."
Here's a list of some of the entertainers that will perform at the festival:
Friday Night: Squire Parsons at 7 p.m., Jeff and Sherri Easter 8:30 p.m.
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And that brings me to a serious pet peeve about some sci-fi novels (and really, ANY fiction) -- gratutitous and GRAPHIC sex scenes that have absolutely no bearing on the story.
It's disconcerting at best to be wading through something filled with detailed explanations of mathematics and alchemy and astronomy, and suddenly stumble into a relatively graphic scene involving someone's hand up another's behind (Guilty much, "Quicksilver"?). EXCUSE ME?
I think it's a "suspension of disbelief" thing for me. You're cruising along in your book, secure in how the story is going, your disbelief is appropriately suspended to enjoy the story unfolding before you, only to turn a corner and be smacked upside the head with a force relative to having the Mythbusters team dropping Buster out of an airplane from 2000 feet. Terminal velocity, and it's the sudden STOP at the end of the fall that kills you. WHAM. Suddenly, the spell of the book is broken.
Most of the time, I just roll my eyes and skip through the book until the scene is over and try to ease back into the story. It just didn't happen with Quicksilver. After that point, I had trouble enjoying it. I had trouble reading and paying attention, because little things kept creeping on back and throwing the whole pacing off yet again.


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New season tickets for the MSU Riley Center 2007-2008 season became available Monday morning. Dozens of people lined up to buy them by the time the box office opened at 7 a.m.
Riley Center officials say they expect that, after a successful inaugural season, that season tickets will be snapped up even more quickly.
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Leaders in Neshoba County traveled to Washington recently to seek federal money to help build a new Neshoba County hospital.
They are seeking a loan through the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Philadelphia Mayor James Young said he was able to speak with senior staff about plans for the hospital. The mayor said he feels good about the chances for securing funding.
"It's important for us, one, for the medical care that's being given here in the city, for the county. Also for the job creation that they're going to do and job stabilization," said Young. "So it fits right into the plan of us moving Neshoba County and Philadelphia, Miss., forward. And health care is one of our key issues and one of our vital components of our community."
Young said, in addition to the business part of the trip, he was invited to the White House by President Obama for a social visit.


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It's been a year of changes and upgrades at one of Mahomet's most-used parks, and those changes aren't over yet.
On Tuesday night, village trustees okayed a plan to replace fencing on both ball diamonds at Taylor Field.
Last year, the north ball diamond at Taylor Fields got an upgrade. Now, it's the south diamond's turn for some attention.
"This is phase two of our plan," Parks and Recreation Director Dan Waldinger told members of the village board of trustees at a special meeting on Tuesday night.
On Monday night, the Mahomet-Seymour school board okayed going out for bids on proposed improvements to Middletown Park.
Organizers of the 2016 Sangamon River Music Festival have made their first band announcement of the year: contemporary Christian act I Am They.
I Am They, based out of Carson City, Nevada, is a six-piece ensemble that's recently begun attracting nationwide attention with the release of their self-titled debut album.
At a brief meeting of Mahomet's village board on Tuesday night, village officials were honored for their efforts to reduce smoking in local parks.
Tara McCauley, special projects coordinator with the Champaign-Urbana Public Health District, presented the village with a "Silver Smoke-Free Park Award" on behalf of the Champaign County Tobacco Prevention Coalition.
Mahomet Parks and Recreation announced this week that this year's Turkey Trot—an annual fun run/walk held on Thanksgiving morning—broke all records for participation and philanthropy.
This year, 414 participants registered for the annual event, the biggest turnout to date. It's the third year since Parks and Rec took over planning for the Turkey Trot.
The new field lights at the south diamond at Taylor Field came on for the first time this week, and got their official dedication before Friday night's Parks and Recreation flag football game.
The village board approved the $90,000 expense for purchase and installation earlier this year, replacing lights that were over 50 years old.
Organizers of the Turkey Trot are planning for their biggest year ever.
For the past three years, the Thanksgiving-morning 5K at Lake of the Woods has been hosted by Mahomet Parks and Recreation. The event began as a fun holiday event organized by several local families, and Parks and Recreation Director Dan Waldinger said they've tried to stay true to its roots.
As people gathered this week to celebrate the 50th birthday of the covered bridge at Lake of the Woods, a single word kept coming up: iconic.
Over the years, the structure has become Mahomet's most recognizable landmark—and the young professor who designed it, German Gurfinkel, has become one of the most respected members of the engineering faculty at the University of Illinois.
When flag football games get underway at Taylor Field this fall, they'll be played under new, energy-efficient field lights.
At a special meeting on Tuesday night, the village board approved spending $89,950 with Barton Electric on new lights for Taylor Field north, as well as LED lighting for the parking lot.


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Catching a new vibe.
There are so many things that I want to leave behind in 2015. My life, my world, my self are not changed just by a change in the date. I know that. I am aware of that. But I'm also aware of the fact that after a year of feeling miserable and worthless, any kind of positive vibe is a welcome vibe.
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A life of luxury.
When I doubt myself, when I doubt everything else around me, I know that I have two grey kittens that will cuddle and love me. Love me no matter how I feel about myself or about others. Two grey kitties that love to steal my pillows and put their paws in my ear.
That is love/
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What are you doing today? Are you making any kind of sense? Are you even trying?
Usually I make no sense. I do nothing that makes any sense. But if you don't make sense over and over and over and over again, does that mean your lack of sense creates a way of making sense? Or just a way of going in circles?
What am I doing today? When do I make any kind of sense? Does circling the self-doubt drain count as trying?
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I always thought the bullshit that people never saw aging coming was just that, bullshit. I mean how do you not know that you are getting older? Time continues to pass, it hasn't slowed down, we are still spinning on the earth, and we are still watching the days pass by and collect into weeks and months and years.
How can you look at yourself all of a sudden and realize you've aged, when there is no way that could've just happened overnight? I always thought it was just a bunch of crap.
But I keep looking in the mirror, and I can't believe how old I am now. I can't believe how time keeps passing and I keep staying the same. I have wrinkles, and I have stories that go back decades, but I still can't believe how much time has passed and how old I've become.
I look at my loose and wobbly elastic face and I'm shocked not just by how old I am, but by how little I've accomplished. Maybe that is the real problem with everything regarding time. Maybe the real problem is that I haven't gotten as much done as I wanted twenty years ago, and now I just feel like I can't do anything else in the next twenty years.
I mean I logically know that isn't true at all. I know that. But twenty years ago I imagined my life drastically different. Now that I look at my aged and wrinkled face and force myself to evaluate these last twenty years, logic sort of fails me. I don't regret my journey, there are parts I would love to re-do, but regret can't be a part of something that gave me so many good things. But what happens next? Do I think that time will surprise me again in another twenty years? Do I think I can do anything new or different in the next twenty years?
Am I really surprised by the time that has passed? Or am I really surprised that I just noticed I'm not who I thought I would be? So is it time we forget, or is it the dreams we had about the future what we forget? Maybe it is a conglomeration. I look at my face and I know that I have the exact same life, and I know that I have lots of options, but when I look at my face it isn't the same face that dreamed big all those years ago. Inside of my skull I still have big dreams and plans and ideas, but the face outside the skull is not even remotely the same.
I'm aware time has changed me, I just never thought it would leave my thoughts so fluid, and my body so brittle.
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for now it is enough
Since being in the hospital, I've had several ups and downs, and I'm riding an up right now. Even today at work with a crappy long long day with lots and lots of unpleasant phone work happening, I just kept going and it was totally okay.
I got home and I felt like laying in a ball and not working out and in the mail was this postcard for a race that I did a couple years ago and was considering doing again this year. It was a gentle reminder to maybe not go whole hog at the work out universe, but to at least do a bit of a walk around the neighborhood. There are these lovely lights all around one certain houses. They are gentle little reminders of the brightness of the holidays that can be soft lights or they can be flashing craziness. All over the neighborhood in the dark letting you know you are surrounded by people that you don't really know. How amazing is that, people surround you, and we all sort of agree to live in a organized sense of politeness. We don't have to do that, but we do, we move in, and we say sure to living in this neighborhood and not being overtly nuts.
For dinner we had take-out, it was a busy day for everyone and no one felt like cooking. The food was so delicious and spicy. I had extra veggies, mmmm with the mushrooms. I just sat there looking at my delicious spicy food, and I thought about the last couple of days of vacation, and I'm deliriously happy right now. It is unusual for me, and I'm not sure I really trust the feeling. But it is so nice, so nice to just enjoy my food, like going for a walk, and look at my family and friends and know that my day is a good day. For now it is enough to know that things are well in my life, and tonight I will go to bed happy.
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December is here!
Today is beautiful and I feel so happy!
I have a kitten – two kittens! It is the life of luxury!
I have a great family.
I have fantastic friends.
I sometimes am brave enough to leave the house.
I did yoga today!
I totally did everything on my list for today!
Yay Yay Yay for December.
I feel so optimistic here at the end of the year.
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Martinez Had Lingering Knee Issues, DiBella Confirms
by David P. Greisman
Sergio Martinez was indeed still hobbled by a past knee injury going into his April 27 defense of his middleweight championship against Martin Murray, according to Martinez's promoter, Lou DiBella, who confirmed the lingering issues in an interview with Dan Rafael of ESPN.com.
While Martinez won Saturday by unanimous decision, he was given a tough fight by Murray and often looked less mobile than he usually appears in the ring. Martinez suffered torn ligaments in his right knee during his win over Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. last September and had surgery in November, just five and a half months before the Murray fight.
"He was never fully recovered from the knee surgery," DiBella told Rafael. "The knee was OK early in the training camp, but it wasn't perfect. But with three weeks left in camp, it got much worse. He probably would have postponed the fight if it was in a normal arena [instead of in front of tens of thousands at a soccer stadium in his native Argentina]. He was damaged goods going in against Murray."
DiBella also gave credit to the performance of Murray, who suffered his first pro loss and is now 25-1-1 with 11 knockouts.
Martinez improved to 51-2-2 with 28 knockouts. DiBella tweeted shortly after Saturday's fight that Martinez — who also broke his left hand against Murray in what the promoter told Rafael was a different spot than the fracture he suffered against Chavez — will likely not fight again for the remainder of this year.
David P. Greisman is a member of the Boxing Writers Association of America. Follow David on Twitter @fightingwords2 or send questions/comments via email at [email protected]
I'd like to see him take some serious time off, come back for a confidence tune-up at 154, and then fight Floyd for whatever it takes; still think thats the fight to make. Won't be particularly exciting but it'd be…Comment by fladz on 04-29-2013
Second bull**** apologist article in a row, how many more must we suffer? Are you sure he wasn't blinded at some point too?Comment by newcastleking on 04-29-2013
Didnt Martinez say "im in better shape now than when i fought Chavez" just the other day? Either he was lying then, or lying now.Comment by turnedup on 04-29-2013
He didn't look good but not only because of injuries..I was highly impressed with changes Murray had made for this fight. He was very defensively sound. It's a combo of the two..believe this very few people want to fight murray…Comment by I Love Jesus! on 04-29-2013
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Students at Virginia Tech and other universities are being "nudged" into diversity with a new and costly not-for-credit course.
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