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EAST LIVERPOOL -Plate turning is a venerable, time-honored tradition among East Liverpudlians, no matter where in the world they may live. But the advent of Facebook groups and, more recently, Starbucks' discovery of East Liverpool are bringing plate-turners together like never before.
At least that's the way Leon Rubin sees it.
Rubin, 57, an East Liverpool native who now lives in Dahlonega, Ga., is the founder of the "Plate Turners of the World, Unite!" group on Facebook. On Saturday, he used the 45th annual Tri-State Pottery Festival as an occasion to bring some of those group members together.
"We all turn plates, and, it turns out, we're all over the world," Rubin said, noting that the group's 190 members come from as far away as England and from all over the United States.
"Plate turning is an act of pride in our status as pottery capital of the world," said Sarah Webster Vodrey, director of the Museum of Ceramics in downtown East Liverpool.
Sixteen fellow plate-turners gathered at Mulberry Street Grill on Saturday to talk about that peculiar practice known as plate turning and how it reflects their pride in East Liverpool's pottery heritage. It was the second such gathering organized by Rubin.
"The plate-turning thing has been going on pretty much my whole life, but it was formalized more recently on Facebook," said group member Dennis Thompson, 57, of East Liverpool. "It's our claim to fame."
Rubin started the group last year after realizing there was a growing number of people on Facebook interested in posting information and pictures about East Liverpool area potteries, back stamps and ceramic products.
"Lots of people post photos of plates and other ware that they find all over the country with local pottery markings. People tell stories about themselves, their parents and their grandparents who work or worked in the potteries. Collectors offer tips to novices," Rubin said. "It's a fun bunch."
Linda MacBurney Ruscher, 63, of Clayton, N.Y., said she joined the group because she's been a plate turner all her life. She drove eight hours to be with the group on Saturday.
"I was a plate turner before it was the thing to do, as long as I can remember," she said. "If you're from East Liverpool, you do it instinctively."
A graduate of East Liverpool High School, Ruscher worked at the Homer Laughlin China Co. for one year and the Hall China Co. for four years. She was a handler, a dipper and a sponger.
Although she left East Liverpool in 1979, she remains proud of her hometown and an unabashed plate turner. "I get funny looks all the time," she said. "I was at this restaurant called the Villager one time, and there were these plates that looked familiar. These ladies at the table next to me were looking at me, and my husband said, 'She does this all the time!' "
Ruscher used to flip plates to see whether it was something she or a family member made. Now it gives her a feeling of connection to her hometown.
"I always get a proud feeling when I find (something local). It makes me feel like I have a little bit of home with me," she said.
Ruscher said she likes to patronize Applebee's restaurants because they use Homer Laughlin ware. Rubin said he chose Mulberry Street Grill for his plate-turner gatherings for the same reason.
"They have made a commitment to use all locally-made dishes," he said. "I'd love to keep this going."
That pride in locally-made goods has caused the Facebook group to grow recently - ever since Starbucks announced that it was having some of its mugs made by East Liverpool manufacturer American Mug and Stein, formerly Pioneer Pottery.
"We've probably gained 10 new members in the past week," Rubin said. "It has really evoked a tremendous sense of pride in East Liverpool among the members of our Facebook group, who are so proud that Starbucks found our little town to have this new product made in."
Saturday's lunch gathering was abuzz with news over where the "Indivisible" mugs can be found and where they are sold out. One member had a mug with her.
"It's been great to see that excitement and positive energy about East Liverpool," Rubin said. "I hope that what Starbucks is doing is a positive sign for the future. We've got to hope for that."
Among those attending Saturday's lunch event was museum director Vodrey, who's been fielding queries from the national news media all week. But at lunch, among friends, she held up a wooden coin that the museum sells for a dollar.
The wooden coin, she said, is "a fun way to explain to people who give you quizzical looks what you're doing when you turn plates over."
The coin reads, "Bearer entitled to turn pottery hither and yon to see who made it, where, and when!"


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a shopping center, but tech
you see, in san jose we have "the tech" which is a sort of technology and science museum, the kind that's been done in many places. but being the capital of silicon valley you figure that we'd really do it right, it might look techy or futuristic or simply interesting. instead, it's a mango-colored monstrosity made from giant shapes you might dump out of a child's block pail. vile, indeed.
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the main goal of hitting birmingham was the museum and art gallery which has a pretty good collection of pre-raphaelite and victorian classical art. what was there certainly didn't disappoint. what wasn't there disappointed sorely. after hitting a museum i always go through the museum shop to pick up postcards of pieces i didn't know prior but wanted to remember, or to keep an eye out for any interesting books. inevitably, some gems are in the postcard racks which are not on display. in this case it included two works by alma-tadema and one fantastic image by edward hughes:
so close, yet so far
sniff. so sad.
it just makes no sense to me to have some your best works put away while having lesser works up. keep the lesser works put away! far too few people are interested in art these days, so keep the absolutely most stunning pieces up, to make converts of the occasional visitors.
there was quite a lot of good art there, however, another vexing problem was the consistently bad lighting. we're not talking conservation lighting, we're talking practically nothing but sky light through frosted glass. in england. where there is no sun.
beautiful, if i could only see you
not all was a loss, and quite a number of fantastic pieces were well-presented and lit. overall it was a great experience and very inspiring. as usual i had my digital camera out and ready and took a number of detail shots (no flash!), many of which were underwhelming due to the sometimes bad lighting. this was the winner close-up (click for detail):
there was some other work there, but really how is it possibly worth the time?

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Tiger in Position for Fourth Win of Year
Tiger Woods' second straight 5-under 67 at the Players Championship put him primed for his fourth victory of the year on the PGA Tour.
The game's top-ranked golfer has played 36 holes at TPC Sawgrass and totaled 11 birdies, an eagle and three bogeys to find himself only a stroke behind Sergio Garcia entering the third round.
Woods, at 10-under 134, will be paired with the 33-year-old Spaniard on Saturday. If all goes well this weekend - and there's a long way to go at what is promising to be an increasingly difficult golf course, the 37-year-old Woods could emerge with his fourth win in 2013 and the 78th of his career.
It would also be second Players Championship title; his first came in 2001.
After signing his scorecard, Woods met with reporters and discussed his Friday.
MODERATOR: We'd like to welcome Tiger Woods into the interview room after his second consecutive 5 under par 67. Tiger, just talk a little bit about your round today.
TIGER WOODS: Well, I hit the ball a little bit better than I did yesterday and felt I managed my game well. All those shots that I've missed were in the correct spots, which is always nice. 've had a couple funky up and downs the last couple days, but I've missed the ball in the correct spot, so I've had some room to get them up and down, and I've handled the par 5s really well the first couple days.
Q. Is there anything about your game right now that you are not happy with in any way?
TIGER WOODS: No, I'm pretty pleased with where it's at right now. Did I answer that? No? Kind of, not really? I'm sorry.
Q. When you come to a course that you haven't really been at your best at for a number of years and you play this well, is that extra good? I mean, it's obviously playing well, but is it extra good that it's on this course that hasn't been very friendly to you?
TIGER WOODS: Even though I haven't played well in the past, I've still won here. And that's something that I've actually, I've won here twice, technically.
Q. True.
TIGER WOODS: So for me, even though over the years I haven't played my best here, but I've always felt that courses, even though it's been a while I've won on them, I've still won on them. I know how to get around this golf course. This course, more than most, really tests every facet of your game. You have to drive the ball well. You have to hit your irons in the correct spots, and if you don't hit your irons in the correct spots, you're going to have some really funky up and downs. It's trying to manage the ball in the correct spots, and I've done that the first two days.
Q. Is that really what's gotten you here in terms of - like the shot on 2 today looked like it might have been sketchy, and you make eagle on that hole. You got a couple breaks I suppose, as well.
TIGER WOODS: Yeah, it was not a very good shot on 2 on the tee shot. I got past it to try to save it and timed it up perfectly. Hit a little shot that Joey's familiar with, a big ol' slice, a Freddy shot in there and made the putt.
Q. Tiger what, did you hit on 2 for your second?
TIGER WOODS: Little 5 wood.
Q. You've talked in the past about this golf course is a course that you have to play to specific spots like most Pete Dye golf courses. Do you feel like your game's better suited now to do that?
TIGER WOODS: Not necessarily. I've played really well through a stretch there in 2000 2001, I did pretty well through there, and came here playing well. I think that is the key. You just have to come here playing well, and I just thought what I've done so far this year has been pretty good and better than most. I think that I was headed in the right direction coming into this week. I played well at Augusta. My last two weeks of practice have been really solid and I came in here with some confidence.
Q. How much better has your wedge game been this year compared to last year, and secondly, how much confidence has that given you especially in a place like this?
TIGER WOODS: Yeah, we've made so many big time changes in my game that before I had no angle, and now I have angle, so we've had to make some adjustments. But once we made the big changes that Sean's been trying to get me to do, then I can start dialing it in. I think over the course of the end of last year and most of this year so far it's been really solid. I've taken advantage of the par 5s where I've laid up or the short par 4s where I've driven it down there and have had 140 on down and converted a lot of birdies from there.
Q. Based on what you saw this morning and what you faced yesterday afternoon, can you talk about the disparity of the morning and afternoon, the balls that were releasing yesterday, et cetera?
TIGER WOODS: Yeah, the ball is starting to move a little bit on the greens, but I think it's a lot to do with the - the scoring has a lot to do with the foot traffic out there. There's not a lot of grass on these greens, and the more feet we've got on them, obviously, they're going to get kicked up a little bit. There are a few putts out there that - I don't know if you guys saw Sneds' putt on the last hole; it jumped about three inches in the air. Those are the things that happen towards the afternoon. I was saying earlier, yesterday, that if they wanted to, if they didn't put any water on this golf course, they could get it to where it looked like the year David won tomorrow afternoon, where it could get some kind of fiery, but we'll see what happens.
Q. You've been pushing the ball on 14; what is the issue?
TIGER WOODS: Well, I wish it was a push, but it's more of a pull cut, slicing it over there to the right. I just haven't hit good tee shots there, but so be it.
Q. How unlikely is it that you could go to any event and improve your 36 hole scoring record by six shots, which is what you've done here over the first two days?
TIGER WOODS: Well, that's good and bad, isn't it? As I said, evidently it wasn't very good when I won here in '01, it wasn't that low. The scores are so bunched. I mean, the cut is at 1 right now, and 78 guys, 79 guys, somewhere around there, all under par? I mean, that's incredible on this golf course. It's so bunched that if you take advantage of this golf course, take advantage of the par 5s, you can shoot some good numbers here. That is the thing. All the par 5s are reachable. 9 normally isn't, but it's blowing downwind. You can get to it. Another three are generally pretty reachable.
Q. Past champions really seem to have put themselves in a good spot here by and large, yourself included, obviously. In your opinion, why do you think that is so far?
TIGER WOODS: I just think it's just one of those years. I think if you look at most of the there aren't a lot of guys who have won this tournament a lot of times. Jack has won it three. I think that's the most. Most tournaments you've got guys who won it a lot more times than that. Bunch of guys have won here twice, but there really aren't a lot of multiple time champions here. I think it's the nature of this golf course. It tends to stack guys up, and I think that so far right now we've seen some guys who have had some success in the past, but it's still stacked up with so many guys with a chance going into the weekend.
Q. Is it surprising that there have been nine straight years of first time winners here?
TIGER WOODS: Not at all, not at all. This golf course is - it's funky. It has its own little quirks to it, and anything can happen around this place. You get some weird bounces here and there, some weird lies. It's a tough track, especially when the wind starts blowing. It starts swirling in these trees and it's really hard to get really hard to find out where it's going. With the greens being this severe, you have to miss the ball in the right spots, and if you can't miss the ball in the right spots, you're looking at bogey or double.
Q. You mentioned earlier it helps to be playing well coming here, which you've obviously been doing this year. Since you last won, there were a few of those years where you were probably doing pretty well, had your game in pretty good shape. Did the place ever frustrate you? Did you ever walk away here wondering how did that happen, or why did I not do better?
TIGER WOODS: Yeah, absolutely. I always know why. I mean, you can look at how my rounds played out and figure it out. But I've just never been able to put it all together for this one particular week. As I've said, I've done it twice where I've had to battle with Hal and won it in '01, but the majority of the years I really haven't done it. But so far this year, I'm right there.
Q. Two obviously very consistent rounds scoring. Can you talk a little bit about the confidence level in your putter right now?
TIGER WOODS: Yeah, I felt very comfortable with what I'm doing. Starting at Torrey Pines this year, I really putted well, and then I had an off week there at Match Play, Stricks gave me a little putting tip to get me back to where I was at Torrey. So my stance and my feelings, all my lines came back again, and I think I've putted pretty good since.
Q. What's been the best part of your game right now? What are you most pleased about?
TIGER WOODS: I'm pleased with every facet of it.
Q. Any one area in particular that stands out?
TIGER WOODS: No, because I feel like I'm driving it well, hitting it well with my irons, my distance control is good, short game is really solid, and I'm making my share of putts.
Q. At Torrey in '11 when you basically redid your short game and you went to a different motion, are you chipping like you were then now?
TIGER WOODS: Yes.
Q. But you're just better at it?
TIGER WOODS: Yep.
Q. So you don't chip like you did ten years ago?
TIGER WOODS: Nope.
Q. You got rid of that?
TIGER WOODS: Gone.
Q. That's quite an achievement.
TIGER WOODS: Thank you.
Q. Wrap it up going way off topic here. Annika's coming up on 10 years since she played Colonial. You played one or two practice rounds with her going into that week. I wonder if you had any recollections I know you weren't there, but any idea it was going to get as big as it did, and did you have any ideas in your mind how she might fare as you practiced with her before she got there?
TIGER WOODS: I played with her quite a bit at home. I just thought there are certain courses I think she would do really well on, that's one of them. Maybe Harbour Town might be another where driving is a premium and it's going to be a little bit faster and she can get it down there. She was playing so well at the time. She was winning everything. Her confidence was high, and I thought what she was doing for the sport of golf and for women was absolutely incredible. It took a lot of courage to do that and to put herself out there on the limb like that and put herself out there in front of the world to critique, criticize, and anything in between. She did it, and she played fantastic.
Q. Did you find yourself curious at all before she teed off Thursday what she'd shoot?
TIGER WOODS: I thought she could get around par. What was she, 1 or 2 over the first day or something like that?
Q. 1 over.
TIGER WOODS: I thought that would be a pretty respectable score. I think it got a little soft and I think it might have rained that week. But I think if it was harder and faster where she could get it down there, she certainly could have done a little bit better.
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Red Alert Israel is an app, and it is harrowing.
Tied into Israel's early-warning system, it sends an alert to your phone whenever a rocket is fired into Israel. With the current Israel-Hamas conflict, it goes off all the time.
Lawrence Husick, senior fellow and codirector of the center for the study of terrorism at the Foreign Research Policy Institute, calls Red Alert Israel "a punch in the gut" that "gives a dramatic sense of what it's like to live in a state of threat."
Welcome to the social-media war-within-the-war. Media campaigns have gone with war since before the Sumerians. But the Israel-Hamas conflict shows how social media and war shape each other in new ways.


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text: Good people are still around. I was diagnosed with leukemia mid-December 2013 and immediately hospitalized with a quick trip from Susquehanna Health to Hershey Medical Center the next day for a rigorous chemotherapy program, which has just hopefully ended. My Equipment Depot co-workers were amazing - calling my wife to see if they could be of any help, donating cash and gas cards for the multiple trips my wife endured for the next six months and sending greetings and cards during my stay in Hershey. Going th "extra step," my direct boss and our Williamsport Office Manager organized a blood drive at the shop on South Reach Road, Williamsport, in my honor that was held on June 3, 2014. Hoped for participation was 20 donors, but 30 came from Equipment Depot, neighbors of the company and my family and customers!


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Scientific name: Euplagia quadripunctaria
Mid July to early September.
Can be found flying on warm days and visiting flowers, such as Buddlelia. Also flies at night and comes to light.
Size and Family
- Family – Tigers, Ermines, Footmen and allies (Arctiids)
- Medium/Large Sized
- Wing Span Range (male to female) - 52-65mm
Conservation status
- Nationally Scarce
Caterpillar Description
Overwinters as a small larva; September to May.
Particular Caterpillar Food Plants
On a wide variety of herbaceous plants including Common Nettle (Urtica dioica), Hemp-argimony (Eupatorium cannabinum), White Dead-nettle (Lamium album), Borage (Borago officinalis), plantains (Plantago Spp.), Ground-ivy (Glechoma hederacea) and Bramble (Rubus fruiticosus).
- Countries – England
- Resident and a suspected immigrant. Well established along the south coast of Devon and Dorset, extending inland to the edge of Dartmoor. Also found on the Isle of Wight, Sussex, Kent and recently from parts of London, with a few records elsewhere
- Distribution Trend Since 1970's = Britain: Increasing
Gardens, rough and disturbed ground, hedgerows, coastal cliffs, under-cliff and the higher parts of beaches.


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Inspired by The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, that moment when I first encountered that creepy spider and my initial reaction to it.
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HERSHEY - Treating patients with dementia can be viewed as a difficult task for doctors, but Penn State College of Medicine researchers say that storytelling may be one way to improve medical students' perceptions of people affected by the condition. Participation in a creative storytelling program called TimeSlips creates a substantial improvement in student attitudes.
Daniel George, assistant professor of humanities, tested the effects of the TimeSlips program in an elective course he teaches at the college. Fourth-year medical students worked with patients at Country Meadows, a Hershey-based assisted living community. These patients are affected by advanced dementia and live in a memory-support unit requiring a locked environment.
Medical students commonly perceive people with dementia as being challenging to work with.
"We currently lack effective drugs for dementia, and there's a sense that these are cases where students can't do much to benefit the patient," George said. "The perception is that they're hard to extract information from, you don't know if that information is reliable, and there are often other complicated medical issues to deal with."
TimeSlips is a non-pharmacological approach to dementia care that uses creative storytelling in a group setting and encourages participants to use their imagination rather than focusing on their inability to remember chronologically. Pictures with a staged, surreal image -for example, an elephant sitting on a park bench - are shared with all participants, who are encouraged to share their impressions of what is happening in the picture. As part of George's elective, medical students spent one month facilitating TimeSlips with groups of five to 10 residents and helping the residents build stories in poem form during their interactions.
"All comments made during a session - even ones that do not necessarily make logical sense - are validated and put into the poem because it is an attempt to express meaning," George said. "The sessions become energetic and lively as the residents are able to communicate imaginatively, in a less linear way. In the process, students come to see dementia differently. It is very humanizing, revealing personality and remaining strengths where our culture tends to just focus on disease, decline and loss."
"As the incidence of dementia-related conditions is rising globally, the demand for high-quality, humanistic geriatric care is becoming more urgent," George said.
There has already been an effort to extend TimeSlips volunteer opportunities to nurses, faculty, staff and patients.
"Several patients from our hospital, Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, have already begun taking part in the program," he said. "Even though they are experiencing their own illnesses, they are able to find purpose in helping another vulnerable population through creative storytelling."


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Your sunrise summary of everything you need to know about weather in H-town.
Temperatures will cool down as a front moves through.
A cold front is moving from west to east across Houston this morning, and should move through the area by noon.
There are some rain chances after the frontal passage, but accumulations later today and tonight should generally be less than one-half inch, say forecasters with the National Weather Service. Rain chances will return on Friday, especially during the overnight hours when heavier rains could occur, and again on Saturday.
As I discussed yesterday, in the wake of the front Houston is going to see a prolonged period of temperatures characteristic to those in early November, with highs in the mid- to upper-70s and lows around 60, at least into the middle of next week.
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Rockers the Kings of Leon drew out a who's who of L.A. to their show at the Hollywood Bowl – most notably Kate Bosworth and her True Blood beau Alexander Skarsgard. The duo walked in with a small group of friends and held hands. She also rubbed his back and sipped Heinekens during the concert. Also there: Jessica Biel, who was greeted by hugs from girlfriends after arriving through the VIP entrance, and Hilary Duff and fiancé Mike Comrie.
Nicole Richie, having a sunny breakfast on the patio at Cecconi's in West Hollywood. The starlet ordered eggs Benedict and chatted about playdates during her meal with a blonde woman and dark-haired male friend. The casually dressed trio also greeted friends as they trickled into the restaurant, as well as the maÎtre d', who came over to say hi.
Glee's Matthew Morrison, celebrating his recent Emmy nomination over dinner with mostly guy friends at Abe & Arthur's in New York. The friendly actor was "insanely gracious," a source says. He and his friends ordered crab cakes, heirloom tomato and peach salad and mac & cheese, among other dishes
Jessica and Ashlee Simpson-Wentz's exes, Tony Romo and Ryan Cabrera, had a guys' night out at Industry, a nightclub in West Hollywood. The two arrived with a large group and were surrounded by a flock of females all night. They also took shots of tequila and drank vodka.
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Caprock's Jeremiah Johnson plans to become the first in his family to attend college.
John McGuire Memorial Scholarship
Palo Duro's Sierra Johnson will graduate among the top 10 in her class.
Both were rewarded for their efforts in athletics and in the classroom by the Amarillo Downtown Kiwanis at the 25th annual John McGuire Memorial Scholarship ceremony Monday afternoon. They were selected among eight finalists - one boy and one girl from each of the four Amarillo Independent School District high schools - for the McGuire scholarship, which awards $1,500 annually to each winner.
Jeremiah Johnson has been a four-year participant in football and wrestling and was named the Longhorns' most improved wrestler. He will graduate among the top 18 percent of his class and has been an active member of the National Honor Society and a four-year member of Camp Agape, which assists children with special needs.
Johnson said his biggest accomplishment is yet to come, when he becomes the first member of his family to attend college. He will enroll at West Texas A&M.
"This is probably one of the biggest awards because of the simple fact I am going to be the first one in my family to go to college," he said. "It means so much to me to look into my parents' eyes and see how proud they are of me."
Sierra Johnson was a second-team all-District 3-4A selection as a guard for the Lady Dons' basketball team, which advanced to the Region I-4A semifinals this past season. Sierra Johnson also played second base for the softball team and played volleyball one season. She has been a Superintendents Scholar, a member of the National Honor Society and ranks among the top 7 percent of her graduating class.
She said winning the scholarship was a reflection of the time she spent working to excel on the court and in the classroom.
"I was surprised, and my heart was pumping really fast," she said. "This means the world to me. It's very nice, and it means a lot to me that people see the dedication I've put forth in athletics and in school."
The scholarship is named after John McGuire, who spent 26 years in the AISD, including stints as head football and track coach at Tascosa, Caprock's first head football coach, the AISD's first cross country coach, assistant athletic director and athletic director from 1979 until his death in 1984.
The eight nominees for the McGuire scholarship are judged by a Kiwanis committee, and its criteria are athletic and academic achievement, financial need, citizenship, character and determination to succeed as evidenced by such qualities as dedication, a positive approach and a willingness to go beyond what is expected.
Other scholarship nominees were Amarillo High's Allison Fowler and Peter Hargrave, Caprock's Katelyn Kennedy, Palo Duro's Chris Brown and Tascosa's Laura Heaton and Brian Strouhal. They will receive $750 scholarships.
Also in attendance were the first winners of the McGwire scholarship, Lillie Ratliff and Jesse Navarro.
Previous McGuire Scholarship Winners
1984: Lillie Ratliff and Jesse Navarro. 1985: Cecilia Camarillo and Tony Wilson. 1986: Pam Bartlett and Rodney Holder. 1987: Debbie White and Sean Comerford. 1988: Robin Brady and Derek Thompson. 1989: Michelle White and Evan Tanner. 1990: Rhonda Reyna and Robert Cavin. 1991: Barbara Lichtie and Darren Eason. 1992: Amanda Olivarez and Sean Mallory. 1993: Stephanie Jones and Franco Islas. 1994: Kimberly McAnarney and Ryan Hazelwood. 1995: Amber Doherty and Chad McCutchen. 1996: Sharon Smith and Shawn Hancock. 1997: Jessica Gutierrez and Braxton Britting. 1998: Lori Martinez and Bobby Makkhavane. 1999: Jessica Ornelas and Travis Jones. 2000: Tori Adams and Javier Barrera. 2001: Dyana McIntyre and Enrique Valdez III. 2002: Joyce Benson and Marty Eakin. 2003: Kenny Holmes and Kim Carr. 2004: Colleen Barrett and Eric Mims. 2005: Ana Dowling and Nicholas Thompson. 2006: Sofia Fuentes and Robert Villegas. 2007: Maggie Biggs and Nick Jones. 2008: Jeremiah Johnson and Sierra Johnson.
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This collection contains six records pertaining to Savannah's port. Included are a list of ships and vessels, their captain, where they were built, and their cargo, for January 5, 1765 to July 5, 1767. Also in the collection are records of Georgia's exports for 1786, manifests for the sloop Friendship, 1791, and the ship Shepherdess, 1799, and a record of the value of foreign and coastwise exports and the value of imports from Europe. One volume of arrivals and clearances in the port of Savannah, January9, 1855-August 21, 1858, is missing, as noted November 4, 1971. These miscellaneous records were brought together as a collection by the Georgia Historical Society.
[item identification],Port of Savannah records, MS 704, Georgia Historical Society, Savannah, Georgia.
Originals of ship manifests in the Charles F. Jenkins collection, Georgia Department of Archives and History.
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Historic Augusta, Inc. Revolutionary and Early Republic manuscripts, MS 1701.
Telfair family papers, MS 793.
Wayne-Stites-Anderson papers, MS 846.
The Port of Savannah, founded in 1733, acted as one of the largest eastern ports of North America, and exported the first bale of cotton from the colonies to England in 1764.
Collection materials are in English.
Finding aid is available in repository.
List of ships and vessels entered inwards and cleared outwards, 1765-1767, partially published in Collections of the Georgia Historical Society: Letters of Joseph Clay, Merchant of Savannah, 1776-1793, and a List of Ships and Vessels Entered at the Port of Savannah..., v.8 (c1913).
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MORRISTOWN, N.J. (AP) -- Two of the three men who pleaded guilty in a scheme that prosecutors said siphoned $11.5 million from a state energy rebate program were sentenced Friday to prison terms. The third got probation.
The men have admitted using bogus or inflated invoices to defraud the state-mandated energy conservation program, which is administered by utilities and funded by a surcharge on utility bills.
Anant Patel, 46, of Roxbury, was ordered to serve 15 years in state prison and pay $1.4 million in restitution, while Harold Stamateris, 47, of Basking Ridge, was sentenced to 10 years in state prison and $3.7 million in restitution.
Patel's brother, Girish Patel, 50, of Rockaway, was sentenced to three years on probation and ordered to pay $16,000 in restitution.
All were sentenced by state Superior Court Judge Salem V. Ahto.
Prosecutors said Jersey Central Power & Light hired Anant Patel as a consultant to verify that companies had installed more efficient lighting or ventilation systems, and thus would be eligible for rebates under the New Jersey Smart Start Buildings Program.
He pleaded guilty in October, admitting he signed off on work that was never performed and created fictitious contracting and consulting companies to submit false invoices. He also said he laundered the rebate checks in several bank accounts.
Girish Patel, an electrical contractor, pleaded guilty to conspiracy in February, admitting he improperly obtained $85,000 in state energy rebates for his company, Energy Reduction Associates Inc. of Dover, after his brother approved the paperwork.
Stamateris, a former JCP&L energy program manager, also pleaded guilty to a conspiracy charge in February, admitting he knowingly approved $11.5 million in bogus or inflated invoices.
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now I have no choice.
I must attend.
as expected - Yuna is not coming after she earned enough points in Dortmund.
Ah, well...at least we got to see her once. I wish she would compete in Zagreb anyway, just to get a little more competitive practice under her belt.
am I going to be all alone again clapping or is someone else coming to Zagreb?
In any case, I hope you will tell us about your experiences!
I am not sure I will be able to attend short programs, but I will be there for free programs. Also - pairs put me to sleep.
Anything you tell us about any of the events will be very much appreciated.
I'm also happy to hear whatever you have to say, Kosjenka. Take notes! You will have an eager audience.
I will take my laptop and type there is I dont freeze my fingers. Need to buy gloves! Just remembered that!
where can I get a video camera...
I have no idea where the charger for my old thing is...
I may just film it on my regular camera if it fits.
What I really do need to get are fingerless gloves! Great reminder Olympia!


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LEWISBURG - Richard Zare, professor of chemistry at Stanford University, will give the talk, "How To Be Successful," at 7:30 tonight in Trout Auditorium of the Vaughan Literature Building at Bucknell University.
The talk, which is free and open to the public, is made possible by a Jean Dreyfus Boissevain Lectureship for Undergraduate Institutions grant from the Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation.
During his visit to Bucknell, Zare will give formal presentations, speak in chemistry classes, and meet informally with student-faculty research groups.
In his public talk, Zare will build on the advice of American industrialist Andrew Carnegie, who recommended, "Do not drink, do not smoke, do not endorse, do not speculate. Concentrate, perform more than your prescribed duties; be strictly honest in word and deed. And may all who read these words be just as happy and prosperous and long lived as I wish them all to be. And let this great fact always cheer them: It is impossible for anyone to be cheated out of an honorable career unless he cheats himself."
Zare says, "This may be fine advice for the business world, but it seems to offer little guidance in today's world how to live a truly fulfilling life. There is no question that life is full of problems and problematic situations.
"In this talk, I will concentrate on tips for problem solving, suggesting that these same tips, when vigorously pursued, lead to happy outcomes, whether or not a particular problem gets solved. They lay the basis for a wonderful life of the mind."
"We are very excited to welcome Dr. Zare to the University," said Tim Strein, professor of chemistry at Bucknell. "Zare has an impeccable reputation in both fundamental and applied research. Moreover, he is a gifted speaker who has a knack for communicating complex ideas in terms that all can understand - and he does so with a great sense of humor.
"It is fitting that his visit coincides with Mole Day, which commemorates Avogadro's Number (6.02 x 10^23), a basic measuring unit in chemistry. Mole Day was created as a way to foster interest in chemistry, and I can't think of a better exemplar of having fun by doing great chemistry than Dick Zare," he said.
Winner of numerous awards including the 2010 Priestley Medal (the highest award given by the American Chemical Society) and the 2009 Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics and Engineering Mentoring, Zare is renowned for his research in the area of laser chemistry.
His development of laser induced fluorescence as a method for studying reaction dynamics has been widely adopted in other laboratories. Ongoing projects in the Zare research lab make use of lasers to understand chemical reaction dynamics and to advance the science of chemical measurement, and apply those new approaches to help solve real world problems.
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stinger pen gun
Tools and Technologies
Handguns: General Discussion
> stinger pen gun
January 18, 2003, 03:14 AM
anyone ever handle or shoot one?
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January 18, 2003, 03:49 PM
Yes, I have the American Derringer version of the Braverman Pen Pistol. Do a search in THR and TFL and you will find some threads on this pistol. It isn't a pen gun (if it were it would require an AOW tax stamp) and it isn't a Stinger. They quit making those in the 1970's.
January 18, 2003, 06:54 PM
Not yet.
January 18, 2003, 11:41 PM
Shot one in 25acp. Did not care for it. 4 on a scale of 1-10
Dis=d not feel good in the hand and hard to shoot accurately.
January 19, 2003, 12:23 PM
The Braverman pen gun is back in production in Michigan. He designed two different versions. An AOW and non-AOW versions. I want to buy one, if for no other reason then it is a well made collector's piece.
January 19, 2003, 12:30 PM
Interesting mouse gun backup.
Postitively Bondish.... :D
January 20, 2003, 02:54 PM
The Stingers are back. Check the above-mentioned website.
Greg L
January 20, 2003, 04:04 PM
I think that it would be fun to have one just for the coolness factor alone.
January 21, 2003, 12:19 PM
Ex-Brother-in-law had a pen gun, about 1975 or so, didn't fold like some of the new ones, and was a single-shot .25ACP.
Don't remember the brand, though.. :confused:
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January 21, 2003, 10:27 PM
They look cool ,probably interesting to shoot.:)
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Monday, January 14, 2013
Cross Class of 75 has blast at Shugs
The Cross High Class of 1975 did it again: they showed up in numbers at their Annual Christmas Gathering which was held at Shugs in Pringletown on Sunday, Dec. 23.
Several out of town classmates attended, including Sandra Haskell (Maryland), Alfred Cooper (Virginia) and Kenneth Palmer (New York). It was at least 30 classmates who sat down to the dinner meeting and the after dinner social where Clarence Butler and Melvin Jones sang songs and George Smokie Pringle played on his keyboard.
Everyone had a wonderful time and enjoyed all the laughter and fellowship. This class really cares and loves each other. Be blessed and continue to get together.
The 88th Annual Emancipation Day program will be held at Zion United Methodist Church on Tuesday, Jan. 1 at 11 a.m. The Rev. Alfonzo Jones of Greater St. Paul United Methodist Church will deliver the sermon. Everyone is invited.
Ramsey Clan
The descendants of Thomas and Lillie Ramsey gathered at the home of Yvonne and Francis Bradley for their Annual Family Christmas Dinner. What a large gathering of aunts, uncles, brothers, sisters, nieces, nephews and grandchildren!
Over 75 people, young and old, attended. The newest attendee was from Columbia, the granddaughter of Lillie Doctor, who slept through almost the entire dinner.
A low point occurred when Jeannette was choking and the nurses in the family (Renae Washington and Victoria Doctor) performed the Heimlich maneuver to help her. Great job, girls, your schooling really paid off!
The yearly community fellowship dinner sponsored by Berkeley County Councilman Caldwell Pinckney was held on Tuesday, Dec. 18 at the Cross Community Center.
Pastors Ralph Singletary and the Rev. Thompson (Ebenezer Zion AME) were in attendance.
We thank all that contributed the favorite dishes to make the meal successful. We hope that several more of you come next year.
Christmas Gathering
Blaine and Sarah F. Tingley and her parents Elizabeth and Clinton Freeman entertained a large family and friends group on Christmas Day.
Doug and Gail Freeman of Charleston , Ashley Freeman and her roommate of Charlotte, Mickey, Sue, Robbie, and his girlfriend of Charleston, Chris Tingley and his wife, son Aiden, and two-year-old daughter. Keith Tingley of Greenville, NC also drove down to his grandparents to visit and feast with all the others.
Holiday Fun
On Christmas Day Connie and O'Dell Shuler entertained family and friends in their home. Their children Rae Beth and Art were present with their spouses and children. Also present were family from Elloree and the Columbia area.
Dot DeHay entertained her family a week prior to Christmas so that they could all visit with their other family members on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
On Saturday before Christmas, Dot traveled around the Lake to Bonneau to her son Wayne's and wife Shirley's home. The younger DeHays entertained Shirley's boys and grandchildren . On Sunday Dot's son Wayne and his wife Shirley, son Jimmy and Allie and Karen all enjoyed a meal together at Dot's home. To continue the holiday partying, Dot met with John, Kelly, Chelsie, Garrett, and Morgan on Monday evening, which was Christmas Eve.
Clinton Freeman was at home recuperating last week following surgery on his arm after an accident.
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CHARLESTON - The few hundred who gathered Friday in Charleston for a conference on judicial diversity seemed to agree that increasing the number of blacks and women who serve as South Carolina judges is an important goal, but there appeared to be little consensus over what could be done to make that happen -- other than letting time pass.
South Carolina has a national reputation for having a judiciary "somewhat incestuous with the Legislature," said Ciara Torres-Spelliscy with the Brennan Center for Justice in New York. As a result, it's not surprising that it has relatively few black and female judges, given that the General Assembly also is dominated by white males.
But the Brennan Center's recent 10-state study on judicial diversity showed that many other states are grappling with the same lack of diversity.
The League of Women Voters of South Carolina sponsored Friday's conference because of the nonprofit group's belief that a more diverse judiciary would increase the independence of -- and public confidence in -- the court system.
South Carolina has an unusual way of picking judges. A panel of six lawmakers and four others first screens candidates to deem them qualified. It then submits at least three names to stand for election before the state's 124 House members and 46 senators.
University of South Carolina law professor John Freeman, who also is a member of the state's Judicial Merit Selection Commission, said the state judges are qualified. He defended the system, saying, "It can be improved, but it's not a bad system at all."
He noted one gubernatorial candidate -- he didn't mention Republican Nikki Haley by name -- would be found unqualified to be a judge because she has been fined for paying her personal income taxes late.
"How would you like someone like that picking judges?" he asked. "Forget it."
The league is not pushing for a radical overhaul of the state's system, such as establishing quotas or having judges elected by voters or even expanding the governor's role.
Instead, it held the conference to raise awareness and explore smaller solutions, such as increasing diversity on the Judicial Merit Selection Commission or tweaking the way judicial candidates campaign among lawmakers.
Former Family Court Judge Charlie Segars-Andrews, whose ruling in one case caused the commission to vote 9-1 to find her unqualified (Freeman cast the sole nay vote), said the biggest obstacle to a fair and balanced judiciary was not diversity but fear about what happened to her.
"Every judge is afraid they might lose their job as I did," she said. While she currently is in private practice in Mount Pleasant and considers her rejection "ancient history," she added, "I hope it won't be ancient history in the public, and I hope something is done about it so we'll have a fair and balanced judiciary."
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"These moist muffins are a wonderful morning treat," relates Margriet Neels of Ancaster, Ontario. "My husband and our two daughters also love them as a snack."
- 3/4 cup fat-free milk
- 1/2 cup maple syrup
- 2 egg whites
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 1/2 cup shredded tart apple
- 1/2 cup shredded carrot
- 3/4 cup whole wheat flour
- 1/2 cup wheat bran
- 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 3 tablespoons sugar
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- In a large bowl, beat the milk, syrup, egg whites and oil until smooth. Stir in apple and carrot. Combine the dry ingredients; stir into milk mixture just until moistened. Coat muffin cups with cooking spray; fill two-thirds full. Bake at 375° for 18-20 minutes or until a toothpick comes out clean. Cool for 5 minutes before removing from pan to a wire rack. Yield: 1 dozen.
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Briggs Gives Paper at Joyce Conference
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Austin Briggs, the Hamilton B. Tompkins Professor of English Literature emeritus, attended the XXIII North American James Joyce Conference in Charleston, S.C in June. At the conference he delivered a paper, "Mr., Mrs., Miss, Surnames, Given Names, and Pronouns in Joyce's The Dead," on the panel "Doubling Down on Dubliners" that he organized and chaired. In addition he co-moderated two reading sessions on Ulysses that he co-organized.


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> On Mon, 2005-03-07 at 02:18 -0500, Jesse Guardiani wrote:[color=green]
>> Jesse Guardiani wrote:
>> > Kevin Oberman wrote:[/color]
>> [...]
>> >>> Is 66C acceptable temp for a laptop? It's definitely a better temp,
>> >>> but It would really stink if my 1.2ghz had to be run at just 800mhz
>> >>> all the time to avoid cooking things.
>> >>
>> >> Once again, I can't define "acceptable". It is not so hot as to be
>> >> frightening, but it does sound like it's running warmer than I would
>> >> expect. Dust? Blocked air intake/outlet?
>> >
>> > Absolutely not. I just replaced the motherboard myself. It took 2
>> > hours. I was very careful to examine the heatsink for blockage or
>> > excessive dust. It's clean, and the fan spins freely.
>> >
>> >
>> >> Those can real impact thermals. And, of course, fan problems can be
>> >> a big issue.
>> >
>> > I'm starting to think that my fan should be running, but isn't. The
>> > whole purpose of this post is to see if I can figure out what went
>> > wrong last year when my GPU cooked. If the fan should be running, but
>> > isn't, then that certainly gives me a place to start.[/color]
>> OK, I can't find any fan speed settings in the BIOS. I have LCD settings,
>> CPU settings, and performance profiles, but nothing for fan speed. I
>> think the fan is running, as I can hear a faint humming from the vent
>> port, even when the HDD is sleeping. I can't feel any air on my hand
>> though.
>> Where should I start looking to tweak this thing via ACPI?
> First, you might want to see if your ASL defines any thermal levels and
> what the values are. Since I am unfamiliar with Linux way of doing these
> things (and this is FreeBSD mailing list ;), I would use FreeBSD way and
> you will have to do the mapping.
> On my laptop (with hacked ASL) output of
> sysctl hw.acpi.thermal
> is as follows
> hw.acpi.thermal.min_runtime: 10
> hw.acpi.thermal.polling_rate: 10
> hw.acpi.thermal.tz0.temperature: 48.0C
> hw.acpi.thermal.tz0.active: -1
> hw.acpi.thermal.tz0.thermal_flags: 0
> hw.acpi.thermal.tz0._PSV: 90.0C
> hw.acpi.thermal.tz0._HOT: -1
> hw.acpi.thermal.tz0._CRT: 110.0C
> hw.acpi.thermal.tz0._ACx: 75.0C 70.0C 55.0C -1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1
> Important to your research is '_ACx' line above. It states temperatures
> that would trigger change in the cooling levels. In my case, they simply
> change speed of both fans simultaneously.[/color]
I have only one fan. I've learned today that my laptop is indeed in "passive"
mode 99% of the time. This is great when it's on battery, but I'd really
prefer the fan to be 'active' when I'm on A/C so I can run my CPU at full
speed. Here's the linux equivalent of the above sysctl's:
# cat /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/THM0/cooling_mode
<setting not supported>
cooling mode: passive
# cat /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/THM0/trip_points
critical (S5): 97 C
passive: 92 C: tc1=5 tc2=4 tsp=600 devices=0xd7f6e580
Notice that 'active' isn't mentioned! Using the advice at the bottom of
the acpi.sf.net page, found here:
I did this:
# sh -c 'echo -n "90:0:40:40:0" > /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/THM0/trip_points'
# cat /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/THM0/trip_points
critical (S5): 90 C
passive: 40 C: tc1=5 tc2=4 tsp=600 devices=0xd7f6e580
This makes absolutely no difference though. The fan still doesn't come on
until it hits 80C, and it's all passive.
> If such line has some sensible values in it and you would like to change
> them one way or another, you will have to extract your ASL (see ACPI
> section of the handbook), find something that looks like
> Method(_AC0) { Return (KELV(0x4B)) }[/color]
I don't have anything like that.
cat /proc/acpi/dsdt > dsdt.aml
../iasl -d dsdt.aml
# grep -i _AC dsdt.dsl
Exit 1
Oh well, thanks for the suggestions. I'm going to try posting on the
linux acpi list and maybe read up on the dsdt spec. The A30p dsdt
compiles with a few errors and warnings too, so it couldn't hurt to
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Costa Rica has only a few, relatively small, metropolitan cities - San Jose, Alajuela, Heredia, Escazu, Puntarenas, and Limon. However, in this listing we have included destinations with a bustling town, vibrant nightlife, and plenty of restaurant options. In a sense, these destinations are no longer small villages.
Judging by its exterior, the capital city of Costa Rica, San José, is merely an ugly conglomerate of outdated commercial buildings and decrepit infrastructure—potholed streets and crumbling sidewalks that wind without reason through a mishmash of seemingly thrown together corrugated metal and plaster. Rated 6.2/10 by visitors.
Playa Jaco is the closest beach to San Jose, the Central Valley and is one of the most visited coastal destinations in Costa Rica. Rated 7.7/10 by visitors.
Quepos allows tourists to experience a once in a lifetime nature experience in Manuel Antonio National Park without leaving any of the familiar amenities behind. Rated 7.9/10 by visitors.
Puerto Limón, or simply Limón, is the heart and soul of the Caribbean coastal province of Limón. Rated 10.0/10 by visitors.
Alajuela, nicknamed City of the Mangoes, is one of the most important cities in Costa Rica. Rated 7.5/10 by visitors.
A modish escape from the frenzied streets of San José is the alluring city of Santa Ana. Rated 6.0/10 by visitors.
Escazú is considered by most to be one of the most posh, trendy and upscale suburb of the San José metropolitan area. Rated 6.2/10 by visitors.
Just 7. Rated 7.9/10 by visitors.
Due to excellent facilities and its close proximity to scores of attractions, Liberia is an ideal stopover for many visitors. Rated 8.0/10 by visitors.
Puntarenas sits on a long, narrow peninsula in the Gulf of Nicoya on the Central Pacific Coast. Rated 7.8/10 by visitors.
After experiencing the passage along the Inter-Americana Highway from San Jose to San Isidro de El General, you will either feel relieved to be in one piece or be wishing to do it again.
Cartago, Costa Rica's first capital, is one of the oldest communities in Costa Rica.
Grecia is a medium sized town in the Central Valley of Costa Rica.
The town of Naranjo, settled in 1830, was originally known as "Los Naranjos" (the Orange Groves) due to the abundance of orange trees in the surrounding area. Rated 8.9/10 by visitors.
This town of some 25,000, including surrounding districts, plays a crucial role as the administrative center of the indigenous Chorotega heartland on the Nicoya Peninsula. Rated 9.4/10 by visitors.
Located between the all important city of Alajuela and Puntarenas is the charming district of San Ramon, the second largest in the Alajuela Province. Rated 9.0/10 by visitors.
Cañas is a small town in Guanacaste, about an hour south of Liberia.
Located in Costa Rica's Central Valley at the foot of the Cordillera Central (Central Mountains), the city of Ciudad Quesada is best known as a hubbub of business and agriculture.
Esparza sits on the Gulf of Nicoya, in the Puntarenas province.
The Liberia Airport acts as a gateway to exploring the Nicoya Peninsula and northern regions of Costa Rica.
Found in an extraordinarily beautiful part of Costa Rica, Palmar Sur is situated in the Southern Pacific Region of Costa Rica. Rated 6.8/10 by visitors.
San Rafael de Puriscal is a rural town with sugarcane fields.
The small and quaint town of Sarchí is famed throughout Costa Rica for its brightly colored, intricately constructed handicrafts.
Tres Ríos de Cartago is a small town in central Costa Rica.
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