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From the point of view of malignant tumors metastasizing through the lymphatic channels or spreading from one group of lymph nodes to another along the lymphatic channels the retroperitoneal nodes are the most important lymph nodes in the body. Perhaps they are not involved as frequently as are the cervical nodes, but, as far as the relative effect on the general condition of a patient suffering from a malignant process is concerned, the retroperitoneal nodes are far more important than any other group of nodes. Owing to their relative inaccessibility little attention has been given them, and the relation between certain clinical symptoms and physical signs and pathologic involvement of this group of nodes is often overlooked.
From an anatomic standpoint most of the abdominal lymph nodes are retroperitoneal, in that none of them are within the peritoneal cavity. In this sense, while
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Neighbor kills dog in self-defenseUPDATED 7:42 AM CDT Jun 13, 2014
An Edmond family is without their dog after a neighbor shot and killed the animal, in what is being called self-defense.Video Transcript
A FAMILY PET SHOT AND KILLED. NOT BY A STRANGER. BUT A NEIGHBOR. AND ITS CLAIMED TO BE SELF- DEFENSE. KOCO'S DAVE DETLING HAS THE STORY FROM EDMOND. IT'S NEW TONIGHT. C46 16:46 I have coffee every morning thinking she's going to come up to me with her big old smile on, lay down and let me pet her and just hang out with me but I mean --- she's gone HER NAME WAS JUNE BUG AND FOR 6 YEARS SHE WAS A PART OF LACEY BOOHER'S FAMILY. TODAY SHE LIES BURIED IN THE BACK YARD. SHE WAS KNOW TO PLAY ALL OVER THE NORTH EDMOND PROPERTY UNTIL A FEW DAYS AGO. C46 19:02-19:08 Reporter: Never had a problem with her before? Lacey: No. Nobody's ever had a problem with her before. Never. C62 24:56-25:06 Lacey says she remembers taking a photo of june bug and then securely locking her up behind the fence. ten minutes later she heard gun fire. 17:46-47 She was over in my neighbors ditch --- shot. ACCORDING TO THE LOGAN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE IT WAS AN ACT OF SELF DEFENSE. A NEIGHBOR CLAIMS HE WAS OUT RUNNING WITH HIS THREE YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER WHEN THE DOG CHARGED HIM. HE FIRED THREE SHOTS. kids playing BOOHER CALLS THE ACT EXCESSIVE --- AND WONDERS IF IT COULD HAPPEN TO ANOTHER ANIMAL. C46 18:52-19:01There's no leash laws out here and it was never my intention for her to be out in the front yard but she's a dog and if she wants out of the gate she's going to get out.... IN EDMOND, DAVE DETLING, KOCO 5 NEWS. WE'VE GOTTEN SOME
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All the bargains in the world couldn't send me to a mall at 4 AM to buy anything. I take the 'Fight Club' approach when it comes to shopping for most things: "The things you own end up owning you." For many people, however, Black Friday -- the Friday after Thanksgiving, marking the start of the Christmas shopping bonanza -- is a chance for them to engage in consumer combat for doorbuster deals on just about everything. People have actually died after being trampled by Black Friday crowds -- and it's hard to imagine a more depressing place than Wal-Mart to take your last breath. Still, tragedies like this don't stop people from lining up for miles, grappling with others for bargain items, and generally debasing themselves all in the name of the holiday season. With that in mind, we have a few tips to share with you that should improve your Black Friday shopping experience ... you greedy bastards.
Know the Enemy
If you're at the mega early morning Black Friday sales (again, why?!) you'll be shopping alongside zombies just like in 'Dawn of the Dead' -- only these zombies are scarier than Romero's because they're fast and will crush you in a mad dash for this year's most wanted item. Nix the coffee and opt for a rifle, shovel, or machete to help you battle your way through the crowds of mindless consumer scum. If all else fails, a round of zombie-shopper balcony toss is the best way to see you through your spending adventure safely.
Fear and Respect the Escalator
It doesn't matter how cute you think your kid is, no one wants to deal with your whiny children on a mission at the mall. Chances are, the person next to you is hoping that they'll choke on the
Amuse Yourself
There's nothing more distressing during Black Friday shopping than being surrounded by someone who is overly happy about the holidays. They're the kind of person whose entire family is wearing matching Santa hats and reindeer sweaters while singing holiday songs and spreading disgusting cheer everywhere they go. These are the kind of people who generally say obnoxious things like, "Turn that frown upside down!" There's nothing subtle about these folks and the best way to deal with them is to not give in to their aggressively dorky demands. Just be Eddie Murphy's Christmas 'Gumby' to their Will Ferrell's 'Elf' and torture them with your Grinch-like ways. You're bound to strangle some amusement out of your frustrating shopping trip this way. If all else fails, you might be able to find a 'Bad Santa' to commiserate with for a while.
Walk Like a Man
According to 'Mall Cop's' Paul Blart (Kevin James), "The Mind doesn't need a holster," but you'll be sure to make everyone in the shopping center wish they brought theirs if you ride a Segway anywhere on Black Friday. Segways are more obnoxious than ginormous baby strollers and slow walkers (but not as obnoxious, of course, as a gaggle of Segways), or people who strut against the flow of everyone else (aka human salmon), or people who stop to have loud cellphone convos in the middle of the sidewalk. Just remember, if you crash into anything, they're all going to laugh at you.
Embrace Your Inner B*tch
We've already established that the stores on Black Friday are a war zone and an onslaught is inevitable. The old adage about nice guys finishing last is true in this case, so it won't pay to be peachy to everyone. Don't be afraid to stand up to those who are overflowing with retail rage. As painful as it it might be, try to channel a bit of Julia Roberts in 'Pretty Woman' who handled a snooty salesperson with b*tchiness and class. And when it's over, try to remind yourself that Roy Orbison is truly awesome and better movies have used his songs ('Blue Velvet,' b*tches!).
Learn the Art of Distraction
Nothing can distract from how pointless and ridiculous a film like 2009's 'Confessions of a Shopaholic' is -- a movie about a fashionista journalist who puts herself into massive amounts of debt, that was made in the midst of a serious economic crisis. However, it does teach name brand whores one thing: the art of distraction. Whether it's Black Friday or a sample sale, if you're after a good deal and a hot ticket item you better come out with guns blazing if you want to walk away with the goods. We're not recommending you tackle anyone (they're probably more than worthy of a smackdown though) -- which is how Rebecca (Isla Fisher) gets her Gucci boots -- but staging a distraction before grabbing and running is totally acceptable.
Don't Torture Yourself
If you're like Cher Horowitz (Alicia Silverstone) in 1995's 'Clueless,' the mall is your sanctuary where you go to kill a few brain cells while waxing confused on the day's events. But during the holiday season, the giant box of germs where people shop is overrun with hordes of big spenders and it can be tough to keep a clear head, let alone scope out the deals. While we all can't have a computerized wardrobe and an endless supply of credit cards, Cher's garment gadget reminds of us the most important lesson of all when it comes to Black Friday shopping: don't torture yourself. It's probably a lot easier to shop online. Trust us, you'll be doing a service to humanity if you stay home.
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How to Duck Walk
Two Methods:Duck Walk SquatGuitar Duck Walk ModificationCommunity Q&A
The duck walk is an exercise done by squatting and walking slowly, while relying on your hips, quadriceps, hamstrings and gluteal muscles for support. It is often used as a military or sports training method for building strength in the legs. Perhaps the most famous duck walk was performed by Chuck Berry as he played guitar. After trying it during a show in the 1950s, the duck walk became a regular feature of his performances. Other guitarists have made it part of their stage performances as well. Although they are based on similar movements, this article will tell you how to do the duck walk exercise and the duck walk guitar move variations.
Method 1
Duck Walk Squat
1Find a long flat and straight surface where you can perform the duck walk, like a gym floor.
2Wear loose fitting or flexible exercise clothing and athletic trainers.
3Stand with feet hip distance apart. Keep your back as straight as possible and your abdominal muscles flexed.
4Squat down until your thighs are in a parallel position to the ground.
5Keep your arms out to the sides to catch you in case you lose your balance.
6Stay in the squat position, pick your right calf up and place it flat on the ground in front of you. This is 1 duck walk step.
7Repeat with your left leg.
8Walk 10 alternating steps in a row.
9Return to standing position by slowly pushing upwards with your gluteal muscles.
10Rest for at least 30 seconds and then repeat the duck walk. Rest again and repeat the 10 steps as many times as is possible while holding good form and retaining your balance.
- Some muscle fatigue is normal after repeating this exercise. Start slow and increase your repetitions as you grow stronger. Do the duck walk every other day, in order to allow your muscles time to rest.
Method 2
Guitar Duck Walk Modification
1Do the normal duck walk exercise for a few steps.
2Stand up with your legs slightly apart.
3Lift your right knee until your thigh is parallel to the ground.
4Lower your right leg as you jump forward very slightly with your left foot.
5Repeat using your right leg, so that you are scooting in a straight line across the floor. Repeat 3 to 10 times.
6Switch directions and raise your left knee. Scoot your right foot forward as you lower your left leg. Repeat 3 to 10 times.
7Try the duck walk with a guitar, after you are comfortable and balanced when you do both duck walk moves.
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- If you are learning to duck walk with a guitar, practice without the guitar first.
- Do not do the duck walk if you have any problems with your knees.
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Deadspin's Luke O'Brien published a piece this week called "Stay Soft, Dirk Nowitzki," a moving tribute which credits Nowitzki for sticking to his guns, staying the course and forcing critics to adapt to him and not the other way around.
It's a fascinating look at a player whose stock skyrocketed after finally delivering a championship to the Mavericks, and who may well be one of the 20 best NBA players of all time.
The piece examines the criticism lobbed at Nowitzki throughout his career, especially after Dallas' first round exit from the 2007 playoffs. After that disappointing loss, Nowitzki "went walkabout," spending more than a month roaming the Australian outback with longtime coach and mentor Holger Geschwinder.
O'Brien writes that after Nowitzki's time 250 miles from the nearest town, sitting "in front of the fire, strumming his guitar and sipping his whiskey straight from the bottle," he came back a different player mentally, if not physically. That mental growth, in O'Brien's mind, allowed Nowitzki to come back and win a championship as the player that he is, not the player that his critics wanted him to be.
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Alli Carnall, a senior at Frontier Regional High School, is headed to Rhode Island to play women's tennis for Division I Providence College.
Carnall, a two-time first team pick to The Republican's All-Scholastic tennis team, went 20-1 at No. 1 singles last season for the Red Hawks. The high honors student reached the semifinal round of the regional individual tournament.
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Big win puts Sussex in title contention
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Sussex are mounting a title bid in the LV= County Championship Division One after a crushing victory over Worcestershire at the PROBIZ County Ground lifted them into third place.
They claimed their fourth win of the season, and third in succession at home, by an innings and 17 runs, having claimed the extra half-hour at the end of the third day.
Worcestershire finished on 141 for nine in their second innings with James Cameron, who had been struck on the side of the helmet by a bouncer from Steve Magoffin, retired hurt and unable to continue his innings.
Once Magoffin and James Anyon had made inroads with the new ball, Worcestershire were sent hurtling to defeat by an excellent spell in the final session from Monty Panesar.
The left-arm spinner took 4-23 from 23 overs, 13 of which were maidens, as Worcestershire lost their last seven wickets for 54 runs.
A pitch offering excellent carry for the seamers and bounce for Panesar was superbly exploited by the Sussex attack.
Anyon picked up Phil Hughes when the left-hander gloved a lifter and Magoffin bowled Vikram Solanki for the second time in the match to give them the perfect start.
Moeen Ali and skipper Daryl Mitchell held Sussex up with a stand of 55 for the third wicket but, when Magoffin returned to the attack to have Moeen well caught by Michael Yardy at second slip, the innings went into swift and steep decline.
At one stage Panesar bowled six successive maidens and also picked up the wickets of Matt Pardoe and Gareth Andrew.
Amjad Khan then came into the attack to trap Richard Jones leg before and Panesar ended Mitchell's resistance with a quicker ball that uprooted his middle and off stumps and Ben Scott was held at silly point.
It was left to Amjad to seal the win, which put Sussex above Somerset, when he had Jack Shantry caught at slip by Luke Wells.
Earlier, Sussex's tail added 95 runs in 18 overs before they declared on 420 for eight, a lead of 258.
A shower delayed the resumption and when the players did go out at 12:20pm they promptly returned to the dressing rooms because of concern over a damp patch in the bowlers' run-ups.
It meant 18 overs were lost, but Sussex soon made up for lost time as Magoffin and Anyon, with a mixture of authentic strokes and more rustic blows, put on 40 for the eighth wicket before Alan Richardson claimed his fifth wicket of the innings when Magoffin played on for 41 aiming through the off side.
Anyon pressed on to score his second half-century of the season and, when the declaration came, he had made 56 off 60 balls with eight fours, although he was dropped by Mitchell on 38 when the Worcestershire captain just failed to cling onto a mis-timed pull after running across from second slip.
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Lego Batman Review
It doesn't make particularly good use of the stylus, and the graphics won't blow you away, but if you're a Batman fan you won't find a better Batman game on the system.
In the 360 and PS3 versions of the game, the story is told through super cute cut scenes that link the many levels together. In the DS version, the story is told through cartoon stills which cycle as if you're reading a comic book. They're not as good of course, and at times feel too long as they trudge through the plotting of the bad guys, but they get the story job done.
As far as story goes, it's a predictable affair - all of Batman's enemies have teamed up to break out of Arkham Asylum and plot to wreak havoc on the Gotham streets. They team up into different groups and head off to cause trouble. The Bat sign shines high in the sky, and Batman and Robin set off to sort everything out.
While you start the game in the Batcave, it won't be until you've finished the opening Gotham Streets level that you'll have the chance to do anything meaningful there. Once you do you'll be able to jump into the first level in other Hero chapters as well as unlock a secret path to Arkham Asylum, which allows you to take control of the Villains and play through their levels. It's nice that you're able to access so much of the game's content so soon after starting, and should appeal to people who are more interested in the Joker and Two-Face than the Dynamic Duo.
One of the best things about the LEGO titles is that there's so much to collect and unlock. It's the same with LEGO Batman on the DS. There are three Hero chapters, with five levels each and three Villain Chapters with five levels. That's 30 levels in total, maths fans.
From the Batcomputer in the Batcave you can use your collected LEGO Studs to buy new characters to use in free play (once you've seen them in a level), buy extras, watch already seen story sequences and buy hints (although we doubt you'll need them). You can also create your own LEGO character to play with, using one of the unlocked characters as a base. The more characters you unlock, the more options you have with customisation.
While for most fans it will be the single player that's of most importance, there is a multiplayer function that allows you to play through the game's levels with a friend just like you can with the home console versions. Both players will need a copy of the game to make it work - there's no online play. As with the other versions, indeed any LEGO game, it's better with a mate.
LEGO Batman on the DS is a solid offering that captures the essence of what makes the LEGO games great. It doesn't make particularly good use of the stylus, and the graphics won't blow you away, but if you're a Batman fan you won't find a better Batman game on the system. If you're a fan of the LEGO games and you're hungry for more, then the Caped Crusader has got you covered.


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I served in the Reagan administration and have long been an active conservative on issues ranging from welfare to Iraq. That is why I strongly support Sen. Arlen Specter in his primary race against a more conservative opponent, Rep. Pat Toomey.
I would do so even if the polls showed - as they clearly do not - that Specter's opponent would be as likely to run a strong race in November against a potentially formidable Democratic opponent.
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Where There's Hope, There's Christmas
In a rare public appearance scheduled for Monday, veteran funny man Bob Hope, 96, will turn on the holiday lights throughout the park at California's Disneyland. "We figured if we could kick off Christmas with somebody of that stature, why not?" Disneyland spokesman Tom Brocato said. Dolores Hope, 90, who will accompany her husband to the ceremony, told The PEOPLE Daily: "They were so nice to ask, we couldn't say no." She also said she doubted that she and Bob would hop any rides. As it is, the Indiana Jones Adventure -- the most popular ride in the place -- is momentarily closed for refurbishment.


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The Twitter account @RealHankAaron wasn't.
Mobile's favorite son, Baseball Hall of Famer Hank Aaron, does not have a Twitter account, the Atlanta Braves announced at 5:30 p.m. today after the @RealHankAaron account had opened, promising autographs to random followers.
The account had piled up almost 10,000 followers by the time Twitter took it down this evening. The account managed to get off one more Tweet - that the Braves had traded shortstop Andrelton Simmons to the Arizona Diamondbacks for outfielder Justin Upton, a former star for the Mobile BayBears - after that. That also was taken down.
The "announcement" that Aaron had joined Twitter drew thousands of fans gushing with admiration for the home run king and hoping for retweets. The testimonials have continued even after the account was closed.
The account @RealHankAaron was described as the "Official Twitter Account of Braves Senior Vice President Henry Aaron." It came with the hastag #HammerinHankHasJoinedTwitter.
It even had a fake John Smoltz account to go with it, with an imposter posing as the former Atlanta Braves pitching great, saying he had joined Twitter just so he could follow Aaron and promising autographs of his own.
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Vote of confidence in Pharmacyclics
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optionMONSTER's tracking systems detected the sale of 2,000 May 36 puts in one print for $1. Open interest in the strike was just 36 contracts at the start of the session, so this is a new position.
PCYC is up 2.89 percent to $60.50 this morning after popping at the open. The company today reported positive findings in its Phase II trial of its ibrutinib drug, a proposed oral treatment for a form of lymphoma.
The stock gapped down from above $61 at the beginning of November but has been climbing since then. It rose above its 50-day moving average yesterday and above its 100-day average today.
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Boys' Tennis Player of the Year: Handley's Parker Wilson
Handley's Parker Wilson is The Winchester Star's Boys' Tennis Player of the Year. (Photo by Jeff Taylor/The Winchester Star)
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NILES - Traffic along North Main and Federal streets remains backed up because of a crane that struck the railroad bridge and got stuck beneath it earlier today.
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The hydraulic lift was activated, causing the crane to strike the bridge and cause minor damage to the structure, officials said.
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Margaret Dumont was so integral to the Marx Brothers' comedies, it's easy to forget that she wasn't in all their movies. In fact, two of their best, Monkey Business and Horse Feathers, co-starred Thelma Todd. I've written about her before, here, so I won't go through her story again, but I did want to remind those of you who get Turner Classic Movies on your cable system that Monday, August 30, 2010, is Thelma Todd day.
Monkey Business and Horse Feathers are among the featured films, showing at 8 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. respectively. All times are Eastern Daylight Savings Time, by the way.
Here is the schedule copied straight from the TCM website:
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6:00 AM Broadminded (1931)
A rejected suitor leaves town and gets mixed up in an international chase. Cast: Joe E. Brown, Ona Munson, Bela Lugosi. Dir: Mervyn LeRoy. BW-72 mins, TV-G
7:15 AM Son Of A Sailor (1933)
A lovesick fool bumbles into espionage and finds a stolen plane. Cast: Joe E. Brown, Jean Muir, Thelma Todd. Dir: Lloyd Bacon. BW-73 mins, TV-G
Charlie pretends to be a hillbilly to impress country girl Thelma Todd in hopes of making her his girlfriend. Cast: Charley Chase, Thelma Todd Dir: Warren Doane BW-21 mins, TV-G
9:00 AM Short Film: WHISPERING WHOOPEE (1930)
Charley hires three "party girls" to help him land a business deal. Cast: Charley Chase, Thelma Todd Dir: James W. Horne BW-21 mins, TV-G
9:30 AM Short Film: DOLLAR DIZZY (1930)
Two millionaires try to escape the suitors out to marry them for their money. Cast: Charley Chase, Thelma Todd, Edgar Kennedy. Dir: James W. Horne. BW-26 mins, TV-G
10:00 AM Short Film: HIGH C'S (1930)
An entertainer serving in World War I puts music before military service. Cast: Charley Chase, Thelma Todd, Carlton Griffin. Dir: James W. Horne. BW-29 mins, TV-G
Charley agrees to go on a blind date to a dance to help out his friend. Concerned it will be a big disaster like his last blind date Charley tries to be as off putting as possible and goes all out trying to make himself look bad. He is rude to her on the phone, refuses to shave, wears his friend's old suit and even eats garlic. Unfortunately for him, however, his date turns out to be the lovely Thelma Todd. Cast: Charley Chase; Thelma Todd Dir: James Parrott BW-21 mins, TV-G
11:00 AM Short Film: NICKEL NURSER, THE (1932)
A millionaire hires an efficiency expert to get his daughter in line. Cast: Charley Chase, Thelma Todd, Billy Gilbert. Dir: Warren Doane. BW-21 mins, TV-G
11:30 AM Hips, Hips, Hooray (1934)
Two salesmen try to market a flavored lipstick. Cast: Bert Wheeler, Robert Woolsey, Ruth Etting. Dir: Mark Sandrich. BW-68 mins, TV-G
12:45 PM Cockeyed Cavaliers (1934)
Two nitwits are mistaken for the king's physicians in medieval England. Cast: Bert Wheeler, Robert Woolsey, Thelma Todd. Dir: Mark Sandrich. BW-72 mins, TV-G
2:00 PM Short Film: CATCH AS CATCH CAN (1931)
ZaSu Pitts is a hotel phone operator who finds love in a wrestler with a little matchmaking help from friend Thelma Todd. Cast: Thelma Todd, ZaSu Pitts, Big Boy Williams Dir: Marshall Neilan BW-20 mins, TV-G
2:30 PM Short Film: RED NOSES (1932)
Comedic duo Thelma Todd and ZaSu Pitts get sent to a spa while recovering from being sick, but it turns out not to be the relaxation they need. Cast: Thelma Todd, ZaSu Pitts Dir: James W. Horne BW-21 mins, TV-G
3:00 PM Short Film: SHOW BUSINESS (1932)
Comedic duo Thelma Todd and ZaSu Pitts travel along with their musical monkey to a show but their antics on the train antagonize the show director. Cast: Thelma Todd, ZaSu Pitts Dir: Jules White BW-20 mins, TV-G
3:30 PM Short Film: ASLEEP IN THE FEET (1933)
Comedic duo Thelma Todd and ZaSu Pitts try their hand at being charitable by working at a dance club to raise money for a friend. Cast: Thelma Todd, ZaSu Pitts Dir: Gus Meins BW-19 mins, TV-G
4:00 PM Short Film: MAIDS A LA MODE (1933)
Hal Roach's comedic duo Thelma Todd and ZaSu Pitts find themselves in a jam when they get caught by their boss at a party. Cast: Thelma Todd, ZaSu Pitts Dir: Gus Meins BW-18 mins, TV-G
4:30 PM Short Film: Bargain of the Century (1933)
Hal Roach's comedic duo Thelma Todd and ZaSu Pitts find themselves in a jam once again when they are the cause of a police officer losing his job. Cast: Thelma Todd, ZaSu Pitts Dir: Charley Chase BW-19 mins, TV-G
In this Todd/Kelly short, the girls crash a high society party and have trouble fitting in. Cast: Patsy Kelly, Thelma Todd Dir: Gus Meins BW-18 mins, TV-G
The girls buy a farm in Paradise Acres and get scammed. Cast: Thelma Todd, Patsy Kelly Dir: Gus Meins BW-17 mins, TV-G
Patsy looses her job and needs a place to stay over night after getting kicked out of her apartment. She convinces Thelma to let her spend the night at the hospital where Thelma works as a nurse. Cast: Patsy Kelly, Thelma Todd Dir: James Parrott BW-19 mins,
Thelma Todd and Patsy Kelly move into an apartment together and become roommates. They end up driving each other crazy and Patsy moves out! Cast: Thelma Todd, Patsy Kelly Dir: James Parrott BW-20 mins, TV-G
7:00 PM Short Film: HOT MONEY (1935)
In this Todd/Kelly short, Patsy and Thelma come across some much needed money that happens to be stolen. Cast: Thelma Todd, Patsy Kelly Dir: James W. Horne BW-17 mins, TV-G
7:20 PM Short Film: Hour For Lunch, An (1939) BW-9 mins
In this Todd/Kelly short, Thelma tries to convince Patsy that she's struck it rich. Cast: Thelma Todd, Patsy Kelly Dir: William Terhune BW-19 mins, TV-G
8:00 PM Monkey Business (1931)
Four stowaways get mixed up with gangsters while running riot on an ocean liner. Cast: The Marx Brothers, Thelma Todd, Rockliffe Fellowes. Dir: Norman Z. McLeod. BW-78 mins, TV-G, CC
9:30 PM Horse Feathers (1932)
In an effort to beef up his school's football team, a college president mistakenly recruits two loonies. Cast: The Marx Brothers, Thelma Todd, David Landau. Dir: Norman Z. McLeod. BW-67 mins, TV-G, CC
10:45 PM Short Film: Another Fine Mess (1930)
Two vagabonds move into a deserted mansion and pretend to be its owners. Cast: Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Thelma Todd. Dir: James Parrott. BW-28 mins, TV-G
11:21 PM Short Film: Grand Dame, The (1931) BW-8 mins
11:30 PM Short Film: Chickens Come Home (1931)
A man risks his marriage to help his best friend deal with blackmailers. Cast: Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Thelma Todd Dir: James W. Horne BW-30 mins, TV-G
12:08 AM Short Film: Tree In A Test Tube (1943) C-6 mins
12:15 AM Devil's Brother, The (1933)
Two wannabe bandits are hired as servants by the real thing. Cast: Laurel & Hardy, Dennis King, Thelma Todd. Dir: Hal Roach. BW-90 mins, TV-G, CC
2:00 AM Short Film: Bohemian Girl, The (1936)
Two pickpockets raise a stolen child, not realizing she's royalty. Cast: Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Thelma Todd. Dir: James W. Horne, Charles Rogers. BW-71 mins, TV-G
3:15 AM Maltese Falcon, The (1931)
In the first screen version of The Maltese Falcon, detective Sam Spade investigates the theft of a priceless statue. Cast: Bebe Daniels, Ricardo Cortez, Dudley Digges. Dir: Roy Del Ruth. BW-79 mins, TV-G, CC
4:45 AM Mary Stevens, M.D. (1933)
A woman doctor decides to have a baby without benefit of marriage. Cast: Kay Francis, Lyle Talbot, Glenda Farrell. Dir: Lloyd Bacon. BW-72 mins, TV-G
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•Q. OK, I know this is a pretty ridiculous question, but I've done a little research and can't find anything written on the subject. I was wondering if it's possible to implement a sort of pull-start system (like a lawnmower has) on my truck. The reason I would want this is for a situation such as a dead battery with no one to give me a jump-start. I just figured that it would be nice to have a system like this for occasional use. Now, I know I can just buy a portable jump-starter and keep that in my truck, but is a modification such as this possible? I appreciate your time and help.•
RAY: Sure. On almost every car, there's a big, fat nut on the crankshaft pulley that bolts to the front of the crankshaft. That's the pulley with the serpentine belt running around it. If you were to turn that nut, you'd be turning the crankshaft and thereby "cranking the car."
TOM: In fact, on old cars like the Model T Fords, that's exactly what people did. They went to the front of the car, fit a wrench on that nut and "cranked it" until the engine started.
RAY: But it's not so easy with modern cars. First of all, you don't have easy access to it. Most modern engines are mounted transversely (aka installed sideways). So you'd have to smash a hole in one of your front fenders to get at the crankshaft pulley with a crank handle.
TOM: And even on a truck with a longitudinally mounted engine, like yours, you'd still have to blast a hole through the radiator.
RAY: But more importantly, it's not easy to crank a modern engine. By comparison, Model T engines were tiny. You simply wouldn't be strong enough to turn over a modern, high-compression engine by hand – even with the mechanical advantage of a pull starter or a wrench.
TOM: Think about it: Even a tiny lawnmower engine takes some effort to pull-start, and lawnmowers typically have 0.15-liter engines, as compared with the 2.0- to 3.0-liter engines found in typical cars. Or 4.0-, 5.0- and 6.0-liter engines in trucks!
RAY: So, a pull start is out of the question. But if you still want to pursue this idea, I guess you could employ some sort of separate electric motor to help you turn the crankshaft. Actually, we have those. They're called starter motors! Your car already has one.
TOM: I suppose you could buy yourself a powerful electric drill instead – something that delivers, say, 5 horsepower (the starter motor, for comparison, delivers 8-10 hp). But that drill will cost you about $4,000. And don't forget the cost to replace the radiator you had to pop a hole in.
RAY: So as you suggested, this is a harebrained idea. You're much better off with one of those portable "jump packs" that you can use to jump your battery. The most powerful one you can get (which is what you should look for, in terms of the amps it produces) will cost you less than $200. That's the way to go.
•Q. My daughter has a Volvo named Smelly. It has a very distinct chemical smell that we cannot get rid of. We have had the car detailed, we've put an ozone machine in it for four days, we've left the doors open for days in the sun -- nothing puts a dent in the smell. She is 17 years old and drives to school every day, 45 minutes each way. She is in the car a lot, and I am concerned that it is unhealthy for her. Some of her friends say it smells like crayons.•
RAY: Does it smell like the Crayola 64 box with the built-in sharpener? Or more like a box of Dixon-Ticonderogas?
TOM: This one's actually a mystery to us, as well as to many other people. There's a minor epidemic of European car owners having flashbacks to first grade when they're driving.
RAY: VW owners seem to complain the most about this mysterious crayon odor, but we see complaints from Volvo, Mercedes and BMW owners, too. And no one seems to know what material in the car is causing it.
TOM: If you haven't already, you might as well ask your mechanic to take a sniff. Because if it's not this Mysterious European Crayon Odor, it could be something common, like a small oil leak from the valve cover, or a leaking heater core, and an experienced mechanic should be able to identify it with a sniff or two.
RAY: You'll have to find a mechanic in the "sweet spot" of his career, when he's smelled enough leaks to know right away what it is but hasn't smelled so many leaks that the inside of his nose is charred and useless.
TOM: Once you know what kind of a leak you're looking for, you're more than halfway to fixing it.
RAY: But my guess is that it's not going to be oil or coolant (or an old magenta crayon that some kid pushed into the vents 100,000 miles ago). And your mechanic will be as stumped as everyone else is.
TOM: Speculation centers on the leather used for the seats of those cars (which does have an odd smell, although I would describe it more as "decaying carcass" than "crayon"), or the sound-insulation material that keeps engine and road noise from being overwhelming.
RAY: But it's really speculation, as far as we can tell. So let's ask your fellow readers for help. If anyone has had this crayon odor, and has had success in positively identifying it and getting rid of it, drop us a note and let us know. If we get anything that's more than just speculation, we'll pass it along.
TOM: In the meantime, if your daughter starts having visions of coloring books, have her roll down the windows.
Got a question about cars? Write to Click and Clack in care of this newspaper, or email them by visiting the Car Talk website at www.cartalk.com.


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Fire investigators are looking into the cause of a house fire in northeast Oklahoma City on Friday.
Crews were called to Northeast 23rd Street and Granada Avenue just after noon.
A fire department spokesperson said the structure was a vacant home and that it had burned before. There was no electricity or natural gas service to the house.
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The Los Angeles Kings don't appear interested in heading to a Game 7 this time around.
Darryl Sutter's team got goals from Jake Muzzin, Marian Gaborik and Dustin Brown in the first period Monday night before holding on for a 5-2 win and a commanding 3-1 series lead over the Chicago Blackhawks.
Strange but true: Kings lost their first 3 games of these playoffs. LA is now one win away from the Stanley Cup Final.— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) May 27, 2014
It was actually the 'Hawks who enjoyed the edge in shots on goal, 24-21, but Jonathan Quick recorded 22 saves and the Kings once again benefited from the one-man advantage, scoring two power-play goals to take one step closer to the Stanley Cup finals.
Jonathan Quick becomes 6th goalie in NHL history to win 36 postseason games over 3-year stretch. (via @EliasSports)— Numbers Never Lie (@ESPN_Numbers) May 27, 2014
In addition to the dominance of L.A.'s second line, a major theme throughout this series has been the team's power play. The Kings converted three of seven opportunities en route to big wins in Games 2 and 3.
Prior to Monday's contest, the Blackhawks' Duncan Keith, via CSN's Tracey Myers, explained the best way to counteract the problem:
Duncan Keith: "They have a lot of good players out there. We might want to stay out of the box. No other way to put it, really." #Blackhawks— Tracey Myers (@TramyersCSN) May 25, 2014
Well, mission not accomplished.
Chicago went to the box twice in the opening period Monday, resulting in two Kings goals. And it took a total of 62 seconds.
The first, 10 seconds into an abbreviated power play following Marian Hossa's goalkeeper interference, came from Muzzin, who wristed one in from straight in front of Corey Crawford.
As the Los Angeles News Group's Elliott Teaford noted, it was once again Jeff Carter of "That 70's Line" at the center of the success:
Not on the sheet, but Jeff Carter screened Corey Crawford on the Muzzin goal. Drew Doughty and Tyler Toffoli credited with the helpers.— Elliott Teaford (@ElliottTeaford) May 27, 2014
After Gaborik made it 2-0 just minutes later, the Kings went back on the power play thanks to a roughing penalty from Patrick Sharp. That set up the early candidate for goal of the game, as Brown scored 52 seconds into the power play following a series of surgical passes.
Take a look, courtesy of the team's official Twitter feed:
Goal #3. WATCH: http://t.co/poGXmWDUrY— LA Kings (@LAKings) May 27, 2014
At the end of the first period, L.A. had just one more shot on goal than Chicago, but it resulted in three more goals. At that point, the Edmonton Sun's Rob Tychkowski gave an update on the Kings' ridiculously efficient power play:
Kings power play is running at 29.1% (16-for-55) since Game 3 against the Sharks in Round 1. Wow— Rob Tychkowski (@Sun_Tychkowski) May 27, 2014
The Blackhawks were able to stop the bleeding—somewhat—with two penalty kills in the second period, but it made no difference on the scoreboard, as Drew Doughty and Brandon Saad exchanged goals to make it 4-1.
Becoming the aggressor in the third period, though, the Blackhawks were able to make things interesting. They fired off six of the first seven shots (and eight of 13 in the period), and Bryan Bickell eventually slotted home a rebound after a ridiculous stick save by Doughty.
It was far too little, too late, however, and the Kings settled down before Tanner Pearson ultimately delivered the dagger with a late empty-net goal.
That's 5. Tanner Pearson. #BecauseItsTheCup #That70sLine from Carter. pic.twitter.com/dSeDj4nMVH— Sen. Brant Feldman (@AGMSports) May 27, 2014
Much like the New York Rangers out East, the Kings suddenly look unstoppable after going to two straight Game 7's in the first two rounds. Quick led the way to the Stanley Cup two years ago, but this time around, it's an efficient offense taking advantage of every Chicago mistake.
Sportsnet's Mark Spector and ESPN's Wayne Drehs summed it up:
Kings were dead last in scoring among 16 playoff teams. Today, they lead in playoff goals scored. Add offence, this team is verrrry good.— Mark Spector (@SportsnetSpec) May 27, 2014
Kings look bigger, stronger, faster, quicker, sharper ... Anything else?— Wayne Drehs (@espnWD) May 27, 2014
It won't make much difference what Quick does as long as the Kings average 5.3 goals per game, as they've now done in their last three wins.
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Chicago returns home for Game 5 on Wednesday, which will help spark some hope, but the Kings are suddenly showing zero weaknesses.
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Medicare routinely refilled pain pills and other restricted medications that are barred by federal law from renewal without a fresh prescription, government inspectors said in a report Thursday.
The report based on 2009 data found three-quarters of contractors who processed prescriptions for the Medicare Part D program wrongly refilled some medications classed as Schedule II controlled substances.
Schedule II includes strong painkillers and other drugs that are considered at high risk for abuse.
Those refills were worth a total of $25 million.
"Paying for such drugs raises public health concerns and may contribute to the diverting of controlled substances and their being resold on the street," said the report by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services inspector general.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said in response to the report that the inspector general was misinterpreting partial "fills" dispensed to patients in long-term care facilities as refills. Partial fills occur when a pharmacist does not dispense all doses of the prescribed medication at one time. But the report said there was little evidence of that.
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Malone University to host national gathering of Friends Association of Higher Education –FAHE- June 20-23
March 26, 2013 | Release # 6576
Malone University will host the 33rd annual conference of the Friends Association of Higher Education (FAHE) June 20-23 on the campus located at 2600 Cleveland Avenue N.W. in Canton. The theme for the 2013 conference is "Holistic Education: To What End?" The conference will explore the following queries:
- As distinctly Quaker institutions and educators, what are we educating our students for?
- What does Pendle Hill have to do with Athens?
- In what ways do Quaker testimonies and practices facilitate a holistic approach to education?
- How might our students imagine higher education as something more than the acquisition of a professional skill set?
- How are Quaker testimonies and practices expressed within the classroom and beyond at our institutions?
- Whether we teach at institutions that are private or public, or are affiliated with Friends or not, how do we challenge and engage students who represent a broad spectrum of intellectual talents...from the academically-disengaged to the academically-focused and gifted?
- What is or can be a distinctively Quaker educational experience, no matter what branch of the Religious Society of Friends one's institution or an individual might represent?
- Why might a Quaker education matter to those who are not part of the Friends tradition?How do we live and learn together within our campus communities?
The conference is open to faculty at Quaker institutions, Quaker faculty at non-Quaker institutions, and anyone with an interest in the Quaker heritage. On-site coordinator and member of the FAHE Program Committee for the conference is Jacci Welling, Ph.D., professor of history at Malone University.
Malone faculty and administrative members presenting at the conference include:
- Jay Case, Ph.D., professor of history
- Brenda Stevens, director of multicultural services
- Charles Lartey, Ph.D., director of assessment
- David Hahn, Ph.D., chair, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science and professor of mathematics
- Steven Jensen, Ph.D., professor of English; Scott Waalkes, Ph.D., professor of international politics
- Marcia Everett, Ph.D., professor of communication arts and director of The College Experience
- Cherie Parsons, Ph.D., assistant professor of English and director of composition
- Laura Foote, instructor of management studies
- President David King, serving on a presidents' panel
Member institutions include:
- Barclay College, Haviland, Kan.
- Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, Penn.
- Carolina Evangelical Divinity School, High Point, N.C.
- Earlham College, Richmond, Ind.
- Earlham School of Religion, Richmond, Ind.
- Friends University, Wichita, Kan.
- George Fox University, Newberg, Ore.
- Global College of Long Island University, Brooklyn, N.Y.
- Guilford College, Greensboro, N.C.
- Haverford College, Haverford, Penn.
- Malone University, Canton, Ohio
- Pendle Hill, Wallingford, Penn.
- Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Penn.
- Whittier College, Whittier, Calif.
- William Penn University, Oskaloosa, Iowa
- Wilmington College, Wilmington, Ohio
- Woodbrooke Quaker Study Centre, Birmingham, United Kingdom
The Purpose of the Friends Association of Higher Education is to strengthen the Quaker mission in Higher Education by:
- Providing a supportive relationship and opportunities for fellowship among all who share Quaker ideals of higher education, whether on Quaker or non-Quaker campuses.
- Enhance member's appreciation of Friends religious heritage and nurturing the individual and corporate search for Truth.
- Lending support to the Quaker ideal of integrating spiritual commitment, academic excellence, and social responsibility.
- Lending support and encouragement to scholarly research directed toward perceiving and achieving a more perfect human society.
- Helping to clarify and articulate the distinctively Quaker vision of higher education, in terms of both curriculum and teaching.
- Assisting Friends Colleges in their efforts to affirm their Quaker heritage.
- Fostering greater communication and cooperation among Friends educational institutions and the various Friends constituencies to which they may be connected.
Malone University, a Christian university for the arts, sciences, and professions in the liberal arts tradition, affiliated with the Evangelical Friends Church, awards both undergraduate and graduate degrees in more than 100 academic programs. Malone has been recognized by the prestigious Templeton Foundation as a leader in character development, as one of Northeast Ohio's Top Workplaces by the Cleveland Plain Dealer, and is ranked among the top colleges and universities in the Midwest under the category Regional Universities according to U.S. News & World Report's America's Best Colleges 2015
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Construction of the Neoclassical, Greek Revival and Romanesque Revival building was begun in 1920, but slowed by the Great Depression and World War II. The Memorial's interior wasn't formally completed until 1970, and with the addition of a large Masonic symbol known as the Square and Compasses to the front lawn, its exterior was finished in 1999.
The Memorial features rotating exhibits of personal artifacts known as "Washingtonia," and a comprehensive library of books and papers pertaining to both Washington and Masons. Guided tours are given every hour, on the hour, and advanced reservations are only offered for groups of 10 or more. These tours include the Memorial's tower and observation deck.


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Our View: Is your child being bullied? Here's help
Parents are always eager for tips on how to rear children, and that need is especially urgent today, when youngsters can be harassed by cyberbullies and subject to new types of stress.
On Sunday, parents and children can get expert advice on how to handle bullies and how to improve family communication, at the fourth annual Kids Expo. Sponsored by the Erie Times-News, GoErie.com, the Crime Victim Center of Erie County and the Child Abuse Task Force of Erie County, the free event takes place from 10 a. m. to 4 p.m. at the Ambassador Center, 7794 Peach St.
The topics are serious, but this is meant to be a fun experience. WQLN-TV characters Clifford and Quigley will be on hand, and there will be face painting, a bounce house, a magic show, a photo booth, performances by Long's School of Dance and lots of vendors.
Keynote speaker Michele Borba earned her doctorate in educational psychology and counseling from the University of San Francisco. The mother of three grown children, Borba is a frequent contributor to the "Today" show and a motivational speaker. Her first talk, at noon, is called "Extraordinary Parenting: Raising a Happy, Successful Child." At 1:15 p.m., she will speak on "Bully Proofing Strategies: Cyber and Real Life Bullying Prevention." In an interview with reporter David Bruce, Borba said that bullying isn't new, but "it is starting at a younger age because we are allowing it. In older days, we were more likely to say, 'No, stop doing that.'"
New or not, bullying is a major concern, so much so that state Reps. Ryan Bizzarro, of Millcreek, D-3rd Dist., and Patrick Harkins, of Erie, D-1st Dist., organized a public hearing on March 25 on proposed anti-bullying legislation. One Erie dad testified about his family's "heartbreaking" decision to transfer their daughter to a new school because of intense bullying she endured.
Borba said families can also learn anger management and self-control and how to deal with stress.
Kathleen Patterson, director of the Villa Maria College School of Nursing at Gannon University, serves as co-coordinator of the Erie County Child Abuse Task Force. The Kids Expo "is a great time for families to have a fun event and for parents to learn about important strategies that can be essential for their empowerment in their roles as parents," she said. "As a society, we do so little to support parents in the day-to-day struggles with their children and adolescents. We just expect them to know what to do."
The Kids Expo takes place in April because this is Child Abuse Prevention Month. The task force believes that "an empowered parent is a child advocate and will be less likely to use negative parenting skills such as verbal or physical abuse," Patterson said.
Patterson suggested one more reason to come out and enjoy the Expo. "It's been a long winter and this is the beginning of a fun and safe spring and summer season for kids." Well put.


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First Central Catholic had to wait for most of its roster to make the adjustment from football to basketball, then the Rams had to wait for junior point guard Deante Strickland to return from academic suspension. The wait was finally over Tuesday and the Rams started to look the part of last year's state runners up in a 87-47 home win over Gresham in Southeast Portland.
"It's always nice to get a guy like Deante back," said Central Catholic coach Dan Munson. "But it's also kind of important that we got guys that are finally getting in [basketball] shape and everyone is getting healthy."
Central Catholic (7-9, 2-0 Mt. Hood Conference) jumped out to an 8-0 lead and never trailed against Gresham. The Rams forced 27 Gresham turnovers in the win, turning up the defensive pressure after a slow second quarter where Central Catholic only outscored the visiting Gophers 10-8.
"We had to stay way more disciplined and go back to the basics," said Central Catholic sophomore LaMar Winston, who had a game-high 16 points in the win. "We like to stay out of our half-court offense more. If we can get out and run that's when we're at our best."
The Rams pushed the tempo after halftime, turning pressure defense into fast break points and stretching a 15-point halftime lead to 28 heading into the fourth quarter.
Blake Brandel had 14 points for Central Catholic. Ryan Nall added 12 and Cameron Scarlett had 10. Strickland made his only shot in his first game of the season and also added three assists in about eight minutes of playing time. He drew the biggest cheers of the game when he checked in with just over four minutes to play in the second quarter.
"It feels good to know I'll be back to help my team out," Strickland said. "It felt good. It felt very welcome like everybody was happy to see me on the court and I was happy to be on the court."
Mason McCoy was the only Gresham player to reach double figures and finished with 10 points. Grady Walker had nine for the Gophers.
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Partners in Amphibian and Reptile Conservation (PARC) has designated 2014 the "Year of the Salamander" to bring awareness to conservation issues surrounding these amazing amphibians. As an official partner of PARC, Art.Science.Gallery. is pleased to announce its group exhibition of salamander-inspired artworks by 22 local and international artists. The exhibition will be on view from May 24 through June 21, 2014 at Art.Science.Gallery. at Canopy (916 Springdale Rd. Building 2 #102, Austin, TX 78702). The exhibition is the second in series of four environment-themed exhibitions at Art.Science.Gallery. for the spring/summer 2014 season, which includes Geo_____ a four-artist exploration of geometry, geology and geography through May 18; lifecycles featuring assemblage creatures by John Self + Matt Norris, June 28 – July 26; and Kim Dembrosky's solo exhibition about climate, August 2 – 30, 2014.
Adrienne Parker (Austin, TX), Carrie Carlson (Chicago, IL), Drake Pillsbury (Phoenix, AZ), Ele Willoughby (Toronto, ON, Canada), Erik Wild (Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brasil), Hayley Gillespie (Austin, TX), Jessica Gordon (Austin, TX), Joelle Geisler + J. Haley of Fierce & Furry Paintings (Lowell, MA), John Self (Kerrville, TX), Kira McEntire (Athens, GA), Lauren Schneider (New York, NY), Lisa Temple-Cox (Essex, England, UK), Lori Hollifield (Austin, TX), Margie Crisp (Elgin, TX), Marjorie Moore (Austin, TX), Roderick Hilliard (Austin, TX), Sabra Booth (San Antonio, TX), Sergio Santos (Houston, TX), Tanya Chaly (New York, NY), Victoria Harrell (Conroe, TX), William Hall (Cedar Hill, TX).
Opening Reception: Saturday, May 24, 2014 7-11pm, with refreshments provided by exhibition sponsor Treaty Oak Distilling Company (Austin, TX) and a display of endangered Barton Springs Salamanders from the City of Austin's captive breeding facility.
"Texas Salamander Extravaganza", free public lecture by Dr. Hayley Gillespie (artist, salamander researcher and Art.Science.Gallery. founder): Saturday, June 7, 2014 3-4 pm
Herpetology 101: Salamanders, an informal course for adults: Saturdays 9am-12pm, May 31-June 21, 2014 (4 meetings/12 hrs/registration required – $120) Did you know salamanders can be the size of your pinky finger nail or larger than your mom!? Did you know they can re-grow severed limbs and can have gills like a fish!? Did you know we have over 25 species in Texas? Learn all about salamanders in this course by salamander biologist and artist Dr. Hayley Gillespie, who has studied salamanders for over 10 years. Lectures will explore salamander biology, physiology, evolution and ecology with hands-on art activities. Learn about local salamander conservation issues on field trips to Barton Springs and the Aquarena Center! Students must provide their own transportation.
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I wanted to share a smaller set (versus 500+) of our Disney World photos today, but well, it's taking me a long time to figure them out!
So in the meantime … I want to offer you some quick traveling with tot tips. And what tips may you have for even smaller ones or the bigger kiddos? We look forward to hearing from you.
Tip #1: If you are flying to reach your summer vacation destination, treat your young tot to their own seat on the plane (if it's a long flight)! Okay, if your tot is under 2 (therefore, free, and can be a lap child) … one would probably immediately say, take the free route. Well, not for this Super Tot. This decision probably depends on the age and activity level of your under 2 year old. Max says: I like to walk around and be pretty active, but since I had my own seat (and in my car seat) … I just slept the flight away! No bad neck cramp for me.
Tip #2: Stick to your tot's schedule / routine as much as possible while still being flexible. Max says: I had generally the same morning and night routine (although the times might have been off), and I still (most days) took my two naps. We took a break from all of the excitement during the middle of the day, so that helped keep me sane (or should we say, Mommy sane?).
Tip #3: Always have your tot's fav beverages and snacks on hand! Max says: In my case that would be cold water, Peanut Butter Balls (Whole Foods 365 Organic Brand), and I also liked Larabars.
Tip #4: Have some extra toys / distractions to pull out when necessary. Oh, and don't forget your Super Tot's fav lovies.
Tip #5: Sometimes that special treat / prize (and the unexpected one at that) will make the whole trip! Max says: In my case, it was the Mickey balloon Dada got me. Thank you, Dada! (It was fun for me and the whole family for the whole week!).
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The bride is the daughter of Joan and Scott Pritts of Boswell, Pa. The groom is the son of Mary Kay and Rick Durst of Martinsburg.
Matron of honor was Julie Smith, friend of the bride. Best man was Travis Durst, brother of the groom. Usher was Zachary Pritts, brother of the bride.
A reception immediately followed the ceremony at Frank Soles Camp in Champion, Pa.
Pritts graduated in 2003 from North Star High School in Boswell. Durst is a 2003 graduate of Martinsburg High School.
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- Founded by: Lori Fradella
- Headquarters: Los Angeles, California
A friend turned me on to mine. and told me I must check it out. The store oozes character and the story behind the creation of mine. and the name itself is one we all can relate to. The owner, Lori Fradella, worked for a few other furniture stores and recently shared a store with a partner. This time around she wants to show the world that she can do it on her own, hence the name mine.
Featured Furniture: Bar: Patinated steel script, part of 'beauty bar' signage, Cabinet: 1920-30's European multi-use modular cabinetry, Pendants: Brass and molded glass pendant lights rewired and reconfigured, Candlesticks: Brass c.1950's USWe can't help but root for Lori and her brand new store, which opened only a few months ago. We are craving vintage furnishings lately and mine. fits the bill — she has an eye for fantastic vintage pieces. We love the interesting combination of furniture vignettes, such as the harp case paired with the chair on a hook. We are definitely going to check back in with Lori and mine. in a few months. We want to see where her inspiration takes the store. MORE INFO: mine. Images: Bethany Nauert


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Nats' Wilson Ramos Out 4-5 Weeks, Needs Hand Surgery
Washington Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos will undergo surgery to repair a broken bone in his hand and is expected to miss four to five weeks, manager Matt Williams confirmed Wednesday during a radio interview.
Ramos suffered the injury in Monday's season-opening victory over the New York Mets.
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