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A young reader needn't have any particular interest in Africa to enjoy the ingenious real-life hero of "The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind" (Dial Books for Young Readers, $16.99, 32 pages), a picture book for 6- to 10-year-olds.
Born in Malawi in 1987, William Kamkwamba grew up a kind of sub-Saharan Henry Ford, always tinkering with machines and wondering how things worked. When famine left his family too poor to afford school, the boy drifted to an American-funded library. It was there, as we read in Bryan Mealer's collaboration with Mr. Kamkwamba, that the 14-year-old saw pictures of "a machine taller than the tallest tree with blades like a fan." Gripped by the idea of building a windmill to generate electricity and to pump water into the parched maize fields, Mr. Kamkwamba began hunting for components through junk heaps. Elizabeth Zunon's oil-paint and cut-paper illustrations show his neighbors gossiping maliciously about the boy's crazy scheme and their scorn turning to admiration when the apparatus really does harness the wind.
This book will appeal to adults eager to impart an uplifting Third World human-interest story, but it is also sure to resonate with children who will simply love the curiosity, resilience and resourcefulness of this doughty African youth (now studying engineering at Dartmouth).
The stories of real-life adults often appear in picture books as a way of introducing very young children to important cultural figures. When the subject is a major writer, though, there is a special challenge, since the child-reader is unlikely to encounter the writer's literary world for many years yet. This is the difficulty that hampers Deborah Hopkinson's "A Boy Called Dickens" (Schwartz & Wade/Random House, 40 pages, $17.99), a picture book for readers ages 5-8 about the Victorian novelist's boyhood.
Here we meet Dickens as a bedraggled 12-year-old working in a boot-polish factory while his family languishes in debtors' prison. Longing for the consolation of books, the boy confects stories of "pickpockets; ladies with shattered hopes; a miserly old man; a young gentleman with great expectations; a proud, heartless girl. There are lawyers, clerks, convicts, and keepers of old curiosity shops." John Hendrix puts energy into his illustrations of old London, with its smoky skies and shabby urchins, and Ms. Hopkinson's prose is light and inventive. Yet can Dickens's story mean much to a child who is still at least a decade away from meeting Pip, Mrs. Jellyby or David Copperfield?
Mac Barnett's delightful new picture book for children ages 4 and up, "Extra Yarn" (HarperCollins, 40 pages, $16.99), possesses the qualities of the old-fashioned magical realism that you find in the most enduring nursery books. It begins: "On a cold afternoon, in a cold little town, where everywhere you looked was either the white of snow or the black of soot from chimneys, Annabelle found a box filled with yarn of every color." She knits a sweater for herself and her dog and still has extra yarn. Soon she knits sweaters for her teachers and classmates, for dogs and cats, for houses and mailboxes and pickup trucks.
Illustrator Jon Klassen uses delicate color to show Annabelle's knitting spreading warmth through her chilly town. (Fans of "I Want My Hat Back," published last year, will take pleasure in seeing some of his familiar deadpan faces.) Melodrama arrives in the flamboyant form of an archduke who wants to buy Annabelle's miraculous box of yarn. When she rebuffs him, he sends robbers to steal it. Furious at finding the box empty, the archduke pitches it out his castle window and curses Annabelle: "You'll never be happy again!" He's wrong, thank goodness, for "it turns out she was."

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I totally agree. I'm just glad I got to see him play at the GM Centre a bunch of times over the past two years because it was a joy to watch his game improve vastly over last season.
I was at his last home game in Oshawa against the Sudbury Wolves (my hometown team!) and after the game when they wished him luck at the Juniors it almost felt like they were saying goodbye to him.
Posted 08 January 2009 - 02:32 PM
The favourites still have to be Windsor, they loaded up with goalie Josh Unice (played in mem cup last year with Kitchener) and also got Shutron and Timmins, for young goalie Brandon Maxwell and Jacob Lalonde.
London looks to have landed Michael Del Zotto along with Tavares, which is huge for them, as they have a lack of depth on defense.
This rivalry just got intense once again, can't wait for the playoffs.
edit : the TSN story has not been confirmed, probably just waiting for the leagues approval. Sportsnet broke a story the other day saying the deal for Tavares was all but done, only to retract it in an article today. www.thenoof.com has good coverage of all of this
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Vince Lombardi
When asked who won, Babcock said, "Well it doesn't really matter as long as you don't lose. It's like going bear hunting, you take a slow guy with you in case the bear is hungry."
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Posted 08 January 2009 - 08:14 PM
Hunter really went all out on this one, the Knights are going to kick some ass with Tavares
Posted 08 January 2009 - 08:25 PM
I think TSN said tonight that London was not going to dress him for the Friday game.
"Mess up tomorrow, don't mess up now".
- Harry James Benson, CBE.
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"Mess up tomorrow, don't mess up now".
- Harry James Benson, CBE.
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i lucked out and know a season ticket holder, so lucky me i guess
Posted 09 January 2009 - 12:48 PM
So Mark Hunter is really going for it this year, he went out and got a buddy of mine Leigh Salters from Guelph, I played highschool hockey with him. He can fight just about anyone in the league (including that beast Greenhop from Windsor) and can also fill the net at times. Anything but a Windsor/London West finals this year will be a huge upset. In the East, Brampton just got very good in adding the Wings 1st rounder, goalie Thomas McCollum. Brampton has 3 very good forwards in Cody Hodgson (16pts at the WJC) and Matt Duchene, who won gold at the world under 17 last year with Ryan Ellis. They also have Grevkov from Russia that can fill the net.
As you can see im pretty excited for the rest of the OHL season, and playoffs should be intense.
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"Mess up tomorrow, don't mess up now".
- Harry James Benson, CBE.
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Got tickets for Sunday as well, the building should be pretty pumped up to see 61 in the lineup.
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"Er, no. No thanks guys." Reggie Dunlop
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December 6, 2011 | The National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) has announced the latest iteration of its flagship genome sequencing funding program -- worth $416 million over four years -- that features new initiatives in the search for the underlying causes of rare inherited diseases and accelerates the use of genome sequence information in the clinical arena.
"Our goal is to empower all types of researchers and health care professionals to use genomic information in their research and eventually in patient care," said NHGRI director Eric Green in a press briefing.
In its strategic plan published earlier this year, NHGRI outlined its vision for fulfilling the promise of genomics to advance human health. "That vision builds on the success of the Human Genome Project and genomic studies that have been pursued since its completion, and then charts a course to accelerate the application of genomics to medical care. With the investments made over the last decade, and the new ones that we are now announcing, a path towards the realization of genomic medicine can be envisioned," said Green.
The bulk of the funding – $86 million in the first year of the plan -- will be divided among the three principal genome centers in the United States -- the Broad Institute ($35.9 million), Washington University, St Louis ($28.4 million) and Baylor College of Medicine ($21.3 million), under the direction of Eric Lander, Richard Wilson and Richard Gibbs, respectively. The funding supports basic genome research, studies dissecting the genetic contributions in complex disorders, and other federally supported projects including The Cancer Genome Atlas.
NHGRI deputy director Mark Guyer said the funding for the genome centers would be gradually scaled down over the subsequent three years.
"NHGRI relies on the large-scale centers to be its sequencing production and intellectual powerhouses," said Adam Felsenfeld, program director for NHGRI's Genome Sequencing Program. "They carried the heaviest workloads for NIH during the Human Genome Project, and they have become world leaders in genomics. We look forward to their continued contributions to increasing the value of genome sequencing for both biology and biomedicine."
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In light of exciting progress in the application of exome and whole-genome sequencing in the clinic, NHGRI is investing $10 million/year to help accelerate the transition of genomic science from basic research to medical applications. (Additional funding is being supplied by the National Cancer Institute.)
Five multi-disciplinary Clinical Sequencing Exploratory Research Projects will study how healthcare professionals can apply genome sequencing information in a clinical setting, seeking input from physicians, ethicists, scientists, patients and families. These projects will study how to incorporate genomic data into medical records, what tools are needed to extract relevant information from a patient's genome sequence, and how the availability of sequence data affects a physician's recommendations regarding treatment, as well as issues surrounding counseling and consent.
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The grants go to Baylor College of Medicine (principal investigators Sharon Plon and Will Parsons); Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston (Robert Green); Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (Ian Krantz and Nancy Spinner); University of North Carolina (James Evans); and University of Washington, Seattle (Gail Jarvik). (A sixth grantee may be announced later.)
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Skip to comments.The Worst Disaster Since the Civil War But Not as News Worthy as an Oil Spill
Posted on 05/06/2010 10:34:04 AM PDT by Rhonda Robinson
While Katie Couric and Michael Bloomberg were surmising that Tea Party Patriots were behind the failed New York bombing, Nashville was waking up to the aftermath of the areas largest rainfall in 500 years.
The storms began rolling in Saturday afternoon as I watched the radar. By early evening, I was glued to the local news. People were fleeing their cars, as they began to float. A Christian school building was swept away and joined cars and trucks drifting down highway 24.
The damage is devastating, the cost is in the billions; thousands have lost everything, but is it news worthy? Not really, not to the extent it deserves. Some are asking why, but some of us believe the answer is obvious.
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Nashville is full of Tea Party patriots....didn't they just have a Tea Party convention in Nashville???
as is such they are a threat to emperor obama hence he will not help and his errand boys in the criminal liberal media have no time to cover this disaster...
Obama is only President of the people and the states that voted for him. He's made that abundantly clear already.
"Nashville was waking up to the aftermath of the areas largest rainfall in 500 years."
Wow. They found records going back to 1510. I didn't know.
Thank you. I knew there was flooding in Nashville, but not to the degree you revealed. And I think you're absolutely right, BTW.
I'm amazed that I am seeing no news crews (except for the local stations) around the downtown area.
When I talk to people outside the Nashville area they have no clue how bad it is here.
I seem to remember some bad floods last year in the upper midwest. As bad as Katrina. Obama sat on his hands, and the press said little or nothing.
I'm in Cincinnati, and I had no idea. No local coverage at all.
I was in Memphis the day the Sadaam brothers were captured. What didn't make the news that day was an unbelievable straight line wind storm in Memphis that knocked the city off its hinges for about 3 weeks ... 200 year old trees down everywhere, huge damage, etc. But not a "peep" in the national media ... not a peep in the local media either because there was no electricity. So I know how these folks must feel ... they should be FRONT PAGE NEWS. God bless them.
It's the Bible Belt.
For Obama, it's like sunlight is to vampires.
If this disaster would have happened in Harlem, we would have been inundated by 24 hour newscasts, telethons and weeping celebrities the very first day.
I had no idea how bad it was until people started posting about it on some of the music forums I participate in. Gibson Guitars is underwater. Many of the Nashville studios that house irreplaceable, vintage gear underwater. While obviously not even comparing to the tragic loss of life, just the loss to the music world is unimaginable.
Thanks for posting this.
Those would be the floods that threatened Fargo ND. The people of Fargo joined the NG in putting up sandbags against the swollen river. They were all White people, not waiting for the feds to come save them. This happened two years in a row and Obama said nothing.
Sorry to hear that as well as all of the other losses.
Fortunately OUR Gibson Guitar is NOT under water, just snow covered.
Gibson has an acoustic guitar plant here in Bozeman, MT.
Where's Al Gore?
My heart goes out to the people in Nashville. The media and lack of DC response makes me furious! I fear this is a preview of what will happen if my area has a hurricane this summer since our rep voted against Obamacare.
Now that you mention it, didn't he just buy and move into a new home in California? Just in time to miss this record breaking rainfall and flood in his "native" Tennessee.
Coincidence? I think not!
Where's Schlep Smith?
"Wheres Schlep Smith?"
I was just wondering the same thing. He should be there, crying and blubbering all over himself.
Nashville? That's in the Bible Belt. Probably full of Bitter Clingers and Militia types. Too much God and too many guns. All those Country Music stars, and aside from Charlie Pride, can't recall one of color. Nothing to see here, move along....
This thread has tons of photos of the flooding in Millington, Dyer, Jackson, and some links to photos of the twisters that hit AR and MS. Links with in links to earlier posted threads just scroll down.
The Navy base where the Bureau of Personnel is housed at Millington was flooded when the Big Creek Levy gave way. Navy housing was evacuated. So we have a number of Military families in need. Shady Oaks trailer court had 300+ trailers under 7-8 feet of water, they evacuated it too. Other trailer parks had damage along with business.
Storm deluge thread:
We threw our own Tea Party several years ago to prevent an UNCONSTITUTIONAL State Income Tax. The governor then called out the Storm Troopers then to surround the Capitol bldg...I was there that day.
Compared to the hysterical tone of the coverage of the floods of the Northeast a few weeks ago, I would venture the scale of this disaster is mainly unknown to those here in the NorthEast.
Don't forget the ICE STORM that did millions in damage years before the Wind Storm.
Ditto for Millington, Dyer Co, Jackson, etc. Only local news coverage. We had footage of Dyersberg on News 5 in Memphis.
Barry hates white people and wants them to die.
I saw quite a bit on Millington on Fri here in Nashville. They were covering it closely on the news. Then.....Saturday the world fell on Nashville
Choose the video Flood Victims find little to salvage
Several other videos on the damage
29 dead, 5 missing in 3 states
We are seeing both here in Memphis. The entire corridor from Memphis to Nashville is effected.
***When I talk to people outside the Nashville area they have no clue how bad it is here.***
I have kin in Nashville. My Aunt was almost trapped in the flooding on Briley Parkway. She sent me pictures of the devestation in downtown Nashville and Opryland.
It is bad!
I was just out earlier this afternoon and went from West End Ave to Goodlettsville back thru downtown.
IT STINKS in some areas..I mean it REALLY REALLY STINKS. The smell is overwhelming in some areas that look perfectly NORMAL. It smells of sewage and damp. Horrible. I had my AC on and windows up and could STILL smell it.
There are dumpsters full of damaged wet, soggy, nasty possesions. Peoples LIVES gone.
I went thru downtown..part of Lower Broadway is open..from 4thAveN to the river is CLOSED and still without power. It was weird to see business open and people out just a couple of blocks from there.
Bridgestone Arena was supposed to host the Natl Day of Prayer..they are all sitting outside on folding chairs competing with some of the sounds from the reopened few bars.
Overall, on the major thoroughfares, it looks normal. Then you go in a couple of blocks and things begin to look different..then the SMELL hits you.
I didnt get to the Opryland Hotel area, I will try to go there tomorrow. Continue to use the following resources for updates:
wsvm.com (LIVE STREAMING TELETHON TONIGHT 7-10PM CST)
I haven't been back to Millington since day after, I suspect it is as bad. Millington took the brunt of Shelby County's damage. And the rest of Memphis looks like business as usual.
Wonder when the country music stars do fund raisers for Nashville that the rest of the state will be supported too?
Thanks Backhoe, could you post some thing about the Navy base in Millington being hard hit as was Millington, which took the brunt of the flooding in Shelby Co. Just go back through the threads on the links I put on the thread.
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Sent: Thursday, May 06, 2010 2:20 PM
Tide Loads for Hope trucks are coming to Nashville on Wednesday, May 12.
The Tide staff will literally wash, dry, and fold clothes for our
neighbors who need it.
Locations to be announced: Please contact Tide at 800-879-8433 (press 0
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The more calls they receive the bigger priority we...... become.
Flooded Victims Guidelines - Metro Nashville Public Schools
* Students who have been displaced from their homes and currently
reside elsewhere are allowed to remain in their current school
regardless of where they reside now, even if it's outside of Davidson
* If a family needs special transportation to remain at the current
school, instruct them to contact the Customer Service Center at 259-INFO
to discuss transportation options.
* Students who lost their standard school attire should not be
expected to meet our guidelines immediately upon returning to school.
Families needing assistance with SSA should contact the Homeless Office.
If the appropriate sizes are available, clothing will be sent to the
child at school. Please note at this point in the year our SSA
inventory is very low.
* Students who have been displaced from their homes will now
qualify for free/reduced price lunches. The Homeless Office staff will
complete approved free lunch forms for all eligible students upon
receipt of the completed Student Residency Questionnaire.
* Students displaced from their homes who now reside elsewhere
(either temporarily or permanently) have two choices of schools: the
school in which they are now enrolled, or the school into whose zone
they have moved. It is not necessary to submit an emergency hardship
transfer to attend either of these two schools.
* If parents are requesting a school different from the 2 mentioned
above, they will need to seek an emergency hardship transfer.
* Some schools may receive students displaced from other counties.
These students should be permitted to enroll as long as they provide an
address in your zone.
* In situations where the family intends to return to their flooded
residence, but who may want their mail to go temporarily to another
address, the school will simply change the mailing address in Chancery.
* All students who are absent because of the floods should be
marked as excused absences. It is not permissible to mark students
present who are not attending school, regardless of the reason.
* It is not necessary for students to return flood-destroyed
textbooks to schools. We do not want to spread mold into our schools.
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You betcha...
Thank you Kenny Chesney for standing up for Tennessee! You have to wait through the commercial to see the interview, and footage Kenny took.
This may deserve a thread of it's own.
Went ahead and gave it a thread of it's own.
Very Important! 1-800-621-FEMA(3362) Call FEMA to report damage. Sumner County really needs to get on the Fed Disaster List. Even those that have flood policies need to contact FEMA asap. VERY IMPORTANT!
Thanks, I will add that too.
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Can I massage the area injected with Voluma to better mold? (photos)
I'm trying to fill in and smooth out genetic malar lines. I'm only 24 so my PS adviced voluma. Today is day two and there still there. Even with the bruises gone. I feel they will still be then unless I can massage it into place. What do you advice? Thank you
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Post-voluma- is it ok to massage?
Typically I do not advise patients to massage the cheeks after Voluma injections. Does it feel lumpy to you? If so, this is probably just normal swelling that will go down after a few more days. If you simply feel that your malar lines are still prominent, you may just need more of the product.
I would recommend that you wait at least 1 more week, do not massage the area, and then go back to your injector for re-evaluation.
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I would recommend that you wait at least 1 more week, do not massage the area, and then go back to your injector for re-evaluation.
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Voluma massage
Generally, I do the massage as the surgeon and advise my patients not to massage after I have completed Voluma treatment. Other practitioners may vary on this as it is a personal preference. I would suggest discussing with a Board Certified Dermatologist with expertise with Voluma.
Voluma post-care instructions
I advise all of my filler patients, with the exception of those receiving Sculptra, to avoid massaging treated areas. Massage can interfere with the placement and overall results of your injectible treatment. Most concerns can be easily addressed by your injector, so it's best to follow up with your doctor to determine the best course of action.
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Homicide defendant Kristina Mae Allen is basing her defense on the first statement she made to state police.
She said she fatally shot her drunken fiance by accident when she pulled his handgun away from him after he pointed it at his temple during an argument.
The Erie County District Attorney's Office is relying on forensic evidence to show that another statement the 29-year-old Allen gave to police is more accurate -- that she shot her fiance, Dean W. Haggerty, 27, on purpose to stop his harangues that she was cheating on him.
The opposing explanations came into focus sharply Tuesday, the second day of Allen's trial for Haggerty's death the night of Aug. 19 inside the residence the two shared at Popp's Mobile Home Park in Summit Township.
Erie County forensic pathologist Eric Vey, M.D., one of several prosecution witnesses Tuesday, testified that the single gunshot wound that killed Haggerty took a straight path through his upper left chest and out his back.
The witnesses also said residue from the weapon -- Haggerty's unregistered black Hi-Point C-9 9 mm handgun -- showed that Allen shot him at "intermediate range." That distance, the witnesses said, ranges from 6 to 8 inches to 2 feet.
Allen initially told police the handgun went off as she grabbed it from Haggerty and threw it in the air -- a scenario that does not match the linear bullet wound.
The forensic evidence came closer to fitting the final statement Allen gave police. She said she pointed the handgun at Haggerty in their bedroom.
The bullet struck Haggerty as he stood, shirtless, in the doorway between the master bedroom and the master bathroom.
His blood alcohol content was three and one-half times the legal limit for driving in Pennsylvania.
Testing on the handgun showed that pulling its trigger requires 3 to 5 pounds of pressure -- a hair trigger requires 1 pound of pressure -- and that it is not prone to going off if it hits the ground or other object.
"I could not get this firearm to discharge other than by pulling the trigger," testified state police Cpl. David Burlingame, a firearms expert.
For the lead prosecutor, Roger Bauer, an assistant district attorney, the testimony from Burlingame, Vey and others support the prosecution's view that Allen intended to kill Haggerty. Bauer is pushing for a verdict of first-degree murder, or a premeditated killing, or third-degree murder, or an unpremeditated killing with malice.
Allen's lawyer, Eric Mikovch, is arguing that the shooting was an accident. Mikovch must deal with Allen's conflicting statements to police. But he also has evidence that Allen consistently told police she never meant to hurt Haggerty, despite her final explanation that she pointed the gun at him in anger.
"I aimed at him, but I did not mean to shoot at him," a sobbing Allen told police in a videotaped interview Bauer played for the jury in the courtroom of Judge Shad Connelly. "I just wanted him to stop accusing me of cheating. I didn't mean to shoot him."
The interview lasted more than two hours.
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This marine biology activity (on pages 11-17) introduces learners to kelp (seaweed) ...
This marine biology activity (on pages 11-17) introduces learners to kelp (seaweed) forests that grow in the ocean and are home to many species of sea animals. Learners construct a forest make of crepe paper, and populate it with drawings of kelp forest creatures such as sea stars, otters, and crabs. Learners determine where to place their animal drawings based on information provided in the activity about where different kelp animals live in the underwater forest. This activity could be used for an ocean themed unit.
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- Ecology
- Forestry and Agriculture
- Oceanography
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- National Science Foundation Informal Science Education Program
- Nebraska Cooperative Extension 4-H Youth Development
- University of Nebraska State Museum


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Wednesday September 28, 2016
Audio Family Appeal, Potlotek Water, Mediocrity, Burn Recovery
The family of a Moncton woman missing for one month is asking anyone with information to come forward. Patricia Paul, and other members of Potlotek in C.B, are calling on Justin Trudeau to fix their water. Blogger and author Mark Manson says we can m
Tuesday September 27, 2016
Audio Canada Savings Bond Ending, Airport Security Feedback, Naming Mishaps
Canada Savings Bonds may soon be on the way out. Globe and Mail personal finance columnist Rob Carrick says "kill em' dead." Your stories about airport security checks. Plus: We talk about naming mishaps with Halifax communications advisor Brendan Ell
Monday September 26, 2016
Audio Airport security mishap, Canada Post feedback, Appliance repair questions
Man accidentally takes knife through airport security, not spotted Listeners offer their opinions on Canada Post Appliance repair questions Resolution to Halifax bike stand dispute
Friday September 23, 2016
Audio Dry well help, Feedback on Trudeau's government, Canada Post's future
Bringing water to people whose wells have run dry in Shelburne NS Your views on Trudeau's first year as Prime Minister Phone in on the future of Canada Post More feedback on redeeming Air Miles
Thursday September 22, 2016
Audio Assessing bomb threats, Air Miles redemption issues, Assessing Trudeau
How authorities react to bomb threats Feedback on problems with redeeming Air Miles Assessing Justin Trudeau, after almost a year in office Feedback on women's sports
Wednesday September 21, 2016
Audio Nude pictures of women posted online, PEI schools closed by threat, Air Miles questions
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Tuesday September 20, 2016
Audio Bike rack controversy, Women in sport, Halifax gun amnesty
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Thursday September 15, 2016
Audio Fentanyl Tracking, Canada Games Announcement, Disabilities
There's a call for better tracking of overdoes in the Maritimes. Reporter Angela MacIvor tells us more. The 2023 Canada Winter Games are coming to P.E.I. And: focusing on abilities instead of disabilities. We speak with Paul Vienneau, an advocate for
Wednesday September 14, 2016
Audio Term Limits, Water Shortage, Police & Privacy, Downie Pumpkin
A call for term limits for municipal councillors. We hear from council hopeful Brenden Sommerhalder. Farmers truck water to their livestock. Yarmouth County beef farmer Trevor Perry's ponds have dried up. Police & Privacy: Charlottetown police chief Pau
Tuesday September 13, 2016
Audio Argyle Water, Port Medway, Toll Feedback, Kids & Sleep, Park Sex
The well is dry at the Islands and District Fire Department on Surettes Island, N.S. The councillor for the area, Guy Surette, is proposing a community well at the station. Port Grocer in Port Medway is relying on water from its local fire station. Co-o
Monday September 12, 2016
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Friday September 09, 2016
Audio Cougar sighting, Dry wells feedback, Naming public spaces
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- 15 rescued from landslide caused by Typhoon Megi, but others missings
- Ontario woman goes public after sex assault trial ends with 'outrageous' twist
- Premiers send Trudeau letter demanding meeting on health care
- Yukon First Nation to Will and Kate: Help us strengthen our relationship with the Crown
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Wednesday, 16 March 2016
Spring Griup Gift: Dorothy Base Hair
Hi all,
I made a gift for spring. It's a braided hair base and you can use on any skintone. It comes in black, brunette, blonde and an extra fully tintable option for your wildest hairstyles.
I hope you enjoy it.
Also remember that Dorothy skintone (pictured above) is also availabre at the store.
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Tuesday, 15 March 2016
Hello, this is my new skin Dorothy
as usual you get several skintones and Omega, Maytreya, Slink and Loud Mouth appliers
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All gills are scripted with color change options for the bow, hide/show bows and pendant option etc...
Go to my Landmark page for a taxi to my in-world store.
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Tuesday, 27 October 2015
Saoirse Skin
Call me neophobic, old fashion or whatever but I'm still not feeling the whole mesh head thingy.
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Back from the dead? Vietnam vet found, 44 years on
- From: news.com.au
- April 29, 2013
- American, speaks no English, found in Vietnam
- Film claims it's Sgt John Hartley Robertson
- Sgt Robertson was declared dead in 1968
A NEW documentary claims to have discovered an American soldier 44 years after he went missing in the Vietnam War.
Unclaimed, a documentary from Canadian filmmaker Michael Jorgensen, purports to find Master Sergeant John Hartley Robertson, who was presumed dead in 1968.
Sgt Robertson was thought to have died after his helicopter was shot down over Laos on a classified US Army mission.
Unclaimed follows the story of a 76-year-old American man who can only speak Vietnamese, the Toronto Star reports.
He lives in a village in the country's south.
"They'll come unglued," Jorgensen predicts of American audiences' emotional reaction to the film.
"They don't hold anything higher than service to the country. [They'll] lose their minds," he added.
Sgt Robertson's family has long believed he was alive, claiming to have documents supporting that theory, including reports that he was living in a Vietnamese prison.
Shelby Robertson Quast, the soldier's granddaughter, was told he was alive when she travelled to Cambodia. Her mother, Barbara, said in the early 1990s she had documents proving he was alive.
The filmmaker was apparently told by a government source on the subject of Sgt Robertson's mysterious new life: ""It's not that the Vietnamese won't let him go; it's that our government doesn't want him."
Unclaimed follows the plight of Tom Faunce, a Vietnam vet who'd heard about Sgt Robertson on a humanitarian trip to the region in 2008.
In the documentary, Sgt Robertson reportedly appears forgetful, according to The Star's report, perhaps suffering from dementia.
He appears to forget the names of his American children and other details, including his birthday.
Sgt Robertson's wife and two children initially agreed to DNA testing for the film, but then backed out.
Jorgensen says he can understand why that would have been a tough path for the family to take.
"Somebody suggested to me maybe that's (because) the daughters don't want to know if it's him," he said.
"It's kind of like, that was an ugly war. It was a long time ago."
But the film features a reunion between Sgt Robertson and his sister Jean. And she has no doubt it's him.
"There's no question [that's John]," his sister told Jorgensen.
"I was certain it was him in the video, but when I held his head in my hands and looked in his eyes, there was no question that was my brother."
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tom smith Posted at 2:10 PM April 29, 2013
Hundreds of prisoners of war where left behind in Vietnam, because after the war Vietnam wanted a huge amount of money to let them go and the USA didn't pay ,so it is possible he is one of them ( a lot where sent to the USSR for interrogation and put in prison camps ) Sadly most left behind would of died years ago .
Peter J of Australia Posted at 2:05 PM April 29, 2013
Why wouldn't you want to know if your father/husband was alive? I find that strange.
Jason of Sydney Posted at 1:58 PM April 29, 2013
How about an official US Army Psychiatrist spend sometime with the soldier to confirm that he is the real deal! Especially knowing very well that there's the possibility this Film Director may have conjured up this bizarre story, as a publicity stunt to gain more interest from the public.


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HARTFORD, Conn. - Shouting "We Are One" and "Shame on Walker," hundreds of union members and representatives of community groups were joined by newly elected Governor Daniel Malloy on the Capitol steps Tuesday in support of public workers in Wisconsin.
"I am proud to stand with you and the workers of Wisconsin," declared Malloy to cheers and whistles. Rejecting the "full assault on the right to organize, the right to negotiate," Malloy said, "We may not always agree. But we can sit down and talk. Negotiated agreements make a stronger United States and Connecticut."
The multi-racial crowd of teachers, nurses, custodians, laborers, clerical workers, teamsters, firefighters, hospital workers, construction workers, sheet metal workers and unemployed carried their banners and signs.
"As workers we rise or fall together," said Sal Luciano, executive director of AFSCME Council 4 which initiated the rally. Decrying the "all out war on the middle class," he emphasized the great wealth in Connecticut and the country. and called the attempt to blame public workers and unions for the economic crisis "a distraction from those who created dislocation and suffering in the United States."
John Olsen, president of the Connecticut AFL CIO, called upon Wisconsin to adhere to the International Declaration of Human Rights which guarantees the right of workers to freedom of association and collective bargaining, noting that every sector of the labor movement is standing together in solidarity "for a just and right cause."
Referring to the budget fight within Connecticut, Olsen said, "in this state alone, the Bush tax cuts extended to those over $250,000 would bring in $3.1 billion dollars. That alone could solve the problems in Connecticut. The problem is we have to tax some people. We just want the taxes they stole," he said to loud applause.
Wisconsin is one of 11 states targeted by corporate interests for attempts to break public sector unions and weaken all unions. The national outpouring of solidarity in support of union workers in these states is also strengthening understanding that state workers and those they serve are not responsible for budget crises.
Gov. Malloy issued his budget proposal last week and is touring the state for a series of 17 public meetings. Unlike other Governors, he acknowledges that the greatest need is more revenue, not less spending. He proposes to maintain the same level of funding for municipalities. His proposed cuts to services, while untenable, are less than other states. However, he calls on state workers to finance the proposal through huge concessions.
A distributional analysis of the Governor's proposal reveals that of $3,7 billion raised to balance the budget, roughly 77% would be paid by the bottom 90 percent, including one billion dollars from state workers. Despite talk of "shared sacrifice" the working class families of Connecticut would pay more than three quarters of the total cost of balancing the state budget. Compared with millionaires, moderate income working families will see a higher percentage of their income go to these extra costs.
Governor Malloy's budget includes only a token 0.2% increase in the tax on the portion of incomes over one million dollars. A coalition of unions and service providers, Better Choices for Connecticut, has proposed an additional two percent on that income, which still leaves Connecticut taxes lower than New York or New Jersey, the state's main competitors for corporations and the super rich.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie belligerently berated Malloy for raising any taxes on the rich. Speaking on national television Christie called for businesses to move from Connecticut to New Jersey.
This race to the bottom was soundly rejected at the solidarity rally. Speaking as a native of New Jersey, Brendon Sharkey, majority leader of the Connecticut House of Representatives, told the rally that since Christie became Governor, New Jersey lost 20,000 private sector jobs.
"The Republicans are using the economic crisis as a reason to bust unions. This is nothing to do with balanced budgets," Sharkey exclaimed.
A worker from the State Department of Social Services read a message from a Wisconsin AFSCME union brother who had been in Madison for six days. "The corporate funded right-wing Tea Party has the power but in the fight for justice we have friends," he wrote. "This is the first salvo for big business that is meant to wave across the country. When we stand in solidarity with each other we cannot be silenced."
Sharon Palmer, president of AFT Connecticut, brought greetings from a teacher in Wisconsin. "In Wisconsin and across the country we join together and stand up for our basic rights as workers. Governor Walker's proposal is not about fixing the budget but weakening the working class. Thank you for standing up for us today and saying enough is enough."
"Keep up the fight!" was the chant in response.
David Roche, speaking for the Sheet Metal Workers Union, which along with the building trades is suffering 30 to 50 percent unemployment, concluded, "The attacks on working men and women are clear. The sleeping giant is awakened. An attack on one union is an attack on all unions."
More rallies and solidarity actions are underway as this epic battle unfolds.
Photo: Hartford, CT, Feb 25 2011, solidarity rally with WI workers at CT state capitol. Henry Lowendorf.


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MSOE cancels Art City radio show after one episode
Well, at least I'll be able to say, "There was that time Art City was on the radio -- once."
Last Friday at noon, we premiered our first episode of Art City on WMSE. We jumped on a newsy subject, a story on "art circles" in the Shepherd Express by James Carlson. In talking about the who-knows-who interactive graphic that attempts to map our local art community, I was joined by Jennifer Johung, a contemporary art and architecture historian and Debra Brehmer, the owner of the Portrait Society Gallery in Milwaukee. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
Ratings snapshot reveals Milwaukee radio trends, sort of
Math is not my strong suit. And yet I'm faced with a multitude of fractions, decimals, percentages, frequency (FM) and amplitude (AM) modulations and average quarter-hour shares when reporting radio ratings and dial locations.
Radio stations take the ratings results very seriously. But not more so than A.C. Nielsen, which bought the Arbitron ratings company last year. »Read Full Article(4)
Bastille coming to Milwaukee Theatre Oct. 18
Bastille's "Pompeii" is all over alternative and pop radio, but the first U.S. station that put it into regular rotation was WLUM-FM (102.1) in Milwaukee.
On Oct. 18, the band comes back to thank some of its earliest fans with a show at the Milwaukee Theatre. It'll be Bastille's first headlining show in town, after opening up night one of WLUM's Big Snow Show concert last December at the Rave's Eagles Ballroom, for Grouplove, Alt-J and Phoenix. »Read Full Article(5)
Top of the Charts: A 'Fancy' third week at No. 1
The season is still a couple weeks away, but the hot new Australian hip-hop star is doing her best to make this the Summer of Iggy. There seems to be no slowing down Iggy Azalea as she spends a third week at Nos. 1 and 2 on the Billboard Hot 100. Watch her big hit video below and then step back in time to see which songs were the biggest in the United States this week in 2009, 1999, 1989 and 1979.
No. 1 hit June 16, 2014 »Read Full Blog Post
Happy Bloomsday! Try Alexis M. Smith's 'Glaciers'
Happy Bloomsday, dear readers. June 16 is the date the action takes place in James Joyce's novel "Ulysses," so Joyceans around the world celebrate it as a literary holiday.
One of the things I love about "Ulysses" is its one-day-in-the-life structure, which led me a few years ago to write about a bunch of one-day novels, which David Leon Higdon and others have dubbed circadian novels. Many contemporary circadian novels owe some debt of inspiration to either "Ulysses" or to Virginia Woolf's "Mrs. Dalloway," if not both. »Read Full Blog Post
American Players Theatre begins its season in 'Earnest'
In a season during which so many of the nine plays on tap involve the tension between civilization and its discontents — as the pretty stories we're told to believe do battle with how we actually feel — could American Players Theatre possibly have chosen a better introduction than Oscar Wilde's "The Importance of Being Earnest?"
Nothing comes to mind — and after watching the smashing opening night performance this past weekend in APT's outdoor amphitheater, I'm confident nothing will. Director William Brown and his all-star cast land all the expected laughs in Wilde's witty play, while also delivering plenty of scrumptious food for thought. »Read Full Article
On Tap Today: Jeff Tweedy and a free movie
It's Monday. Let's try to stay positive.
There are a few events that will help start the week out right. »Read Full Blog Post


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