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The innovative and unique feature of this book is that it does not contain theoretical concept that cannot be translated into practice. The model which introduces this volume sets the stage for addressing the major phases of the strategic management process: environmental analysis, strategy formulation and development, strategy evaluation and control. Its conceptual and operational structure is described in the first part, together with a practically oriented definition of strategy, and a brief discussion of the logic and benefits of the judgmental modeling approach to decision making. The second part critically addresses the classical approaches to the analysis of the external and internal environmental factors, which have an impact on the "functioning" of the basic model, i.e. the structural characteristics of the industry context, and the companies' technical, organizational, financial, and human resources, including the translation into operational models of otherwise rather theoretical concepts.
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Randy Smith, who earned All-American honors at Buffalo State in soccer, basketball and track & field and later was an NBA star, died of a heart attack Thursday at his home in Norwich, Conn.
College soccer did not have much of a following in 1970 when Smith earned All-Americans honors, but he was so good that fans came just to see him.
He was only a seventh-round NBA draft pick in 1971 but he scored 26,262 points in his long career. The highlight came in 1978 when he the MVP of the NBA All-Star Game with 27 points off the bench.
Smith grew up in Long Island. After retiring, he worked for the NBA, coached in the CBA and most recently worked for a casino.


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THEIR recent family time together sparked talk of a reconciliation - so could singer Danielle Spencer be trying to send a message to her estranged movie star husband Russell Crowe?
The mother-of two was seen taking a brisk walk in Rose Bay on Monday, sporting a cap emblazoned with the logo of Crowe's beloved Rabbitohs.
Spencer looked to be deep in concentration as she listened to her iPhone, keeping her fair skin shaded under a black umbrella and long pants.
The 43-year-old caught up with Crowe just before Christmas - their first face-to-face contact since announcing in October their separation after nine years of marriage.
Crowe, who is selling his share of the South Sydney Rabbitohs NRL club, was seen arriving at the family's Rose Bay home in the early hours following the Australian premiere of his latest movie Les Miserables on December 23.
The actor had earlier made it clear he was hoping to spend more quality time with the couple's two children, Tennyson and Charles.
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2012 (5th-Year Senior)
An honorable mention Academic All-MAC selection ... Started all 20 games ... Team co-captain with Brigit Reder ... Scored the Ball State goal in a 1-0 win Oct. 14 at Northern Illinois ... Ranked fourth on the team with 24 shots and tied for third with 10 shots on goal ... Led Ball State with four shots (three on goal) Sept. 2 versus IPFW and with four shots Sept. 16 against Butler.
2011 (Redshirt Junior)
Appeared in 21 games and made one start to earn her third letter ... Posted 11 shots on the year ... Scored the game-winning goal against Northern Illinois (Sept. 25).
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Played in 18 games in the midfield to earn her second letter after missing 2009 due to an injury ... Named NSCAA Scholar All-Central Region Second Team ... Made six starts on the year ... Led the team in scoring with 10 points as she scored four goals and handed out two assists ... Tallied a team-high three game-winning goals which ranked third in the Mid-American Conference ... Scored her first career goal in double overtime at Southeast Missouri (Sept. 5) to lead the Cardinals to victory ... Added her second straight game-winning goal at Western Kentucky ... Completed the trifecta with three straight game-winning goals as she found the back of the net at Duquesne (Sept. 18).
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Last month, some policymakers at the Federal Reserve were conflicted over whether to scale back or expand back a program designed to help out the housing market.
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Evaluation of mediastinal masses
- Author
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- Associate Professor
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- Stanford University
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- Professor of Medicine Emeritus
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- Section Editor — Pulmonary Imaging
- Professor of Radiology
- University of British Columbia
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The approach to a patient with a mediastinal mass will be reviewed here, including planning the diagnostic work-up as well as initial therapy. In addition, a brief overview of the most common causes of mediastinal masses is presented. Detailed discussions of those pathologic processes are presented separately, as noted below.
Patients with mediastinal masses can present in a variety of ways. A mediastinal mass is often an incidental diagnosis when patients undergo an evaluation for an unrelated condition or symptom. In some cases, patients present with complaints secondary to local mass effect on adjacent structures, such as respiratory symptoms due to airway compression or swelling due to compression of vascular structures. Other patients develop systemic symptoms that result from the mediastinal mass, which is discovered on subsequent work-up.
Benign or malignant mediastinal masses can develop from structures that normally are in the mediastinum or that pass through the mediastinum during development, as well as from metastases of malignancies that arise elsewhere in the body. A combination of clinical factors and imaging features often narrow the differential diagnosis when a mediastinal mass is detected. In some instances, the clinical and imaging features can be enough to guide therapy, which often includes surgical resection that provides a definitive diagnosis. Blood tumor markers can sometimes also support a specific diagnosis. In other cases, obtaining tissue via biopsy can be necessary to confirm a clinical suspicion prior to proceeding with therapy.
The mediastinum is defined as "the space between the lungs". The borders of the mediastinum are the thoracic inlet superiorly, the diaphragm inferiorly, the sternum anteriorly, the spine posteriorly, and the pleural spaces laterally.
The mediastinum is divided into compartments, and this is useful in developing a differential diagnosis when an abnormality is detected (table 1) as well as when planning techniques for biopsy or resection. The anterior, middle, and posterior compartments are relatively easy to define with radiographic studies (figure 1).
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- Kawahara K, Miyawaki M, Anami K, et al. A patient with mediastinal mature teratoma presenting with paraneoplastic limbic encephalitis. J Thorac Oncol 2012; 7:258.
- Stover DG, Eisenberg R, Johnson DH. Anti-N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor encephalitis in a young woman with a mature mediastinal teratoma. J Thorac Oncol 2010; 5:1872.
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- Imaging
- Laboratory work
- Role of imaging in planning surgery
- Biopsy
- Resection
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Halibut 2016 Reunion
September 18-22, 2016
Bremerton, Washington
Time fast approaches for another Halibut Reunion. The Reunion Committee has been working on your behalf to give you a great 2016 reunion. This reunion has a theme and that is to get everyone to come and participate. That includes family members of current shipmates and families from departed shipmates. We must realize that we are not getting any younger and every reunion there are fewer of us. I know that some of you who have not attended a reunion will wonder will anyone remember me and will I know people. Well I can guarantee that you have been missed at past reunions and that you will know lots of people and you will make someones day by attending. We are all shipmates and we miss you whether you know it or not. We seem to have poor attendance from the officers and it would be great to see many of you again. You can see how you molded many of these young sailors into great people. You would be surprised to the life lasting effect you had on us. We can't tell you if you don't attend.
We have many great things to do at this reunion but the best thing is seeing each other. Some of the other things we will be doing. Going to our own COB's ( Mac and Janell Mc Mannamy)bar for a night of fun. We will have the opportunity to see all the hard work that has been done on the Halibut Archives and where they are displayed. You may also choose to take a ferry ride to Seattle, much like you did in your younger days. Then there is the great Halibut meeting to decide who will stand up for the next reunion. Last will be a great farewell evening with a great guest speaker, and a wonderful fun filled auction and raffle. (Bring your Items for the auction). But again the best part is seeing every one.
Do us one favor and forward all emails and correspondence to all of your shipmates just in case we have missed someone. We will be starting with an email with people we want to see please add to it and forward it on.
Help us make this a great reunion with your presence.
Warren (Mac) McMannamy
John Long
Reunion Information
What is included? Night at the McMannamys, Hi Tide Bar & Grill, Farwell Banquet and Auction, Hospitality suite, Reunion Keepsake. Price per Person $75.00
How do I register? You must fill out registration form and mail to POC (John Long) with your check. Make your check out to The Halibut fund.
For more Reunion Information including the Attendee List please click on the Reunion News item in the Main Menu.
Hotel Information
We have reserved 40 rooms at the rate of $129 per night at the Hampton Inn and Suite in Bremerton Washington. You must deal with the local hotel front desk. If you ask for reservations they will forward you on to the corporate site and they have no information. Tell them that we have a block of rooms for the reunion dates under the code 587 for the Halibut. They also have no info on our other events. This rate also includes a deluxe breakfast and the use of a Hospitality suite. This rate is reserved for the reunion dates. Phone 360-405-0200. When you book you must refer to Code 587 to get the best rate.
Names and Contact Info
Hampton Inn & Suites 360-405-0200
John Long (POC Point of Contact) 503-390-2086
Address 8385 Wheatland Rd N Keizer, OR 97303
Mac McMannamy 360-710-5707
Link to the registration form ->->-> Halibut 2016 Reunion Registration Form
Please print out a copy of the registration form, fill it out and return it and your check to John Long.
To print out the Registration Form Click on the little Printer icon (middle image) in upper right hand corner and then depending on your browser click on the printer in the popup to print.
Halibut 2016 Reunion Schedule
Sunday September 18 2016
Check In, Visit with Shipmate's, Sunday Evening, Visit Bremerton
Monday September 19, 2016
Visit Museum where Halibut Memorabilia is kept
Monday Evening1700 (4:30 Pm) take ferry to High Tide Bar and Grill
Tuesday September 20, 2016 Free Day
Wednesday September 21, 2016
Morning, Halibut Association Meeting Evening Banquet and farewell
Thursday September 22, 2016
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GOLDEN APRICOT 13th Yerevan International Film Festival...
...is scheduled for July 10 to 17, 2016. The festival theme is Crossroads of Cultures and Civilizations. The theme is anchored in the idea of a global human landscape in the process of transformation and the challenges such transformations pose to human beings.
We welcome films representing diverse ethnic groups, religions, and nations that depict the human experience, daily lives of people, both ordinary and extraordinary, their troubles and joys, as they try to find meaning in a changing world, struggling to redefine themselves in a world that recognizes fewer and fewer boundaries.
Internationally acclaimed director Atom Egoyan (Canada) is Honorary Chairman of the Festival and noted director Harutyun Khachatryan (Armenia) is the General Director. As cited by a journalist, the festival has developed into a convivial locale for the film elite, "Classics of the art-house films can be appreciated: Armenia is a fantastic country with such an ancient history, dramatic present and perspective future, naturally would interests any artist..." .
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Feature Competition Section
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3. Tributes
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2. Armenian Panorama National Competition (Feature-length fiction, documentary, short) - films, produced after July 2014, produced by filmmakers from Armenia as well as those of Armenian descent
Films for pre-selection are accepted on DVD format and downloadable internet links, together with the completed online application-form. Final selection is made by the Selection Committee and its decision is not subject to appeal.
Feature-length fictions: 35mm, DCP, Digital Betacam
Documentaries and shorts: Blu-ray, DVD.
1. Feature Competition Jury – International Feature Competition Section
2. Documentary Competition Jury – International Documentary Competition Section
3. Armenian Panorama Jury – "Armenian Panorama" National Competition Section
4. FIPRESCI Jury - National and International Sections
6. Ecumenical Jury - National and International Sections
International Feature Competition
1. "Golden Apricot" – Best Feature Film
2. "Silver Apricot" – Special Prize
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"Armenian Panorama" National Competition
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But to the National Fraternal Order of Police, Debo Adegbile is a civil rights lawyer who "turned the justice system on its head" by providing legal assistance for Mumia Abu-Jamal.
The police group is fighting Adegbile's nomination by President Obama to head voter-rights enforcement at the Department of Justice.
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Air Pollution:
Difficulties in Implementing a National Air Permit Program
RCED-93-59: Published: Feb 23, 1993. Publicly Released: Apr 5, 1993.
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) efforts to implement a national air permit program, focusing on: (1) the status of EPA and state efforts to implement an effective permit program; (2) whether the program's budgeted resources were adequate; and (3) whether permit fees assessed by state agencies were sufficient to cover program costs.
GAO found that: (1) the 8-month delay in issuing the final EPA permit rule has resulted in delays in program implementation, EPA guidance and state assistance, setting of permit fees, development of a federal permit program model, and assessments of whether state permit program fees would cover program costs; (2) delays in issuing the final permit rule have limited state capability to implement the program; (3) further delays in program implementation were due to controversy over final permit rule provision requirement inconsistencies; (4) EPA allocation of 60 staff years indicated that it may have understated its needs and raised concerns regarding its ability to manage and oversee the permit program; (5) EPA has not sufficiently planned for the resources needed to implement and oversee the program; (6) states have recognized that the costs to implement and manage their programs will be significant, but some states have made little progress in identifying or quantifying costs for permit fees; and (7) political and economic pressures to keep fees low may prevent state and local agencies from recovering the full program costs through fees.
Recommendations for Executive Action
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: EPA believes that it has developed realistic resource estimates for oversight of state permit programs, and takes exception to GAO's basis for projecting its resource needs. EPA is working closely with state and local agencies to develop effective permitting programs and encouraging the development of state-EPA implementation agreements to identify roles and responsibilities. Permitting authorities have been identifying controversial permits that require detailed EPA review. Through the use of differential program oversight and other screening techniques, EPA will monitor state-approved permits. EPA's review of all permits will not be needed. EPA agrees that it will need additional resources if it has to assume responsibility for states that fail to implement their own programs. In the event a federal program is needed, EPA will consider whether it can delegate the program to minimize the need for additional EPA resources.
Recommendation: The Administrator, EPA, should develop realistic estimates of the resources needed to fulfill EPA's long-term role for overseeing the title V permit program, including the additional resources that will be required to assume responsibility for implementing permit programs for states that fail to implement their own programs.
Agency Affected: Environmental Protection Agency
Status: Closed - Not Implemented
Comments: EPA proposed the Federal Permit Program Rule (Part 71) on April 27, 1995. Public comments are being addressed. Adoption of the final rule is targeted for November 1995.
Recommendation: EPA should give priority to issuing the federal permit program rule earlier than November 1994 to provide a model for state and local agencies that are implementing new programs.
Agency Affected: Environmental Protection Agency
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: EPA has provided additional criteria to states to use in obtaining approvable enabling legislation from respective state legislatures for implementing operating permit programs.
Recommendation: EPA should increase its efforts to assist states in obtaining additional legislative authority for implementing their permit programs and for assessing fees sufficient to cover the costs of their programs.
Agency Affected: Environmental Protection Agency
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: Additional guidance documents have been provided to states in developing approvable permit programs including: (1) criteria for approvable state enabling legislation; (2) discussion and listing of regulated air pollutants; (3) program review checklist; (4) model permits; and (5) interface of permit programs with requirements for control of toxic air pollutants. A series of conferences and workshops has also been used to disseminate information to state agencies on the requirements of the operating permit program. Additionally, an electronic bulletin board at the Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards is used to disseminate information to states regarding the permit program.
Recommendation: The Administrator, EPA, should expedite efforts to provide additional guidance for state agencies to use in implementing their title V permit programs.
Agency Affected: Environmental Protection Agency
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: EPA is still working with states to get approvable programs in place. Thus far, in FY 1995, 18 state programs and 36 local programs have been approved. As most of the program approvals have occurred in FY 1995, EPA's oversight of state program implementation will occur in FY 1996. As part of this oversight, EPA will monitor the permit reviews and program operations to ensure that permits are issued in a timely and appropriate fashion and to ensure that sufficient fee revenues are obtained in order to operate a viable program.
Recommendation: The Administrator, EPA, when reviewing and approving program plans, should evaluate the adequacy of states' permit fee structures in all cases to ensure that the revenues generated from such fees are sufficient to support a title V permit program.
Agency Affected: Environmental Protection Agency
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Sep 28, 2016
Climate Change:Information on NOAA's Support for States' Marine Coastal Ecosystem Resilience EffortsGAO-16-834: Published: Sep 28, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 28, 2016.
Federal Fisheries Management:Additional Actions Could Advance Efforts to Incorporate Climate Information into Management DecisionsGAO-16-827: Published: Sep 28, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 28, 2016.
Sep 26, 2016
Waste Management:DOD Has Generally Addressed Legislative Requirements on the Use of Burn Pits but Needs to Fully Assess Health EffectsGAO-16-781: Published: Sep 26, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 26, 2016.
Aug 15, 2016
Grants Management:EPA Could Improve Certain Monitoring PracticesGAO-16-530: Published: Jul 14, 2016. Publicly Released: Aug 15, 2016.
Jul 26, 2016
Army Corps of Engineers:Additional Steps Needed for Review and Revision of Water Control ManualsGAO-16-685: Published: Jul 26, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 26, 2016.
Levee Safety:Army Corps and FEMA Have Made Little Progress in Carrying Out Required ActivitiesGAO-16-709: Published: Jul 26, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 26, 2016.
Jul 21, 2016
Oil and Gas:Interior Could Do More to Account for and Manage Natural Gas EmissionsGAO-16-607: Published: Jul 7, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 21, 2016.
Jul 14, 2016
Environmental Protection Agency:Status of Efforts to Address Nonpoint Source Water Pollution through the Section 319 ProgramGAO-16-697R: Published: Jul 14, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 14, 2016.
Jul 7, 2016
Polar Satellites:NOAA Faces Challenges and Uncertainties that Could Affect the Availability of Critical Weather DataGAO-16-773T: Published: Jul 7, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 7, 2016.
Unauthorized Grazing:Actions Needed to Improve Tracking and Deterrence EffortsGAO-16-559: Published: Jul 7, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 7, 2016.
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Today is my son's sixteenth birthday. (Happiest birthday, amazing Orion!) As most of you likely know, O inspired the character of Hunter in the Crank trilogy. He is, biologically speaking, our grandson, who we adopted when my daughter's life (and so, ours, too) spun totally out of control. But we've had him since he was a baby, and consider him solidly our son. He was the candle, the one flicker of hope, in that dark, dark time of my life. And though he is growing into a man, he will always remain a source of light for me.
In the wake of the last few days, I worry about his future, and the future of all our children. Theirs is a world torn apart by war and senseless violence. Of fiscal uncertainty. Of a growing dependence on technology, at the expense, perhaps, of self-reliance and personal interconnection. Here in America, they witness the power of money and the celebration of possessions. Athleticism is prized, genius bullied. The generations before them have allowed greed to destroy reason. Natural resources have been pillaged. The planet is warming. This is a time of doubt.
And yet, every child is a candle of hope. Inside each is limitless potential, waiting to be tapped into. The solution to every problem is locked inside at least one of them. Someone just has to give them the key. That may be a parent. A teacher. A clergyman. A librarian. A mentor. A stranger. People are not meant to walk through life alone. But too many children are forced to, or at least believe that is true. Too many feel isolated or singled out for derision. Too many are hurt, often by those who should love them the most. Sometimes abused. Sometimes cut to the bone by words.
I worry about the future, yes. But I am determined to be an instrument of change. Despite the difficult times in my life, I have been blessed. My family continues to grow, to heal, to love. I am surrounded by a brilliant circle of friends and peers. I have tapped into my own personal potential, built it into a fantastic career, with an ever-expanding cadre of readers. Not only do my books entertain them, but they have helped more than a few through their own dark times, given hope and understanding that no one is truly alone.
Now, with Ventana Sierra, I will be helping young people in a most tangible way, fanning candles of hope into flames. When I finally leave this earth (no worries, I plan on sticking around for a very long time!), I will continue to make a difference and, with luck and a lot of help, positively influence the future. Worrying about it is fine. Giving up on it is unthinkable.
Today, family and friends are coming over to celebrate the holidays and my son's sixteenth birthday. What a party it will be, filled with joy, and cheer, and love. I'm sending a little of all three out to every one of you today. And every day.


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Cam Barker Signs With KHL Squad
Source: Ryan Dadoun, NBC Sports Pro Hardball Talk
With the first month of the NHL campaign already in the books, Cam Barker has decided to join Barys Astana of the Kontinental Hockey League, according to the team?s website and Yahoo!?s Dmitry Chesnokov.
#KHL Barys has officially announced the signing of Cam Barker. Yesterday I mentioned both sides were talking.— Dmitry Chesnokov (@dchesnokov) November 5, 2013
Barker was originally taken with the third overall pick in the 2004 NHL Entry Draft by the Chicago Blackhawks, right after Alex Ovechkin and Evgeni Malkin. The 27-year-old defenseman has gone on to record 96 points and 290 penalty minutes in 310 games with the Blackhawks, Minnesota Wild, Edmonton Oilers, and Vancouver Canucks.


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MyHeritage launches global initiative: "Treasure Family Photos"
We're delighted to announce the launch of our global "Treasure Family Photos" initiative to help you uncover new information about your family history through photos and preserve them online.
August marks the start of our ongoing campaign, which will offer exciting activities and competitions. Read on for details.
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Competition: Discover your American roots this Fourth of July
The Fourth of July is one week away, and we're ready to celebrate!
Also known as Independence Day, Americans come together to commemorate the adoption of the Declaration of Independence and the country's birthday.
A great time to celebrate American heritage, it is also fun to share the holiday with families at barbecues, picnics, parades, fairs, firework displays and other family activities.
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Happy Father's Day!
Happy Father's Day!
We asked you to share your memories and sayings from your father. We wanted to know how he had an impact on your life, whether it was advice, a loving saying or a life lesson.
We received numerous responses completing the sentence: "My father used to say… ."
Here are some of our favorites: Continue reading "Happy Father's Day!" »
Honoring Our Mothers: Mother's Day competition
Mother's Day is nearly here. What better way to thank our mothers for everything they've done for us than by reflecting on all the wonderful mothers out there.
Mothers have a strong impact on our lives. Many even say that "mother knows best."
Whether they are, in fact, our grandmothers, our aunts or our own mothers, all leave us with lasting impressions of the advice and wisdom they share.
Growing up, I remember listening to my grandmother recall her childhood, and learning about my own history. On my first day of school, I remember my mother's hug and her words of encouragement, reassuring me that everything would be OK. I know that - even today - I can always count on these great women in my family.
Mothers around the world have a huge influence on our lives. It's always important to show our appreciation for all they do. Continue reading "Honoring Our Mothers: Mother's Day competition" »
Competition: Oldest wedding photo results
Thank you for the overwhelming and beautiful entries to our oldest wedding photo competition.
With your help, we've narrowed the vote down to the top winner, who will receive a one-year PremiumPlus and one-year data subscription to MyHeritage's SuperSearch, our online database with access to billions of records.
With over 30% of the votes, photo 8 is the winner!
Congratulations to Rob Hoogenbos who sent in the photo from his maternal grandparents from their wedding in Rotterdam in 1910.
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Competition: The oldest wedding photo, Part 2
Thank you to everyone who participated in last week's oldest wedding photo competition. All the entries were fantastic and captured the beauty and significance of the person's special day. The oldest entry was from 1846!
With over 40 photos received, participation was above our expectations. It was great to see the lives of your families and the rich history brought to life with the stories that accompanied them.
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Competition: The oldest wedding photo?
Springtime is here and the wedding season is near.
Wedding photos preserve your unique family legacy and document memories in your family history research.
We want to know the stories behind your ancestors' wedding photos.
In February, our colleague Justyna received a stunning 1932 wedding photograph via the MyHeritage Polish Facebook page, from a member.
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What's your oldest wedding photo of an ancestor?
Share your photos of your ancestors' weddings, a brief description of the people, and the date and place where they were married.
The oldest photos - with the most interesting stories - will be posted on our blog and our Facebook page. Readers will decide the winner.
One lucky winner will receive a one-year Premium subscription and a one-year data subscription.
Send photos by April 22 (with description, date and place) with the subject "Wedding Competition" to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Happy Easter: Will you win the 'Heritage Hunt' ?
Easter is here, with all its traditions.
The Easter bunny is a prominent symbol of the holiday, although the furry creature is not mentioned in the Bible.
While the bunny's exact origin is unknown, rabbits are frequently used as a symbol of fertility and new life. According to some, the Easter bunny first arrived in America in the 1700s with German immigrants who settled in Pennsylvania. They brought the tradition of an egg-laying hare called Osterhase.
The tradition continued with children waking up Easter Sunday morning to find that the Easter Bunny had hidden decorated eggs for them to find.
The Easter Egg Hunt, as it is known today, is a fun family activity where children hunt for the decorated eggs indoors and outdoors to win a prize. Whomever finds the most eggs wins a prize including baskets of candies or chocolates.
At MyHeritage, we wanted to get into the Easter spirit with our own "Heritage Hunt," an online scavenger hunt, with a chance for you to win a free data subscription. Continue reading "Happy Easter: Will you win the 'Heritage Hunt' ?" »
Competition: Win 'Labyrinth' on DVD!
Do you have any secrets passed down through your family's generations?
Labyrinth is the story of two intelligent headstrong heroines, 17-year-old Alaïs Pelletier (Jessica Brown Findlay) from 13th century Carcassonne and modern-day PhD graduate Dr. Alice Tanner (Vanessa Kirby), who experience an adventure that intertwines their lives.
After inheriting a house in the South of France from an aunt she has never met, Alice stumbles upon an 800-year-old archaeological find.
Separated by time, but united in a common destiny, Alice is driven to find out about Alaïs and the past, which leads her through a journey into discovering the stories behind secrets passed down through the generations.


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Somebody Actually Got A Chrysler LeBaron Tattoo
Yes, some guy actually tattooed a Chrysler LeBaron on his arm. No, I don't know why. Yes, this is the worst tattoo I have ever seen.
What's The Worst Award-Winning Car?
One of the joys of automotive criticism is that everyone's got a different opinion. A car can be great or a car can be terrible, depending on who you're asking. But every so often, all of us auto journos get our heads together and decide that one particular car is unanimously wonderful. And then we are wrong.
Want To Buy Sarah Michelle Gellar's Chrysler LeBaron?
A teal 1995 Chrysler LeBaron could be about the most nondescript convertible in the world. This one, however, is different because it was once owned by Buffy The Vampire Slayer. Now, at $2,995, it's probably the cheapest celebrity-owned car you can buy.
Rams Linebacker Shows Local News Reporter His "Woody"
Rams linebacker David Vobora deserves an award for having the absolute best vehicle in all of professional sports: a wood-paneled 1984 Chrysler LeBaron convertible. He calls it his "Woody" and he loves to show it off.
Cheer Up Detroit, At Least You Helped Win The Cold War!
Could anyone possibly consider the 1982 Chrysler LeBaron the paragon of freedom? We've joined forces with Budapest-based American journalist Erik D'Amato to discover the magic of American iron in post-communist Eastern Europe. —Ed.
Ricardo Montalban Says It Blows Away The BMW 528e: 1985 Chrysler LeBaron GTS
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CORRY -- Three women were injured when their minivan flipped onto its roof Saturday night.
State police at Corry said the driver, Kayla A. Knapp, 21, and two passengers, Lyssa K. Knapp, 18, and Dorothy M. Knapp, 47, all of Sugar Grove, were taken to Corry Memorial Hospital for treatment.
The crash happened Saturday at about 7:30 p.m. on Route 957 in Columbus Township, Warren County, after Kayla Knapp lost control of the vehicle on a curve, police said.
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# Voté 1 B & B / Chambres d'hôtes / Hôtel Hébergement à Edenton, par Tripadvisor! Notre Award 2011: propriétaires nationaux de l'année, par Pamela Lanier Bed & Breakfast! Awards 2012: Meilleur Front Porch & Best motifs. En vedette dans Albemarle, Guide du Nord-Est de la Caroline du Nord, notre Etat, Hampton Roads & Southern Salons Magazines. "Poursuivant la tradition d'excellence!" Le Pack House Inn, se compose de trois bâtiments historiques restaurés. Chambres spacieuses avec salles de bains privées.
4,4 sur mars 02, 2016
My sisters and I stayed in the historic tobacco Pack House - we each had our own lovely room and slept soundly in good beds. Each room is large with a sitting area for visiting. We also enjoyed the common room downstairs with the warm fireplace and lounging area. We had good meals at The Table. Innkeeper, Susan, was highly attentive to our needs. This is a perfect spot for a girls get away. We spent the day in historic Edenton admiring the architecture, Albemarle Sound, and the shops. Edenton's history of women colonist activists, the real "Tea Party", only adds to this being the perfect spot for women to gather and reconnect.
4,0 sur janvier 04, 2015
The inn has new owners and they are working diligently to freshen things up (which the facility needs). We were there on a cold night, and one of our two rooms was on the cool side. The breakfast (New Year's Day) was great. The Innkeepers were delightful.
4,4 sur décembre 29, 2014
Our stay over the Christmas Holidays was lovely in Edenton at this wonderful Inn. The food was delicious and the owner was very attentive to our needs. You could tell she really cares about her guests and their time at her Inn. I highly recommend this Inn to anyone.
3,4 sur décembre 23, 2014
Very large room & bath. Great service & place to relax.
4,8 sur décembre 21, 2014
We really enjoyed staying here in Room 16. It was downstairs off from main lobby and seating area. The new owners made changes in décor and since this was our second time staying here we have to say A+ to the changes. The room was quiet and bed very comfortable. The breakfast was outstanding....new owners nailed this too! Wasn't a buffet (we prefer being served) and we were presented with egg strata, blueberry pancakes, bacon, grits and fruit cup. PERFECT! We will return next year!!
4,0 sur décembre 18, 2014
Staff was excellent and made us feel right at home. Very comfortable relaxing in the common areas.
4,2 sur décembre 10, 2014
We enjoyed our stay at the Pack House Inn. They made special arrangements for our stay as we were traveling with our fur baby.
5 sur décembre 02, 2014
We have stayed at the Pack House Inn in the past, but under its new ownership, we find an extra touch of customer service, innovation and friendliness. We can't say enough about this wonderful property in historic Edenton, NC.
4,2 sur novembre 19, 2014
We stayed in the Proprietor's Inn and thought it was fabulous! The furnishings and rooms are incredible. Love the high ceilings. The staff was very friendly. In fact, we were able to tour both buildings and choose the room we wanted to stay in. I enjoyed having snacks and a hot drink available after hours in the guests' kitchen. The only negative was that the bathtub had a clump of hair at the drain and the toilet seat had a spot of dried urine on it. Being a mother of three, I just took care of it and moved on. But I'm sure some guests would have been appalled. I would definitely stay here again because I liked how beautiful each room was and how welcoming the staff was.
5 sur novembre 03, 2014
Myself and two friends spent a wonderful visit to Edenton at The Pack House. It was a very nice experience for all of us. The room was lovely and accommodated all 3 of us with separate beds. The breakfast was delicious and the staff couldn't have been more helpful.
Hand carved pencil post mahogany king sized bed with premium pillow top mattress. This suite is located at the front of the building on the first floor near The Lord Proprietor's Grand Front Porch. Mahogany sepertine breakfront desk. 2 sitting chairs in front of firplace. Tub with Shower. Robes, WiFi, DVD/TV. (2 Guest Capacity)
Located on the second floor towards the back of the house. Hand carved four poster mahogany bed, king sized pillow top mattress. 2 wing back chairs for reading, goose necked rocker, desk, WiFi, DVD/TV, Robes, private bath, tub with shower. (2 Guest Capacity)
This is our most famous suite! In 1983, Mr. & Mrs. Reagan stayed the weekend in this suite. Also Miss Dolly Parton stayed here in 1990. Located on the second floor in the middle of the building. Soothing pale blue walls, twelve foot ceilings, projection bay window, king sized NC handmade bed with premium mattress, silk club chairs, Tub with Shower. Robes, WiFi, TV. (2 Guest Capacity).
Located on the second floor, toward the front of the building. Golden colored walls with abundant natural light. Triple bay window and two floor to ceiling windows. King sized canopy bed, Premium Mattress, Desk, Table, Two Side Chairs & sofa, Tub with Shower. Robes, WiFi, TV. (2 Guest Capacity)
Exceptional Edenton, NC lodging awaits in our first floor suite towards the middle of the building. Featuring dramatic twelve foot ceilings, a projection bay window frames the hand carved, four poster Mahogany bed complete with queen-sized, premium mattress dressed in hand pressed sheets and quilts. Premium towels and robes. A favorite with guests, the Victorian marble topped mahogany dresser, two chairs covered in fabric and premium leather, and over-sized bath with tub/shower combo complete this sought after suite.
Located in the front of the house. Butterscotch walls and abundant natural light. This suite has an european flair complete with Queen sized walnut sleigh bed, premium mattress dressed in hand pressed sheets and quilts. Premium towels and robes, Desk, DVD/TV, And two Bergere Chairs. (2 Guest Capacity)
Located on the third floor, in the front of the house, with cream colored walls. This suite has a twin sofa-sleeper to accomodate a 3rd guest. Queen Bed with premium mattress dressed in hand pressed sheets and quilts. Premium towels and robes, Desk, DVD/TV Bath/shower. Cable TV/DVD, WiFi. (3 Guests Capacity)
Located on the third floor, toward front of the house with soothing cream colored walls. this room accomodates up to 4 guests. Two twin-sized Pillow Top mattress spindle beds. A White Cottage Queen bed dressed in hand pressed sheets and quilts. Premium towels and robes, Desk, DVD/TV, Oversized bath with Bath/Shower, 2 Wing Back Chairs. (4 Guests Capacity)
Located on the first floor in the front of the house, steps away from the award winning front porch. Floor to ceiling windows. Decorated in greens and reds with queen sized bed with premium mattress dressed in hand pressed sheets and quilts. Premium towels and robes, Desk, DVD/TV, WiFi. Flame stitched wing chairs and antique maple rocker. (2 Guests Capacity)
The Arrowhead Room is located on the first floor in the front of the house. Steps away from the award winning front porch. Floor to ceiling windows. Rock maple hand crafted queen-sized bed dressed in hand pressed sheets and quilts. Premium towels and robes, Desk, DVD/TV. WiFi. Warm wood tones and decorated in yellows and reds. Brown brushed suede sofa. (2 Guests Capacity)
Pembroke Room is located in the back of the house. Private patio with wrought iron table and chairs. Smoking is allowed on outside patio. Decorated in sea greens and pale pinks with queen sized bed with fishnet canopy, hand pressed sheets and quilts. Premium towels and robes, Desk, DVD/TV, WiFi. Twin sized sofa bed allows for a third person to stay (extra person fee applies). A wing chair and table/chairs provide comfortable reading and work spaces for the business and casual traveler alike. (3 Guests Capacity)
Chowan is located on the first floor at the back of the house. Private patio with wrought iron furniture. Handicap Accessible room with wheelchair ramp next to handicap reserved parking. Bathroom has walk-in shower with hand held shower head and seating. Ledge does not provide wheelchair roll-in. King-sized premium bed, hand pressed sheets and quilts. Premium towels and robes, Desk, DVD/TV, WiFi. Two wing chair. Desk and Chair. Close to guest kitchen. Decorated in rich burgundy, tans and greens; hunting motif. (2 Guests Capacity)
Sandy Point Suite is located on the second floor, in the front of the house, with a cathedral ceiling. It is one of our premier rooms and often a honeymoon suite. King-sized premium mattress with mahogany headboard, hand pressed sheets and quilts. Premium towels and robes, Desk, DVD/TV, WiFi. An Empire table for eating breakfast in the privacy of your room, plus two comfortable reading chairs. An additional Eastlake dresser for extra clothing. It is decorated in colonial turquoise and soft neutrals. There is an original oil painting of lovers on a swing, from the Hayes Plantation estate. (2 Guests Capacity)
Albemarle Suite is located on the second floor, toward the back of the house, with a cathedral ceiling. This premier room features a king-size hand crafted bed, hand pressed sheets and quilts. Premium towels and robes, Desk, DVD/TV, WiFi. It features a large seating area with two wing back reading chairs, and chaise lounge. The oversized bathroom has a separate walk in shower, separate tub, and plenty of counter space around the vanity, with skylight. It is decorated in pale yellows and greens. A twin portable bed may be requested and is based on availability. (2 Guests Capacity)
Yeopim Suite is located on the second floor, toward the back of the house. Cathedral ceiling and original pack barn window. This premier room features a large seating area, king sized cottage white bed with premium mattress, hand pressed sheets and quilts. Premium towels and robes, Desk, DVD/TV, WiFi. Queen sized sofa bed and 2 wing back reading chairs. Oversized bathroom with walk-in shower, separate tub, and plenty of counter space around the vanity, with sky light. Decorated in soothing blues with a ship motif. The sofa bed allows 2 additional guests (additional person fee applies). (4 Guests Capacity)
Queen Anne Suite is located on the second floor in the front of the house. This is a premier room and features a king sized bed with fishnet canopy, hand pressed sheets and quilts. Premium towels and robes, Desk, DVD/TV, WiFi. A very large seating area with sofa and two wing back reading chairs. Decorated in blues and whites. An original award winning Sally Porter Watercolor is also featured. The oversized bathroom has a separate walk in shower and tub with plenty of counter space around the vanity, with skylight. (2 Guests Capacity)
Pet friendly and spacious 2 room suite located in the Tillie Bond Cottage. Queen-sized bed, hand pressed sheets and quilts. Premium towels and robes, Desk, DVD/TV, WiFi. Private bath with Tub/Shower. The sitting room has a couch, table with chairs. Cable TV/DVD and WIFI. Use of guest kitchen. and has fenced-in back yard. Additional portable single bed available upon request and based on availability. (2 Guests Capacity) Can be rented with #23, the Martha Edwards Suite for an Edenton NC vacation rental.
A premium accommodation, Satterfield Suite is a favorite for romantic weekend getaways and North Carolina honeymoons. Privately tucked away and the only accommodation on the second floor. This luxurious suite with oversized in-room soaking tub for two, fireplace and attached sitting room with desk, fireplace, TV, and large sofa in sitting area may be rented separately or together with The Loft for a wonderful NC vacation rental. This room does not have cable or internet but does have a TV.
The Loft is a dedicated third floor suite in Satterfield House. Private staircase steps away from corporate meeting space, patio courtyard and The Table. Large expansive space has high ceilings with spacious sitting area. Custom covered futon with premium queen-sized bed for two additional guests. An occasional chair and coffee table complete the sitting area. Hand crafted rock maple bed with queen-sized mattress with hand-pressed linens and quilts. Desk/chair in a south facing dormer provides lots of natural light. Spacious bathroom. The Loft may be rented separately as one suite or combined with Satterfield Suite for the perfect North Carolina vacational rental. An ideal option for couples traveling together or families with children. This room does not have TV/cable or internet.
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Greenville, NC (PGV-Pitt-Greenville)
La carte est sur notre site web pour les directions
Antiquaires , Aquarium , Galeries d'art, Plage, Dîner gastronomique, Sites historiques, Lac, Concerts, Cinéma , Musée, Parcs nationaux/régionaux, Zone naturelle, Océan, Historique Hope Plantation, Théâtre, Zone de pic-nic, Services religieux, Rivière, Ruines, Vignoble, Entreprise vinicole
Other, Cottage, Historic Inn
Jeux de société, Lecteur CD, Ordinateur, Copieur, Fax, Cheminée, Bibliothèque, Piano, Radio, Jeux vidéo, Films, Machine à laver/sèche-linge, Equipé pour les mariages , 24 h Chambre Cuisine à collations gratuits
Climatisation, Réveil, Panier d'agréments, Peignoirs, Ventilateurs de plafond, Cafetière/Bouilloire, Lecteur DVD, Bureau, Sèche-cheveux, Jacuzzi, Planche à repasser, Entrée indépendante, Réception chaînes satellite, TV, Téléphone, Magnétoscope, Wi-Fi, Internet par câble
Location de vélos, Vélos, Observation d'oiseau, Base nautique, Canoë, Pêche, Golf, Canoë-Kayak, Captain Bills voile croisière, Voile, Shopping, Excursion, Terrain de tennis, Location de raquettes tennis, Sports d'eau
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2011 propriétaires de l'année!! Par Pamela Lanier, bed & breakfast
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Equilibré , Régime particulier , Végétarien Sans Gluten
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Week Ahead
Safety Family Fun Day
Lancaster County Outreach Project will sponsor Safety Family Fun Day presented by BlueChoice HealthPlan Medicaid from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. today at the S.C. Department of Social Services, 1837 Pageland Highway.
There will be refreshments (while supplies last), games, prizes, health screenings and safety checks, all at no cost. To RSVP, call (803) 382-5817.
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The BBC is to pilot a short news summary weekdays at 8pm on BBC One.
The pilot will run for four weeks in the Birmingham area starting from
Wednesday 9 May 2007.
Three versions will be tested:
a 60-second summary with national news;
a longer 90-second version with national and regional news and weather;
a 60-second version with both national and regional news.
The network element will be presented
by BBC news presenter Natasha Kaplinsky and the regional by BBC Midlands
Today presenter Suzanne Virdee.
The service will be evaluated at the end of the trial period.
The aim is for the summary to be an extension to the news portfolio
adding value to and widening the BBC's services and the number of people
reached by them.
It will maintain all the BBC's high editorial and
journalistic standards and provide an extra opportunity for viewers to
catch up on the news at a time convenient for them.


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Can anyone help me? I saw the post where everyone was saying how disgusting it is to see children past 1 still in diapers and I feel so guilty now, like I failed my son. He is now 2.5 years old and we casually did EC for the first year. When he hit 2, he was doing some potty poops and pees, telling me when he had to go. My daughter was born and he regressed completely. He will cry if I suggest that he wears underwear. If I put him in underwear, he cries for diapers and even say "I want to poop in diapers!" We went diaperless and he will just run to a corner of the house while I am nursing the baby and take a dump on the floor, even though his potty is out for him to use. We've tried having him sit while doing something he likes, offering a reward, sticker chart, nothing. He will tell me what the rewards or stickers are for, but will cry if we try to have him sit on the potty to go. He is also asking to nurse around 30 times a day, way more than my baby even eats, so I know this is probably because he sees her getting attention during a diaper change and wants it too. What should I do?
Which leads me to my next question. I am planning on starting EC with my month old, both to get her out of diapers early and to maybe show my son that his baby sister goes potty, so he should too. I have NO idea what her cues are! For my son, he got wiggly legs or made the poopy grunts, but she does nothing. I can only tell with the huge poops when she struggles, usually only a few times a week. Honestly, I don't even smell her poop anymore so I have a hard time telling when she hsa a dirty diaper. What should I look for? Should I just try doing the sound cues for her on the potty instead?
Any help would be appreciated. I really feel like a failure as a parent.


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I'm glad you mentioned the fresh greens of spring, Anita. I think I love them for their subtlety even more than I love the obvious beauty of autumn. Of course I've taken pictures of spring flowers and the like, but I don't think I've ever tried to photograph that wonderful variety of delicate greens before they take on a brighter, more uniform hue. Now there's a project ... Marilyn
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Because all social media ventures must start out with me telling you what I'm shoving in my mouth. You keep those jokes to yourself.
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ok I'm sitting here at work and this just came up in my feed...looks soooooo good. I wish I wasn't a virtual food addict. I'm full from lunch and still want this
Couldn't bring myself to buy one. There were only 2 in the tank and I couldn't separate them. Plus, I'm gonna need some support when I have to place him in boiling water, so I'll need to wait for a night I have company over. Poor litte lobsters. Poor little tasty lobsters.
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Your first visit – whether it be at a chiropractic clinic or a doctors clinic – is never easy. Flooded with a spate of questions, your head is moving faster than you can handle. You want to know everything – but can only ask one question at a time. And you even feel as though you might be taking up your doctor or chiropractor's precious time. You wonder to yourself, "How can I be so sure that this is the best possible investment?"
This is a very powerful question, and just like others, we have been in the position where we felt as though our visit to a clinic just wasn't worth it. And we want to avoid that. And we know that you want to avoid that. SO what's the solution? Stop saying fail! Stop saying fail is a website that is designed to help people break down the nature and scope of their local clinics. We are not here to make friends. We are not here to stir up the pot. Instead, we are here to inform the public. We want the public to understand, in as much detail, how well each and every chiropractic and doctors clinic really is. No more relying on fake Google or Yelp reviews. No more reading the fabricated testimonials on a web page. You come here. You read an article. You get informed. Period.


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The incumbent sheriff in Oconee County held off a challenge in Tuesday's Republican primary, but voters in Jackson and Madison counties will go back to the polls in three weeks to decide their nominee.
A gravel driveway and a parallel tree line box out a rectangular pasture filled with heirloom breed cattle and chickens at Blackbriar Farms in Oglethorpe County.
Whether you like shaken martinis, or prefer a domestic brew, Athens drinkers will be able to buy their poison of choice starting in late August.
Results on high school End-of-Course Tests (EOCT) show considerable variation not only from school district to school district, but from high school to high school within the same school system.
Authorities won't charge a man accused of sucking a teen's toes at a Walmart in Columbia County.
ATLANTA — Georgia voters are making their views known on whether they want to place a cap on lobbyist spending.
SMYRNA, Ga. — A state official says the agency in charge of protecting Georgia children from abuse is revamping its protocols after an investigation found that a teenage girl who died was severely malnourished.
MARIETTA, Ga. — A metro Atlanta county is cracking down on underage drinking.
NEW DELHI — Electric crematoria were snuffed out with bodies inside, New Delhi's Metro shut down and hundreds of coal miners were trapped underground after three Indian electric grids collapsed in a cascade Tuesday, cutting power to 620 million people in the world's biggest blackout.
LONDON — Bestselling Irish author Maeve Binchy, one of Ireland's most popular writers who sold more than 40 million books worldwide, has died in Dublin after a brief illness, Irish media and national leaders said. She was 72 years old.
JOLIET, Ill. — The saga of Drew Peterson and his ill-fated wives has drawn widespread attention outside the courtroom, and now the murder case against the ex-police officer finally goes to trial Tuesday with opening statements and testimony from the first witnesses.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. — The American Civil Liberties Union is asking police agencies nationwide for details on how they store data captured by automatic license plate readers, which authorities say help fight crime and terrorism and are not used to stockpile information on all drivers.
NEWARK, N.J. — As the pickup truck she was riding in careened down the road at 80 mph, 12-year-old Miranda Bowman knew one thing: She had to stop it.
This cartoon appears in the Athens Banner-Herald on August 1, 2012.
Baseball's haves picked up more players from the have-nots at Tuesday's trade deadline, when Ryan Dempster was dealt from the Chicago Cubs to the Texas Rangers and Shane Victorino, Hunter Pence and Jonathan Broxton all wound up on new teams.
LONDON — Michael Phelps lingered on the blocks, not wanting to make another shocking blunder. The 19th medal was his. All he had to do was avoid a DQ, then set off on what amounted to four victory laps.
Down and back, then down and back again, the roars getting louder with each stroke.
When Phelps touched the wall, he finally had gold at his final Olympics.
BOGART - Prince Avenue Christian comes off of its best season in school history with a 13-1 record and a berth in the Class A state semifinals. But the Wolverines will begin 2012 preseason practice today with unexpected holes to fill.
Allison Schmitt made Georgia Lady Bulldog history as she blew away the field to win the women's 200-meter freestyle at the 2012 London Olympics.
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The Blocking of Zeebrugge - Operation Z-O 1918by Giuseppe Rava Stephen Prince
On the night of 22-23 April 1918 the Royal Navy carried out a raid on the German held ports of Zeebrugge and Ostend - Operation Z-O. Under the cover of clouds and smoke, over 70 ships and an assault force of 1,800 Royal Marines embarked on a daring mission which involved a vicious battle of incredible intensity. However, despite the gallant and courageous efforts of the attackers, 11 of whom were later awarded the Victoria Cross, the raid was only partly successful. Discover the successes and failures of this dramatic raid in this in-depth account, complete with specially commissioned battlescene artwork. The author reveals how despite failure, the raid demonstrated to Germany that Britain was still capable of offensive action, even as its armies were being forced back.
Firestorm: American Film in the Age of Terrorismby Stephen Prince
It was believed that September 11th would make certain kinds of films obsolete, such as action thrillers crackling with explosions or high-casualty blockbusters where the hero escapes unscathed. While the production of these films did ebb, the full impact of the attacks on Hollywood's creative output is still taking shape. Did 9/11 force filmmakers and screenwriters to find new methods of storytelling? What kinds of movies have been made in response to 9/11, and are they factual? Is it even possible to practice poetic license with such a devastating, broadly felt tragedy? Stephen Prince is the first scholar to trace the effect of 9/11 on the making of American film. From documentaries like Fahrenheit 9/11 (2004) to zombie flicks, and from fictional narratives such as The Kingdom (2007) to Mike Nichols's Charlie Wilson's War (2007), Prince evaluates the extent to which filmmakers have exploited, explained, understood, or interpreted the attacks and the Iraq War that followed, including incidents at Abu Ghraib. He begins with pre-9/11 depictions of terrorism, such as Alfred Hitchcock's Sabotage (1936), and follows with studio and independent films that directly respond to 9/11. He considers documentary portraits and conspiracy films, as well as serial television shows (most notably Fox's 24) and made-for-TV movies that re-present the attacks in a broader, more intimate way. Ultimately Prince finds that in these triumphs and failures an exciting new era of American filmmaking has taken shape.
Savage Cinema: Sam Peckinpah and the Rise of Ultraviolent Moviesby Stephen Prince
More than any other filmmaker, Sam Peckinpah opened the door for graphic violence in movies. In this book, Stephen Prince explains the rise of explicit violence in the American cinema, its social effects, and the relation of contemporary ultraviolence to the radical, humanistic filmmaking that Peckinpah practiced.

Prince demonstrates Peckinpah's complex approach to screen violence and shows him as a serious artist whose work was tied to the social and political upheavals of the 1960s. He explains how the director's commitment to showing the horror and pain of violence compelled him to use a complex style that aimed to control the viewer's response.
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