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Summer Classic Horse Show
What: This show will feature hunter, jumper, equitation, grand prix events.
When: 9 a.m. July 16
Where: Mullet Hall Equestrian Center, 2662 Mullet Hall Road, Johns Island
Price: Free
More Info: 768-5867 or www.classiccompany.com
Toddler Day
What: Toddlers and their caretakers will explore opposites with craft projects and creative activities.
When: 10 a.m. July 16
Where: Charleston Museum, 360 Meeting St., downtown Charleston
Price: $9 nonmembers, $6 members
More Info: 722-2996 or www.charlestonmuseum.org/calendar.asp
QuickBooks Class
What: This workshop will discuss the use of QuickBooks for entrepreneurs and small business owners. Registration is required.
When: 11:30 a.m. July 16
Where: Charleston County Government Center, 4045 Bridge View Drive, North Charleston
Price: $20
More Info: 763-7333 or www.c4women.org/all-events
Italian Food and Wine
What: Italy Passion for Food will offer a special four course tasting menu with wine pairings and live entertainment. Reservations are required.
When: 5 p.m. July 16
Where: Italy, Passion for Food, 101 N. Main St., Summerville
Price: $10
More Info: 875-6060 or www.facebook.com/italypassionforfood
Legal Seminar
What: The Charleston County Bar Association will offer a community seminar on mediation and lemon laws.
When: 5:30 p.m. July 16
Where: Charleston County Main Library, 68 Calhoun St., downtown Charleston
Price: Free
More Info: 881-6666 or www.charlestoncountybar.org/Community-Seminars.shtml
Better Breathers Club
What: A support group meeting for those with chronic lung disease.
When: 6 p.m. July 16
Where: MUSC Health Building, 4480 Leeds Place West, North Charleston
Price: Free
More Info: 214-0073 or www.lung.org
Digestive Solutions
What: A discussion of digestive disorders and nondrug, alternative solutions. Reservations are suggested.
When: 6:15 p.m. July 16
Where: Colucci Chiropractic, 1806 Trolley Road, Summerville
Price: Free
More Info: 875-5700 or www.coluccichiropractic.com
Hit the Water
What: A high-intensity interval training workout session in the water.
When: 6:30 p.m. July 16
Where: Splash Zone, James Island County Park, 871 Riverland Drive
Price: $8-10
More Info: 795-4386 or www.charlestoncountyparks.com
Sewing 101: The Basics
What: Participants will learn the basics of using a sewing machine as well as how to create basic seams and finishing techniques.
When: 7-9 p.m. July 16
Where: SpaceCraft Studios, 8 Avondale Ave., Charleston
Price: $25
More Info: 284-6253 orwww.spacecraftstudios.com
RiverDogs Holiday Celebration Game
What: The RiverDogs celebrate a different holiday in each inning, with free food vouchers for all seniors who enter the park before 7 p.m.
When: 7:05 p.m. July 16
Where: Joseph P. Riley Jr. Park, 360 Fishburne St., downtown Charleston
Price: $6-18
More Info: 577-3647 or www.riverdogs.com
'Truth in Cold Blood'
What: A disgruntled priest shoots a local bishop in downtown Charleston in this original drama based on a true story. The opening night will include a gala reception.
When: 7:30 p.m. July 16
Where: Dock Street Theatre, 135 Church St., downtown Charleston
Price: $75
More Info: 509-0286 or www.truthincoldblood.com
'Laugh for a Lincoln'
What: Two to three acts of improv comedy by Theatre 99 ensemble members.
When: 8 p.m. July 16
Where: Theatre 99, 280 Meeting St., downtown Charleston
Price: $5
More Info: 853-6687 or www.theatre99.com
Murder Mystery Cruise
What: Professional actors with the Footlight Players create a participatory murder mystery with a 1920s theme. Guests are encouraged to dress in costume.
When: 8 p.m. July 16
Where: Carolina Queen, City Marina, 17 Lockwood Drive, downtown Charleston
Price: $29.95
More Info: 722-1112 or www.charlestonharbortours.com
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Not particularly surprising - it's been speculated on for some time - but today Ovide Lamontagne made it official: he'll be running to replace retreating Governor John Lynch (D).
This morning, at the annual Bedford GOP breakfast at the Manchester Country Club, Lamontagne, with his wife, Bettie, at his side, announced his intent to once again run for governor in front of hundreds of local Republicans, including [Senator Kelly] Ayotte.
"I certainly got to know Ovide, we had many debates during our primary, and I have respect for him and think he'll be a strong candidate for governor," said Ayotte. "With Gov. (John) Lynch retiring, this is an opportunity to go forward and preserve the New Hampshire advantage. Ovide is a lifelong resident of this state. He cares deeply about the people of New Hampshire."
As you probably recall, Ovide ran for the Republican NH Senate nomination in 2010; as you probably also recall, his graceful concession and refusal to bitter-end the primary results was in stark contrast to quite a few ungracious candidates. At the time I noted that this kind of party loyalty should be taken into account when the 2014 Senate race against Shaheen rolled around; but I suppose that if Ovide Lamontagne would rather be Governor of New Hampshire then that's all right, too. He's certainly an early favorite, with good relationships with both the GOP establishment and the Tea Party activists; equally certainly, we have primaries for a reason.
I'll end by noting, by the way, that if Charlie Crist had followed Ovide Lamontagne's good example then maybe he'd be enjoying the same good words and sentiments for a 2012 Florida Senate bid from Senator Rubio that Lamontagne is currently enjoying from Senator Ayotte. Odd how often doing the right thing also ends up being the smart thing, isn't it?
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THE DATE IS etched in Erik Copes' mind. Who could blame him?
After being injured in last year's conference tournament, Copes, a George Mason power forward/center by way of Imhotep Charter, feared the worst and got the worst. He had a torn labrum in his right hip. It's not exactly a common injury for a college freshman.
"It was the worst pain I ever felt in my life," said Copes, now a sophomore. "I was on crutches for a month. I had my surgery on April 19th. Exactly. I will never forget that date."
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Images: Slain Pearl officer honored in Washington
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A flag was donated to the Law Enforcement Museum in Washington, D.C., that features all the officers who died in 2012, including Pearl Police Detective Mike Walter.
The flag was donated as part of National Police Week.
Members of the Pearl Police Department escorted Walter's widow to Washington for the event.
A ceremony was held earlier this month in Pearl to dedicate a memorial for those those killed in the line of duty, including Walter, who died in a shootout last year.
Pearl Officer Mike Walter was killed in May 2012 in a shootout that also killed a suspect. Two other Pearl officers were injured during the incident.
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Russillo & Kanell along with Todd McShay share their thoughts on whether Florida State or LSU is a better program to coach, as well as if it's realistic to think Jimbo Fisher might want to return to LSU as their head coach.
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The USA and Mexico have only met in the Gold Cup three times. The USA prevailed in their meeting in the semifinals of the first Gold Cup in 1991, and Mexico won in the final of the 1993 and 1998 Gold Cups. Here's a look at the three meetings ...
July 5 in Los Angeles
USA 2 Mexico 0.Goals: Doyle 48, Vermes 64.
USA --Meola, Caligiuri, Balboa, Doyle, Clavijo (Armstrong, 83), Quinn, Henderson, Murray, Perez, Vermes, Wynalda (Eck, 71).
Mexico -- Larios, Hernandez, Herrera, Ruiz, Esparza, Munoz, De la Torre (Espinoza, 57), Farfan, Galindo (Garcia, 83), Zaguinho, Hermosillo.
Referee:J.C. Ortiz (Costa Roca).
NOTABLE:Such was the embarrassment of the loss to the USA that Mexico coach Manuel Lapuente quit right after the game.
July 25 in Mexico City
Mexico 4 USA 0.Goals: Ambriz 11, own goal 31, Zaguinho 69, Cantu 79.
Mexico --Campos, Hernandez, Ramirez Perales, Suarez, Ramirez, Mora (Cantu 76), Ambriz, Del Olmo, Rodriguez, Salvador (Noriega 76), Zaguinho.
USA --Meola, Kooiman, Doyle, Armstrong, Lalas, Dooley, Wegerle (Moore 78), Harkes, Jones (Kinnear 52), Henderson, Wynalda.
NOTABLE:No one was going to stop the Tri in 1993. They finished with a goalscoring margin of 28-2 after recording wins by 9-0, 8-0 and 6-1 earlier in the tournament.
Feb. 15 in Los Angeles
USA 0 Mexico 1. Goal: Hernandez 43.
USA --Keller, Burns, Lalas (McBride, 82), Pope, Agoos, Hejduk (Reyna, 76), Harkes, Moore, Jones, Wynalda, Wegerle (Preki, 46).
Mexico --Perez, Pardo, Davino, Suarez, Carmona, Villa, Medina (Lara, 66), Ramirez (Alfaro, 85), Lozano (Luna, 55), Hernandez, Blanco.
Att.: 91,225.
NOTABLE:Four players from the 1998 final started in the semifinals of the 2007 Gold Cup: Kasey Keller and Frankie Hejduk for the USA and Pavel Pardo, the goalscorer against Guadeloupe, and Cuauhtemoc Blanco for Mexico.


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I decided to go on a spontaneous trip to the Hamptons and immediately began to look for a place to stay when I found the "Bend in the Road Guest House". I called Carolyn and from the jump I knew that her guest house would be it. I could tell from that phone conversation that she would be a great host. I went with my gut and made the arrangements & I am so happy that I did. She was such a wonderful, warm and caring host. Carolyn is truly accommodating. The space is very big and welcoming. We shared our love about art and spent some time with her dogs (so cute!). The overall stay there was just wonderful and very relaxing. It truly saddened me to leave! I cant wait to visit again! Carolyn, once again, Thank You for such a Great stay!
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I recently returned to Bend in the Road Guesthouse for the third time. The Guesthouse is clean, comfortable, and delightful, filled with art and antiques. Carolyn, the proprietor, goes out of her way to make her guests feel completely at home. I absolutely love swimming in the pool, which is situated in a lovely garden, in the shade of a large tree. This makes it so nice to swim in, because you really feel that you are in the country. I am thrilled to have found this place and look forward to many more visits in the future.
3,8 sur juin 30, 2014
artsy and eclectic, carolyn has designed a comfy little inn for both dog and owner. she is a friendly, courteous person who takes time to make her guests feel right at home. if our lab could write he would say how sad he was to leave . we will certainly be back. Paul , Beth and Heri.
4,2 sur juin 12, 2014
We recently spent the Memorial Day Weekend at Carolyn's Guest House and had a great time. Carloyn was a wonderful host. She made sure that we felt at home, shared several insider tips with us and spoiled us with delicious wine & cheese, and interesting conversation. The rooms are adorned with charming vintage pieces, antique furniture, retro sofas...and we just loved the "Hippie-Vibe" to it. The most beautiful beach is within walking distance. So is the best bagel place in the Hamptons.
3,2 sur octobre 28, 2012
Bend in the Road was the perfect place to bring our city dog for the vacation of his life. Carolyn has created an expansive and safe wonderland for dogs to play and explore in her fenced in yard and surrounding farm. Humans will love it too! This inn has the best of both worlds - it is extremely well located right in East Hampton close to town, restaurants, nightlife and beaches, but the property is tucked away on a quiet road and the house has a rustic charm with a Catskills feel to it. If you are looking for posh/chic, this may not be the place for you but if you are looking for a home away from home and real relaxation, you will find it here. Don't miss wine and cheese around 6pm with the innkeeper and her friends. They will give you great tips on special things to do and see in the area.
5 sur octobre 18, 2012
Carolyn is the most gracious host you could ever hope to find. The moment we arrived she came outside to welcome us in, especially my little doggy! Offering a choice of guest rooms (so hard to choose) and bringing in snacks on handcrafted plates, she couldn't make us feel more at home. Lucky for us it was a business trip and long-term stay. From the very first visit to our more recent, we have enjoyed the sparkling rooms as well as the gorgeous grounds. The only problem is we cannot get back often enough to that perfect blend of nature and nurture. PS Don't leave without stopping into the gallery. I bought two pieces of lovely pottery that made great gifts.
4,6 sur septembre 25, 2012
Rather than battle the hectic six our drive home on Sunday, we stopped at the Bend in the Road Guest House and found accommodations. What a wonderful choice we made! Even our dog was welcomed. We stayed in a lovely bright floral suite. It was quiet, private, and very comfortable. In the morning we enjoyed the bright sunlight streaming in through the trees and through the large skylight in our bath. The freshly baked popovers were delicious and the lovely brisk walk around the grounds was invigorating. Both made our return home relaxing and refreshed us for the long trip. Although this was a last minute choice for us, it was one I would highly recommend for a refreshing getaway at any time.
5 sur septembre 25, 2012
I had the good fortune of staying in The Bend in the Road Guest House while I was looking for a property to buy in East Hampton. I had brought my dog and was thrilled to find that there was a beautiful landscaped acre for her to roam as well a big pool for myself to relax in after a busy day of house hunting. Caroline,the proprietor, was most gracious and extremely helpful in introducing me to the area. I was treated to homemade baked goods every morning by the pool. I was so taken with the area that I ended up purchasing a home in the same neighborhood.
4,2 sur septembre 19, 2012
I was about to post our own review of our stay at this charming guest house, and saw a highly negative review, which surprisingly related to the very same weekend we stayed there. There were three or four women in the other suite who were quite unfriendly Yes, the house is old, as is the wiring, but it hardly as derelict as they depict. It's an old farmhouse with large beautiful grounds. We have no complaints at all, quite the contrary! We will be back, gladly. The hostess is gracious and supportive, and only a phone call away. if needed. Our continental breakfast was served to us outside under a shade tree, and consisted of warm homemade popovers with homemade jam! She offered to bring it into our bedroom, but took it outside relaxing out by the pool with fresh coffee. That suited us better. We shared wine and cheese with her one night, again a delightful change from a motel experience. I'm not prone to respond to the other review directly since people are entitled to their opinions, but our opinion is that this is a gem of a find. BTW the location is superb, halfway between E Hampton and Amagansett , and you can walk to either for fine restaurants and watering holes. In July it is bit difficult to cross the Montauk highway Rte 27 because of heavy speeding traffic; the nearest safe crossings are at traffic lights about a half-mile in either direction. The Inn is not on the highway but one block north.
5 sur septembre 17, 2012
I have been a guest at the Bend in the Road Guest House a number of times over the years and was treated in a gracious and hospitable way each time. My most recent visit was the best. We arrived and were greeted by Carolyn and allowed to check in even though we were early. Both rooms are comfortable and we don't have a preference because they are equal in delight. The pool and garden area is incredibly gorgeous and a very relaxing place to sit and read or just rest. Carolyn's talent is reflected throughout the house with the pottery that she creates herself. This is a charming place to stay. Be assured you will enjoy yourself while visiting East Hampton.
Ce spacieux plafond cathédrale chambre, tapissée de roses de couleur blanc cassé antiques et décorées avec des antiquités beau pays, a un walk-in closet, salle de bain privée, une télévision, un magnétoscope, d'un réfrigérateur et airconditoning. Il dispose d'un lit très confortable lit king-size et d'un canapé, également très confortable pour dormir, et un paravent autonome de la vie privée. La vue de cette salle est tous les arbres - érables, cerries et de conifères.
Prix par nuit: $100 - $200
La chambre est tapissé de lierre avec un beau motif de lierre fraîches et est entourée à l'extérieur par le lierre grimpant. Il s'agit d'une pièce gaie très lumineux, rempli de lumière du soleil d'après-midi. Il possède également sa propre salle de bain, celui-ci avec une baignoire ainsi qu'une douche. Il possède son propre téléviseur, un magnétoscope, un réfrigérateur et la climatisation. Il fait face à une grande cour, clos privé planté d'arbres d'ombrage et est très calme et paisible. La vue de cette salle est un endroit ensoleillé, jardin clos rempli avec la floraison des arbres d'ombrage.
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Snake Catchers Brisbane provides numbers for a reliable snake catcher in your area. Only snake catchers who provide a 24 hr snake removal service are referred to within the Brisbane and Ipswich and Gold Coast areas. These catchers are fully licensed and comprehensively insured and have a minimum 10 years experience conducting snake removal activities. Further snake catchers from other localities may be found in our extensive Australia wide directory
For our snake identification service simply click here to go to our Photo ID contact page to upload your photo. We provide our Australian snake identification service free of charge and always welcome high quality images for potential inclusion on our website. This service is not just for Queensland snake identification but for all snake id across Australia.
With the cooler weather starting to embrace Brisbane, the number of snake sighting and enquiries have taken a steady decline. Contrary though to popular belief, snakes don't hibernate in winter – they just become far less active. The most common scenario at this time of year is the sighting of Coastal Carpet Pythons as they seek warm, sunny spots for thermoregulation in the immediate vicinity of suitable refugia. Carpet Python captures in June have been recorded from suburbs such as Jindalee, Richlands, Calamvale, Chapel Hill, Graceville, Toowong and Bellbowrie.
It's also that time of year when we are often contacted regarding snakes in ceiling spaces, as species such a Carpet Pythons and Common Tree Snakes will often take up residence in roofs. Remember, we are available for roof inspections should you have concerns about a snake in your roof.
A few venomous species have also been encountered throughout June with Yellow-faced Whip Snakes captured at The Gap and Springfield, a Red-bellied Black Snake from Greenbank and an Eastern Brown Snake from Eagle Farm. (Visit our Blog page for previous month Wrap Ups.)
The RSPCA snake catcher referral service is no longer provided through their general wildlife assistance service. Call the above Brisbane and Gold Coast snake catchers for assistance.
Brisbane and Gold Coast snake removal operators listed here have been referred to by the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service (QPWS) and the Department of Environment and Heritage Protection (DEHP) for over 20 years due to their reliability and expertise. Permits for snake catchers specific to snake removal from homes and buisnesses are issued by this department.


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Tuesday on Lake Effect: Bucks' Future, Honor Flights, Chef Sandy D'Amato, HoodiePet
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Tuesday on Lake Effect:
Herb Kohl wants more owners of the Bucks - we'll talk about what that means for their future. Then, a recent book chronicles the story of the honor flights that take Wisconsin's WWII vets to Washington. We talk with Milwaukee chef Sandy D'Amato about his new memoir, and we'll meet one of the young inventors of a combination sweatshirt and stuffed animal.


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A federal judge in Philadelphia denied a second bail request Wednesday from an Afghan doctor arrested last week on immigration fraud charges and accused by the government of passing coded messages for a group with terrorist ties.
U.S. District Judge Stuart Dalzell said he had "grave concerns" about the risk Hayatullah Dawari might pose to the community and the possibility that the 62-year-old could flee to his native country.
Dawari's lawyer, Nino Tinari, stressed that his client had not been formally charged with terrorist activity and contended that government lawyers were attempting to shoehorn those allegations into an immigration fraud case.


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Outdoor Calendar
January 24, 2016 Saturday – 2nd Annual Devils Lake Volunteer Fire Department fishing derby, 662-3913. Feb. 6 – State Snowmobile Ride, Marion. Feb. 6 – Bite the Ice On The Hook Derby, Van Hook, 240-2292. Feb. more »»
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January 24, 2016 People interested in taking a hunter education class in 2016 are reminded to register early as most classes are held the first few months of the calendar year. more »»
Doggies in diapers? Housetraining troubles not uncommon
January 24, 2016 LOS ANGELES (AP) — If it can happen at the White House, it can happen in any house. more »»
Nine ways to drink better wine
January 24, 2016 Aiming for a new and improved you in 2016? That's tough. Improving your wine experience? That's not hard at all. Because if you want to drink better wine, the first step is drinking wine better. more »»
Tall peaks, small-town feel of Telluride
January 24, 2016 TELLURIDE, Colo. more »»
Super Bowl tailgate of 2 cities: San Francisco, Santa Clara
January 24, 2016 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Super Bowl 50 will be a tailgate of two cities. more »»
A struggle with salmon
November 8, 2015 RIVERDALE – North Dakota needs more salmon eggs. So too do Montana and South Dakot. more »»
Deer gun opener Friday
October 29, 2015 Fewer hunters in the field should make for a quality hunting experience when North Dakota's deer gun season opens this coming Friday. That's the expectation of the state Game and Fish Department. more »»
Instruction at the range
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October 29, 2015 Warden looking to solve poaching incidents North Dakota Game and Fish Department district game warden Keenan Snyder is seeking information on several illegal-taking-of-wildlife incidents over the... more »»
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October 29, 2015 Monday – Minot Gun Club annual meeting, Grand Hotel, 7 p.m. Thursday – Minot Rifle and Pistol Club monthly meeting. Friday – Deer gun opener. Saturday – Bobcat hunting and trapping opener. Nov. more »»
Anti-algae effort enters Phase II
October 25, 2015 POWERS LAKE — The groundbreaking effort to rid a North Dakota lake of algae, particularly deadly blue-green algae, has entered Phase I. more »»
Tips for targeting tremendous fall walleyes
October 25, 2015 EDITOR'S NOTE: Dennis Jeffrey, Garrison, was crowned national walleye circuit Angler of the Year in 2004 and elected to the North Dakota Fishing Hall of Fame in 2013. more »»
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October 25, 2015 Sometimes outdoor related stories tend to pile up a bit. This is one of those times. There's several such stories developing that, I believe, are worth tracking. more »»
NDG&F fall fish surveys completed
October 25, 2015 North Dakota Game and Fish Department fisheries biologists have evaluated fish spawning and stocking success across the state. more »»
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October 25, 2015 Friday – Souris Valley Birding Club Bird Walk, Oak Park, 9 a.m. Nov. 2 – Minot Gun Club annual meeting, Grand Hotel, 7 p.m. Nov. 5 – Minot Rifle and Pistol Club monthly meeting. Nov. more »»
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October 18, 2015 BENEDICT — Some call it a North Dakota holiday. Others just know they have to participate. It is opening day of the state's pheasant season. The pheasant season for North Dakota opened Oct. more »»
A good year for large salmon
October 18, 2015 Editor's note: The annual salmon spawning run is under way on Lake Sakakawea and the Missouri River. It is expected to last for several more days. more »»
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1854 Map of the world's tallest mountains and longest rivers
Behold, a 1854 Map of the world's tallest mountains and longest rivers (alt. link), as understood at that point in time, when Dhaulagiri was thought to be the tallest mountain in the world. This is taken from the General Atlas Of The World: Containing Upwards Of Seventy Maps, which can be read (awkwardly) on Archive.org as scanned from black and white microform, or go straight for the good stuff and browse the full color maps in David Rumsey's collection of high-resolution scans of historic maps (via Dark Roasted Blend and io9).
Historic maps and photos of Africa
Northwestern University hosts a fine collection of historic East African photographs, viewable as sample sets or in their original photo-albums (requires flash). But the real prize is their wonderful collection of 113 historic maps of Africa, which are zoomable to incredible detail, also 1, 2, 3. via
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Ernest Cline's Armada is everything wrong with gaming culture wrapped up in one soon-to-be–best-selling novel
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Patton Oswalt talks to NPR about his role in the Diablo Cody scripted Young Adult, which is already gaining him Oscar buzz.
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James Wallace Harris on Variable Star, Spider Robinson's posthumous collaboration with Robert A Heinlein, the elements that make up a Heinlein juvenile and what the equivalent might be today.
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NEXT STEPS: MLB President & COO Bob DuPuy: "This was an extraordinary session, and I thank everybody in the county for their hard work. There is a lot of hard work still to do, but the fun part starts now." MLB.com's Joe Frisaro noted the Marlins are "under lease to remain at Dolphin Stadium through 2010," and with the new ballpark set to open in '12, the team will "begin negotiating" with Dolphins Owner Stephen Ross for a one-year lease extension. Meanwhile, the Marlins will "seek hosting the finals" of the '13 World Baseball Classic, and the team is "confident it will be awarded an MLB All-Star Game within a few years after the doors in the new park are open" (MLB.com, 3/23). But in Ft. Lauderdale, Sarah Talalay notes legal action "still looms" over the ballpark project, as Miami auto dealer Norman Braman, who "lost his lawsuit against the financing for the ballpark and other Miami projects last year, has filed his notice of appeal." And another suit "filed by two Miami activists claiming the deal was negotiated in private in violation of the state's public record laws was filed earlier this year" (South Florida SUN-SENTINEL, 3/24).
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Today I sent my LG Dare for repairs and the memry card was kept but when I tried it on the fixed phone it said enter a 4 digit lock code. But I never set a code. LG Phone Problem and solution
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SeaWolves' Where Are They Now, Sunday, April 20
Phil Nevin, 43, managed the Erie SeaWolves during the 2010 season after Tom Brookens was promoted to Detroit. Erie went 66-76 and finished in sixth place in the Western Division under Nevin, a former major league player. Nevin spent 12 seasons in the big leagues, playing for the Houston Astros, Detroit Tigers, Anaheim Angels, San Diego Padres, Texas Rangers, Chicago Cubs and Minnesota Twins. He was also the No. 1 pick overall in the 1992 draft by the Astros. After Nevin retired in 2007, he was an ESPN analyst for the College World Series. He managed the Orange County Flyers in the Golden Baseball League (independent baseball) in 2009 and planned on returning to the team before he was named the manager of the SeaWolves. Nevin managed the Toledo Mud Hens for three seasons and is currently the manager of the Reno Aces, the Triple-A affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks.


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The fashions gracing the runway at the "Awear Fashion Show" are accessorized with an important message: Let's stop domestic violence. The fashion show, a fundraiser for Sojourner Family Peace Center, will be held at 5 p.m. Thursday at the Harley-Davidson Museum, 400 W. Canal St. There will be hors d'oeuvres, a cocktail reception, silent auction, the raffle of designer handbags and more. Sojourner Family Peace Center helps victims of domestic abuse. Tickets are $95 and can be purchased at www.familypeacecenter.org. »Read Full Article
Singing, acting both stellar in 'Figaro'
Actors are taught to act and opera singers are taught to sing - and all too rarely do the twain really meet.
The Florentine Opera Company's production of Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro," directed by Candace Evans, cast that notion aside Friday evening with a spot-on blend of absolutely sterling singing and audience-connected acting. »Read Full Article
Theatre Gigante taps dark, creative energy in 'Electra'
While her father is out of town on business, her mother takes a lover. When her father comes home, Mom and her new consort stab him. She herself is thrown out of the house. Her baby brother now lives in exile.
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UWM work exhibited at Cannes film fest
Fourteen films by students, faculty and alumni of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Department of Film, Video, Animation and New Genres have been accepted into the short-film showcase at this year's Cannes International Film Festival, which kicks off Wednesday on the French Riviera.
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Rod Phillips has spent another year tasting and rating the wines on the shelves of the Liquor Control Board of Ontario. Now in its fifth edition, The 500 Best-Value Wines in the LCBO is a proven bestseller. The book rates each wine on a five-star, value-for-money…
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Getting firsthand information from an actual car owner is one sure way to get an idea of car performance once it leaves the lot. Autobytel features real consumer reviews that give the unbiased experience of a car.
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Cons: some trouble with dash lighting.Our base model Marquis has excellent comfort, acceleration, and appearance. It has consistently averaged 27-30 mpg at 65-70mph. The purchase price,due to a $6000 rebate, was lower than most supposedly lower priced vehicles. I would strongly recommend this car to a friend.
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What if, wrote Jenn Frank (previously), there was a computer game that involved a sexy character shopping for a bra but ended with her crying softly because she could not find one that fitted. "Everyone thought I was kidding," Ms Frank told the BBC. "I thought I was kidding, and then two hours later I was building a website for it." "It" is Boob Jam, a weekend-long event during which game developers will go without sleep to create games that offer players a more truthful and accurate depiction of breasts and what it means to have them. [more inside]
Jenn Frank: "I was one of the guys. I was always one of the guys."
I Was A Teenage Sexist - "Girls – the ones we think of as "cool" – don't trust other women, women who play by gender "rules" that the rest of us cannot quite understand. The most important things those women can seemingly do are spend money on clothes and appeal to the opposite sex. Meanwhile, we ourselves don't feel particularly female. We only feel like people. It's a tough fall. People intuitively detect that attitude, go out of their way to remind you that you're not fooling anybody. You are a woman, and you will only ever be a woman." [more inside]
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"Eller has again produced a sharply focused, insightful, and at times relentless overview of a region that continues to mystify and perplex historians, social scientists, economists, and public policy makers." Journal of American History"
"A comprehensive, powerful analysis of post-1945 Appalachia." Journal of Southern History"
"Eller pieces together a very disjointed history to make a significant contribution to our understanding of Appalachia....His parallel notions of regional uniqueness and national conformity will challenge students, scholars, and interested Appalachians to ask new questions about the region's recent past and uncertain future." Ohio Valley History"
"[Eller] has researched and written about this rural industrial region with passion, personal insight and a hope that is often lacking in work on Appalachia. Equally important, he insists that Appalachia is not a region apart, but rather that its dilemma is, in fact, increasingly America's dilemma." Journal of Rural History"
"Now as one of his field's elder statesmen, Eller systematically analyzes a more recent period in Appalachian history; a complx era of regional ferment that gave birth to his own ground-breaking book and the scholarship that evolved from it...His practical and prescient messages are essential reading for both regional and national audiences...Eller's prose persuasively refutes-once again-the persistent, intellectually lazy notions of Appalachian isolation, uniformity, and peculiarity. Eller is at his very best when he explores how "unintended consequences" of those broader developments converged with internal challenges and crises (most notably massive out-migration and unregulated strip-mining) to foster outbursts of grass-roots activism and a cultural renaissance that were simultaneously unique and universal...Uneven Ground warns Americans about an array of challenges to our national soul and general well-being including: environmental threats, inequities of status and income, and matters of economic security and sustainability." Journal of East Tennessee History"
"Few regions of America are more emblematic of the problems and challenges of poverty as Appalachia. And the author concedes that over the years - even recent years - "inequalities in the region have grown." History Wire" History Wire
" In Uneven Ground: Appalachia Since 1945, Eller examines the politics of development in Appalachia since World War II with an eye toward exploring the idea of progress as it has evolved in modern America. Appalachia's struggle to overcome poverty, to live in harmony with the land, and to respect the diversity of cultures and the value of community is also an American story. Pentsville Herald" Pentsville Herald
"A former head of the Appalachia Center at the University of Kentucky, Ron Eller is one of the most distinguished acholars of his generation. This book, along with its predecessor, Miners, Millhands, and Mountaineers: The Modernization of the Mountain South 1880-1930 constitute the definitive history of the industrialization of Southern Appalachia. Appalachian Heritage" Appalachian Heritage


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The excitement of pungent ginger, accented with fresh lemon, is complemented by Tulsi's spicy flavor and transformative energy. This exotic flavor combination will awaken your senses. Great for digestion too!
You will need a "tea basket" that inserts into a cup, a "tea ball" or an individual empty "tea bag." Place a tablespoon of Tulsi tea leaves into the tea basket, ball or tea bag, and place in your favorite mug. Bring clean fresh water to boil, and pour boiling water over Tulsi tea leaves in your cup. Cover and let steep for 5 - 10 minutes. Remove tea basket, ball or bag, and enjoy. Use more tea leaves for a stronger flavor and less for a milder flavor, as per your taste. Please note: The stronger the tea, the more potent the benefits.
Use one full tablespoon of tea per cup. Place the tea leaves in your teapot, and pour fresh boiling water over the tea leaves. Let the tea steep for 5 - 10 minutes, and pour through a small strainer directly into the cup. Use more tea for a stronger flavor and less for a milder flavor, as per your taste. Please note: The stronger the tea, the more potent the benefits.
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Very good strong flavor. Lots of ginger and lemongrass. I usually combine it with green tea to give my green tea an extra zing of flavor. Also, the healthy benefits of Tusli Basil! I regularly buy this tea over and over again because it is so good and the health benefits of both ginger and tulsi basil are exceptional. And in green tea it's the best!
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Have loved this tea for years... My only negative is the container and difficulty in recycling. I would much prefer that the looseleaf tea came in a cardboard box- I buy it this way in India and like the packaging much better than the canister.
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My favorite pick me upper...bought a couple to share with friends..I know they will love it as much as I do...
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My wife and I recently decided to explore other flavors outside of the original tulsi tea flavor by Organic India. Lemon ginger is very smooth with a nice balance of flavor and sweetness. I would highly recommend lemon ginger tulsi tea.
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I love Tulsi teas. Gives me a boost and makes me feel very healthy. i prefer loose tea and the flavor is great.
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Following much consultation with British Cycling HQ the Castle Combe Summer Series will be taking place this year, with a few changes!The new risk assessment allows us to run two senior races only, so we have opted to run a Regional C+ 3/4 and a Regional C+ E,1/2/3 race. Ladies can enter either of the above races. The decision to drop the recently introduced ladies only race was made by the BC South regional board. (Don't shoot the messenger!)
The risk assessment allows a maximum number of riders on the circuit at any one time of 140, with no one race greater than 100 riders. For the first couple of weeks the field sizes will be set at 90 for the 3/4's and 50 for the E/1/2/3's. This will be reviewed regularly.
Online entry will be available via the BC website and will close at 10am on each race day. This system is being set up over the next few days. We recommend pre entry to avoid disappointment!! We will not be able to answer any e mails regarding the possibility of entries on the day sent to the event e mail address.
Entry fees remain at £15 for seniors and £5 for Youth. Where space allows entry on the night will be charged at £18 and £7 respectively. Sign on will open at 6pm. Please be patient with the sign on team - these events are run by volunteers - most of whom will have rushed from their work straight to the event to help out.
If you know of anyone who may like to help now and again, please let us know. Signing on for the Youth races is often quite hectic so a few extra hands would be nice!
Youth races start at 7pm - Youth riders can collect their prize money from the sign on room after the races have finished and the result has been confirmed.
The senior races start from 7.30 with a time interval between each category.
Once the races have finished please return your number to the sign on room and collect your licence.
Please put your number in the appropriate order pile - this saves time for our helpers when packing up at the end of the evening, not having to re sort for next week from a scattered pile of numbers!
The Senior series is based on an overall points, so prizes will be presented at the end of the series when the points are calculated.
Each week's results will be published on the British Cycling site and the Summer Series website. We try to get as many placings as possible but always the first 10 in the seniors and at least top 3 in the youths - girls and boys. The results are sent to BC by the Monday following each race at the latest.


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Third and goal: Duke football vs. VirginiaBy Cole Winton | 11 hours ago
Following its 38-35 comeback victory over Notre Dame, Duke returns home to face off against a 1-3 Virginia team. The Cavaliers earned their first victory of the season against Central Michigan, with their offense exploding for nearly 600 total yards of offense. As the Blue Devils look to earn their first conference victory of the season, here are three keys to the game:
Contain Virginia's prolific offense
Although they were shut down against Connecticut two weeks ago, the Cavaliers move the ball—a lot. Junior quarterback Kurt Benkert averages almost 300 passing yards per game, and the senior running back duo of Albert Reid and Taquan Mizzell average 6.0 and 5.3 yards per carry, respectively. Duke should remember some of these faces from its loss at Virginia last year, when Mizzell torched Duke for three touchdowns. This attack will be especially difficult to stop without two-time All-ACC safety DeVon Edwards, who is out for the season after tearing his ACL and MCL last weekend against the Fighting Irish. Blue Devil safeties Alonzo Saxton II and Jordan Hayes will need to step up in his absence.
Continue to emphasize the ground game
Although the Blue Devils do most of their damage through the air via redshirt freshman quarterback Daniel Jones, those passes really open up for him when opponents are forced to respect Duke's running game. Redshirt senior Jela Duncan will be out with an ankle injury Saturday after rushing for a career-high 121 yards on the ground against Notre Dame, so junior running back Shaun Wilson will need to fill that void to keep the offensive attack balanced.
Carry momentum over from the big win
Last weekend, Duke was able to upset a team that was ranked in the preseason top 10. That kind of win—especially for a program without co-captains Thomas Sirk and DeVon Edwards for the rest of the year—could boost the Blue Devils' confidence for the rest of the year, and the team's ability to fight through a disappointing start to the season should resonate in the locker room. To put icing on the cake, freshman kicker A.J. Reed finally made his first field goal of the year, and it just so happened to be a game winner. Although it was shorter than an extra point at 19 yards, it was important for Reed to get that monkey off his back so the team can count on him going forward. Read more »


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A Popular Putter Gets New Life
At the 1983 PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando, Arnold Palmer walked into the main exhibition hall and headed straight for the Slotline booth. Clovis "Duke" Duclos, Slotline's founder, remembers the occasion: "I had set up a putting rug for people to try out our new Inertial putter," he says. "Arnold stayed a long time, and the crowd of his admirers grew very large, watching him putt with the Inertial on the rug. When he left, he took a floor sample and carried it throughout the show as he visited some of his sponsors and other booths. Of course, a ton of people followed him."
Duclos and Palmer never talked about it, but Duclos knew that the King knew he was giving the product a very big endorsement that day. "It was very effective, of course," says Duclos. "That year we took orders for over $300,000. At previous shows, we were lucky to do $20,000. I had commemorative sweaters with a '300 Club' logo made up for my staff."
Duclos and Palmer stayed in touch for a long time, even after Palmer inevitably moved on to other brands. "I estimate I made about two dozens putters for Arnold to mess with," says Duclos. "We were experimenting with different specs: length, lie, weight, loft, etc. I know he appreciated it. We would talk about different ideas all the time."
Palmer used a "BIG MO" model in senior tournaments for many years, but it was the Inertial that gave Slotline its big break. Greatly influenced by Karsten Solheim's design of the Ping Anser, the heel/toe-weighted model took its predecessor's high Moment of Inertia (MOI) to unprecedented heights by positioning heavy lead weights at either end of a lightweight aluminum body. Duclos calculated the Inertial's resistance to twisting - its MOI - was 1.8 times greater than the Anser's and two and a half times greater than that of a typical blade putter. Ads shouting "PUTT 2.5 TIMES BETTER!" began appearing in newspapers around the country.
Duclos, a former flight engineer working on the Skylab and S-IVB (third stage of the Saturn V rocket, responsible for getting the Apollo module from the Earth to the moon) projects at McDonnell Douglas's Huntington Beach plant, had begun his home-based putter operation in 1972. His first product featured a slot (well, more of a notch actually) on the top edge and an alignment line, the idea being that if the line was visible through the notch . . . sorry, slot . . . your eyes were positioned correctly over the ball and the sole of the club lay flush on the ground. Duclos's friends were impressed and a steady trickle of orders came in.
To further finance his burgeoning business, he took out a $30,000 second mortgage on his house and set about making the putter that would one day become the game's second-most popular and reach $16 million in sales.
Three years after establishing his business, Duclos left McDonnell Douglas to make putters full-time. Times were tough at first and he was forced to supplement his meager income with visits to Nevada's blackjack tables. But in 1982, Duclos had his "eureka" moment and came out with the Inertial. The initial response to the new putter was terrific. Before long, the company was employing 186 people and big-name professionals, most notably Palmer, were choosing to play Slotline putters without contracts. In 1985 Kathy Baker (now Kathy Guadagnino) shot 8-under-par at Baltusrol Golf Club to win the U.S. Women's Open and give the Inertial its first, and so far only, major championship.
These were heady times for Slotline, which began adding irons and woods to its inventory. Just like the color of the heel and toe weights in the Inertial putter, the Slotline name was gold. Over 12,000 sets of Hammer irons sold in a little over a year and 6,000 sets of metal woods went in the first seven months after their launch. Duclos even took his brand global, building a factory in St. Andrews, Scotland.
The good times lasted throughout the '80s. But the gold started turning green in the new decade when dwindling market share - Odyssey the main culprit - and a failed joint venture with Trinity Golf, maker of the Stiletto line of drivers, combined with several other mishaps and ill-judgments to bring the company down. "The proposed venture with Trinity actually turned into a lawsuit," says Duclos. "Slotline prevailed and I settled for compensation, but too much time had passed without an active presence in the
marketplace. By the time all that was over, my age had caught up with me and I chose to retire. Really, in the '90's, things were a mess in all sorts of ways, and I just wasn't able to move the company forward."
It was, to all intents and purposes, drained, depleted, defunct . . . dead, and the Slotline name slept peacefully enough for five years. Then, in January 2005, Firelight Corporation, a media and communications company with offices in Houston and Edmonton, Alberta, that had an exclusive arrangement to produce Butch Harmon instructional videos, acquired the name, patents and trademarks and signed a deal with Duclos for five new putter designs. "My ex-wife really wanted that deal so she could cash out her community-property interests," says Duclos.
Unfortunately, Firelight failed to resurrect the brand with any great success, leaving the way clear for Dynamic Brands of Richmond, Va., to purchase it in September 2007. Established three years previously, Dynamic Brands owned various other golf manufacturers - Bag Boy, Datrek, AMF, Devant and Burton among them. It was also the parent company of four leading child-stroller makers, BabyJogger.
Having been made aware that one, two, three or even four models just wouldn't cut it in today's overcrowded putter market, Chad Lehr, Slotline's new product manager, spent 15 months preparing a new line in preparation for the 2009 PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando. A 22-year veteran of the golf industry, Lehr had cut the grass at various golf courses and spent many years in retail, worked for the Hogan Company and in R&D for three shaft manufacturers: Rifle, True Temper and FST, before landing at Slotline where, as he puts it, he is now in control of new putters from "soup to nuts."
Amid considerable excitement, not to say nostalgia, Slotline's rebirth in Florida saw 14 new Chad Lehr designs in three separate families: SL-700 (219.95), SL-500 (179.95) and SS-300 (119.95). The four SL-500 series models were modeled very closely on the original Inertial but now featured Winn grips, milled heads built from 6061 aluminum (used in the manufacture of aircraft wings and fuselages, bicycle frames, yachts, food and beverage cans) and, in the case of the SL-582F, 206 grams of tungsten blend in the heel and toe, producing a relatively heavy putterhead of 340g.
"The response to all our models was very positive," says Lehr. "I had countless people come up to me and say how good it was to see Slotline back. Most mentioned they still had an original Inertial somewhere in their garage and added that it was the best putter they ever owned. I showed visitors to the booth the benefit of high MOI by hitting two balls simultaneously. They would both run straight and almost exactly the same distance as each other, proving even off-center hits produced a consistent roll."
Duclos was on hand and came away very impressed. "I so appreciate the bonding of the principles of high MOI to these beautiful new models," he said. "I know from experience the design discipline required, and it has been done in spades. These new models deliver the best feel and performance possible."
That was before the introduction of the SSi-600 Series ($179.95), which became available November 1, 2009, and may well be Slotline's best putter yet. The first Slotline to feature an insert, the three SSi-600 models are cast and milled from a 304 stainless steel body and possess 15g tungsten weights in the heel and toe. The insert is milled from the same 6061 aluminum that forms the body of the SL-700 and SL-500 Series.
With its tin/nickel non-glare plated finish, the SSi-600 family definitely looks as far removed from the Inertial as anything Lehr has produced. But the Duclos stamp is still clearly visible with the slot-and-line alignment system, multi-material construction and emphasis on high MOI.
Lehr is quick, in fact, to acknowledge the genius of Clovis Duclos and maintains a close professional relationship with the man who, he says, prefers No Limit Texas Hold'em to building putters these days. "Duke laid such a wonderful foundation," says Lehr. "He sought to improve upon Karsten Solheim's perimeter-weighted putters, creating clubs with the highest MOI of their time. Offering only a modern version of the original Inertial wouldn't have made sense, however, as it would have got lost in the shuffle. But it's fair to say all of our current models are inspired by Duke's work."
In turn, Duclos is flattered by Lehr's praise and happy to pass on his wisdom from time to time. "My role today is simply that of an observer," he says. "I am very pleased that Chad and Dynamic Brands are resurrecting the brand I created. I really hope they are successful. They have given me much credit as a pioneer, and I appreciate that very much."
Not half as much as golfers around the world appreciate Clovis Duclos for making the tantalizingly tricky art of putting a little bit easier.
Tony Dear is an Englishman living in Bellingham, Wash. In the early 1990s he was a member of the Liverpool University golf team which played its home matches at Royal Liverpool GC. Easy access to Hoylake made it increasingly difficult for him to focus on Politics (his chosen major) and, after dropping out, he ended up teaching golf at a club just south of London where he also made a futile attempt at becoming a "player." He moved into writing when it became abundantly clear he had no business playing the game for a living. A one-time golf correspondent of the New York Sun, Tony is a member of the Golf Writers Association of America, the Pacific Northwest Golf Media Association and the Golf Travel Writers Association. In 2009, Tony won first place for Editorial/Opinion in the ING Media Awards for Cybergolf. The article (http://www.cybergolf.com/golf_newsa_euros_take_on_the_2008_ryder_cup_matches) that impressed the judges was the one about Europe's Ryder Cup team and Captain Nick Faldo's decision to pick Paul Casey and Ian Poulter rather than Darren Clarke.
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