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Impact Environmental (Australia)
based in PORT MACQUARIE NSW, AUSTRALIA
Impact Environmental Consulting (IEC) was established in 1996 and since then has been working with a wide range of clients in Australasia. We have grown from a single person consultancy to a multi-dimensional company and now have the capability to provide a greater range of services to our clients. We have and always will be a company with high values and a strong ...
Ground Effects Environmental Services Inc.
Office in AUSTRALIA
Ground Effects Environmental Services Inc. (GEE) has developed more than 70 ground-breaking technologies to clean up soil, air and ground water contamination in hundreds of sites internationally. GEE is a premier Canadian manufacturer of remediation and water treatment systems. These systems are used to clean up contaminated soil, ground water and air emissions. GEE ...
Waste Management Australia
based in Brisbane, AUSTRALIA
We provide waste management services across all of Australia. We focus on helping small to medium businesses save money and increase recycling.Waste management Australia currently have over 100 happy customer and we are growing quickly thanks to the costs savings we have have already made.
Rio Tinto Alcan
Office in Brisbane Queensland, AUSTRALIA
Rio Tinto`s aluminium business started with Comalco in Australia in the mid 1950s. Rio Tinto bought Comalco in 2000, and the company was renamed Rio Tinto Aluminium in late 2006. In October 2007, leading mining organisation Rio Tinto acquired Alcan. Alcan integrated with Rio Tinto`s existing aluminium business, resulting in Rio Tinto Alcan. Rio Tinto Alcan is the global ...
AES - Advanced Enviro Septic
based in Cooroy, AUSTRALIA
Advanced Enviro Septic has been operating successfully in Australia for over 3 years after being a major success over the past 20 years in the USA and Canada.Australian Authorities have approved the AES waste water system and installations are reaching significant numbers.AES founder David Presby`s vision is to provide energy neutral waste water solutions to the world. ...
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Recycle Waste Motor Oils, Crude Oils and Poly Plastics into Low Sulphur EN590 Diesel.
Waterex Pty Ltd.
based in Midvale, AUSTRALIA
Waterex Pty Ltd., is an engineering company with diverse expertise in hydro-metallurgical, liquid process, water treatment and solids/liquid separation plant and equipment. Waterex Pty Ltd was formed in 1978, the Australian company opening in 1991. The technical capability of the company is derived from the in house chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, ...
AquaReuse PTY LTD
based in Wetherill Park, AUSTRALIA
Without a doubt an increasing concern facing communities all over the world today is the issue of a diminishing water supply. High levels of pollution in these resources are multiplying to the point where untreated or badly treated waste water is finding it`s way into ground water systems, natural waterways and storage areas. Coupled with that, growing populations are ...
Keep South Australia Beautiful, Inc.
based in FLINDERS PARK, AUSTRALIA
Since its beginnings in 1966, KESAB has been a unique, not-for-profit organisation and today, that is still the case. Back then, for our resources and experience in the task were limited, our primary focus was litter. But even then, we knew that standing up for the environment was about more than litter... Over the years, the tasks before KESAB have become larger and more ...
DeLaval International AB
Office in Tullamarine, AUSTRALIA
DeLaval has over 125 years of innovation and experience in the dairy business, supporting dairy farmers in managing their farms their way. Our Sustainable Dairy Farming initiative is contributing to the production of more quality food, for more people, with less impact on the environment. Our Smart Farming strategy aims at influencing and shaping the future of dairy ...
Speck Pumpen Walter Speck GmbH & Co. KG
Office in Gnangara, AUSTRALIA
The Speck Group, with its headquarters in Roth in Germany, is a family-run enterprise in the mechanical engineering sector that manufactures high-quality pumps and compressors for industrial applications. Speck has been active in this market for over 100 years and supplies its products to original equipment manufacturers and systems manufacturers in over 40 countries. ...
Alukram Pty.Ltd
based in Revesby, AUSTRALIA
Alukram Pty.Ltd is a Major Manufacturer and Supplier of Industrial Waste Management Equipment. Our reputation has been earned by providing top-quality, innovative products and total customer service. Established since 1985, we have a dedicated team of Qualified Technicians, Designers and Consultants that can provide total Waste Management Solutions.
Environment Sustaining Products Ltd
Office in AUSTRALIA
ESP is the developer of `MIVC` a small in-vessel composting technology that is suitable for remote communities, island resorts, zoos, game parks or campus type applications. It has low power and infrastructure requirements. It can be fitted with PV or wind power generating & storage packages to generate its own energy. Kindly see our website ...
Office in Dandenong South, AUSTRALIA
With manufacturing facilities on three continents and a worldwide distribution network, Sullair serves customers in every corner of the globe. Sullair's facilities located in the United States, China, and Australia are ISO 9001 certified to assure the highest quality standards in manufacturing. Dedicated training centers at all three sites offer hands-on compressor ...
AVK International A/S
Office in Wingfield, AUSTRALIA
AVK International A/S manufactures a wide range of valves, hydrants and accessories. Our products are part of vital infrastructures such as distribution of potable water, cleaning wastewater, distribution of natural gas for heating and electricity generation, and in automatic water sprinkle systems used for fire protection. Therefore, we strive to deliver high quality, ...
Keith Walking Floor
Office in AUSTRALIA
KEITH® provides a variety of solutions for handling bulk materials. The unique reciprocating slat design provides horizontal loading and unloading of nearly any bulk material or cargo. Both mobile and stationary units are used throughout the world in the refuse & recycling, agriculture, ice, cotton, wood products and paper industries. KEITH Mfg. Co. encompasses five ...
C4ES Pty Ltd (Centre for Environmental Solutions)
based in Grose Vale, AUSTRALIA
In 1997 Paul Coffey recognised the need to improve resource management in Australia through the better use of resources and technology. C4ES was set up as a result with the aim of forming links between government and industry by developing practical approaches based on the fundamental experience of staff to move towards a more sustainable future. The C4ES team draws on ...
Close the Loop Ltd
based in Thomastown Victoria, AUSTRALIA
Close the Loop Ltd is an unlisted Australian public company that has developed world-first technology to recycle all imaging consumable waste. Our purpose-built and highly sophisticated machinery processes such waste from companies across Australia and many parts of Asia.Australia's printer manufacturers have joined forces with Close the Loop to create collection and ...
Atlantis Corporation Pty Ltd
based in Chatswood, AUSTRALIA
Atlantis is a leading provider of global environmental market solutions in the field of stormwater management, collection and purification. An international company, it has developed an ecologically sustainable solution using patented `at source` drainage, purification and detention technologies. We offer a comprehensive range of skills and expertise encompassing all ...
Wingham Farm Machinery
based in Wingham, AUSTRALIA
Wingham Farm Machinery was first established by Neville Edwards in 1989; he built front end loaders, post hole diggers, and did general steel fabrication and repairs. He and WFMs first employee (Boyd Boughton) did al this in a 10mx10m dirt floor shed with fork lifts, overhead cranes and more employees. It was around this time WFMs product range grew, now including ...


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Al Melvin, Tucson State Senator Running for Governor, Misquotes Lincoln -- Doesn't Care
Al Melvin, a state senator running for governor, apparently has never heard of snopes.com.
Nor is he showing interest in debunking anything after he was flambeed by his Twitter followers over the past week and embarrassed in news articles for misquoting Abraham Lincoln.
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"@SenatorMelvin This is an urban legend. Lincoln never said this, it has been falsely attributed to him. http://www.snopes.com/quotes/lincoln/prosperity.asp ..." Sherwood chided.
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1999 Chevrolet Tracker SUV 4dr SUV
I bought this car to replace my Toyota Cressida. Big mistake. In 9 months and 12k miles, I've had to replace the alternator that actually left me stranded, blower fan, the radiator's fiberglass end-caps have cracked and started leaking, the tensioner and idler pully were worn very badly, and the car has 75K on it and none of those items are maintenance related. Repair is expensive. The electric fan breaks off the fins on the condenser hurting a/c performance a lot. The body squeaks, and the cheap plastic tabs all need replaced. They either fall off or break when removed. Mileage in 70/30 hwy/city averages 19MPG. Not impressive for a 4 banger, and it's slow.
High ground clearance. 4WD upgrade is a bolt-in affair. Suspension suprising level of articulation. 5.125 final drive climbs well, and accelerates the same fully loaded or empty. Stereo sounds good. Lots of room to haul stuff. A 52" DLP fits in the back with seats down. Map lights.
Mileage. Parts reliablility. Body too cheaply made. No lumbar support. Cheaper replacement parts since they're needed so often.
like really well fun car to drive wish
it had more power but i really enjoy
the fuel milage and back trunk room
would buy another with the v6
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Had no problems for 3 years, in the 4th year it's almost coming apart. I've
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Can someone help me put up some fliers around town?
This guy has pitched twice since May 28th. All he has done is perform since coming up. 15.2ip, 9h, 6bb, 15k, 2.87 ERA, 0.96 WHIP.
What does he need to do in order to get into some games?
Can someone help me put up some fliers around town?
This guy has pitched twice since May 28th. All he has done is perform since coming up. 15.2ip, 9h, 6bb, 15k, 2.87 ERA, 0.96 WHIP.
What does he need to do in order to get into some games?
Espn guys said last night that he was warming up.
Eh, Simon and Lecure have similar usage. Maybe just a product of how the games are playing out.
"When are we supposed to use those guys when our pitchers are going seven innings?" asked manager Dusty Baker. "Everybody has a designated job and our starters are going seven innings in all our games.
"Nevertheless, it is very important that Hoover, LeCure and Simon stay sharp," said Baker. "It's a hard thing for the front end of the bullpen to work hard to stay sharp. What you have to determine is how not to overwork and leave it all in the bullpen or when do you underwork and are not sharp in the game.
"Sometimes you realize you might have to work a little harder in the bullpen because sometimes you can decondition by just sitting out there," Baker added. "And it doesn't take long. The issue is — what are they supposed to do? How much is too much and how little is too little. So most of them run every day and then do a lot of work after games."
Hoover has allowed four earned runs on five hits in his last two outings over 2.2 innings. His GO/AO is .45. He is a fly ball waiting to leave GABP.
Having said that, I agree that Dusty needs to work in Lecure, Simon and Hoover more to take the pressure off the main four relievers, who are being used a great deal recently.
When Masset or Bray comes back, I expect Hoover to go to AAA to try and work on avoiding all the fly balls. He misses bats so he has value.
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It's typical to hold a guy back when a tie game is a possibility. That at least explains last night.
Attended 1976 World Series in my Mother's Womb. Attended 1990 World Series Game 2 as a 13 year old. Want to take my son to a a World Series Game in Cincinnati in my lifetime.
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I have a love-hate relationship with Albert Pujols. Mostly hate.
Does anybody feel like Dusty leaves the starters in too long? We have a lot of 6 inning pitchers and imo Dusty leaver them out there until they run into trouble --it's like he feels he owes it to the starter to let him get into trouble before he makes the switch. This writer would like to see him pull a guy before something goes awry. Bill James used to have a stat called quick hooks and the inverse of such --it just seems like Dusty has a lot of beliefs that are set in stone whether they make sense or not. Pull a guy before things go to pot-- you're allowed to do that. I will take my changces with the bullpen.
Davey Johnson managed here for 2.5 years and he was the master at getting a guy out of there before the trouble hit.
I have no stats to back up my claim -it could well be that i am wrong --i'd like to be is the evidence that he sticks with the starters too long?
There is nothing wrong with 6 inning pitchers in todays game when you have a full bullpen that you can call on. Keep the starters fresher for the long season, keep the "extra" relievers like Simon, Hoover and LeCure sharper, too. Some of these 7 inning stints by the starters have proven to be an been an inning too long.
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Sometimes Margaret Cho feels as if she doesn't fit in. Other times she knows it for a fact. Shopping at a swanky New York City boutique last year with pal Kathy Griffin, Cho found only one garment that looked as if it could fit her. Then "the praying mantis sales-clerk, she was so skinny, snatched it out of my hand and said, 'You can't try that on. You'll tear it,' " says Cho. "I was so demoralized."
Now Cho is fighting back with her favorite weapon: her stand-up act. In Chicago on March 1 she kicks off Revolution, a 35-city tour featuring the comedian's no-holds-barred take on politics, race and, most important, her newfound self-acceptance. Turning 34 last year, "I woke up to a lot of things," says Cho. "I'm happy with the way that my life is. All of that worry and fear has gone away. The show really reflects that."
Indeed, after a decade-long struggle with weight, Cho says she is no longer obsessing over her body image. "I just don't care anymore. I want to look how I want to look." Her professed indifference to the contrary, Cho is looking slimmer than ever these days. Having eschewed fad diets, Cho says she finally "learned that everything has repercussions, so I stopped thinking about eating," and now eats only when she is hungry.
She recently got engaged to Al Ridenour, 42, an L.A. artist with whom she shares a three-story Mediterranean-style home in Glendale, Calif. "It's one of the happiest times in her life," says best friend Ava Stander. "It's like everything is aligned just right for her."
About time, too. In two stand-up tours turned feature films, 2000's I'm the One That I Want (also the title of her autobiography) and 2002's Notorious C.H.O., Cho has chronicled her battles with drugs, alcohol and weight, which were exacerbated by her 1994 sitcom All-American Girl. After ABC insisted that she lose weight for the series, Cho dropped 30 lbs. in two weeks. Her kidneys collapsed in protest. When Girl was canceled in 1995, "I did drugs and drank," says Cho. "But food was my real addiction." Finally, in 1996, a hungover, overweight Cho realized "this isn't me, this is stupid."
"To turn to drugs and alcohol, that's so characteristic of the Hollywood dream falling apart," says her brother Hahn, 29, who acts in commercials. "The good thing about Margaret is that she rose above it."
Her struggles actually began as a child in San Francisco, where her parents ran a local bookstore. Teased by other kids about her Korean name, Moran (which she changed to Margaret at age 10), Cho began skipping class frequently in high school and was expelled at 15. She was accepted into performing arts school, but dropped out at 17 to pursue stand-up. Her star ascended after she toured with Jerry Seinfeld in 1991, which led to All-American Girl.
This fall she plans to take Revolution Off-Broadway. At the same time, she and Stander plan to launch a clothing line, High Class Cho. "I want to take away the stigma of whatever 'plus-size' means," says Cho, who will substitute size labels with the names of '50s icons: "Lana Turner" for small (sizes 8-10) and "Marilyn Monroe" for medium (12-14). "You want something in a Calista? You got to special-order that."
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Both Cut Bank and Shelby schools are asking for approval for a levy this year and voters are headed to the polls today, May 3.
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Both Cut Bank and Shelby schools are asking for approval for a levy this year and voters are headed to the polls today, May 3.
Cut Bank Schools are seeking an elementary levy for $101,184...
Saturday - after the jump.
An unfortunate incident this morning in Shelby with a street sweeper running into a home. Apparently, the street sweeper was going up the hill and the engine quit...
We wont' be carrying Play-by-Play, but we'll have the latest results from area teams for the District Tournament this weekend on both KSEN and KZIN - Friday and Saturday...
Friday's Scores
The Associated Press
Anaconda 38, Deer Lodge 14
Arlee 54, Darby 16
Belgrade 64, Livingston 8
Bigfork 49, Troy 7
Billings Senior 47, Billings Skyview 13
Billings West 41, Great Falls 30
Bozeman 56, Great Falls Russell 21
Chester-Joplin-Inverness 71, Centerville 6
Colstrip 30, Baker/Plevna 16
Columbia Falls 44, Frenchtown 6
Columbus 52, Roundup 44
Conrad 70, Harlem 0
Custer-Hysham 75, Bridger 61
Cut Bank 35, Shelby 6
Dillon 33, Butte Central 7
Fairfield 29, Choteau 12
Flint Creek 50, Victor 14
Geraldine/Highwood 41, Big Sandy 24
Harlowton 64, Broadview-Lavina 56
Havre 48, Polson 28
Helena 38, Butte 25
Helena Capital 35, Missoula Big Sky 21
Hot Springs 86, Lincoln 6
Huntley Project 56, Shepherd 14
Jefferson (Boulder) 23, Manhattan 15
Jordan 64, Mon-Dak 57
Kalispell Glacier 41, Kalispell Flathead 26
Lewistown (Fergus) 28, Browning 0
Malta-Whitewater-Saco 48, Glasgow/Hinsdale/Nashua 0
Miles City 52, Glendive 35
Missoula Loyola 24, Florence 6
Missoula Sentinel 56, Missoula Hellgate 8
Park City 44, Absarokee 6
Plains 54, Seeley-Swan 50
Red Lodge 32, Big Timber 27
Richey-Lambert 52, Terry 36
Savage 63, Ekalaka 12
Scobey-Opheim 58, Plentywood 20
Sidney 42, Hardin 7
Simms 58, Belt 28
St. Ignatius 51, Ronan 14
Stevensville 58, Corvallis 51
Sunburst 68, Heart Butte 12
Townsend 53, Whitehall 21
Twin Bridges 35, Ennis 30
Whitefish 52, Hamilton 19
Friday's Scores
The Associated Press
Baker/Plevna 38, Forsyth 25
Arlee 34, Flint Creek 14
Belgrade 35, Lewistown (Fergus) 6
Big Timber 36, Joliet 0
Billings Central 56, Glendive 0
Billings Senior 40, Great Falls 0
(UNDATED) – Our KSEN/K96—Bozeman Trophy Athletes of the week had big performances in big games last week. Female athlete of the week honors go to 5'8" sophomore Brittany Brusven who put up big numbers in teh key volleyball match of the week in the 1B. Both teams were undefeated in conference play coming into the match, and while Shelby's overall team play was a key in their 3/2 victory, Brusven's numbers were undeniable. Thirteen kills topped all players, but she also had ten digs, ten assists, two aces and five blocks. While Brusven is officially listed as setter she plays as strong as anyone at the net and int he back row, as the numbers show. Shelby head coach Ron Buck said it was definitely one of the best overall matches he has sen as the head coach. Brusven also added four kills, nine digs, three aces and a team leading sixteen assista in a 3 game sweep over Browning. Buck called the win over Choteau... undoubtedly a huge victory that puts the Coyotes atop the conference with a 4/0 mark. He says compared to the start of the season, the biggest improvement has been how the team's playing together after replacing fours seniors from a year ago.
Football standings are updated and the top 10 for Class B look like this:
Well, we started our sports season with a few bumps last weekend, but we're hitting our stride this week! We'll get started tonight with the Fort Lewis at Montana State game on KSEN AM 1150 - tune in for that one at 6 o'clock...
Want to cruise the streets of Shelby, Cut Bank or Conrad playing as Pac-Man? You can with the Google Maps April Fools Day gag.
Google Maps has made any location on their map playable as a Pac-Man game...
Thursday's Scores
The Associated Press
Central A at Great Falls Russell
First Round
Lewistown (Fergus) 44, Livingston 42
Northern C at Great Falls
First Round
Belt 60, Chinook 45
Hays-Lodgepole 49, Sunburst 47
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Bob Kravitz of The Indianapolis Star: "Larry Bird might have just saved his job. More important, though, the Indiana Pacers president, along with general manager David Morway, just made their long-irrelevant team about a thousand times more interesting and competitive. Hello, Darren Collison, point guard of the future, short and long term, and a guy who is still playing on his modest rookie contract. Hello, James Posey, a veteran defensive presence with 3-point shooting capabilities, a championship pedigree and a reasonable $13 million left in the final two years of his deal. And goodbye, Troy Murphy, who performed solidly during his time here but carried an albatross of a contract ($11,968,253, the Pacers' highest for this season) that now lands in New Jersey's lap. The Pacers immediately dropped $4 million from payroll. Two words: Great. Deal. What's not to love? ... As for Bird and Morway, this one might have been a job-saver. As the weeks wore on without any Pacers news, and news of Donnie Walsh's imminent departure from New York, it struck me that Walsh might land back here in Indy to replace Bird. But give Bird and Morway credit: They stuck to their guns, refused to take on big contracts for short-term gain, and kept their eyes on the ball. Finally, we're seeing the dividends. Not just a good deal. A great one."
Dave D'Alessandro of The Star-Ledger: "The Nets have landed their starting power forward, and in an ancillary benefit, he happens to be a Jersey Guy. Troy Murphy, the Sparta native who is one of those rare NBA commodities -- a double-double machine -- was acquired from the Indiana Pacers today in a four-team, five-player trade that cost the Nets starting two-guard Courtney Lee. The deal is low-risk and high-reward for Nets GM Billy King, because it's rare to land a productive power forward in the prime of his career with an expiring contract, one who is willing to hold a job until rookie Derrick Favors is ready to snatch it from him. 'When I looked at the team, and talking with Avery (Johnson) about where we are, I think Derrick Favors is going to be an All-Star down the road,' King said. 'But I felt we were a little thin at the power forward spot, and looking at Brook Lopez -- and looking at how I think Avery wanted to coach -- one of the players who stood out to me right away was Troy Murphy.' "
Les East of NewOrleans.com: "When Dell Demps met Chris Paulfor the first time in an air-clearing meeting a couple of weeks ago, I think the GM told the All-Star point guard to give him a chance to show the Hornets can and will build a championship contender sooner rather than later. He convinced Paul to give rookie coach Monty Williams a chance to prove he's someone Paul will want to play for long term. On Wednesday, Demps backed up the words of two weeks ago with actions. No, the arrival of Trevor Ariza and Marco Belinelli won't cause Paul to call Demps and say, 'I'm sold. We're on our way. Where do I re-up?' But the trades -- Darren Collison and James Posey to Indiana for Trevor Ariza in a four-team deal and Julian Wright to Toronto for Belinelli -- should give Demps some credibility. First, by trading away the player who would replace Paul if Paul were dealt (Collison), Demps is telling the world that Paul isn't going anywhere any time soon. By acquiring Ariza and dealing Posey, Demps is saying 'we're getting younger because we plan to have the pieces in place to compete for a championship throughout Chris' prime.' "
Ryan Wolstat of the Toronto Sun: "The Raptors have shuffled the deck, but they basically replaced one low card with another. Adding Julian Wright, formerly of New Orleans Hornets, for Marco Belinelli likely won't mean much in the grand scheme of things. Belinelli showed flashes, but his erratic shot selection and spotty commitment to defence led him to head coach Jay Triano's doghouse too often and his role was bound to be small this season. In Wright, the Raptors add a 6-foot-8, multi-skilled combo forward who was highly touted as a third team all-American coming out of Kansas for his ability to do a little bit of everything on the court. The Raptors take a significant step back in the shooting category: Wright's lack of a jumper is the biggest hole in his game, but add another athletic, defensively capable player to a roster which increasingly seems to be heading in that direction."
Jonathan Feigen of the Houston Chronicle: "Still, as with the deal for Kyle Lowry, the Rockets traded a starter (Trevor Ariza) in a multi-team deal for a player expected to be a backup. As with that deal, they went after a player they had tried to get for years, having spent nearly two years in pursuit of Lowry and more than two years chasing Courtney Lee. And as with that deal, they did it in part because they were not sure how the player they were trading would react to a cut in playing time. ... Gersson Rosas described him with the Rockets' form of high praise. He said Lee was 'cut in the same cloth as Shane Battier.' He will use information, follow a game plan and stay entirely disciplined to do the job as directed. Daryl Morey and Rosas also said again and again that this was not a cost-cutting move. Morey insisted the Rockets would have done it even if they did not save a dime, as opposed to the nearly $10 million they would save in salary and luxury tax. He added that Leslie Alexander has already given the go-ahead to use the $6.3 million trade exception the Rockets picked up in the trade, a deal that if he pulls it off would end up costing the Rockets $2.6 million in tax and salary compared to if they just stood still on Wednesday. They made the move, he said, to get the guy they wanted and had wanted since 2008. The argument sounded very familiar, he had to admit. He can only hope it works out as well."
George Diaz of the Orlando Sentinel: "Just last week, an elderly gentleman approached Doc Rivers after a round of golf at Interlachen Country Club. 'Hey I'm only two years older than Shaq,' he said. 'Can you sign me too?' I think Doc is going to get a lot of that this season. He's ready with a few zingers of his own. 'We're the only team with players eligible for the All-Star and the Legends Game,' Rivers said. He laughs at all the swipes and the slights, and the suggestions that the Heat are ruining the game. What's the problem? Doc embraces the Axis of Evil (my words, not his) as astute businessmen. 'If you were a businessman who could buy two other companies to form what would be a dominant company, what businessman wouldn't do that?' he said. 'That's what LeBron did. I have no problem with that. It just makes it more challenging for us, the Magic and everybody else. It's puts a bull's eye on them. Well, everybody wants to beat the Celtics, too. You want the pressure, You don't want to run from it.' Good for Doc. No whining, no complaints, no whispers of collusion. It would be good for everybody else to follow his lead."
Bob Cooney of the Philadelphia Daily News: "Andre Iguodala was impressive in workouts in Las Vegas last month and in the few days the team has spent in New York this week. The burden of having to be the man, as often happens when he is donning a 76ers uniform, is obsolete. 'I basically try to do the same things [as during the regular season], but I have a little more energy,' Iguodala said. 'Everybody does. K.D. [Durant] has more energy to score, same with Rudy Gay. Our shooters have a lot of energy to shoot and our defenders spend a lot of time defending. I think everybody is playing to their strength. I really have to play defense. We're small, so I have to rebound. I really have to focus on that area and just knock down open shots and take care of the ball. Everyone's game is really simple.' If Iguodala continues to play to his strengths, which he has been doing throughout the workouts, according to Mike Krzyzewski he will be more than just a good piece to a puzzle that has a lot of really good pieces. 'For us, Andre's been one of our best players,' Krzyzewski said. 'He's in great shape, he's in midseason shape. He's doing the things that come naturally to him that are easier for him most of the time. Like, he's playing defense. He's filling a lane, he's driving the ball, he's not forcing shots. He's really been an easy guy to play with. Athletically, he's as good an athlete we have.' "
Dan Duggan of the Boston Herald: "In his four years with the Celtics, Rajon Rondo has transformed from a question mark into one of the NBA's elite point guards. Though Rondo has made major progress, the 24-year-old still has room to grow. Celtics coach Doc Rivers believes Rondo will make strides this summer, as he is currently going through training camp with Team USA in preparation for the world championships in Turkey Aug. 28-Sept. 12. 'I like that he's playing with them,' Rivers said on Tuesday. 'I think the whole team part of that is good for Rondo. I think every day he's in that team atmosphere is another day for him to learn.' ... Rivers' top priority is for Rondo to improve as a free throw shooter. Rondo, a 63 percent shooter from the line for his career, shot an abysmal 26.3 percent in the Finals. 'I think when he becomes a better free throw shooter it'll make him a better driver,' Rivers said. 'I think, unfortunately it happened in the Finals, when he started missing free throws he stopped driving. That's what all guys do.' "
Janis Carr of The Orange County Register: "Playing for the Lakers. Living in L.A. Competing alongside Kobe Bryant, Pau Gasol and the others. They were all good reasons why Shannon Brown should re-sign with the Lakers. But it was the chance at winning a third consecutive NBA title that led Brown to spurn other teams and return to the two-time defending champion Lakers. On Wednesday, the athletic guard officially signed a two-year, $4.6 million contract with the Lakers at the team's training facility in El Segundo. 'It (possibility of winning a three-peat) is pretty special,' said Brown, who has won two NBA titles since being acquired by the Lakers in February 2009 as part of a trade with Charlotte. 'There are a lot of guys who came through this NBA, some lasted, some didn't. Some played 15 years and can't say they even made it to the Finals. The possibility of winning three NBA championships is something that will go down in history.' "
Michael Cunningham of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: "Larry Drew said his emphasis is on exploiting Atlanta's strengths rather than covering for its weaknesses. It's an aggressive approach. There certainly will be more turnovers. Theoretically there should be fewer isolations and long jump shots. I figure Drew will have to use his bench liberally, too, if he wants the Hawks to run a lot of motion offense and while also becoming a bona fide defensive team. He'll have to make lineup adjustments on the fly. The Hawks are going to have to be in good shape to run this stuff; Drew said conditioning would a 'top priority' early in training camp. The Hawks also are going to have to be precise, unselfish and persistent. Drew has some work to do with that Woody had a lot of stuff he wanted to run too but he never could coax guys to do it consistently. Things got tough and the Hawks freelanced. Drew is going to have to break the Hawks out of their iso offense, sometime-y defense mold. It will be interesting to see how he manages it and how the players take to it once it's time to do the work."
Mike McGraw of the Daily Herald: "Veteran guard Keith Bogans, who officially signed with the Bulls on Wednesday, is heading to his new team with some personal history on his side. During his high school years, Bogans played with Carlos Boozer at a basketball tournament in Germany. 'I've known Boozer since we were 13, 14 years old,' Bogans said in a phone interview. 'I know his mom, dad, his whole family. He's going to be great here. He's a great guy, on and off the court. He works extremely hard and wants to win. I think he's going to put that into all the young guys' heads. All of us will be able to feed off that.' ... Bogans said he had some options with other teams, such as New Orleans, but he and his agent targeted the Bulls as his preferred destination when the summer began. He spent last season with San Antonio, averaging 4.4 points per game. The Bulls turned down a chance to sign seven-time all-star Tracy McGrady, who is coming off microfracture knee surgery, to go with Bogans. ... 'I'm an older guy now, so to come in here and play with a group of young guys like they have here, it's going to be real exciting,' he said. 'It's going to be fun to be a part of and fun to watch.' "
Jody Genessy of the Deseret News: "Karl Malone thought the Hall of Fame should have bent the rules for him last year. As it turned out, The Mailman did not receive a special invitation to be enshrined into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame a year early to allow him to enter with Utah Jazz inductees John Stockton and Jerry Sloan in 2009. 'In my little crazy world,' Malone said, 'I thought maybe they would make an exception.' Even though he had to wait the full five years after retirement to become eligible to be nominated like all other players, Malone will at least get a chance to enter the Hall of Fame with his favorite passer in 2010. The Jazz legends will both be immortalized in the hoops haven together Friday night along with the rest of their teammates from the original Dream Team. The U.S. men's basketball team, which clobbered all foes en route to the 1992 Olympic gold medal in Barcelona, Spain, is one of two teams that will be enshrined. Malone still believes the Hall of Fame missed out on a marketing opportunity to have three guys from the same NBA organization enter together. In his mind, organizers could've easily rationalized the exception by saying, 'We thought it would only be the right thing to do if Karl and John went in together.' "
Charles F. Gardner of the Journal Sentinel: "Former Milwaukee Bucks guard Junior Bridgeman is being honored for his community service Friday, when he will receive the 2010 Fellowship Open Legends Award. U.S. Sen. Herb Kohl, owner of the Bucks, will present the award at Silver Spring Country Club as part of the annual charity golf event. Bridgeman, 56, has made a successful transition from a career on the basketball court to the business world. He is the owner and president of Bridgeman Foods, and oversees 121 Chili's Grill & Bar restaurants and 161 Wendy's restaurants throughout the country. ... Last year, former Milwaukee Braves and Milwaukee Brewers slugger and baseball Hall of Famer Hank Aaron was honored with the Fellowship Open award. Since the golf tournament was started in 2001, it has raised more than $500,000 for more than 50 youth organizations."


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This weekend It's Showtime has a huge event coming up, including the "Benelux retirement" of Peter Aerts against internationally-acclaimed Tyrone Spong. The twenty-six year old Spong is possibly looking to make the transition to MMA, but not before settling his debts in the Kickboxing world and making his way to the top. Fighting Peter Aerts in one of his retirement fights is a huge honor for Spong, and would be one of his biggest wins at Heavyweight to date, which he very much needs. Spong has been training in Florida with Rashad Evan's "Blackzilian" camp, including fighters like former K-1 World Grand Prix Champion Alistair Overeem, so he will without a doubt be in good shape and will have had a decent sparring partner, to say the least.
It's Showtime 58 will air live on HDnet this Saturday at 3pm Eastern time, or if you are not in the United States or wish to view the entire card, purchase the event from ShowtimeFights.com.
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Skip to comments.Simon & Schuster Sees Lewinsky-Free Hillary Book as Million Seller
Posted on 04/28/2003 10:55:37 AM PDT by kattracks
Hillary Clinton's White House memoirs are apparently ready to go, reports last month to the contrary, with her publisher, Simon & Schuster, preparing a whopping million-copy initial press run.
Titled "Living History," Mrs. Clinton's 576-page tome is set to hit bookstores on June 9, with an audio version read by Hillary herself planned for release the same day.
The book will be billed as a "complete and candid" accounting of her years as first lady, from the health care debate to impeachment to the launching of her own political career, reports the Associated Press.
But others familiar with the project say that New York's junior senator has gone back on her pledge to write a true tell-all, and will gloss over the juicy details of her husband's affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky and relationships with dozens of other women that have threatened to sink their marriage.
"Much of it - especially as she relives those early years - is touching and delicious," reported the New York Post's Cindy Adams two weeks ago. "And whoever's seen it, loves it. However, those close to the manuscript are saying that, unfortunately, she won't tell the seamy slimy stuff."
Rumors have swirled since Clinton inked her deal for an $8 million advance that she figured her marriage to Bill would be over by publication date - and that dishing more dirt could only generate more sympathy and give her ambitions for higher office a boost.
But with a Clinton divorce not in the cards, Hillary decided not to get into her private life as a first lady scorned.
"Why would she?" noted Adams. "She's going to rise higher in public life. ... Telling how her guts turned during Operation Monica is not statesmanlike. 'They' want the Vince Foster truth. More of the Bill and Hill inside."
"This she isn't doing," insisted the Post's gossip maven.
"Those who love her say she doesn't need the money and should give back her $2.whatever mil advance," says Adams, which sounds like a veiled threat to Simon & Schuster to take the sanitized version of Hillary's book - or forget about the whole project.
Luckily for New York's junior senator, the bluff apparently worked.
"Only a small handful of books have a 1-million-copy first printing, and I cannot think of another nonfiction book in recent history that has had that large a first printing," boasted Clinton lawyer Robert Barnett to the AP.
For readers interested in a fuller account of the inside story, "Living History" won't be the only Clinton book in stores this summer. "Hillary's Scheme," by NewsMax.com's Carl Limbacher, is due out on Aug. 5, and will be chock full of information Mrs. Clinton won't be covering in her sanitized screed.
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Yes, left-wing knotheads...
Is there anything BUT slime in her living history?????? Wonder how she got over 500 pages without any of this stuff in the book.
Yes, left-wing knotheads...
In bulk.
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That would be Chelsea and Sid Blumenthal.
Two books about witches in one week. Can't beat that with a broomstick.
Her campaign will.
I would rather listen to a recording of fingernails going over a blackboard or the soothing sound of a dentist's drill being rev'ed up.
I'm not buying it or looking at. There are better fiction novels out there to read.
She could have named it "My Struggle" but that title was already taken.
they used and abused photoshop!
but the book will show some sales then will go downhill.
>Two books about witches in one week. Can't beat that with a broomstick.
One book is a fictional story. The other is about a kid riding a broomstick.
She could leave out the "seamy stuff" and just tell the truth, but, alas, who expected that.
From my cold, dead hands...
Heard part of Limbaugh today. I think he said something about "print run a first for a non-fiction book", which again,
anybody can write a non-fiction book. But what is a book that
claims fantasy as reality called?
Besides, she said she could remember anything...
Great job!
Just curious. Is anyone out there going to buy this? (For the record, I'm not.)
Her campaign's election/war chest will. They need to keep this book 'propped up' on the best seller's list. Then her campaign will be enabled, ad nauseam, to regale the populace how this country is interested in all things Hillary.
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Guillermo del Toro and Andy Muschietti have an impressive horror movie coming soon for all you horror fans. Mama is about 2 little girls who are found in the woods and are almost animal like. They are taken in and when all seems to be going good, a hauntingly chilling entity comes back for the girls. The trailer looks awesome and Mama is definitely on my must sees list for horror movies coming in 2013.
Guillermo del Toro presents Mama, a supernatural thriller that tells the haunting tale of two little girls who disappeared into the woods the day that their parents were killed. When they are rescued years later and begin a new life, they find that someone or something still wants to come tuck them in at night.
Mama (2013)
Synopsis: Annabel and Lucas are faced with the challenge of raising his young nieces that were left alone in the forest for 5 years.... but how alone were they?
Directors: Andrés Muschietti
Genres: Horror
Runtime: 100
MPAA Rating: PG-13
Awards: 12
Nominations: 14
Writers: Andrés Muschietti, Barbara Muschietti, Neil Cross
Producers: J. Miles Dale, Guillermo del Toro, Ingrid Fernández de Castro, Cristina Lera Gracia, Barbara Muschietti
Musicians: Fernando Velázquez
Editors: Michele Conroy
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Together with the Polish Institute Berlin in cooperation with the Zachêta National Gallery of Art in Warsaw the Deutsche Bank KunstHalle is venturing an exciting experiment. It is asking winners and nominees of the "VIEWS" Award, the most important prize for young Polish art, to provide works that engage with this award. "COMMON AFFAIRS. Revisiting the VIEWS Award – Contemporary Art from Poland" reflects both the individual artist as well as the transformation of the Polish art scene.
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Incidents many, but cases just a few
By Mouli Mareedu - HYDERABAD
Published: 10th December 2012 10:13 AM
Last Updated: 10th December 2012 10:13 AM
Do you know how many cases are under trial in courts in the state? Just 15 though you hear about instances of corporal punishments almost every day. Why so few then? More surprisingly, there have been no convictions so far.
The state has recorded around 35 cases of physical punishment of school children in the last three months. Of these, around five have been reported from the state capital alone. According to sources, nearly 293 cases of corporal punishment were recorded last year. These include incidents of suicide due to mental stress.
The NCPCR has sought details regarding 27 cases while eight cases are being handled by the Andhra Pradesh State Human Rights Commission (APSHRC). Child punishment attracts a fine of Rs 25,000 and imprisonment up to three years.
Most of the cases of corporal punishment registered by the law & order police are transferred to the crime investigation department (CID) which will look into the issue to take appropriate action against the accused.
Additional director-general of police (CID) T Krishna Prasad, who has taken charge recently, says: `Corporal punishment is a crime. The Supreme Court court has already passed orders banning the heinous practice in schools. Yet, many incidents of corporal punishment are reported from various places in the state.
The police are trying to prevent such incidents from happening but they are not meeting with success. "We ask our sub-inspectors to hold meetings with school managements to ensure that the rights of children are not violated. Senior officials are required to visit schools and speak to children and teachers,'' Krishna Prasad said.
Recently, a teacher-cum-principal caned a UKG student of Orbit Grammar School at Indira Gandhi Puram in Sanatnagar police limits in Hyderabad. The mother of 5-year-old Mohammed Ghouse had requested the teacher, Mumtaz Hussain (45), to deal with her son who refused to go to school. The teacher, on seeing the boy not listening to the teacher but talking to fellow students, caned him. The caning caused such severe injuries on the boy's back that he collapsed on the floor in the classroom itself. Basing on the complaint lodged by the parent, the police registered a case against the teacher, Mumtaz, under Section 324 (voluntarily causing hurt with dangerous weapons or other means) of IPC. Mumtaz has been released recently from jail on bail. The case is still pending in a local court.
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It sure didn't feel like it this week, but spring has sprung - at least in terms of new albums.
The next three months are going to be a busy time. Country superstars including Kenny Chesney and Blake Shelton have new material to share ahead of major tours, will.i.am will (reportedly) finally get around to releasing a solo album he said would be out in 2011, and spring will see two of the most anticipated releases of the year, from Justin Timberlake and David Bowie, who made their latest albums in secret after spending several years away from music. And that just scratches the surface. »Read Full Article(2)
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■Aidan Knight, "Small Reveal" (Outside Music). Canadian band named after one of its members decamps to a cabin in British Columbia, returns with 15 songs with widescreen tendencies and smart instrumental arrangements on a disc getting a delayed U.S. release.
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Three Milwaukee artists to compete in world's largest art competition
Anytime 400,000 people become actively engaged in a dialogue about art, someone, somewhere is doing something right. ArtPrize, described as a "radically open" international art competition, takes place each fall in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Today, the organization announced its final list of artists for its fifth art festival. Three are from Milwaukee. A total of 1,524 entries representing 47 countries and 45 states will show work at 169 venues. The artists and venues "met" via the online dating-like system that ArtPrize sets up. It's curating by crowd sourcing. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
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Benchmark crude for February delivery fell 21 cents at $92.91 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Prices jumped as much as 2 percent Wednesday after a deal in Washington averted the "fiscal cliff" of automatic tax increases and spending cuts.
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News & Notes: Back to Paddling, Golf With a Porn Star, More Good Guys and the Sex Pistols
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ABC News has picked up on Gilbert Leal's mission to bring paddling back to the Dallas Independent School District -- despite the fact that the school board and the super ain't too interested in handing out swats, sorry. Besides, says the exec director of the Center for Effective Discipline, it just don't work: "They paddle the same kids over and over, and they are more often boys, more often children with disabilities, poor children or minorities." ...
[Update at 4:30 p.m.: Leal just called and said he's been fired by the DISD after his two-month tenure as a TAKS tutor at Connor Elementary. "They said this topic that I generated was causing too much talk amongst the teachers, and they felt that was a distraction," he says. "I just think that they're scared and they don't need someone generating a policy their school board is 100 percent against." I've asked Jon Dahlander, DISD spokesman, for a comment.]
But you know who kinda doesn't mind the rough stuff? Joslyn James, star of The Eleventh Hole (sweet fancy Moses) and the Tiger Woods galpal who leaked those sexts. Just got an e-mail from Michael Precker at The Lodge who says you too can walk the course with James and Tori Black at the First Annual Tiger Tail Tournament on May 28 out at Cedar Crest Country Club. Admission's $150, preferably all in ones. There will, of course, be pole dancing ... pardon, pole dancing instruction. My bad. ...
You know what's not bad, not bad at all? The Good Guys pilot. Finally saw it Wednesday night, and long story short: Very Dallas-y, down to the use of the word "Dallas" every 2.4 minutes on average. Didn't know there was a pawn shop next to Cowboy Chow in Deep Ellum; then again, till the FOX series came to town, there wasn't a police station inside the Food & Fiber Building at Fair Park either. I'll review closer to its sneak-preview date on May 19, but till then, here's a lengthy interview with show creator Matt Nix in which the man also behind Burn Notice says, among other things:
Dallas is incredibly film-friendly; they were incredibly welcoming. I'll never forget my first scout where I asked if we could, I jokingly asked if we could shut down a downtown street to do a bank robbery scene. The scout turned to me and said, "You can shut down this street and you can shut down the street up there. You can shut down the crosswalk; can't shut down the highway over there." I was like, "All righty then, are you serious?" And he was like, "Yes, yes, no problem." You can crash it; you can blow something up, whatever you want. People were incredibly film-friendly and the city just has a great look for a cop show so that was very exciting to me as well.
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Douglas McAuthur McCain, an American man who was killed while fighting for the Islamic State in Syria, is not the first U.S. citizen to die as an Islamic militant in the war-torn country, and the FBI warns there are dozens more still fighting. For more on why Americans and others are joining terror groups abroad, Gwen Ifill talks to Humera Khan of Muflehun and Jessica Stern of Harvard University. Continue reading
Sunni extremists continue to gain ground in Iraq and now militants led by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) have captured the town of al Qaim on the border with Syria. Alison Stewart speaks with Gideon Rose of the Council of Foreign Relations about the threat that militant extremists pose in Iraq and America's role in the situation. Continue reading
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Fragile relations between Lebanon's various religious sects have been strained by the continuing fallout of neighbor Syria's civil war and resentment of Syrian refugees. Margaret Warner concludes her series of reports from Lebanon with a closer look at the country's sectarian politics. Continue reading
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I've had three mc in the last 2 years. One prior and two since my last successful pregnancy. I've been doing some research on medications to help prevent miscarriage once you test positive. I know that Duphaston is banned in America, and was just recently taken off the market in the UK in early 2008.
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Tensions are high in the Middle East after an Israeli security guard shot and killed a Palestinian protester.
Israeli police said the guard opened fire out of self defense after he was stopped at a barricade set up by Palestinians and rocks were thrown at him.
The incident took place overnight at the Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem's Old City. The Palestinian killed was identified as Samir Serhan.
After the shooting, protesters threw stones and set cars on fire. Several were injured -- including Israeli police.
The Jerusalem Post reported up to 1,000 people joined a funeral procession in Jerusalem for Serhan overnight.
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"What We Talk about When We Talk about God" by Rob Bell, read by the author, c.2013, HarperAudio, $14.99 / $16.99 Canada: For most of your life, you've had a good relationship with God.
He's a close personal friend, in fact, and you talk to him often. He even lives nearby; so close, that you visit him often. He's a good listener, too.
But is the God you know the same God your friend knows? Can the reality of God mesh with science, nature and culture? In the new audiobook "What We Talk about When We Talk about God," written and read by Rob Bell, you'll see how we're at the very edge of a whole new way of answering those questions.
Turn on any news channel or pick up the paper, and it seems like everybody knows what God wants. The thing is, says Bell (a pastor for more than 20 years), "we have a problem with God." That is, two people who talk about him are talking about "two extraordinarily different realities while using the exact same word."
When we talk about God, "we are all over the place." And yet – people want to talk about him: what they were taught, what they believe and what makes them hopeful. Even when in a group of atheists, Bell was asked about the miraculous.
And how can there not be miracles? Bell points at the universe, its size and how the miracle of you ("a phenomenon that simply didn't exist here for billions of years") leads to holism, which leads to God – who defies analysis and description. We talk about God using words, but he goes beyond words.
Still, God is with us. He's there when we realize we're seeing something our soul wants us to remember: the big moments, and the small ones. He is for us and wants the best for all of humanity, whether they believe in him or not, whether we know we need help or not. And he is ahead of us, "pulling us forward" for greater and greater understanding, rights and peace.
Written and read by author and pastor Rob Bell, "What We Talk about When We Talk about God" is packed with grace and goodness. There's also a lot of thought provoking here, which is why I enjoyed this audiobook so much.
In meshing evolution and science with Bible teachings, and atheism with Christianity and surfing, Bell brings God to modern readers. Along the way, he questions his own faith and uses anecdotes from friends and family to illustrate God in his life.
That adds up to what will be the best, most helpful sermon you've ever heard, in an audiobook you'll want to share. I think, in fact, that "What We Talk about When We Talk about God" is definitely something you'll shout about.
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Turning 15 on the Road to Freedom: My Story of the Selma Voting Rights Marchby Leacock, Elspeth and Buckley, Susan and Lowery, Lynda Blackmon and Loughran, Pj
A memoir of the Civil Rights Movement from one of its youngest heroes As the youngest marcher in the 1965 voting rights march from Selma to Montgomery, Albama, Lynda Blackmon Lowery proved that young adults can be heroes.
The Right Word: Roget And His Thesaurusby Bryant, Jen and Sweet, Melissa
For shy young Peter Mark Roget, books were the best companions -- and it wasn't long before Peter began writing his own book. But he didn't write stories; he wrote lists.
Brown Girl Dreamingby Woodson, Jacqueline
Winner of the 2014 National Book Award for Young People's Literature and a Newbery Honor Book. Jacqueline Woodson, one of today's finest writers, tells the moving story of her childhood in mesmerizing verse.
Josephine: The Dazzling Life of Josephine Bakerby Robinson, Christian and Powell, Patricia Hruby
In exuberant verse and stirring pictures, Patricia Hruby Powell and Christian Robinson create an extraordinary portrait of the passionate performer and civil rights advocate Josephine Baker
Separate Is Never Equal : Sylvia Mendez and Her Family's Fight for Desegregationby Tonatiuh, Duncan
Sylvia Mendez was denied enrollment to a "Whites only" school. Her parents took action by organizing the Hispanic community and filing a lawsuit in federal district court. Their success eventually brought an end to the era of segregated education in California.
The Family Romanov: Murder, Rebellion, and the Fall of Imperial Russiaby Fleming, Candace
"Marrying the intimate family portrait of Heiligman's Charles and Emma with the politics and intrigue of Sheinkin's Bomb, Fleming has outdone herself with this riveting work of narrative nonfiction that appeals to the imagination as much as the
Parrots Over Puerto Ricoby Roth, Susan L. and Trumbore, Cindy
A picture book telling the intertwined histories of the Puerto Rican parrot and the island of Puerto Rico, culminating with current efforts to save the parrots from extinction.
A Splash of Red: The Life and Art of Horace Pippinby Bryant, Jen and Sweet, Melissa
As a child in the late 1800s, Horace Pippin loved to draw: He loved the feel of the charcoal as it slid across the floor. He loved looking at something in the room and making it come alive again in front of him.
Locomotiveby Floca, Brian
Come hear the hiss of the steam, feel the heat of the engine, watch the landscape race by. Come ride the rails, come cross the young country!
Bomb: The Race to Build -- and Steal -- the World's Most Dangerous Weaponby Sheinkin, Steve
This is the story of the plotting, the risk-taking, the deceit, and genius that created the world's most formidable weapon. This is the story of the atomic bomb.
Electric Ben : The Amazing Life and Times of Benjamin Franklinby Byrd, Robert
Being one of the most far-sighted of the early American leaders, Benjamin Franklin possessed a brilliant, questioning mind which drove him to achieve success in a remarkable variety of enterprises--as a scientist, writer, inventor, philosopher, publisher, and statesman.
Moonbird: A Year on the Wind with the Great Survivor B95by Hoose, Phillip
Newbery Honor and National Book Award-winning author Phillip Hoose tells the extraordinary story of one bird's strength, adaptability, and determination.
Titanic: Voices From the Disasterby Hopkinson, Deborah
Critically acclaimed nonfiction author Deborah Hopkinson pieces together the story of the TITANIC and that fateful April night, drawing on the voices of survivors and archival photographs.
Balloons over Broadway: The True Story of the Puppeteer of Macy's Paradeby Sweet, Melissa
2012 Robert F. Sibert Medal Winner Winner of the 2012 NCTE Orbis Pictus Award. Everyone's a New Yorker on Thanksgiving Day, when young and old rise early to see what giant new balloons will fill the skies for Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
The Elephant Scientistby Jackson, Donna M. and O'Connell, Caitlin
In the sprawling African scrub desert of Etosha National Park, they call her "the mother of all elephants."
Witches!: The Absolutely True Tale of Disaster in Salemby Schanzer, Rosalyn
In the little colonial town of Salem Village, Massachusetts, two girls began to twitch, mumble, and contort their bodies into strange shapes. The doctor tried every remedy, but nothing cured the young Puritans.
Kakapo Rescue: Saving the World's Strangest Parrotby Montgomery, Sy
On remote Codfish Island off the southern coast of New Zealand live the last ninety-one kakapo parrots on earth.
Lafayette and the American Revolutionby Freedman, Russell
When the Marquis de Lafayette ran off to join the American Revolution against the explicit orders of the king of France, he was a strong-willed nineteen-year-old who had never set foot on a battlefield.
Almost Astronauts: 13 Women Who Dared to Dreamby Stone, Tanya Lee
When NASA was launched in 1958, 13 women proved they had as much of the right stuff as men to be astronauts, but their way to space was blocked by prejudice, insecurity, and a scrawled note written by one of Washington's most powerful men.
Claudette Colvin: Twice Toward Justiceby Hoose, Phillip M.
When it comes to justice, there is no easy way to get it. You can't sugarcoat it. You have to take a stand and say, 'This is not right.' 2009 National Book Award winner for Children's Literature.
Moonshot: The Flight of Apollo 11by Floca, Brian
Simply told, grandly shown, here is the flight of Apollo 11. Here for a new generation of readers and explorers are the steady astronauts, clicking themselves into gloves and helmets, strapping themselves into sideways seats.
The Day-Glo Brothers: The True Story of Bob and Joe Switzer's Bright Ideas and Brand-New Colorsby Barton, Chris
Brothers Joe and Bob Switzer were quite different. Bob, a hard worker and planner, wanted to be a doctor. Joe dreamed of making his fortune in show business and loved magic tricks and problem-solving. Together they invented a whole new kind of color!
We Are the Ship: The Story of Negro League Baseballby Nelson, Kadir
The story of Negro League baseball is the story of gifted athletes and determined owners; of racial discrimination and international sportsmanship; of fortunes won and lost; of triumphs and defeats on and off the field. Most of all, the story of the Negro Leagues is about the unsung heroes who overcame segregation, hatred, terrible conditions, and low pay to do the one thing they loved more than anything else in the world: play ball.
Bodies from the Ice: Melting Glaciers and the Recovery of the Pastby Deem, James M.
The author of "Bodies from the Ash" and "Bodies from the Bog" takes readers on a captivating and creepy journey to learn about glaciers, hulking masses of moving ice that are now offering up many secrets of the past.
The Wall: Growing Up Behind the Iron Curtainby Sís, Peter
Through journals, maps, and dreamscapes, Peter Sís shows what life was like for a child in his Soviet-controlled country. By joining memory and history, Sís takes us on his journey: from infant with paintbrush in hand to young man borne aloft by the wings of his art.
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Please forgive my ignorance and my lack of all-round knowledge, but is the fragrance house Visconti di Modrone (the manufacturer of Acqua di Selva, among others), in any way related to the Italian aristocratic family bearing the same name, former rulers of Milan for centuries and also ancestors of Luchino Visconti? Or is it just another pseudo-aristocratic marketing gimmick (see some Creeds, some of the back-history of Acqua di Parma or Muehlens...) with no historical basis? Any additional info will be appreciated, thanks in advance.
Has your research found anything? (You should see "Perfume Presentations" and "The Perfume Handbook" for the origins of Parfums D'Orsay...and also see Luca Turin on the House of Rance...eye openers.)
"No elegance is possible without it...perfume is a part of you." Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel