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Run rate rule bothers Bovey Tracey
Run rate was used for the first time in the Devon Cricket League to settle the outcome of all five games following a change in league rules this season.
The switch to win-lose cricket for the current campaign meant no more draws or dividing up the points when a game is rained off.
So leaders Bovey Tracey lost for the first time this season and bottom side Heathcoat collected their first win, even though their games against Sidmouth and Torquay failed to go the distance.
Bovey Tracey remain top of the table, but their lead has been slashed from 13 to four points as Bradninch won at Budleigh to close the gap on them.
Liam Lewis top scored with 79 and there was a handy 47 from opener Sam Anderson in a Sidmouth total of 255 all out.
Ryan Bougourd and Chris Bradley took three wickets each for Bovey and there were two more for Peter Bradley.
Bovey were 141 for six in reply when rain brought a terminal halt to proceedings in the 34th over.
Peter Bradley top scored with 30 while Neil Hancock made 35 against the club he used to play for. Josh Bess and Will Murray bagged two wickets each.
Bradninch moved past Torquay in to second place thanks to their run-rate win at Budleigh Salterton.
Bob Dawson opened up with 54, Charlie Morris made 47 not out and Gammy Amarasinghe chipped in with 36 as Budleigh got up to 229 for eight in 50 overs.
Paul Tweddle top scored with 84 for Bradninch who were on 173 for three after 28 over and apparently cruising to victory when rain swept in over Ottermouth.
David Lye fired 109 at better than run-a-ball rate for current club Exmouth in their 'win' over his former Sandford team-mates.
Akeel Hosein made a rapid 56 off 27 balls at the end as he and Trevor Anning (38) shoved another 86 on the scoreline, taking it to 283 for five.
In form Andy Buzza - whose skipper Richard Baggs can't understand why the Devon Lions don't want him - had a rare failure when he fell to Simon Ashplant for a single.
Sandford had it all to do at 132 for five in the 30th of their 50 overs when the game was called off.
North Devon could not have cut it much finer against Plymouth, whose margin of defeat at Instow was a miniscule seven hundredths of a run!
Rob Gear (76) and Glen Querl (68) were North Devon's primary run scorers in a fuill 50-over total of 229 for nine. Pick of bowlers with three for 26 was Andy Birkett.
Plymouth were dragged off at 131 for six in reply with Chris Barr on 34 not out. Dan Bowser took three for 46 for North Devon, including a one-handed caught and bowdled to sent back Ben Stein.
Heathcoat's run rate was 0.11 better than Torquay's, not a lot but enough to give them a badly needed win.
Chris Small had a great day for Heathcoat, top scoring with 59 in a total of 240 for noine, then taking three for 36 as the visitors were held to 164 for five.
Opposite number Justin Yau (49) was Torquay's leading run maker.

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I like Judah. Sometimes he's frustrating to watch, but there is no doubting his skill especially as he puts it on the line against good fighters. Plus he has a very good and deserved win against the new king of 140.
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just to add, Judah did have an explosive 1st against Kostya, but Tszyu had taken his measure by the 2nd. the Sho pundits were in agreement that Kostya was an effective aggressor in that round up until he ended Zab with that big right.
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Judahs still probably the most talented fighter in the division right now. He just never had it mentally. But theres no reason to hate on Judah just because you feel Matthysse got robbed.
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also quintana had a huge win over then highly regarded prospect joel julio and was perceived as a boxer puncher while cotto was moving up from 140 where he struggled against lesser or equally regarded punchers. by speculation at the time cotto could've lost fighting the way he did...that's why I feel cotto was in his prime during the mosley fight when he showed he was a more complete fighter
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which part? I'm sure his nuts are still functional enough
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The most talented based on what? Flashiness?
I'm not hating on the guy, hes skilled for sure but like you say he never had it mentally.
He is a mental midget that has folded every time he has stepped up.
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5, 6 time world champion. Look who he beat for those titles and how many chances he has had.
I'm sure if many others had the opportunities he has had over the years they'd of achieved just as much.
The guys best legitimate win is Cory Spinks.
His resume is a joke considering.
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He's an explosive, talented and flashy fighter with an exciting style and he's a character. People still want to see him fight and he's build up a strong fan base and that's why he continues to get the opportunities that he does. Every time Judah enters the ring, people wonder "which Zab will show up" and just off that, he has fans believing that he can win under any circumstance. He keeps the fans interested.
I love fighters like Matthysse but to be a star in boxing you have to do more than just handle business in the ring. You have to make people want to pay to see you fight and Judah has done that for over a decade.
People complain about Judah but how many Lucas Matthysse fights have you been too? What are you doing on your end to make sure he gets bigger opportunities? If Richard Schaefer doesn't believe Matthysse can fill stadiums in Brooklyn, he's not going to get opportunities.
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The National Park Service announced Monday that Lake Meredith's only marina will close.
The marina, run for the last 17 years by Forever Resorts, a private contracted company, will cease operations beginning Jan. 1.
"It was a very, very tough decision to make," said Cindy Ott-Jones, Lake Meredith National Recreational Area superintendant. "There was nothing easy about it."
Lake levels, down to about 38 feet, prompted the closure, Ott-Jones said.
"As far as utility lines and profits in business, it just can't support it anymore," she said.
Lake Meredith's water level has dropped a total of 24 feet in the past five years, the release said.
Its 1973 high was almost 102 feet, it said.
Lake traffic is not expected to be affected by the closure of the marina, park officials said. From 2009 to present, lake visitation already has decreased by about 20 percent due mainly to falling lake levels, Ott-Jones said.
"I don't think it will jump up much higher. We could see a little bit more of a decrease in visitation but that is more in line with lake levels than anything else," she said.
Final 2010 park visitation numbers will not be compiled until January.
The decision to close the marina was finalized Friday after several weeks of discussions, as well as contacting specialists in Denver to help assess the situation, Ott-Jones said.
The marina, located at the Sanford-Yake section of the park, offers boat and slip rentals. It also has a store where customers buy gas, food, drinks, and fishing and boating permits, Ott-Jones said.
After Marina at Lake Meredith shuts its doors, there will be two locations where boating permits can be purchased: CJ's Bait Shop and the park's headquarters in Fritch, a news release said.
The boat ramp near the marina will remain open and continue to be maintained, unless levels were to drop too low to support it as well, Ott-Jones said.
Both fishing docks, one at the launch ramp at Sanford-Yake and the other farther northeast at Spring Canyon, also will remain open, she said.
Forever Resorts, which began operating the marina in 1993, has not been profitable for years, Ott-Jones said.
Its original count of boat slips has "gone down significantly," she said.
There are 58 private vessels moored at the marina, which contains 144 slips for rent, said Darla Cook, vice president of public relations for Forever Resorts. It is unclear when the park service will require the vessels to be removed.
Each employee of Marina at Lake Meredith will be given alternative job offers at other Forever Resorts locations, Cook said.
During the summer, Forever Resorts employed five full-time employees and four to five part-time employees at the marina.
Cook said the company operates 43 resorts in the United States and 70 worldwide.
"If we have openings in other operations, we'll offer them to our employees," Cook said.
She added that the company operates a facility in Big Bend National Park, which is beginning to gear up for its big winter season.
Lake Meredith was created after the Texas Legislature formed the Canadian River Municipal Water Authority in the 1960s to supply water to 11 member cities in the Texas Panhandle and South Plains via a 358-mile aqueduct system.
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Monta Ellis was so far in the dumps after the New York game, his body language so telling, that Scott Skiles felt compelled to have a talk Tuesday with the newest Buck.
"He's a little down right now because his shot isn't going in for him," the coach said. "I told him he's too good a player to get down."
It's good that Ellis is conscientious to the point that he said he felt he let the team down Monday night in a really bad loss to the Knicks. He took responsibility for his 2-of-14 shooting in a game that the Bucks needed to have against the shorthanded team just north of them in the standings. You want a guy who cares.
But only to a point.
You knew the trade to bring Ellis aboard for the playoff run was risky in that blockbuster moves usually take time for the principals to adjust. That wasn't the case a couple of years ago when John Salmons shot the Bucks into the playoffs. . . just before he played himself right out of town.
After six games, there didn't seem to be a whole lot of chemistry between Ellis and Brandon Jennings in the backcourt. These are two guys who need the basketball, but it seems to go beyond that basic scorer's mentality. Ellis' shot wasn't falling, making the chase to catch New York and Boston for the last playoff slot a little more anxious for the Bucks.
While realizing there would be a period of adjustment, Skiles also knew the Bucks really don't have that luxury.
"At the same time, we've got to win games," he said.
The Bucks are running out of time. The six-game winning streak against bad teams was brought into bright-light perspective by losses to three ahead of them in the standings. At one time they had a chance to punch out of their weight class with the underachieving talent in Boston and New York.
Now they are closer to slipping back to the riffraff in the East, nearer to Cleveland than they are to the bottom of the playoff order.
Tuesday, then, was not the best time for Skiles to play psychologist in an effort to keep Ellis' head in the game. Or for two starters, Ersan Ilyasova and Carlos Delfino, to be no-gos against the Atlanta Hawks.
The Bucks had the best intentions with the trade. Without it, they had no shot at the playoffs. Now it's time for them to kick it in gear. They have a favorable schedule in their last 16 games, most of them at home even if the Bradley Center again has not been a favorable place for them this season.
It's time for Ellis to put this team on his shoulders. Mike Dunleavy has been doing it off the bench. Now the time has come for Ellis to take ownership of the team.
With 33 points, he did exactly that in a big 108-101 victory against the Hawks. This is why the Bucks got him, to carry them down the stretch and mesh with Jennings - 51 combined points - as he did for the first time since the trade.
From the start, Ellis played as if there were no mental hangover from the night before. Because his jump shots had not been falling, he took it straight to the rim. And when Ellis does that, no one in recent team memory, at least as far back as Ray Allen, is as explosive to the hole.
Ellis took it right at Hawks, a much more athletic team than the Bucks. Still, the Bucks were separating the Hawks from the ball. Only Marvin Williams, whom the Bucks passed over in the 2005 draft to take Andrew Bogut, was causing damage.
The Bucks gave up Bogut so maybe Ellis could shoot them into the playoffs. Against the Hawks, Ellis did what shooters do. He shot himself, and maybe the Bucks, right out of a slump.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. -- Ken Atha has been appointed area director for federal OSHA's Columbia area office, the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration has announced. Prior to his selection he served in OSHA's Appleton, Wis., area office as the assistant area director and strategic team leader.
Atha began his safety career with the Department of Defense as a safety and occupational health manager at Moffett Federal Airfield in California. He is a veteran of Desert Shield, Desert Storm and Operation Allied Force.
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Atha earned a bachelor of science degree in criminal justice with emphasis on public administration law from Mount Senario College, Ladysmith, Wis., and also holds associates degrees in safety and flight engineering.
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"The Cosmobiography of Sun Ra" (Candlewick Press), written and illustrated by Chris Raschka. Jazz keyboardist, bandleader and composer Sun Ra (1914-'93) told everyone that he came from Saturn, and acted accordingly, though some prosaic people seem to think he was really a guy named Herman (Sonny) Blount from Birmingham, Ala. His band, wearing costumes that reflected ancient Egypt while also imagining future aliens, played everything from classic swing to freely improvised music. Raschka, a two-time winner of the Caldecott Medal for "The Hello, Goodbye Window" and "A Ball for Daisy," illustrates Ra's life and career in a colorful, slightly abstract style. He also makes a few salient points about the musician: "Being from outer space, Sun Ra was afraid neither of electrons nor electricity and so was one of the first musicians on Earth to use an electric keyboard. He played the Mini-Moog, the Clavinet, and the Rock-Si-Chord." I do wish the author or publisher had included an actual photo of Sun Ra. Listed for 6- to 9-year-olds, but also of interest to jazz fans of all ages. »Read Full Article
Eco-friendly music festival Rock the Green canceled again
Rock the Green, an eco-friendly music festival, has been canceled for the second year in a row.
Rock the Green, a nonprofit that aims to promote sustainable-living strategies, had scheduled the festival for Sept. 13. Its music festivals in 2011 and 2012 exemplified running a "green" event, featuring organized recycling, local farm-to-fork food vendors and biodiesel generators as a source of power. »Read Full Article
Strong writing clears away clichés in World's Stage Theatre's 'Seminar'
Four hopeful writers each fork over five grand so they can sit in an Upper West Side apartment for 10 weeks, learning the mysteries of their craft from a writing guru. Been there, done that — through a shelf's worth of campus novels and plays featuring sex and sadism.
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Matthea Harvey pairs poems with artwork in new collection
"I think all poetry is accessible in a certain sense if you spend enough time with it," Matthea Harvey told Verse Wisconsin's Wendy Vardaman in a 2010 interview. "Poems tend to have instructions for how to read them embedded in their language."
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In an uncanny coincidence, John Scalzi's sci-fi novel "Lock In" arrives just when many people are thinking about amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), or Lou Gehrig's disease, thanks to ice-bucket challenges.
"Lock In" imagines a future world where a viral plague has left five million people locked in their bodies, unable to move or respond to stimuli. Through neural surgery, however, these locked-in victims of Haden syndrome can project their consciousness into threeps — android-type bodies — and move and work in the public world. »Read Full Article
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The Polish Moon Ride and Block Party starts at 6 p.m. Friday in the shadow of one of Milwaukee's greatest symbols: the Rockwell Clock Tower, 1201 S. 2nd St., long known as the "Polish Moon" because it rose over one of Milwaukee's historically Polish neighborhoods. Before the 11-mile bike ride there'll be food and live music. The ride starts at 8 p.m. at Anodyne Coffee, 224 W. Bruce St., and travels through the neighborhood, which has added Latino flavors to its Polish roots. The cost for the ride is $35; $25 for neighborhood residents and Wisconsin Bike Federation members. »Read Full Article
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One of these days, I'm going to linger on one of the cushy couches in Salotto Zarletti's bar with a glass of wine.
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Honestly I think it is wonderful when a game requires you to make a decision which actually affects how the story is going to play out. What characters you will have with you, alternate endings, and unexpected plot twists all work together to make decision making games great. I think many of us love games that add this aspect because it gives them a very real element.
One thing I have noticed in life is that we all have to make a number of decisions every day, which ultimately add together to make up who we are. Whether big or small every decision we make has some sort of impact on us, to change us for the better or for the worse.
In Dragon Age: Origins you are required to make decisions and some of those decisions carry a lot of weight. What characters you will acquire, which ones actually get along with your character, which side quests and character backgrounds you can explore, and even some of your specializations come from decisions you make to improve relationships with characters.
One thing I really want to focus on with this is how in Dragon Age a lot of the questions asked have a certain measure of gray area attached with the answers you can give. I feel like some of the ways they do this its a lot like real life. I find myself caring a whole lot more about the decisions I make in the game, and a lot of time I will answer something that I think is relatively good and it leads me to options that are all really negative. Which leads to me giving the questions and my answers a lot more thought than I normally would.
So if you enjoy actually caring about the characters in the game and making some pretty significant decisions in games, Dragon Age is for you. Plus I tend to be a story kind of guy and this game is definitely not lacking there.
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Honestly I think it is wonderful when a game requires you to make a decision which actually affects how the story is going to play out. What characters you will have with you, alternate endings, and unexpected plot twists all work together to make decision making games great. I think many of us love games that add this aspect because it gives them a very real element.
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I hear yaPosted: Dec 11, 2009 12:00AM PST by Gaian
Story is a big draw for me as well. And I love the dynamicism of Dragon Age. Because the developers took the time to incorporate so many character versions and choices, the experience does become different.
My favorite section so far is still the guest star of the First mage.
If you've chosen the way of recruiting mages to help with Redcliffe's Arl's family, you get the opportunity to send the First mage into the fray, fully playable! That was fun. :>
Penny Arcade creators also share their experience with one choice turned sad. ;p
I love the character of Morrigan but find her a vile pessimist when it comes to charitable actions which I am more drawn to choosing. lol The game does say opinion only changes if your party members see you but I really don't have the time to say "Wait let me go back to camp so I can switch Morrigan out for this act of goodness." ;p
Interesting...Posted: Dec 11, 2009 12:00AM PST by sune
I also love choices in my games. I mean, making choices and later seeing the consequences just gives you an awesome power of control and curiosity. However, I do find it stale that some games' choices are merely "black and white", with us choosing the "better" option since we want what's best for us as a gamer. It'd be nice if we couldn't discriminate the choices. Then again, I'm sure Dragon Age Origins is like that :)
Truly...Posted: Dec 11, 2009 12:00AM PST by ronin55T
I thought I could play DAO and Demon's Soul at the same time....nope. They're both huge and need lots of time. I'm almost done with Demon's Soul and then DAO gets my attention again. Kinda works out because of the DLC coming out this month for it and the other DLC I have for it. I'll get to play them as part of the bigger story. Demon's Soul has choices in there but keeps them a secret unless you're curious...or evil.


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But what if a game's narrative was as intricate and as immersive as its graphics? What if as much attention went into dialogue and atmosphere as went into pixel shaders and high-resolution textures? What then? Ladies and gentlemen, the answer is BioShock, one of the most playable, thought-provoking, and just downright impressive games to emerge on a home console since, well, ever.
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BioShock's story is lavishly told. Your character begins on a passenger jet, which promptly spins off-course and crashes somewhere in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. You swim for safety, using the analogue sticks to doggy-paddle past flaming wreckage. Already the attention to detail is staggering: soaring flames cast reflections on the stormy ocean water, and the air is thick with smoke and debris. Nearby, you uncover a small submersible vehicle, climb inside, and descend into the depths of the Atlantic to find...Rapture.
But all is not well in Rapture. Billionaire tycoon Andrew Ryan built this underwater utopia as a refuge for the greatest talents in society: musicians, artists, scientists, and other free-thinkers. Though the goal of Rapture was to liberate the best and brightest minds from the drudgery of everyday life, a remarkable discovery changed the rules for the worse. Rapture's citizens became addicted to a strange new form of DNA manipulation, a mutagen called "Adam." This stem-cell-like substance allowed its users to alter their genetic code at will, paving the way for powers such as instantaneous healing and superhuman intellect. But instead of opening the gates to Heaven, rampant Adam abuse cost the citizens of Rapture their minds and their humanity. When the supply dried up, Rapture's citizens launched a vicious civil war - a genetic arms race - for control of the last remaining drops of Adam. You see, once you've tried Adam, there's no going back.
And that's where you come in. With your first step into the shattered corpse of this failed society, it's immediately obvious that the situation is way out of hand. Rapture is leaking. Broken equipment and twisted bodies litter the facility. Deformed, gibberish-spouting Rapturians prowl the corridors, looking for another fix of life-giving Adam. What exactly happened here? I won't spoil any surprises, but rest assured that BioShock's plot sees several sharp turns that will have you questioning everything, even your own role. Like a good novel, this is one game you won't want to put down.
Daddy Issues
The storyline is certainly thoughtful and well crafted, but make no mistake: BioShock is squarely a first-person shooter. You'll explore the ruins of Rapture, scavenge for items and equipment, and meet a cast of ghoulish characters, but the focus remains solidly on action. Your chief foes are Splicers, Adam-addicted citizens whose faces are literally sliding off from a lack of the life-giving serum. But the highlight battles are the encounters with the symbiotic duo of the Big Daddy and the Little Sister. The former is a hulking, armor-encased goliath that is nearly invulnerable to attack; the latter is a child who stores vast amounts of Adam, making her a kind of mobile piggy bank. The twisted Rapturians aren't the only ones who crave Adam, as you'll need its gene-altering qualities in order to evolve your own offensive and defensive abilities.
How you tackle the Big Daddy/Little Sister pairing is entirely up to you. Brute force is one option, but it's painful: the Big Daddy is a tough opponent who will defend the Little Sister to the death. Another option is to hypnotize the Big Daddy, then lure him into other battles where he'll be worn down by enemy fire. These are only two options, and there are many more. You'll spend much of the game battling and outwitting Big Daddies in order to get to the Little Sisters, and despite the frequency of these encounters, they rarely feel repetitive, a testament to BioShock's brilliant A.I. programming and overall game design. BioShock is one of the few games that actually deserves to be called a "sandbox game," thanks to its diverse genetic powers, weapon modifications, and moral choices. Once you beat the game once-not an easy task as it's a big game-you'll want to start right back over again so you can try out a whole new suite of skills and tactics.
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Photo album a visit down memory lane
By Roxanne Saucier, Special to the BDN on Sept. 05, 2015, at 2:52 p.m.
Family Ties: More than the cloche hats and drop-waist dresses clued me in to the fact that the little photo album covered the late 1920s and early 1930s.
World War II veteran traced census records, UMaine yearbook online
By Roxanne Saucier, Special to the BDN on Aug. 29, 2015, at 3:44 p.m.
"This band is carrying on a great tradition," Bruz West said during Maine's commemoration of the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II on Aug. 15 at Cole Land Transportation Museum. At 94, the Bangor native who lives in Winthrop was entitled to praise the Bangor Band as …
Genealogy brings Florida man in touch with distant Cote cousins
By Roxanne Saucier, Special to the BDN on Aug. 22, 2015, at 2:53 p.m.
Genealogy is not just a bunch of names, dates and places. I know that in my gut, especially when I read a family history story such as the one Julia Bayly wrote for the front page of the Bangor Daily News on Thursday, Aug. 20. I hope you will read …
Mainers who served in WWII honored online
By Roxanne Saucier, special to the BDN on Aug. 08, 2015, at 9:56 a.m.
As the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II approaches, I think it's wonderful that more towns and historical societies have put up memorials that include the names of World War II veterans — monuments such as the one in Abbot that memorializes my dad, Gayland Moore Jr., …
Actress Ginnifer Goodwin accepts difficult ancestry with mercy
By Roxanne Saucier, Special to the BDN on Aug. 01, 2015, at 1:39 p.m.
When the TLC program "Who Do You Think You Are?" approached actress Ginnifer Goodwin about tracing her ancestry, she said yes with enthusiasm. As the mom of a 1-year-old, "it was super important for me to give him his story," she said on the July 26 episode. Goodwin knew that …
Swedish descendants honor Monson slate miners of long ago
By Roxanne Saucier, Special to the BDN on July 25, 2015, at 12:20 p.m.
In Piscataquis County, Monson is well-known as the home of many Swedish and Finn settlers of a century and more ago, largely as workers in the town's slate quarries. I learned from recent newsletters of the Monson Historical Society that Swedish descendants from Piscataquis County and beyond raised $2,200 to …
Old books, new reprints a boon for genealogists
By Roxanne Saucier, Special to the BDN on July 19, 2015, at 7:20 a.m.
It can be great fun to go browsing for old books, whether you're seeking a genealogy-packed volume to augment your research or a dusty tome that tugs at your heart with just a few pages pertaining to your family. I confess to having purchased an old copy of Amasa Loring's …
The stones may be gone, but Old Cemetery group remembers
By Roxanne Moore Saucier, Special to the BDN on July 12, 2015, at 12:42 p.m.
I was still in high school when the Maine Old Cemetery Association was founded in 1968. I like using the MOCA Inscription Project books organized by county, then by town, which are on the Maine State Library shelves in Augusta. I'm always interested to see who transcribed information from the …
Woolwich's newest book of vital records to help genealogists
By Roxanne Saucier, Special to the BDN on July 05, 2015, at 12:56 p.m.
It was the old vital records books of Gloucester, Massachusetts, that gave me dozens of Bennett, Wharff, Lane, Millett and Riggs ancestors to help fill in my pedigree charts. Such books for dozens of Massachusetts towns published births, marriages and deaths up to 1850. The Maine Genealogical Society has done …
DNA, vital records on program for Maine Genealogical Society meeting
By Roxanne Saucier, Special to the BDN on June 27, 2015, at 12:19 p.m.
When a new friend said she was looking to learn more about DNA in genealogical research, I was pleased to say that Maine Genealogical Society will be including the topic more often in programming at its annual meeting in Brewer. Just three days later, the Maine Genealogical Society newsletter sent …
Free program on French-Canadian and Acadian Genealogical Research at UMaine
By Roxanne Saucier on June 12, 2015, at 4:01 p.m.
From Lisa Desjardins Michaud: "Bonjour from Lisa Desjardins Michaud at the Franco-American Centre at the University of Maine in Orono. The Franco-American Centre invites you to attend a workshop given by Roxanne Moore Saucier on the topic of "French-Canadian and Acadian Genealogical Research. Saucier of Bangor is a retired editor and …
Same top surnames hold strong, but Hispanic names making gains
By Roxanne Saucier on June 06, 2015, at 2:48 p.m.
My Moore family lived in this country first in the Maine town of York, then spent a generation in Mount Vernon before moving to Parkman and eventually Abbot. Those ancestors don't seem to be connected to other Moore lines in Norridgewock, Mount Vernon, Ellsworth, Milo and early Abbot. So it …
Twin nephews still baffle genealogist aunt
By Roxanne Saucier on May 31, 2015, at 9:54 a.m.
Four isn't too young to start learning about genealogy. After all, I was just 3 when my mother took me to see my 95-year-old great-great-grandmother, and I remember that a little bit — a memory that was reinforced over the years by the sight of the five-generation picture on the …
207,000 US war dead buried in military cemeteries abroad
By Roxanne Saucier on May 22, 2015, at 2:35 p.m.
State Regent Sandy Swallow's spring newsletter to Maine Daughters of the American Revolution included an item about a U.S. military cemetery in the Netherlands. Families living nearby have taken to heart the 8,301 American war dead buried there and decorate each grave on special days. The Netherlands American Cemetery is …
UMaine Haskell clan has Revolutionary ancestry
By Roxanne Saucier on May 17, 2015, at 5:57 a.m.
Genealogy made the front page on May 11 in Judy Harrison's Bangor Daily News article on Johanna Haskell, who is the fifth generation in her family to graduate from the University of Maine. Edwin James Haskell, her great-great-grandfather, was one of six men in the first graduating class of what …
69 Mainers honored in Summit Project displays, hikes
By Roxanne Saucier, special to the BDN on May 09, 2015, at 3:21 p.m.
A brief ceremony was held last week at the memorial stone for Staff Sgt. David M. Veverka not far from Nutting Hall on the University of Maine campus in Orono. Veverka, a UMaine student, was just 25 when he was killed May 6, 2006, in Iraq. Veverka also is one …
2nd Southern Maine Genealogy Conference
By Paul Doucette on May 04, 2015, at 8:08 a.m.
Saturday, May 30, 2015 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Location: Keeley's Banquet Center, 178 Warren Ave., Portland, Maine For more information: 207-899-9640; gpcmgs.org Find you Family History at the 2nd Southern Maine Genealogy ConferenceStory continues below advertisement. Did your ancestors settle along the Maine Coast at the turn of the …
Ben Affleck shouldn't have tried to hide slave-owning ancestors
By Roxanne Saucier, special to the BDN on May 01, 2015, at 3:31 p.m.
If you were invited to have your genealogy traced on a television show such as "Who Do You Think You Are?" or "Finding Your Roots with Henry Louis Gates Jr," would you do it? Would your "yes, of course" quickly be given, or would you take a minute to think …
Census records can help locate family homestead
By Roxanne Saucier on April 26, 2015, at 11:51 a.m.
Individuals and families are so mobile these days, many of us may feel we don't have a homestead, a place with roots that holds fast to our roots no matter where life may take us. Do you know where each of your parents lived as a child? How about your …
One-page discharge paper outlines World War II service in Europe
By Roxanne Saucier on April 19, 2015, at 10:51 a.m.
My sister, Maureen Moore Taylor, would have made a great reporter. Within 15 minutes of meeting Albert Lockwood last week at an ice cream shop in Guilford, she had the World War II veteran telling her about demolitions work in Belgium and France some 70 years ago. "There aren't many …


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Bradley Enjoying Paying Underdog Role Yet Again
By Keith Idec
Timothy Bradley actually likes the fact that he is an underdog again as his fight against Juan Manuel Marquez approaches.
The 40-year-old Marquez is listed as a slight favorite over Bradley, according to Internet sports books, in their Oct. 12 welterweight title fight in Las Vegas.
"I don't mind being the underdog," Bradley, 30, said on a conference call Tuesday to promote their HBO Pay-Per-View main event. "I like being the underdog. I like to take people's money. You know what I'm saying? That's what inspires me.
"I love to take people's money. And I'm going to take people's money again in this fight. And people can doubt me and doubt me and doubt me and doubt me. And that's OK, but when are they going to get sick and tired of losing their money?"
The unbeaten Bradley (30-0, 12 KOs, 1 NC) will defend his WBO 147-pound championship against Mexico's Marquez (55-6-1, 40 KOs), who knocked nemesis Manny Pacquiao unconscious with one punch in the sixth round of his last fight Dec. 8 in Las Vegas. Bradley, meanwhile, struggled to win his last bout, a spectacular slugfest against rugged Russian Ruslan Provodnikov (22-2, 15 KOs) on March 16 in Carson, Calif.
"You know what?," Bradley said. "Everybody is looking at my last fight, everybody's looking at his last fight and what he's done in the sport. A lot of people, they still remember what he did when he knocked out Pacquiao. With me, everybody remembers that war with Ruslan Provodnikov. And a lot of people don't think I'm going to be the same after that fight.
"A lot of people think I'm going to get touched on the chin, I'm going to wobble and I'm going to go down. Whatever. So a lot of people, they've just got to see if I have it or not. You know what I mean? So of course they're going to go for the older veteran. You know, this guy just knocked out Pacquiao. They're going to bet on him, they're going to want him to win. You know? And that's just the way it is, man."
Keith Idec covers boxing for The Record and Herald News, of Woodland Park, N.J., and BoxingScene.com. He can be reached on Twitter @Idecboxing.
Desert Storm needs to make Marquez lose his concentration by boxing his a$$ off for twelve rounds, simple, now if Desert Storm decides to go toe to toe, he will get another concussion that will give him more brain damage.Comment by Kilrain on 10-05-2013
Bradley is going to have to fight a very disciplined fight to win. If he stays on his toes, he should take this. Much quicker hands, better footwork, younger, fresher (providing the Provod fight hasn't aged him ten years!) and…Comment by Rome-By-Ko on 10-05-2013
[QUOTE=tdub2222;13811084]yep thats why everyone wanted this fight because anything could take place at anytime.the first couple rounds will be slow im sure but around the 4th or so it should heat up. both guys are coming to win and have…Comment by Rome-By-Ko on 10-05-2013
[QUOTE=NEETzsche;13810642]bradley is not the underdog[/QUOTE] Actually he is..Comment by MoneyMayGoat on 10-05-2013
[QUOTE=NEETzsche;13810642]bradley is not the underdog[/QUOTE] Vegas odds say otherwise.Post a Comment - View More User Comments (13)


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Overview of information about government expenditure (spending) on the Treasury website.
What are the government's main areas of expenditure?
The three largest areas of total Crown expenditure for the 2014/15 financial year were:
- Social security and welfare: $28.2 billion
- Health: $14.7 billion
- Education: $13.5 billion
These figures are taken from the Analysis of Expenses by Functional Classification Total Crown in the Financial Statements of the Government of New Zealand for the Year Ended 30 June 2015. See the Analysis of Expenses for information on other areas of government expenditure - such as defence and transport and communications - and for a comparison with the 2013/14 figures.
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|Viewing Single Post From: Australia's Channel 9 to drop 'Days'
|Apr 14 2013, 09:53 PM
"It's like a rollercoaster ride."
didn't they do a short "here's a summary of all the stuff that happened during the stuff we're skipping over & here's what's going on now" video to try to ease the transition?
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Cults of saints originated in Late Antiquity, when the graves of holy men and women became holy places of veneration and the sites of eventual shrines and churches. Worshippers made pilgrimages to these sites, where the intercession and pity of the once-human saints was thought to be obtained. Texts devoted to relating the lives of these saints developed into a form collectively referred to as "hagiography" (from the Greek hagio – "saint" and –graph "writing"). One early text is the late fourth-century vita (life) of St. Martin of Tours by Sulpicius Severus. This work, which became a prototype for the form, introduces the common theme of the saint's good deeds and miracles that show his power.…
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Hi there. I don't think I have ever posted here before, but I am just so lost right now with my DD. She of course is an OCT '03 child. I really believe she is dyslexic (it runs in DH's side) and I was just told by her teacher that dyslexia has such a wide range that the schools here don't recognize it as an IEP need.
Does anyone else have a child with dyslexia?
Her problems are with reading and math. She gets d's and b's mixed up all the time still. She would write 107 as 710. She gets compound words incorrect. She adds n's to a lot of the larger words she reads when sounding them out.
What can I do to get a proper diagnosis? The school here won't do dyslexia checks in 2nd grade. I am really wanting to get her ahead of the game instead of constantly trying to play catch up. She is a very smart girl, but just can't seem to stop mixing numbers and letters up.


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Hi-Lo Group
based in Warrenton, GEORGIA (US) (USA)
In 1981 Aldereast Limited was formed as a welding fabrication company for the oil and gas industry. The founder and inventor Mr. Brian Grady created a specialized flare system allowing control over the destruction of methane gas. Aldereast and Hi Lo was featured in Industry Offshore Onshore - September/October 1992. In 1993 Mr. Brian Grady became the Managing Director of ...
Kubota Membrane
Distributor in GEORGIA (US) (USA)
KUBOTA is a leading supplier of membrane units and systems for advanced wastewater treatment and regeneration. Our aim is to provide society with high-quality, reliable clean technology which remains simple and reduces running costs. KUBOTA Submerged Membrane Unit® has been employed in over 4000 sewage and industrial wastewater treatment plants globally as part of the ...
SNF Polydyne, Inc.
based in Riceboro, GEORGIA (US) (USA)
SNF/Polydyne is the market leader in supplying functional polymers, and other chemistries, to assist Municipal Water and Wastewater Treatment plants improve their operating cost-efficiencies in critical liquid-solid separation processes. No other polymer supplier in the industry offers the same comprehensive range of unique capabilities and resources that SNF/Polydyne ...
Envirocare International, Inc.
Distributor in GEORGIA (US) (USA)
For 30 years, EnviroCare International has designed and manufactured pollution control systems across a wide range of industrial and municipal applications for clients worldwide. Each of our over 1,000 installations is custom engineered and fabricated to meet the exact specifications of our clients and their individual applications. We offer advanced solutions to the ...
Showfou America, LLC
based in GEORGIA (US) (USA)
Since established in 1976, Showfou has grown to become one of the leading pump suppliers in the worldwide market. Originating from Taiwan, Showfou Electric Machine Co.,LTD. manufactures a complete line of quality pump and blowers products including Submersible DeepWell Pump, Utility Pump,Sump/Effluent Pump,Sewage Pump,Vortex Pump,Grinder Pump,Stainless Pump,Contractor ...
H-TEC, Inc.
based in Marietta, GEORGIA (US) (USA)
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Latham International Ltd
Distributor in GEORGIA (US) (USA)
Latham International Ltd are specialists operating at the forefront of today's pressure filtration technology and the Coagulation and Flocculation processes. Our filter presses achieve a more efficient level of solid liquid separation than alternative methods. Our success is founded on world class standards of service and know-how: developing tailor-made systems which ...
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TenCate Geotube® focuses on the marketing and support of the geotextile tube dewatering and Geocontainment technology. TenCate offers over 25 years of geotextile fabrication expertise. TenCate Geotube® has the industry`s largest staff of technicians and sales personnel that can provide field installation assistance in the most challenging environments. Geotube®, Geobag®, ...
Biorem Technologies Inc.
Distributor in GEORGIA (US) (USA)
Biorem is a pioneer environmental biotechnology company that designs, manufactures and distributes a comprehensive line of high-efficiency air emissions control systems used to eliminate odors, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and hazardous air pollutants (HAPs). We offer a selection of products that can be tailored to suit application specific requirements. Biorem ...
Oldcastle Precast
based in Tucker, GEORGIA (US) (USA)
Oldcastle Precast is a leading solutions provider for North American infrastructure projects. With more than 60 locations nationwide, solutions for the environmental market include a complete line of stormwater management products, from stormwater detention and infiltration systems, to gross pollutant removal devices, advanced treatment systems, as well as complete water ...
First Environmental Nationwide
based in Macon, GEORGIA (US) (USA)
First Environmental Nationwide is a self-performing industrial cleaning GA contractor providing industrial cleaning services including vacuum truck services, hydro blasting, tank cleaning, line cleaning, and other cleaning maintenance services. First Environmental Nationwide is one of the leading industrial cleaning companies in the Southeast. Additional services offered ...
Warminster Fiberglass Company
Distributor in GEORGIA (US) (USA)
We are a Proud Member for over 25 Years of: (AWWA) American Waterworks Association & (WEF) Water Environment Federation. Warminster Fiberglass Company has been working with Engineers and Municipalities in the Development and Manufacture of Superior Water Treatment Products for over 50 Years. Our company supports the industry by working on committees to standardize ...
OCMIS irrigation
Distributor in GEORGIA (US) (USA)
Ocmis Irrigazione SPA is the world leader in the production of hose reel irrigators, spray booms and pumps. First-class performance, advanced technology, a wide choice of products suitable for every possible need and reliability ensured by the high quality of our machines are the result of a highly motivated and committed company. This motivation and commitment has led ...
AgriBusiness International, Inc.
based in Villa Rica, GEORGIA (US) (USA)
AgriBusiness International, Inc. began manufacturing and supplying Hose Reel Irrigation Travelers in 1978, and since then we have grown to become the leading supplier of Travelers in North America. Our team of irrigation project designers, installers, and engineers are the most experienced in the U. S. with turnkey projects completed from the Far East and Africa to ...
BioConversion Technology
based in Ellijay, GEORGIA (US) (USA)
BioConversion Technology was founded in May of 2001 by Kathleen Renzi and Jim Elsey. A common complaint they heard in their relationships with authority members, administrators, managers, and operators of water and wastewater systems was that there were too many companies and consultants to deal with in regard to products and services for their systems. One company would ...
Tracom Fiberglass Products
based in Alpharetta, GEORGIA (US) (USA)
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Woodruff & Howe Environmental Engineering, Inc. (WHEE)
based in Canton, GEORGIA (US) (USA)
Woodruff & Howe Environmental Engineering, Inc. (WHEE) is a full service environmental engineering consulting firm that specializes in planning, designing, and implementing effective solutions for your environmental and regulatory concerns. WHEE will work together with you to optimize your regulatory compliance programs and systems.
Hayward Gordon Ltd.
Distributor in GEORGIA (US) (USA)
Hayward Gordon was founded in Toronto, Ontario in 1952 by Len Hayward as a distributor of industrial process pumps. In 1954, John Gordon joined the Company full-time and opened an office in Montreal soon afterward. Since that time the Company has added locations in Calgary and Vancouver and has evolved into a major Canadian distributor of process equipment as well as an ...
Waste Tech inc
Distributor in GEORGIA (US) (USA)
Waste-Tech Inc., specialists in liquid/solid separation technologies, offers FSM perforated fine screens/compactors, CSO screens, PETKUS belt and chamber filter presses and KUNZ trash rakes.
Hydranautics A Nitto Denko Company
Distributor in STOCKBRIDGE, GEORGIA (US) (USA)
Hydranautics, founded in 1963, entered the reverse osmosis (RO) water treatment field in 1970. Now one of the most respected and experienced firms in the membrane separations industry, Hydranautics has attained global recognition for providing innovative, cost effective solutions for the desalination and separation problems of the world. Hydranautics` ongoing commitment ...
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This review is from: Sedna PCIE 7 Port USB 3.0 Adapter Card Supporting Windows 8 UASP, Super Fast Speed, with SATA Power Connector and 3.5" Floppy Bay Front Panel
Pros: 1. This 7 port USB adapter had very bad terminals to hook USB power and it should snap into it , rather it just broke away.
2. I bought an other product of this company which is a front port card reader and USB ports as well. The USB ports are not working and only the card reader is working .
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The web is full of articles about the benefits of nutritional supplements, and there's good research to suggest some of these supplements can in fact help prevent and treat certain diseases. But many consumers wonder about the quality of the specific brands that they see in the supermarket or online. Does that tablet actually contain 500 mg of vitamin E as listed on the label? Are there any unsafe contaminants in that calcium pill? At least one website can help answer these questions.
ConsumerLab.com does disintegration analysis on numerous products to determine whether they actually dissolve once they enter a person's digestive system or pass through whole. It also contracts with independent laboratories that perform a variety of other tests to verify that the dosage on the label is accurate, for instance, or to check for lead contamination.
One recent analysis of Omega-3 fatty acid supplements reported on the site found quality problems with 7 out of 24 products. Problems included a product with less Omega-3 fatty acids than cited on the label, a children's fish oil formula that was spoiled when purchased, and an enteric-coated fish oil soft-gel that released its oil too early. (Enteric coating prevents a capsule from breaking down until it reaches the small intestine.)
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Swiss studio Bureau A created this inflatable PVC nightclub to host the annual party of the Federation of Swiss Architects (+ slideshow). More »
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Bureau A recreates Stonehenge using shipping containers
Swiss architecture firm Bureau A has created Steelhenge: a recreation of the prehistoric English stone circle built from 50 shipping containers. More »
Bureau A installs pink marble urinal at Zurich car park
Bureau A builds a model Soviet city inside L'asticot boutique
Mountain hideaway hidden inside
a concrete boulder in the Alps
Ta đi Ôtô mini-skyscraper on a tricycle
by Bureau A
La Fabrique
by Bureau A
Swiss architecture studio Bureau A has built a pavilion out of recycled windows on the outskirts of Geneva. More »
The Portal by
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The Commune by Geneva University
of Art and Design students
Students at the Geneva University of Art and Design have formed a travelling commune inside a collection of shipping containers and have been staging performances around Switzerland. More »
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