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Advanced Waste Water Solutions
based in Kapellebrug (Hulst), NETHERLANDS
Advanced Waste Water Solutions wants to put all it's energy into sustainable (waste) water, for upgrading existing waste water treatment plants, or delivery of modulair installations (compact plug- & play, optional digital monitored) also for innovative and custom made solutions; with a focus on reducing chemical - and energy use, re-use and nutrient recovery . We like to ...
AWT Technologies Inc. - BIOWORKS group of companies
Office in NETHERLANDS
AWT Technologies Inc. specializes in advanced wastewater treatment systems which use biological treatment processes to remove pollutants and impurities resulting in a high quality treated effluent. With more than 25 years of experience in the wastewater industry, our team of engineers and scientists aim to provide the best possible treatment systems and technical ...
Qua-Vac BV
based in Almere, NETHERLANDS
QUA-VAC is a globally orientated company that designs, manufactures and markets environmentally friendly vacuum wastewater collection and treatment systems for the rural sewage-, building- and marine industries. 50 years of experience in vacuum sewage technology, skilled personnel, professional design and high-quality technical solutions have facilitated continuous growth ...
Lenntech Water Treatment
based in Delft, NETHERLANDS
Lenntech Water Treatment is a manufacturer and solutions provider for industrial water purification. Lenntech always offers its clients a spectrum of environmentally friendly technologies for each issue. Each proposed technology is compared both technically and economically with each other. Lenntech supplies water and air treatment systems for disinfection, filtration, ...
Logisticon Water Treatment b.v.
based in Groot-Ammers, Netherlands, NETHERLANDS
Logisticon`s main areas of operation are: - Production of process water from groundwater, surface water and waste water (re-use)- Treatment of waste water for re-use and discharge - Remediation of groundwater - Production of drinking water and other high quality water streams. - Treatment of cooling waterLogisticon Water Treatment has its own production facilities where ...
K-Pack Water Treatment B.V.
based in Amersfoort, NETHERLANDS
K-Pack Water Technology has been a global supplier of wastewater treatment facilities since the 1970s. Having started out as one of the pioneers in water purification, K-Pack Water Technology is now a specialist in the area of wastewater treatment plants. A global network of agents ensures that we are also represented somewhere near you. Our installations are suitable for ...
Eijkelkamp Soil & Water
based in Giesbeek, NETHERLANDS
As part of Royal Eijkelkamp, Eijkelkamp Soil & Water contributes to the following mission and vision. Mission: Royal Eijkelkamp is able to make a continuous contribution to a safe and healthy living environment thanks to more than 100 years' experience and expertise in soil and water research. Vision: Royal Eijkelkamp wants to become the world's preferred supplier of ...
LG Sonic
based in Zoetermeer, NETHERLANDS
Since 1999, LG Sonic has been a leading international manufacturer of ultrasonic algae control and biofouling prevention systems. More than 10 years of experience in applying ultrasound technology to control algae and biofouling. LG Sonic products provide an environmentally friendly solution to effectively control algae and biofouling in lakes, reservoirs, treatment ...
ANDRITZ Separation - a division of the Andritz Group
Office in Waddinxveen, NETHERLANDS
ANDRITZ Separation, trusted partner for process solutions for waste water treatment. There is a wide range of challenges in municipal drinking water and waste water treatment: whereas in developing countries the focus is often on setting up a base structure for drinking water and wastewater, in industrialized countries water quality, efficiency and recycling of residual ...
MPP & TiPSS Technologies – Veolia Water Technologies
based in Ede, NETHERLANDS
The MPP & TiPSS Technologies are part of Veolia Water Technologies . MPP Systems is a business activity specialized in developing, marketing, manufacturing and servicing water purification systems based on Macro Porous Polymers (MPP). The Macro Porous Polymer Extraction (MPPE) system is highly effective, fully automated, remote controlled and guaranteed technology for ...
ATN Engineering B.V.
based in Stadskanaal, NETHERLANDS
ATN Engineering is a supplier of machinery for the recycling of WEEE. Such as refrigerators (up to 130 per hour with an efficiency of 99.6%), air conditionings (all gasses new and old with maximum safety), televisions ( up to 60 per hour with a minimum of dust), flat screens (automatic systems), gas treatment plants for all the gasses from refrigerators and AC units, ...
Colsen International b.v.
based in HULST, NETHERLANDS
Colsen is situated in Hulst (The Netherlands). Our customer base is in the food-processing industry and in the communal & industrial waste water area. Colsen is specialized in the execution of projects in the area of water treatment and energy production via (anaerobic) digestion. The Colsen activities range from problem solving, design and engineering, project ...
Waste Treatment Technologies Netherlands B.V.
based in Almelo, NETHERLANDS
Waste Treatment Technologies (WTT) is a renowned and experienced supplier of high-tech waste treatment solutions. Founded in 1996, we've been designing, constructing, building and maintaining facilities all over the world. With offices in the Netherlands, Germany and Spain, we are able to offer our clients – a significant group of well-known international waste management ...
Waste water technologies & Water recycling Natuurbeton Milieu
based in Nederweert, NETHERLANDS
Waste water treatment for the automobile and transport industry. Also expert in water recycling equipment for washing processes. Carwash, truckwash, washequipment trains, busses etc.
Nordic Water Products AB
Office in Noordwijk, NETHERLANDS
Nordic Water provides equipment and systems for water and wastewater treatment to process industries and public utilities. Our products are based on original ideas developed within the company and which today represent state-of-the-art in solids-liquid separation. Thanks to our heritage, excellent credentials and proven excellence we are a highly appreciated supplier of ...
Kilian Water
based in Wageningen, NETHERLANDS
Since 1997 Kilian Water in Wageningen, the Netherlands, has been designing and constructing rainwater harvesting systems, constructed wetlands and infiltration systems. Apart from that, we are the producers of the Rain Column, one of the largest and perhaps the most elegant of all rain barrels. For genuine tailor made solutions in our field contact us, for approximations ...
Cleartec Water Management GmbH
Distributor in NETHERLANDS
On this site you get comprehensive information about our product Cleartec Biotextil – a textile fixed bed for biological wastewater treatment in industry and municipal with IFAS technology. In our download area we provide our Cleartec Biotextil flyer in different languages.
Hatenboer-Water BV
based in Schiedam, NETHERLANDS
Hatenboer-Water BV is specialists in water. From the production of drinking water right through to the treatment of ballast water. Water from every source is transformed to produce the right quality in the entire water system. We see ourselves as a full service player in the water treatment market. With our very wide-ranging experience we can always offer sustainable ...
ELIQUO Water & Energy B.V.
based in Barneveld, NETHERLANDS
ELIQUO WATER & ENERGY BV is your partner for the design and installation of multi-technology processes for energy self-sufficient treatment of sewage whilst realising maximum recovery of valuable nutrients.
BWA Water Additives
Distributor in NETHERLANDS
We provide effective, sustainable water management solutions to increase our customers' competitive advantage. BWA has focused exclusively on discovering water treatment technologies since 1973. Our people are dedicated specialists in water treatment. Our regional R&D and technical support specialists in Atlanta, Manchester (UK), Dubai and China provide expert solutions ...


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Through his age-25 season with the Cardinals, Jason Heyward established himself as a hitter who could get on base (.352 career on-base percentage) and show occasional power (97 home runs in 3,480 career plate appearances).
The natural question is whether Heyward as a Cub can show a power surge. At 26, he's at a normal age for a breakthrough, though some have suggested his track record is long enough for us to know what kind of player he is.
Nine players in the expansion era (starting in 1961) have had at least 3,000 plate appearances, between 75 and 125 career homers and no season with 30 or more homers through age 25. They include current 26-year-olds Heyward, Freddie Freeman and Eric Hosmer.
That leaves six players to explore:
Decline after 25: Cesar Cedeno's best seasons were early, with 121 homers in 4,126 plate appearances for the Astros through age 25 beginning in 1970. He hit only 78 homers after that.
On the edge: Rusty Staub's real breakthrough came at age 25, when he hit 29 homers for the 1969 Expos. He topped that with 30 in 1970 and hit 206 from age 26 onward after hitting only 57 in six seasons before the breakout.
Mini-surges: Lloyd Moseby and Ted Simmons had their biggest home-run seasons after 25. Moseby totaled 81 homers with a high of 18 through age 25, moved up to 21 at 26 and to 26 at 27 but never hit more than 14 again. Simmons' career best had been 20 homers until his best power run with seasons of 21, 22, 26, 21, 14 and 23 began at age 27.
Consistent threat: Ivan Rodriguez had 88 homers with a high of 20 for the Rangers through age 25. For the rest of his 20s, he was a solid power source, with 108 homers from 26 through 29. The big breakthrough came with 35 at age 27.
Dream scene: After hitting 79 homers in 3,247 plate appearances through age 25 and 16 at 26, Carl Yastrzemski became more than the Red Sox could have hoped. With 44 homers at 27 in 1967 and two more 40-homer seasons, he finished with 452.
Expecting a Yaz-like breakthrough for Heyward would be a bit much. Still, Yaz, Moseby, Simmons and Rodriguez have shown upswings happen after 25, even for experienced players.
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CLARENDON - Lonny Gale Jackson, 45, died Friday, Feb. 6, 2004.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday in Robertson Funeral Directors Chapel of Memories. Burial will be in Citizens Cemetery.
Mr. Jackson was born April 8, 1958, in Amarillo. He attended school in Smyer. He worked in the maintenance department at Holiday Mobile Home Park in Lubbock.
He was preceded in death by his father, Lon Bernie Jackson in Jan. 1997.
Survivors include his mother, Joyce Yvonne Johnson Jackson of Lubbock; his twin brother, Bernie Dale Jackson of Lubbock; a sister, Yvonne Gipson and husband, Danny, of Levelland; a niece and nephew, Amanda and Cody Gipson of Levelland; and an aunt, Ismanell Gray of Clarendon. He will be missed by special friends, Tommy and Colleen Mosley of Lubbock.
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The Golden Gopher Blue Line Club
Become a Member
The Golden Gopher Blue Line Club is a strategic part of the team working to help maintain the high quality of the Gopher Hockey Men's Program. Blue Line Club activities such as the season home series Blue Line Luncheons/Chalktalks, the Kids Skate with the Gophers, the Alumni Game, the Annual Hockey Awards Banquet, and the John Mariucci Golf Open, help keep Gopher Hockey one of the premier programs in the country. Funds raised from Blue Line Club activities go directly to support the Gopher Hockey Men's Program.
And you can be part of it too! Join the team by becoming a Blue Line Club member and help support Golden Gopher Hockey. Enjoy our many activities and meet other loyal Gopher Hockey boosters while having fun and being part of a great team working toward a common goal:
A Successful Gopher Hockey program.
Blue Line Club Luncheons/Chalktalks
This fall brings some changes to the Club. Luncheons have been on a slow decline for years. Thursdays didn't work, and fewer people are able to play hooky to join us on Fridays, so we would like to introduce a revamped program...
Saturday (and Sunday) luncheons! Much easier to schedule guests, and hopefully, easier for you all to attend. We'll return to our favorites Jax and Mancini's, and maybe throw in someplace new. The format will be similar, Gopher Alumni and hockey favorites. Ticket prices remain the same $20/$25 non-member.
We're also planning Friday evening Chalktalks. We're scheduling these on nights where the Gophers play at 8pm. By joining us on in the Sports Pavillion Club Room you can avoid crowds at the eateries on Campus. You'll be right next door so there's ample time to get to the rink. Chalktalks will feature heavy appetizers, a cash bar, and appearances from the Hockey Coaching staff. Tickets will be less than for luncheons, only $10/$15 non-members.
2015-16 Schedule:
- Sunday, Nov. 29 - Bruncheon - 11:30 a.m. - Jax Cafe (Sunday of St. Cloud State series)
- Friday, Jan. 15 - Chalktalk - 6 p.m. - Sports Pavilion Club Room (Michigan State)
- Saturday, Jan. 30 - Luncheon - 1 p.m. - Mancini's Char House (North Star College Cup)
- Friday, Feb. 26 - Chalktalk - 6 p.m. - Sports Pavilion Club Room (Michigan)
- Friday, Jan. 30 - Luncheon - 1 p.m. - TBA (Wisconsin)
With the new formats, we'll need your help with RSVPs. Using BLC online RSVP, email to email@example.com, or phone calls (612-625-2886) will help us out!
2015-16 Blue Line Club Membership Levels
Blue Line Membership: $25.00
Includes: membership card, access to exclusive club offers, discounts and events.
and free line charts at all home games
Center Ice Membership: $100
Includes: Blue Line benefits
PLUS - FREE Program at all home games
Winners Circle Membership: $250.00
Includes: Center Ice benefits
PLUS - Official Team Media Guide
PLUS - Admission to one event
Coaches Club Membership: $500.00
Includes: Winner Circle benefits
PLUS - One FREE admission to each event
PLUS - Framed Autographed Team Picture (or similar item)*
* or similar items. Example: jersey, stick, player card sheet. Autographed gifts are dependent on availability and staff approval.
Need more than one membership? Add a second membership for only $20!
*Assist members can receive line charts/programs benefits, but are not eligible for additional media guides, luncheons, or gifts
We prefer cash/checks, but if you would like to pay with a credit card, try our online store: z.umn.edu/blcsquare
Contact us for more information.
The Golden Gopher Blue Line Club is a non-profit booster organization supporting the University of Minnesota Men's Hockey Program and its student athletes. All proceeds raised by the Blue Line Club are used to support the Gopher Hockey program. All Blue Line Club functions and activities shall be compliant to University of Minnesota and NCAA rules and regulations.
The Blue Line Club each year raises funds for the hockey program through Blue Line Club Memberships, scheduled home series luncheons, and the John Mariucci Golf Open. Proceeds collected through Blue Line Club memberships and sponsored activities are, and have been, used towards:
- John Mayasich Endowed Scholarship
- Doug Woog Endowed Scholarship
- Mariucci Arena facility
- Championship Banners
- Restoration of Memorabilia
- Student Athlete Learning Center
- Computer Equipment
- Weight Room Equipment
- Video Equipment
- Sports Medicine Equipment
- Cheerleader Uniforms
- Alumni Game
- Annual Hockey Awards Banquet
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Use an easy origami fold to create a stand for the menu card. To make one for a 4-by-6-inch menu card, you'll need an 8 1/2-inch square of decorative heavyweight paper.
Menu Stand How-To
1. Fold the square in half diagonally, wrong sides facing, to make a triangle, and lay it with fold up.
2. Use a pencil to make a small mark 5 inches from left corner. Using that mark as your guide, fold left point to right edge, as shown.
3. Flip shape over; repeat step 2.
4. Fold the bottom point up.
5. Tuck bottom point into front pocket, as shown.
6. Calligraph a name on the front triangle. Using triangle on back for support, prop up stand and insert menu.
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Freemans Will Bring 'Classic American Diner' to Bowery
Plus, Jesse Hartman of Two Boots gets CB3's initial approval.By Daniel Maurer
Plus, Jesse Hartman of Two Boots gets CB3's initial approval.By Daniel Maurer
Plus: The Cheyenne Diner begins its Southern voyage, and Brasserie celebrates 50 years of being très Français.By Alexandra Vallis
The San Fran transplant and James Beard winner is teaming up with the downtown denizen. Buzz is guaranteed.By Ben Leventhal
An early look at the menu.By Daniel Maurer
Some thoughts on last night's premiere.By Daniel Maurer
At least four dozen beers on tap!By Daniel Maurer
Why is he working on two new projects? Adam Platt is partly to blame.By Daniel Maurer
Among other things, Daniel Boulud reveals the opening date of his Bowery venture.By Daniel Maurer
More from the construction-site front lines.By Daniel Maurer
The tiny independent gem will stage its last performance in May, after 60 years of singing.By Chris Rovzar
Construction is at full tilt.By Daniel Maurer
The Bowery is officially too cool for the cool kids.By Daniel Maurer
The outspoken gatekeeper keeps on talking.By Alexander Basek
In case you hadn't heard, the Bowery ain't what it used to be. Butter blames...uh...By Alexander Basek
The well-meaning Bowery Association Network continues to fight the swarming locusts.By Jessica Coen
Keith starts construction.By Daniel Maurer
Boulud's Bowery spot will be 'a cross between a brasserie and a diner.'By Daniel Maurer
AvroKO's latest dishes will be available to the public September 16.By Daniel Maurer
Nolita is looking tonier and tonier.By Daniel Maurer
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"Reacting to the Past" consists of elaborate games, set in the past, in which students are assigned roles with "victory objectives" informed by seminal texts in the history of ideas. RTTP was honored with the 2004 Theodore Hesburgh Award (funded by TIAA-CREF) as the nation's outstanding pedagogical innovation in undergraduate teaching and learning.
Participants will learn about the curriculum by engaging in intensive two-day workshops on particular games, including:
• The Threshold of Democracy: Athens in 403 B.C.
• Confucianism and the Succession Crisis of the Wanli Emperor, 1587
• Patriots, Loyalists & Revolution in New York City, 1775-76
• Rousseau, Burke, and Revolution in France, 1791
• Charles Darwin, the Copley Medal and the Rise of Naturalism, 1861-64
• Greenwich Village, 1913: Suffrage, Labor, and the New Woman (in development)
• The Collapse of Apartheid and Dawn of Democracy in South Africa, 1993 (in development)
• Frederick Douglass, Slavery, Abolitionism, and the Constitution, 1845 (in development)
• Kentucky, 1861: A Nation in the Balance (in development)
• The Second Crusade: The War Council of Acre, 1148 (in development)
• Science Game Development Initiative: "The Trial of Galileo: Aristotelianism, the 'New Cosmology,' and the Catholic Church, 1616-33"; "The Pluto Debate, 1999-2006"; and "Climate Change in Copenhagen 2009"
The institute program also includes a series of concurrent sessions where faculty participants engage in discussions about role-playing pedagogy, course development, and liberal education more generally. We also invite individual faculty and teams to propose topics for concurrent sessions.
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It is understood that three former British residents being held at Guantanamo Bay are to be returned to Britain as a result of intensive negotiations between Washington and London.
Topics: prisons-and-punishment, world-politics, law-crime-and-justice, united-kingdom, united-states
A stonework spire on the top one of Hobart's oldest churches has been removed because of fears it could have fallen off.
Topics: anglicans, community-and-society, religion-and-beliefs, environment, environmental-management, north-hobart-7000, tas
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Unsuccessful All Blacks coaching candidate Robbie Deans has not ruled out making a late run for the vacant Australian coaching job.
Topics: rugby-union, sport, australia, new-zealand
A 66-year-old recreational fisherman has died after falling overboard from a boat off Jurien Bay, north of Perth.
Topics: maritime, disasters-and-accidents, emergency-incidents, jurien-bay-6516, wa
Protestors have marched onto the site of a proposed third coal export terminal at Newcastle to raise awareness of climate change.
Topics: activism-and-lobbying, business-economics-and-finance, industry, coal, environment, climate-change, government-and-politics, kooragang-2304, australia, nsw, newcastle-2300
A 20-year-old man has been arrested in Melbourne, after threats were made online to a Los Angeles shopping centre.
Topics: crime, law-crime-and-justice, police, frankston-3199, australia, vic, united-states
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A conservation group says new species of giant spitting cobra, measuring about 2.5 metres and possessing enough venom to kill at least 15 people, has been discovered in Kenya.
Topics: reptiles, science-and-technology, animal-science, kenya
In a reversal of previous policy, Colombian President Alvaro Uribe has agreed to establish a neutral zone for talks on the release of hostages with left-wing FARC rebels.
Topics: world-politics, colombia
The winner of this year's Nobel prize for literature, Doris Lessing, has warned of the dangers of the internet, and defended the continued importance of books.
Topics: author, arts-and-entertainment, books-literature, youth, internet-culture, united-states
Firefighters are trying to contain three fires before forecast thunderstorms hit Victoria's east and north-east this afternoon.
Topics: bushfire, disasters-and-accidents, emergency-incidents, fires, vic, bendoc-3888, bright-3741, dartmoor-3304, portland-3305, tidal-river-3960
Adam Scott dropped down the leaderboard despite shooting 1-under through nine holes during the third round of the Australian PGA Championship at Coolum today.
Topics: golf, sport, coolum-beach-4573
NASA has postponed a planned launch of the space shuttle Atlantis by one day, the third delay this week.
Topics: astronomy-space, science-and-technology, united-states
Queensland Attorney-General Kerry Shine says the new Federal Government needs to introduce a national safety testing system to crack down on dangerous imported toys.
Topics: consumer-protection, qld, australia
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Grant Hackett moved a step closer to qualifying for the Beijing Olympics following his victory in the 10-kilometre event at the Australian Open Water Swimming Championships in Penrith today.
Topics: swimming, sport, penrith-2750
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The leader of the Country Liberal Party (CLP) says problems at a Northern Territory politician's Christmas party last night raise questions about the amount of alcohol served at government functions.
Topics: states-and-territories, government-and-politics, health, alcohol, drug-use, nt
Tasmanians are enjoying the state's national parks as part of 25th anniversary celebrations for Tasmania's Wilderness World Heritage area.
Topics: national-parks, environment, conservation, environmental-management, government-and-politics, world-politics, lifestyle-and-leisure, travel-and-tourism, tas, cradle-mountain-7306, geeveston-7116, lake-st-clair-7140, mole-creek-7304
Firefighters on Kangaroo Island are still trying to contain four fires which have kept them busy on the island over the past two days.
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Information on social networking sites could be used to steal or create identities.
Topics: fraud-and-corporate-crime, business-economics-and-finance, consumer-protection, information-and-communication, internet-culture, law-crime-and-justice, australia
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US Democrats want a full investigation into allegations the CIA secretly destroyed interrogation videos.
Topics: terrorism, world-politics, law-crime-and-justice, rights, human, united-states
There has been growing speculation in Russia that the country is about to merge with neighbouring Belarus, and that President Vladimir Putin would head the new state.
Topics: world-politics, russian-federation, belarus
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Striker Ante Milicic will leave Queensland Roar after accepting an offer to play in the Malaysian Premier League.
Topics: a-league, sport, soccer, brisbane-4000
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Northern Territory Police say the deaths of six people in a car crash outside Alice Springs last night will be treated as deaths in custody.
Topics: road, accidents, disasters-and-accidents, law-crime-and-justice, police, alice-springs-0870, nt
Days after sounding a brief note of conciliation, US studios and striking screenwriters have reverted to public finger pointing as Hollywood's worst labor confrontation in two decades neared the end of its fifth week.
Topics: film-movies, arts-and-entertainment, business-economics-and-finance, industrial-relations, united-states
Scientists say a cocktail of antioxidants and blueberry juice can help the fight against cancer.
Topics: cancer, health, science-and-technology, breakthroughs, sydney-2000, australia, nsw
The Phillip Island community in Victoria has called on Federal Health Minister Nicola Roxon to reveal whether she plans to support its ailing community hospital.
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Following an "eye-opening" wildfire season in which tens of thousands of forest acres were torched and high-mountain water supplies were threatened, experts agree more cooperation between water providers and forest-management services is a must.
That point was stressed often during the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District's Fall Water Users Meeting, which took place Wednesday at the University of Northern Colorado.
Much of northern Colorado's drinking water comes from reservoirs in the forested mountain areas where this summer's barrage of wildfires burned.
As a result, cities and other water providers spent millions of dollars on cleanup and mitigation efforts — mainly trying to prevent ash and debris from getting into their water supplies. Many water providers this summer were even forced to shut off certain water supplies and use back-up plans.
Now, with many climatologists predicting warmer temperatures down the road and increased chances of wildfires, many, including city of Greeley Water and Sewer Department Director Jon Monson, believe water providers need to collaborate more with forest management services in taking preventative efforts.
Monson said the city of Greeley should consider endeavors with the U.S. and Colorado State forest services, such as "forest thinning" near Greeley's reservoirs, which could minimize the severity of future wildfires in those areas.
"This year was certainly eye-opening," Monson said. "There's always been a relationship between water providers and forest management operations. But, after the year we had this year, we see the need for more cooperation, more communication, and being proactive.
"We, as water providers in northern Colorado, are supplying about 300,000 people, and we need to be doing everything we can to protect our watershed." Because a lack of dollars limits how much the federal government can do, Monson said he also supports continuing to work with groups like the Coalition for the Upper South Platte and other nonprofit groups to make the area's watershed more "sustainable" and make future wildfires less severe.
"Whatever can be done to prevent what we went through this year, it should be looked at," Monson added.
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Often parents do not understand the correlation between food and how their child behaves. They may be visiting a relative and suddenly their child is completely out of control, acting out in ways they never thought possible. Embarrassed with their child's behavior, they may overreact adding to the stressful situation or they may chalk it up to the child being overly excited. What they may not understand is that all the tasty treats that accompany the holidays may be like lighting a fuse to a rocket.
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Italian Americans have been a consistent presence on U.S. television screens since the medium's rise to prominence in the 1940s and 1950s. Fictional Italian American families have anchored shows like The Sopranos and Everybody Loves Raymond. Italian American characters have played prominent roles in everything from reality TV to medical melodramas to situation comedies to live television anthologies. Italian American showrunners like Steven Bochco and Tom Fontana have overseen some of the medium's most critically-acclaimed programs. Even in news coverage, Italian Americans have been a recurring interest with sports figures, politicians, gangsters, and others helping to define Italian American ethnicity for a general television audience.
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Sold my 04 BMW 325 conv. and got this as my upgrade. I bought it from Rallye Motors in L.I. from Marianne. Great dealer and she was great. My other car is a 08 G35. This Benz is beautiful. It rides and drives like a dream. So smooth. Quiet. Comfortable. It's a pure pleasure to drive. Only owned it 3 months but it's thus far the best car I ever owned. They did a nice job with this car.
Design - it's black with the AMG 5 star wheels, a spoiler on the trunk and and tinted windows. Love the wood steering wheel. The braking is the finest I've ever tried. It's comfortable, smooth, etc.
Cup holders suck but the Germans insist you shouldn't be drinking anything while driving so it's not a big issue with them. Gas mileage isn't that great either. Stereo could be better for such an expesnive car. Have a better one in my Infiniti G35.
This car is a Teutonic Masterpiece!I have owned them all...BMW, Porsche,Ferrari...and absolutely nothing...nothing... compares to this BLACK 09 E350 4MATIC w/AMG SPORT PACKAGE. Pure panache. Outstanding comfort, ride and performance. Bullet proof buid quaklity.If you have the means...go out today and buy an 09. The 56K price tag new has now depreciated to 35K. Pick a ,low mileage version and your at auto nirvana.Then, go buy a black mock turtleneck, add jeans and your favorite shoes and start cruising. You'll feel and look like a 1percenter...make no apologiZes to anyone. You earned it.
2009 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Sedan E350 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 7A)
We bought one certified pre-owned 2009 E350 at MB Encino, California on 3/27/2010. Only drive about one month and 860 miles, there is a front tire pressure problem that was caused by a crack inside of the wheel (rim). We drive this new car very carefully, never hit anything since there is no damage on the outside wheel, also how to we hit or damage inside of the wheel? That is a parts quality problem. MB's warranty should cover it but they don't. Please think about MB's wheel quality, before you plan to purchase a MB, since we found couple cases report about it already. Also, MB's customer service is not friendly, do not answer customer phone call, and do not care customer concern.
Please take this bad wheel of MB E350 back to MB's manufacture, try to find why this happy, and improve it.
False promises from sales and service. I always keep a $125.00 garmin gps with me, never wanna depend on MB nav system, I'm scared it will take me into a deep ocean one day, entire car good but nav make it worst experience
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Bought car because of incentives (with premium I package paid only $39k AND got 2.9% financing for 5.5 years, plus sales tax write-off)! The car feels extremely solid and stable and has a remarkable balance of comfort and sporty driving characteristics that few other cars can match. Interior and exterior design are very nice and materials and assembly are first rate. However, vinyl seats are totally out of place in car with MSRP of 57k. They are extremely uncomfortable (sweat inducing and sticky when less than 40 degrees F). Navigation system is a nightmare, too. Nothing is intuitive or easy and even after studying manual for hours the system is still fury inducing.
Very solid feel, good comfort/handling balance, state of the art safety technology. Sound system has great audio quality. Psychologically, the car imparts a sense of relaxed superiority and induces very conservative, if not slow, driving. I have rarely been so relaxed in a car psychologically.
Navigation system is a nightmare. Voice recognition doesn't work reliably and there is no touch screen, either. Commands are totally unintuitive. Vinyl seats. High cost of upkeep ($300 for glorified oil change every 10k miles, vs. free oil change q15k with BMW), so so fuel economy with gas engine.
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These are Maui Scene Editor Rick Chatenever's mini-reviews, excerpts of wire service reviews and previews provided by studios and other sources.
Opening Friday
"Due Date" R, 1:50, Maui Mall Megaplex, Kukui Mall 4 and Front Street Theaters.
Robert Downey Jr. and Zach Galifianakis are the odd couple stuck together for the road trip from hell in this screwball comedy from "The Hangover" director Todd Phillips. Downey plays the high-strung, uptight one trying to get home from Atlanta to L.A. in time for the birth of his first child. Galifianakis is the loose cannon who thinks he's going to be a star once he gets to Hollywood. There's also a dog, and a can with Zach's father's ashes in the back seat, all adding to the mayhem. Michelle Monaghan, Jamie Foxx, Juliette Lewis, Danny McBride, RZA and Matt Walsh co-star.
"For Colored Girls" R, 2:14, Maui Mall Megaplex.
Janet Jackson, Phylicia Rashad, Kerry Washington, Loretta Devine, Thandie Newton and Whoopi Goldberg head the all-star cast in Tyler Perry's screen adaptation of Ntozake Shange's classic stage work, "For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow Is Enuf." Built around a string of interconnected poems, the action is set in six blocks of Harlem, as the women's life/poems touch on themes that will be universally recognizable for people of all colors. Besides directing and adapting the script, Tyler co-stars along with Michael Ealy, Hill Harper, Khalil Kain, Omari Hardwick and Richard Lawson.
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"Megamind" PG, 1:51, Kaahumanu 6 (in 3-D), Kukui Mall 4 and Lahaina Wharf Cinemas (in 3-D).
After the megasuccess of "Despicable Me," here comes another animated comedy starring the villain. Will Ferrell gives voice to the brainy bad guy who finds life is boring since he offed his nemesis Metro Man (Brad Pitt). Concocting new adversary, Tighten (Jonah Hill), he experiences a fresh challenge when his creation turns out to be worse than he is, forcing him to become the hero after all. Tina Fey, David Cross, Justin Theroux, Ben Stiller and his kids are among those providing voices, along with the film's director, Tom McGrath.
"Never Let Me Go" R, 1:43, Kukui Mall 4.
Carey Mulligan, Andrew Garfield and Kiera Knightley head the dream cast for this bleak sci-fi romance about English boarding school students facing an unenviable fate. They negotiate all the usual coming-of-age obstacles, but have some bigger challenges ahead. Charlotte Rampling and Sally Hawkins are among the more grown-up members of the cast, directed with elegance and poignancy by Mark Romanek.
Maui Film Festival
"Who Is J.O.B" NR, 52 min. at 7:30 p.m. and "Playgravity" NR, 52 min. at 6 and 9 p.m. Wednesday only. $10 for one film only; $12 for both films.
Reclaiming its old Wednesday spot on the calendar, for this week at least, the Maui Film Festival returns with a double bill of adrenaline-fueled action on the big screen. Proceeds will benefit Surf- Aid International's efforts to help survivors and families affected by the recent tsunami in the Mentawai Islands of Indonesia. "Who Is J.O.B" tells of Jamie O'Brien, whose semi-deafness may have been an assett in his rise to become one of the most daring and controversial big-wave riders around. "Playgravity" serves up action-packed HD footage of snowboarding, paragliding, base jumps and free rides off mountain faces in those jumpsuits with wings. Jamie O'Brien and "Playgravity" filmmaker Ueli Kastenholz will introduce their films and field Q&A sessions afterward.
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"Buried" R, 1:35, Maui Mall Megaplex.
An American contractor (Ryan Reynolds) driving trucks in Iraq wakes up in the dark to open this thriller. It turns out, he's been buried in a coffin in the middle of the desert. Luckily for him, there's a cell phone and a cigarette lighter in the coffin. Unluckily for him, he's only got 90 minutes' worth of air. Rodrigo Corts directs, reportedly finding ingenious visual ways to deal with his claustrophobic setting. Jos Luis Garcia, Robert Paterson, Stephen Tobolowsky and Samantha Mathis co-star, with their voices, at least.
"Case 39" R, 1:49, ends tonight at Kaahumanu 6.
Renee Zellweger stars in this suspense thriller as a committed social worker who gets more than she bargained for when she temporarily takes in an abused 10-year-old (Jodelle Ferland). Turns out the child has some baggage of the creep-out, possessed variety, making for lots of scary moments. Renee should have had a clue when she saw the girl's name - Lillith. Bradley Cooper, Ian McShane, Kerry O'Malley, Callum Keith Rennie and Crystal Lowe co-star; Christian Alvart directs.
"Catfish" PG-13, 1:26, ends tonight at Kaahumanu 6.
This documentary set in the age of Facebook follows the online relationship that develops among documentary filmmakers Nev Schulman, Ariel Schulman and Henry Joost and a family in faraway Ilshpeming, Mich. It's reportedly a cautionary tale as the filmmakers are drawn into the lives of the Michigan family enough to want to pay them a visit. What happens then is one of those big surprises that advance viewers of the movie aren't revealing other than to say the ramifications say a lot about psychology, sociology and illusions in our cyber times.
"Hereafter" PG-13, 2:24, Maui Mall Megaplex, Kukui Mall 4 and Lahaina Wharf Cinemas.
Following a harrowing tsunami sequence filmed (with help from the special effects department) on Lahaina's Front Street last January, this Clint Eastwood-directed drama takes a more meditative tone. It intertwines the lives of a French TV journalist (Cecile de France), a San Francisco man trying to hide from his psychic powers (Matt Damon) and a young London schoolboy (Frankie McLaren), deeply scarred by a brush with death. Peter Morgan's screenplay is less concerned with supernatural answers than with death's effect on the living, and Eastwood's elegant direction adds just the right tone. The performances are brilliant, with the cinematography and music (composed by Eastwood) adding nuance and subtlety. While the subject matter is painful and frightening and the film's pacing deliberate, it pays off with a grace note at the end both hopeful and liberating. Recommended.
"Jackass 3D" R, 1:49, (in 3-D with a ticket surcharge), Maui Mall Megaplex; ends tonight at Lahaina Wharf Cinemas.
Johnny Knoxville and company once again push the limits of taste, safety and sanity in a decidedly obnoxious direction in this latest round of arrested-development stunts. Like an OSHA training film played for laughs, it's a politically incorrect primer of things not to do with power tools, large animals and high-voltage wires. Blood and vomit are the gauge of success in this realm, now enhanced by 3-D. Morons Bam Margera, Steve-O, Chris Pontius, Jason Acuna, Ryan Dunn, Preston Lacy, Dave England, Ehren McGhehey and John Taylor, all listed in the credits as "Himself," get into the spirit of seeing who can make the other cry, soil their underwear and/or throw up first. Jeff Tremaine directs. Don't try this at home is fair warning, not just for the stunts, but for the behavior in general.
"Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'hoole" (3-D) PG, 1:55, Kaahumanu 6.
With the cutest faces to hit the big screen since the recent penguin invasion, this animated adventure plays out the age-old battle between good and evil among owls! Jim Sturgess is owl Soren, at odds with a jealous brother. Boasting gorgeous flying sequences and dreamlike landscapes, the owls have an impressive roster of actors providing their voices including Abbie Cornish, Sam Neill, Hugo Weaving, Joel Edgerton, David Wenham and Oscar winners Geoffrey Rush and Helen Mirren. Zack Snyder directs.
"Life as We Know It" PG-13, 1:52, Kaahumanu 6; ends tonight at Front Street Theaters.
Katherine Heigl adds another chapter to her franchise built on finding the most roundabout roads to romance with this comedy that teams her with Josh Duhamel. They're not a couple, they don't even like each other very much, which complicates their lives when they wind up as the designated caregivers for the daughter of their respective best friends after a tragic car accident. Josh Lucas and Alexis Clagett co-star under the direction of Greg Berlandi, who goes heavy on diaper-changing and poop-in-the-bathtub humor. Hmmm, wonder how the story's going to turn out
"Mao's Last Dancer" PG, 1:57, Kaahumanu 6.
Based on a true story, this biography blends "The Company" with "White Knights," telling of the son of a Chinese peasant picked by authorities to attend the Beijing Dance Academy. His dedication to his art is set against U.S.-Sino relations leading him to well, you'll have to see the movie to find out. Directed by Oscar nominee Bruce Beresford, this elegant award-winning meeting of dance and politics stars Chi Cao with "Center Stage's" Amanda Schull, Bruce Greenwood and Kyle MacLachlin co-starring.
"Paranormal Activity 2" R, 1:46, Maui Mall Megaplex and Front Street Theaters
After the original film made $100 million on a miniscule budget, could a sequel be far behind? A prequel, actually. Katie Featherston returns as a member of the family at the center of the strange happenings in this creepy mystery set in the months before the first film. This time, the problem seems to be break-ins, prompting them to install a series of security cameras around the house. As in the first one, those things that go bump in the night turn out to be a lot more worrisome than you might expect. Tod Williams directs, with writers Oren Pell contributing the characters and Michael R. Perry providing the screenplay. With a minimum of special effects and the trappings of suburban life to work with, the movie ingeniously taps into modern fears in an unexpectedly entertaining way. Recommended.
"Red" PG-13, 2:06, Maui Mall Megaplex and Front Street Theaters; ends tonight at Kukui Mall 4
Actors more used to snagging prestigious film awards like Helen Mirren, Morgan Freeman, John Malkovich and Richard Dreyfuss join Bruce Willis in "Die Hard" territory for this action-comedy that casts them as former CIA agents now on the agency's hit list. With Mirren and Freeman adding class and Malkovich pushing things in a wiggy direction, Willis dispenses his trademark cool-under-fire wisecracks as the bullets fly. Amidst all that star power, Mary-Louise Parker turns out to be the movie's secret weapon, with Karl Urban and 93-year-old Ernest Borgnine co-starring under the direction of Robert Schwentke.
"Saw 3D" R, 1:30, Maui Mall Megaplex (in 3-D with a ticket surcharge).
Tobin Bell returns as Jigsaw/ John, in spirit at least, still casting his spell over his survivors, who turn to a self-help guru and fellow survivor (Sean Patrick Flanery) to help them make it through the nights. With its grotesque effects seemingly made for 3-D, the movie's trailer featured giant spinning blades flying right out of the screen and into the audience. Hopefully that won't actually happen. Costas Mandylor, Betsy Russell, Dean Armstrong, Chad Donella, Gina Holden and Chester Bennington co-star; Kevin Greutert directs.
"Secretariat" PG, 2:18, Maui Mall Megaplex and Lahaina Wharf Cinemas; ends tonight at Kukui Mall 4.
Historical facts are the spoilers in the unlikely but true story of the horse that gained the nation's attention as a Triple Crown contender in 1973. This Disney production pulls out all the stops when it comes to excitement and sentimentality. Five horses take turns playing the title character, but Diane Lane and John Malkovich add the human dimensions that give the film character. She plays a Denver housewife who becomes a Virginia stable owner after her father is taken ill. Malkovich plays the flashy dressing and eccentric but effective trainer she hires to make a contender out of the horse they call "Big Red" in order to save the stable. James Cromwell, Margo Martindale, Nelson Ellis and Otto Thorwarth co-star; Randall Wallace directs.
"The Social Network" PG-13, 2:15, Maui Mall Megaplex and Front Street Theaters; ends tonight at Kukui Mall 4.
Competing with the latest headlines, this tense tale tells us how Facebook -that essential fact of modern life that millions of people are addicted to but no one understands or quite trusts - was born. Jesse Eisenberg shines in the troubling role of 19-year-old Mark Zuckerberg, a not very big man on the Harvard campus who came up with the social-networking concept more or less by accident. "The West Wing's" Aaron Sorkin contributes the brilliant script, not only about Facebook's birth, but about all the litigation that followed. Andrew Garfield, Armie Hammer, Josh Pence, Rooney Mara and Justin Timberlake co-star under the skilled direction of David Fincher, who makes computer hacking and filing legal depositions the stuff of high drama, troubling ramifications and box-office rewards. Recommended.
"The Town" R, 2:20, Maui Mall Megaplex.
Ben Affleck gets high marks as director and co-writer while registering the best performance in his acting career in this gritty heist thriller set in the streets of Boston's blue-collar Charleston neighborhood. He plays the leader of an ingenious gang of bank robbers, whose ranks include the hot-headed Jeremy Renner. The best-laid plans of the gang get put to the test after Ben starts a relationship with a bank manager (Rebecca Hall) taken hostage on the last job, just to find out what she knows. Jon Hamm and Chris Cooper make strong contributions in the supporting ranks. Combining a flair for working with actors with an assured sense of his setting, Affleck produces a tasty blend of action, drama and suspense. Recommended.
"You Again" PG, 2:00, ends tonight at Kaahumanu 6.
High school rivalries never die in this comedy that traces at least two generations' worth of them. Kristin Bell stars as the sister of soon-to-be-groom James Wolk, who realizes that his bride (Odette Yustman) was her arch tormentor in high school. When aunt Sigourney Weaver flies in for the wedding, it turns out she has the same issues with old classmate Jamie Lee Curtis. Throw in Betty White, and you've got the recipe for one awkward and funny wedding day. Andy Fickman directs.


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Dec. 23 marks 40th anniversary of Franco Harris' 'Immaculate Reception'Published 5:08 PM EDT Aug 02, 2012
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Tim Tebow was the breakout star of the 2011-2012 NFL season. It didn't matter if you were a fan or an innocent bystander, Tebow was everywhere. In a season where records tumbled (most passing yards in a season: 5,476, Drew Brees, New Orleans, most passing yards in a rookie season: 4,051, Cam Newton, Carolina and most field goals in a season: 44, David Akers, San Francisco), the news cameras always seemed to be focused on Tebow.
The Broncos QB did set some records of his own: longest scoring play in a playoff overtime (80 yards), shortest time of a drive in regular and postseason overtime (11 seconds) and quickest ever win in overtime (11 seconds), but Tebow Fever was so much more than a few broken records. It gave us a new craze and had politicians wishing they were him. But they weren't. There is only one Tim Tebow.
After a season in which he grabbed so many national headlines and gained so much worldwide attention, how will he be able to follow it up?
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For those looking for new cooking ideas and tips, two culinary experts are teaming up to help.
On Sept. 20, The Willcox Hotel will host Southern Living Test Kitchen on the Road. The event will have two sessions: Sunday Suppers at noon and Great Grilling at 5 p.m. Each session costs $35.
Those who attend the Sunday Suppers session will be treated to a light lunch and drink. It will occur in The Restaurant at The Willcox.
Students of the Great Grilling session will received Southern bites and a drink. It will take place by the pool.
Leading the discussions are Chef Robby Melvin, Southern Livings test kitchen director, and Regan Browell, The Willcoxs executive chef.
Melvin of Birmingham has worked in numerous fine restaurants and owned a catering business.
Southern Livings Test Kitchen professionals ... create, test and perfect over 5,000 recipes annually (for the magazine), as stated in a release.
Browell of New Zealand has worked in fine restaurants in California and England. (Upon) returning to New Zealand, Browell worked for Geoff and Shannon Ellis (The Willcox then-future owners). There she ran the kitchens in the couples two restaurants, Rain and Nextdoor, before following them to The Restaurant at The Willcox in 2009, according to a release.
Together, Melvin and Browell will demonstrate recipes, share ideas and tips and interact with guests in kitchens setup to mirror your own, the release said.
Representatives from the gourmet kitchen store Plum Pudding and the floral and event studio Cote Designs are scheduled to join Melvin and Browell.
Were very excited about this event and the opportunities we have to work with local companies in partnership with Southern Living, Shannon Ellis said.
The Willcox is at 100 Colleton Ave. S.W. For tickets and more information, visit www.thewillcox.com or call 803-648-1898.
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Dear Readers: Here is this week's sound off, about handicapped bathroom stall doors:
"The handicap stalls in public restrooms have the door opening outward. Why don't all the stalls open that direction? It would be easier if they didn't open inward, especially when you have a purse and maybe a bag to swing around the door. It seems strange to me that they can't all open outward. — E.T., via email"
Been there too many times, especially when traveling for a speech or personal appearance and using an airport restroom! I have almost been "trapped" a few times with luggage, purse and tote bag! According to the Americans With Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines, the doors on handicapped stalls need to swing outward for ease of entering and exiting. The other stall doors probably swing inward so the flow of "traffic" doesn't get slowed down and so someone walking by doesn't accidentally get hit! — Heloise
Dear Heloise: We have a solid-wood dresser that we use as a sideboard for a buffet. I covered it with several layers of fabric and put the dishes on hot pads to protect the surface.
Unfortunately, it appears a pad slipped, and we now have a white half-moon mark. I've tried scrubbing it and cleaning it, but short of sanding the whole dresser and refinishing it, is there anything I can do to get rid of the mark? — Kira B., Springfield, Va.
Well, what you tried should have worked, and I'm concerned when you say "scrubbed" it, as I don't know what you used.
Try this: Mix baking soda and white toothpaste (the nongel kind). Rub it on the white mark in the direction of the grain. It may take work, but it might help. When the mark is gone, polish or wax the wood surface. Baking soda is one of my absolute favorite products. It is cheap and environmentally friendly. Does your dishwashing liquid need a boost? Mix 2 tablespoons of baking soda into a sinkful of water and detergent for those tough-to-clean pots. — Heloise
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Greensboro, NC -- Residents of one Greensboro neighborhood are working to preserve its history before it's gone.
Once a bustling community with workers at the Pomona Terra Cotta Pipe Company, the Terra Cotta neighborhood is now nestled within a commercial area off Norwalk Street, and only a couple dozen houses remain.
That's why Dennis Waddell, who was born in the Terra Cotta neighborhood, created the Terra Cotta Heritage Foundation and Museum.
"Terra Cotta to me was a community of love," said Waddell. "It gave us very strong values, a good relationship with other people."
83 year-old Eugene McMurray, Jr. is a lifelong Terra Cotta resident and worked at the plant. He lives in one of the 27 remaining houses.
"Look like to me that it's getting smaller and smaller and seem like to me that it might be one day it'll be gone when old heads die out," he said. "I would like for it to stay as Terra Cotta."
The museum Waddell started at 504 Norwalk Street houses pictures and descriptions of what life was like when workers and their families lived there. He even constructed a model of the Terra Cotta community.
The community had churches, a school, and even a baseball team, for which McMurray was shortstop. "I did my student teaching at Terra Cotta School," said Wilhelmina Waddell, who has lived there for more than 74 years. "I enjoyed living here, I enjoyed the fellowship, I enjoyed the older people."
"We recognize that as land gets more valuable, as the current residents age, the probability is quite high that the community itself will disappear," said Waddell.
But he and others in the community hope their work will help Terra Cotta's spirit live on.
The museum on Norwalk Street is open to the public. The Terra Cotta Day Festival will be September 4, which will be a day to celebrate the history and heritage.


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Published: Apr 26, 2012
By Mark Shenk - Apr 26, 2012
Oil fluctuated in New York as more Americans than projected filed jobless claims and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said central banks "remain prepared to do more" to protect the economy.
Futures swung between gains and losses after the Labor Department said jobless claims fell by 1,000 to 388,000 last week. The median forecast of 48 economists surveyed by Bloomberg called for a drop to 375,000. Growth is expected to "remain moderate over coming quarters and then to pick up gradually," the Federal Open Market Committee said yesterday in a statement.
"The jobless number pulled us back a tad," said Tom Bentz, a director with BNP Paribas Prime Brokerage Inc. in New York. "The Fed statement yesterday was seen as slightly optimistic. We ended yesterday higher because of it."
Crude oil for June delivery rose 11 cents to $104.23 a barrel at 9:20 a.m. on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Front- month futures have climbed for the past four days, the longest rally in two months. Prices are up 5.5 percent this year.
Brent oil for June settlement increased 68 cents, or 0.6 percent, to $119.80 a barrel on the London-based ICE Futures Europe exchange. The European benchmark contract's premium to West Texas Intermediate crude traded in New York was at $15.57, up from $15 yesterday.
A Commerce Department report tomorrow may show that U.S. growth slowed in the first quarter, fueling speculation that the Fed will consider additional stimulus.
U.S. first-quarter gross domestic product, the value of all goods and services the nation produced, rose at a 2.5 percent annual rate after advancing 3 percent in the previous three months, according to the median forecast of economists surveyed by Bloomberg.
Iran's envoy in Moscow said yesterday that his country may halt the expansion of its atomic program to avert new sanctions.
"There are a number of headlines out there but they are offsetting each other," said Addison Armstrong, director of market research at Tradition Energy in Stamford, Connecticut. "Iran may stop expanding its nuclear program, while central banks are pumping a lot of liquidity into the market. They cancel each other out as far as oil is concerned."
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Elgine Broussard "Jean" Gauthreaux
CROWLEY – A Mass of Christian burial will be held Thursday, Sept. 17, 2009 at 2:00 p.m. at St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church for Elgine Broussard "Jean" Gauthreaux, 71, who died Tuesday, September 15, 2009 in Crowley.
Fr. Gary Schexnayder, Pastor of St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church, will officiate for the services. The family requests visiting hours Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Thursday from 8 a.m. to service time. A rosary will be recited Wednesday at 7 p.m. by Sr. Justina Baker. A French rosary will be recited Wednesday at 10 a.m. by Ryan of IBC Hospice Care. Burial will be in Abshire Cemetery.
Mrs. Gauthreaux, also know as "Jean", worked for over thirty-five years in pediatric care for Dr. Jack Frank and others touching the lives of many children. She will be sadly missed by all.
Survivors include three daughters, Kayla G. Chaillot and her husband Bernard of Crowley, Cindy Gauthreaux of Crowley, Kim G. Primeaux and her husband Kevin of Crowley; five sons, Berton Gauthreaux and his wife Susan of Crowley, Paul Gauthreaux of Crowley, Darren Gauthreaux and his wife Paula of Crowley; David Gauthreaux and his husband Gregory Seale of Dallas, TX, Aaron Gauthreaux of Crowley; nineteen grandchildren; twenty-one great-grandchildren; seven step-grandchildren; one uncle, Nam Broussard of Carencro.
Mrs. Gauthreaux was preceded in death by her husband, Harold Gauthreaux; her parents, Odey and Olite Guillot Broussard; one grandson, Lance Fruge; one great-grandson, Ethan Wirtz; one sister, Elta Abshire; two brothers, Steven and Jesse Broussard.
The family requests memorial contributions to American Cancer Society.
Words of comfort may be sent to the family at www.geesey-ferguson.com.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Geesey-Ferguson Funeral Home of Crowley.


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2 killed in single-vehicle crash in Waukesha County
Two occupants of a car found after it struck a large tree in the Town of Delafield and caught fire were pronounced dead at the scene early Friday, according to a Waukesha County Sheriff's Department news release.
According to the release, the Sheriff's Department and Town of Delafield Fire Department responded to a call for a vehicle fire on Bryn Road west of Elmhurst Road about 2:40 a.m.
The first arriving deputy found a car that was on fire and appeared to have struck a large tree head on. The car was resting on the driver's side and had severe front-end damage.
After the Fire Department extinguished the fire, it was determined there were two occupants inside the vehicle at the time of the crash.
The car appeared to have been traveling west on Bryn and failed to negotiate the slight left curve, then left the roadway and struck the tree.