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Rosalind Franklin
Rosalind Elsie Franklin (25 July 1920 – 16 April 1958) was a British biophysicist who was trained as a chemist and specialized in X-ray crystallography[1] She made important contributions to the scientific understanding of the molecular structures of coal and graphite and, using X-ray diffraction, DNA, RNA and viruses. CONTINUE READING
Franklin discovered that DNA comes in two forms, which she labeled "A" and "B." An image, named "Photograph 51", was the key in determining this.
Francis Crick
Crick was an important theoretical molecular biologist and played a crucial role in research related to revealing the genetic code. He is widely known for use of the term "central dogma" to summarize an idea that genetic information flow in cells is essentially one-way, from DNA to RNA to protein. CONTINUE READING
James Watson
James Dewey Watson (born April 6, 1928) is an American molecular biologist, geneticist, and zoologist, best known as one of the co-discoverers of the structure of DNA with Francis Crick, in 1953. Watson, Francis Crick, and Maurice Wilkins were awarded the 1962 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine "for their discoveries concerning the molecular structure of nucleic acids and its significance for information transfer in living material". CONTINUE READING
Maurice Wilkins
Maurice Hugh Frederick Wilkins CBE FRS (15 December 1916 – 5 October 2004) was a New Zealand-born English physicist and molecular biologist, and Nobel Laureate whose research contributed to the scientific understanding of phosphorescence, isotope separation, optical microscopy and X-ray diffraction, and to the development of radar. He is best known for his work at King's College London on the structure of DNA. CONTINUE READING
Donald Caspar
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Raymond Gosling
At King's College London, Gosling worked on X-ray diffraction with Maurice Wilkins, analyzing samples of DNA which they prepared by hydrating and drawing out into thin filaments and photographing in a hydrogen atmosphere. Gosling was then assigned to Rosalind Franklin when she joined King's College London in 1951. Together they produced the first X-ray diffraction photographs of the "form B" paracrystalline arrays of highly hydrated DNA. CONTINUE READING
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His team, the International League, grabbed a 2-1 win over the Pacific Coast League. The lefthander pitched the top of the fifth inning, striking out two and walking one as a fourth batter flied out to left field.
Former WMU baseball player Pat Misch strikes out two in his one-inning appearance during Triple-A All-Star game
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We'll ring in the New Year this Wednesday, putting behind us another memorable year across Major League Baseball in the process.
The Red Sox hoisted the World Series trophy in 2013, completing an impressive worst-to-first turnaround thanks to some great work by the front office.
There were no shortage of great moments throughout the season, though; from Clayton Kershaw dominating on Opening Day to Henderson Alvarez throwing a bizarre no-hitter for the Marlins on the final day of the regular season.
So, as we get ready to begin 2014, here is a look at at the 50 greatest moments in the MLB from 2013. It should be noted that the moments are ordered chronologically, not ranked in any way.
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Tim: Who is that? Where am I?
Voice: Because you were a faithful follower of mine since you took that philosophy class your freshman year of college, you may enter Heaven.
Tim: I don't understand.
Voice: Aren't you an Atheist?
Tim: Yeah, so why am I here in heaven?
Voice: Because I am Ath, the one true god. I have taken all my followers, the Atheists, from Earth and granted them access to my Kingdom. The Christians, Jews, Muslims, Buddhists, and Hindus, screw those guys; I sent them straight to Hell.
Tim: Oh now I understand. See I thought I would be in Hell because I didn't believe I mean nevermind.
Voice: You mean you didn't know who I am? I am the great and powerful Ath!
Tim: No, no, I know who you are, I worshipped you everyday of my life. It wasn't like I didn't believe in a Supreme Being or anything.
Voice: Oh good, well now if you're ready, please enter my kingdom and meet your fellow Atheists whom you will spend eternity with.
Tim: Thanks Ath.
Ath leaves and Tim starts talking with some of the other people in Heaven.
Tim: Hey everybody.
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Shiny yachts bob up and down in the water next to sailboats that look like they've weathered too many summers. A northerly wind sweeps clouds across the blue sky. Hawser, the M/V Good Return owner's black Lab, pants away from the captain's room as the boat motors over smooth waters.
A Penobscot Bay harbor cruise aboard the Good Return, run by Belfast Bay Cruises, is just one of the many ways to enjoy Belfast, Maine, a snug port city 100 miles northeast of Portland that has been home to generations of lobstermen. During the nearly two-hour cruise, passengers hug the railings, soaking up views of cozy harbors and coves, lobster boats chugging here and there, docks covered with barnacles and algae, and seals and porpoises curving gracefully through the water.
But Belfast's heart remains its quiet streets filled with shops and restaurants, all tinged with the bracing smell of the sea. Quirky antiques shops, intimate bookstores, and modern art galleries line Main Street, mixing New Age interests with traditional. When visitors grow hungry from seafaring and walking, they'll find a menu to suit every palate.
At Rollie's Bar and Grill, seat yourself in a solid, dark wooden booth, order a local microbrew, and listen as jazz and rock music mix with the sounds of laughter from the vintage-style bar. Popular meal choices include Black Angus burgers with hand-cut french fries, Rollie's original fried chicken, and dry-rubbed baby back ribs.
A shopping must is The Green Store, which offers "products for an environmentally sustainable lifestyle" — from beeswax candles to homeopathic remedies to clothing made from organic cotton and hemp. Japanese ceramics are stocked near nontoxic pet and gardening items. Smooth wooden utensils and made-in-Maine gifts are shelved alongside games. It's a catchall for everything organic and handmade.
As evening comes over the bay, the city glows in shaky reflections on the water. Trendy cocktail bars and eclectic restaurants open their doors, and the lights of the Colonial Theatre shine bright, revealing some of the modern feel of this old lobstering town. The night has just begun.


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DRAMEDY: "The Nanny Diaries" Genius Products. Single disc. $29.95. PG-13.
Thousands of striking workers take over a wide Manhattan artery, pumping their fists in solidarity, singing songs and a-carrying signs.
Meanwhile, children cry and mothers tear out their hair out at the tinted roots. It's a nanny strike. And you can see it only in your mind's eye.
You certainly won't see it in the 2007 film "The Nanny Diaries." However, Emma McLaughlin and Nicola Kraus, the nannies-turned-novelists of the film's eponymous source material, have themselves imagined such a strike.
"We often say that Manhattan would come to a screeching halt if all the nannies walked out for one day."
That comes from the two in "Confessions from the Original Nannies: The Authors of the Bestselling Book," a featurette included on the Genius DVD version of "The Nanny Diaries" due out Tuesday.
The film stars Scarlett Johansson as Annie, a newly minted college graduate from New Jersey whose diploma looks nice, but doesn't land her any work in the exciting field of finance.
Then a chance encounter in Central Park leads to a job as a live-in nanny for a Manhattan family lousy with money and lousy at being a family.
Mr. X, for that is what he's called, is played by Paul Giamatti as a philandering master of the universe with no time for his wife and kid. Said wife is Mrs. X, for that is what she's called, played by Laura Linney as a real Type A Negative personality, a deeply unhappy woman and control freak who's something of an ogress to Annie, and can't get a handle on her marriage.
And then there's Grayer, the couple's young son, by turns spoiled, bratty, underloved and, eventually, attached emotionally to Annie, the only person to show him true affection.
Meanwhile, Annie lies to her own mother -- a nurse (played by Broadway vet Donna Murphy) who put her daughter through school by working extra shifts -- about the kind of work she's pursuing in Manhattan.
The secret is shared by Annie's best friend, played by singer Alicia Keys. Throw in a potential love interest, played by Chris Evans, and the complications mount.
Anyway, this isn't "There's Something About Mary Poppins," though it could have used a bit of Julie Andrews magic. It's more like "The Van Trapped Family."
The story originated around six years ago when McLaughlin and Kraus decided to team up and write about what they knew. Both had subsidized their education at New York University by working as nannies in Manhattan's posher precincts.
And both had read their share of articles about people who hired nannies.
"But the help was never interviewed," they say. "We grew more and more incensed about the one-sideness of the story."
The book and film present nannies as overworked, put-upon domestics, many of them immigrants with families of their own who find themselves surrogate mothers of their young, underloved charges.
"Affection is part of the job," says McLaughlin. "If you're doing your job well, you really do connect with the child."
In coming up with their fictionalized account, McLaughlin and Kraus took turns writing alternate chapters. Even after the book was published, says McLaughlin, "we had no inkling that this book was going to be read by anyone but our parents and, potentially, their friends."
Sales proved otherwise, leading to the film version, whose making is detailed in "Life at the Top As Seen From the Bottom: The Making of 'The Nanny Diaries,'" a second featurette included on the DVD.
"The Nanny Diaries" was written and directed by the husband-and-wife team of Robert Pulcini and Shari Springer Berman, who have made a slick chick flick much in contrast to 2003's "American Splendor," the indie Oscar bait that put them, and its star, Paul Giamatti, on the map.
Giamatti and the rest of the cast can be seen also in a blooper reel included on the DVD.
ADVENTURE: "Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End" Starring: Johnny Depp, Keira Knightley, Orlando Bloom, Geoffrey Rush, Chow Yun Fat, Stellan Skarsgard, Bill Nighy, Keith Richards. Directed by Gore Verbanski. Rating: PG-13. (Disney) 150 mins., plus extras. $34.99.
"At Wit's End" is more like it. Aside from Keith Richards swaggering around as Depp's daddy, the third film in the series offers little that's new, but seems to go on forever anyway. Extras: Featurettes, bloopers.
"Midnight Clear" Starring: Stephen Baldwin, K Callan, Kirk B.R. Woller, Victoria Jackson, Mary Thornton, Mitchell Jarvis, Richard Riehle, Richard Fancy. Directed by Dallas Jenkins. Rating: PG-13. (Lionsgate) 102 mins., plus extras. $19.98.
Based on a story by "Left Behind" Christian author Jerry B. Jenkins, "Midnight Clear" seems mighty glum in following five strangers on a bleak Christmas Eve, but a redemptive light shines toward the end. Extras: making-of featurette; commentary.
ENSEMBLE DRAMA: "Drama/Mex" Starring: Diana Garcia, Fernando Becerril, Miriana Moro, Juan Pablo Castaneda, Emilio Valdes. Directed by Gerardo Naranjo. Rating: Not rated. (Genius) 93 mins. $24.95.
Dreary Mexican ensemble drama of sexual jealousy and secret lives. Produced by Diego Luna and Gael Garcia Bernal, but lacking the zest of recent Mexican cinema.
NATURE DOCUMENTARY: "Arctic Tale" Starring: Narrator Queen Latifah. Directed by Adam Ravetch and Sarah Robertson. Rating: G (Paramount) 86 mins., plus extras. $29.99.
A picturesque documentary following the growing pains of a polar bear cub and a walrus pup amid a globally warmed Arctic. Co-written by Kristen Gore, the daughter of Al Gore, and produced by the folks who brought you the Oscar-winning "March of the Penguins." Extras: featurettes.


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Register at The Foot Zone in Redmond (425-558-7856) and Issaquah (425-391-3132). Other outlets are located in Fall City at the Colonial Inn (425-222-5191) and Mountain View Nutrition Center (425-222-4096), in North Bend at Big Dog Sportswear (425-831-5959), or in Seattle at Super Jock 'n' Jill in the Greenlake neighborhood (206-522-7711). Fast Lady Sports has two outlets, in University Village (206-522-2113) and in Kirkland (425-229-9433).
Pre-registration fees for adults are $16 or $10, no tee; kids $10 or $5, no tee. Day-of-race registration will begin at 7:30 a.m. on Saturday, June 17. Day-of-race registration fees are $20 adults or $15, no tee; kids $12 or $7, no tee.
From a modest beginning of 100 runners, the 11th annual Fall City Days Fun Run is gearing up for over 800 runners as it continues to grow each year. The race, certified by the USA Track & Field Association, has attracted the attention of runners from around the area, due to the flat, fast course, which takes participants through scenic farmland along the Snoqualmie River.
"This is a race for everyone," says race director Barb Lewis. "No hills, no traffic, plus the beauty of our area makes for an exceptional race."
The race begins and ends in the heart of town, just prior to the start of the Fall City Days festivities, which makes for an exhilarating finish for tired runners.
The sponsors also add a bit of extra fun for runners following the race. "Our sponsors have been very generous and again this year we will have great random prizes," Lewis says.
The Foot Zone will give a gift certificate to the first place winner in each division. And this year, there is a double Grand Prize opportunity, as Salish Lodge and Spa has donated two $500 gift packages. The runners continue to be pampered after the race with refreshments. Tahoma Glacier Water will provide bottled water for each runner. Sara Lee will provide snacks, and Fall City's Family Market will provide fruit and beverages.
Rounding out the list of sponsors are Hauglie Insurance, Bernard Development, Fall City Farms, Fall City Grill, Sno-Falls Credit Union, Fall City Espresso, Greenbank Farms, The River's Edge, Gordon Construction, Colonial Inn, Fall City Dental, Model Garage, and Minuteman Press.
"It's a tremendous boost for us to have this kind of support, "says Lewis. "In a small community such as Fall City, these businesses are asked to support a number of worthwhile activities. We're very grateful we have such generous business owners. They're one of the reasons Fall City is such a great community."
The sponsors are a key point to the success of the race, and the other critical area is day of race administration. The race committee relies on the support of Mount Si High School's parent group "WIN" (Wildcat Inspiration Network) to supply the 100-plus volunteers needed each years. Lewis says the committee could not hold the race without WIN's commitment.
"Their support is crucial," says Lewis. "Even though it's the end of the school year and families are busier than ever, Mount Si High School students, teachers, and parents are all willing to come out to help. I'm pretty impressed with the caliber of kids coming out of our high school."
The 5K and 10K Fun Run and 5K Walk will be held in conjunction with the Fall City Days Celebration, which includes an arts and crafts fair, parade, kids activities, helicopter rides, and entertainment. For more information, contact Barb Lewis at 425-222-6163.


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A look at some key numbers for Penn State as it prepares for Saturday's home game against Navy …
3: Total missed field goals by former Penn State placekicker Anthony Fera last season. Fera, who transferred to Texas in the offseason, made 14 of 17 field-goal attempts for the Nittany Lions last season. and was a perfect 11-for-11 from 39 yards and in.
4: Total missed field goals by new PSU placekicker Sam Ficken in the Lions' 17-16 loss to Virginia last Satuday. Ficken missed from 42, 40, 38 and 20 yards.
6.4: Notre Dame's average per rush in its season-opening 50-10 win over Navy in Ireland on Sept. 1. The Fighting Irish ran the ball 46 times for 293 yards and five touchdowns. Navy, PSU's opponent Saturday at Beaver Stadium, was off last week.
7: Total tackles for loss registered by the Lions' defense in the loss to Virginia. A very encouraging sign for defensive coordinator Ted Roof's unit, which produced just one tackle for loss in the Week 1 defeat to Ohio.


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If you ask some parents if they have ever considered cloth diapering their babies, they may cringe, thinking the process is messy and time-consuming.
But today's cloth diapering supporters say cloth diapers are easier than ever to use, and offer the user many more benefits as well.
To call attention to those benefits, area parents will gather in Springfield on April 23 for "The Great Cloth Diaper Change," taking place in 400 different locations around the world.
The local venue for "The Great Cloth Diaper Change" is Kid Stuff, a children's play area located at 1504 Allen St., Bicentennial Plaza, Springfield.
The Wilbraham Children's Museum, partnering with the mom and baby group Stroller Strides of the Pioneer Valley, are organizing the local event, to coincide with Earth Day.
Parents and babies will participate in a simultaneous cloth diaper change at 12:30 p.m. Organizers of the global event will send videos, pictures and witness statements
to the Guinness Book of World Records in an attempt to be named the "largest mass cloth diaper change" in the world.
"It's to raise awareness about cloth diapering," said Alycia Cove of Springfield, who is helping to organize the event. "It's to show people that cloth diapers aren't these crazy things with pins and plastic pants."
Some of today's parents have heard stories about the inconveniences of cloth diapers from their own parents, who often had to struggle with those pins and plastic pants.
Today, cloth diapering parents say the process is much easier.
"I cloth diaper my baby personally, and I know when I decided to do it, I was met with a lot of reactions," Cove said. "People were really surprised, but the benefits of them aren't really well known."
Cloth diapering advocates say cloth diapers reduce waste for families with children in diapers by more than 50 percent; they help parents save more than $2,000 per child; they reduce exposure to chemicals in disposable diapers, and they're convenient.
"It's a good thing, and I think if people knew how easy it is, and the benefits, they would do it," Cove said.
Cove said simply showing some of her mom friends the diapers and their ease of use have convinced some of them to try it. Some parents new to cloth diapering also may consider trying it only on a part-time basis.
In addition to the simultaneous diaper change at 12:30, there will be activities and giveaways throughout the event, which runs from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
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The Astros are engaged in numerous trade conversations, but general manager Ed Wade has a policy not to discuss trade specifics.
What's known is outfielders Hunter Pence and Michael Bourn – their two best offensive players – have been attracting considerable attention, but they will come with a steep price. Houston is more likely to deal pitchers Wandy Rodriguez and Brett Myers, despite their multi-year contracts.
"As I've indicated before, at the very least we have to be good listeners," Wade said. "We can always say 'no' to anything that we don't think improves us in the short term or long term. It's important for us to be proactive on a couple of different fronts as we were with Jeff Keppinger, and at the same time be receptive and responsive to any other inquiries or opportunities that may present themselves."
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Greene, NY (WBNG Binghamton) A garage caught fire in Greene late Tuesday night, according to Chenango County Fire Alerts.
Fire investigators determined on Wednesday that the cause of the two-alarm fire was electrical. The call reporting the structure fire came over to Chenango County Fire Alerts on Tuesday around 10:45 p.m. for 143 Slater Rd.
There were no injuries reported and the building is currently for sale, as the business is in the process of moving to their new facility on State Highway 12 in Greene.
There was minimal equipment in the building, but structurally, the building suffered substantial damage in various areas, including the building's entire electrical system.
Greene Fire Department was dispatched to the garage, which was described as a 40 x 60 foot metal structure.
A second alarm was called, and Coventry, Smithville, Brisben, Chenango Bridge and Chenango Forks Fire Departments all helped in mutual aid.
Chenango County Fire Investigators were also called to the scene.
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A 5,000-gallon fuel tanker threw a wrench into the Harrisburg-area highways and byways Thursday morning when it caught fire during an accident on the ramp of Route 322 west directly over the northbound lanes of Interstate 81.
The accident and the subsequent fire, which was massive, shut the two highways down, diverting and clogging traffic throughout the area. The headaches were covered at length yesterday morning as the story unfolded. But what about today?
Traffic around the area was still a nightmare especially on Route 581 East and drivers were looking for alternative routes to get from point A to point B.
Plus with the prospect that road repairs to I-81 could take up to two months (demolition could start as early as today, however), the traffic headache might be around for a bit.
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SUMMIT TOWNSHIP -- Three people confessed to smashing a pickup truck with baseball bats at Jackson Christian Schools.
Jackson County Sheriff's deputies received a call about the vandalism just before 8 p.m., according to the department's daily report. The caller reported three men smashing a Ford Ranger truck with baseball bats, said Lt. Wayne Bisard.
Deputy Amy Bretes tracked the three men, two 18 year olds and one 17 year old, using information from a license plate, Bisard said. The three confessed to Bretes. No arrests were made, Bisard said.


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Herbert N. Fuhrer
Herbert N. Fuhrer, 86, of Tiffin, died Monday, March 4, 2013, at his residence.
He was born Jan. 10, 1927, in Sylvania, to Burton and Alfreda (Petit) Fuhrer. He married Anna Marie Bare in July 1956 in Indiana. She died Feb. 11, 1994.
Survivors include six sons, David (Becky) Fuhrer of Tiffin, Dennis (Virginia) Fuhrer of Spain, and Jon (Carlyle) Fuhrer, Jeff (Cindy) Fuhrer, Brad (Wendy) Fuhrer and Mark (Laurie) Fuhrer, all of Tiffin; a daughter, Shelley (Alan) Ewen of Monroe, Mich.; 22 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandchild; and a sister, Evelyn Carlson of Albuquerque, N.M.
He also was preceded in death by his parents; a son, Daniel Fuhrer; and three brothers, Don, Norm and Fred Fuhrer.
Mr. Fuhrer was a graduate of Van Buren High School. He retired from General Electric Company of Tiffin. He was a member of the Eagles and the VFW of Tiffin. He was an avid golfer and will be missed by his golfing buddies.
Visitation for family and friends will be 4-8 p.m. Wednesday, March 6, 2013, at Traunero Funeral Home and Crematory, 214 S. Monroe St., Tiffin, (419) 447-3113.
His funeral will be 10:30 a.m. Thursday, March 7, at the funeral home with the Rev. John Alice officiating. Burial will follow at Bethel Cemetery, McCutchenville.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association in care of the funeral home.
To send condolences or for directions to the funeral home, go to www.traunerofuneralhome.com.


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AKA Jam on It
Ever since I learned how to make my own jams and jellies, I have gone a little crazy in the summer. All the seasonal fruit gets cooked into jam. Some jars I give away as gifts, but the others get used on toast, in sauces and on sandwiches. By the time winter makes its annual appearance, I have a whole fridge shelf filled with half-empty jam jars. When that happens, it's time to make PB&J bars.
These bars have become a hit in my neighborhood. I bring them to potlucks, I serve them as dessert at dinner parties, I take them to cookie exchanges, I make them whenever there's a snowstorm or really cold weather, and I whip up a quick batch so the mail lady and the UPS guy have a little something sweet and salty waiting for them at my door. Much like people feel sorry for me because I can't have gluten, these bars make me feel sad for people who have peanut allergies, because they're just so darn good.


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Catlett, Stouffer race hard
"Do I not destroy my enemies when I make them my friends?"
-Abraham Lincoln
Going into Saturday night, Hedgesville's Tony Catlett is down to third in Pure Stock points at Hagerstown Speedway. Part of that he attributes to a few weeks ago when the No. 23S of Rick Stouffer came out of Turn 4 and down the straightaway and the two tangled, leaving Catlett well the worse for wear.
According to Catlett, Stouffer came over and said, in essence, "It was a racing thing, I had to put my car there." OK. In racing circles this is to try and keep the guy off your bumper next week. The hot rumor was the No. 23S crew was expecting action and had an in-pit battle plan if Catlett retaliated. So said some.
The following week Catlett caught up to Stouffer on the track and put a nice tire mark on the door, the racer's way of saying, "yeah, my memory works." And Catlett still hasn't forgotten, but he takes the long view on racing and life, the same way he won the championship. Sure, he could have gone out there and beat and banged around it like the Hobby Stocks or U-Cars might do, but he held back.
First, it would only mean more work for himself if he tears it up. He has no crew back in the garage to do all those repairs. Secondly, Catlett trusts that these things sort themselves out very well on their own. Stouffer has since had engine problems, and for all his hard charging in that one race, he now lies seventh in points to Catlett's third. So who's ahead? Maybe not quite a friend now, but…
"Boy, you look over the fourth turn. That's where the storm weather comes from."
Famed Hagerstown Speedway announcer Frank Sagi used to explain to son, Alan, in discussing cloud formations at the Speedway. Alan was back for his second race this year after a good ride fell through back in February.
The sponsor pulled out upon seeing the Hagerstown schedule and there being only nine Late Model races. For him, the only bang for his buck was advertising at Hagerstown, not chasing out-of-state tracks like Port Royal, Bedford and others. He pulled the plug, too late for Sagi to catch another ride.
Now Sagi is back with the No. 31A Tom Gibney machine.
Back to those clouds. No sooner had the track been run in when a quick shower passed through. They ran the track back in, and all divisions went out for their hot laps.
While talking to Sagi, there was no mistaking the dark clouds rolling over Turn 4. No sooner had they called the order for the first 10 Late Models for the time trials, the rain came back -and came back and came back.
It took some time, no doubt thinking of dropping a few classes for the night to shorten the program, before the speedway decided it wouldn't work and shut it down.
All of this means you need to mark Aug. 10 on your calendars for a big night. Now it will be the 36th annual Shorty Bowers/48th Annual Johnny Roberts Memorial. As they say, "Stand by for action!"
Some interesting results from the world of turn-challenged racers. Courtney Force, in her first head-to-head with her legendary father John Force, smoked him in the Funny Car finals at the Auto Plus NAPA New England Nationals at the famed New England Dragway in Epping, N.H. Girls can race.
Meanwhile, at the Holy Church of Acceleration, Williams Grove Speedway, the Pennsylvania 410 Sprint Car Speedweek has started, with Greg Hodnett taking the first leg Friday. Alan Krimes captured the second race at the dirt blender, Lincoln Speedway. Tonight, Speedweek goes below the Mason-Dixon line to invade Hagerstown Speedway. Nine races in nine days -heaven on earth.
Hagerstown sees motorcyles Saturday, while Winchester has the usual suspects, so time to try someplace new. I may head to the Grove to check on Chad Criswell or a hot race somewhere. Check the websites, find a new track, catch a sunset over the fourth turn fence, have a hot dog and get some clay on you.
Remember, if you don't have dirt on ya, it wasn't a race.
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Alaska, a river far up, towards the Brooks Range. A small float plane and darkness that only flirted with me, while stars as hard as flint sparked something in the sky.
I was never one for the organized camp, driving to some park where the Winnebago's were so close together as to resemble a subdivision. The smell of cigarette smoke mixing with propane, punctuated by the screech of a woman from three campers down, who's idea of roughing it was no room service. Kids, running wild, ghetto blasters on their shoulder as they whizzed around the camp site on skateboards being pulled by what was either a dog, or a small rat. Overweight and pale adults lumbered around like somnolent bears, their weary movements punctuated by an expenditure of breath that appeared to be far more work than any pleasure those moments gave them. Where's the beer, babe, and could you see if we can get Judge Judy up here?
Where's the exit please.
That is not my idea of camping, there with TV antennas and portable laptops and radios, campers moving like elephants on Ambien, bulky and blocking the view. The residents therein not seeing the outdoors, but still contemplating their lives back home, the fretful worry of urban homeowner association war fare.
Give me a spot for just myself or perhaps a friend, days sliding into sunset, marked by little more than the sum of breaths taken freely. It was hard to tell one day from another. Mornings would creep in on the breath of small creatures watching from the trees, days spent in reading or hiking, nights simply laying out like one single point of a compass star, feet pointed towards my future, pointing true. I didn't move quickly when I awoke, looking at the morning sun with the mild inscrutability of those animals awaking, functioning outside of a watch, having left time laying upon the slow and imponderable shore on which my small plane is moored.
I've found few people in my life that can be content with time alone like that, most preferring the excitement of crowds, the adulation of the unknown, look at me, watch me, head towards the lights and the noise. Not I. I can't find peace in that, though it haunts the edges of it, as if it almost knows what it is like, but can't give in to it. The peace isn't just the silence, it's not the trees or the animals or the water. It's all the senses wrapped up in one as you breathe it in deep from the musty confines of a sleeping bag as you lie under the starts. That smell that has a color, almost green, not the longing green of envy or the gray green of aromatic herbs, but the green of clarity, a smell that makes you weak for childhood, when every morning came with this sense of freedom and purity.Then rising, making sure the bears didn't make a snack of your food there downwind of you in the tree, making coffee that Starbucks would turn their nose up at, as you munch a biscuit with all the flakiness of Kevlar. It's small quiet moments there as the earth awakes. It's simply life, there, your life, what you make of it, and nothing more. It's the feeling of succumbing to something that laps away at you when in the confines of an office or a lab, at the same little spots in your life. It's falling in love with something that haunted your dreams before you could articulate desire.
I camped with my best friend back in our late teens and I think of those nights, telling stories in front of the fire trying to scare one another as off in the distant the stars flared against a background of ebony velvet. We'd sip a can of Coors (we were young, and knew no better) and talked into the wee hours. Adulthood was looming, both of us soon off to college, both of us still naive to the ways of the world and of men, but both aware of the redemptive power of the woods. We'd look to see if we could see the Northern lights. This far south it was unlikely, but it never stopped us, sharing stories and dreams, not realizing how far the years would take us from this place.
Years later, there on the banks of a small River in Alaska, I missed her company, but the time was still good. I set up camp, there, fifty miles away from another human, under the nervous branches, and downwind of anything that looked like a bear sushi bar. My shower? A gallon jug of cold river water poured over my head. Breakfast was made in a fire, or above it and like any good Cajun restaurant I could blacken anything on request, and usually without meaning to. After the world stilled, I would sleep, a small measure of whisky warming my belly, the splash of a trout just a few feet away, challenging me to a duel that would be breakfast. Why did I not do this sooner?
It was my first trip alone, after he was gone, running north to heal, and finding the bank of this river, as far away from another human being as I could find. I lay there in my sleeping bag, under the stealth of a small tent, wearing a worn night gown that smelled of the past, the movement of the tree branches shadowed on my tent walls, like hands waving goodbye.
Water rushes by, the sound of it ebbing and flowing, lapping at the corners of my sleep, there among the soft sighs of my dreams. This is my time, here, now. There will be time enough to get back to the city, to get back to life, but for now I need these small spots of concentrated life under the trees, the affirmation and promise of a wilderness that still, even years later, waits for me like a lover. Sleep came easily and deep.
Then morning, fried trout and a couple of potatoes, and the roar or a Lycoming engine starting back up. I'm off to another day under the open sky.
When was the last time you turned off the television, packed away the laptop and just went outside to yourself? The world will wait, but that peace you thought was beyond you, might not. Don't hesitate. I started writing years ago, then quit after my young husband burned my journal, not for the thoughts it contained, but the fact that he could not contain me. I didn't write again for 20 years, afraid that the words had disappeared. But they were there, just waiting for those quiet moments to be released.
Haven't you ever dreamed of soaring in a float plane over white-blue mountains untouched by man, to cast a line into pristine rivers for your dinner, the hush of a thousand acres enveloping you as the fire crackles outside your tent? No adventuresome adult with any of the juices of their youth in them has moved beyond that dream. Make the choice to follow it. What you gain for that choice will be more than a few photos and a empty bank account. The true harvest of your dream will always be as intangible and indescribable as the tints of a Northern sky. It will be a landscape of magic, a segment of the crystalline sky which you have reached out and held on to, if only for a moment in time.
If you take anything away from this blog, be it recipes, fun or simply family, I hope this message will remain. It's never too late to get back to the wild, the the elements of the earth that will make you happy. Shed the city, shed those that don't believe in you, cast away the layers of hurt and breathe deep.
The wilderness within you awaits.


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It's official, if not particularly surprising: Movie downloads have arrived. Consumers are clearly interested in video downloads, but Monday's news from the major movie studios looks like a pricey experiment.
The major movie studios -- General Electric's (NYSE: GE ) NBC Universal, Time Warner's (NYSE: TWX ) Warner Bros., Sony's (NYSE: SNE ) Sony Pictures, Viacom's (NYSE: VIA ) Paramount, and News Corp.'s (NYSE: NWS ) Twentieth Century Fox -- will begin to sell downloads of movies simultaneously with the films' DVD releases. The studios will distribute the movies through Movielink LLC, which is owned by several of the major film studios. (Movielink rival CinemaNow has also made a similar deal with Sony and Lions Gate.)
However, consumers will pay through the nose for their digital flick fix. News reports say the download fees will be a steep $20 to $30 for new releases, although older flicks will be considerably cheaper. Although buyers will be able to burn backup DVDs of the movies and watch them on up to three computers, those DVD copies won't yet play on regular DVD players. (That feature is still being developed, although it apparently won't be available for several months). Downloads will take about an hour on high-speed Internet connections, although viewers can start watching before they are complete.
Given the fees and the limitations involved, it seems to me that this development mostly pays lip service to the nascent digital downloading industry. In reality, the movie studios seem to be discouraging viewers from taking the download option. (It's also worthwhile to note that the studios don't want to cause a rift with the bricks-and-mortar retailers who peddle DVDs -- Wal-Mart, for example.) Although movie studios want to discourage digital piracy, I think such high price points are likely to backfire. (When the music industry was besieged by digital piracy, Apple's (Nasdaq: AAPL ) iTunes breakthrough arguably hinged on its relatively consumer-friendly $0.99-per-song price point, after all.)
Recent rumors that Amazon.com (Nasdaq: AMZN ) was in talks to offer package deals to its customers -- supposedly allowing customers to download a digital version of the DVD they'd purchased while waiting for its delivery -- were compelling. (There's no new word on that yet.) And of course, Apple really solidified the idea that consumers would be willing to pay for video downloads with its gradual addition of music videos and TV shows to its iTunes Music Store. To date, however, Apple hasn't struck a deal with the movie studios.
Movie downloads may be here, but given their limitations and high price, I doubt they'll be a force to reckon with just yet. I wonder if the movie industry will make some of the same mistakes as the music business has; its desire to charge premiums will only serve as a steep psychological barrier to sales, and it might drive tech-savvy consumers to piracy. Nice shot, Hollywood, but this volley seems to have missed the mark.
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The DeWitt police department is sponsoring a training session today to help other local law enforcement agencies know what to do in the first hours a child is reported missing.
Trainers from "A Child is Missing Alert Program," based in Florida, will meet with police chiefs and representatives of the Onondaga County District Attorney's office to outline their program, which has helped in the safe recovery of more than 400 missing children across the country.
The national non-profit organization uses telephone alerts to notify the community about missing children, the elderly, disabled, and college students.
More than 100 people are expected to attend the session, according to DeWitt police Chief Eugene Conway.


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BOAZ, Alabama - A Snead State Community College coach who was charged with misdemeanor assault from breaking up a fight between two students has had the charges dropped, The Sand Mountain Reporter reported.
Casey Underwood was charged by one of the students who was in a fight that Underwood broke up on Sept. 26. Boaz Municipal Court Judge Shannon Mitchell dismissed the charges Friday after City Attorney Danny Smith filed a brief that said Smith didn't think Underwood would be convicted in a trial, the newspaper reported.
Underwood and women's basketball coach Jarrod Plummer broke up a fight between Orlandis Deon Hill and Mitch Coffman. Hill claimed in a police report that Underwood used too much force in breaking up the fight, the paper said.


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Last week, I stumbled upon Daniel Patrick Simmons' Picasso quote print and spent a nice chunk of time exploring his site, shop and blog. I love the way this Sacramento, CA-based designer expresses himself and so I reached out to Daniel for a little interview. I'm so glad he obliged and I think you will be too, by the time you get to the end of this post. One word: GIVEAWAY!
Before I get into the interview and tell you a little more about Daniel, I should mention that Sacramento is really undergoing quite a creative renaissance. If I ever move back to the mainland, I'll probably end up there, unless something scary/amazing/mind-blowing happens and I can afford to live in the Bay Area without donating a kidney, because: RENT HAS GONE CRAZY UP THERE!
The last time I was in Sacramento, my brother showed me all kinds of hot spots in Midtown and, I have to say, I'm impressed. Impressed enough that I might not let that insane summer heat and my allergies stop me from enjoying Sacramento…someday. We'll see. OK, back to Daniel.
All you have to do is to take a spin through Daniel's site to see that this gent loves to design. His hand-drawn style is organic and fresh. As you'll see from his interview, this is exactly as he intended it to be. If you're looking for a very real hand-drawn font or two, this is the place to be.
Daniel's Hallow Type – Just $5 bucks in his shop
(You need Photoshop or Illustrator to use this.)
What inspires you to create?
I'm encouraged by the amount of opportunity that is available. Hop on any Kickstarter page, Etsy, Behance, and Instagram profile and I can't help but be inspired by the number of people actively working to bring something they believe in to the world. It hasn't always been like this and for me, I make things because it's a way to challenge myself.
Hand drawn script is really popular these days. Why?
We've lived in a very digitized world for the past few decades. Neon signs are torn down only to be replaced with cheaper, "more efficient", vinyl banners. I think it's created in us a desire for something a little more real. Sure my computer can craft a perfectly curved letterform, but I'm sick of perfection. I want something messy. I want something that feels a little more real. I think others do too.
What are you favorite sources of inspiration?
In real life, I get to meet a lot of amazing people that are passionately working to bring something to the world. Online, I love Instagram for photos, I pour through Behance for creative process, and really enjoy reading boring websites like AdAge and the Wall Street Journal for staying up-to-date on what's happening outside my studio.
In just three answers, Daniel pretty much delivers some of the best insights on being creative. If you like how he expresses himself, you've got to check out his blog. This post is epic sauce! Speaking of epic, let's talk about this sweet giveaway that Daniel is offering to LAB readers.
Win one of three copies of this cool Picasso print that I keep going on about. I'm giving two copies away here on the LAB and one on Instagram here & here. Follow the instructions you see there. To win one of the two copies here, just follow the instructions below. Be sure to leave a comment and say thanks to Daniel for his generosity and insightfulness. (This giveaway is only for my US readers.)


text: Former Staines Synagogue minister Rabbi Yehuda Black, now at Kenton, returned to conduct a demonstration seder for almost 100 people organised to promote the local Council of Christians and Jews. CCJ chief executive David Gifford addressed the gathering. Guests enjoyed the participation of two of Rabbi Black's sons, who as well as asking the four questions, answered those put to them by their father.


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A new web series written and directed by Samuell Benta of E20 is being called the UK's answer to Fresh Prince of Bel Air. And after watching a few episodes of the show we can see why.
All About The McKenzies is a new drama about a black British family and has already gained attention overseas, scooping the award for great ensemble cast in a comedy at the Los Angeles Web Festival earlier this year.
And while Samuell Benta's character may not be as tall and crazy as Will Smith, there are quite a few similarities between the show's cast. So lets take a closer look at why All About the McKenzies may be just what we've been missing in our lives.
Charlene McKenzie vs Hilary Banks
Charlene is like Hilary in many ways, the pretty schoolgirl is vain, lives in her own world and likes to look good. Speaking about her role, Charlene, played by Ria Horsford said
My character Charlene is very bubbly a bit fesisty, loves herself a bit
Charlene and Hilary are both family girls at heart, even though both ladies have a thing for extorting money or goods from their dads.
And if Charlene becomes as much of a fashion icon as Hilary was in the 90s, then we are definitely looking forward to her wardrobe in the upcoming episodes.
Andre McKenzie vs Carlton Banks
Andre and Carlton could be separated at birth. The pint sized characters are both straight-A students and prone to making a fool of themselves. And while Carlton is known for his signature dance moves, Andre still has a lot of work to do on his Dougie, if he wants to get the girls.
Carlton is undoubtedly one of the most memorable characters of any 90s sitcom, so if the thought of Andre's outfits and funny oneliners can keep us laughing for days then perhaps we can expect a 'The Andre Show' spin-off in the future.
Raymond McKenzie vs Philip Banks
Like Philip Banks, Raymond has a title that comes with a lot of power. Phil is a judge and Raymond is a CID detective and both of their jobs interfere with their home lives. Strict, serious and well respected these dads are the masters of their homes.
Though one thing both men are slaves to is food:
Raymond's belly may not rival Phil's just yet, but if he carries on eating cake in that way, then he might have to make a trip to his local Big and Tall store.
Samuell McKenzie vs Will Smith
He may not have the big ears and same funky dress sense, but Samuell definitely has the face. As the lead actor in the show it's only fair that Samuell uses his real name, just like Will did. Though unlike Will, Samuell has some extra baggage in the shape of a baby and baby mama.
Samuell also deals with a bully in All About the Mckenzies. His baby mama's new Nigerian boyfriend is over 7 foot tall and just like Will's bully in the opening credits, likes to embarrass Samuell.
Delia McKenzie vs Vivian Banks
Delia's musical talents remind us more of the old Vivian Banks, but her soft natured personality is similar to the new Vivian who was more of a homemaker and seemed to support her kids no matter what they did. Just like the old Vivian, Delia loves to dance. I mean who can forget the scene in the dance class when Vivian showed those young girls that a 40-year-old woman can move just as well as them.
So if the series is promising an episode with Delia dressed up in a skin tight latex catsuit, we will definitely be adding her to our MILF list.
Angel McKenzie vs Nicky Banks
Angel may be as cute as Nicky, but don't let her name fool you. The mischievous 10-year-old is forever annoying her older siblings, especially Samuell who she loves to get into trouble. And as naughty as she is, her dad absolutely adores her. Though every family needs an Angel McKenzie for a bit of balance right?
Poor grandad. Unfortunately there's no one in the Fresh Prince you remind us of. But no worries there's nothing wrong with being unique. Saying that Grandad's lady skills do kind of remind us of Jazzy Jeff's endless flirting with Hilary. But you'll have to watch the show to know what we mean.
Can't make up your mind? Well after a few episodes we're sure you'll be able to spot the similarities. And if you do find a character for Grandad then let us know in the comments below.


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PENINSULA, Ohio - Check out a preview for Woodridge's football team as it enters the 2014 season, which begins on the road at Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy on Aug. 29.
Check cleveland.com/hssports all preseason for conference-by-conference previews, as well as team-by-team outlooks for each of the 136 area squads.
4 keys for qualifying for playoffs
1. Keep the momentum: The Bulldogs' playoff history is recent. They've qualified the past two seasons, as well as 2009 when they reached the regional finals. The program is moving in the right direction. The task for the 2014 squad will be to keep it that way.
2. Find a feature RB: Dalevon Davidson has graduated, along with his 1,512 yards and 20 TDs from 2013. They'll likely turn to senior Don Baker, who had 237 yards in five games at RB last season.
3. Mogadore magic: Mogadore has lost five regular-season games since 2009, and three have come to Woodridge. The Bulldogs did it last year and ran the table in the County Division. The win over the Wildcats also provided a big computer-point boost in Region 11.
4. Adjust to new coach: Jeff Decker takes over the Bulldogs after serving as a Chagrin Falls assistant for six seasons. That means he knows all about the playoffs. The Tigers were in the playoffs each year Decker was on staff, including two trips to the state finals.
OHSAA division, region: Division IV, Region 11.
Conference: Portage Trail Conference, County Division.
2013 record: 8-3.
Coach: Jeff Decker.
Coach's record at school: 0-0.
Coach's career record: 0-0.
8 key players:
Don Baker, LB/RB, Sr., 6-0, 195.
Thomas Finegan, QB, Sr., 5-10, 200.
Nick Gaspro, S, Jr., 5-8, 140.
Joe Novak, CB, Jr., 5-9, 140.
Albert Phillips, OL/DL, Sr., 6-0, 260.
Jackson Taylor, DB, Jr., 5-11, 160.
Anthony Thurman, WR, Sr., 5-8, 140.
Brandon Williams, LB, Sr., 6-0, 212
Key stats from 2013:
Finegan, 104 of 172 passing for 1,281 yards,10 TDs, 7 INTs.
Thurman 33 receptions, 507 yards, 6 TDs.
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WASHINGTON -- Louisiana House members on Thursday proposed legislation that would delay key provisions of a 2012 federal flood insurance reform bill that, if unchanged, will lead to substantial premium increases for tens of thousands of policyholders in the state.
Rep. Cedric Richmond, D-New Orleans, is the lead sponsor, joined by every member of the Louisiana delegation, except for Rep. John Fleming, R-Minden. Also sponsoring the bill is Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif, sponsor of the 2012 law with Rep. Judy Biggert, R-Ill., who is no longer in Congress.
The House bill has the identical aim of legislation introduced earlier this week in the Senate by Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La.: to delay the premium increases -- though it goes about it in different ways.
The Landrieu bill would delay implementation of the flood insurance law until six months after FEMA conducts a mandated affordability study. The House bill offers language delaying specific provisions of the 2012 law.
For example, it would delay for five years a provision that ends subsidized flood insurance premiums after the sale of a home. Parish officials in South Louisiana said that would cause substantial and immediate increases for many homes in flood-prone communities, as soon as they are sold. In effect, it would make the homes unsellable, Louisiana officials said, even though most met elevation requirements when they were built.
Also, the bill would delay for three years a provision in the 2012 law that directs FEMA to increase rates over a five-year period in any community where revised FEMA flood maps indicate more risk. A three-year delay, the bill's sponsors say, would enable Congress to ensure that rates established by new flood maps remain affordable.
FEMA has already agreed to include non-federal levees as a flood mitigation factor for the flood maps, after complaints from Louisiana officials that the agency's earlier decision not to include them inflated the flood risk,- leading to unfair premium rate increases.
Under the new bipartisan House legislation, FEMA would also be required to calculate the flood mitigation effects of natural flood barriers such as marshes and barrier islands.
"The Flood Insurance Implementation Reform Act delays certain provisions of the Biggert-Waters Flood Insurance Reform Act of 2012 to make sure flood insurance rates don't burden homeowners, and home sales can move forward," Richmond said. "The bill also makes sure FEMA is working with local communities to draft the most accurate flood maps possible, a fix that is sorely needed for many Louisiana communities."
Rep. Steve Scalise, R-Jefferson, said it is critical that Congress delay key provisions of the flood insurance law to prevent unworkable premium increases. "Louisiana families deserve a clear and full understanding of the upcoming National Flood Insurance Program changes, and FEMA's inability to provide this information has jeopardized the viability of the entire program," Scalise said.
Waters, after meeting with parish officials earlier this month, promised to work with others in Congress to fix problems with the law, which was designed to make the program more fiscally solvent.
Biggert, the bill's co-sponsor, is no longer in Congress, and her replacement on the committee with jurisdiction over flood insurance, Rep. Jeb Hensarling, R-Tx., hasn't said whether he'll support the delay being pushed by Waters and Louisiana lawmakers..
Also sponsoring the House bill are Reps. Bill Cassidy, R-Baton Rouge; Charles Boustany, R-Lafayette, and Rodney Alexander, R-Alexandria.
Staffers in Rep. Fleming's office said the received the bill late Wednesday and are reviewing it.
Cassidy, who is running against Landrieu for the Senate in 2014, said: "In April, I sent a letter to FEMA Administrator (Craig) Fugate demanding transparency from FEMA. Today, along with Representative Richmond, I'm co-sponsoring bi-partisan legislation which would codify that request into law and allow for enough time for Congress and FEMA to ensure flood insurance rates remain reasonable."


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Earl of Tyrone, b. 1550, d. Rome, 1616; he was the youngest son of Mathew, of questionable parentage, but recognized as heir by Conn first Earl of Tyrone. As such he was ennobled with the title of Baron of Dungannon. Shane O'Neill contested this arrangement and in the petty wars which followed both Mathew and his eldest son lost their lives. In 1562 Hugh, the youngest son, became Baron of Dungannon. His early years were spent partly in Ireland and partly at the English court, where he learned English ways and became more like an English noble than an Irish chief. He did not object even to go to the Protestant church though he was bred as a Catholic and died one. Camden describes him as a man "whose industry was great, his mind large and fit for the weightiest businesses . . . he had much knowledge in military affairs and a profound, dissembling heart so as many deemed him born either for the great good or ill of his country". In his early years he interfered but little in the quarrels and contests of the Irish chiefs and had no share in the final overthrow of Shane O'Neill, but in 1574, he aided the Earl of Essex to lay waste the territory of O'Neill of Clanaboy, and in 1580 helped the Earl of Ormonde to crush the Geraldines. In 1585 he sat as a peer in Perrot's Parliament, assenting to the attainting of the Earl of Desmond and the confiscation of his lands; in the following year he accompanied Perrot to Ulster to put down the Antrim Scots. His loyalty to England was gratefully recognized both by viceroy and queen who confirmed him in the title of Earl of Tyrone and in possession of all the lands held by his grandfather. On his side, O'Neill undertook to provide for the sons of Shane O'Neill, to lay no "cess" (tax) on the Ulster chiefs, and to build an English fort in Tyrone. His position soon became difficult, and he went to London where he justified himself, undertaking at the same time to renounce forever the name of O'Neill, to make Tyrone shireground, with English law and English officials, and to have in it neither nuns nor priests.
At the Irish Council his enemies were the viceroy and Marshal Bagnal, whose sister he had married; but the queen censured Bagnal and recalled Fitzwilliam, appointing in his place Sir William Russell. This was in 1594, when O'Donnell, Maguire, and MacMahon were already in open rebellion. The same year O'Neill's brother joined the rebels, which caused O'Neill himself to be suspected, and when he appeared in Dublin he was charged by Bagnal with favouring the rebels, with being in league with the pope and the King of Spain, and with having assumed the title of The O'Neill. Though these charges could not be proved, the queen ordered him detained; but secretly warned, he hurriedly left Dublin and the next year broke out into rebellion, proving the most formidable Irish rebel with whom England had ever been called upon to deal—cool, wary, far-seeing, laying his plans with care, never moved by passion, never boasting, and as skilful in the council chamber as on the battlefield. He had been allowed to have a certain number of soldiers in the queen's pay and these he changed frequently, thus training to arms a large number clansmen at the queen's expense. Pretending he required it for roofing, he had purchased large quantities of lead, which he cast into bullets. He continued to be friendly with the Ulster chiefs. Thus he took the field not altogether unprepared, and had no difficulty in capturing Portmore on the Blackwater, and defeating the English at Clontibret, thus preventing the relief of Monaghan. He protested, however, his loyalty to England and entered into negotiations demanding for the Catholics of Ulster freedom to practise their religion and security in their lands. These conditions being refused, the war was successfully renewed in 1597. In the next year Bagnal, sent with five thousand men to relieve Portmore, was defeated at the mouth of the Yellow Ford by O'Neill, O'Donnell, and Maguire. The Earl of Essex was no more successful. The next viceroy was Lord Mountjoy, with Sir George Carew as President of Munster. Both were able and unscrupulous men, and so well did Carew succeed that in six months the power of the Munster rebels was broken. Mountjoy overran Leinster, and his lieutenant, Dowcra, established himself at Derry while O'Neill, kept busy by repeated attacks from south, was only able to hold his own in Tyrone. In 1601 came the long-expected Spaniards, under D'Aguilla; they were besieged in Kinsale by Carew and Mountjoy, in turn besieged by O'Neill and O'Donnell. Between the Irish and the Spanish the English fared ill, and O'Neill's advice was to be patient; but O'Donnell would not be restrained and insisted on attacking the English. The result was the disastrous battle of Kinsale. Still with wonderful skill and resource O'Neill held out, and when he surrendered in 1603 it was on condition of being pardoned and secured in all his honours and estates. James I, confirming this arrangement, received both O'Neill and O'Donnell with great favour. But O'Neill's enemies so dogged his footsteps with spies, and persecuted his religion that he was at last driven, with O'Donnell and Maguire leave Ireland (1607). Arriving at Havre they proceeded to Flanders and thence to Rome where were received by the pope. Attainted by the Irish Parliament, his lands confiscated and planted, O'Neill died at Rome, and was buried in the Franciscan church of San Pietro on the Janiculum.
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International Committee of the Red Cross expects to resume prison visits in early 2013, its representative in Myanmar said last week, after a gap of more than seven years.
"We are talking with the Ministry of Home Affairs about organising the resumption of the visits. The government made [a] public statement it will resume, reopen access to prisoners for ICRC. Basically, we are in the process of working out with Ministry of Home Affairs how we are going to do it," ICRC resident representative Mr Georges Paclisanu told The Myanmar Times on Monday, December 17.
"What is clear is government has agreed to respect ICRC standards, which are applied worldwide," he said.
He said ICRC would work with prisoners and prison authorities and avoid political issues.
"Our main focus is not to [judge] whether a man or woman is rightfully in prison … Our focus is to see that the spirit of international laws respected," Mr Paclisanu said.
The ICRC was forced to suspend prison visits in 2005 because the government insisted its staff be accompanied by officials from government-linked organisations. However, in November the government said in a statement that it would once again grant ICRC access to prisoners.
ICRC has also been able to undertake infrastructure projects in the prison system, including "installing sewage systems, solar power and access to groundwater in many of the country's prisons", the statement from the President's Office said.
Mr Paclisanu said the visits would be permitted at prisons throughout the country once a trial visit is conducted.
"I can't give you the date even though I'm fairly sure that authorities would agree with that date. We have to confirm it with them … [but] it does mean January or February but not June," he said.
"Quite frankly I'm fairly optimistic that it's going to work. If it's not, we will work on fixing what does not work.
"Our job is not to tell the detainees [and the] authorities, 'That is wrong, fix it.' Our job is also to go see what are the points that need to be worked on, what can be done and find tangible solutions to work it out."
While he said the decision was "very good" for ICRC, Mr Paclisanu would not be drawn on its broader significance for the country and its political situation.
"We cannot pass judgement on political issues – whether the country is going in the right direction or not. But from the standpoint of our work it is very good. It's a fact that three years ago we cannot go into prison. Now we have received the clearance. Only a foolish person would not recognise that. We are happy with the step that has been taken by the government in regards of our access to prisons."
Meanwhile, a senior ICRC official said in a statement earlier this month that the committee is also providing assistance to displaced people in Rakhine State.
Mr Alain Aeschlimann, Southeast Asia head of operations for the ICRC said on Tuesday, December 11 that it had started permanent operations in June in the Rakhine State capital, Sittwe. The region has been hit by two outbreaks of communal violence in the past six months, with hundreds of lives lost and more than 100,000 displaced.
"Together with the Myanmar Red Cross Society, we are providing basic but vital assistance to the sick, wounded and displaced, regardless of their origins," said Mr Aeschlimann, referring to his organisation's activities in Rakhine State.
"Both organisations are evacuating patients who cannot get to health facilities on their own and giving first aid to the injured. In addition, we are renovating sanitation facilities and supplying water in camps for displaced persons."
However, more recent violence has forced the ICRC to consider an expansion of its operations, he said.
"Following the last outbreak of violence, in October, we are considering a significant increase in our involvement."
He also said ICRC was "very pleased" to be able to resume prison visits.
"[W]e look forward to visiting prisons and other places of detention," Mr Aeschlimann said. "We intend to start detention visits as soon as possible, rather than sitting in offices discussing the subject."
During the visits, ICRC officials will assess prisoners' welfare, including their living conditions and access to healthcare.
"We can work with the authorities and help them improve the treatment of detainees and conditions of detention," Mr Aeschlimann said.


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Ramblers' defenceman makes most of return from serious concussion
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Since rejoining the Amherst CIBC Wood Gundy Ramblers in mid-October, defenceman Cameron McDonald has become a key member of the team that sits in third place in the Eastlink Division. The 19-year-old Waverley native spent last season with the Moncton Wildcats of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League.
AMHERST – It has been a long road back for Cameron McDonald.
Early in his rookie season with the Moncton Wildcats, the Waverley native was left with a serious concussion after being checked from behind in a Quebec Major Junior Hockey League game. It forced him to miss the rest of the season.
Soon after his return to the Wildcats lineup this season, he was released by Moncton and rejoined the team where he got his start in junior hockey – the Amherst CIBC Wood Gundy Ramblers.
"I love it here, it's a great place to play hockey," McDonald said Wednesday. "The fans here are so passionate about the game and their team. You get so much energy when you step on the ice at the stadium. I couldn't think of a better place to play hockey in this league."
McDonald, who was the Ramblers' top pick in the 2010 Maritime Junior Hockey League draft (15th overall), has the most of his return to Amherst scoring three goals and adding eight assists for 11 points in 19 games.
As a rookie, during the 2010-11 season, he had two goals and 14 assists for 16 points, while in 68 total games with the Moncton Wildcats he had one assist in 23 games (including just seven games this year).
Then came the concussion.
"It was a real challenge coming back," he said. "Fortunately I haven't had any symptoms since April, but it was really tough for several months. I had a lot of bad headaches. It was not a lot of fun and not something I ever want to go through again."
When he entered Wildcats' camp in August, he knew he was in for a challenge. While he worked hard to get back in game shape, he realized Moncton was going to have a strong team this year and cracking the lineup was going to be tough.
McDonald said he enjoyed every moment of his major junior experience, adding it was like being treated as a professional with hockey being the main focus every day.
After getting the news he was being released, he knew he would be returning to Amherst.
"I knew I was coming back to a great hockey team," McDonald said. "It's an all around solid hockey team, especially on defence. I think that's one of the biggest differences from before. Our defence is so strong, it's the backbone of our team."
McDonald said he's also impressed with how committed the forwards are to playing defensively and he sees the hockey club making a solid run in the playoffs.
"From what I've seen of Truro and Yarmouth I know we can compete with them. They are good hockey teams, but so are we and I have every confidence if we play good hockey we can beat them," McDonald said. "I'd like to see us go all the way."
Ramblers' coach Jim Bottomley said he was excited when he learned McDonald was rejoining the team.
"We've been watching him for a while hoping that sometime we would get him back. It was a big surprise to get him when he did," Bottomley said. "He's going to be a big part of our team for a couple of years."
Bottomley said he likes McDonald's leadership skills, and while he isn't a captain or assistant captain he consistently takes a leading role in the dressing room and on the ice.
His experience in the QMJHL has also proven beneficial. He sees considerable time in numerous situations including the penalty kill and the power play and Bottomley said he's one of those players you want on the ice when the game is on the line.
"He's among the best defencemen in the league, in my mind," Bottomley said. "He has a pro shot, he's a good skater and he sees the ice really well. He has really solidified our defence."
For his part, McDonald prides himself on looking after his own end of the rink.
"I consider myself more of a stay-at-home defenceman," McDonald said. "I'm getting a bit more confidence carrying the puck, but I take great pride in keeping the puck out of our net."


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MOBILE, Alabama -- The Alabama Department of Public Health has closed all shellfish-growing waters in Mobile and Baldwin counties. Areas I, II, III, IV, V and VI -- which include Cedar Point, Portersville Bay, Grand Bay, Heron Bay, Dauphin Island Bay and Bon Secour Bay -- are closed, according to a news release from the health department.
State Health Officer Dr. Donald Williamson has also ordered the closing of harvesting as of 6 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2013. The order is issued as a result of possible bacteriological contamination of the oyster beds due to recent rainfall.
The Alabama Department of Public Health will continue to monitor bay waters and the shellfish. Harvesting can be resumed as soon as areas meet acceptable bacteriological criteria, the health advisory stated.
For more information concerning the closure, contact Jeff McCool, Alabama Department of Public Health, in Mobile at 251-662-7511 or 251-331-0617.


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Piyush Jha grew up in Mumbai. After a career in advertising management he switched tracks to direct commercials for some of the country's biggest brands. His 30-second cinematic stories became feature films (Chalo America, King of Bollywood, Sikandar), but the itch to tell stories didn't go. This resulted in Mumbaistan: 3 Explosive Crime Thrillers, published by Rupa recently.
QDescribe your favourite writing space.The dining table in my living room.
QDo you have a writing schedule?When I am working on a book, it's 2-6 pm every day.
QEver struggled with writer's block?Sometimes. But have always managed to overcome it eventually.
QWhat inspires you to write? Do you have a secret trick, or a book/author that helps?I read the newspapers. I meet people and I remember most of my experiences. These three things work together inside my head as the springboard for my thoughts.
QCoffee/tea/cigarettes — numbers please — while you are writing?No cigarettes — I don't smoke. Approximately four large mugs of tea and two mugs of coffee daily, whether I'm writing or not.
QWhich books are you reading at present?The Thomas Berryman Number, James Patterson's first book — it's a rare find nowadays.
QWho are your favourite authors?Frederick Forsyth, Jeffrey Archer, Robert Ludlum, Lee Child.
QWhich book/author should be banned on grounds of bad taste?None. All tastes are welcome. They spice up our lives.
QWhich is the most under-rated book?The Calcutta Chromosome by Amitav Ghosh.
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IKEA announced it is recalling a type of jumbo cup for coffee or tea because of a structural defect that can cause them to break while in use, creating the potential for spilling hot liquid on the user.
The mugs, sold under the name Lyda jumbo cups, hold 20 ounces. They are four inches tall, and white with a pink rose and green leaf design. The model number 302.033.79, supplier number 10866, the IKEA logo, the words "IKEA of Sweden Design and Quality," and "Made in Thailand" are each printed on the bottom of the cup.
Some 11,000 of the cups have been sold in the United States. There have been no reports of injuries associated with the cups in the United States. There have been 20 cases in other countries where the cups suddenly broke, and 10 people have been scalded.
The cups were sold at IKEA stores nationwide and online from last August through April for about $5.
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I am really curious as to how this works. When I calculate the bending moment for a 40 foot section of 25G with a bracket at 8' up using TIA/EIA-222-F specifications for 130 mph design wind velocity, I get a moment of 15,872 ft-lbs at the bracket. This is over twice the allowable as specified by Rohn. This for the tower section alone with no antenna loading. When I use 80 mph design wind velocity I get 6,042 ft-lbs which is just less than the 6,720 ft-lbs of allowable moment as specified by Rohn for 25G. Again this is without any antenna loading. This would equate to having about 1 sf of allowable antenna capacity at the top. Can some one explain their calculations to me as it appears that I am doing something incorrectly! Regards Lonberg Design Group, Ltd. Hank Lonberg, P.E.,S.E. / KR7X President _______________________________________________ See: http://www.mscomputer.com for "Self Supporting Towers", "Wireless Weather Stations", and lot's more. Call Toll Free, 1-800-333-9041 with any questions and ask for Sherman, W2FLA. _______________________________________________ TowerTalk mailing list firstname.lastname@example.com http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/towertalk
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If ever we needed a retreat into the garden, it would be now. When I'm angry I find nothing more therapeutic than pulling weeds: or nothing more relaxing than looking into the eye of a flower.
Plus, September is a second chance to do all those things in the garden that we didn't find time for in the spring. If you feel the urge to work in the garden but are not quite sure what to do, this reminder list should help. Now if the sight of this list makes you shudder, than you need to slowly put down your pruners, sit down on that unused garden bench and breathe in the last moments of summer. Enjoy the process.
Saturday, September 10 at 11:00 a.m. Join me for Weed 'em and Reap-Identifying and controlling common weeds at theIdea Garden on south Lincoln Avenue in Urbana.


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Bigg Boss 5: Pooja Mishra is no druggie: Raageshwari Loomba
Rajastani folk dancer Gulabo Sapera, who was evicted from Bigg Boss 5 house last week, had revealed that Pooja Mishra was addicted to drugs and she was taking it inside the house. But Raageshwari Loomba says that Pooja is no druggie because the house is very hygiene. Moreover, it has lot of security and nothing can be smuggled inside.
Raageshwari Loomba, who is known for looking at positive side of things, has a different say about Pooja Mishra. The singer says that Pooja is very traditional girl and she does pooja every day. She adds that Pooja has gone through a lot of hardships in life. So she has developed a kind of insecurity feeling.
However, Pooja Misrra does not have friends in the Bigg Boss 5 house. Despite being most controversial, she got maximum number votes from audience. Raageshwari Loomba accepts the fact that the reality show Bigg Boss is all about conflict, but she does not feel bad for not being controversial like other housemates.


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Navigate to the Toshiba laptop support page (see Resources) from your preferred Web browser. Click on the "Download" link.
Select "Laptops" in the "Choose Category" column of the Downloads page. Select the type of Toshiba laptop you have. Select your laptop's exact model number in the "Choose Model" column of the page.
Locate the latest BIOS download on your laptop's download page. Each download is accompanied by the date each download was made available. Double-click on the BIOS update link, and then click on the "Run" button once the Windows security warning appears.
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How to Update Toshiba Laptop Drivers
Computer drivers are small pieces of software that allow your computer to communicate with a variety of computer parts and peripherals such...