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Brown County sheriff's officials say 34-year-old April Janssen of De Pere fell Monday while trying to help an 18-year-old man who had fallen earlier.
The teen fell while trying to reach a hat that someone else had lost over the edge of a cliff. He fell about 10 feet to the creek bed below.
The sheriff's department says Janssen offered to help the teen, but lost her footing as she neared the edge of the cliff and fell.
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The victim told police the robber was a black man in his early 20s of average build and about 5 feet 9 inches tall. The man who stole the sneakers was wearing a black beanie hat and a black jacket, according to the report.
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To celebrate we would like to introduce you to Sputnik! Sputnik is one of the turtles being tracked by the Palm Beach Zoo's Florida Hawksbill Project run by PBZoo Conservation Biologist Larry Wood.
Sputnik, as named by a local diver/photographer, is a sub-adult Hawksbill turtle that lives on a reef known as the "Breakers Reef", in about 60' of water just offshore of Palm Beach.
Larry first captured and tagged this turtle with regular flipper tags in October of 2010. Last September, he was seeking resident turtles to study more closely, and Sputnik happened to become one of three Hawksbills to carry a satellite transmitter that tracks their movements.
Since then, Sputnik has been seen and photographed a number of times by local divers in the same part of the reef where she had been released. Last Saturday, while with a dive group visiting from Maryland to participate in the Zoo's sea turtle education program, Larry encountered Sputnik and was able to retrieve the transmitter (see photo insert).
Though it has been sending data since its deployment, the unit itself stores many times more information which can be downloaded in its entirety. The transmitter can then be refurbished and re-deployed for repeat use.
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Here's a recent 45 I scooped up for the store:
Frank Pissani "Please don't make it funky - Fightin' Jane" 45, Happyday records, 1980.
Supposedly a tax scam record, apparently he put out quite a few other titles, but I think this is the main cut out of them. Feeling this cut, has a funky lounge vibe to it yet danceable, yessir!
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My baby is now 2mo. The sickies have been going through our family of 9 for a couple of weeks. I had it bad last week at the beginning. I still have sniffles and a cough but I am better. My 18mo has it the worse right now croupish cough, runny nose, and an occasional fever.
So over the last couple of days Evan (the 2mo) has been sneezing more, added a cough last light (nothing major yet) but has also begun to; what I think is; over produce saliva. He however doesn't drool it he sits there and swallows it, chokes on it and gives himself gas both upper and lower.
The swallowing of the saliva has inhibited his nursing. He doesn't feel as hungry and because he gives himself gas he gets too uncomfortable to eat as well. He'll suckle for a little bit and then pull off crying because he needs to be burped. I'll burp him and try relatching him but all the while I can hear him swallowing and almost choking on his own spit again. So the cycle repeas itself. I'll try latching he'll suckle for a little bit only to need to be burped. Nursing sessions are short because he wears himself out to the point of just going back to sleep.
I want him to nurse more so he can get those anti-bodies to help fight off that cold, but this new saliva swallowing isn't helping any. I had to pump this morning because I was getting too full for him to latch properly again. I was able to get a good 3-4 ounces in him through the bottle at least, which made me feel better.
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I have a lot of opinions. But today, I'll just give you three. They're not enough for individual columns, but each has pop culture, sports or political merit.
• One of my friends has joined an online group dedicated to creating a worldwide carrot shortage on May 15. The group already has 180,000 people, who are pledging to go to a random supermarket that day and buy out the carrot supply.
This is idiotic on three fronts. First, this "carrot shortage" won't be a surprise to anybody who's in the business of selling carrots, because this super-secret effort showed up in nine of the first 10 entries I got when I Googled "carrot shortage."
Second, that money could be better spent. I went to my neighborhood supermarket Tuesday and priced its carrot supply at $24. If one-third of those 180,000 people instead donated that to Habitat for Humanity, they'd provide new homes for 24 families displaced by hurricanes.
Third, May 15 is my birthday, It would be a better gesture to send me all that carrot money (c/o Freedom New Mexico, PO Box 1689, Clovis, NM 88101).
• There's no telling whether there will be any traction on the Democratic National Committee's complaint that presumptive Republican nominee John McCain shouldn't be allowed to withdraw from public financing for his presidential campaign.
If the Federal Election Committee does not allow McCain to leave the public financing system, he will severely be hampered in campaign spending between now and September.
McCain's people say it's not unprecedented for a candidate to opt out of public financing, because it was done in 2004 by Howard Dean, who is now filing the complaint against McCain.
Now the chairman of the DNC, Dean has countered the situations are different. Dean alleges McCain has already benefited from the public financing system by getting on the ballot in states where he would have otherwise needed signatures, and securing a bank loan using the public financing money as possible collateral.
My favorite part of it all is this: The law that may hamstring McCain is the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002, commonly known by its bipartisan Senate sponsors as McCain-Feingold.
• I treat trade deadline day in the National Basketball Association like a holiday, because it is a turning point for so many teams that decide if they're making a playoff push or hanging it up for the year. It's particularly interesting this year because some players that wear headbands (Larry Hughes and Drew Gooden) have been traded to the Chicago Bulls, which has a team policy against them.
I'd make the argument that headbands are just a current style that will phase out without the help of an arbitrary dress code, but former
SLAM Magazine editor Russ Bengston has already spoken on it. He said more on the magazine's Web site:
"If anything, headbands are a useful piece of gear, to keep sweat from dripping into your eyes. Just look at Drew Gooden. With that head and that beard you just know he's sweating all over the place. What if sweat were to drip into his eyes at a key moment and make him miss a free throw, eliminating the Bulls from the playoffs? Oh, that's right, the Bulls aren't going to MAKE the playoffs. They have bigger fish to fry."
Well said, Russ.
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Lol, 8 hour drive there and back every other weekend? Yeah I doubt somebody would pay $50 extra just to go out that way and play paintball when you can get the same stuff out here, just outdoors.
While we can't move to St.Louis, we have people who play here semi regular from St.Louis.
Being 15, and without a drivers license, and still in school would make that a once a year type of thing. It might make sense to go out there during the summer and spend a week out there, but then we would need to cover hotel costs, and it's just really not worth it.
The drive does suck. I've driven to St. Louis and turned around and come straight back before.
Make a friend in KC, crash at their place and make a weekend of it. We don't really have anything
cool to offer that St. Louis doesn't have except Boulebvard Brewery and 280 Paintball. But at least
you can have a refreshing Boulebvard IPA and shoot some people with paintballs.
You guys should drive 4 hours to come meet us out here in St.Louis
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- DescriptionTitle: Mount Caburn. A poem, etc.Publisher: British Library, Historical Print EditionsThe British Library is the national library of the United Kingdom. It is one of the world's largest research libraries holding over 150 million items in all kwn languages and formats: books, journals, newspapers, sound recordings, patents, maps, stamps, prints and much more. Its collections include around 14 million books, along with substantial additional collections of manuscripts and historical items dating back as far as 300 BC.The POETRY & DRAMA collection includes books from the British Library digitised by Microsoft. The books reflect the complex and changing role of literature in society, ranging from Bardic poetry to Victorian verse. Containing many classic works from important dramatists and poets, this collection has something for every lover of the stage and verse. ++++The below data was compiled from various identification fields in the bibliographic record of this title. This data is provided as an additional tool in helping to insure edition identification: ++++ British Library Hay, William; 1730. fol. 643.m.15.(3.)
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Wow, when you're not working you have a LOT of time to think. Sometimes that's good, sometimes it's counterproductive. Despite back surgery and the fact that I'm still not back to work I'm in good spirits. Baseball it seems isn't just during the season it's year round when you're a Rantic.
I've been thinking about what drives me to keep the Rant going. I think I know what it is. The thing I miss most from my days in the Army are the friendships and camaraderie that you build in a short time. I'm still in touch with several of my Army buds.
The Rockpile Rant has evolved. Over the last three seasons what was only to be a picture diary of the games the kids and I attend has transformed into a tight community of Rockies fans that is growing steadily. I've found out by blogging that I'm not alone.
The Rantics are a group of super-Rockies fans and as I said earlier baseball is year round for these folks.
For most of the Rantics it starts with batting practice. I personally won't go to a game unless I have time to attend batting practice. For me it's part of the game and I know I'm always going to see a familiar face hang'n in the pavilion.
What other sport can you show up early for and actually participate in their warm-up? I don't care who you are you haven't lived until you've shown up for your team's batting practice with your glove. Yeah it may take you a couple of games but eventually someone will hit a ball to you or one will bounce your way.
As soon as you snag that ball, you're adrenaline is pumping, folks cheer and clap for you. You look quick to see if you can figure out who hit you the homerun ball. Right then the seed is planted and the addiction begins to grow.
Each catch is different. Each one is special. I know if I catch a ball I'll be able to make a Rockies fans day by handing them that ball. Two memories created from one little baseball.
I hang out at Coors Field because it's comfortable. I'm surrounded by people who love and support the Rockies more than I do. There's a camaraderie there that fills the void left from the military. I know if something happens the Rantics have my back and they know I've got theirs.
Some folks don't understand and that's ok. I don't blog for them, I blog for the ones who do.
I can't mention everyone but I have to mention these Rockies Fans/Rantics who have been there from the beginning.
Dan-Thanks for teaching me the ropes and for always being there with support and a good idea. I always appreciate your input and have the greatest respect for what you do for so many Rockies fans. You sir are a selfless Rockies fan who goes above and beyond the call of duty.
R-LUV and LUVMYROX-Thanks for always being there. Both of your comments throughout the years have inspired me to keep blogging. Even when I wasn't getting a lot of page hits I always felt like I was blogging for you both. Thank you both for being so supportive of the Rant and for being my friends.
Robert-Robert is my road trip buddy. We're a lot alike except I have more hair and he has a better camera. I just hope I can do what he does at his age. Robert and I talk Rockies baseball all year long and I'm getting his seat when he retires.
There are many more Rantics but I have to start somewhere.
Thank you!
I'm "D" The Rockpile Ranter..One of many Super Rockies fans.
See you at Rockies Fest…D
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It is no lie that your Rockies fan site is the best of any out there in the world wide web. Especially, when it comes to photos. Keep it up brother!
Hey D,
Without you I don't know how I would make it through the non-baseball months and your unique perspective during the season is beyond priceless. See you next Saturday🙂
What makes your blog not just one of the best Rockies blogs, but one of the best MLB blogs is that it is clear how much you love the game, and how it is intwined into your life. As somebody who feels the same way, it is nice to read from a fans perspective. Not overly analytical like some bloggers do on theirs. It's just nice to read ideas and see pictures of somebody who I would love to have a brew with and chat hardball with.


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Is It Christmas Yet?
Preparations for the holiday season begin (for me) in June, when my epic 180 consecutive days of beer consumption starts to strengthen my tolerance for… eh… other people. Crowds. Yule tide blah blah blah.
But it never really feels like the holidays until my annual MLB.com catalogue arrives in the mail. Just look at how happy it makes me!
Of course, there are a few things that seem a bit odd, a bit off, inside its pristine pages, so before I place it next to the toilet for future browsing, I would like to point out some of the highlights.
One of this year's most interesting offerings is this official team patch by the Baltimore Orioles (p. 24):
Wait, did I say Baltimore Orioles? I think I meant Baltimore Ravens. But it says "Orioles". I don't know. Forget it. I ain't buyin' it anyway.
Next, we focus on one of those must-have holiday treats! Indeed, this thing will come in handy to shoo away all those annoying neighbor kids who keep lighting dog doo-doo on fire and ringing your doorbell. Beware, the official MLB licensed "Forest Face" (p. 21):
Yeah, that thing is pretty scary. Naturally, the same effect can be achieved by simply hanging a Detroit Tigers cap in your bushes. But whatevs…
Dear readers, not every publication is perfect. Typos, misnomers, glitches… these things are pretty common when producing such a large body of work. Like this picture, which is just all wrong (p. 5):
When was the last time you saw a Cubs fan with such a big smile on his face?
And just in case baby Jesus, Mom, Dad, Barack, Santa and the Easter Bunny are reading this, let me point out my own personal holy grail of a gift idea (p. 22):
I'm sure we can find a stocking big enough for this to fit. Or just give me a couple hundred bucks and I'll buy the damn thing myself!
So that should be enough to get you in the holiday spirit, y'all! Don't hate me for that! And don't hate me 'cuz I bear the curse of always being right.
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As usual, you have our Christmas/Kwanza holiday needs right at your fingers tips.
I am still trying to find one of those old pinball machines from the late 70's that had the baseball theme to it.
Sure I could pony up $ 199 smackers and get the Wii version that would make me healthy and improve my eyesight for a nasty change-up, but when was the last time a 50-year old played in the MLB.
Still looking forward to the noon new reports on Friday to see if we have another stampede somewhere in the country. You know Wal-Mart learned from their debacle, they have already sent out online purchase emails.
That is why on Friday I will be hunkered down at home away from the toils of parking lots, trolling police cars looking for wayward drivers, and just enjoying a day long VH-1 marathon.
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I pretty much made the same face when I got my MLB.com catalogue. And that Forest Face? That's pretty much what nightmares are made of.
Please tell me that Forest Face is fake…
and I thought I'd seen it all when Chad Ocho Cinco stormed WalMart on Black Friday so he could get Rock Band.
So the Orioles decided to follow the Ravens' lead this year and simply use the Maryland state flag for its logo? Hmmm…pretty ordinary. State pride, I suppose…
RR – I will be at home too but I probably won't be watching vh1 LOL.
Jen, the old English D scares a lot of folks too, especially their fans ; -)
xcicix – oh it's real alright. Everything mentioned here came out of the catalogue. Amazing, eh?
Greg – if nothing else you just cracked he code. I've been trying to figure out why they both use those goofy checkers myself. Finally! I can sleep tonight!
Monday, as I did the daily scan and toss routine with the snail mail, I almost trashed The Catalog because all I saw was a blurred "Holiday 2009" (blech). It ended up in the Mrs. J pile o' mail because I assumed It was one of her "Bed, Bath, and Beyond Reasonable Markup" catalogs.
Thankfully, she returned It to the Mancave, pointing out the iconic Killebrew silhouette I'd overlooked earlier. To repent, I immediately removed my belt and lashed my back till I bled for the blasphemous act of discarding The Catalog. May the Baseball Gods have mercy on me.
Oh, and I think the Cubs are just Asian Guy's floozy on the side, cuz I saw him wearing Yankees gear elsewhere in The Catalog.
What do those "Orioles" symbols even mean? Looks like some Sith symbols or something.
I'm with Paul. What IS that Baltimore "insignia?" I thought I was looking at something out of a Pakistani warlord's cave.
Prince — I wish I knew. Commentor Greg says both the Orioles and the Raven's official emblems feature designs from the Maryland state flag. Maryland must force its sports teams to do this? I dunno.
Jane — That would explain why they're not any good🙂
Jeff, they are the family crests of the two "founding families" ( Crossland and Calvert). Calvert's title was "Lord Baltimore" (ergo, the city name). I grew up outside DC (on the VA side) where we find these things out. And where "national news is local news". But that still doesn't explain where the "Oriole" logo went. Like I said, pretty ordinary if you ask me.
Anyhoo…have a good holiday!
Come to think of it, Jeff and Allen, maybe the logo change is a Beam Me Up Scotty Born-A$s ploy ("Scotty made me do it…"). Who knows?🙂 Take care.
Greg, thanks for the background info! That's pretty interesting to note, especially since the Orioles have latched on to what the Raven (presumably) started. I learned something new today! Thanks man!


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October 25, 2012 —
On October 2, Jim Graham and I took one last trip to the Willowemoc Creek in Sullivan County. We fished the "Finkelstein" water. The Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) has done a fine job of rehabilitating this access that had been slowly eroding into the river. The right-hand bank is now armored with large boulders that will protect it in periods of high water. Unfortunately, the DEC seems to have used heavy equipment to create a very wide, shallow area right at the access. Hopefully the Willowemoc will rearrange this area as it pleases during the next high-water flows. We found no bugs hatching and the river was clear but quite high. We found no action. My Catskill fly fishing is over for this year.
Reading this column recently, you found me bragging about resisting the urge to buy yet another bamboo fly rod. This was not to happen while I was attending the "gathering" of the bamboo rod makers at the Catskill Fly Fishing Center in early September. It did not occur. Unfortunately for me, the speaker at the September 29 meeting of Trout Unlimited was Mike Canazon. Mike is a bamboo rod builder of some repute who resides in Livingston Manor. Mike gave a very enlightening presentation on how a bamboo rod builder goes about producing a fly rod.
Hiram Leonard once described a bamboo fly rod as being "a useful thing, beautifully made." How many of you are aware that Leonard first gained fame while making oars from oak lumber in a factory located in Honesdale, PA? At any rate, during his talk, Canazon mentioned that he had built a prototype rod that was nine feet long, hollow-built and weighed only four ounces. This rod was built to cast a light four-weight line. Just as a trout's interest is aroused when watching a Green Drake mayfly drift towards it, Mike's description of that rod aroused mine. I did my best to proceed cautiously.
First, I contacted Mrs. Ed Van Put. I had learned that she owned a Mike Canazon rod. "Obie," short for her maiden name of O'Brien, gave that rod a glowing report. I developed the feeling that my feet were now on a very slippery slope.
I then contacted Mike to set up an appointment to both see and cast this prototype rod. During this conversation, Mike mentioned that Dave Brandt, the famous fly tier and member of the notorious "bamboo gang," had cast that rod and promptly ordered one. You need to realize that Dave Brandt has forgotten more about bamboo fly rods than I will ever know. I felt my feet slipping out from under me.
Barb and I drove over to Mike's shop and Mike brought out the rod. Barb, Mike and I took turns casting the rod. We first tried it with a five-weight silk line. Then we cast it with a four-weight silk line. After a few turns, the consensus was that the rod was happier when cast with the four-weight line. Despite its length of nine feet, the rod did not feel heavy in the hand. It cast the four weight line with authority, easily putting the yellow practice fly out past 60 feet.
Ah well, can there be any lover of bamboo fly rods reading this that does not sense how this story ends? Mike and I shook hands on a deal that will put a nine-foot, four-ounce, four-weight rod in my hands by April, 2013. I cannot wait for that day to arrive.
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What A Boring Game
Yanks are 1-Hit Versus Jays
Last night's game was the most boring game I have seen all year. Nothing good happened for the Yankees. It was very frustrating. Ugh. The Yankees' winning streak was snapped last night as they lost to the Blue Jays 6-0.
Pitching Analysis: Joba Chamberlain had another short start for the Yankees. He did not pitch well. He went 3 innings and allowed 3 runs, 2 earned, 2 walks and 2 strikeouts. He threw about 60 pitches. Do the math and that is 20 pitches per inning. That is unacceptible. After 3 innings, Mark Melancon took over and gave up 1 run in 2 innings. He was absolutely wild. He hit like 10 batters. He could not control anything he put inside. Jonathan Albaladejo went next, and he pitched a scoreless inning. Michael Dunn pitched next, and by this time I wasn't watching. He gave up 2 runs in 2/3 of an inning. Last came Edwar Ramirez, who pitched a scoreless inning and a third. The pitching wasn't great last night, but all the Jays needed to win was 1 run.
A frustrated Joba.
Defensive Analysis: The defense didn't help Joba out too much. There were plays that should have been made that the defense screwed up. In the first inning, Aaron Hill hit a ball to deep right that Hinske ran to get under. He jumped, and the ball went off his glove. Hill had a double. It was not the easiest play to make, but I am confident that Swisher would have made it, however silly he had to be to glove it. Later in the inning, Ramiro Pena made an error on a routine grounder. He lifted his glove, anticipating a high hop on the artificial turf, but instead the ball stayed down and got through, allowing a run to score. It was not a pretty defensive night for the Yanks.
Not a pretty play.
Offensive Analysis: Where were the Bombers last night? The Yankees looked dead at the plate. The only hit was off the bat of Ramiro Pena. That was it, accept for 3 walks scattered into the lineup. The Yankees failed to make adjustments last night. They stared at strikes, fell behind, and wound up striking out. It was awful and upseting to watch, which is why I didn't watch the whole game. After 6 innings I called it quits. 1 hit? Come on.
It was an ugly game all around last night. But luckily, the Red Sox lost. That must kill them. The Yankees finally lost a game, and then they lose too. Ha. I guess the Yankee loss was not so bad. I mean, they didn't play well, but it didn't cost them anything. It cost me time, though. It was boring. Whatever. I am sure the Yankees will bounce back with another 7 game winning streak. It seems like they always do. 1 loss in every 8 games? Hey, I'll take it. GO YANKEES!!!
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I hate boring games like that. Especially when the opposing pitcher is no-hitting you while your pitcher is getting hit like crazy. UGH. Well, hopefully the Yankess will play a better game for you tonight!!
Boring was pretty much the word of the day during the game. It sucked because we're better than getting one-hit, but it was Roy Halladay not someone like Mitre.
I'm sure the offense will come tonight for Andy, at least it better. I can't see Chicago getting lucky twice. LOL
Melancon "hit like 10 batters." LOL! It did feel like that. I know they weren't intentional, but I was watching via the Toronto feed and the announcers were saying they're sick of Yankees pitchers hitting Jays batters and there might be retaliation today. Uh-oh.
Boring games that suck. Especially when they get you like that. Hopefully you will bounce back. It's the Jays after all…
How is Mitre doing these days?
That Hinske play was kind of infuriating, I can't lie. But still, it was Roy Halladay. It seems since the bats were dead, we fans were dead as well. It was pretty dull to watch. Ah, well. You can't take anything away from Doc. He pitched an awesome game. Now it's Andy's turn!
Well, the Padres beat the Dodgers last night. LeBlanc did great. Our offense just couldn't get it together. Can't wait until you get your little package on Tuesday. Have fun on your holiday weekend, Virginia!!!
Everyone has to lose SOMETIME right? Plus you guys are ALWAYS WINNING!!!!! I tip my cap! :] xoxo http://diamondgirl55.mlblogs.com
Well you lost last night but won today, the RedSox just seem to be loosing..hooray… there is still plenty to play for and you guys won today….back at school this week i think aren't you?…:-)
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|Pecan shortbread cookies made with butter, sugar, flour, vanilla and pecans, and dusted with powdered sugar.
Pecan Shortbread CookiesOn one of my last minute "oh I think I'll make some [fill in the blank]" I decided last night I wanted some shortbread cookies. These are really my most favorite cookie - just the right blend of flour and sugar, a touch of pecan, tender and just delicious. Since I haven't done any Christmas cookies I figured I'd at least use a star cutter and a tree cutter so I wouldn't feel so bad about indulging myself. This batch makes about 4 dozen cookies when rolled to about 1/4 inch and are not overly sweet. If you are not going to dust them with powdered sugar, you might increase your granulated sugar a bit, or even sprinkle them with a bit more granulated sugar just before you bake them.
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Recipe: Pecan Shortbread Cookies©From the Kitchen of Deep South Dish
Prep time: 10 min |Cook time: 15 min | Yield: About 3 to 4 dozen
- 3 sticks of unsalted butter, softened
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- 1 teaspoon of pure vanilla extract
- 3-1/2 cups of all purpose flour
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
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In a mixer bowl, cream the butter and sugar together until well blended; add the vanilla. In a separate bowl, measure out the flour, add the salt and whisk together. Add a little at a time to the butter and sugar and mix until blended. Mince the pecans in a food processor and add to the dough, stir together until well mixed in.
Turn out onto a lightly floured surface and divide dough. If you want to only prepare a dozen at a time, divide dough into quarters. Otherwise divide into half and shape both into flat disks. Wrap in plastic wrap that has been lightly sprayed with non-stick spray, refrigerate for about 30 minutes.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Roll the dough to 1/4 inch, cut out desired shapes and place on an ungreased baking sheet. Place entire sheet into the refrigerator while you wait for the oven to preheat. Bake at 350 degrees F for about 15 minutes, or until edges begin to brown. Cool on pan for a few minutes before transferring to a wire rack to cool. Dust with powdered sugar while still warm.
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As of last Friday, (that's the same day the DJIA changed one of its components), the Russell 3000 Index was up 16.2 percent year-to-date. Looked at from a cap-weighted point of view, the results are more dazzling with the index up 19.51 percent, according to SeekingAlpha.com.
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Bundaberg South State School student Zac Ambertel gets some tips from former NRL player and Central Queensland NRL Bid representative Justin Loomans.
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BUNDABERG students turned into footy stars yesterday, showing off their skills at a development workshop hosted by the CQ NRL bid crew.
Students at Bundaberg South State School and Bundaberg High School were given some rugby league tips by former Cowboys and Rabbitohs player Justin Loomans.
"They were wonderful ambassadors," Bundaberg South principal Chris Brittain said of the visitors.
"All the kids were totally engaged and enthralled.
"All the kids had a great time."
"Bundaberg SHS U/14s after a great session today. Followed up by a fun visit if the QR National Schools Program to Bundaberg South Primary School. Should be good story in the Bundaberg NewsMail tomorrow."
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Hervey Bay's Joshua Sander is one of many junior players on the Fraser Coast who could one day be playing for Central Queensland in the NRL.
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ONE of rugby league's favourite sons believes a National Rugby League team based in Central Queensland would do wonders for the Fraser Coast.
While in Maryborough yesterday, retired Gold Coast Titans star Preston Campbell said if the CQ NRL Bid was awarded an NRL licence it would be beneficial to regional junior players wanting to play at the elite level.
"I think it would be great to have a team around this area," he said.
"You look at Brisbane down south and the Cowboys up north, that's a long way in-between.
"You do get a rare guy from around here that gets to go down (to Brisbane) and show their wares, whether it's at summer training or with a squad, but it would be good to see if there were more opportunities for them.
"Obviously more opportunities gives them more of an opportunity to make it."
Central Queensland is among several locations vying for an NRL franchise, including Perth, Ipswich and a second Brisbane-based team.
Although it has produced current NRL players Nick Emmett and Maurice Blair, the Fraser Coast isn't regarded as a fertile breeding ground for rugby league prospects.
But Campbell believed a Central Queensland team would quickly change that.
"It would give the young fellas in and around the area something to aspire too," he said.
"They'll know that when they're playing for their local club, their community and their families."
A country boy himself hailing from Inverell in northern New South Wales, Campbell said another reason why the NRL should consider expanding to Central Queensland was so it could curtail any future plans the AFL might have of making a push into the rugby league heartland.
"There is always going to be talk about that and the AFL is of course massive and has a lot more money than rugby league," he said. "But hopefully when they (ARL commission) have the TV (rights) talks, that brings a boost to the game."
But he said no amount of money would ever see the AFL win over the hearts and minds of rugby league diehards.
"The AFL can afford to give all these giveaways to kids and that's what draws them in, but the thing rugby league has on its side is that people still love the game and they want to play it," he said.
"They feel it in their hearts and that's what keeps them turning up."
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Gold Coast Titans would be the obvious choice with all there money problems, but the commision need them to kill off the threat of Aussie Rules on the Gold Coast. Cronulla were candidates for the chop, or relocation last season, but appear now to be on the climb. Which ever 2 they chose it is for sure going to to disappoint the one team that doesn't get selected.
Posted 06 June 2012 - 02:58 AM
Storm signs young front rower
CQ Capras captain signs with Storm.
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CQ Capras chief executive Brenton Williamson is counting down the days before the first television transmission of an Intrust Super Cup fixture.
Capras CEO Brenton Williamson checks out one of the camera angles from above Browne Park.
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CQ Capras chief executive Brenton Williamson is counting down the days before the first television transmission of an Intrust Super Cup fixture from Browne Park.
"It is an experience we have never been able to offer before," he said.
While the Capras enjoyed good corporate support, to be able to provide a little extra in the form of a live game being beamed across the state is a bonus.
In the past, clubs in the south-east of the state have had the luxury of having a couple of games televised from their home ground and this provides the bonus of being able to assure sponsors of televised matches being screened and their company name relayed.
"For clubs in the south-east corner the likelihood of televised games increases," he said.
"Our sponsors haven't had the same exposure for their signage."
With less than two weeks to the big day on June 17, Williamson is busy ensuring the Capras make the most of this unique opportunity.
"Capricorn Enterprises will be the game day sponsor," he announced.
"The club is very grateful to Capricorn Enterprises."
A part of the match day promotion for Capricorn Enterprises will be having their logo painted on the Browne Park playing surface.
"It is a great opportunity to be live on Channel 9," he said.
Williamson is confident the game being live will not have a detrimental effect on the match day attendance. In fact Williamson believed the game would produce a bumper crowd with a total of 3000 spectators confidently expected.
The Capras CEO is also aware the success of the live game will assist the CQ NRL Bid.
Last weekend the area expected to feature as CQ's main rival Ipswich was the feature game against Northern Pride. The match lacked atmosphere with a small crowd in attendance.
"If we can get 3000 people at Browne Park and they are vocal it will be great," he said.
"We want people in Central Queensland to vote with feet."
The televised match against Norths Devils only provides a part of the afternoon's entertainment with Gladstone visiting for matches against Rockhampton in both A-grade and under-20s.
It is almost like a trial run on Sunday for the Capras as they face the Wynnum Manly Sea Eagles at Browne Park.
The match is a test to see how far the young CQ team has progressed after the drubbing it received from the Sea Eagles in the first round.
Players who were a part of that severe mauling will be looking to exact revenge on a very good Wynnum side.
Surprisingly the Sea Eagles suffered a few reversals in recent weeks but that could provide the hunger to get back on track.
Williamson was looking at a crowd of 2000 for the game with the CQ public wanting to assist the Capras in setting the records straight.
Sunday's game is at 2.30pm with Junior Capras trial games taking place throughout the day from 8am.
Ipswich 500-600 vs potentially 3000 for Rocky in QCup.
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June 19th, 2012
Great News Central Queensland! The Stadium that is vitally important to the CQ NRL Bid's success in acquiring a NRL license has been confirmed by the State Government. Last week, the CQ NRL Bid Chairman, Geoff Murphy and I, met with the State Government Minister for Sport, Steve Dickson, in his office at Parliament House in Brisbane, and with his Director General Mr Rhys Turner. Minister Dickson delivered this great news to us personally. "If the CQ NRL Bid acquires a NRL License, the Government will provide the compliant Stadium, and you can guarantee this to the NRL – it will happen – it is written in stone" Minister Dickson said last week.
FULL ARTICLE - http://www.cqnrlbid....dium-confirmed/
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August 14th, 2012
A recently published media article which stated that the NRL would not be expanding seems to have gained some credence, especially amongst some Bid sceptics. The well known and respected author of this material writes an opinion piece in the local press and that is exactly what it is – HIS OPINION.
Posted 16 August 2012 - 09:22 AM
The CQ NRL Bid has today announced the U/13s and U/14s squads (listed below) for the 2012 CQ NRL Bid Junior Development Program. Building on the success and momentum of last year's inaugural program, the CQ NRL Bid will bring together 56 junior players from around CQ to participate in the program.
CQ NRL Bid Development Manager Walson Carlos said that this year's program will allow the CQ NRL Bid to build on last year's highly successful program.
"The CQ NRL Bid Junior Development Program is about so much more than producing good footballers. The program takes a holistic approach to the development of these young elite athletes and incorporates key elements like player welfare education, expert nutritional advice & media training. It is important that the players come away from the program having not only improved their rugby league capabilities, but also having grown as people."
This year's program will see the two teams embark on a mid-October Southern Tour in which they will play games against Keebra Park SHS (Gold Coast) and Marsden SHS (Brisbane). The CQ NRL Bid are also hopeful of staging a two-game home series and are currently in negotiations with several clubs and schools to try and make this happen. The home games would be played at Rockhampton and Gladstone. Walson Carlos expected more details to be finalised very soon.
"We (CQ NRL Bid) will have some very big announcements relating to the CQ NRL Bid Junior Development Squad over the next month and we are excited by where the program is headed this year."
Please find full U/13s and U/14s Squads below:
U/13s CQ NRL Bid Junior Development Squad
Jordan YOUNG Rockhampton
Tyson CURTIS Biloela
Ben MCGOWAN Mackay
Dawson CROSS Mundubbera
Blake McMAHON Yeppoon
Kobe HETHERINGTON Gladstone
Zac HETHERINGTON Gladstone
Baye SIMPSON Yeppoon
Conrad GREEN Mackay
Bailey MARTIN-HALL Proserpine
Jye ANDERSON Mackay
William MOHR Clermont
Adam HUGHES Longreach
Samuel MURPHY Rockhampton
Teykoa NAGAS Bundaberg
Benn RICHARDSON Gladstone
Luke PELLIGRINET Gladstone
Mitchell DOWNIE Bundaberg
Conor McKENZIE Mackay
Owen COMPTON Bundaberg
Jacob VANZANDEN Yeppoon
Peter COPPING Yeppoon
Tyrell HOWARD Bundaberg
Brandon KEMP Rockhampton
Ben LARSEN Biloela
Josh WILKINSON Longreach
U/14s CQ NRL Bid Junior Development Squad
Tristian BAILLIE Yeppoon
Reuben COTTER Sarina
Joshua CURTI Mackay
Daley DOYLE Yeppoon
Coby GIBBS Isis
Jack GLOSSOP Gladstone
Hayden TANNA Bundaberg
Samuel COOKSON Yeppoon
Rhys LU Bargara
Martin MARE Mackay
Anitelea TIAALEAIGA Rockhampton
Will NEVEN Yeppoon
Jacob O'SHEA Bundaberg
Tom SKINNER Middlemount
Caleb TULL Rockhampton
Jack WHITE Yeppoon
Joshua ZWEEDYK Bundaberg
Ethan SARGENT Biggenden
Jed MYLES Monto
Jacob BARRETT Rockhampton
Andrew NADER Bundaberg
Jackson WEIR Tieri
Joseph MCLAUGHLIN Rockhampton
Jacob DALLAS Bundaberg
John GEMMEL Rockhampton
Joshua JACKSON Mackay
Gabriel KOPANA Moranbah
Connor TANSEY Biloela
Josh WELLS Outback
Jack McLEOD Rockhampton
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Young Talent on Fast Track
Talented local junior rugby league players will be guided by some of the sports finest as part of a CQ NRL Bid initiative.
FULL ARTICLE - http://www.cqnrlbid.....on-fast-track/
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Keep those gems coming Boler.
I'm not even a Boler hater like some are, but JHC that was terrible.
Keep those gems coming Boler.
I'm not even a Boler hater like some are, but JHC that was terrible.
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Boler must have come up with the concept and discussed it together during their pre-game meeting.
So Harpring couldn't actually back out of it during the game, but you can tell me wasn't 100% behind it either. LOL...
If it rhymes, or it's an alliteration, you can count on our announcers to think it's super clever and overuse it.
Or if it's just stupid. For instance:
Bull in a Kanter shop????? Millsnacks????? Millsnaps??
Harp's the worst at that crap, but I think it's becoming institutional among the broadcast team. I think the organization must think that the fans like Harpring's lame nicknames.
Boler's Bench burrito idea was horrible from the start. "You start with a warm tortilla." So what's the tortilla represent in your scenario?
Even Alema was doing it in the post game. Thurl says something like Kanter is doing what he does best, waste management. And Alema enthusiastically says "Is that his new nickname?" Thurl backed away from that one really quick.
The only things they have come up with that I like are "Commisioner Gordon" and "Officer Favors"
Sometimes I even miss Ron Boone qualifying every sentence with "for the most part".
Oddly, even after saying all this, I still like our crew. Harpring's insights when he isn't trying to be witty or funny. He's like the dork in school that is good at match but tries to be class clown. Unfortunately he doesn't know what's funny.
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I like how everyone tries to act like they are too cool for Harp and Boler. They love the jazz and I love them.
I'm not sure if it was because it was kind of late when I was watching the game and was way tired, but I had a good laugh over the bench burrito.
It got really weird when Boler tried to explain it. They should give those guys drugs more often, I lol'd.
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You see, Corbin is like a condom. He keeps holding all those young guys back. And no matter how well they swim.. I mean play. They just can't find a way out of that prophylactic.
I actually enjoyed it. Harp's growing on me.
I had the game on but muted, so I missed the burritto, but I loved the Harpring Hat that Enes was sporting after the game. I looked for pictures, but came up empty.
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Pasadena Star-News Editor Frank Girardot pulls the mask off 'Clark Rockefeller' in 'Name Dropper'
By Carl Kozlowski 03/28/2013
Everyone has at least one dark secret. For many, it's a rather simple one — a bad temper, an addiction, a fetish that is too embarrassing to tell anyone about.
But there are some people whose entire lives are one big secret, as they create lie after lie to hide their true identity until they practically don't exist anymore. Christian Karl Gerhartsreiter is one of those people, a man who created multiple personas as a means of scamming his way through upper-crust society until he was brought down on kidnapping charges.
Even worse, Gerhartsreiter — who was most famously known under the alias Clark Rockefeller, claiming to be a member of one of America's wealthiest families — is currently on trial in Los Angeles for the 1985 murder of San Marino resident Jonathan Sohus. His story is both fascinating and frustrating to behold, but local readers are lucky that Pasadena Star-News Metro Editor Frank Girardot has been helping make sense of it all for well over a decade.
Girardot has been giving his readers a front-row look at the daily dynamics of the trial, and has just released a new book about the case titled, "Name Dropper: Investigating the Clark Rockefeller Mystery." Even for a man who thought he had seen the underbelly of society's upper crust while covering the OJ Simpson trial, the Gerhartsreiter case has left him consistently surprised.
"OJ's case was special because it had celebrity, a colorful lawyer in Johnny Cochran, all that, plus the high-speed chase, which made it a uniquely LA story," says Girardot. "This is a lot more subtle, about human beings and our willingness to let people into our lives who we don't really know. As Clark Rockefeller, Gerhartsreiter was easily accepted into people's lives and high economic social status without having to prove he ever made one dollar of his own ever in his life."
Indeed, Gerhartsreiter proved adept at moving among the upper strata of American society ever since coming to America as a teenager. He entered the country in 1979 under the false pretenses that a California couple had invited him to be a foreign exchange student and spent the next decade using a stream of aliases to blend into upper-class circles.
His biggest opportunity in those heady days came when he was invited to live in the guest house of Sohus and his wife Didi, who disappeared at the same time as Jonathan but, unlike her husband, has never been found. During his time there, the couple disappeared and Gerhartsreiter claimed that they had given him permission to use their home as well.
Yet Gerhartsreiter later abruptly disappeared himself, and Jonathan Sohus' body was discovered in his own backyard in 1994. The crafty con artist might have never been found nor associated with the Sohus' disappearance if he hadn't been convicted of kidnapping his own 7-year-old daughter in 2007 amid a nasty custody battle.
Forced into a trial in Boston that drew national attention because of his claim to be a Rockefeller, his world of lies fell apart. He was not only convicted of charges, including parental kidnapping in 2009, but was eventually charged with Jonathan Sohus' murder after Girardot and fellow Star-News reporter Nathan McIntire wrote a 2008 story linking the Sohus disappearance to Clark Rockefeller.
"You have to realize that the Sohus murder and bone discovery was before the public had the Internet," says Girardot. "Even now, if you meet somebody outside of journalism, do you Google them or do a credit check? You might Google, but in 1994 you couldn't do that, and most of us don't accept people at face value.
"This guy had enough air of mystery about him so they didn't ask him all those questions," Girardot continues. "Let's face it, rich people are weird, odd, and he took advantage of that. Their ideas that they think people would say they'd see the con, but most of us in reality would never see a con coming."
Even as the trial finally got under way this month after five years of working its way through the judicial system, mysterious factors remain. Girardot notes that Gerhartsreiter has "the best defense Boston money can buy," with a cost of $4 million so far, but that no one can understand how it's being paid.
Additionally, the LA County prosecutors are trying the case without attempting to assess a motive, which is an extremely rare approach. Yet, with the trial expected to last at least another four weeks, with around 100 witnesses and 500 exhibits to be displayed by the end, Girardot is happy to note that he will not only entice his readers with daily updates in the Star-News, but will likely be able to add several chapters to a new edition of the book when the verdict is reached.
"It'll be a weight off my shoulders when I'm done, but on this one, I'd set goals of how many words to reach," says Girardot. "I would envision it like running a marathon. When you're done, you tie all the loose ends up, and it's an exhilarating moment. It's far more exhilarating to finish than anything else."
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"Name Dropper" is a captivating read that provides great insight into the phony Rockefeller. Most of the people Frank Girardot interviewed in the book have been or will be witnesses in the murder trial. I know the book is available at Book 'Em in South Pasadena, but Frank has been running some specials on his website, www.rockefellermystery.com


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Weekly Picks & The 1 Point Club
I was looking at the last three years for this track to see who has taken 1st, 2nd, 3rd...and you know there is not any duplication of any driver being in the top three from one year to the next or even every other year. There is nine different drivers in those top three slots over the last three years. I have made a guess and fortunately I can change it if I want by Friday midnight. I'll see what practice and qualifying brings and see if I make any changes.
For those intersted, the nine drivers are:
1st: Hamlin, Martin, Kyle Busch
2nd: McMurray, Johnson, Edwards
3rd: Kurt Busch, Stewart, Jeff Gordon
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WAMI announces people's choice nominees for April 14 show
The power-pop band Yipes!, guitarist Daryl Stuermer and singer-songwriter pat mAcdonald, formerly of Timbuk3, will be inducted into the Wisconsin Area Music Industry Hall of Fame.
The three 2013 inductees will be honored during the WAMI Awards Show at 7 p.m. April 14 at Turner Hall Ballroom, 1040 N. 4th St. Tickets are $24.99 for adults, $15 for students, available at the Pabst and Riverside box offices, (414) 286-3663 and pabsttheater.org. »Read Full Article(1)
Singles Scorecard: Hear new songs from Big Time Rush, AWOLNATION, Marc Anthony and Capital Cities
Big Time Rush, pictured here performing at the Marcus Amphitheater during Summerfest last year, dropped a new single, "Like Nobody's Around," from its forthcoming album "24/7." Photo by Chris Wilson. »Read Full Blog Post
Half of TV shows have violence, report says
A survey conducted the month after vice president Joe Biden's meeting in January with network television executives on TV violence showed that almost half of the shows monitored contained acts of violence, according to an Associated Press story.
According to the survey conducted by the Parents Television Council between Jan. 11 and Feb. 11, there were 193 acts of violence in 392 hours' worth of episodes monitored. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
This time, Tracy Morgan promises, he'll show up
"30 Rock" star Tracy Morgan is going to perform stand-up comedy Sunday at the Pabst Theater. At least, that's the plan.
For some Milwaukee fans, they'll believe it when they see it. »Read Full Article(4)
Walker's Point getting Black Sheep, a lounge-wine bar serving small plates
Black Sheep, a bar that will serve small plates, is due to open in August at 216 S. 2nd St. in Walker's Point.
Work has been going on at the site for the past few months. KPH Construction, which bought the turn-of-the-20th-century building in December, announced the new lounge today. »Read Full Blog Post
Bud Light bringing Best Coast to Rave for 50 concerts, 50 states event
Bud Light is mounting an ambitious marketing campaign where it's sponsoring 50 concerts in 50 states, all taking place on a single day. And the site of the Wisconsin show will be Milwaukee, with dreamy pop rock duo Best Coast headlining the Rave Aug. 1.
Bud Light's 50/50/1 campaign, created in partnership with Live Nation, MySpace and Universal Music Group, is being orchestrated to promote the beer brand's new Music First marketing platform. MySpace will be streaming select concerts, but its uncertain at this time if the Best Coast show will be one of them. »Read Full Article
Video: Danish band New Politics talk about Landing their Big Gig
Scores of bands, from Alabama Shakes to Wisconsin's Bon Iver, had some of their first career-changing gigs at the South by Southwest Music Conference in Austin, Texas. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Mayday!
Just because it's May Day, there's no need to panic. Well, maybe a little.
Summerfest's Miller Lite Oasis lineup includes Nelly, LeAnn Rimes, Imagine Dragons
Summerfest officials Wednesday morning revealed the 2013 headliner lineup for the Miller Lite Oasis, announcing three new additions to the Big Gig roster in the process: Bob Marley's old band the Wailers, country and pop singer LeAnn Rimes and Grammy-winning rapper Nelly.
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March Madness reminds me of SOA in the real world. March madness is all about people, information and process -- just like SOA! The people the fans are critical to the game. They sometimes mean the difference between success and failure! In SOA, the people and human workflows are critical to the success of an implementation. Building composite applications and being able to easily leverage standard and reusable business services and present them to the right users at the right time! How value to your business!
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It appears as though Fall is upon us. The leaves have started to change, our gardens are ready to harvest and there is a touch of cool in the air. As the season progresses, our grasses really begin to show off.
It appears as though Fall is upon us. The leaves have started to change, our gardens are ready to harvest and there is a touch of cool in the air. As the season progresses, our grasses really begin to show off.
The Water Pavilion Garden is awash in late summer interest, from aquatics to water-wise plants. This garden is a great place to relax and enjoy spectacular views along with feathered and finned friends who would love to see you (and your donation of treats from the dispenser on the deck).
The Mallow family brings the garden a wealth of beautiful summer bloomers that are just waiting to dazzle you as you take a relaxing stroll through the garden.
Often overlooked and underused, our Wildflower Meadow has a lot to offer. With a meandering path now mowed through the center, you can get up close and personal with some neatly labeled water-wise grasses and perennials.
Having a shady and beautiful garden to escape to can be an incredible respite for the mind and body. Shady spots throughout Red Butte Garden are sure to bring you wonderful inspiration for your own garden, or the escape you need.
Summer is definitely here and the Garden is in full bloom! This is a great time to experience the Garden at full tilt, awash in beautiful blooms, buzzing pollinators and talkative birds. Shade can be found around every corner and now is great time to enjoy summer in the Garden,
Happy Fourth of July!
Come celebrate our country's independence and bring your family and friends to the Garden and explore the gardens and Natural Area. There is plenty blooming throughout.
Spirals of beautiful cream-colored flowers wind up the stalks of the rare Ute Ladies' Tresses Orchid (Spiranthes diluvialis) in our Conservation greenhouse.
In honor of National Pollinators Week and the wonderful buzzing buddies that keep flowering plants in business, this weeks blog will show off some of the pollinators and other insects we have in the Garden. Come tour the garden and enjoy the show as the air around many of our plants comes alive with butterflies, bee's and more!
The Garden is in it's full glory, absolutely awash with blooms and beauty! Every week is bringing a chance to experience something new in the garden, some of which are only available for a limited time. Be sure to visit the Garden often to take advantage of every window of opportunity!
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Unpacking My Library Writers and Their Books Leah Price
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As words and stories are increasingly disseminated through digital means, the significance of the book as object - whether pristine collectible or battered relic - is growing as well. Unpacking My Library: Writers and Their Books spotlights the personal libraries of thirteen favourite novelists who share their collections with readers. Stunning photographs provide full views of the libraries and close-ups of individual volumes: first editions, worn textbooks, pristine hardcovers, and childhood companions. In her introduction, Leah Price muses on the history and future of the bookshelf, asking what books can tell us about their owners and what readers can tell us about their collections. Supplementing the photographs are Price's interviews with each author, which probe the relation of writing to reading, collecting, and arranging books. Each writer provides a list of top ten favourite titles, offering unique personal histories along with suggestions for every bibliophile.
Unpacking My Library: Writers and Their Books features the personal libraries of Alison Bechdel, Stephen Carter, Junot Diaz, Rebecca Goldstein and Stephen Pinker, Lev Grossman and Sophie Gee, Jonathan Lethem, Claire Messud and James Wood, Philip Pullman, Gary Shteyngart, and Edmund White.
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Leah Price is professor of English at Harvard University. She is the author of The Anthology and the Rise of the Novel, Literary Secretaries/Secretarial Culture, and How to Do Things with Books in Victorian Britain. She writes on old and new media for the New York Times Book Review, the London Review of Books, and the Boston Globe.
"Filled with juicy details about how writers read, collect, and live with their books."—Jean Temarin, The Chronicle of Higher Education
"Browsing among the bookshelves of the writers featured in Leah Price's enchanting little book, which I found difficult to set aside, I noted that several writers went in for The Adventures of Tin Tin, the children's stories of CS Lewis (a favourite of theirs and mine was The Lion The Witch And The Wardrobe) along with Milton's Paradise Lost…Ah you always return to the great classics at some time in your life. Nobody seemed to have any of the Harry Potter series, so the spell of the boy wizard was not as widespread as I thought!"—Richard Edmonds, Birmingham Post
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Sherri Shepherd rocked her Angled Tomboy wig at the Rachael Ray Show today!
She even gave an audience member a "wig-over" using the Soft Curls wig. "Girlfriend-to-girlfriend ... you were born with the hair you've got. NOW get the hair you want," says Shepherd. You too can have your own "wig-over" with Sherri's wigs. Shop all the wigs from Sherri Shepherd on the Rachael Ray Show at Wigs.com and save an additional 20% off!
And don't worry if you missed the Rachael Ray show, just watch the video below to catch up.


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- Date: 10/14/2013 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
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