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From their disappearance to their liberation, the suspects' arrest and the investigation, here is a look at key events in the kidnapping and rescue of Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight.
Aug. 23, 2002 -- Michelle Knight, 21, is last seen at her cousin's house near West 106th Street and Lorain Avenue in Cleveland.
April 21, 2003 -- Amanda Berry is last seen after finishing her shift at a Burger King restaurant on the eve of her 17th birthday. Later that month, a man calls her family from Berry's cellphone, saying he has taken her and that she will be home in a few days.
January 2004 -- Investigators visit the home of kidnapping suspect Ariel Castro at the request of child services to investigate a complaint that he left a child alone on a bus during the time he worked as a bus driver. They knock, but no one answers.
April 2, 2004 -- Georgina DeJesus stops at a pay phone with a friend around 3:00 p.m. to ask the friend's mother if the two can sleep over at DeJesus' house. The answer is no. It is the last time she is seen for more than nine years.
March 2006 -- Miller dies of heart failure at 44, without ever knowing what happened to her daughter. Friends and family say Berry's disappearance caused Miller's health to deteriorate.
September 2006 -- Police arrest Mathew Hurayt, a 35-year-old registered sex offender, after receiving a tip that DeJesus' body is buried in his garage. City workers break the cement floor and dig nearly five feet but turn up empty-handed. Hurayt is released among protests.
July 2007 -- Another girl, 14-year-old Ashley Summers, disappears from the same neighborhood after running away from a relative's home. Investigators and family hope the liberation of Berry, DeJesus and Knight will offer insight into her case.
November 2011 -- A neighbor reportedly calls the police after seeing a woman through an attic window at the Castro home. Cleveland police say they have no record of the call. They say neighbors have offered no tips during the extent of the women's captivity.
May/June 2012 -- Nina Samoylicz, who lives nearby, calls 911 after seeing a naked woman in the backyard at Castro's home. Again, police don't immediately see a record of the call. Samoylicz says she has also seen tarps covering the backyard.
May 5, 2013 -- The day before Berry escapes and all the women are freed, neighbor Lugo encounters Castro at the park walking with a little girl. Castro tells him it is his girlfriend's daughter.
May 6, 2013 -- After Ariel Castro leaves to eat at a local McDonald's, Berry screams for help through a crack in the front door. Neighbor Charles Ramsey comes to her aid and kicks open the door. They both call 911.
May 6 -- "I've been kidnapped, and I've been missing for 10 years," Berry tells dispatchers. "And I'm here. I'm free now." Police arrive to find DeJesus and Knight at the home as well.
May 6 -- Berry and the other women are taken to a local hospital, where Berry is reunited with her sister and poses for this photograph. The girl in the picture is said to be Berry's daughter, who also escaped captivity.
May 6 -- Ariel Castro and his two brothers, 54-year-old Pedro Castro and 50-year-old Onil Castro, are arrested in the case.
May 8 -- Prosecutors file rape and kidnapping charges against Ariel Castro, but clear his brothers, saying they had no knowledge of the women in the house.
May 9 -- Ariel Castro makes first court appearance, where a Cleveland Municipal Court judge ordered him held on $8 million bond -- $2 million bond on each of the four cases against him. Castro is charged with four counts of kidnapping and three counts of rape.
June 12 -- Ariel Castro's attorneys enter a not guilty plea on his behalf a week after he was indicted on 329 counts related to the case, including rape, kidnapping and aggravated murder.
July 9 - The three kidnapping survivors break their silence, releasing a video on YouTube offers their thanks to all those who have supported them since they were freed from captivity.
July 26 -- Ariel Castro, accused of raping and holding three women captive in Cleveland for close to a decade, has agreed to a plea deal that recommends he be sentenced to life in prison without parole. Castro is charged with 977 counts, including aggravated murder on suspicion of ending the pregnancy of one of his alleged captives.
August 1 -- Judge Michael Russo sentenced kidnapper Ariel Castro to life in prison plus 1,000 years, adding that Castro "will never be released from incarceration during the period of his remaining natural life for any reason." Michelle Knight, one Castro's victims, addressed the court and Castro at his sentencing by stating "I will live on. You will die a little every day."
September 3 -- Ariel Castro is found dead in his jail cell after apparently hanging himself with a bed sheet.
October 10 -- A state report is released stating that prison guards in Ohio falsified records and failed to properly complete their rounds on the day Ariel Castro died. The report also suggested that Mr. Castro may have asphyxiated himself during a sexual act, a claim that the coroner who completed the autopsy on Castro's body refutes.
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From the bitter cold of winter to the heat and mayhem of the summer's championship races in Montana and Idaho, Indian Relay follows teams from three different American Indian communities over nine months, as they prepare for and compete across a grueling Indian relay season — all hearts set on the glory and honor of winning the National Championships. A film by Charles Dye, Indian Relay premieres during Native American Heritage Month on Independent Lens, hosted by Stanley Tucci, on Monday, November 18, 2013, 9pm.
An exhilarating mix of high-speed daring and exquisite horsemanship, Indian relay is a sport widely enjoyed and practiced by men and women from tribal nations across the Rocky Mountain West. Each race begins with up to eight athletes riding bareback around a track at full gallop. After one lap, barely slowing down, the riders leap from their speeding horses to a second set of horses. Each team's handlers must then catch the first horse or risk being disqualified, creating a chaotic melee of 32 people and 24 race horses in the middle of the track. Another top-speed lap, another daring horse change, and the teams race for the finish line at speeds topping 40 miles an hour.
Indian Relay follows teams from the Shoshone-Bannock Nation in Idaho, and the Crow and Blackfeet Nations, both of Montana. Although competitive on the track, the young Indian relay racers share a deep bond through their love of the sport and their pride in their Native traditions. As the film follows their triumphs and setbacks during the course of the racing season, their strength and determination shine through, and serves as a beacon of hope for the families and their communities.


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The San Francisco League of the San Francisco Symphony was launched in 1980 at the newly opened Davies Symphony Hall. Now in its 35th year, the League supports the Symphony through special events, audience development, and educational opportunities.
MaxMara partners with the San Francisco League for an in-store fashion event on October 30. Ten percent of sales will be donated back to the Symphony's education programs. RSVP by October 20 to email@example.com
Join us for the first ever Día de los Muertos Brunch & Concert on Sunday, November 1! This fundraising event associated with the Day of the Dead concert features a presentation by Sugar Skull artist Irma Ortiz and a delicious meal prepared by McCall Associate chefs in the Wattis Room. Guests who purchase prior to October 10 will be invited to a private Tour and Reception of the Día de los Muertos Altars with the Altar Artists on October 14.
Call the Volunteer Council Office at (415) 503-5500 to purchase the Brunch & Concert package today – this event will sell-out!
In its work to support the SF Symphony and its education programs, the League sponsors students of the Immaculate Conception Academy to San Francisco Symphony Youth Orchestra concerts in Davies Hall.
League members form an integral part of the leadership and support of the Board of Governors, Volunteer Council, and many other Symphony projects. The League holds six membership meetings and events each year with additional opportunities to attend Symphony programs throughout the season.
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Each Labor Day weekend, tens of thousands of people from around the globe descend on the Black Rock Desert, northeast of Reno, Nev., for Burning Man.
Coming into its 27th year, the celebration — with a focus on life, humanity, all things beautiful and artistic — remains a beacon of light amid uncertain modern times. To try and explain what it is to someone unaware is like describing colors to a blind person.
In 2008, I was a rookie reporter in Teton Valley, Idaho. Spending the better part of that year running around the high desert of Idaho, Wyoming and Montana, my subjects ranged from a blacksmith to a 92-year-old Mormon farmer, professional skiers to honky-tonk musicians, park rangers to old cowboys. The West truly is wild, and its temptation to a 22-year-old recent college graduate was as every bit alluring as it was real.
I found myself playing horseshoes one afternoon at the Timberline Bar & Grill in Victor, Idaho. Talking to a friend of mine, she mentioned that a local photographer, Andrew Wyatt, was looking for a writer to cover music/art festivals. He coincidentally was at the bar that day.
Andrew was a 39-year-old ex-Southern Baptist preacher from Virginia who ended up in nearby Jackson Hole, Wyo., following his passion for photography. His colors, angles, themes and subjects were completely unique, which is a very difficult thing to achieve in such a cluttered industry. He was readying himself to head out to Burning Man. I had heard of the celebration, but it was only the usual rumors of it being a drug-filled orgy or extravagant music festival.
"It's nothing like that at all. It's about people and coming together, exploring the endless possibilities of creativity and humanity," he said. "It opens your eyes to the world and in turn you'll walk away with the greatest experience of your life. When you go to Burning Man, you'll never be the same again – I can promise you that much."
I was immediately sold on the idea, but had already made plans to head to Tijuana with a couple of friends. Andrew needed a ride to Reno, so I offered to take him en route to meet my Tijuana entourage in Lake Tahoe. By the time we rolled into downtown Reno, Andrew convinced me to scrap Tijuana and head for the Black Rock Desert. A day later, my two friends followed suit.
Leaving Reno, we rocketed down I-80 East. Exiting the interstate, heading north on a secondary road to the celebration, our cell-phones lost reception. Small towns dissolved into a barren landscape resembling the surface of the moon. We were immediately flung into the chaotic paradise, a never-ending space of unique people, places and things. Thousands milled about. There was no money involved, all barter system. No one spoke of what they did outside of Burning Man – here you can be whoever it is you want to be, or really are. It's anarchy in its purest form, which is there are no rules, but one must respect everyone's personal boundaries.
Setting up my tent amid Camp Gallavant' the rum-drenched pirate brigade from Reno, I raised my arms in utter ecstasy as the horizon before my eyes was filled with glowing' sparkling and blinking faraway dots' as if they were a lighthouse directing me home.
During the celebration, I took cover during a dust storm and was invited to join the American Steel camp for dinner; stood in awe at the "Thunderdome'" the Mad Max replica' where participants battle in an all-out frenzy of dust' sweat and lukewarm booze – first sign of blood declares winner; was stunned by explosions from flamethrowers and pyrotechnics being launched in every direction by fire dancers' jugglers' sword swallowers and avant-garde performers; conversed with friends and strangers that became friends from across the United States, Lithuania' Australia' British Columbia' England' South Africa' Nova Scotia' Spain' Russia and Ireland; slept on a trampoline under a canopy of stars so clear' so bright' I never knew such illumination existed from the heavens above; ate Kansas City barbeque and Alaskan smoked salmon' fresh from their native lands' while the sun set over the jagged peaks to the west; was poured a fresh cup of French roast coffee during a majestic sunrise' the rays of light cascading down ancient rock and ultimately upon my joyous aura.
I awoke' after 10 days in the desert' to a rebirth of my soul. I discovered inner peace' and my long lost inner child' as I headed back home' back to reality' for now at least' until my next venture into the desert.
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"Global Climate Disruption: What Do We Know? What Should We Do?"
John F. Kennedy Jr. Forum, Harvard University
Presentation, Science, Technology, and Public Policy Program, Belfer Center
November 6, 2007
Author: John P. Holdren, Former Director and Faculty Chair, Science, Technology and Public Policy Program
Belfer Center Programs or Projects: Energy Technology Innovation Policy; Science, Technology, and Public Policy
"Global warming is a misnomer," said John P. Holdren, speaking at the John F. Kennedy Jr. Forum at the Kennedy School on November 6. "It implies something gradual, uniform, and benign. What we're experiencing is none of these."
Holdren also urged the United States to spearhead this effort, going from being a "laggard in climate policy to being a leader." Once that happens, he said, the rest of the world will follow suit.
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'The Delaware River and the Universe' paintings by Kathe Frantz
October 2, 2013 —
NARROWSBURG, NY — "The Delaware River and the Universe," an exhibit of paintings by Kathe Frantz, opens with a reception on Friday, October 4 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Delaware Arts Center's Alliance Gallery. The exhibit will be on view through November 2.
"The subjects of my work are landscape and concepts of visual process," said Frantz, who uses saturated pigments in her oil paintings in order to explore concepts of vision, reality and interpretation.
"Part observation, part reflection, and part creative, I present an experience of being in the dynamic natural world," she said. "When we look at something, we see compositions embedded with fragments of days, time, and places of memory."
Frantz has showed her work in solo and group exhibits throughout the region in venues including 80th Street Gallery (New York, NY), Chamot Gallery (Jersey City, NJ), AFA Gallery (Scranton, PA), and Catskill Art Society (Livingston Manor, NY). She received her BA from Brooklyn College, and recently relocated from Sullivan to Orange County, NY.
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~ John Bodey, Venerable, English martyr; in a letter from prison, describing the honor he and his companions felt for bearing chains and imprisonment for the Catholic faith.


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It's probably fair to say that, were she alive today, scientist and author Rachel Carson would be thrilled to find that a pair of peregrine falcons has again elected to build a nest on a ledge of the state office building in Harrisburg, PA that bears her name. Fledging young peregrines from the Rachel Carson State Office Building is especially fitting given Carson's role in raising awareness of the terrible impacts of DDT on species such as peregrine falcons through her 1962 book, "Silent Spring."
Peregrines were listed as an endangered species by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in 1972 following the catastrophic decline of the species worldwide. Disturbance of cliff nesting sites, shooting and egg collecting have reduced populations, but the largest threat has been pesticides such as DDT.
DDT, an organochlorine compound used as a crop pesticide, was banned throughout North America in the 1970s. Organochlorines are toxic and persist in living tissues, resisting breakdown and resulting in bioaccumulation, particularly in long-lived predator species such as the peregrine. These pesticide residues result in female peregrines laying very thin-shelled eggs, which cannot sustain the weight of incubation.
The peregrine has since experienced one of the most dramatic recoveries of any endangered species, and was formally removed from the federal list in 1999. It continues to be listed by the Pennsylvania Game Commission as an endangered species because of the small local population and continued threats. There are now 32 nesting pairs of peregrine falcons across the state.
Now people around the globe can observe the activities of the Harrisburg pair by accessing the live Falcon-Cam hosted by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection.
Falcons have nested at the building for 12 years, producing 53 eggs and 45 hatchlings. Of these, 29 falcons survived; 13 males and 16 females. Last year, only one of four eggs successfully hatched. The first eggs of the 2012 breeding season will be laid in late March and begin to hatch around mid-May. The young falcons, or "eyases," will take their first flights, or "fledge," in mid-June.
Visit www.dep.state.pa.us/dep/falcon/default.htm [2] to view the live falcons. Fans can also sign up for the Falcon Wire electronic newsletter or follow the falcons on Twitter at www.twitter.com/FalconChatter [3]. See additional webcams on barn owls and great horned owls at watch.birds.cornell.edu/nestcams/home/index.


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Monday, 22 December 2014
Panasonic World Heritage 2015 Calendar in paper, online and tablet PC app formats now available
The UNESCO World Heritage Centre and Panasonic Corporation have released the 2015 World Heritage calendar. Featuring stunning photographs of World ...
Friday, 19 December 2014
UNWTO and UNESCO to organize first World Conference on Tourism and Culture
The First World Conference on Tourism and Culture will bring together, for the first time, Ministers of Tourism and Ministers of Culture from ...
Friday, 19 December 2014
The Government of Indonesia, UNESCO, and Panasonic Jointly Launched the LED Lighting Installment in Prambanan Temple Compounds
The Panasonic Corporation in cooperation with UNESCO Office Jakarta organised a launching ceremony of LED Lighting Installment in Prambanan ...
Thursday, 18 December 2014
Serious concern for oil spill in the Sundarbans, Bangladesh
An oil spill occurred in The Sundarbans, Bangladesh on Tuesday, 9 December when a small coastal oil tanker sank after being rammed by another vessel ...
Monday, 15 December 2014
Panasonic hosts event for environmental education at Budapest World Heritage site
As part of the "World Heritage Eco Learning Program", Panasonic hosted, on 15 December 2015, the "Environmental activity for the next generation" at ...
Friday, 12 December 2014
Venice and its Lagoon rest in fragile balance. Findings of new study on the World Heritage site
A presentation of the "Fragile Venice" study, which touches on some of the most serious future challenges faced by the city of Venice and its Lagoon, ...
Thursday, 11 December 2014
UNESCO concludes training course on "First Aid to Cultural Built Heritage in Syria"
Twenty-two conservation architects, engineers, archaeologists, and experts from different regions across Syria, including Damascus, Maaloula, Daraa, ...
Wednesday, 3 December 2014
UNESCO Conference calls for protected cultural zones to be established Syria and Iraq
UNESCO Director-General Irina Bokova today called for the creation of "protected cultural zones" around heritage sites in Syria and Iraq. Opening an ...
Friday, 28 November 2014
UNESCO recognized for promoting Mediterranean cultural heritage
On the occasion of the Mediterranean Week of Economic Leaders and in the framework of the XXIII General Assembly of the Association of the ...
Wednesday, 26 November 2014
e-patrimoines: a new e-learning training program launched by the French Ministry of culture and communication
In 2011, the French Ministry of Culture and Communication (Directorate General of Cultural Heritage – Department of European and International ...
Tuesday, 25 November 2014
World Heritage Paper on "Engaging Local Communities in Stewardship of World Heritage" published
Recent policy and conceptual developments in World Heritage, and in conservation generally, set the stage for new approaches that engage indigenous ...
Thursday, 20 November 2014
In memoriam: Prof. Karel Anthonie Bakker (PhD)
The World Heritage Centre expresses its condolences to the family, friends and colleagues of Professor Karel Bakker from the Department of ...
Thursday, 20 November 2014
Results of the 1st extraordinary session of the General Assembly of the States Parties to the World Heritage Convention
The General Assembly of the States Parties to the World Heritage Convention met for its 1st extraordinary session on 13-14 November 2014 at UNESCO ...
Tuesday, 18 November 2014
The Ramsar Convention Secretariat is looking for a Deputy Secretary General
The Convention on Wetlands, also known as the "Ramsar Convention" from the name of the city in Iran where it was signed in 1971, is an ...
Tuesday, 18 November 2014
UNESCO Director-General calls on all parties to protect Libya's unique Cultural Heritage
Amidst alarming reports of increase in acts of vandalism, illicit trafficking and attacks on Libyan cultural heritage, UNESCO Director-General Irina ...
Monday, 17 November 2014
Compliance Management Workshop great success
Compliance management in the Great Barrier Reef has matured over more than 30 years and is currently one of the most advanced worldwide. Still today, ...
Monday, 17 November 2014
New publication: Conserving Cultural Landscapes
Conserving Cultural Landscapes: Challenges and New Directions is now available from Routledge publishers. The book is edited by Ken Taylor, ...
Monday, 17 November 2014
World Heritage Volunteers 2015 – Call for Projects
Patrimonito takes a stand in a changing global environment The World Heritage Centre (WHC) is pleased to announce the Call for Proposals for the ...
Sunday, 16 November 2014
UNESCO Announces the Bamiyan Cultural Centre Design Competition
November 15, 2014, marks the official announcement of the design competition to build the new Bamiyan Cultural Centre in Afghanistan. UNESCO, together ...
Sunday, 16 November 2014
Director-General meets with experts responsible for health of Great Barrier Reef
UNESCO Director-General Irina Bokova visited Australia's Great Barrier Reef on the weekend of 15-16 November for a firsthand look at the way the World ...


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By Grant McGee: Local columnist
In August 2008 I wrote what I thought was my last column for Freedom New Mexico.
Well, surprise, surprise, surprise … I'm back.
I never said I'd never be back. I closed my last column with simply, "That's it … for now."
There were a number of reasons I stopped writing. One was I thought I'd run out of things to say. Another was that I was feeling the stress of constantly thinking of the next thing to write about.
I find that after almost two years the writing bug still nags at me. I had always fancied myself a writer. I especially liked the idea of getting those big checks in the mail.
A favorite quote of mine is "To be a writer at 20 is to be 20. To be a writer at 40 is to be a writer." Well, I'm over 50 now. I bet I can find a few more things to say.
As for the stress, well, I stopped writing and the stress didn't go away. I guess it ain't the writing that's turning on the pressure.
Then there were the readers. Even though my last column was in 2008, as recently as November somebody said, "I like to read your column every week."
Then I ran into Editor David Stevens who said he'd like to have me back in the paper. I took this as a sign to return to these pages.
So folks, I'm back to writing. And no, I haven't stopped doing the radio thing and I have even added running a bicycle shop to my repertoire.
Thank you to Editor Stevens and Publisher Ray Sullivan for letting me back on board. Thanks as always to my momma for inspiring me. Thanks to The Lady of the House for putting up with me.
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Soleil Moon Frye of "Punky Brewster" fame celebrated her 40th birthday on over the weekend. Join us for a look at where she and other child stars from the 1980s are today.
Frye has continued to act over the years, including a recurring role in "Sabrina, The Teenage Witch," and keeps busy with voice work, including "Bratz," "Robot Chicken" and "Planet Sheen." In 2011, she released her first book "Happy Chaos: From Punky to Parenting and My Perfectly Imperfect Adventures in Between." She also hosted the show "Home Made Simple" on the Oprah Winfrey Network from 2013 to 2014.
Melissa Gilbert became famous for playing Laura Ingalls on "Little House on the Prairie," landing the role at age 9 in the early-1970s and growing up on the show before it ended in 1983.
As an adult, Gilbert has continued her career mainly in television films and has also had cameos in TV series such as "Babylon 5," "Touched by an Angel," "7th Heaven" and "Nip/Tuck." She also served as president of the Screen Actors Guild from 2001 to 2005 and was a contestant in 2012 on season 14 of "Dancing with the Stars," finishing in fifth place. Most recently she has been appearing as a recurring character on the ABC series "Secrets and Lies."
Emmanuel Lewis starred in the sitcom "Webster" as little Webster Long, an orphaned boy who is adopted by his retired NFL player godfather and his new socialite wife.
Lewis' career slowed after "Webster." He appeared as himself in "Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star" and in 2007 he was in "Kickin It Old Skool" and the reality TV series "The Surreal Life: Fame Games." He most recently had a cameo in a 2013 episode of the web series "Between Two Ferns with Zach Galifianakis." He's seen here attending the 2015 Georgia Music Hall Of Fame Awards in September 2015.
We first got to know Corey Feldman in the movies "Stand By Me" (pictured), "The Lost Boys," "Gremlins" and "License To Drive."
Despite a very public battle with drug addiction that stalled his career in the 1990s, Feldman has continued to find steady acting work as an adult and has appeared in more than 80 films in his career. He's also found a second career as a singer, heading up the band he calls Corey Feldman's Truth Movement. He released his fifth studio album, the double album "Angelic 2 the Core," in June 2016.
Feldman's seemingly constant co-star throughout the 1980s -- so much so that they earned the nickname "The Two Coreys" -- was Corey Haim. The two starred together in "License to Drive," "The Lost Boys," "Dream a Little Dream" and several more. Haim also starred in movies like "Silver Bullet" and "Lucas."
His career derailed by drug problems, Haim made a slight comeback in the mid-2000s, including a reality show with Feldman called "The Two Coreys." He also starred alongside Jason Statham, Amy Smart and Dwight Yoakam in 2009's "Crank: High Voltage," but continued to battle an addiction to prescription pain killers. He ended up dying at age 38 on March 10, 2010, due to pneumonia.
One of Feldman's co-stars in "Stand By Me" was Wil Wheaton, who went on to star in the series "Star Trek: The Next Generation" starting in 1987.
After leaving "Star Trek: The Next Generation," Wheaton he took some time off to work in personal video production and took acting classes before re-entering the world of acting. He's since made numerous appearances on TV shows, including a recurring role playing himself on "The Big Bang Theory," as well as roles on "Numb3rs," "Criminal Minds," "Leverage," "Eureka" and the web series "The Guild." He also runs his own weblog, Wil Wheaton Dot Net, contributes to several other blogs and has published several books.
Tracey Gold became a popular teen star in the 1980s playing Carol Seaver (at left) on the hit sitcom "Growing Pains."
Through much of that time, Gold battled anorexia, which she has since conquered. She starred in a 1994 TV movie about the subject, "For The Love Of Nancy." More recently, she appeared on a January 2012 episode of the reality TV show "Celebrity Wife Swap," trading places with singer Carnie Wilson for a week. She also returned to sitcoms with an appearance on the show "Melissa & Joey" in a July 2013 episode titled "Something Happened." Most recently, she appeared as herself on former "Growing Pains" co-star Alan Thicke's reality show "Unusually Thicke" and starred in the TV movie "I Know Where Lizzie Is."
Kirk Cameron also starred in the sitcom "Growing Pains" as teen heartthrob Mike Seaver (second from right).
Cameron became an active Christian evangelist and portrayed Cameron "Buck" Williams in the "Left Behind" film series. He also hosted the evangelical-themed documentary "Unstoppable," which was made in partnership with Liberty University and released for a one-night-only screening in theaters on Sept. 24, 2013, and followed that up with the 2014 faith-based comedy "Kirk Cameron's Saving Christmas." He "won" two Razzies for her performance in "Saving Christmas," receiving Worst Actor and Worst Screen Combo for himself and his ego. The movie also received Razzies for Worst Picture and Worst Screenplay.
Mackenzie Phillips starred as boy-crazy teenager Julie Cooper Horvath on "One Day at a Time."
However, she was eventually fired from the show in 1980 because of drug and alcohol abuse. In her 2009 autobiography "High on Arrival," she claimed she had a decade-long incestuous relationship with her father, John Phillips of The Mamas & the Papas, who had also got her addicted to cocaine. She appeared on the third season of "Celebrity Rehab" in 2010. She was a regular on the 1999-2001 Disney Channel sci-fi series "So Weird" and has had cameo roles in TV shows like "Cold Case," "Criminal Minds" and "Hot in Cleveland."
Gary Coleman starred as one of the most memorable TV kids ever -- Arnold Jackson on "Diff'rent Strokes." His "Whatcha talking about, Willis?" catchphrase became a part of American culture.
But Coleman had financial troubles later in life. In a TV interview, he said he had attempted suicide twice. He also had numerous health issues and died of an epidural hematoma in 2010.
Keshia Knight Pulliam played Rudy Huxtable on the sitcom "The Cosby Show" from 1984 to 1992. In 2008, she joined the cast of the TBS sitcom "Tyler Perry's House of Payne," which earned her three NAACP Image Awards for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series out of four straight nominations between 2009 and 2012. In 2013, she made a cameo opposite her former "Cosby" co-star Tempestt Bledsoe in the sitcom "Guys with Kids" and also appeared in the TV movie "The Love Letter." In January 2015, she appeared as a contestant on the season premiere of "The Celebrity Apprentice," but was the first fired after refusing to call Cosby to ask for money in a charity challenge.
Ricky Schroder was everybody's favorite rich kid on the 1982-87 sitcom "Silver Spoons."
Schroder has since shed his childhood image, thanks to roles on "NYPD Blue, "Lonesome Dove," "Scrubs" and "24." In 2010, he guest-starred in an episode of ABC's "No Ordinary Family" and played himself in the comedy "Get Him to the Greek." He most recently appeared in the 2015 TV movie "Dolly Parton's Coat of Many Colors," playing Dolly Parton's father in the story inspired by the country singer's upbringing.
But Schroder wasn't the only child star who appeared on "Silver Spoons." Jason Bateman also appeared on the show and had previously appeared on "Little House on the Prairie" as a 12-year-old.
Today, Bateman, is well known for roles on "Arrested Development" and in movies like "Horrible Bosses," "Up in the Air," "Juno" and "Identity Thief." In 2014, he made his directorial debut with the comedy "Bad Words," in which he also starred.
"The Wonder Years" introduced us to Fred Savage from 1988 to 1993. He also played the grandson in "The Princess Bride."
Savage has found more success behind the camera than in front of it as an adult. He now directs and produces TV series, including episodes of "Ugly Betty," "It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia," "2 Broke Girls," "Modern Family," "Garfunkel and Oates" and "Casual." He also made his feature film directing debut with the 2007 film "Daddy Day Camp." However, he made his return to TV acting in 2015 by starring alongside Rob Lowe in the short-lived sitcom "The Grinder."
The show also featured Danica McKellar as "Winnie Cooper," everybody's favorite girl next door.
McKellar went on to graduate with honors from UCLA with a math degree and has written several books on mathematics. She's also returned to acting, including bit parts on TV and doing voice work for animated shows.
Dustin Diamond starred as lovable geek Screech on "Saved By The Bell" from 1989 to 1993 and in several follow-up movies.
He's since found work as a standup comedian. He also was known for selling T-shirts in 2006 in an effort to save his house from foreclosure. He made news again recently following his Dec. 26, 2014, arrest in Port Washington, Wisconsin, after a bar altercation in which a man was stabbed. Diamond, seen here in court on Dec. 29, 2014, with his fiancée Amanda Schutz, who was also arrested in the incident, was eventually convicted of two misdemeanors in connection with the fight and sentenced to 120 days in jail.
Few people have spent more of their lives in front of cameras than Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen. They started their career playing the same character, Michelle Tanner, on "Full House," which ran for eight seasons starting in 1987.
After the show, Mary-Kate (left) and Ashley (right) began merchandising their image and are now among the richest women in the entertainment industry.
Stacy Ferguson wowed children with her voice from 1984 to 1989 on the Disney Channel series "Kids Incorporated."
But you may know her better now as Fergie, the singer, songwriter, rapper, fashion designer, actress and member of The Black Eyed Peas.
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South Portland police say they responded to the TD Bank branch at about 5:30 a.m. Thursday after getting a call from a woman who said a man was spending an unusual amount of time at the ATM she was waiting to use, reports The Associated Press.
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Incoming state Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says lawmakers will not be getting more money to pay for their daily expenses.
Vos said Tuesday that the $88 per day available to cover hotels and meals when lawmakers come to Madison will remain unchanged. Those who live in or close to Madison get $44 per day.
Vos had earlier said Assembly leaders were talking about increasing per diem reimbursements which are on top of lawmakers' $49,943 annual salary.
Vos made the announcement to reporters working in the press room in the Capitol. He did not give a reason for keeping per diems the same before walking away. His spokeswoman said later he would have no other comment.
Republicans who control the Senate have said they will not be raising the per diem.
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Derek Sanderson '13 landed an internship with the Chicago Blackhawks through the INROADS program, an organization that helps prepare minority students for corporate and community leadership through internship experiences. The program was originally launched in Chicago in 1970, but now INROADS is an international organization with more than 35 offices serving nearly 2,000 interns at more than 200 companies. INROADS is a prestigious program available at institutions like Northwestern University and the University of Chicago. It gives North Central students a head start on their career goals.
Sanderson, a sport management major, spent his summer working as an intern with the Chicago Blackhawks marketing department. His daily tasks included data entry, storing files and working on projects for the annual Blackhawks Convention and training camp. "The experience has been unbelievable," says Sanderson. "I've met Patrick Kane, Corey Crawford, Brent Seabrook, John Scott and Viktor Stalberg, along with some alumni and the coaching staff. Working on daily tasks that are assigned by multiple people, having deadlines and being given a project where you use your own creative ideas have all been learning experiences."
Sanderson was featured in the Blackhawks email newsletter and told subscribers: "I realized that I wanted to work in sports in the eighth grade. I love the atmosphere that working in sports provides. My dad always says 'find a job that you love and you will never work a day in your life,' and that is how I feel about working in sports."
North Central alumni who were INROADS interns include Sunny Gill '10, who gained experience at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN, and Carolina Hirsch '11, who interned four summers with General Electric.
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A.J. Hawk knew he had two tough acts to follow on Sunday.
The Green Bay Packers veteran inside linebacker and chosen orator had had an inkling going into the game that coach Mike McCarthy would be pointing his direction when pregame speech time rolled around. (Every week, three captains are chosen on Friday, and one is then picked to speak to the team on Sunday with no advance warning.) But by the time the Packers' 31-13 victory over the Cleveland Browns was over, Hawk couldn't exactly remember what he'd said.
"You'd have to ask other guys. I said something," Hawk said after the undermanned Packers (4-2) extended their winning streak to three games by beating the overmatched Browns (3-4). "I had a couple bullet points in my mind. It went decent. It went OK. I kind of got off track a little bit."
Before last week's victory at Baltimore, guard T.J. Lang had delivered an impassioned speech on doing "whatever it takes" to win amid adversity. And at midweek, Packers coach Mike McCarthy had channeled his inner Winston Churchill with his "Keep Calm and Carry On" speech as injuries continued to take their toll. While Hawk didn't have a nifty pre-World War II propaganda poster as a prop, he made sure his message got through.
The gist: With so many big-name players sidelined – from outside linebacker Clay Matthews (who missed his second straight broken thumb), to wide receiver Randall Cobb (designated to return from injured reserve with a broken leg suffered last week), to inside linebacker Brad Jones (who missed his second straight game with a hamstring pull), to wide receiver James Jones (knee), to outside linebacker Nick Perry (foot) – even before tight end Jermichael Finley left the field on a gurney after suffering a scary neck injury, Hawk implored his guys to play with energy, excitement and passion.
"Mine was probably the opposite, a little bit," Hawk said, comparing his spiel to the coach's. "I think if you speak from the heart, guys are going to respond."
And that's exactly what the young replacements did. From wide receiver Jarrett Boykin catching eight passes for 103 yards and a put-the-game-away touchdown in place of Cobb, to inside linebacker Jamari Lattimore delivering his second straight solid performance to go along with his first career NFL sack in place of Jones, to rookie outside linebackers Andy Mulumba and Nate Palmer avoiding any major mistakes with Matthews and Perry out and Mike Neal (shoulder) limited, the fill-ins filled in just fine.
"I give them a ton of credit for stepping in and playing that well and not panicking – ever. Maybe they listened to coach, 'Keep calm and carry on,'" Hawk said. "Honestly, the poise they had all day was great to see."
As a result, the Packers have now won 10 straight home games and 23 of their last 24 regular-season games at Lambeau Field and, after a 1-2 start, find themselves atop the NFC North as the midpoint of the season approaches. They enter back-to-back prime time games against division rivals Minnesota (1-4) next Sunday night at the Metrodome and a Monday Night Football date with the Chicago Bears (4-3, after a 3-0 start) on Nov. 4 at Lambeau Field with momentum, even as the injuries pile up. In the conference, only the Seattle Seahawks (6-1), New Orleans Saints (5-1) and San Francisco (5-2) have better records, and only the 49ers (four games) are on a longer winning streak.
"Coach McCarthy was saying it all week, 'It's going to be such a good feeling after we win this game, because of how many injuries we've had,'" said rookie tight end Jake Stoneburner, who was promoted from the practice squad on Tuesday after doctors discovered damage in the knee of special teams ace Ryan Taylor. "Guys being up, down; guys getting called up from the practice squad – 'Coach' was saying it's probably one of the craziest weeks he's ever seen team-wise.
"So for us to come together and get a win like that … we had our ups and downs, but I felt like we handled it pretty solidly. It was a good fight by us."
Even if it wasn't always pretty. Defensively, the Packers held the Browns to 216 net yards, although some of the blame goes to quarterback Brandon Weeden, who when he wasn't being inaccurate (17 of 42, 149 yards, one touchdown, one interception, 48.6 rating) was holding onto the ball too long (three sacks).
On offense, McCarthy seemingly sent a message from the start, with quarterback Aaron Rodgers throwing the ball on the first seven plays, including a 10-yard touchdown to Finley that got the Packers on the board first. The seventh pass, a 15-yard strike to Boykin on third-and-8, set the stage for rookie running back Eddie Lacy to take over, as he carried the ball on six of the next eight plays and gained 34 yards – including a 1-yard touchdown to make it 14-0 – on those six attempts. By the time it started raining shortly thereafter, it appeared clear that the Browns would simply be fighting the good fight.
And when the Browns tried to make it quasi-interesting by pulling within 17-6 midway through the third quarter, Rodgers & Co. responded with a 69-yard drive en route to a Rodgers-to-Jordy Nelson touchdown and answered the Browns' lone touchdown with a decisive response after Finley's neck injury with Rodgers hitting Boykin for a 20-yard TD with 3:44 to play.
"Because I'm a perfectionist, I'm focusing on kind of the in-between drives there where we had three points in a bunch of drives," Rodgers said. "But it was important with the rain, the ominous rain, we thought we had to get some points on the board early. Weather kind of held for a while, which was nice. And we were able to put together two drives at the end, which was nice."
Actually, what's nice is that, despite the teamwide health problems, the Packers still have Rodgers at the controls. Not only did he put together his usual stat line (25 of 36, 260 yards, one sack, three touchdowns, no interceptions, 117.8 passer rating), but he perpetually made the right call on run/pass options, kept the offense in favorable downs and distances and avoided any critical mistakes. In addition, Rodgers is getting help from his fellow veterans, who have delivered the leadership Rodgers predicted they would as the roster was reshaped.
"I've got to really point to the veterans, and I called on them, too. I called on them at the beginning of the week and I called on them again last night," McCarthy said. "There were young players particularly in that game that had a role, and it was important for (the veterans) to do their role and just play football and not to do too much. Don't get outside of yourself.
"You've got to really take your hat off to our veteran football players. Unfortunately, we've been through this before and we're going through it again and we will excel through this."
As Rodgers predicted during the week, it may not look the way it has the past few years – "Hang with us fans, it might not be the prettiest game," Rodgers said – but this team appears equipped to find a way somehow.
"It's another one of those do-what-you've-got-to-do-to-win-the-game games," said Lang, who later joked that Hawk's pregame speech wasn't nearly as good as his had been. "We've kind of got a different identity for winning this year with the injuries. We've got a lot of young guys playing. Just sticking with it, grinding it out, doing what you have to do to win the game.
"Obviously injuries are tough to deal with, but you can't spend too much time thinking about it. You have to get the next guy up there and do whatever it takes to win. And that's what we've been doing."
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Jocelyn Butler has been hiding from her past for years. But all her secrets are about to be laid bare....
Four years ago, Jocelyn left her tragic past behind in the States and started over in Scotland, burying her grief, ignoring her demons, and forging ahead without attachments. Her solitary life is working well - until she moves into a new apartment on Dublin Street where she meets a man who shakes her carefully guarded world to its core.
Braden Carmichael is used to getting what he wants, and he's determined to get Jocelyn into his bed. Knowing how skittish she is about entering a relationship, Braden proposes an arrangement that will satisfy their intense attraction without any strings attached.
But after an intrigued Jocelyn accepts, she realizes that Braden won't be satisfied with just mind-blowing passion. The stubborn Scotsman is intent on truly knowing her...down to the very soul.
©2012 Samantha Young (P)2013 Penguin Audio
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"An emotional journey..."
I must say I judged this book by the cover. I actually thought that this was a dark erotica story. Well no, it's one of the best and sweetest love stories I've listened to. And what an amazing hero Braden is! It's going to be difficult to find another book with such a perfect man. He was totally smitten and I loved him for that. This story made me smile, laugh, cry and basically made me feel every emotion possible. And not only do you get an amazing main love story, you get a secondary one as well that was equally good and intense.
Narration: This is my first listen by Paula Costello and apparently it's her first narration. Well I could have never guessed that. She's good! Considering she was able to portray american, british and scotish accents so well and at the same time make the story come to life so vividly.. I'd say she's very very good.
I really liked this story and would definitely listen to another book by this author and/or narrator.
When I clean, drive or exercise I listen to romance. The steamier the better but it must have a great story as well!
"Great sex AND great story!!"
This book caught me in the first 30 minutes! It has a great story full of challenges and fulfillment. The sex is also amazing! I was enthralled and listened in practically one shebang, or at least every free minute I had. It's been a long time since I found a book that really satisfied me in the romance and story areas but this one stuck every need! Definitely worth a credit!
Make no mistake between my personality and my attitude. My personality is who I am, my attitude depends on who you are.........
"Very happily surprised....."
Of course I'm an addictied fan of Fifty; so I'm very quick to point out copy-kats. This book of course does follow the usual path of broken and trying to be in-love.
However, I'm not sure if it was the clever writing or the fabulous narrator that had me glued to it? Either way; I enjoyed the book and look forward to the next.........
PS - Narrator did an incredible Scottish Male accent that almost made me start smoking ..... HELLLLOOOOOO!!!
"Pleasant Surprise"
I had read on many book blogs that On Dublin Street was one of the best romance books of 2012 and I have to agree. The storyline and characters are great. It has humor, romance and sadness as you watch Joss struggle with several issues. The narration was great too. I really enjoyed it!
"Paula Costello is my new favorite narrator!"
The narrator is fantastic. Her seamless transition from English accent to Scottish is nearly flawless and made each character believable, approachable and likable. She expertly personified Joss and it was no trouble believing her as Braden, either.
I loved Joss. Vulnerable strength and genuine attitude. I loved experiencing her transition through the story from being afraid of her feelings and the truth of her inner dialog, to allowing that truth to come out and accept the affects of her reality. And she's witty and funny - always awesome attributes!
The Scottish brogue is one of the toughest accents to imitate and she seems to nail it. The way she sounded was much better than the horrid accent in my imagination.
I laughed out loud - "I guess I'm having sausage."
Awesome story, fantastic narration. Worth every penny.
I ignore genre labels. Some of my favorite books are outside my genre comfort zone. Listening to audiobooks is still reading. Not theater.
"Enjoyable Read"
I was pleasantly surprised by this book. The main character had lots of baggage and while it did weigh heavy, it didn't overwhelm. There were some unbelievable and impractical plot twists, but overall this was a very sweet story, full of sympathetic characters. I thought the narrator did a very good job. She managed both the American and Scots accents well.
I just Love the Allure of a Great Romance...a Pair of Rose Colored Glasses...some Fine Wine, and a Subscription to Audible...
"Braden Carmichael…Come On Down…"
"Dublin Street" is a "can't put down", "must listen to again" novel by Samantha Young, and Braden Carmichael is perhaps the best leading man…ever!
This story is rich in emotion with great characters that you will love.
There is a strong sexual content found in these pages, but responsibly written within the context of the storyline.
Mark your calendars for May 7, 2013 when the Second installment of the Dublin series, "Down London Road" will be released on ebooks! I was so impressed with "Dublin Street" that I made a visit to Samantha Young's website. There, I found out that Publisher's Weekly announced that Samantha signed a book deal for the third book in the series as well.
I cannot wait…
Credit Worthy??? You'd better believe it!
I can find a book to love in any genre -- a beautifully written classic, an interesting mystery or sci-fi, a trashy romance. Bring it!
"B-r-a-a-a-d-e-n-n (can you hear me purr his name?)"
STORY (romance) - If you've heard as many audiobooks as I have, you will come across this story line a lot. One lover has a difficult past and the other has to help work through the demons. But this one just really "got me" more than most. Joss has moved from Virginia (USA) all the way to Scotland to get away from her past. She sticks to herself and won't let anyone in...until she meets scrumptious Braden Carmichael in a cab.
Usually I prefer mystery/romances because I tend to get bored with just romance alone. Not this time. I loved the story, the sexual content and, most of all, Braden.
PERFORMANCE - I have a pet peeve about romances I listen to. I like the men to sound like men and the women to sound like women, which is extremely hard when there's only one narrator. Paula Costello does a great job. Braden's Scottish accent may not be perfect, but it is tender and sexy. That's all that matters!
OVERALL (actual overall rating 4.5) - There is quite a bit of explicit sex. I didn't count, but maybe like six five-minute scenes. The F-word is fairly frequently uttered. There is no violence. Recommended for any female who likes hot romances.
I'm proud to be a bookaholic...addicted, obsessed, passionate!!! My favorite way to relax & escape reality....
"Finished in one day!"
All I can say is...I finished this book in one day! Sexy, Emotional, Steamy, Heart breaking, Tragic, Hot, Possessive....rollercoaster ride that you must BUY!!!
I've always been a avid reader so now I'm a avid listener. I prefer the paranormal genre but I do like to switch things up. It's boring if you don't have variety. Of course I do love the romance and the hotter the better. Also, you can't beat a good thriller filled with suspense and a ending you can't even guess at until the very end.
"Swept me away!!!"
I love to be swept into a story and this one did it beautifully. I wanted to listen to it in one sitting. I loved this book!
Well worth the credit!!!!!
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With Ice Cube and Kevin Hart starring in "Ride Along" this week, we're counting down our 10 favorite movies with the buddy cop dynamic (even if some aren't technically cops … or buddies).
10. "Beverly Hills Cop"
Eddie Murphy's fish-out-of-water Detroit cop didn't exactly hit it off with the California cops played by Judge Reinhold and John Ashton, but it all worked out in the end thanks to that famous theme song by Harold Faltermeyer.
9. "Kiss Kiss Bang Bang"
Top-notch buddy-cop screenwriter Shane Black ("Lethal Weapon," "The Last Boy Scout") made his directorial debut in this underrated 2005 gem featuring a revived Robert Downey Jr. as a petty thief who teams with a gay detective (Val Kilmer) to solve a mystery.
8. "Point Break"
This quintessential '90s movie has the buddy cop concept on two levels. Keanu Reeves' Johnny Utah — O-H!— buddies up with his gruff, veteran partner Pappas (a surprisingly great Gary Busey) and the bank robber he's chasing in Patrick Swayze's Bodhi. The result is a ridiculously fun action flick that actually holds up over time.
7. "Midnight Run"
Although neither buddy is actually a cop — Jack Walsh (Robert De Niro) is a bounty hunter and Jonathan Mardukas (Charles Grodin) is an accountant — you can't leave this movie off the list. Watching Walsh and Mardukas irritate the living s--- out of each other (oh, the facial expressions De Niro and Grodin exchange) as they travel across the country is timeless. Plus, "Midnight Run" asks the imperative question of whether the FBI's sunglasses are government issued, or if they all just go to the same store.
6. "Training Day"
Just because it's a serious movie doesn't mean it can't be a buddy cop movie too. Sure, Denzel Washington's by-any-means-necessary Det. Alonzo Harris and Ethan Hawke's fresh-faced Jake Hoyt don't see eye-to-eye, but man they are one fantastic on-screen duo — "Didn't know you liked to get wet, dog."
5. "Lethal Weapon"
The first "Lethal Weapon" was the template for buddy cop movies for decades to follow. Forget the sub-par sequels, as we did eventually get "too old for this shit." Fun fact: Director Richard Donner also directed "The Goonies."
4. "48 Hrs."
They ain't brothers. They ain't partners. And they ain't friends. But convict Reggie Hammond (Eddie Murphy) and cop Jack Cates (Nick Nolte) sure are fun to watch, especially if it involves fisticuffs, (casually racist) insults and a crappy baby blue Cadillac.
3. "Seven"
It's easy to forget how brilliantly constructed and executed "Seven" was, but the foundational relationship of Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman made the mystery — and especially it's climax — indelible.
2. "Hot Fuzz"
This Simon Pegg, Edgar Wright, Nick Frost collaboration is utterly brilliant because no movie embraces the buddy cop concept whilst making fun of its stereotypes with such wicked intelligence and uproarious humor. "Yeah, Royyyyy!"
1. "Die Hard"
NYPD Officer John McClane (Bruce Willis) and LAPD Sgt. Al Powell (Reginald VelJohnson of "Family Matters") don't even meet in person until the end of McClane's ordeal, but a friendship has definitely been forged in one of the greatest action movies ever.


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i watched the highlights on the beeb this aft. Seen nowt to change my opinion that the aussies are still at another level to us. We're nowhere near good enough to get close to them over a series. However, a "one off"? Possible i suppose.
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Ready for the transition?
I was delighted in The Times Argus to see a column by Alan Betts, Vermonts leading climate scientist, urging people to find out more about the growing transition movement. For those of you who read this article and now want to know more, let me tell you that central Vermont has one of the most vibrant Transition Town movements of anywhere in New England.
Over the past few years, the folks who make up Transition Town Montpelier have been very busy. They created the Apple Corps, which plants vegetables at the Statehouse gardens that are given to the food pantry. Then there is the Third Thursday lecture series at the Kellogg-Hubbard Library, which brings different transition topics to a public forum. This year the lectures will include presentations on permaculture, urban homesteading and the new economy in Vermont.
Every year we have held a two-day Village Building Convergence locally. This event is based on the idea of reskilling. Basically there are a lot of skills and knowledge that may be lost that will be helpful in adapting to a future of climate and economic change. So this convergence offers a collection of workshops ranging from soap making to alternative building methods that allow older keepers of these skills and knowledge to pass them on to the young.
The Energy Descent Action Plan is the product of a multiyear study by Transition Town Montpelier as to the priorities and policies needed to be put in place locally to help us all survive a future with scarcer oil resources and disrupted economics. Other transition groups from around New England are now modeling their plans on Montpeliers. Finally, there is a monthly potluck luncheon organized to help people meet others who want to get involved. For those of you who know we are headed for difficult times because of climate and economic changes, these luncheons are a great way to meet others with the same fears and hopes for a different path.
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- Antidote is an open source implementation of the IEEE 11073-20601 standard. It also contains the implementation of a D-Bus based 11073 manager service.
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The corporate machine-mind ultimately wants to do away with the Earth's intellectually insane, bio-infection of freeholders (exclusively the human brand). Now, when this happens via (La-La's) fantasia-land's Skynet, Ted's Matrix, or F. Herbert's Butlerian Jihad, the Earth essentially gets a nuclear fry-job done to its surface where even cockroaches can't compete.
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What better way to accomplish this institutionally soul-less design but to poison the environment JUST ENOUGH to create a massive die-off, mostly of humans? The vast majority of humanity MUST employ technology for its basic needs of survival, and in today's modern world? Technology is what's poisoning the environment to mostly unlivable standards (for humans).
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