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When my daughter was in grade school, her teacher included a unit on table manners. The rule that amused me was, "When served food, you should never ask, 'What is this?'"
I don't think I've asked that question aloud, but I've certainly thought it, especially at potlucks. What is this gray casserole? I can anticipate its quality if I can identify the cook, as one often can in smaller churches.
In John 6, Jesus alludes to the Israelites in the immediate post-Exodus days. As they proceed on their journey, the people despair over the wilderness and long for the plenty of Egypt. They search three days for drinkable water, only to find a bitter spring. They travel farther and still cannot find food. God has promised them a wonderful land, but this definitely isn't it.
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Great population of deer this year. The group of (2) hunters have had 5 shot oportunities at 120" to 150" class bucks. ... read more
August 1, we started our bear baiting here on Lake Of The Woods and the Aulneau Peninsula. With (6) baits in place and (6) more to be set we are ready for our first ....read more
Walleye and crappie are closer to their fall holes. Although they are not there yet fishing is still semi awsome....read more
I have fished with guide Gerald Arch over the past few years on Lake of the Woods. Always successful, last year was a noteworthy example of his talents. A buddy and I hit the area during a cold front and the fish had shut down. Fishing was tough and other fishermen we talked to were having a difficult time catching anything. With 3 of us fishing we were only limited to the amount of bait we had with us. We caught walleye and crappie and smallies. We had shore lunch every day. His easy going manner and up-to-date equipment make it very enjoyable. Raising a young family himself he'd also be a good guide for any young person. I'll be back again this year."
Les Anderson - Minnetonka, Minnesota
�I had a blast fishing with Gerald. I had long awaited a fishing trip to Canada, and it was every-bit as good as I imagined it could be. There were times that all three of us were reeling in fish at the same time. The other people staying at the lodge were amazed to know that we were catching fish all day, as they were barely catching any. Gerald was very knowledgeable of the area and baits needed and the boat was very easy to maneuver around in."
Kelly Houston - ST. Joseph, MO
Oct. 14, 2006 THANKS AGAIN,
"Gerald, I just wanted to thank you for the memorable hunt that you provided for me and my son. My son was very excited to get his trophy buck, he is still showing off the antlers. It's one of the biggest buck we have taken (8pts 19 1/2 in. spread and 220lbs). Though I didn't get my buck, I did have my chances, It was more rewarding to see my son take a trophy deer it is something we will never forget. We are looking forward to hunting again with you in the Fall of 2007."
Thanks, Lance Sr and Lance Denny Jr. (Sonny)
"My name is Josh Bushey. I am from Burlington Vermont, and I travel to Canada each year to hunt whitetailed deer. This year, Gerald Arch guided me to my best Buck ever. I hunted Lake of the Woods, it was the best deer hunting I've ever experienced. The scenery was awsome and peaceful. The best atmosphere to have a great hunt! My deer was 225 pounds, an 8 pointer. I would definitely tell all whitetail hunters to get to this guided hunt!"
Very Truly, Josh
" Three of us hunted and stayed with Gerald this last year (2007). I have been
hunting whitetails for over 30 years and I can say his knowledge of the sport is second to none. He worked extremely hard to give us every opportunity to be successful. In addition Gerald is very personable and
entertaining. Although I did not get a deer, I had my chances at shooting and I was never placed in an area that I didn't think had deer. All of us were very happy with the lodging provided and I would not hesitate to recommended Gerald to anyone looking to hunt in this area."
Bob Hable
Prairie du Chien, WI
Here are the deer Bob's group did get.
A long time deer hunter who has hunted for only trophy buck all of my life. Hunted with Gerald the past couple of years, with our group having great success. Our group has taken several buck and we enjoy the freedom of hunting were "we are the only hunters". Hunting in natural wilderness has allowed us to experience a "classic hunt" No fences, baiting, dog's, etc. The potential for trophy buck is always here.
This past fall I harvested a 169 5/8 Net class buck. My personal best. Excellent scouting practices and sound decision making has made a successful hunt for our group. Quality accommodations. Would recommend Gerald to all advid whitetailed deer hunters planning a trip for trophy buck in Canada.
Kenneth Bushey
Have hunted the past 9 years in Ontario with 4 different outfitters. Gerald�s service rating is very high amongst them. The accommodations were great! Gerald knows the area very well and works very affectively in putting you on a trophy buck. I seen several buck through out my hunt and shot a 9 point. Not my biggest to date but most respectable. Gerald is very knowledgeable and I would recommend this hunt to all hunters who love to hunt Whitetails. Thank's, Gerald.
John Hutchinson
HI Gerald, I had a great time hunting with you last week, You did an awesome job and worked very hard for our group. You have some amazing deer in your area. That was by far the best hunting trip I have ever been on. Please feel free to use me as a reference for your guide service!
Don Martin
Hunter Testimony November 2009
Mike Lacharite
Gerald dropped me off at the hunting spot on the first morning of a 6 day hunt, he informed me there was a �nice palmate buck� and others in the area. I sat the pre-set tree stand for awhile. I worked my way over to the end of dried up beaver pond which Gerald had pointed out to me earlier and situated myself inside the woods with a full view of the swamp. In a few minutes of sitting, a nice 8 pointer worked his way towards me between the edge of the woods and swamp. I couldn�t pass this buck up, I took it with my 50 caliber muzzleloader. It was a 9 point with a drop tine on one side. 220 lbs. It was not the large palmate buck, but I was happy with this deer. My hunting was done in two hours, now I had to wait until my hunting buddies allowed me to party hunt later in the week.
I got the �okay� from my hunting buddies to take my gun out on day four of our hunt. It was raining hard this morning, our guide Gerald was going to place in me in an area where he scouted a huge trophy buck. I decided to take my portable blind and chair due to the heavy rain. When I was dropped off at the hunting spot the rain had stopped. I left my portable blind on shore but decided to bring my chair with me to watch over a dry beaver dam area. As I was walking through the spruce woods, I stopped to admire a fresh buck rub on a 9 inch diameter tree; �wow� I said to myself, this deer is huge. Poking out of the leaves next to the rub was a matching set of antlers. I couldn�t carry them so left them hanging on a tree to bring out later in the day. I was working my way up through a dense stand of large spruce trees when I heard a loud �cracking� sound, to my left was the largest body buck I have ever seen with a large diameter rack on its head. I dropped my chair and swung my gun up, but it was too late as I watched this massive trophy slip away from me. I�m positive the antler drops I found were from this deer a year earlier. Now I know what a true Northwest Ontario trophy deer looks like. I can�t wait to return next year and hunt a �trophy� white tail. Mike Lacharite Fall 2009
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This was my first Ontario Whitetail hunt, and could not be happier. Four of us, two from Vermont and two from New Hampshire, made our way across the U.S., crossing at International Falls. Trip was more memorable then I ever would have imagined. Starting once we left the paved road in Nestor Falls, traveling 20 minutes to the dock to continue on to camp by boat.
Gerald and guide, Mick impressed us from the start with their knowledge of the lake. We traveled by boat the remainder of the week, almost entirely in the dark, dropping us off at stands scouted only days before. We all saw deer. Ian (New Hampshire) missed a fine buck across a beaver bog.
Myself and Matt Trombley of Foothills Outdoor Expeditions, Florence, VT hunted the Aulneau Peninsula (muzzle loader only zone). Matt had a nice buck show itself at 200+ yards, but was not comfortable at that distance w/ a muzzle loader. Matt also passed on 2 smaller bucks (Ontario standard), that would have been in the freezer here in VT, holding out for that monster we traveled all that distance to come home with.
I was able to end my hunt on the second morning with a 250+ lb 12 point, 19 inch inside spread, that had double brow tines. Gerald and Mick then put me onto some fantastic duck hunting. To round out the week I was able to score on some grouse.
Guided hunts are always a crap shoot. Not so with Gerald and First Nation Guides. They know the area well and do not just drop you off to fend for yourself for the day. Would do it again in a heartbeat.
Steve Myers
Montpelier, VT
My Ontario Bear Hunt.
I recently hunted with Gerald from First Nation Guides and all I can say is WOW!! He has a first class operation going on up there. He met me right at the bait shop in town right on time like we had talked and planned for. After about a 15 minute truck ride we arrived at a remote dock where the local sea gulls and pelicans greeted us with a fine synchronized swim by. We loaded the boat and where on our way. After about a fifteen minute boat ride surrounded by breath taking rock cliffs and shoreline we arrived at the very secluded yet very comfortable cabin. We carried our stuff up to the cabin on the rock overlooking the very scenic Lake of the Woods. The cabin had a propane stove, water heater along with a generator for the electrical appliances. There was a T.V with a satellite hooked up and a dvd player for those rainy days stuck in the cabin. The bathroom was totally functional and comfortable, so comfortable that my wife was very happy with the facilities. The cabin sleeps 7 seven with each person having their own bed.
The Hunt
The first two days of the hunt mother nature decided not to cooperate. The first night brought lots of wind and then about 2 � hrs before dark it decided to rain so we had to abandon post and get the camera out of the elements. The second day brought 25 mph winds and rain off and on all day long. We didn�t get to hunt that day. The third morning the winds began to calm and Gerald said he felt better about the situation so we sat that morning. When we got to the bait in the morning it had been hit from the night before. It had clammed down considerably and the bears started to move again. We didn�t catch the bears on the morning hunt so we went in for a break. We headed back around 5 o�clock. We sat for about an hour and a half the longer we sat the more optimal the conditions became. 6:45 rolled around and so did a beautiful white front bear. It had a gorgeous coat and was just the bear I was lookin for. I drew back made sure the camera was rollin and focused and let her rip. I hit 12 ring dead center. The bear went about 40 to 50 yards and piled up. Man was I excited. I had just harvested my first beautiful Ontario bear, a beautiful white front at that. Awesome. The first two days I was a little bit down but Gerald kept telling me if you sit there they will come in there eventually. He was very reassuring.
The guide.
Gerald is a very knowledgeable, patient, honest, caring and respectful person. You can tell the outdoors respect him as well. He had many interesting stories that any outdoor enthusiast would enjoy hearing. He worked very hard to make sure that my wife and I were very comfortable throughout our stay. After I had harvested the bear he had no problem reading the local game trails and finding the bear in the very dense cover of the Ontario woods. He took several pictures of the bear which he does with all the animals he harvests. He is a very excellent guide with whom you will not be disappointed.
Jesse Meyer(218)368-8408
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Today on Local Color
By Laura Blackley • Apr 15, 2012
On Sunday's edition, our "Local Color...Live at Landslide" series resumes, with an interview/performance from Asheville performer Lyric. Courtesy Landslide Studio in Asheville.
Our Album Spotlight is from Asheville quintet, Sanctum Sully. We'll spin 3 tracks from their newest release, a bluegrassy affair, titled "Trade Winds."


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Throughout the history of athletics, there have been a handful of athletes who have overcome overwhelming odds to become absolutely incredible athletes.
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Camera crews are now in the home of this former B list reality star where she is going to do the same thing another reality star attempted to much noise earlier this year.
Kendra Wilkinson
You know you SUCK at life when Tori Spelling is your muse. But way to go the extra mile with this one—–keep it classy KendraReplyCancel
Who is that beautiful snowflake in your avi, d?ReplyCancel
This meek little soul named Ramona Singer! ; )ReplyCancel
Go Kendra. You're not alone now!ReplyCancel
Film jail visitations?ReplyCancel
I actually use to kinda like Kendra. I never watched her E reality show but she seemed sweet on this celebrity diving show I watched (I know I know—it was like Diving with the Stars or something). She is very athletic!ReplyCancel
This is 100% Kendra attempting to follow in Tori's completely embarrassing footsteps. I suppose the only difference is that I-and most of America-actually believe that Hank cheated on Kendra.
What a sad world we love in when the married adult parents of two very small children's immediate instinct during times of serious familial distress is to try and turn it into a REALITY SHOW. So sad for the children and the state of where our country is and is headed.ReplyCancel
I wonder when they came up with the scandal idea. We're they just sitting in a jacuzzi late one night and brainstorming how to outTori Tori? Which of them came up with the Transgender hooker bimbo idea? I'm thinking Kendra.ReplyCancel
i said in the origional blind.. kendra has wanted out of this marriage a looonng time. i think she set hank up like jlo set up casper so he would lose all credibility in the media if he tried to do a tell all on kendra.. she set him up. now she looks like the betrayed wife and mother to the press. she played himReplyCancel
This sounds like a really sad, pathetic show. I can't imagine wanting to watch something like that. Kendra needs to get a grip, deal with the fact that she's not 21 anymore, has kids and needs to act like a grown ass adult. Don't put your kids through that hell. Have some respect girl. It's time to turn off the video camera and raise your kids.ReplyCancel
She can still make money by doing appearances. Even if she does more (photo) work with Playboy – just leave the kids (and Hank) out of it.
Hugh Hefner has always helped out the women that are his personal friends. You know if she asked him Hef could find some Playboy related work she could do for a steady gig with some health benefits.
Doing promotional appearances as one of the faces of Playboy. She doesn't need to pimp out every aspect of her personal life (and her kids) to make a buck (I wouldn't think).ReplyCancel
Cannot. Stand. Kendra.
Not particularly attractive or talented, and that laugh is like fingernails down a blackboard. Makes my ears want to bleed. Go away already KendraReplyCancel
They made up that whole Hank cheating story line because the show needs a boost. Wow.
What's really unbelieveable is that she would divorce Hank for hooking up with someone else. She was with Hugh Hefner for goodness sake!
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Samsung Galaxy S IV will be Unveiled on March 14th
Save the date everyone 'cause the next big thing's coming ahead! Eldar Murtazin from Mobile-review, in his tweet Yesterday, posted the date for a big announcement that indirectly pointed towards the announcement of the next Galaxy S phone. Furthermore, many well-known sites including The Verge and SamMobile have confirmed with their sources that by all odds the new Galaxy S IV is going to be released on March 14th.
"The Verge has now confirmed with sources familiar with Samsung's plans that March 14th is "definitely" the day that the Korean giant plans on revealing one or more new devices, one of which is presumed to be the Galaxy S IV."
As far as the new design is concerned, we really have no idea The Koreans ain't leaking out any more information right now, but don't worry we'll tell you as soon as more details are leaked.
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Lescal "Joe" Taylor of Crittenden was sworn in on Nov. 14 as the Grant County attorney. Circuit Judge Stephen Bates conducted the ceremony as Taylor's wife, Pat, holds the Bible while Taylor takes the oath of office. Taylor defeated Jack Gatlin, who had been apponted as Grant County attorney earlier this year, in the Nov. 4 election. Taylor will fill the remainder of the term of office through 2009. This vacancy was created when Ed Lorenz retired as county attorney.
James and Amanda Saylor of Crittenden announce the birth of their second child.
Addalee Jean Saylor was born at 4:09 p.m. on August, 31, 2008, at St. Luke West in Florence.
She weighed 7 pounds and 7 ounces and was 21.25 inches long.
Her maternal grandparents are Carl and Kathy Franklin of Covington.
Her maternal great grandmother is Rita Jacob of Covington.
Her paternal grandparents are Bill and Kim Saylor of Dry Ridge.
Her paternal great grandparents are Ronnie and Barb Stephenson of Dry Ridge.
Crittenden author Ryan Clark will be signing his book on basketball, 'Game of My Life: Kentucky,' at the 27th annual Kentucky Book Fair on Saturday, Nov. 15, at the downtown Frankfort Convention Center.
The 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Book Fair is free and will feature more than 200 authors, artists and illustrators.
In Clark's book, 30 former Wildcats relive their defining moments at Kentucky.
Timothy Ray Webster, Jr. and Kimberly Fern Bell of Dry Ridge announce the birth of their first child.
Alivia Fern Webster was born at 1:05 p.m. on July 21, 2008 at St. Elizabeth South in Edgewood.
She weighed 5 pounds, 10.4 ounces and was 18 inches long.
Her maternal grandparents are Alesia and Tony Turley of Dry Ridge and Tom and Kelly Bell of Mount Vernon, Ohio.
Her maternal great grandparents are Irene and Gene Willoughby of Williamstown, Janet Turley of Independence and Clarice Bell of Mount Vernon, Ohio.
Chaz and Nichole Mathews of Williamstown announce the birth of their third child.
Kendyl Grace Mathews was born at 11:40 a.m. on Sept. 11, 2008 at St. Elizabeth Medical Center South in Edgewood.
She weighed 9 pounds and was 21.5 inches long.
Her maternal grandparents are David and Carol Schramm of Georgetown.
Her paternal grandparents are Gene and Teresa Mathews of Dry Ridge.
Kendyl was welcomed home by her big brother, Corey and big sister, Braidie.
Justin Richardson, a Norfolk Southern Railroad employee, had just settled into room 144 of the Holiday Inn Express in Florence, Alabama to watch TV around 8:15 p.m on Oct. 27, when he heard a beeping noise.
"It kept going off, so I went outside to see what it was," Richardson said.
After slipping on his tennis shoes and investigating, he discovered the beeping sound was the fire alarm and smoke was pouring from room 244, the room just above his.
Milner Reunion
The Milner family reunion will begin at 10:30 a.m. on Nov. 8 at the Welfare House located in Grant County Park in Crittenden. Be sure to pass the word to any out of town relatives. Call Melony Stambaugh at 859-657-6585 for information.
Veterans Day ceremony planned Nov. 11
Hi! My name is Devon Edward Kinnett.
I was born on January 10, 2007 at St. Luke West.
My parents are Heather Beach and Brian Kinnett of Dry Ridge.
My grandparents are Chandra and Troy Beach of Glencoe and Jane and Mike Crider of Verona.
My great grandparents are Lawson and Kathy Beach and Belinda Poteet of Dry Ridge.
The 11th annual Mulligan reunion was held Sept. 6 at the Harrison County Fairgrounds 4-H building, with 45 members present.
Jimmy Dan Hedger and Tasha Epperson of Dry Ridge, announce the birth of their first child.
Hagen Cole Hedger was born at 1:50 p.m. on June 3, 2008, at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Edgewood.
He weighed 7 pounds, 7 ounces and was 22 inches long.
His maternal grandparents are Danny and Donna Wright of Owenton.
His paternal grandparents are James and Carol Hedger of Dry Ridge.
His paternal great grandmother is Mary Hedger of Dry Ridge.
Hagen Cole was welcomed home by his sister, Haley Jane.
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Glasgow's Dehel is "WDEL HS Athlete of the Week"
By Sean Greene
Wednesday, March 20, 1011 - 4:00am
Video Profile of Nate Dehel
Glasgow High School soccer player Nate Dehel is this week's WDEL High School Athlete of the Week.
Dehel made 16 saves in Glasgow's 0-0 draw with Flight A leader Wilmington Charter on
What was going through Nate's mind while the force were pelting him with shots?
"Get up and keep saving them. I was very nervous when I first came in and the team
helped settle me down and put the confidence in me. I just came out there and gave it
all and ended up with the tie."
The neat thing about Nate? He's not just a goaltender, in fact, he's a striker who
volenteered to play in net when an opening developed.
"I can do both. I actually like playing goalie some games. I feel like I give our
team a better opportunity sometimes. As a striker, I feel like it's good for me to be up
there helping them get a chance to score."
So which does Nate prefer? Scoring a goal, or making a diving save?
"I would have to say making a diving save. It just feels better in the sense that
you just saved a goal."
The Dragons will make the state soccer tournament field this year, what's the
difference between this year's team, and last year's squad that lost 3 straight games to
end the season?
"The difference is we came together a lot better as a team. We have a lot more
talent this year and it's working out great."
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Milwaukee natives Salva and Kid Cut Up to perform at the 2014 Miltown Beatdown Finals this Saturday
After two months of preliminary battles, the Miltown Beatdown wraps up this Saturday at the Miramar Theater (2844 N. Oakland Ave) for the final event of its ninth season. The night's headliner, nationally-known producer and Milwaukee native, Salva, makes his beatdown debut along with Kid Cut Up, who returns for a special performance at the event he DJ'ed until his recent move to LA. And, of course, the eight remaining producers will battle in a beat-by-beat showdown for the 2014 Miltown Beatdown title.
Those eight producers are ediS-B, DMT, Jazzward, CameOne, Mike Regal, Bennie Densmore, Strehlow and Lex Luther. Each week they brought creativity, originality and most of all energy to the Jackalope stage to win their individual rounds and get to the finals. In case you missed any of the battles or our weekly wrap ups, catch up now with the complete recap video below. This has all the prelim rounds merged into one, so you can get a sample of what each producer will bring to the table. »Read Full Blog Post
The Miltown Beatdown crowns a new champion tomorrow with DJ Shadow + Week 7 Recap Vid
After two months of battling at the Jackalope, tons of dope beats, a surprise appearance by Jean Grae & Pharaohe Monch and some Bizzon faces, the finals of the 8th Annual Miltown Beatdown are here. Tomorrow, watch as the eight finalist battle head to head to see who is the best producer in Milwaukee. They'll do this all in front of DJ Shadow, as he headlines the show with Kid Cut Up returning to Milwaukee to perform as well.
Those eight producers are *hitmayng, Pay Dirt Productions, Auggie, Bubba, JazzWard, McThree, Klassik, and 40 Mil. I got my money on all eight of them. Honestly, based on what I've heard from them every week, any one of these producers can win hands down. Although, sound quality will be most important since Turner Hall has a banging system that can hit all the frequencies with ease. »Read Full Blog Post
2012 Miltown Beatdown Finals this Friday & Saturday at Moct
Its finally here. The Yellow Phone Music Conference presents the 2012 Miltown Beatdown Finals. 32 produced have been beatin' down to 16 and they will battle head to head in the semi-finals on Friday, September 7th. Then the remaining eight will battle at the finals Saturday, September 8th, both at Moct Milwaukee (240 E Pittsburgh, 21+, $5 Cover both nights)
The sixteen remaining producers are: Reason, Madden Miles, Jazz Ward, Elete Trax, Goodwill, Came One, White Russian, James Jaxin, Prof Problems, Lex Luther, D-Ski, Sam Winters, Trademark, Hitmayng, 40 Mil & Klassik. »Read Full Blog Post
2011 Miltown Beatdown Finals Wrap Up
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The Young And The Restless Poll: Adam's Support.
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Victor knows his absence wasn't good for his company and is now trying his damndest to hold on to control at Newman Enterprises. In an attempt to appear united, Victor went to Adam and asked that he join the family in their fight – and Adam refused him. After everything that's happened between them, do you blame Adam?
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Virology Journal is an open-access journal published by BioMed Central, a division of Springer Science+Business Media. The journal uses the author-pays model (gold OA) to finance its publishing, charging USD $1935 per article published, with discounts granted to member institutions.
The journal's editor is Dr. Robert Garry of Tulane Medical School in New Orleans.
Recently, it has been observed that three individual authors have had numerous articles published in the journal in a short time period.
Here is the data:
1. Sajida Hassan 14 articles published in Virology Journal since 2010
2. Muhammad Idrees 24 articles published in Virology Journal since 2009
3. Sadia Butt 10 articles published in Virology Journal since 2009
The URLs under the names generate a search in BioMed Central listing each link to a search that brings up each author's articles. In each case, the articles have five or more authors.
The obvious questions are: How can these authors be so prolific? How can their institution afford all these author fees? Why do they elect to publish in the same journal all of the time?
It appears that the Higher Education Commission, Pakistan may have bankrolled the author fees. The authors are affiliated with the Centre of Excellence in Molecular Biology (CEMB) in Lahore, Pakistan, an organization known for corrupt practices.
Many of these authors' articles seem to be variations on a theme, and it appears that they are taking the "least publishable unit" approach to scholarly publishing.
I don't imply that any unethical practices are occurring here. I am trying to understand how open-access publishing has changed scholarly communication. I see a perhaps unhealthy connection between a system that judges researchers by the number of their publications and a system that generates revenue by charging researchers for each publication.
Most of these authors' articles cite their earlier articles in the same journal, a practice that lifts up the journal's impact factor. The impact factor is the proportion of cites to recent items to the number of recent items. In this case we have authors publishing over a dozen articles per year in the same journal, each citing his or her earlier articles in the journal, a situation that drives up the journal's impact factor.
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The Amsterdam Police Department is continuing to look into the string of stolen-vehicle reports that have been popping up throughout the city over the past few months.
Det. Lt. Kurt Conroy, of the Amsterdam Police Department, said that on Feb. 20 two vehicles were reported stolen from the same driveway on Broad Street, a red 1999 Chevrolet Silverado and a gold 2001 Ford Taurus.
The Taurus was later recovered near Veteran's Field in the city, Conroy said.
That same day, there were reports to the police that four different vehicles had been gone through, though nothing taken, Conroy continued.
Four days later a 1998 Chevrolet pick-up was reported stolen from a parking lot on Edson Street, police reports show.
Conroy said that the Fulton County Sheriff's Department made an arrest in that incident after stopping the vehicle outside of Hagaman.
Leslie Davis, 43, of 251 Church St., was arrested by the sheriff's department and charged with possession of stolen property, but Conroy said it is unknown if Davis was involved in any of the other larcenies.
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Sousa hits the beach as part of our new exhibit "America and Sousa's Band Through the Photographic Lens of Charles Strothkamp" Charles Strothkamp (1896-1983) was born and raised in Manhattan, New York. At the age of fifteen he began studying clarinet, and nearly fifteen years later joined the Sousa Band as fourth clarinet for its […]
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Some might consider it cutesy when a judge threatens to shame lawyers over breaches of civility; it's the second time in a week that a judge has engaged in a well-publicized shaming of attorneys. But I have a serious problem with the way this judge handled it. Perhaps both parties are equally guilty of abusive behavior in this case, but I more frequently find that one party is dragging everyone down in the muck. Leave that to one side, though: the problem here is that the court, by ordering on Thursday that every lawyer show up in Delaware on the Sunday of Labor Day weekend for a possible overnight session of lectures unless the parties settle before then is abusively creating a conflict of interest between the attorneys and their clients. It's hard to say that any attorneys forced to settle under these circumstances are settling on terms best for their clients, when the attorneys' personal interests at avoiding humiliation are so much at stake. Indeed, if one takes Delaware Professional Conduct Rule 1.7 seriously, any attorney at risk of sanctions for not settling now has to get permission in writing to continue representation of their client.
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Read Their Lips
Cynthia Rowley's interns must really have a good sense of humor. Back in February, when we posted our design director Eddie Leida's graphic doodlings his friend Cynthia Rowley thought his image of two kissing hearts (or lips, or… derrieres), would make a hilarious t-shirt for the most notorious ass-kissers of all, her summer interns. Eddie agreed and an artistic collaboration was hatched.
Now it's summer and Cynthia's offices are filled with 12 interns throughout her design, sales, public relations and production departments. We recently sent photographer Lee Clower over to the Cynthia Rowley offices to catch them in the midst of their daily routines–from organizing boxes of shoes to hauling bags of clothes around the city–all wearing the Leida-designed tees.
So are the interns really brown nosers? As Jen, a design intern studying fashion at FIT, says diplomatically, "You want to make a good impression." After all, she adds, "two of the head designers used to be interns." (See more fun photos after the jump.)
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"Seeing Trees: Discover the Extraordinary Secrets of Everyday Trees"
By Nancy Ross Hugo
Photography by Robert Llewellyn
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What it is: You might be tempted to call "Seeing Trees," from Nancy Ross Hugo and photographer Robert Llewellyn, simply a close look at 10 everyday trees. But that would miss the point here, which is to draw the reader into the exquisite detail in mostly overlooked tree parts: the bark, the leaves, the flowers and cones, even the twigs. On these pages, you'll see those botanical bits in ways you've never before absorbed them. That's because of Llewellyn's technique of stitching together eight to 45 images of each subject, so you can't help but be bowled over by the beauty at play in the science.


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This is an unofficial Hee Haw tribute page, dedicated to one of the longest-running syndicated shows in history.
We here at the Hee Haw Tribute Page would like to extend our condolences to the family of Dolores Dinning Edgin, who passed away peacefully on June 17 at the age of 86. A lifelong singe, she was one of the members of "The Nashville Edition". She is survived by a daughter, a son, and a grandson.
All about Hee Haw
Visit the OFFICIAL HEE HAW Website at www.heehaw.com! The good folks at Gaylord have made some awesome updates to the site recently. You really should check it out!
Watch Hee Haw every Sunday night on RFD-TV!
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I'm sorry. I haven't updated much in the last four years. But now I have a master's degree in Instructional Technology. So now I have credentials, and I guess that means I can update the sites again. Keep checking back with me... I'm looking forward to it.
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Thank you folks for kindly stopping in! God bless ya'll!
Marisa's Hee Haw Tribute Page salutes my home town, Ridgetop, Tennessee, population 1994, which is about twice what it was on June 15, 1969. SA---Lute!!!! Check out my Ridgetop Reflections.
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In the meantime, you can keep up with my current goings-on over at the Facebook page, on Twitter, and at Pop and Schlock Podcast,where I am still having a blast playing the decrepit, pathetic, baby-eating Death Harpie, Jake's simultaneously vicious and dingbatty nemesis. I've also been editing the comics section at Dork Shelf. The writers and editors over there put so much love, care, and thought into their work, and I'm more thrilled than Clifford at Dinosaur World to be a part of a team whose intelligence and insight I've admired for years.
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Released: Jan 24, 1991.
Genre: Thrash metal.
Label: Combat.
Number Of Tracks: 9.
Time Does Not Heal is the Magnum Opus of the entire Thrash Metal sub genre.
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Release Date: 1986.
Label: Combat.
Genres: Thrash, Heavy Metal, Speed Metal.
Number Of Tracks: 7.
Under Hoglan's supervision, Dark Angel would spend the next two years refining their sound to achieve just that, but for many purists, Darkness Descends remains the band's definitive thrash statement.
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Thrilled to get a copy of the new book by longtime Bill and Dave's contributor/friend, Richard Gilbert. Congrats, Richard!
Thanks so much, Dave! Just back from three book events, including all day in a booth at the Ohioana Library Association's Book Festival. Fun meetings, reconnections, panels . . . I can see how celebrating a book could be a full-time endeavor.


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The Young And The Restless Spoilers November 16 – 19.
There seems to be some mystery surrounding Noah's time in New York. He receives a bag of money and a note from 'A' asking him to keep it super safe and promises to be in touch soon. We are assuming the 'A' stands for Adrianna – the girl Noah told Nick cheated on him in New York. Summer arrives and starts ranting about Phyllis. Noah brings up Jamie and warns if Summer has anything to do with the bullying someone could really get hurt. Later, Jamie confronts Summer about being Britni, but she denies it. Fen overhears and tells Summer she deserves an Academy Award. When it's apparent that Summer really likes Jamie, Fen is disgusted.
Jack looks at Phyllis' wedding band and says the piece of metal is preventing her from starting over. He misses his fiery redhead. Phyllis removes the ring as they talk about Newman. Jack admits he's at his best with her by his side. Phyllis suggests he give Newman back to Victor, but Jack wants to play with the big boys.
Paul could use some good news these days, and Christine is the one to give it to him. She shows Paul and Michael what she found during her hunt to clear Paul. They all watch the video of Ricky killing his girlfriend. Too bad it's not enough for Michael to drop the charges on Paul. Christine comforts Paul with a kiss – and Nina sees them.
Eddie allows Victoria out of the room and into his. When he asks why she's with a screw-up like Billy, Victoria wonders the same thing. She gets to a phone and tries to call the cops, but Eddie catches her – and points a gun at Victoria. Meanwhile, Victor arrives at Billy's with a briefcase full of cash and finds Nick and Billy arguing. Billy warns if they all go to Miami Eddie will kill Victoria. Nick finally agrees with Billy and says Victor shouldn't go. Victor refuses to give Billy the money, so Nick agrees to go with Billy.
Come Monday… Leslie wonders how she could possibly turn Neil down. Sharon warns Chelsea that she doesn't think Adam would approve of her visiting her, and Nina demands answers from Paul.
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Brevard, North Carolina: White Squirrel Festival
White Squirrel town holds an annual festival attended by white squirrel mascot, Pisgah Polly. Also a Miss White Squirrel beauty pageant. Souvenirs year-round at the White Squirrel Gift Shoppe.
Cornelia, Georgia: The Panoramic Encyclopedia of Everything Elvis
Joni Mabe's gallery/shrine/museum has over 30,000 items, including the Elvis Wart, removed from The King's right wrist in 1958. Unpretentious and fun, and Joni is the perfect tour guide.
Maggie Valley, North Carolina: Wheels Through Time
Puttering parade of motorcycle history as seen through the unusual collection of Dale Walksler. Bonus: weird contraptions powered by motorcycle engines!
Jefferson, Georgia: First Anesthesia Doctor Mural
In 1842, Dr. Crawford Long first used anesthesia to knock out a surgical patient. A mural and a museum remember his achievements.
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The mountains became critical to the development of the theory of conservation. The California settlement rushes focused on gold and silver which were found along the flanks of the mountains while the inner parts of the mountain range were ignored. The first exploitations of the area revealed a natural paradise just at the time the idea of a natural American paradise was being formulated. Yosemite Valley inside the Sierra Nevadas was first declared a protected by the federal government in 1864. This is one of the first cases of a government protecting an area for public benefit and not the pleasure of the ruler and most countries since then have made conservation parks for the public.


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Amid Fears of a Breakdown in Ties, Obama and Netanyahu Speak for an Hour on the Phone
Benjamin Netanyahu's relationship with President Obama has been strained, but they met on all but one of his visits to the U.S. since 2009. The one exception was in November, 2010, when the president was on a foreign visit when Netanyahu came to the U.S. Which is why the reported snub on Tuesday, together with Netanyahu's doubling down on his demands for U.S. redlines on Iran, could create a real crisis between the two allies – certainly not a good thing less than 60 days before a tight presidential election.
By refusing a meeting with Netanyahu, the president was going alienate Jewish and other Israel-first voters. Republican candidate Mitt Romney has already said Obama was too hard on Israel and too soft on Iran.
So on Tuesday the White House denied reports of such a crisis, adding that Netanyahu and Obama have reaffirmed their mutual commitment to stopping Iran from going nuclear.
According to the released statement, the two leader spoke over the phone for an hour Tuesday night. They agreed to continue "close consultations going forward" on Iran's nuclear plans.
Remember the Haaretz story that made every red blooded Jew irate, about how the White House declined the Prime Minister's request on Tuesday to meet Obama during a U.N. conference in New York at the end of the month?
According to that story, White House National Security Council Spokesman Tommy Vietor said they won't meet because of a scheduling conflict. "The President arrives in New York for the U.N. on Monday, September 24th and departs on Tuesday, September 25th. The Prime Minister doesn't arrive in New York until later in the week. They're simply not in the city at the same time."
This was when Netanyahu doubled down on his Let's Bomb Iran campaign, rebuking Obama and Secretary Clinton for refusing his call to set a clear "red line" for Iran's nuclear program.
"The world tells Israel, 'Wait, there's still time.' And I say, 'Wait for what? Wait until when?'" Netanyahu said during a press conference with Bulgaria's prime minister.
He added: "Those in the international community who refuse to put red lines before Iran don't have a moral right to place a red light before Israel."
Them's fighting words, indeed.
So, in an unexpected, late-night announcement, the White House denied the reports that Obama had rejected Netanyahu's request for a meeting – in Washington. According to White House spokesman Tommy Vietor, no such request was made—or rejected.
And the meeting in New York was just an honest scheduling thing, so, really, no crisis, honestly.
The State Dept. is also fast and furious at changing its official tune. You'll recall that on Monday DOS spokeswoman Victoria Nuland announced that "it is not useful" to declare "red lines" as Netanyahu had suggested.
On Tuesday, Nuland said the Iranian situation is a matter of "intense discussion" with Israel.
You have to give it to Bibi non being as unabashed as he is at utilizing the political terrain, no holds barred (mixed metaphors, I know and apologize). While his supposed "master," the U.S. government, is desperately shushing him about the Iranian threat, Bibi hollers his defiant message into a megaphone connected to Woodstock-size speakers. He is improving on Teddy Roosevelt's favorite political slogan, making it: Speak loudly and carry a big stick.
And wave the stick on the White House lawn until they invite you in and pretend they weren't snubbing you.Yori Yanover
About the Author: Yori Yanover has been a working journalist since age 17, before he enlisted and worked for Ba'Machane Nachal. Since then he has worked for Israel Shelanu, the US supplement of Yedioth, JCN18.com, USAJewish.com, Lubavitch News Service, Arutz 7 (as DJ on the high seas), and the Grand Street News. He has published Dancing and Crying, a colorful and intimate portrait of the last two years in the life of the late Lubavitch Rebbe, (in Hebrew), and two fun books in English: The Cabalist's Daughter: A Novel of Practical Messianic Redemption, and How Would God REALLY Vote.
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As soon as President Romney takes office Israel will again have an honored place. It will be helpful to everyone that loves Israel that Mitt and Bibi have been friends for decades.
That mamzer SOB Obama is solid 100% BS, a con man, a liar, a Leftist moron Muslim Brotherhood stooge, anti-Israel, anti-American. The US will do absolutely nothing to prevent a nuclear-armed Iran. Israel is thrown under the bus while that miserable wretch in the White House apologizes to Islamists when they kill Americans, burn the American flag, & invade the US embassy.
Israel is no one's water boy. They will act singlehandedly (with G-d's protection), if necessary. To rely on Ba'raq Obama, who is a pro Palestinian and anti Semite, is completely unnecessary. Mr Netanyahu answers only to Jews within Israel and around the world. He does not answer to an undercover honorary member of the Muslim Brotherhood.
I love the prime minister of Israel, I think he is a great noble man, who cares deeply for Israel and its people. Obama is the very opposite to him, and I am sure any treaty he makes with Israel, he will renege on same.
I SUpported Obama all this time. Now I may not even vote. Obama is disappointming me . he refuses to meet with Netanyau and keeps quiet about jerusalem? I may not vote at all. and to think I contributed financially to hbis campaign.Wishg I had not
You're doing the right thing, you're not the only one with buyer's remorse, that's for sure.
Obama's refusal to recognize and consider Iran as a credible threat to the US and the world is shocking. The Obama administration has done nothing to prevent Iranian Islamic Jihadist from infiltrating and establishing bases of operation in Latin America. Iran's Mahmoud Ahmadinejad inroads into Latin America especially México, Venezuela, Cuba, Bolivia, Nicaragua and Ecuador prove the point that Iran will do everything it can to establish a beachhead in our region. The facts are clear, regarding Iran and her intentions and bill H.R. 3783 the Western Hemisphere Act of 2012 requires the State Department to compile a detailed report to congress about Iran's activities in Latin America. Obama's refusal to draw a line in the sand, clearly demonstrates his lack of courage in a time when courageous men are hard to find.
This is why Prime Minister Netanyahu continues to warn and exhort president Obama of the threat Iran is not only to the stability of the Middle East but to the world. There is a parallel between Prime Minister Netanyahu and Don Isaac Abravanel the leading statesman of the Middle Ages who pleaded before King Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain to do the right thing, Abravanel words fell on deaf ears. Disaster is stalking the US and it is up to us as citizens to sway the public into a new paradigm shift of responsibility.
Netanyahu says it best, "Those who refuse to draw red line to Iran don't have the moral right to put a red line to Israel.".
Abraham Santiago
Don't bet your bank account on Romney. He waffles on everything and could well do so on Israel. Talk is very cheap. I don't trust either of these guys. Only a fool would do so.
Only a fool? Special Ed Teacher? No wonder you follow the most incompetent, ineffective president since Carter and have nothing honest to say. You are insulting the CA taxpayer that you are gouging daily and the people of Israel by supporting Obama.
Not voting IS a vote for Obama. Please reconsider.
You are a blow-hard. Allow others to have their opinions that differ, without lambasting them with your verbal diarrhea.


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Moody Blues to play Riverside Theater Oct. 4
Album-rock vets the Moody Blues will bring more than 40 years of music to the Riverside Theater for an 8 p.m. show Oct. 4.
The Moodies, who managed to bridge the gap from string-laden psychedelia ("Nights in White Satin," "Tuesday Afternoon") to MTV ("Your Wildest Dreams"), continue to turn out new music. Singer Justin Hayward just released a new solo album, "Spirits of the Western Sky." »Read Full Article
Episcopal priests rock the house with a religious message
They call themselves the Rectors of Rock. The Fathers of Funk. The Collar Studs.
It's all cheeky fun, but believe it or not, these four Episcopal priests live up to the billing. »Read Full Article(7)
Dierks Bentley; Beck; the Fray; St. Vincent; Bayside; William Fitzsimmons; New Madrid; Yellow Ostrich; Thalia Zedek
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Strachota named GM of WDJT, Weigel stations
Mark Strachota has been named general manager at WDJT-TV (Channel 58) and other Milwaukee stations owned by the Chicago-based Weigel Broadcasting Co. group.
Strachota previously was general manager of Time Warner Cable's SportsChannel and is a former GM and VP at WTMJ-TV (Channel 4). He spent 28 years working at WTMJ. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
WTMJ-TV news director Berra joins Tampa station
WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) news director Bill Berra has been named vice president of news for WFLA-TV in Tampa, Fla., according to TV Spy, a television industry website. Berra was vice president of news for Journal Broadacast Group stations, which he joined in 2005.
He started his career reporting for WTMJ-AM (620) before becoming a reporter for WTMJ-TV. He also worked in Tampa, where his family still lives, and he returned there on weekends to visit. He still has Florida license plates on his car. He also worked as news director in Columbus, Orlando, Phoenix, St. Louis and Memphis. »Read Full Blog Post(7)
Milwaukee Ink owner competiting on Spike TV's 'Ink Master' tonight
Want a new tat for spring? Then Jim Francis is your man. The Milwaukee artist, a competitor on season four of Spike TV's "Ink Master" (premiering Tuesday night), recently opened Milwaukee Ink Tattoo inside Milwaukee Harley-Davidson. Photo provided by publicist. »Read Full Blog Post


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Brazil cruised into the World Cup last 16 with a 4-1 win against Cameroon on Monday—assuring their position atop Group A.
The hosts started brightly, creating lots of space in the Cameroon half and threatening to run riot.
A goal duly arrived in the 17th minute when Luiz Gustavo's cross was met by Neymar at the near post—the precocious Barcelona star guiding his finish into the far corner.
Here's the goal by Neymar that put Brazil up 1-0 on Cameroon in the 1st half. #BRA #CMR http://t.co/lD5bfovmkL— Austin Hunt (@iAustinHunt) June 23, 2014
Just when you thought Brazil might run up a cricket score, however, Cameroon shocked the partisan crowd with an equaliser. Joel Matip was the man in the right place at the right time to bring things level.
Nyom great cross leads to goal 1-1 Cameroon https://t.co/kbtPFZFt3N— gifdsports (@gifdsports) June 23, 2014
Brazil looked nervous, but it wasn't long before that man Neymar reasserted their lead with his second goal of the match.
Beautiful goal by Neymar 2-1 Brazil https://t.co/PFq1s46ayS— gifdsports (@gifdsports) June 23, 2014
Brazil weren't done there. Early in the second half, striker Fred answered his critics with his first goal of the World Cup, to make it 3-1. There was more than a suspicion of offside about it, however.
Le but de Fred ! #CMR 1-3 #BRA ! https://t.co/YGpSaYi9eX— L'Actu Foot (@ActuFoot_) June 23, 2014
There was more to come. As the clock ticked down, Manchester City midfielder Fernandinho came off the bench to make it 4-1 to the World Cup hosts.
VINE - GOL DE FERNANDINHO: https://t.co/QQpZTJfXFQ— Seleção Brasileira (@BrazilStats) June 23, 2014
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Mondo Records: The Best of 2013
- Artists Muska, Mark Nails, First Effect, Darren Tate, Nicolai, 8 Ball, Paul Morrell, Vicky Jackson, Iversoon & Alex Daf, Jason Ross, EDU, Mike Lockin, Mart De Schmidt, Igor Dyachkov, U-Jeen, Eskova, Hydro Poison, Lee Osborne, D'jok, Matt Eray, Azotti, Various Artists
- Release Date 2013-12-16
- Labels Mondo Records
- Catalog MNDSM27
2013 has been another superb year for the Mondo stable, notching up its 150th release with the mighty Milgauss from Lee Osborne, as well as witnessing its new sub-label: Mondolicious go from strength to strength.
In this very special best of bundle, we have meticulously hand-picked 14 of our favourite tracks from 2013, which have been stand out contenders and high flyers with the likes of some of the worlds greatest djs. Tracks including the huge Tears from Mondo head honcho Darren Tate, the epic Nightfall from rising star Jason Ross and the euphoric, classic sounds of Coffee from label favourite Azotti.
Plus, there will be a continuous mix of all of these tracks so you can enjoy these essential Mondo cuts wherever you are.


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Religious Affiliation: Baptist
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We are a Christian Camp. We have children from ages 8-17 years old. We have a pastor and Director on staff here. We have other things to do that is not listed. Please if you would call us for more information and a application and GOD BLESS YOU !


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Consuming 1.5 ounces of almonds daily reduced hunger and allowed study participants to eat less during the rest of the day, according to research funded by the almond industry and reported in the European Journal of Clinical Nutrition. Purdue University researchers said study participants did not gain weight after a month of eating almonds, even though the snack added 250 calories to their diet.
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Eco Factor: Research center for renewable energy sources powered by renewable energy.
Madrid-based architecture firm A-Cero has won a competition to design a research center for renewable energy sources in Murcia, Spain with a plan that harnesses renewable energy to the maximum. The building designed by A-Cero will blur the gap between architecture and free space and incorporate several energy generating and saving systems.
The 9000-square-meter complex will constitute teaching areas, library, audio-visual, auditorium, administrative area and various other facilities including a parking. The horizontal plane of the plot bends to produce fissures that will serve as spaces to access the center and exterior spaces of the teaching areas.
Furthermore, the complex will have several green roofs and will provide space for solar, photovoltaic panels and other systems of clean energies and energy saving. The project is designed to respect the environment with high sustainability grade.
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I am going to be very miserly with awarding points as otherwise you will get your target of 20000 before you have left these shores. I would have given the aerial shot of the castle 200 points but I am not convinced it was taken by either of you so 'Nil Points'!
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Getting a little hungry by now , instead of having a sandwich in Charlie we drove to a pub called The Black Rabbit and had a lovely lunch,needed it after all that culture we had this morning.
Graham we saw and photographed lots of chimney pots, shoe scraper and note the photo of the castle was taken from the air, not easy without flying. We figured today,s effort was well worth a lot of points so come on and stop being so mean with your points allocation and award us as least 10000. Rick said so.


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Eddie Gilfoyle, convicted of murdering his pregnant wife by hanging, is using fresh evidence from experts and an investigation by The Times to demand a new appeal hearing.
Lawyers for the Falklands veteran, who has protested his innocence from behind bars for 18 years, referred his case yesterday to the commission investigating miscarriages of justice.
Gilfoyle was found guilty of killing Paula, 32, who died in the garage of their home when she was 8½ months pregnant with their first child. A jury accepted that he dictated her handwritten suicide note by tricking her into believing he needed it for


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I won't.
I won't ever forget this weekend and what it meant to our people.
When I was a child, my grandmother would never talk much about certain parts of her past. I didn't realize when I was young that they were always the same parts. I remember one particular day. I must have been about sixteen and we spent the morning walking up on the moor collecting mushrooms and wood sorrel. We hauled sticks and built a fire and as evening fell other members of our families came up and built a couple of other fires. We made bakul'a marikľi [a kind of fire bread], pekade kozarisa [roasted mushrooms], and the wood sorrel. We drank a lot of whiskey – toasting all my ancestors and giving some to the fire.
As the night drew on, things got quiet and I noticed my grandmother crying. I asked her, "Mišto tuke, Maami? Nasvali sem?" [Are you alright? Are you sick?] She had me sit down on the rug next to her and began to tell me a story that I would never forget. It was fragmented and sometimes she'd stop and stare at the fire for a while and take a drink before starting up again.
Our family lived in Slovakia for a very long time. Of course, before that it was Czechoslovakia and before that it was part of Austro-Hungarian Empire. Maami was born in Bardejov in the summer time. Our family was still travelling a lot back then. My Great Grandmother and her sisters and brothers spent a lot of time in Slovakia, the Czech Republic, and France. The whole family were in Slovakia (My grandfather, grandmother, their parents, brothers and sisters, and more of my Polish Latvian relatives who had come down through Poland for the summer (for weddings, funerals, baptisms…) as well as my Slovakian relatives) right before WWII broke. There had been talk of Germany and Nazis and so forth, but Maami said they didn't really get much news from the outside world – only from other Gypsies and that the news had been good. They said it was all just talk – big men and big words and didn't take it seriously. They thought if they kept to their ways they'd be safe.
My grandfather and grandmother were already married, but… no children. Out of the eight or more my Grandmother conceived only three survived – all boys. The eldest survivor born in 1944 (my father was born in 1947).
Luckily, most of the families had already left to travel home before word of the joint attack on Poland by Germany and Slovakia spread.
Half of my grandfather's family, many living at that time in Jurmala, were on their way back to Latvia, through Poland – they had no idea what was coming. Of those who left on the return trip, only a fraction survived and evaded the Germans and Russians – but their lives back in Latvia took a toll – as things didn't get any better up there for a long time.
Most of my grandmother's family left through the Czech Republic, Southern Germany and into France to go back to the UK (I still don't know how they made it back – if it was before the end of the war or not or if any of them were in camps as children).
Only a few of the families who stayed in Slovakia survived.
On the return trip my grandmother's family were separated. My Great Grandmother and Grandfather, two of her sisters and three of her brothers and some of their children were caught by German troops and sent to so-called "Gypsy" camps.
Maami and her siblings (Lemija, Dinah, Elias, and Anelja) – now without their parents – stayed with their aunt Albina and her family and made it safely to the UK (when, I don't know though my father was born in the south of England in 1947).
My grandfather and his family had become separated, but they had been able to make it to the UK first. However, he (along with my maternal grandfather) ended up being enlisted (no one ever explained that story to me) and had to return to fight.
Of those (of my close relatives) caught, only my Great Grandmother and Great Grandfather and two of their children survived (Džordže and Zorana). Three of my grandmother's brothers and a sister (and some aunts and uncles) perished.
Great Grandmother Nada became alcoholic. I know Maami had a hard time sometimes after the war with her. She never talked about her father. Paapo had been changed by the war too. When he came back from fighting he was a different man. He never spoke of his father or his grandfather… not even much about his family at all.
I don't know if his family survived.
They never talked about what really happened to their families. How they fled, where they hid, what happened. Sometimes stories blurred, sometimes a name was mentioned and then a cloud of remembrance crossed their faces and they'd change the subject.
But, mostly it was just silence.
No one talked about it. Not in my family, not in school. No one talked about the Holocaust at all and even if they did, they never talked about our people. In fact, for many years I thought what happened to my family was separate from the Jewish Shoah. We had no word for it. Sometimes my grandmother would say "našľol sar muxľi" (they disappeared in smoke).
This weekend I heard one of my sisters talk about what happened to our people in a ceremony at the UN General Assembly in New York. I fought to hold back tears. Only one other speaker briefly mentioned the Řoma and Sinte; there were no prayers in our language; no poems in our name. Dr. Ethel Brooks gave an AMAZING speech, but many in the audience seemed not to know who the Řoma and Sinte were. There were confused looks and whispers of "she means the Gypsies".
In total about 15 Řoma and Sinte were present – a much larger contingent than in previous years. This year also marked only the second occasion since the beginning of the remembrance by the UN (in 2005, I believe) that a Řomani delegate has spoken.
It was a great start. A wonderful beginning. But, we can't let it end here. The hatred growing in Europe echoes of the past. Next year we need to fill that room with red shirts. We need to have another speaker. A speaker every year. In many countries the Řoma and Sinte were almost completely … wiped out. How many families were destroyed? It's hard to know because a lot of families were like mine – they never talked about it. Many Gypsy families were unlisted; many of their graves are unmarked.
We need to talk about this. We need to remember. Sometimes it upsets me now that my Maami and Paapo have passed. I feel like it's up to me to remember Nada and the others…
This weekend was something that I never thought I would see in person.
I feel blessed to have been a part of it.
It opened my eyes, gave me a kick up my academic ass, and made me realize why I started speaking out at all.
I've allowed myself to lose focus; to lose myself.
Not anymore
and never again.
Below is the video of Dr. Brooks speech:
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