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I'd been wanting to get a cat for some time when I agreed to foster Sake for a friend. She was rescued from an abusive situation and was very afraid of hands. Our arrangement was only supposed to be temporary, but now it appears my friend will not be able to take her back, so I'll be her owner. She's still very temperamental and while she's not quite the lap cat I had in mind for my first cat, she is a very sweet girl and we have bonded.
She has made much progress, but still does not like seeing hands come near her and will snap at them. I'd still like to get a cat I can walk right up to and start petting. Since she is still young and full of energy (1.5 years) and her previous owners trained her to play aggressively, she will often initiate play by attacking our ankles; I think another cat might be able to help wear down some of that energy. Sake is not at all fearful of new people visiting our house, so I think she could adjust. Given her history, is another cat a good idea?
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Check your attic. Your basement. Your backyard. Because National Geographic Channel is coming to town in search of treasure that could net someone here $10,000.
Producers for the "America's Lost Treasures" TV series will be at the Milwaukee Public Museum Feb. 19 looking for artifacts that relate to important persons, places or events in America's history.
Producers are asking viewers in 10 cities, including Milwaukee, to submit their family heirlooms, found objects and other treasures online for a chance to be part of the series.
Five to six objects among those submitted online will be chosen to be featured in the show and examined by experts in the Milwaukee area. Owners then will be brought back to the museum to learn the true backstory of their objects. One item per episode will be included in a future National Geographic exhibit, and the owner of that item will receive a $10,000 award.
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Question: Hi, please help me with a question I have. We had bunk beds in our sons' rooms, and about a year ago I took one of the mattresses out and the bunky board and stored them in the attic, which is detached from the home garage. We have now bought a new frame and pulled the mattress/bunky board out of the attic in the garage and have begun using it. Is there any need to be worried that some kind of bed bugs would have laid eggs in the mattress or bunky board while being stored in the garage? How about any other concerns of any other kinds of bugs? We did not have the mattress wrapped—it was just stored up high in the attic of the garage. Please let me know. Thanks
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The New York Mets are inching closer to trading 2012 NL Cy Young winner R.A. Dickey, according to a tweet from ESPN baseball reporter Jayson Stark.
Dickey and the Mets have been locked in contract negotiations since the end of the season, but it appears little progress has been made. Dickey holds a one-year, $5 million option, but given his performance this last season and the potential for distraction during next season, the Mets would rather trade Dickey or sign him to a new contract. It now looks like a trade is more likely. Both the teams mentioned in Stark's tweet have expressed interest in acquiring a front-line starting pitcher, with the Royals publicly offering an enticing package of prospects in any deal.


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"heated Enclosed Underbelly, Tanks And Valves"
Posted 23 January 2006 - 04:11 PM
1.) Can someone please explain what this means to me?
2.) Is the bottom wrapped in plastic, metal, fabric, what...?
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Posted 23 January 2006 - 04:18 PM
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Posted 23 January 2006 - 04:35 PM
I wouldn't bet money on the "heat" keeping your pipes from freezing should you camp in very cold weather.
Read the numerous posts about this on our forum.
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Posted 23 January 2006 - 04:40 PM
But more like radiant heat coming from the duct works
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Posted 23 January 2006 - 05:36 PM
"Let's see....As Keystones main marketing guy, how do I spin the fact that we are not going to insulate the heating ductwork in the Outback...hmmm?
I got it! The radiant heat from the ductwork heats the plumbing and tanks, thus extending the camping season! Yeah, That's it! It's not cost savings. It's a feature!
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Actually, I think it does help, but you should not consider your Outback a four-season trailer because of it. Yeah, I know Ghosty, it's 88 degrees and sunny in Texas!
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Posted 23 January 2006 - 06:37 PM
<< Quote: Being from the Chicago area though, don't plan on winter camping unless you plan on making some modifications. I was firmly on the "winter camping is okay" side of the argument until this weekend - everything froze on us. You'll be okay if the daytime temps go back into the 30s but watch out if they remain in the teens. I'm hoping to finally drain everything today after work (in the 40s yesterday and the 50s today) and I'm praying all is well with the plumbing.
Never-the-less, I love the Outback. I don't think you can go wrong if you purchase one. So far as price is concerned, Y-Guy's quote of 20,495 is a good price. Being on the upper east coast, everything is higher here. All the best no matter what you decide.
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Posted 23 January 2006 - 08:23 PM
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Posted 23 January 2006 - 08:32 PM
It reminds me somewhat like corrugated plastic
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Posted 23 January 2006 - 08:37 PM
The corrugated plastic acts to keep the cold air from reaching the floor (directly) and when you run the LP heater it helps trap the heat and keep the valves, water tank, etc warm. In extreme cold weather you may still freeze the valve lines and the pipes. We camped over Thanksgiving temps were in the 20s and below. We ran the LP heat as well as some space heaters. For the first couple of days, no problem but the last night (coldest night) the valves froze up and our already low tank of water froze (should have kept it filled more) but the worse thing was the waste water line froze (don't ask).
So, while the enclosed underbelly is great for mile temps it will not keep things from freezing unless you were to keep the LP heat on 24/7 which would run through LP fast and probably still wouldn't keep things from freezing. However that enclosed underbelly can make a huge difference when its not so cold and you just get a cold breeze through the campsite.
Most manufacturers do the same type of underbelly, if they even do that. The Actic Fox and some other 4 seaons campers actually use an insulated underbelly, which adds weight and really only makes a huge difference in very cold temps.
For all but the coldest days your Outback should do just fine.
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Posted 23 January 2006 - 09:27 PM
The underbelly material is a corrugated black plastic that in a cross-section is constructed a lot like heavy cardboard, except it's not made out of paper/cellulose. The plastic is quite tough and resilient and is waterproof. All in all, it's a good feature.
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The staff was extremely accommodating and did all they could to ensure we had the best stay possible. The half board dining was an excellent way to experience Greek cuisine, yet the restaurant offered enough of a variety of dishes that even picky children could be satisfied. We thoroughly enjoyed the no-hassle dining and excellent wait staff. The beds are extremely hard and somewhat uncomfortable, but with extra pillows, we managed.
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The architecture and decoration , the garden the pond were something different than other hotels . The room was amaying on the same stzle as the hotel , clean and tidy . The breakfast was full and for any taste . The personnel was smiling and polite .
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Location is good, it's right on the beach. Porters are friendly but not other staff (see below). chambermaid comes very early (9.00) and there was not 'DND' label until i asked for it. safe locker comes at a separate money and is key-enabled. shower cabin is just stupid. Would not recommend the place (Kavros) for young couples as there's absolutely no fun at night, all the bars close at 23.00.
The hotel has a lovely ambience. All the staff were extremely friendly and went out of their way to be very helpful with tips and information on places of interest to visit. Although it was only the first week of the season when we were there and there were limited guests and therefore limited choice the food was excellent. The hotel is set back from the main road and does not have a name which is visible from the main road. Anyone driving there on first arrival will have difficulty finding it and especially at night. There is a need to stop and ask locals for guidance.
Hotel staff very pleasant. Pool area is not paved/flagged, just a grassy area/bare earth area. Very difficult not to get dirt or grit on you. Also, very difficult to get from the shower area at the beach without walking onto sand. Hotel rooms oldfashioned, furniture not new or modern, also smelled old. Bare, rusted fittings under sink area visible.
Nice small and stylish hotel. Friendly and responsive hotel staff. Hotel location is very good. Excellent big sand beach.
Location - far from big noisy cities, which are at the same time not too far and can be easily reached by car or bus (bus stop is just in front of the hotel) if you wish to. Nice places in the area to see - Georgioupolis, Kourna Lake, small cities in the mountains. Great beaches. No stupid irritating animation and guests intelligent and not noisy! Romantic design. Helpful receptionists! Very affordable price for a 4 stars hotel! The fountain near our building was making too much noise even louder than the sea - very irritating, so sometimes it was difficult to fall asleep. Some food at breakfast buffet which was supposed to be hot, was slightly warm and so was usually water for tea which was brought by waiters in a kettle. We had to ask them to change it to a real hot one almost every time. We also expected more traditional Greek food in breakfast buffet (we had only breakfast in the hotel), rather than international. Its quality also requires a bit of improvement.


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The 50th National Jazz Festival has blitzed previous years with visitor estimates reaching 60,000, organisers say.
Speaking just before the headline Earth, Wind & Fire concert last night, festival director Arne Herrmann said the weekend's "huge numbers" represented a welcome rebound from last year's crowd of 30,000-35,000 visitors during the damp and dreary Easter of 2011.
"I would think, from the reports we've had today, we would be back up to the 60,000 mark, if not a little more."
Mr Herrmann had not seen such large crowds in his four years directing the festival.
Warm weather had helped lure the crowds local businesses had been hoping for, he said. Accommodation was full and, for the first time, the festival had to rely on private boarding options for technical staff.
The festival coincided with Easter services across the city, the Easter family festival in Mount Maunganui, and a monster Rotary book sale. The festival blended events for die-hard jazz fans - such as youth competitions and an exhibition - with family events such as the popular Jazz Village and the Jazz Riverboat.
The Jazz Festival triggered Grace Gibson's arrival into the world and five years later she still can't stop moving to the beat.
As Grace, 5, and friend Sophie Macken, 4, danced and frolicked in front of the main stage at the Jazz Village yesterday, her mum Lynette recalled the heavily pregnant day five years ago when Grace's arrival came just hours after an afternoon spent listening to music beside a bank of Jazz Festival speakers.
"I'm pretty sure it was that Jazz Festival that did it. The vibrations from the band got her going and she's been dancing every since," Mrs Gibson said.
The Gibsons and Mackens were among the thousands who descended on Tauranga's Historic Village yesterday for the first day of the Jazz Village.
The two families are Jazz Village regulars and even braved last year's wet weather.
Traditional jazz bands entertained the crowds at the Village Square. Retailers Steve and Lynn Sinclair of Leadlight Expressions said the decision to drop jazz dollars as the currency in the Jazz Village had led to a more informal and relaxed atmosphere.
Meanwhile, thousands of people flocked to The Strand to marinate in an atmosphere of live music on Saturday and Sunday afternoons for the Downtown Tauranga Carnival.
Stages strategically positioned in various spots around the city's central business district became focal points for music, dancing, and lazy weekend lounging.
Bars and restaurants took the opportunity to extend their premises into the street and offer the throngs of jazz fest-goers plenty of sustenance.
Beer and food stations set up on the cordoned-off road also received healthy patronage. Plastic beer glasses were on offer for anyone who wanted to walk around.
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Earlier proud owners of vintage cars dressed for the occasion in traditional early 1900-1920s garb.
Several mint vehicles were parked in the middle of Willow St and driven away at the end of the day.
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Commenting on measures announced by the Treasury today (Thursday) to restrict pensions tax relief, TUC General Secretary Brendan Barber said:
'The Government is right in principle to limit pensions tax relief for the high paid. There is no way that a limit of £40,000 a year on pensions saving with tax relief can be described as an attack on middle income Britain, as it's almost twice average income.
'However we will need to examine the small print. Like the child benefit cut, the Government's original proposals contained some unfair losses for defined benefit scheme members on modest incomes and we will have to study whether today's announcement deals with these anomalies.
'But this is a big missed opportunity. What we need is a much more serious discussion of pensions and tax relief. At present it costs a higher rate taxpayer just 60p to put one pound into their pension because they get 40p tax relief. But a standard rate taxpayer - the real middle income Britain - gets only 20p relief, so it costs them 80p to save one pound.
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Important notice - changes to the re3 recycling centres from 30 September
Commercial and commercial-type vehicle permits
Residents from Bracknell Forest, Reading and Wokingham who visit an re3 recycling centre in a commercial or commercial-type vehicle (this includes vans, pick ups and vehicles with trailers) will have to apply for a free permit at least a day ahead of every visit. A full list of the vehicles requiring a permit is available in re3's Waste Acceptance Policy.
Apply for a permit (please note that this form is on Reading Borough Council's website but should still be completed by Bracknell Forest residents). Your permit will be emailed to you.
The issuing of permits for commercial and commercial-type vehicles will help ensure that residents and firms that follow waste disposal regulations do not have to pay for traders that try to dump trade waste for free at re3 recycling centres.
Charges for some non-household waste - all vehicles
All vehicles will be checked on arrival at the re3 recycling centre and the following non-household waste items will now incur a charge:
- soil and rubble
- plasterboard
- gas bottles
- asbestos
Charges have been calculated to cover the cost of disposing of these items and are non-profit making. Payment can be made on site by pre-paid, debit or credit card only. A full list of charges is available in re3's Waste Acceptance Policy.
Residents can still dispose of all other household waste free of charge at the re3 recycling centres.
Recycling centre residents' permits
As of 1 July 2016, the re3 recycling centres now only accept household waste from people living in the Bracknell Forest, Reading and Wokingham local authority areas.
re3 has sent out recycling centre residents' permits to every household in these local authority areas. To help minimise delays the permit should be clearly displayed in the front windscreen whenever you visit the recycling centre.
If you have not received your permit, have lost it or have just moved into the area you can ask for one by completing the Request a household recycling permit form. Your request will be sent to re3 and you should allow ten days for it to be processed.
In the meantime you can still use the facilities provided you take some ID and proof of residence with you. If you are a Bracknell Forest resident and have an eplus card the word 'resident' should be printed below the picture. You can use this.
For more information please visit the re3 website.
Before your visit
Before visiting Longshot Lane or Smallmead it is important that you visit re3's website for more information about the sites.
Longshot Lane
Residents of the boroughs of Bracknell Forest, Reading and Wokingham can recycle and dispose of waste at Longshot Lane and Smallmead.
Longshot Lane
Tel: 0800 9883023 (Monday to Friday)
The site is open everyday except Christmas Day, 26 December and New Year's Day:
- 8am to 8pm - 1 April to 30 September
- 8am to 6pm - 1 October to 31 March, except for Christmas Eve, when the centres will be open from 8am to 4pm
There is also a waste transfer station for trade waste at the site.
There is also a bigger indoor facility at:
Island Road
Tel: 0800 9883023 (Monday to Friday)
The site is open everyday except Christmas Day, 26 December and New Year's Day:
- 8am to 8pm - 1 April to 30 September
- 8am to 6pm - 1 October to 31 March, except for Christmas Eve when the centres will be open from 8am to 4pm
What can I recycle?
Find out what you can recycle at the recycling centres and what happens to your recycling by looking at the re3 factsheets.
Public weighbridges
Weighbridges are available for use by the public and businesses at Longshot Lane and Smallmead. Please visit re3's web page about transfer stations for opening times and further information.
Vehicles above 1.95m, trailers and pick-ups
Vehicles over 1.95m (6ft 4inches) in height (which may include some vans, pick-ups and 4x4s) may have to pre-book in order to access the household waste recycling centres. Please see re3's web page on trade waste for more information on access times and restrictions.
Bracknell Forest Council's waste disposal contract
Bracknell Forest Council is part of a 25-year partnership contract with neighbouring councils Reading and Wokingham. Residents from all three boroughs can recycle and dispose of waste at Longshot Lane and Smallmead Household Waste Recycling Centres.
For more information on the waste disposal contract including the value and length of the contract please see the re3 website.
Further information
There are limits to the amount of certain types of waste that can be disposed of or recycled at these centres. There are also restrictions on vehicles entering the site. This information is available in the waste acceptance policy from re3.
There is no pedestrian access onsite and children under the age of 16 are required to stay in your vehicle for health and safety reasons at all times. In addition, please ensure you wear appropriate footwear and gloves when handling your waste on site.
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The Foundation's Dementia Care and Respite Services Program was designed to expand the availability of dementia-specific day programs, other community and in-home respite services, and related health and supportive services.This Phase II grant will enable the project to determine whether it can expand provision of day programs and other respite and health-related services needed by people with dementia and their caregivers in a financially viable manner. To accomplish this, the grantee will: (1) serve 16 participants per day at the Dementia Care Center, 19 per day at the Integrated Care Center, and Saturday service 10 per day; (2) add an ancillary transportation service; (3) increase private pay revenues from 16 to 47 percent of total operating expenses, with projected private pay revenue totaling $201,552 by end of grant period.
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MAYWOOD, Ill. – Fifty-two patients who have shown extraordinary courage and determination were honored during Loyola University Medical Center's annual Rehab Patient of the Year Celebration.
The patients rehabbed in Loyola's inpatient rehabilitation unit and outpatient services for such conditions as stroke, amputation, hip surgery, organ transplant, severe burns and deconditioning from prolonged hospital stays.
"You have made it through some very difficult times," said Dr. Steve Gnatz, medical director of the Division of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, which sponsored the celebration.
Each of the patients had earlier been named Patient of the Week. They were selected from the hundreds of patients who during the last year have undergone physical, occupational and speech-language therapy.
Patients often have to push themselves to do three hours of therapy a day, despite pain and exhaustion. "But all of you overcame those feelings," said Beverly Peck, acute rehabilitation nurse manager. "With the assistance of the acute rehab team – including physicians, therapists, nurses, patient care technicians and social workers – you were able to reach the goals that you set for yourself."
Patients were selected for showing qualities such as a good-hearted personality, hard work, dedication, support and guidance to other patients and a willingness to participate in therapy sessions even when fatigued, said occupational therapist Joelle Johnson.
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My problem is my bottom lip, probably chin&jaw as well. i have braces, my bottom teeth are straight &half a year left for my top,so Im wondering why doesn't it fold under my bottom lip like everyone?theres lumps on the side of my lips&I can't stand it,what can I do to fix this?I want my top lip injected as you can see it's much smaller(in hopes of maybe fixing my problem)Is it my chin?My jaw?My top lip? Or all of the above. I'm not down for surgery but down for fillers. Please help moi.
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World's Five Most Avid Billionaire Diamond Collectors
UHNW investors and gem collectors are investing in diamonds as a secure and lucrative asset in the current low-interest, uncertain financial climate, according to Wealth-X, the UHNW business development solution for private banks, luxury brands, educational institutions and non-profits, which has released a list of the world's most avid billionaire collectors based on net worth.
"Based on our data, we expect the UHNW population, particularly in countries such as diamond-hungry China and India, to accelerate," Wealth-X CEO Mykolas D. Rambus said. "This can only mean one thing for diamonds as an investment of choice among UHNW individuals: They have a sparkling future."
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Hi everyone this is my first post and because of this question I found you.
I am in England and a new spinner and loveing it. I use a drop spindle. I ordered some jacobs wool for spinning and its a lovely dark brown. Its washedc carded and all the fibres are long and in one direction. Now while Its lovely to work with there is a slight smell of sheep. I didn't expect it to have a smell at all other than wool. The smell became stronger when I set the spin in water but has now become faint again. Is this usual?
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is a slight smell of sheep. I didn't expect it to have a smell at all other than wool.
Wool can smell like sheep unless real harsh chemicals are used on the fiber to clean it basically because, well, :chuckle: wool comes from sheep.
It is not unusual for a true wool to have a sheep smell when it is wet.
There are some options:Soak it for a long time in detergent (not soap) & water
Lay it out in the sun on some grass (the oxygen the grass gives off will eliminate the smell, but it will also fade the color}
Buy a Wool Wash and use as directed.
Thankyou for your words of wisdom ... I will try the ideas, the main reason I wanted to know I want to order more fibre and I like the company but just wanted to make sure I wasn't getting bad fibre ... It does sound weird when I re read it
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A Metronet 101 roundtable discussion is scheduled for Wednesday, Aug. 13 at 5:30 p.m. ET at the St. Joseph Regional Medical Center in Plymouth.
The Marshall County Economic Development Corporation is sponsoring the event which will explain the advantages of dark fiber, what service providers can offer and how to get connected.
Bart Trester from USI is the project manager of the Metronet project and informed the Marshall County Commissioners last week that the construction project on U.S. 31 from Ireland Road to Kern Road in St. Joseph County is holding up the installation of 8,000 to 9,000 lineal feet. INDOT is building a bridge at the location and may affect the initial depth of where the conduit would need to be installed.
In all, 85,000 lineal feet of conduit has been installed from St. Joseph County to Marshall County. Once the conduit construction is complete, the fiber optic cable will be installed. The fiber will allow businesses a more efficient connectivity to conduct important business with other companies to enhance productivity in the county.
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CATS has breathed its last breath.
After several attempts in recent years, Kentucky lawmakers have finally agreed on a plan to hammer the final nail in the CATS coffin.
So, after 10 years of working toward the 2014 proficiency goal, we're changing course. Sounds kinda discouraging, doesn't it?
But the fact is that stuffing CATS back in the bag could be the boost that education in Kentucky needs.
The Homeplace on Green River will host an Ag Day Educational Celebration on Friday, March 20.
More than 400 area eighth-grade students from Taylor, Adair and Green counties will attend.
Most people know the importance of agriculture, though children may not. This event will teach area children the importance of agriculture.
The Homeplace is a volunteer, nonprofit organization.
The event is free, though cost of admission to the Homeplace is normally $5.
It is the policy of the Central Kentucky News-Journal to publish public records as they are reported by various agencies. Names appearing in "On the Record" are published without exception, to preserve the fairness and impartiality of the CKNJ and as a news service to our readers.
Campbellsville Kiwanis Club is celebrating 50 years of service to children and youth in Taylor County this year.
Kiwanis boasts a membership of about 8,000 clubs in 96 countries. Its mission is to serve the children of the world.
Some of this year's major projects will include:
- Funding and construction of a Kiwanis softball field at Miller Park.
- Providing new coats for children in local schools.
- Assisting students to attend summer camps.
- Helping students to attend Central Kentucky Arts Series programs.
Campbellsville University was outscored 23-12 off 25 turnovers and the Lady Tigers dropped their first game in the NAIA National Tournament 64-60 to Columbia (Mo.) College Thursday morning in Jackson, Tenn.
Read more on this story in Monday's issue.
St. Thomas Episcopal Church, located at 116 S. Columbia Ave. in Campbellsville, will host two Lenten programs of interest to the general public, the first of which is tonight at 7.
The Rev. Karl Lusk, pastor, will lead a discussion of the "Four Great Heresies of the Church."
These occurred in the formative years of Christianity and were attempts to define various traditions, scriptural accounts and opinions into church doctrine. These led to disagreements, schisms and eventually councils of church leaders to find consensus.
Charles and Victoria Spradlin of Louisville announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Beth Spradlin, to David Clark Dennis, son of Danny and Debbie Dennis of Campbellsville.
Spradlin is a 2002 graduate of Mercy Academy and a 2005 graduate of Bellarmine University, where she majored in communications and minored in business administration. She is employed with the Kentucky Farm Bureau Federation in Louisville.
Donna Wise told everyone at Saturday's St. Baldrick's Shaving for a Cure at Campbellsville University that cancer doesn't take a holiday because of an economic downturn.
Twenty barbers, more than 100 shavees and a couple handfuls of volunteers didn't take a day off either. They joined forces to raise nearly $30,000, with personal and community donations continuing to come in.
Tom and Pennie Akin of Greensburg announce the birth of a daughter, Sienna Grace, at 3:17 a.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 30 at Hardin Memorial Hospital in Elizabethtown. She weighed 7 pounds, 4 ounces and was 19 1/2 inches long.
Grandparents are Linda Thompson of Greensburg, Rollie Thompson of Mt. Sherman and Glen and Ramona Akin of Fairplay.
The Rev. Jeff Eaton, formerly of Campbellsville, delivered a session on marriage at his address at Campbellsville University recently.
"Marriage is a picture of God and his people," he said.
Eaton is pastor of Hope Community Church in Frankfort and is a graduate of Campbellsville University. He spoke on having a healthy marriage and covered topics including spirituality, finances, understanding communication, sexuality and dealing with in-laws.
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It's a scientific breakthrough that could bring tears to your eyes - but it won't.
New Zealand agricultural scientists, working with their Japanese counterparts, have developed a tearless onion that could banish the pre-dinner blub in the kitchen.
The onion, from Crop & Food Research, looks like a conventional onion but has up to 500 times less of the irritant that induces tears.
To prove it, they've been crushing the onions in the labs - with no tears.
Crop & Food senior scientist Dr Colin Eady said the development was an improvement on "mild" onions, which don't induce tears but lack the flavour of a regular onion.
"That's because they have very low levels of the sulphur compounds which contribute to the health and flavour properties of the onion."
To keep the flavour - but not the tears - the new onion has been developed by silencing the gene that produces the enzyme lachrymatory-factor synthase. The enzyme is released when an onion is cut, setting off a chain of chemical reactions resulting in the forming of an irritant that stimulates the eyes' lachrymal glands, releasing tears.
"What we've done is develop the tearless onion. We anticipate that the health and flavour profiles will actually be enhanced by what we've done.
"What we're hoping is that we'll essentially have a lot of the nice, sweet aromas associated with onions without that associated bitter, pungent, lachrymatory factor."
The breakthrough has caused ripples in international circles. Dr Eady and his Japanese counterparts have presented their results to the 5th International Symposium on Edible Alliaceae, a veritable who's who of agricultural scientists, and his work is the cover story in the December issue of the international onion trade journal Onion World.
The magazine quotes Dr Michael Havey, professor of horticulture at the University of Wisconsin and a leading light in onion science, predicting that tearless onions will become a mainstay in household kitchens around the world. He told Onion World that Dr Eady's work was "clearly the No 1 topic of discussion".
But Dr Eady said the onion was still in the developmental stages - meaning there'll be tears in the kitchen for at least another decade.
Auckland chef Harry Tahana said it was a great development, but commercial kitchens avoid the teary-eyed problem as they either get their onions pre-prepared or store them in the fridge for a few days to reduce their tear-inducing abilities.