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MORRILL, Maine — Farmer Rose Rapp lunged left and sheep shearer Edie Kershner dove to the right Tuesday afternoon, as the two worked together to pull a single animal out of the panicked, woolly stampede of sheep penned up in a rickety Waldo County barn.
The women managed to grab on to a big ewe named Bossie. Kershner held her down while deftly shearing the bleating animal's shaggy, matted coat.
"You doing OK?" Rapp crooned at the big-eyed Katahdin hair sheep.
The rest of the flock watched the goings-on with rapt curiosity and no trepidation whether they were up next.
It was part of a long day's work for Rapp, co-owner and principal farmer of The Farmetta Farm in Morrill. Before lunch Tuesday, she castrated several sheep and transferred fast-growing meat chicks from a crowded basement brooder to a spacious outdoor chicken tractor in the backyard. Rapp, 44, is a dedicated animal person who decided to go for her longtime dream of owning a farm a few years ago.
She joined a growing trend in the Pine Tree State, according to figures released recently in the newest USDA Census of Agriculture. In Maine, nearly 30 percent of principal farm owners are women, more than double the national average of 14 percent. That's also a jump of four percentage points from 2007, the last time the comprehensive agriculture census was conducted. Preliminary figures from the 2012 census were released earlier this year.
"New England has always had a tradition of more women farm operators," Gary Keough, the state statistician for the USDA, said this week. "Why? Part of it was culture. It wasn't uncommon for farmland to be passed down through the women. And with the increase with the last census, that's got to do more with the desire to buy local food."
Jessica Nixon, the agricultural promotions coordinator for the Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry, said this week the census numbers show that farming in Maine is growing in general, especially compared with other places in the country.
Nationwide, the number of farms decreased by more than 4 percent from the 2007 census to the 2012 census. In every New England state, though, the number of farms and the amount of land in farms went up, with 8,176 farms counted in Maine in 2012. In 2007, there were 8,136 farms in Maine, which itself was a large increase from the 7,196 farms counted in the 2002 agricultural census.
Of that growing number of farms, 2,201 have a principal woman operator, 2012 census numbers show.
"I think the growth in women principal operators is reflective of our own industry trend," Nixon said. "It's hard to tell from the data if they're actually turning to farming or if they're changing their roles on the farm and becoming the primary operator."
For Rapp, she and her husband, Wes Soper, started Farmetta Farm in 2009, just a year after they married.
"On our first date, I said, 'How do you feel about farming?'" Rapp remembered.
Soper, who works at Verso Paper in Bucksport, decided he felt good enough about it to be her farming partner. But it was Rapp, who grew up on her parents' dairy farm in southern Maine, who has brought the experience and the vision. The couple strives to raise healthy, happy animals that roam around the pasture freely in the fresh air and the sunshine, she said. And they invite their customers to come and visit with the animals which they will one day eat.
The meat is available for sale at area farmers markets and through community supported agriculture shares.
"We should have named the farm the happy critter farm," Rapp wrote about her farm on Facebook. "You just can't beat it!"
Rapp said female farm operators like her tend to have smaller farms, are not often in charge of large agrobusiness enterprises and tend to look at things a bit differently than male farm operators. She said she also is treated differently at times by suppliers and other people who are surprised a woman is in charge of the farm.
"People say, 'Well, let me talk to your husband,'" she said. "I say why? I'm the one who's going to be doing all the work."
Farming will be celebrated from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Sunday, July 27, during the 25th annual Maine Open Farm Day. Nearly 90 farms across the state will open their doors to give people the chance to learn about Maine food producers and products. For more details on participating farms, please visit the website www.getrealmaine.com.


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Why No LTE iPhone 5 in 2011? Blame 28nm Maturity, Check Back In Q2/Q3 2012by Anand Lal Shimpi on 10/4/2011 5:42 PM EST
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dagamer34 - Tuesday, October 04, 2011 - linkWhat's this? Logic on the internet?!?! Shocking!!
Excellent analysis Anand. Articles like this one make me wonder what the rest of the world is smoking. Analysts that make up reports don't know the first thing about technology, whereas your average Anandtech reader is far more informed than they are.
If this roadmap bears true, I think we'll see a repeat of product introductions from this year happen next year: iPad in spring, WWDC in summer, and iPhone with new iOS in Fall. And like you said, we'll probably see a hypothetical "iPhone 6" (man I hate typing that) in Q3 2012 (likely September).
By the way, if 28nm production isn't going so well, what about the TSMC rumors that A6 chips are already being produced for the iPad 3? Reply
quiksilvr - Tuesday, October 04, 2011 - linkIt's logical of the limitations of the design of the iPhone that there was no LTE.
What isn't logical is *smacks head* changing the damn design of the iPhone. Reply
ltcommanderdata - Tuesday, October 04, 2011 - linkWell there's the entire accessories industry to worry about. We don't know if the leaked case design document would have been the final "new" design. Releasing a new design and forcing accessory makers and customers to wait months, perhaps missing the critical Christmas buying season, for redesigned accessories will have both hardware partners and customers complaining. This is probably one reason why Apple doesn't tend to change the design of their computers or mobile devices every year. And if Apple had released a new design and their own line of first-party accessories, the complaints would have been about Apple's walled garden marginalizing third-parties.
And given all the fuss over the iPhone 4's antennae issues, it's interesting that everyone was clambering for the leaked new design that proposed an aluminum back, which makes it difficult to design a good antennae for. At least with the iPhone 4S using the same design, Apple' claims to have used the experience to fix remaining antennae concerns. Hopefully.
As it stands, Apple looks to have crammed as much new tech in the iPhone 4 as possible, notably a much more powerful SoC, while maintaining battery life. That's not world changing, but not easily dismissed either. Reply
vol7ron - Wednesday, October 05, 2011 - linkI refuse to comment until I see the Nexus Prime next week.
Never mind, I will. The 4S is a let down. My contract has been up since August and I've got to say, I wasn't looking for an iPhone 4.5. If I wanted the 4, I would have bought it when it came out, but it wasn't much of an upgrade then. Sure the camera is better, sure they included some app, which I'll never use. But what people aren't considering is that these upgrades only make the iPhone equivalent to the Droid-based phones that are already out.
Apple was ahead of the game with its resolution, battery, and what not. Now their latest release is just a catch-up to competition.
I think the app (Siri) that they wished to include is a topic of itself. If they wanted to include something useful, how about a voice navigation app? I mean really, why have text-based directions when voice navigation should be an inherent feature. This whole upgrade isn't as "magical" and "amazing" as they keep saying in the video.
Perhaps it's time to buy my first Droid :) Reply
jameskatt - Saturday, October 08, 2011 - linkLTE Android Phones last only a few hours. They are completely impractical. You have to carry several batteries to have day-long phone service.
LTE is totally impractical for smart phones. And it will be until late 2012.
Battery life is very very important for the vast majority of consumers.
Apple gave consumers what they want in a new iPhone:
2. 8 Megapixel camera with 1080p HD Video
3. iOS 5
4. SIRI Voice Interface
5. Vastly improved antenna design.
As a result, the iPhone 4S is already SHATTERING SALES RECORDS across the world. Reply
KoolAidMan1 - Wednesday, October 05, 2011 - linkBattery life is another thing to take into consideration. Do they want to downgrade talk time on the iPhone from eight hours down to three hours like you'd get on a Galaxy II? Probably not, but much more energy efficient LTE components will be around next year. Reply
retrospooty - Wednesday, October 05, 2011 - link"Do they want to downgrade talk time on the iPhone from eight hours down to three hours"
There are dozens of 4G phones out there that have great battery life. Pretty much every manufacturer has a few. They all managed to figure it out, why cant Apple? This is a total transparent cop-out. Reply
darwinosx - Wednesday, October 05, 2011 - linkName one. Reply
Guspaz - Wednesday, October 05, 2011 - linkDozens of 4G phones? No, almost all of those are just HSPA+ devices like the iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S. There are a few out now, like the Droid Bionic, but certainly not dozens. Reply
retrospooty - Wednesday, October 05, 2011 - linkJust at Verizon.... Bionic, Charge, Thunderbolt, Revolution.
Sprint, Evo, Nexus S, Galaxy S, Evo3d, photon, Shift, Epic, Conquer.
Need more, Or is the Point taken?
Apple said hte same crap with 3G, when thier iphone was 2G... Its acop-out as to why they didnt offer what hte compatition offers. Reply
toph - Wednesday, October 05, 2011 - linkThe Thunderbolt has great battery life though? The Evo? The Epic? Have you actually used these phones? I've used 80% of the phones you have up there, and I wouldn't describe any of them as having spectacular battery life, and CERTAINLY not on 4G.
Add to that that 4G isn't even widespread enough to matter in the US yet, and you can see why Apple would wait to implement it. Reply
retrospooty - Wednesday, October 05, 2011 - linkYou and Apple are making the same lame excuses as Apple did for not putting 3g into the original iphone. It's too much of a battery hog, while all other makers were using it without issue. There is nothing you can say that changes that fact.
I do understand why Apple would worry more about this than most since they dont have a freegin removable battery, which I cannot understand why. Reply
dagamer34 - Monday, October 10, 2011 - linkPhones back in 2006-2007 weren't sucking down gobs of data like the iPhone did. None of them had a web browser worth talking about. If your phone is only useful for calls and texts, it's battery will probably last longer. Reply
123perryv - Thursday, October 13, 2011 - link4G android phones have a much larger overall package size to accommodate the 4G chips & CDMA voice chip necessary. They also need significantly larger batteries to make up for the abysmal battery life you get on 4G.
Apple was never going to make a ridiculously over-sized phone like some of the Androids I see on the market. They are too big for the majority of consumers to carry around. Apple makes the Corvette of phones not the Chevelle.
While I would like a LTE iphone that could last 8 hours talking, I would balk at a larger phone. Reply
dagamer34 - Wednesday, October 05, 2011 - linkThey've "figured" it out by shoving a larger battery inside. And I don't even think there are "dozens" of 4G LTE or WiMax phones in existence. Reply
darwinosx - Wednesday, October 05, 2011 - linkYou just told everyone that you either didn't read the article or if you did then you didn't comprehend it.
Apple is not willing to suffer the incredibly poor battery life phones with the current LTE chip are facing.
Of course Androiders will say you just have to turn off all services, get an extended battery, and root your phone to make it last part of a day. Most people don't want to put up with that. Lots of Androiders have gotten different phones because of it. Reply
retrospooty - Wednesday, October 05, 2011 - link"Apple is not willing to suffer the incredibly poor battery life phones with the current LTE chip are facing."
Here, its fixed now below...
"Apple is unable to engineer a solution for the increased needs of 4G like all other major manufacturers have" Reply
Johnapol - Wednesday, October 05, 2011 - linkDon't worry darwinosx, he didn't understand the article. Everyone else here understands your pain. Reply
dagamer34 - Tuesday, October 04, 2011 - linkOne other question I have is if the next iPhone is going to support LTE and is intended to again be a "world phone", what bands do you think it will support. As far as I know, no LTE phone released so far supports more than the carrier it was originally designed for (though I haven't quite read up on what carriers the Galaxy S II LTE supports). Reply
faizoff - Tuesday, October 04, 2011 - linkYeah, excellent analysis indeed. I like reading articles based on sound logic and this was a good one. Thank you for the quick report. Reply
nsax - Tuesday, October 04, 2011 - linkI've been trying to find this kind of insight all day - finally! Thanks Anand! Reply
yuanshec - Tuesday, October 04, 2011 - linkGiven the same size of Verizon ip4 PCB, I am still wondering how they put SIM card and the extra die size of A5 into it. Let us just wait ifixit solve this puzzle. Reply
yuanshec - Tuesday, October 04, 2011 - linkLet's blame battery technology too...
As an EE major, I was very upset that people keep saying like blame 28nm maturity bluh......
The fact it, technology in semiconductor is already moving very fast, compare to other part of industry.. Reply
gevorg - Tuesday, October 04, 2011 - linkVery good read, thank you! I wish all Anandtech's Apple articles would be this thoughtful and interesting. Reply
popo341 - Tuesday, October 04, 2011 - linkgood topic hmmm Reply
kkkww - Tuesday, October 04, 2011 - linkhindsight is 20/20 Reply
KPOM - Wednesday, October 05, 2011 - linkTrue, but even with the benefit of hindsight, this is the first analysis that actually discusses the technical reasons.
I'm not sure why there was so much hype about a radical new design. None of the credible rumor sites (Apple Insider, MacRumors, or 9to5 Mac) claimed rumors of a teardrop design, LTE, or NFC-equipped phone to be credible. The 4S name was "outed" last Friday when it was publicized that the betas of iTunes 10.5 had a placeholder for the iPhone 4S (including an icon) but not for an iPhone 5. Only BGR went out on a limb with the ludicrous claim that Sprint would get an exclusive iPhone 5. That came on the heels of a credible rumor from the WSJ that Sprint committed to purchasing a large volume of iPhones (which the WSJ later reported was fairly typical for an Apple deal), but BGR got swept up in all the hype.
It would be nice if Anand did jump in, at least a little bit, to temper some rumors. Next on queue is the Nexus Prime release on 10/11. While only Google and Samsung know the details, there is a lot of speculation about what it will include. Granted, it has a bigger profile, but it might be nice to have some speculation about what is technically possible given the components available. Reply
dagamer34 - Wednesday, October 05, 2011 - linkNo, they all participated through linking to other sites, however they never published any original reports from their own sources. However, I think reposting is still an implicit admission of even a small amount of credibility of a rumor, otherwise you'd just ignore it.
Because Apple has such a small PCB to work with, they can't add features into their phones until it's been fully integrated into the chips they use. That's why we don't see 5Ghz 802.11n WiFi, NFC, or LTE in the 4S. As of now, they're all on separate chips. However, next year, a lot of that stuff will be integrated because of the 28nm process, so I fully expect them in the next iPhone. Reply
mckirkus - Tuesday, October 04, 2011 - linkThis is eerily similar to the video card situation. Not a lot of progress plus delays as we wait for 28nm chips from Nvidia and AMD. IPhone 4S is sort like the 6850, new name, but pretty much the same thing. Reply
trip1ex - Wednesday, October 05, 2011 - linkGreat analogy if you ignore the twice as fast A5 inside the 4s along with the 7x as fast gpu. Reply
tvarad - Tuesday, October 04, 2011 - linkInternal and external design changes in one iteration. Internal design change leaving external dimensions/interfaces alone in next iteration. Rinse and repeat. Reply
iwodo - Wednesday, October 05, 2011 - linkIt is still not a world 3G phone without the support of TDS-CDMA used by China Mobile.
But the next Qualcomm MDM9615 will support TD / FDD LTE and TDS-CDMA which should make it a true World Phone in 3G and 4G.
Hopefully they could push the date of iPhone 5 forward to June/ July... Reply
Brian Klug - Wednesday, October 05, 2011 - linkMDM9615 does support TD-SCDMA :)
-Brian Reply
Cr0nJ0b - Wednesday, October 05, 2011 - linkFor me, the only real benefit of LTE is the ability to use voice and data at the same time...but from what I've read, Qualcomm has had simultaneous voice and data for their EV-DO framework for a few years now. I've also read that it's been rolled out on the Verizon network. Most of the reports are pretty scattered, but this would solve my main issue with upgrading my 3G (ugh) phone. I'm one of the few people that actually uses voice and data at the same time (a lot), so the VZN iPhone is not a great upgrade for me. And AT&T is absolutely awful at least with my 3G phone. I drop calls about 30% of the time and another 20% the reception is garbled for parts of the conversation...When I had VZN my service was great. So why is SVDO still not available on VZN smart phones? Reply
Brian Klug - Wednesday, October 05, 2011 - linkSVDO in that form isn't rolled out anywhere, the only phone capable of SVDO is the Thunderbolt, which as we've covered gets that functionality from having two CDMA2000 basebands. MDM9600 handles EVDO data all the time, MSM8655 handles 1x voice all the time, so you get "free" simultaneous voice and data on 3G.
The 4G LTE handsets get simultaneous voice and data on LTE svLTE purely as a function of there being two basebands as well.
-Brian Reply
ptmmac - Thursday, October 06, 2011 - linkI always get sucked in by the rumor mill. I want a big screen. I want a new form factor. I want...
Apple has always made its computers and phones out of mature silicon that is available in large quantities. They have never been bleeding edge in tech. They are far more bleeding edge in stability, ease of use, and integration of design with software, There are two reasons for this. 1 Apple sells enormous quantities of each model. They only make a few models with very few options. As a result they need lots of silicon for each launch. Simple design, mature silicon, mature software = the Apple experience. Who would have thought that only one company would be able to master the idea that the tech check list does not insure a quality experience? If you stay mad about this then you are not paying attention.
I am also always disappointed after new product launches, until I try the product. I thought Apple was just getting lazy when they made the iPod until I tried one. I loved how the iPhone looked but how could I justify spending $600 on a phone? I didn't but I did get one as a gift. I still am not sure whether it was given to me because I wouldn't shut up talking about it or because I am so absentminded that they couldn't see any other way to get me to stay in touch (maybe both!). I have had every model except the 4


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Strong attendances at York, along with Go Racing In Yorkshire's Summer Festival which brought more than 100,000 racegoers to the county's nine tracks, combined with a warm summer and a mild end to the year to bring in the crowds.
A delighted John Sexton, chairman of Go Racing In Yorkshire, said: "Topping one million racegoers on our racecourses during 2013 was a fantastic achievement and I couldn't be more thrilled.
"It was a sensational year for racing in Yorkshire, with a memorable Go Racing In Yorkshire Summer Festival which attracted great crowds, a very competitive first 'Future Stars' Apprentice Series (won by Gary Mahon), nine wonderful Ladies Days capped off by the final at Doncaster in October and last, but not least, an extremely successful first-ever Go Racing In Yorkshire Winter Festival which helped tip the aggregate attendance over the one million mark."
Sexton added: "Racing in Yorkshire is going from strength to strength and, buoyed by these figures, we can look forward to 2014 and beyond with real confidence."


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NEW ORLEANS — There's a saying about teams in the Saints' situation this time of year: "You can either keep playing or go Christmas shopping."
The Saints chose to do the former Sunday. And with an opponent that apparently chose to do the latter, they'll be going to Dallas next Sunday with at least a glimmer of playoff hope.
"We've got a football team that's full of a lot of guys with pride and a lot of guys with want-to," interim coach Joe Vitt said after his team's 41-0 victory against Tampa Bay. "They're accountable to each other. It was gratifying to be part of today's game."
This was the same guy who a week earlier was calling the same team "fragile" after its 52-27 whipping at New York, citing a "here we go again" mindset when adversity strikes, which it had often in a three-game losing streak that pushed the Saints to the brink of playoff elimination.
And there was more adversity during the week when right tackle Zach Strief and safety Malcolm Jenkins, whose tackle of Vincent Jackson saved the Saints' victory in the teams' first game, went down with injuries — Jenkins for the season.
"Once we got back to work on Monday and analyzed the situation we were in, we know we had two ways to go," said safety Jabari Greer, who had the first two-interception game in his nine-year career. "We decided to play Saints football."
So, as it turned out, the ones who were fragile Sunday were the Buccaneers, who also had lost three straight, and the fans, who at best filled the Mercedes-Benz Superdome to two-thirds of its capacity.
Oh ye of little faith.
A near-flawless 74-yard touchdown drive on the opening series set the tone for a day when the Saints were in command from start to finish.
"We knew we had a good game plan coming in," guard Jahri Evans said. "And when we moved the ball down the field like we did on that first series, we knew it was going to be a good day."
It also helped that the adversity was minimal. But that's generally what happens when you're playing a team that lost its mojo in last week's 23-21 loss to Philadelphia.
Bucs quarterback Josh Freeman, who threw for 420 yards against the Saints the first time around, looked like Morgan Freeman.
But credit is due a Saints defense that has quietly gotten better despite the losing streak and posted the franchise's first shutout since 1995.
And credit Drew Brees, who'd be the first to admit he hadn't justified his richest-in-the-NFL contract during that span, plus his offensive colleagues for a turnover-free, 447-yard effort.
Sunday's victory, as impressive as it was, did feel a little hollow because of all that's gone on before it. It probably won't be enough to extend the season past the Carolina game Dec. 30.
Vitt acknowledged that.
"We won a game today, and now we've got to prepare for Dallas," he said. "We're not spiking the ball."


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If you have plans to visit Newfoundland and Labrador this summer, there are a couple of things you should know.
The coastline of Mistaken Point Ecological Reserve has been inscribed as a World Heritage Site by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). The announcement was made yesterday by the World Heritage Committee in Istanbul, Turkey.
Happy Birthday, Canada1 Jul 2015
To celebrate Canada Day, the province has compiled a series of real whale sounds composed in a unique take on 'O Canada'.
Iceberg Viewing Tips7 Jun 2015
So you want to see an iceberg? Where do you go? When are icebergs around anyway?
Iceberg Facts2 Jun 2015
With all these icebergs cruising the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador, maybe it's a good time to learn something about these 10,000-year-old behemoths.
What shapes do icebergs come in?18 May 2015
Icebergs come in a vast array of shapes due to melting and breaking. Although no two icebergs are exactly the same, there are categories of shapes that are used for observation.
Good News for Rogers Customers14 May 2015
Rogers customers travelling to Newfoundland & Labrador can now access extended coverage (for free), spanning many areas of the province.
The Icebergs of 2015 Begin to Arrive12 May 2015
The icebergs are back again, and 2015 is shaping up to be another great season in Newfoundland & Labrador.
Win One of Four Week-Long Trips for Two16 Apr 2015
Newfoundland & Labrador Tourism has launched its 'What's in a Name' contest, where you can win a week-long trip for two to Newfoundland & Labrador.
If you've ever baulked at heading down a trail because you didn't know how long it was or how hard it is, you'll love the new coastal trail information system on the Bonavista Peninsula. At six trailheads new kiosks tells hikers and walkers what they need to know.
It's a banner year for icebergs. Come quick.6 Jun 2014
If you haven't seen the icebergs yet, do yourself a great big favour: get on a plane and come here right now and bring a camera. It might be another decade or generation before we see anything as good as this again.
Air Canada St. John's, Newfoundland & Labrador to London Heathrow Flights to Become Year-Round2 Jun 2014
Non-stop St. John's to London Heathrow, U. K. flights will operate year-round beginning October 26, 2014.
The icebergs are here, and so are the deals12 May 2014
The icebergs are here, and the spring and early summer of 2014 promise to deliver a bumper crop to the coasts of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Shipwreck group offers tours and training14 Apr 2014
There are thousands of shipwrecks around the coasts of Newfoundland and Labrador. By one estimate, there are at least 8,000. As the first place in North America reached by Europeans during the age of exploration, the rugged coast here has had centuries to ring up its toll of ships and lives lost.
National Geographic and Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society's Newfoundland and Labrador Chapter Introduce Eastern Newfoundland24 Apr 2013
Travelers seeking unspoiled places and culturally authentic experiences now have a valuable new resource in a comprehensive "Geotourism MapGuide" and website for Canada's Eastern Newfoundland region. The landmark project has taken two years to plan and execute and is a historically significant asset for everyone who visits or lives in the region.
It's that exciting time of the year again. Time to launch two brand new Newfoundland and Labrador Tourism TV ads. The two new chapters of the Newfoundland and Labrador Tourism story, Most Easterly Point and Conversation, highlight the compelling differences that make this province the ideal destination.
Fast forward to 2012. I find myself in the rugged Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador, at the historic town of Bonavista frantically trying to channel the vague memories of my salad days on the banks of Berkshire.
Trinity: A true Newfoundland treasure10 Dec 2012
On more than one occasion, a day-tripper to Trinity has asked Marieke Gow where her home really is. It's incomprehensible for some that Trinity — with its heritage buildings, utterly charming stores and residents so friendly it's easy to assume they might be paid to behave that way — could be anything but a manufactured tourist attraction.
How to Bake a Killer Sourdough Loaf20 Nov 2012
We head to Upper Amherst Cove, Newfoundland to discover the secrets of the lively bread.
Beauty and the Bonavista Social Club27 Sep 2012
UPPER AMHERST COVE, NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR — The view alone makes a trip to Katie Hayes' new establishment in rural Newfoundland worth the drive.


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Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Tom and Deneen Borelli Discuss Tea Parties on G. Gordon Liddy Show
Tom Borelli, director of the National Center's Free Enterprise Project, and Deneen Borelli, full-time fellow of the Project 21 African-American leadership network Project 21, discussed the 700-900 Tax Day Tea Parties across the national, taxation, ObamaCare, and cap-and-trade on G. Gordon Liddy's national radio program on April 15.
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I'm probably the only one in the Dallas Voice office who remembers the inauguration of President John F. Kennedy, which happened 50 years ago today. I remember being inspired then and was moved watching it again.
Several weeks before the election, my father came home from work one day and told how he had met Kennedy. He was stuck in traffic on the East Side Highway in Manhattan. A limousine pulled up next to him just as they came to a complete standstill.
Kennedy was sitting in the back seat with his window open. My father unrolled his window, leaned out of the car and shook the future president's hand, wishing him good luck.
Traffic began to move and the limo moved ahead.
Kennedy, he said, was gracious and charming. And something like that couldn't possibly happen today.


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TAMPA, Fla. – The No. 7 Saint Leo women's tennis team improved to 7-2 overall and 3-1 in the Sunshine State Conference after the Lions picked up a dominating 8-1 win over the 26th-ranked University of Tampa in conference tennis action on Wednesday afternoon.
The Lions picked up wins at every spot except no. 1 doubles including a thrilling No. 6 singles matchup featuring Phoebe Di Leo earning a tough 7-5, 7-5 straight sets victory over Tampa's Jenelle Morgan. In addition to DiLeo, Coralie Pesenti, Pauline Helgesson Maria Benkirane, Emily Singleton and Adrianna Daszkiewicz all picked up wins to help the Lions sweep through singles.
The Lions now look to return to the Saint Leo Tennis Center to face Rockhurst on Tuesday, March 5. The match is scheduled to get underway at 3:00 p.m.
For more information on the nationally ranked women's tennis team be sure to 'like' the Lions on Facebook and 'follow' Saint Leo on Twitter.
#12 Saint Leo 8, #26 Tampa 1
02/27/13 at Tampa, Fla. (Naimoli and Young Complex)
|Singles competition
|1. Coralie Pesenti (SLW) def. #50 Thashia Garcia (UTW) 6-0, 6-4
|2. Pauline Helgesson (SLW) def. Meg Wladimirski (UTW) 6-3, 7-5
|3. Maria Benkirane (SLW) def. Lauren Hewett (UTW) 6-2, 6-4
|4. Emily Singleton (SLW) def. Lindsay Nochowicz (UTW) 7-5, 6-4
|5. Adrianna Daszkiewicz (SLW) def. Kelsey Matthews (UTW) 6-4, 6-4
|6. Phoebe Di Leo (SLW) def. Jenelle Morgan (UTW) 7-5, 7-5
|Doubles competition
|1. Lauren Hewett/Meg Wladimirski (UTW) def. Laura Kemkes/Emily Singleton (SLW) 9-7
|2. Pauline Helgesson/Maria Benkirane (SLW) def. Kelsey Matthews/Lindsay Nochowicz (UTW) 8-5
|3. Coralie Pesenti/Adrianna Daszkiewicz (SLW) def. Thashia Garcia/Chloe Pereira (UTW) 8-2
|Match Notes
|Saint Leo 7-2, 3-1 SSC; National ranking #12; Regional ranking #2
|Tampa 6-3, 2-3 SSC; National ranking #26; Regional ranking #5


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A Treasure Hunt
This week, we will be featuring the thoughts of Jerry Gardner, one of the Curatorial Department's volunteers, on his work with the Fayman Archive.
I was recently given a task by Megan, MOPA's Collections Manager. I was to inventory 8 boxes that had been recently donated to MOPA. Megan called it the "Fayman Archive." I had heard of the name Fayman and connected it to the Arts in some way. Danah Fayman, that name was familiar but this was Lynn, which I usually relate to as a female name. But no, not a female, Lynn was Danah's deceased husband who had died unexpectedly in 1968.
Who was this man? I began to unravel the answer.
I was the first person at MOPA to explore the 8 boxes by making a detailed descriptive list and a count of all those objects inside. I soon found out I wouldn't know much about the archive as a whole until I had gone through all 8 boxes and correlated the contents. It was just "stuff" to me in the beginning of this "Treasure Hunt."
As I explored each box it was like being a voyeur, reading personal and business correspondence, exploring box after box of colored slides, an envelope of white gloves, a hand drawn color sketch (not signed, but obviously drawn by Dr. Seuss), personal photos of family, an award from the Cannes film festival and an award from the Photographic Society of America.
I learned that Lynn Fayman been had a very active volunteer, benefactor, and community supporter of arts organizations in San Diego. He had been President and an active member of the Board of La Jolla Museum of Art (now the Museum of Contemporary Art) for many years. He represented the museum in a variety of volunteer positions. One of their main galleries in La Jolla is dedicated to the Fayman's legacy.
He was a photographer who was also tied to film making and much of the material in the archive is related to his artistic talents. Artistic abstraction was his dominant interest in both color and black and white. He lectured, held slide shows, and educated other artists and the public about his ideas and thoughts on art and abstraction.
Check back in the weeks to come as we reveal more about the treasures we uncover!


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My local Smart & Final was out of boston butts, so I bought a cryovac of "Cushion Meat". A quick googling said it was good for pulled pork, so I got it.
When I went to put the rub on this morning, the meat was actually in about 5 large chunks of roughly equal size. The whole weight of it was about 8 pounds.
Now normally I would cook it on my egg at about 225 for 1-1/2 hours per pound, so 10-12 hours (overnight). But with it in 5 smaller chunks (that I can't put back together very well), does that drastically change the cooking temps?
I was planning on cooking two boston butts of lechon asado at the same time (for the Girl Scout Tasting Bee), but I think the timing will be different now. Anyone have advice?


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This is a really neat game
Why you cry Steven?
I'm your future you. I came to tell you from 1 hour in the future that you have to play this game.
It's PERFECT.
Amazing game. You should've Steam Greenlighted this. Very meaningful and a thought-provoking ending. ( I got both good and bad endings, both intrigued me) And they tell a story that amazes me. The description says this is not an art game, but in my opinion, it is. It tells an amazing story, good level design, and good graphics. I actually think this had bigger game potential than Meat Boy, but that game was amazing as well.
I feel like this could be related a lot with the binding of isaac ending....


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1. 30 Great Vegetarian Sandwiches in NYC
2. 19 Awesome Tacos at the New York City Wine and Food Festival's Tacos & Tequila
3. 10 Can't-Miss Autumn Sweets in NYC
4. M. Wells Dinette: Long Island City Strikes Back
5. Our Favorite Lard Breads in NYC
6. Behind the Scenes of Harold Dieterle's All-Sunflower Dish at Perilla
7. First Bites at Ivan Orkin's Game-Changing Ramen With April Bloomfield
8. Brooklyn on Parade at New York City Wine and Food Festival's Brooklyn's Backyard
9. Five Seasonal Sandwiches at 'wichcraft
10. Market Tours: House-Smoked Polish Kielbasa and 2,300 Beers at Eagle Provisions


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Squirrels and spruce boom and bust. According to a new study published in Science on 21 December 2006 (DOI: 10.1126/science.1135520), spruce trees in the Canadian Yukon, and parts of Belgium and Italy, have evolved a synchronized boom and bust approach to seed production in an attempt to thwart Red Squirrels (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus,) that feed on their seeds. Yahoo News (UK/Ireland) calls it "an evolutionary battle of wits for the survival of the species" between the spruce trees and the squirrels, and reports that "the phenomenon, known as masting, involves all of the trees in large regions synchronizing seed production so that they either produce massive amounts of seed, or no seed at all, in a given year."
Since the number of seed-bearing cones produced by one tree can vary dramatically, from 500 cones one year to 10 the next, the squirrel population will therefore be well fed one year, and starve the next, thus reducing the number of seed predators, allowing more seeds to survive. But research challenges this conventional evolutionary explanation. Researchers periodically captured and recaptured tagged squirrels to assess how many female squirrels were pregnant. At the same time, they recorded the number of cones produced by spruce trees in the squirrels' habitat. "Squirrels can somehow predict which years trees will produce massive amounts of seed, a new study reveals. The animals produce an extra litter of pups months ahead of these unusually large harvests."
According to Andrew McAdam of Michigan State University, one of the scientists involved in the study, "the reason it's so interesting is that we often think of seed predators, such as these squirrels, as going along with the trees' game." He explains that "this is the first time that this type of anticipation has been documented in animals such as squirrels." Scientists have not determined how squirrels can predict the size of the spruce cone harvest almost half a year in advance, but suggest perhaps the animals can detect higher levels of certain hormones in the cone buds that appear on trees a year before the large harvest. Perhaps they notice more of these cone buds in the spring ahead of the harvest and have an extra litter based on this visual cue. The Yahoo report concludes that the squirrels are beating the spruce trees in the "battle of wits."
Editorial Comment: Winning at games or wars requires superior strategies planned well in advance. The victor is the one who best anticipates the opponent's most likely moves, and develops the most effective counter-measures. Squirrels certainly have intelligence, and their collective survival strategy is clever. That is not proof that squirrels evolved, but it is proof that the squirrels brain is capable of solving such problems. Trees, on the other hand, are clearly not intelligent, therefore any "behaviour" used by spruce trees to defeat predators must rightly be attributed to their Designer, who created them on the third day as food for creatures such as squirrels (Genesis 1:11-13). Since both spruce trees and squirrels still survive, the score must be even.
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Eighties soul man Leee John is putting on a rare live show in Streatham this week.
John founded funk band Imagination in the early 80s and the band went on to enjoy success including four platinum discs and sold 26 million records to date.
John will be showcasing his famous falsetto vocals at Hideaway alongside his soul jazz quartet where they will be mixing sophisticated jazz and urban soul.
On the night he will be playing a mix of tracks from his collections of covers and originals. He will also perform some Imagination hits as well including Just an Illusion.
Lee John, Hideaway, Streatham, Empire Mews, April 17, 7pm, £10, go to hideawaylive.co.uk for more information.


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Monday, December 5, 2011
July 25, 2011
This posting is part of an occasional series, based upon a bicycle tour around the Great Lakes, starting with Lake Huron.
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Monday, September 26, 2011
Thomas Shevory, Ithaca College
This posting is a part of series, written in connection with a bicycle trip that I completed around Lake Huron, in the Summer 2011, to survey, at 12 miles per hour, the history, culture, ecology, and economic evolution of the region. While on the trip, I read


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Silver Star: Reese, Ewin L. HQ, 95th Infantry Division, 1st Battalion G Company G.O. No. 117 (1945).
Silver Star and Purple Heart Awarded to Pfc. Ewing L. Reese.
Lynchburg, Tennessee (Special) -
Pfc. Ewing L. Reese son of Mrs. Virgil T. Newsome, of Shelbyville, Tn. and husband of Mrs. Jimmie Parkes Reese, of the Lois Community, in this county has been Awarded the SILVER STAR for gallantry in action on April 1, 1945 in the vicinity of Lamershagen, Germany.
When a task force of tanks and an infantry regiment, to which he belonged was halted by devasting panzerfzust fire.
Private Reese and five comrades went to reconnoiter, and if possible eliminate the panzerfausts. Coming upon the enemy on high ground, Private Reese participated in a bold assault which destroyed the position and enabled the tanks to resume their advance. Seven Germans were killed by Private Reese and his comrades, and 14 bazookas were captured.
Private Reese is with the Ninth Army and has been overseas for about a year...


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Gator Hoops Podcast: 12/4/12 FSU preview
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Get an overview of this hotelModern hotel near the Berlaymont building
Popular property highlights
In European quarter
In the center of Brussels' European quarter, this 8-story hotel is 2 km (about 1 mi) from the historic Grand-Place and about 3 km (2 mi) from the Eurostar train terminal. Schuman metro station is a 5-minute walk away.
Hotel spa
Guests can relax in Hotel Berlaymont Brussels' Relax Spa (bathing suits mandatory), which include a gym, sauna, steam room, plunge pool, and massages. WiFi is free throughout.
Original artwork
The hotel's 212 guestrooms have framed, original photographs by European artists, garden or street views, and contemporary mahogany furniture.
Guest Highlights
- Good, quiet location
- Proximity to public transit
- Onsite bar
- Clean guestrooms
- Overall room comfort
- Parking wasn't ideal
Hotel Berlaymont Brussels EU
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Open early morning to late evening every day, Hotel Berlaymont Brussels' mosaic-tiled health club features a gym with free weights, four cardio and four resistance machines, an eight-person sauna, steam room, spa tub, plunge pool, relaxation area with small outdoor deck, massage services (surcharge), and locker rooms with showers. There's a garden for fresh air and refreshing strolls. Just off the lobby, a business center has a PC with complimentary high-speed Internet access, Internet point, and printer, and a conference center offers meeting space.
- Free WiFi
- Steam room
- Sauna
- Health club
- Bar/lounge
- Restaurant
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee shop or café
- Business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Multilingual staff
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Total number of rooms - 212
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Number of floors - 8
- Elevator/lift
- Year Built 1996
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Express check-out
- Full-service spa
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Luggage storage
- Turkish bath/Hammam
- One meeting room
- Express check-in
- Laundry facilities
- Garden
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Long-term parking (surcharge)
- Conference center
- Wedding services
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Soundproofed rooms
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Long-term parking (surcharge), Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Free WiFi
- Room service (24 hours)
- Air conditioning
- Free bottled water
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Cable TV service
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- In-room massage available
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Soundproofed rooms
- Partially open bathroom
- Daily housekeeping
- Individually furnished
- Individually decorated
Where to Eat
L'Objectif - A formal gourmet restaurant, seating up to 90 on leather dining chairs and banquettes. A fresh rose at every table. Based on seasonally available ingredients, the modern French lunch and dinner menus focus on a different theme each month. A hot-and-cold buffet breakfast, including Belgian waffles, is served daily.
The News Bar - An intimate, black-tiled bar, with modern leather armchairs and circular murals that depict the starry night sky. Serves beer, wine, spirits, and snacks, with Belgian beers and cocktails a specialty. Open from late afternoon to the early hours. For two hours every evening, complimentary canapés accompany all drinks.
Baqué Coffee House - A split-level coffee shop, just off the lobby. The range of breakfasts and light lunches, including Danish pastries and baguettes, is popular with local businesspeople. Both food and drinks can be taken away. Open daily from early morning to late afternoon.
Nearby Things to Do
Open early morning to late evening daily, the hotel's Relax Spa features a gym with free weights, four cardio and four resistance machines, an eight-person sauna, steam room, spa tub, plunge pool, relaxation area with small outdoor deck, massage services, and locker rooms with showers.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
Spa Services
The Relax SPA is equipped with a sauna, Turkish bath, steam bath, infrared sauna, jacuzzi, terrace, massage room, and a fully equipped gym. The use of a bathing suit is mandatory.
- Sauna in spa
- Massages
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2:00 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for EUR 27 per night.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for EUR 15 per night.
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 4.24 per accommodation, per night
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 22 per person (approximately)
- Extended parking fee: EUR 24 per night
- Crib (infant bed) fee: EUR 15 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 27 per night
- Facilities fee: EUR 10 per person, per day and includes use of:
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Maer Roshan and friends launch satirical iPad appazine, 'Punch!'
Maer Roshan is back today.
The habitual magazine-launcher has been working for some months with sometime conspirator Dany Levy on Punch!, which debuts today as an iPad app (free!) that promises to be partly a pop-culture gaming platform and original content, curated on the "Culture Shelf," that, according to press materials presents "a series of scrollable shelves presenting diverse culture offering both high and low" that "feels like an interactive variety show."
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We haven't gotten to take a look yet, though you can take a look at some screenshots here and read the full press release below.
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Punch! Launches First-Ever Satirical App for iPad -- Users Can "Play with Pop Culture"
New York, NY – April 12, 2012 – Punch! Media, a leading-edge, interactive mobile technology content company, today announces the launch of Punch!, a unique game-like app for iPad that invites users to "play with pop culture."
Punch! was built from the ground up specifically for iPad, combining the sharp design and editorial standards of top magazines with iPad's engaging Multi-Touch environment. Punch! fuses the experience of mobile games with real-time web offerings to present content in a way that can only exist on iPad.
"iPad has enabled us to do storytelling in an entirely new and immersive way," said Punch! Media CEO David Bennahum. "Punch! merges the best of the old and new: the graphic design sensibility and editorial standards of print with the interactive features and style of mobile games."
Punch! produces original content exclusively showcased in "The Culture Shelf," a series of scrollable shelves presenting diverse cultural offerings – both high and low. Punch! feels like an interactive variety show, featuring a range of pop culture sketches and vignettes that combine animation, sound, web applications such as YouTube and Google Maps, and social sharing tools.
"Punch! Is really about incubating great ideas wherever they come from," said Maer Roshan, Founding Editor of Punch Media!. "The app is designed to encourage a sense of discovery and I'm excited for iPad users to get their hands on it."
The Punch! App is available for free from the App Store at: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/punch!-culture-shelf/id516068498?ls=1&mt=8
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Punch! is an interactive satirical app that redefines the content experience with game-like engagement and razor sharp design.
Punch! fuses the experience of mobile games with real-time web offerings to present content in a way that can only exist on a tablet. It is a new iPad Platform that encourages users to "play with pop culture."
Punch! co-founders are David S. Bennahum, CEO; Maer Roshan, Founding Editor; Ethan Fletcher, Chief Operating Officer; Dany Levy, Creative Director; and Daniel Wyszynski, Chief Technology Officer.
Punch!'s technology platform was created by Daniel Wyszynski, and its editorial content is created by a team of editors who work in tandem with the tech and design teams.
The app's design is overseen by Kate Elazegui, Design Director. Kate has a long history overseeing art departments at magazines including New York, Money and Radar.
Bennahum and Roshan had the idea for Punch!, and Bennahum oversaw its creation over the last two years. Roshan, former Editor-in-Chief of Radar, helped create the app's satirical editorial sensibility and recruit the editorial and art teams. Levy also helped establish Punch!'s editorial point-of-view.
A Punch! prototype was built in February 2011 and Bennahum and his tech team have refined its technology and publishing system since then. Says Bennahum: "Our technology lets users produce content with the fit and finish of an App without having to do any complicated programming. I hope our platform will empower legions of creative people to publish remarkable experiences on iPad."
Punch! presents a unique opportunity for marketers who are able to create beautifully showcased sponsored content alongside editorial. Sponsors can also deploy a "Brand Owned Shelf" directly in the app store under their own brand, using Punch!'s original publishing platform – akin to a "pop up store in the App Store."
Seed funding comes from Betaworks, TechStars, Dany Levy, Jason Calacanis and New Enterprise Associates.


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The truth is out there, and a loosely knit cabal of conspiracy theorists say it is determined to defy the authorities and share their reality.
"Truthers" believe, among other improbabilities, that the Sandy Hook school massacre was a hoax and the grieving parents were paid actors, that 9/11 was an inside job perpetrated by George W. Bush's administration and that U.S. President Barack Obama was born in Kenya, making him ineligible to occupy the White House.
The Internet allows truthers a vast platform. Recently, that resulted in anguish for the Sandy Hook parents. Former Winnipegger Nelba Márquez-Greene took to Facebook to plead for an end to this nonsense. Here's what she said after a news conference held by Sandy Hook parents set off another wave of disbelievers:
"Many want the 'real' story. Here is the real story: Evil visited Newtown," she wrote. "Now it's our choice to respond. We choose good. We choose life. We choose hope. We choose that even though we're sad and we weren't perfect parents, we got one thing right: We invested in eternal things."
Conspiracy theories are as old as recorded history, a cultural phenomenon purporting to explain personal or world events with claims of hidden agendas, generally by big government or media. The New World Order conspiracy asserts international elites control and manipulate governments, industry and banking. The 1963 assassination of American president John F. Kennedy launched still-enduring theories that the CIA, FBI, KGB or Fidel Castro played a role in his death.
The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza in Dallas, the site where Lee Harvey Oswald fired the fatal shot, is rich with photos, exhibits and video of the event. I met former Dallas police officer James Leavelle at the museum. He was handcuffed to Oswald when the sniper was shot by Jack Ruby. His belief that Oswald acted alone was unshakable.
But truthers persist. They parse photos, news reports and rumour to "prove" their theories. Sandy Hook has provided a fresh opportunity, and many of these lunatics have filled websites with their nonsense.
In a blog, James Tracy, a tenured professor at Florida Atlantic University, expressed doubt the Sandy Hook killings took place.
"With the exception of an unusual and apparently contrived appearance by (slain six-year-old) Emilie Parker's alleged father," he wrote, "victims' family members have been almost wholly absent from public scrutiny... While it sounds like an outrageous claim, one is left to inquire whether the Sandy Hook shooting ever took place -- at least in the way law-enforcement authorities and the nation's news media have described."
I was at Ana Márquez-Greene's funeral. His suggestion is obscene.
Another truther website claims people were paid to act as parents and students.
"After such a harrowing event, why are select would-be family members and students lingering in the area and repeatedly offering themselves for interviews," it asks. "A possible reason is that they are trained actors working under the direction of state and federal authorities and in co-ordination with cable and broadcast network talent to provide tailor-made crisis acting that realistically drives home the event's tragic features."
This would be almost entertaining if the truthers weren't reaching such a large and gullible audience.
One of the most popular Sandy Hook truther theories is that the alleged slaughter of children was a scam pulled off by Obama's team to bolster support for the president's gun-control measures. Earlier this week, the NRA launched an ad campaign attacking Obama for trying to curb gun violence while using armed Secret Service agents to protect his own children.
In truther world, Obama is a hypocrite bent on wresting guns from the hands of average Americans. They believe, he'll even pretend 20 little Americans were murdered to further his nefarious campaign.
The truth is out there. Evil happens. Children die. More than 900 Americans have been killed by firearms since the Newtown massacre. Assault weapons should be banned. If there's a conspiracy, it is by those who benefit from the sale of guns and turn a blind eye to the resulting carnage.


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The 10 Sluttiest Halloween Costumes (You Know You Want This)
10 get-ups you should avoid… or rush deliver. On Halloween, the choice is yours.
-Faye Brennan
Despite what you may have heard, there is a line between sexy and slutty on October 31. Sexy costumes are a little bit revealing, definitely playful, but always flattering. A slutty costume is one that barely covers your naughty bits, or is something that only pedophiles and pimps would love.
Yet, Halloween is all about fantasies. Once a year you get the chance to be anything at all, the sky and your imagination is the limit. If you're in the mood this year to go all out—and let it all hang out—here are 10 of the sluttiest costumes we could find, wrapped in a pretty little bow for you.
1. Working Girl costume ($49.95, flirtcatalog.com)
Who wants to be Julia Roberts when you can be the broke hooker she played in Pretty Woman?
2. Sexy Construction Worker costume ($54.95, yandy.com)
Mmmm, hard hats and grease stains – nothing oozes sex more. WD-40 not included.
3. School Girl Tease costume ($34, odgirl.com)
We're pretty sure you're not supposed to leave the bedroom in this one… not even to go to the bathroom.
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PHILADELPHIA - It may have been a damp, overcast day in Philadelphia on Wednesday, but it was plenty Sunny at Ellen Vagelos Field.
That would be Sunny Stirewalt, a senior forward on the University of Pennsylvania field hockey team. She scored twice against Villanova, once in the first half and again in the second, to propel the Quakers to a 2-1 win over their local rivals.
Penn has now beaten Villanova two years in a row after losing six straight to the Wildcats in a series that has been played every year since 1986. The Quakers are 12-3 on the season, while the 'Cats fell to 3-12.
Stirewalt's first goal came early in the game, and was pretty much all her. She drove the ball down the left side, rolled it into the circle from near the end line, andtucked a low-angle shot inside the near post that beat Villanova keeper Alex Diekmann toher right. The game wasn't even two minutes old, and Penn was up 1-0.
Villanova struck back nearly 20 minutes later. A ball from Lauren Wilson was played into the circle, where Heather Smillie struck it toward goal. Carly Sokach deflected the ball high, but it continued toward the goal. Penn defenders swung away to clear but had no success, and the ball continued bouncing right into the goal. It was still a 1-1 game at halftime.
Penn dominated the second half, outshooting Villanova 8-1 in the period (13-4 for the game) and taking all six of the corners in the half (8-1 advantage for the game). That pressure paid off with just under 10 minutes left in regulation, when Stirewalt collected a loose ball in front and beat Diekmann for the second time on the day.
Sokach finished the game with a save, and was aided by a first-half defensive save from senior defender Amelia Cohen. At the other end, Diekmann had eight stops.
Penn has two Ivy League games still left on its schedule, starting Saturday when the Quakers are at Brown for a noon start. If the Quakers beat the Bears, their game with Princeton on Saturday, Nov. 9 will be for at least a share of the Ivy League title.
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1. There are over 10 different greens to choose from among Sharpie markers, highlighters and pens! That's a whole lot of green to uncap! Celebrate Earth Day by sending notes to friends, family, & co-workers with tips on how to be eco-friendly everyday. Write a letter to someone you know who practices a green lifestyle and celebrate their efforts! Leave reminders around the house, at school & in the office to do simple things that make an impact: Turn off the lights, conserve water, unplug electronics that you aren't using, & of course recycle.
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