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An Indiana garden blogger, Carol of May Dreams Gardens, hosts a "Bloom Day" each month and invites bloggers everywhere to share what's blooming in their gardens; this is my first time to take part, and I'm a day late in posting.
Taking time to look….then look closer…..was time well spent for me~ thank you, Carol, for the inspiration and invitation!
A look (above) at a mixed container with tall
Russian Sage Mexican bush sage /Salvia leucantha. I like the natural upright, leggy look of it – this container isn't showy, but I appreciate its honesty.
I didn't include all my blooms – like the 5′ and still showy Mexican Petunias or the still going strong Plumbago. They'll surely not be blooming for the next Bloom Day in December, but then again….around here one never knows.


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Richmond's Brad Pickett is hoping to make it a happy hat-trick when the takes on America's Eddie Wineland in the year-ending Ultimate Fighting Championship 155 event in Las Vegas on Saturday.
The 34-year-old former semi-professional footballer has won 22 of his 28 professional fights in an eight-year career, and is unbeaten in 2012 thus far, with wins over Damacio Page and Yves Jabouin in Stockholm and Nottingham respectively.
"I cannot wait to meet Eddie in Las Vegas. UFC 155 is one of the biggest card of the year, a great way to end 2012," said Pickett.
"It's an honour to be involved on the same card as the UFC heavyweight championship.
"2012 has been a fantastic year for me personally, I got enegaged and have won both of my two fights so far and I guarantee that it'll be three come New Years' Eve.
"Eddie is a dangerous fighter who's coming off a good win back in June, but he has nowhere near as much experience as I do and won't be able to deal with my speed and power."

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BRISBANE -- Australia recently made cigarettes Public Enemy No. 1 and has now moved beyond the wheezing, emphysema afflicted smoker to put the "fat bastards'' in its sights.
The national obsession with fat has hit overdrive in 2013 with a range of programs to stop what is now being widely described, without irony, as a "national epidemic."
The European arrivals on Australia's First Fleet in 1788 feared starvation in the first perilous years of settlement. Now we're nervous about gorging ourselves into an early grave at "Maccas" (the Australian nickname name for McDonald's).
The northern state of Queensland is identified as hosting the nation's largest number of "fat bastards" -- that wonderful caricature of obesity portrayed as a foul-mouthed Scot in the Austin Powers films.
Queensland's chief health officer Jeannette Young has called on parents to ban their children from consuming all soft drinks and fruit juices until they have reached high-school age.
And this week the previously absurd notion of a "fat tax" was actively discussed as a panel of nutritionists, doctors and health economists gathered in the state capital of Brisbane.
Participant Dr. Tracy Comans told The Courier Mail the biggest threats came from sugar-sweetened beverages, processed meats and "snack foods."
Comans says tax is one weapon, subsidies another.
"First of all we wanted to identify the main culprits and then, if it is feasible, to tax them," Comans said.
Australia's federal government is carving out a reputation as a world leader in keeping its citizens in line when it comes to healthy living.
Last year it legislated plain packaging for cigarettes and has ensured smokes are hidden away in colourless trays behind shop counters.
Now sections of the health profession appear to be generating low-level hysteria over the size of what only a generation ago were seen as healthy, robust kids.
The Danish government gave the fat tax a shot in October, 2011, with a tax on butter, milk, cheese, pizza, meat, oil and processed food. But the Danes found it didn't deter the fat bastards, and overturned it late last year.
That almost every developed nation has grown fat can't be argued -- the decline in physical activity sparked by the Industrial Revolution has led us to the Communication Age, where much of our physical "work" doesn't extend beyond typing on a keyboard.
But the plethora of weight-loss companies and the endless debate on finding "solutions'' to the "problem" of obesity does weary many souls (even those carrying extra kilograms themselves) who know full well the answer is simple.
One of the nation's more popular and high profile politicians, Opposition front bencher Malcolm Turnbull, recently lost about 14 kilograms.
Such was the media interest in the newly svelte communication spokesman that Turnbull was quizzed on his "secret" during a press conference.
"It may seem like a penetrating glimpse of the obvious,'' he told curious reporters. But it is an insight most of us ignore because it is too painful.
"The way to lose weight is to eat less.
"I am being less greedy than I used to be.''
Michael Madigan is the Winnipeg Free Press correspondent in Australia. He writes mostly about politics for the Brisbane-based Courier Mail.


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Director of Ithaca College Orchestras, Jeffery Meyer, Conducts Thailand International Composition Festival Closing Concert
Director of Ithaca College Orchestras, Jeffery Meyer, conducted the Thailand International Composition Festival closing concert on July 14, 2012 in Thailand. This is his third international performance this summer, previously conducting in Russia and China.
From the Thailand Philharmonic website:
During the closing concert of the Thailand International Composition Festival, the Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra will present outstanding works of the contemporary idiom by the featured guest composers (Zhou Long, Eric Moe, Xiaogang Ye, and Narong Prangcharoen) of TICF. In addition several of the guest performers of the festival – including members of the featured ensemble, the Tetris Quartet – will present concerto performances, to the delight of the audience.
The concert will include the 2011 Pulitzer Prize winning composer Zhou Long's concerto for flute and orchestra, Five Elements. The solo performance for this work will feature the internationally acclaimed Italian flutist, Luisa Sello. Eric Moe, the composer the NY Times describes as creating "…music of winning exuberance," will present his fantastic work, No Time Like the Present, which is certain to captivate the audience. Also a guest of the conference, Xiaogang Ye is considered one of the most important Chinese composers of his generation. His spectacular work Winter will provide a unique, magical world of sound. Narong Prangcharoen, one of the most exciting and internationally recognized composers from Thailand will present his new work, Illuminations. The wonderful violinist, Pauline Kim Harris will perform John Zorn's enticing Les Contes des Fees. For an adventure into the world of jazz and classical fusion, listeners will relish Dave Chesky's Double Concerto for violin, cello and string orchestra, performed by the phenomenal cellist, Dave Eggar and riveting violinist, Rachel Golub.
All of these works will receive their Southeast Asian premiere during this concert, by the TPO. The varied and inspiring works on the program provide the rare opportunity to absorb some of the most engaging music of today.
For more information, please visit The Thailand International Composition Festival (TICF)
For conductor's biography, please visit: http://www.st-pcp.org/about_director.asp
Jeffery Meyer
Luisa Sello, Flute
Dave Eggar, Cello
Rachel Golub, Violin
Pauline Kim Harris, Violin
Eric Moe: No Time Like the Present (1996)
Zhou Long: Five Elements (2010)
John Zorn: Les Contes des Fees (1999)
David Chesky: Concerto for Violin and Cello (2010)
Xiaogang Ye: Winter (1989/92)
Narong Prangcharoen: Illuminations (2012)
Originally published in Intercom: Director of Ithaca College Orchestras, Jeffery Meyer, Conducts Thailand International Composition Festival Closing Concert.


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RIO DELL- The Rio Dell Police Department will increase enforcement along the river bar in response to residents concerns over pollution and noise in the area. Police will increase patrols in the area, continue the policy of locking access points at night and review the city's noise ordinance.
"This is Rio Dells front yard. but. evidentially, Rio Dell doesn't want to take care of it anymore," said Michael Chase who lives along the river bar.
Chase said people dump garbage along the river and damage the area with motorized vehicles like motorcycles and ATV's. Chase said the council should close the river bar to vehicles and only keep it open for pedestrians. "Are we too lazy we can't walk anymore," said Chase.
Rio Dell resident George Patmore said their is garbage along the river, but said the river does not need to be closed to stop it. "People litter and leave their garbage down there, which, I think, is a pretty easy fix," said Patmore.
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MEMBERS of the English Defence League met in Colchester today to lay a wreath and hold a minute silence to mark the first anniversary of the murder of soldier Lee Rigby.
Anti-fascists, who claim the EDL are using his death for political gain, also attended to voice their opposition to the group.
The wreath laying took place at the war memorial outside Castle Park at midday.
See tomorrow's Gazette for the full story
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Last year about 60 members of the EDL clashed with 150 protesters near the war memorial.
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With over 130 stores, Moss is the UK's leading men's formal wear retailer. Following the sale of 13 Hugo Boss stores back to Hugo Boss, the company embarked on an ambitious new concept store in London's Canary Wharf which would be the template for future Moss stores across the UK.
The Faces were appointed as interior designers and Light Tecnica were appointed as lighting designers. With the store being split in to three key areas (Bespoke, Hire and Moss) it was important that each area should be both different yet complimentary to each other.
Due to the dark finishes in the Bespoke and Hire areas, it was decided that 70 W CDM-T lamps would be the primary lamp source. Supplementary to this however would be the use of 20 W CDM-Tm lamps, T5 fluorescent lamps and LED fixtures for important detail areas.
Overall the store was considered a huge success by the retailer and it is their intention to use this store as a template for future Moss stores throughout the UK.
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PHILADELPHIA – The University of Pennsylvania women's tennis team picked up its first win of the spring season Friday afternoon, defeating Akron 6-1, inside the Levy Tennis Pavilion.
After dropping its first two spring matches of the season, Penn (1-2, 0-0 Ivy) broke through against a previously undefeated Akron team (6-1).
The Quakers picked up their first point in doubles, the first time they've done so this spring. Playing as the No. 1 duo, Sol Eskenazi and Kana Daniel made quick work of Akron's Olga Shkundina and Ksenia Berestetska, winning 6-1.
Jaime Yapp-Shing and Sonya Latycheva sealed the first point for Penn with a 6-2 victory. The duo of Stephanie Do and Alex Ion were trailing 4-3, when their match was halted.
Playing in the No. 2 position, the freshman Daniel got Penn started with a 6-2, 6-0 victory. The Quakers then picked up wins from Ion, Eskenazi, Yapp-Shing and Do to finish with five singles wins.
Making her first appearance in the singles lineup this spring, Latycheva pushed her match to a tie-breaker, eventually falling in the third set 10-4.
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4. Yapp-Shing (Penn) def. Berestetska (Akron); 6-3, 6-3.
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Since it's Friday and we're only a week away from the holidays, here's a brief look at some of the latest photos our old pal Coco has been posting to Twitter, starting with last night's "Thong Thursday" pic. Think of it as catching up with an old friend who really wants you to become an amateur proctologist. Or you can just talk to your real ones who can't wait to tell you about their "exciting new business" except, surprise, it's Amway, and now they won't shut up about it. Your call.
Adding… How do I get one of these on my mantle? Do I have to hunt it myself or just be there for the kill? I've never been the outdoors type.
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text: PORTLAND, Ore. ( TheStreet) -- Oct. 3 was apparently Freelance Psychotherapist Night at the Newmark Theater here in Portland. Somebody really should have told Fiona Apple this before she got on stage.It wasn't really an issue until about the tail end of the singer's performance, when one of the clearly trained professionals in question opted to waive her fee and offer Apple some advice free of charge: "Fiona! Get Healthy! We Want To See You In 10 Years!" Her colleagues, apparently not sharing the same view of Apple's aesthetic tells as this particular woman, lustily advised her to cram a notebook in it. Apple, for her part, made a simple request -- peppered with colorful adjectives -- to have the house lights brought up so she could see this woman being ejected from the room. That chafed against professional ethic of yet another of the theater's ubiquitous therapists on hand, who implied that Apple's best days may be behind her, remarking that "I saw you 20 years ago and you were beautiful." As early and unexpected therapy sessions often do, this got the better of Apple's emotions and forced her from the stage after a rendition of "Waltz (Better Than Fine)" before her allotted hour was up. What did she take away from her windfall of free life lessons: That she'd just endured a "historically stupid night" and that she's "not going to try to convince someone I'm healthy." Since there are a few people in this town who've now doled out their painstakingly detailed and researched analysis and received nothing in return -- not even thanks for what they know to be a good deed -- let us repay the favor with some advice of our own: Just shut it. Seriously, shut up. The price you willingly paid for a ticket -- no matter how high it might have been -- entitles you only to the performance and, perhaps, a seat. Nobody else who paid that same price did so to hear your thoughts on the proceedings or any other interjection you may have on hand. In this forum, your words are worthless -- of no value whatsoever. Even worse, they only diminish the value of the tickets being held within earshot of you and do irreparable damage to the live concert experience in general. In fact, they so degrade the communal experience in general that they turn other patrons away in droves each year.


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EVGA X79 Dark Reviewby Ian Cutress on 10/23/2013 10:00 AM EST
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DanNeely - Wednesday, October 23, 2013 - linkHow solidly anchored is the 24pin ATX socket, and how stiff is the board itself? I've always assumed the reason I've never seen a sideways version of one was that the thickness and stiffness of the cable meant that if used in cases with behind the board cabling or that had limited space in front of the board would result in excess torque being applied. Reply
kolemunky - Wednesday, October 23, 2013 - linkboard is made of good quality material( stiff) and 24 pin is securely attached, but its location makes it very difficult for removal unless the board is removed from the case. Ive had this board since launch and can verify that the bios situation is as bad as the reviewer states. 2.07 does fix some of the overclocking bugs, but there are other issues that still persist. disabling marvell raid ports disables USB 3.0 ports. ? I have 4 ssds setup as a bootable raid-0 and have had it fail 3 times, once randomly, 2 others after updating the bios, 2.04, 2.07. considering this tech has been around 2 years , I don't see how they couldn't get this board rock solid day one. There are no features on the board that justify the price tag. Raid performance on marvell ports is abysmal. USB ports have serious issues. RIVE is a better buy and a better performer. I have already sold this board and am waiting for the RIVE black. I would advise anyone on picking up this board to look elsewhere. One look in the forums and you will understand why. Reply
DanNeely - Wednesday, October 23, 2013 - linkI'm not surprised about installing the cable being a pain; in smaller/older cases even the angled sata ports can be a problem. Reply
Flunk - Friday, October 25, 2013 - linkI can attest to that. I used to use a SilverStone SUGO SG-03 for a SLI setup. Any angled connectors on the board are evil and should be expunged. Its less of an issue on an EATX board because the required cases are enormous but still annoying. Reply
DanNeely - Friday, October 25, 2013 - linkThe angled sata connectors are due to SLI/xFire on ATX/mATX boards; because there's not enough space near the southbridge to fit them in somewhere they're not at risk of being blocked by longer cards. Reply
CecileWamsley - Monday, October 28, 2013 - linkMy Uncle Julian got metallic MINI Cooper Clubman just by some part time working online with a macbook air... visit their website... http://smal.ly/8wUo2 Reply
ConcreteBrew - Tuesday, March 17, 2015 - linkI have built ten high end machines using EVGA boards and I have never seen more eye candy or enjoyed tweaking it where "no man has ever been before" in a motherboard; including ASUS's Rampage IV which lasted a little over a year before giving up the ghost. Although supposedly still under warranty, I spent weeks trying to get an RMA from ASUS and finally gave up. This particular board is in my opinion, perfection at its best. It is significantly thicker and sturdier than the Rampage and the ATX socket, along with the rest that are at 90 degrees including the USB 3.0 to make room for that fourth GPU, are as stiff as in their vertical position. In fact, you can see the thickness of the metal framing coming through the board if you peel back the thick rubber insulation. These are all innovations and not gimmicks that I have found to be a constant with EVGA products. Never mind the fact that their technical support is available 24/7 for customers that have registered their products. They have a toll-free number and normally, you are on the phone with a live individual within two or three minutes. Better yet, they speak excellent English and and do know what they are talking about. You can't find anything this good anywhere. And best of all, they resolve your problems rather than put you off. And when warranted, you will hang -up with an RMA that is already in process. Reply
garnetandblack - Wednesday, October 23, 2013 - linkThis review is spot on. Great hardware, for the most part - troubling bios.
EVGA's previous x79 boards were just as bad (if not worse) in this regard. Reply
warezme - Wednesday, October 23, 2013 - linkTroubling to hear. I have always bought EVGA boards, usually the latest releases when I build a new system. Their boards are usually solid well built and their technical support and return policy are the best. You call and get to speak with real people. Reply
iamkyle - Wednesday, October 23, 2013 - linkeVGA's last solid board was the X58 classified. Everything has gone downhill since then and I can't understand why. Reply
JellyRoll - Thursday, October 24, 2013 - linkThey lost Shamino :) They should have never let him go. Reply
Gen-An - Thursday, October 24, 2013 - linkYep. Mr. Peter Tan was the reason why the X58 EVGA boards were so good, but once Asus got him, it was all over. Reply
DarkStryke - Friday, October 25, 2013 - linkThey lost almost the entire motherboard engineering team to Sapphire like two years ago, and Shamino / Tan moved to ASUS. Their boards have been mediocre since, living off the hype fumes of the X58 glory days when they were one of the best boards out there. Reply
fluxtatic - Friday, October 25, 2013 - linkInteresting, as I was sort of under the impression that Sapphire had bailed back out of the motherboard market again a while back. I picked up a Sapphire Pure E-350 a couple years ago, as it was the right combination of price and features (even though documentation and support were fairly awful.) It's been a solid board, running my home file server. Last I looked, though, there were no Sapphire boards to be found. Maybe they just bailed on the US market? Reply
jasonelmore - Friday, October 25, 2013 - linksapphire still makes AMD Graphics cards, and i'm sure they were recruited for them and not their motherboards lol. Reply
itchyartist - Wednesday, October 23, 2013 - linkgood look for this motherboard Reply
powruser - Thursday, October 24, 2013 - linkCrazy that they're asking $400 for this board. No ALC1150? ... Really? It's not like X79 is a brand new chipset, they've had plenty of time to figure out how to make a proper motherboard. Disappointing to say the least. Reply
defiler99 - Thursday, October 24, 2013 - linkI bought one of these and had nothing but trouble with it, despite using three different sets of RAM, etc, etc. I came to the conclusion that the board just wasn't ready to go, and got an ASUS X79-DELUXE instead. So far, working 1000% better. Reply
P4spooky - Friday, October 25, 2013 - linkNot to mention $50 cheaper! Shame the hardware looks impressive but don't have time to mess around with buggy bios issues. Reply
jasonelmore - Friday, October 25, 2013 - linki dropped EVGA a couple of years ago and went to Asus simply because of their Custom PCB Video cards, and awesome motherboards.. EVGA was great, but they lacked a lot of custom and high performance components. All of their graphics cards were basicly a refrence design with a evga sticker.
Here recently, they've heard the outcry and started making custom coolers, and maybe 1 or 2 custom pcb cards, but their engineering department pales in comparison to Asus's.
EVGA does win in the warranty and customer service departments. I loved that about evga, however i would have to rma my cards about once a year due to failing components. Now since i've went to custom pcb cards with better cooling and better parts, i haven't had to RMA once.. And if i ever have to RMA with Asus, i dread it, because they're customer support is awful. Reply
Flunk - Friday, October 25, 2013 - linkI can't see why anyone would buy this. EVGA might be a top-tier video card supplier but their motherboards are seriously unproven and generally problematic. Unless they prove a real cut-rate price I can't see sales coming their way. And even that, in the high-end, probably doesn't matter. I would literally pay $150 more for the Rampage Formula than for this. Reply
mapesdhs - Friday, October 25, 2013 - link
Alas I have to agree. Seems odd to release a board like this now which has so many
problems when there are alternatives such as the awesomely reliable and easy to use
range from ASUS which won't cause any grief. You mentioned the Formula; there's
also the Extreme, though I bought the P9X79 WS which has identical functions as
regards oc'ing, etc. I had no problems getting mine to 4.7 with a 3930K, 64GB RAM
@ 2133, _four_ GTX 580 3GB cards, several SSDs, disks, etc. See:
And I haven't remotely finished pushing the CPU oc yet.
It's a pity, I do some have nice older EVGA boards, but this release seems so out of whack.
Ian. Reply
wakuritz - Monday, October 28, 2013 - linkNot nit-picking, just pointing out the grammatical error in the 2nd paragraph, last sentence (manufacturer<manufactures): "A BIOS is always just ones and zeroes, and it is up to the company who manufacturer the motherboard to get the BIOS to work first time, even on the simple stuff."
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A 46-YEAR-old man has been found not guilty of indecently assaulting two boys in the 1980s and 1990s.
Following a five-day trial, Nazir Master was cleared of the four allegations of indecent assault against the youngsters.
Speaking after the verdict, Mr Master said he and his family had been through a 'stressful' time since the allegations had been made. And the tax specialist said he was glad the ordeal was now over.
Mr Master, of Langham Road, Blackburn, said: "My children have been going to their exams and my son has been doing his A-Levels throughout this.
"It has been a very stressful time for all the family."
It took a jury at Preston Crown Court just over three hours to clear Mr Master of the charges.
It had been alleged that he had coaxed the boys into his house telling them he needed help with decorating or work before assaulting them.
But Christopher Diamond, for the defendant, had told the court during his closing speech that Mr Master could not have been guilty because he had been working in London when the assaults were said to have taken place.
He also told the jurors the complainants might have had 'some sort of hatred' for Mr Master because he was 'bi-curious', resulting in them plotting against him.
Speaking outside the courtroom after the not guilty result, Mr Master's brother-in-law said family life could now get back to normal.
He said: "We are so relieved the trial is over now.
"The big thing was Nazir could not speak to his son because of the disgrace, but now he has got his reputation back.
"Nazir is a well-known person in the community and we all believed in him." Another of Mr Master's relatives said they hoped nobody else would have to go through what he had.
She said: "It has been so difficult, even though we knew he was not guilty, because he was so scrutinised.
"It has been horrible, but we have always known he was innocent.
"He has the support of all the family. Every single person has supported him.
"We have not been able to sleep or eat properly. This has ruined his reputation.
"At least he can get on with his life and move on.
"We want to say thanks to Andrew Cowan and Sida Hussain from CM Solicitors in Manchester. They have been a big support to us."


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WICKWAR-BASED tennis ace Megan Webb has been included on the Lawn Tennis Association's (LTA) Aegon FutureStars programme for the second year in a row.
The 13-year-old emerging star has earned her place on the programme following a successful year on court and will continue to receive added support from the LTA.
The Stroud High School pupil has been included as part of the 2013 intake of players and will be part of a group of 486 top juniors from around the country who all receive varying levels of funding to go towards coaching and support from the LTA.
Webb, who is ranked number one in the county and 13th nationally, triumphed in the Tipton Summer Open, the Newport Winter Regional Tour and the Winter Regional Tour event in Somerset this year.
The Aegon FutureStars programme recognises and supports some of the best juniors in the country based on the individual player's talent ID assessment for players aged 13 and under, and rankings for all other age groups.
Leon Smith, LTA Head of Men's and Women's Tennis, said: "We are committed to identifying and supporting our most talented players, and the Aegon FutureStars programme is central to this process for young players who are starting out in the game.
"It's a long journey for any player hoping to make an impact on the game but we hope that with the right support, these players are given the best possible chance of reaching their full potential."
British No.2 Heather Watson added: "The Aegon FutureStars programme identifies the most talented young players in the country and so it's great that Megan has been chosen to join the squad.
"I hope Megan uses this support to help her achieve her dream of playing at the highest level."
Webb continues to be coached by Pete Russell at Virgin Active in Gloucester but has also benefited by attending sessions at the University of Bath Tennis Centre.
Her mum, Sue Webb, said: "At the moment she's only 13 and she's enjoying it so we'll continue to support her and encourage her."


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I liked seeing the archuology dig and to find out about early man living when modern people lived. I missed this epsosode on TV. It is good that the scientists looked at possible reasons the Hobbit and that disease has been ruled out and even found out one with smaller brain than modern humans could have make the tools that were found by their remains. It is interesing to see the first early human bones that were discovered, the remains that were found in Georgia and other bones from other early humans.
I am in the middle of watching this again too and look forward to when the excavaton will be worked on again since it said they will continue at the same site and the other place or places that was mention.
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Alien from Earth presents a very fine summary of the controversy surrounding H. floresiensis. More than this, it presents the impact that this fossil may have on theories of hominine evolution—and on evolutionary theory in general. I would recommend this DVD as a competent introduction to human evolution that may spark further investigation of the subject by the general public while winning a larger audience over to the importance and intrigue of such studies.


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Church Street celebrates community, heritage
McCauley area has rich diversity of cultures, religious institutions
Saturday, Jul 12, 2014 06:00 am
noon to 9 p.m. on Saturday, July 12
96 Street between 107A Ave. and 111 Ave. in the McCauley neighbourhood of downtown Edmonton
12 to 3 p.m.: artisans, buskers and vendors along 96 Street
Main stage activities (located in front of Sacred Heart Church of the First Peoples)
3 p.m.: Kokopelli Choir singers
4 p.m.: Inner Voice gospel group
5 p.m.: The Edmonton Mennonite Centre for Newcomers presents their Global Choir featuring immigrants from all over the world
6 p.m.: Voice of the Proud, formerly known as Micah Street Evangelists, will play Aboriginal rock and roll, soul and gospel
7 to 9 p.m.: Sober street dance with uplifting dance music by DJ David Prodan
The University of Phillipines Alumni Association will be selling pancit (Filipino noodles) and snow cones. There will also be free iced tea and lemonade for everyone at the Seniors Welcome Centre, plus free face painting.
Four churches will host open houses, offering tours to allow visitors to see inside. There will also be walking tours of the area.
Bouncy castle and playground will also be available for the kids.
Call 780-668-3194 or visit www.friendsofchurchstreet.com for more details.
Edmonton proves its status as Festival City as it launches another unique event. A new festival is coming to Edmonton�s downtown core for today only. It might be short and sweet but it celebrates everything about the multicultural heritage district known as Church Street.
The Church Street Fair is set for a two-block stretch of 96 Street, where there are an almost unbelievable 16 churches, mosques, synagogues, temples and other sites of worship between Jasper Avenue and 111 Avenue.
Colleen Chapman is the chair of the Friends of Church Street Society, one of the event�s co-sponsors. She said that it the place is indeed a wonder to behold.
�I�ve travelled all over North America. I�ve never seen such diversity,� she stated, joking, �I have travelled the world by living in Edmonton. I meet people from every continent, except of course Antarctica. I�ve never met a penguin!�
�The churches work together; they care about one another. All the different denominations � the ministers on the street get together. It�s an absolutely wonderful small community. It�s the way St. Albert was when I moved out there in the 1970s,� she continued.
The area is so well known for its density and variety of these spiritual sites that it was rumoured to have been inducted into the Guinness Book of World Records. She loves the claim, even though there�s no proof of it. She�s been trying to find the source of it for a decade now.
�Everybody has heard that story, so we�re not trying to kibosh it. We�re also not advertising it,� she said.
�We think it is one of the greatest urban legends ever devised. The diversity of churches from 111 Avenue to Jasper Avenue is absolutely incredible: the different sects of the Christian faith, plus the mosques, plus the synagogues and temples � I�ll bet you would find it difficult to find that in New York or Chicago or any place else.�
To prove her point, she offered some examples. Immaculate Conception Church used to be a French Catholic church 100 years ago. About 10 years ago, it was bought by a Vietnamese congregation and it became Queen of Martyrs. That congregation has since moved to a bigger church and a Nigerian church moved in.
There�s a Buddhist temple that used to be a Seventh Day Adventist church and a United Church afterward. She said that there are also �an inordinate number of Lutheran churches.�
The examples continue. The city�s first Jewish synagogue was just on the outskirts of Church Street. It is now St. Boniface Catholic Church. Also nearby is where the very first mosque in all of Canada was built in the 1930s.
�It�s a vibrant wonderful history. We just have an incredible diversity in our neighbourhood. It�s a wonderful place to be.�
With such a rich multicultural heritage, it was inevitable that the City of Edmonton would eventually designate it a Heritage Area. Those plans are still in the works but hosting this Church Street Fair will mark a big step toward making it a reality.
The festival is being put on by E4C, the downtown Edmonton-based non-profit social services organization. It offers social services in the form of feeding hungry children, arranging for affordable housing for families, offering education and training assistance to youths, and providing emergency shelter housing for women.
Formerly known as the Edmonton City Centre Church Corporation, E4C sees this family-friendly fair as an excellent avenue to reaching the community and celebrating all faiths, cultures and nationalities.
St. Albert Catholic High grad David Prodan is the program manager at E4C. He said that there are already long-term plans to make this an annual event, growing and expanding as time goes by.
�At its first year, it�s kind of a low-key event. We�ve just got two blocks that we�re closing. In the future, we�d like to actually make it run all the way along the length of Church Street, which goes from Jasper Ave. up to 111th. It�s quite a long stretch. There�s quite a large number of churches along the street.�
Those plans include opening a museum or gallery, and installing heritage plaques along the street as well. There is also a strong interest to expanding the Church Street district to include the numerous churches and other religious institutions that lie in close proximity.
�We�ve reached out to those churches as well to be a part of it. We�re definitely going to be trying to incorporate other churches in the neighbourhood to this project.�
The event will see all kinds of entertainment from buskers to stage performers, children�s activities and open houses for a few of the church sites. The event will also see the launch of a new guidebook written by Paula Kirman, Sara Coumantarakis and Gary Garrison. It will feature a written tour of Church Street.


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EVOLUTION?. . . A book denying Darwinism and the concept of evolution in the name of Islam, L'Atlas de la Creation (The Atlas of Creation), is widely distributed to schools in France. The book is the work of Adnan Oktar, . . . who over the past decade has published a flood of books . . .
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Dispatch from Vermont: The bystander approach through a health promotion lens
Dear Engaged Bystander: I'm all for the bystander approach and it seems as if the bystander strategy has taken a firm hold in the violence prevention field. I see many merits of the approach including reducing defensiveness in our conversations with men and boys, giving tools to address and interrupt problematic behaviors and attitudes on the spectrum of violence and empowering individuals to see themselves as part of a community response to violence. Wherever we have tried using the bystander approach there have been important shifts in our communities towards holding perpetrators accountable and involving everyone in the role of keeping each other safe; both key elements in our movement's work.
During this same time I have also seen the rise of a health promotion framework for violence prevention. Health promotion strategies push our primary prevention efforts in a new direction. Instead of redirecting attitudes that may already be deeply entrenched away from violence and highlighting problematic behavior we don't want to see, health promotion builds the vision of what we DO want. Through health promotion, the core of our work becomes creating conditions that allow people to develop and nurture their sexuality. Through developing a deeper sense of understand and respect for their own healthy sexuality, I hope that people with develop a deeper respect for the diversity of expressions of others', a respect that does not leave room for the perpetration of any form of sexual violence, abuse or harassment.
In Vermont we are about to roll out a statewide educational campaign around consent that uses a health promotion framework. There will be train the trainer programs where teams of adults, youth and youth serving organizations come together to learn and plan for how to bring the information back to their communities. One key aspect of this campaign is the involvement of youth in both the planning and educational efforts. Another is developing tools and activities that work across the social ecological model.
It was here that we found a new blend of heath promotion with bystander strategies. Within the Consent Campaign we offer tools and resources that encourage youth to become not just active bystanders who are ready to intervene, but youth who have an expectation that it is their responsibility to talk to their peers and share the information they gain around consent. Many research articles tell us that youth are most influenced by their social peers and we have learned that the messenger counts for so much in youth relationships. We are using that basic concept and empowering the kids to take the conversation out of the classroom and to their friends. We should be talking about these things with each other.
We are encouraging the expansion of the bystander role: not just there to intervene, but also to educate and engage. This model of collaboration with youth keeps our prevention information alive, passing it from one to the next. Hopefully, as we increase the level of conversation happening around healthy sexuality we will help break down the veil of secrecy that keeps so many victims from seeking and receiving support as well. By combining the bystander and health promotion approaches we build community capacity, expand our reach, and empower youth to become involved in our movement towards real social change.
Bethany Pombar is the Prevention Specialist at the Vermont Network Against Domestic and Sexual Violence, where she has worked for 7 years. She has a B.S. in Prevention and Community Development and lives with her family in the smallest state capital in the nation where there are no fast food chains and only two traffic lights.


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It's not often that Augusta, GA and NASCAR are mentioned in the same sentence. After all, Augusta is known for a little golf tournament that's held every spring called the Masters. However, for a brief time between 1960 and 1970, Augusta was a regular stop on the NASCAR schedule.
The Augusta International Raceway was built on 1,200-plus acres of land on the south side of the city. It could accommodate many forms of racing and in its time was the largest racing complex in the world.
The facility has mostly been destroyed now, making way for new housing and recreational complexes but a small group of local racing enthusiasts have made it their mission to preserve its history.
"What we are looking to do is preserve the history of racing in Augusta," said Augusta International Raceway Preservation Society (AIRPS) president Curtin Glass.
The facility was a unique complex in its time with many different types of racing planned throughout the year.
"There was a drag strip, a half-mile oval track, midget racing track and a 3-mile road course," continued Glass. "There even were plans on the books for a water drag-boat course on the property's two lakes."
The oval track was by far the most successful part of the facility and the Augusta 501 was a regular stop on the NASCAR Grand National schedule, now known as the NASCAR Cup Series circuit.
"If you were to have attended one of the races in the 1960s you would have seen some of NASCAR's legends battle it out," added Jack Watson, AIRPS Vice President. "Drivers like Tiny Lund, Richard Petty, David Pearson, and Cotton Owens all raced on our track."
The facility now is part of the Diamond Lakes Recreational Complex but portions of the old racing surface are still present if you know where to look.
"The 3-mile road course and the old pit road are still pretty much intact," explained Glass. "Our hope is to preserve the few remaining sections."
AIRPS has erected a monument on the property just outside the old pit road to commemorate the racing events held during the facility's prime years. However, they need help.
"We need some help from the surrounding communities," explained Glass. "We need members, copies of old pictures from the site, and support to keep our efforts moving forward."
The group is holding its annual Hall of Fame banquet and car show Sept. 14 and 15 with tickets available to the public. If you would like to help preserve this era of racing in Augusta, you can reach out to AIRPS by clicking here on their site link.
NASCAR's roots are fading away each year and my hope is to preserve some of that history so future generations can see where the sport has come from. This group of race fans are doing their part in the Augusta Georgia area. I'm sure they would appreciate you help. So, roll up your sleeves and jump in.
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You exercise your body to stay physically in shape, so why shouldn't you exercise your brain to stay mentally fit? With these daily exercises you will learn how to flex your mind, improve your creativity and boost your memory. As with any exercise, repetition is necessary for you to see improvement, so pick your favorite exercises from our daily suggestions and repeat them as desired. Try to do some mentalrobics every single day!
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On March 22 National Editor Tom Karst chatted with Steve Kenfield, vice president of sales and marketing for HMC Group Marketing Inc., Kingsburg, Calif.
12:05 p.m. Tom Karst: The National Restaurant Association recently named your Grape Escapes de-stemmed pack as one of 18 winners of the Food and Beverage Innovation Award. Were you excited to hear about that honor and have you had a good response to the product?
12:06 p.m. Steve Kenfield: We are seeing some pretty interesting growth in that ready-to-serve market at foodservice. That's been our focus to date on that product. It is kind of an extension of our Lunch Bunch grapes that we started in 1979.
So more and more of the snack produce fits into the drive toward healthier menus, I think items like that and sliced apples are going to see some pretty good opportunities down the road.
While the business is still in its infancy and very much a niche market at the time, I think we are encouraged by the response we are seeing. We are really excited about the opportunity to increase the consumption of grapes.
So if we can get the product to where the people are and in a form that makes it easier for them to serve, that's what our goal has been.
12:10 p.m. Karst: In your career, has adding value to produce been one of the more significant developments in marketing?
12:11 p.m. Kenfield: Absolutely. If you were really going to (look) at the true metric of valuing innovation or advancement, in my opinion it is things that lead to increased consumption.
We believe Lunch Bunch grapes have led to increased consumption through the years. We have people (who) consume (grapes) that otherwise wouldn't consume, and I think the same thing can be said about packaged salads and other value-added produce that goes back to the late 1970s and early 1980s.
12:12 p.m. Karst: As you look this year in particular, what are challenges you see?
12:13 p.m. Kenfield: Without a doubt, the biggest single challenge the industry faces is compliance with rapidly escalating regulations, both from the government and from the trade. We were in a production meeting yesterday and it is just staggering, the compliance elements of the government in all its different facets and at the same time rapidly escalating food safety requirements.
You have to have an organization that has the scope and capabilities to digest that, organize that and try to make it as less intrusive and efficient as possible. Without a doubt, the biggest challenge is coping with the accelerated pace of regulation.
Forget about water, forget about labor. Those are huge issues, but from the business standpoint, it is the compliance issue (with regulations).


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According to a new study, red meat helps cover the nutritional gap left as a result of inadequate intake of vitamins and minerals.
Researchers from the United Kingdom examined 103 previous scientific research papers to complete the study. They concluded that many people in the UK fail to meet daily requirements for vital vitamins and minerals, including Vitamin A, Vitamin D, iron, magnesium, zinc, selenium and potassium.
These nutrients are also found in meat, making it an ideal food to narrow the gap between recommend and actual nutritional intake levels.
Specifically, the study identified the "seven ages of man" and explored the vitamins and minerals lacking from the diets of each age group:
- Infants and pre-school children: Studies show that diets in this age group are low in vitamin A, vitamin D, iron, zinc.
- Pre-pubescent children: Diets were found to be low in vitamin A, magnesium, iron and zinc. Boys tended to have higher intakes of iron and thiamin than girls.
- Teenagers (13 to 18 years): Diets are low in many key nutrients - including vitamin A, vitamin D, iron, magnesium, zinc, selenium and potassium.
- Adults of reproductive age (19-50 years): Diets, particularly for females, fall short in magnesium and iron, as well as zinc, selenium and potassium.
- Pregnancy and lactation : Women on average fail to get enough calcium, magnesium, iron, iodine, selenium and potassium and vitamin D.
- Middle-age and older age (50 years and above): While this group has better quality diets, there are still shortfalls in intakes of magnesium, zinc and potassium.
- Older-age (75 years and beyond): Data shows that in adults aged over 85, intakes of magnesium, zinc and potassium are below the recommended nutrient intake.
"Integrating red meat into diets across the age spectrum, from infanthood to old age, may help to narrow the present gap between intakes and recommendations," Independent dietician Dr. Carrie Ruxton, who led the study, said in a news release. "In addition, there is emerging evidence that nutrients commonly found in red meat may play a role in supporting cognitive function, immune health, and addressing iron deficiency. While concerns have been raised about the potential impact of meat on the risk of chronic disease, there is little evidence and may be triggered by meat cooking methods or other dietary factors."
Ruxton adds, "Moderate amounts of lean red meat provide a wide range of important nutrients, without substantially increasing intakes of energy and saturated fat. When consumed in moderate amounts as part of a balanced diet, lean meat is unlikely to increase the risk of chronic disease yet provides an important source of micronutrients. In addition, people who eat lean meat regularly tend to eat more vegetables, fruits, low-fat dairy products and have a higher intake of nutrients overall, suggesting that inclusion of red meat does not displace other important foods."
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There are more than 100 international embassies and high commissions in Pretoria.
Namaskar Restaurant in Pretoria delights diners with its inviting ambience and tasty North Indian cuisine.
Replicating the heady smells, sites and flavours of colourful India, the dishes on Namaskar's vegetarian menu are prepared by Indian chefs inspired by the culture and heritage of the country. Owner Prakash Nagar says that while meat features on the menu, many guests venture to his restaurant for the vegetarian dishes alone.
Nagar caters for all dietary requirements – including vegans and Jain vegetarians – and is happy to alter or substitute ingredients wherever needed. He says vegetarian and vegan diners particularly love his paneer and lentil curries, mopped up with delicious egg-free and dairy-free rotis.
His breads are also highly sought after, with 18 options available, and are served piping hot from the tandoor.
Those looking to sample South Africa's renowned wines can venture into the restaurant's huge wine cellar: the menu offers more than 50 white and 50 red wines, as well as a vintage collection.
Namaskar Restaurant also makes dinner a fun night out with regular Bollywood dance-themed evenings.
While the spacious restaurant boasts generous views over Pretoria's bustling Church Street, those preferring a more intimate setting, such as for corporate gatherings or special occasions, can make use of the 2 private dining rooms that seat 8 and 10 people each.
Swathed in exotic colours that mimic the warming hues of turmeric, cardamom and saffron, the restaurant's décor is as striking as the purple flush of the city's blossoming jacaranda trees in October.
The capital may be well known for its quality steakhouses, but there are an increasing number of vegetarian restaurants in Pretoria that, like Namaskar, prove that vegetarian dining today is anything but dull.
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Mahela Jayawardene passed Steve Waugh as Test cricket's eighth all-time leading run scorer on Friday morning.
On day three of Sri Lanka's second Test with Pakistan, the 36-year-old moved from his overnight 106 to 129 as his side were bowled out for 388.
A collapse from 320 for four to that total was not a great achievement, but at least Jayawardene gave Sri Lankan fans something to cheer about.
He is now clear of the Australian great on 10,940 runs, but that tally could not protect him from being bowled by Saeed Ajmal in the morning session.
Also departing was Angelo Mathews, with the captain unable to add to his overnight 42 before he was snared by Rahat Ali.
Ali also threw down the stumps to run out Rangana Herath (six), with Prasanna Jayawardene cleaned up by Junaid Khan (nine). The innings quickly folded after that, with Shaminda Eranga going to Bilawal Bhatti and Nuwan Pradeep falling to Ajmal.
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Cellulosic Biofuels: A High-Beams Perspective
Lee Lynd, Professor of Engineering and Adjunct Professor of Biology, Thayer School of Engineering
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Prior to the first industrial revolution, people were scarce and resources were plentiful. Now confronted with the opposite circumstance, humanity must mount a second industrial revolution featuring population stabilization, increased energy utilization efficiency, and adoption of new renewable and sustainable energy supply technologies. Cellulosic biofuels are receiving increasing attention as a key component of this second industrial revolution, although this approach also has its critics.
This talk, intended for both technical and general audiences, will address the following questions:
- What role should biomass play in a sustainable world, and what forms of biomass are most promising?
- What are the options for producing energy from biomass and how do they compare?
- Under what circumstances could biomass make a large contribution to meeting sustainability and security challenges?
- What are the critical technical hurdles and promising approaches to overcoming them?
Features of various biomass feedstocks will be compared. Alternative mature conversion technologies and technology configurations will be compared and evaluated in terms of cost effectiveness, thermodynamic efficiency, and greenhouse gas emission reductions based on results from the recently-completed Role of Biomass in America's Energy Future project, which Dr. Lynd co-led with Nathanael Greene of the National Resources Defense Council. The question of whether enough biomass could be produced to meaningfully contribute to meeting demand for energy services while honoring sustainability and environmental objectives will be addressed in some detail. The recalcitrance of cellulosic biomass - as opposed to feedstock cost or the cost of converting reactive intermediates to fuels - is identified as the key obstacle to be overcome in order to establish a viable industry. Consolidated bioprocessing will be addressed as an example of a breakthrough technology responsive to this obstacle.
About the Speaker
Lee Lynd is a Professor of Engineering and an Adjunct Professor of Biology at Dartmouth, where he has been on the faculty since 1987, and Professor Extraordinary of Microbiology at the University of Stellenbosch, South Africa. He is co-founder and Chief Scientific Officer for Mascoma Corp., a cellulosic ethanol start-up. Dr. Lynd holds a B.S. degree in biology from Bates College, an M.S. degree in bacteriology from the University of Wisconsin, and masters and doctoral degrees in engineering from Dartmouth. He is a recipient of the National Science Foundation Presidential Young Investigator Award, two-time recipient of the Charles A. Lindbergh Award in recognition of efforts to promote a balance between environmental preservation and technological advancement, recipient of the Charles D. Scott Award for distinguished contributions to the field of biotechnology for fuels and chemicals, and the inaugural recipient of the Lemelson-MIT sustainability award. Professor Lynd is an expert on utilization of plant biomass for production of energy. His contributions span the science, technology, and policy domains, and include leading research on fundamental and biotechnological aspects of microbial cellulose utilization. Topics addressed in over 70 archival publications, several comprehensive reviews, book chapters, and patents include fundamentals and applications of microbial cellulose utilization, use of recombinant DNA technology to develop advanced biocatalysts for biofuel production, kinetics and design of bioreactors for lignocellulose conversion, design and evaluation of industrial processes for bioenergy production, and envisioning the role of biomass in a sustainable world. Professional activities include serving as the biofuels industry representative on a committee advisory to the Executive Office of President Clinton on Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Personal Vehicles; Associate Editor of Biotechnology and Bioengineering; Organizing Committee Member, Annual Symposium on Biotechnology for Fuels and Chemicals; Manager, Link Foundation Energy Fellowship Program; Member and R&D Area Coordinator, Biomass and Agriculture Working Group of the Energy Future Coalition; Advisory Committee Member, "Ethanol from Biomass: America's 21st Century Transportation Fuel" sponsored by the Governor's Ethanol Coalition and the Hewlett Foundation; Organizing Committee Member, American Academy of Microbiology Symposium on Microbial Energy Production; Chair, Cellulose Ethanol Summit Technical Briefing.


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Warm weather has brought some relief to floodfighters in southwestern Manitoba, provincial officials said today.
It has given floodfighters valuable time to build massive dikes as forecasters predict floodwaters will arrive on the Souris River July 4, a day earlier than first predicted.
Hundreds of workers and volunteers are currently building emergency dikes in Melita, Souris and Wawanesa. Dikes are also being raised at The Pas as the Saskatchewan River rises.
Emergency Measures Minister Steve Ashton said all major dikes should be finished when the high water starts to crest starting July 4 in Melita.
He also said the water rushing down the Souris will raise levels in the Assiniboine River. The Souris meets the Assiniboine near Holland.
That means the inflow into the Portage Reservoir near Portage la Prairie is forecasted to reach 48,000 to 52,000 cubic feet per second between July 8 - 14.
That amount means more water being sent down the Portage Diversion into the swollen Lake Manitoba as the Assiniboine River east of Portage can only handle about 18,000 cfs.
The high water on the Souris and Saskatchewan rivers comes from the late-melting snowpack in the Rockies and a number of heavy rainstorms that have deluged the prairies for more than a year.


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Anthony Pinelli is in his 21st year of public education. He is currently employed at Paul D. Schreiber High School in Port Washington, New York where directs two orchestras and teaches music theory. He earned his Bachelor's of Music in Education at Ithaca College and his Masters Degree from Stony Brook University. He is an active member of NYSSMA, American String Teachers Assoc., Long Island String Festival and Nassau Music Educator Assoc. Anthony performs frequently in the Long Island region as the bassist with both Jazz and Classical ensembles.


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A badly injured driver trapped in a blazing car on the A35 this morning was saved by a quick-thinking passer-by.
Chris Langdon leapt into action when he rushed to the aid of the 50-year-old man, whose shattered legs were encased in the wreckage of his car.
He grabbed fire extinguishers from his van and put out the flames before comforting the driver until emergency services arrived.
The car driver, from Poole, suffered "life-changing" injuries in the early morning crash on the A35, near Bloxworth this morning.
He was airlifted to Southampton Hospital Trauma Unit by the coastguard helicopter.
"He was screaming – the flames were right in front of his face" said Chris, who works for Wessex Electricals. "I could see his legs were trapped and there was no way I could get him out of the car.
"I didn't even think about what I was doing, I just knew I had to put the flames out. I had 15 bottles of water in the van so I poured them all over the engine after the fire was out."
Mr Langdon came upon the wrecked Volkswagen Caddy as he travelled towards work in Poole at 6.15am.
The crash led to long delays as the road was closed between Morden Park Corner and the Bloxworth junction for more than four hours to allow for the vehicle to be recovered and for accident investigation work to be carried out.
Mr Langdon, who lives in Tintinhull, near Yeovil, said he left the scene when police arrived to make room for emergency vehicles to get to the injured man.
He added: "I drove away but then I had to stop because I was feeling very shaky and I was in tears."
PC Tim Brehmer of Dorset Police said the Caddy had been travelling west towards Bere Regis when it left the road and hit a tree. The driver has not been named but is from the Poole area.
PC Brehmer said: "The occupant of the vehicle suffered extensive and life-changing injuries. At this stage the injuries are not thought to be life-threatening."
A spokesperson from the South Western Ambulance Service said: "The ambulance service received a 999 call at 6.29am this morning reporting that one vehicle had been involved in a collision and was on fire with someone thought to be trapped inside.
"We sent a paramedic in a rapid-response vehicle, two ambulances, an ambulance officer and the helicopter. The patient was flown with serious time-critical injuries to Southampton General.
"The patient's injuries could have been much worse or even fatal had the fire not been extinguished quickly."


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Welcome Class of 2016
August 23rd, 2012 |
The Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College (SMWC) campus is bustling with the arrival of the incoming campus freshmen. SMWC welcomed about 100 freshmen from 14 states.
Among them are roommates Hannah Miller, from Greenwood, Ind., and Sirima Rattanamanokron, from Louisville, Ky.
"I'm excited to be here and look forward to getting settled," said Miller, a music therapy major.
Dottie King, president of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College, extended a warm welcome to students as they began their new journey – a journey that will forever connect them to The Woods. "You will be different from this point because of how you will think and the relationships that you will develop," explained King. "We [faculty, staff and students] will be different, too - because you are here and will make a difference in our community."
Jennifer Thomas, a transfer student from Indianapolis, Ind., has a special connection with SMWC. Her mother, Cathy Schueth Thomas, is a 1988 graduate. "Mom allowed me to make my own decision about coming to The Woods," Thomas said. "I can't wait to get started."
Cathy described what today means to her: "This is a special place for special women. I am very proud of Jennifer and happy that she will learn and grow here as I did."
Freshmen At a Glance
- 76% from Indiana
- 10% from Illinois
- Increases in students from Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and Texas
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