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The picture last week was taken in Markillie Cemetery. This sandstone structure with wooden doors is built into the side of a hill just north of the Markillie Chapel. In the past it was the temporary holding vault, used when the ground was frozen and graves could not be dug. The vault could hold twelve bodies. After the weather broke the deceased were removed from the holding vault and buried in their respective graves. Today the space is used for equipment storage.
The next time you are in Markillie Cemetery, be sure to take a look at the stained glass windows in the chapel. Each was donated by a Hudson family in memory of a loved one interred in the cemetery. The windows were designed and constructed by the late Hudson resident Peter McDonald, and each window has a particular story and a personalized emblem.
The cemetery is named for John Markillie who bought the land in 1848. According to some accounts, the first burial was when John buried his mother, Lucy, in a lovely spot on a knoll. Markers for Lucy, John and several other family members can be found, but there also are several headstones in the cemetery dating before 1850. There is no explanation for these earlier burials.
Markillie Cemetery is immediately north of St. Mary Catholic Cemetery which was established in 1880. The common boundary, some 719 feet long, became the perfect setting for the burials of mixed Protestant-Catholic couples, with the Protestant spouse buried on the Markillie side and the Catholic spouse buried alongside on the St. Mary side. Although the two cemeteries once had separate entrances, both are now managed by the city and share an entrance on North Main Street.
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- evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of a wide range of research designs in the social and behavioral sciences, and consider the strength of scientific evidence presented by these research activities
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Sources of potential funding and a dispute over where such dollars could best be spent surfaced during Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton's third Asian carp summit on Tuesday, Dec. 20 at the State Capitol.
The state's current two-year action plan for thwarting the advancing invasive species calls for the installment of a sound/bubble or electric barrier outside of the lock chamber at Lock and Dam No. 1, or the Ford Dam, on the Mississippi River in St. Paul.
It also calls for Congressional authority for the emergency closure of the Upper St. Anthony Locks in Minneapolis and/or Lock and Dam No. 1 to block Asian carp from advancing upstream — such Congressional authority was sought twice before by other states and failed, said a representative for Congressman Keith Ellison, D-Minneapolis.
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Placing a barrier in Hastings, he argued, would protect not only the Upper Mississippi River but the Minnesota River as well.
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As for the Minnesota River, Schlagenhaft said the DNR is studying dam placement on the river, the chances of protecting lakes with tributaries flowing into the river, possible "hinge points" on the Minnesota where Asian carp would likely to congregate and become susceptible to poisoning. The only possible barrier point on the river is at Mankato, he explained.
One Minnesota Department of Transportation official indicated that several million dollars of federal transportation funding could become immediately available for use for Asian carp prevention efforts at Ford Dam and the Upper St. Anthony Falls locks.
That's because keeping the locks open and river barge traffic in motion, there will be no impact on highway transportation, he said.
Dayton repeatedly urged officials to move as quickly as possible in taking action against Asian carp.
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Another time he chastised DNR officials for perceived smugness in immediately rejecting outside ideas. "Sometimes I find the DNR gets so narrow minded," Dayton said.
Landwehr spoke of securing an additional $1.6 million in funding to maintain the Coon Rapids Dam pool level during planned dam repair. The state has already slotted some $16 million to upgrade the dam into a stouter fish barrier.
Democratic U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar spoke of the need for state officials to formalize their Asian carp action plan, because it's critical the state Congressional delegation have something to show federal agencies when they go to scouring Washington for funding.
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Ellison could formally introduce a bill as soon as this week in the U.S. House.
Federal officials suggested possible alternatives to closing the locks, such as rescheduling lock operations for recreational boating.
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@PacersDMB: Danny Granger has been ruled out to play tonight vs. Bobcats. Not at shootaround as he is sick. David West game time with scratched left eye
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@PacersDMB: Danny Granger has been ruled out to play tonight vs. Bobcats. Not at shootaround as he is sick. David West game time with scratched left eye
Scott Agness @ScottAgness
Danny Granger will NOT play tonight. David West (eye) missed shootaround and is a game-time decision.
Penderstar time?
I think it's fair to ask if we're going to see him in the month of February.
Sick? I guess it wasn't meant to be. I guess it is good to get it out of the way now. Seems like every player on the roster has been sick at one time or another.
Conrad Brunner @1070Bruno
Granger (ill) out, West game-time (eye). Neither at shootaround.
Here is Brunner's interview yesterday by the way, he talks about Danny by the 4 minutes mark:
Good lord, we're going to go into the all star break on a 3 game losing streak. I blame Wells article.
Scott Agness @ScottAgness
Vogel said Granger has flu symptoms so he won't play. His knee responded well to practice but he "probably wouldn't be quite ready" anyway.
Conrad was right I guess.
Boy my kid will be pissed at me....I told him Granger was back tonight and as long as he has an excellent day in school he can stay up past bedtime to watch the whole game....Just to see Danny....Wife just informed me that so far, he's been stellar in school today.....Think he'll believe that Pendy is Danny??
I swear to God if we lost 3 straight games at home after the way we blitzed January and started this month my poor head is going to pop right off my shoulders.
Never expected Granger to play b4 the Allstar break. Makes more sense for him to use the extra week for healing.
I listened to the Conrad interview on JMV. Conrad said that Frank has dialed the Granger expectations back a bit over the last week or so. Frank said that we aren't going to put a guy out there until he (Granger) is confident that he can play well, and Conrad wondered if maybe Granger wasn't confident in his ability to play well yet. Yesterday coach said "he looks rusty, that's what you'd expect, I want to warn people about expectations and that you might not see a 40 minute player at first".
The gist of the interview is that Conrad seemed to be dialing back expectations.
I'm not reading into this anymore then Danny being sick and his knee feels great.
Garbage players get 1st round picks, (WTF)! All of the NBA must hate the Pacers! LOL
If DWest is out, I'd hope Chumlee would get some PT against the Puddycats. It might help raise his trade value. LOL!
Just be prepared. I've prepared for a worse case scenario. If it happens, look to the southern part of Marion co area for a bright red mushroom explosion, that will be me throwing a Rumplestiltskin fit.
I predicted we'd be 4-3 in February before the break. Suffice to say, this was not how I thought it would happen.
"I had to take her down like Chris Brown."
-Lance Stephenson
... Or getting in those 300 perimeter jumpers and 100 free throws per day in preparation for his first game.
With illnesses in the family and two new grandchildren, I haven't made a game yet this year. With what I thought would be Granger's return, I was going to make tonight my first. So, I'll hold off one more game. I plan on giving my first standing ovation of the season to Granger when he enters the game for the first time.
With Granger out, West ailing, Pendergraph steps forward
Published February 13, 2013 | By Conrad Brunner
We thought tonights game was going to be about Danny Granger.
Instead, it could well be about Jeff Pendergraph.
Instead of being back to full strength for the first time this year, the Pacers will remain shorthanded tonight possibly even moreso than expected.
Danny Granger will not make his regular-season debut, the Pacers said after shootaround this morning. Granger has been felled by flu-like symptoms, so he will not be back until after the All-Star break.
And David West may join Granger on the sidelines tonight. West sustained a scratched left eye early in the Pacers 89-84 overtime loss to the Nets Monday, did not practice Tuesday and was not at shootaround Wednesday. Hes officially listed as a game-time decision.
If West cannot go, Jeff Pendergraph will get his first start of the season and just his second in three years.
GRANGERs KNEE NOT QUITE READY
Granger was cleared for full-contact earlier this month and has had two full practices, including Tuesday at Bankers Life Fieldhouse. Coach Frank Vogel had been enthusiastic about the prospects of a pre-All-Star-break return for Granger, who has been out all season while recovering from left knee tendinosis a much more serious condition than tendinitis was more reserved yesterday.
My message to Danny is we dont want you to come back until you feel like youre ready, Vogel said. We dont want to rush guys back that arent ready to come back, that dont feel good about how theyre playing and how their bodies feel. So if hes not there yet, then I dont want to push the issue. Well wait.
Though Grangers knee responded positively to practice, Vogel said he probably wouldnt have played tonight even in the absence of illness.
(Granger) responded well, (but) he probably wouldnt be quite ready yet, even if he wasnt sick, Vogel said. Combined with the fact hes sick, just not the right time.
Were hoping for right after the All-Star break but well see how this week of continuing to work goes for him.
Pendergraph racked up season highs of 17.3 minutes, 14 points and 10 rebounds off the bench against the Nets Monday, raising questions about why the 6-9 forward hasnt been able to find a place in the rotation.
Now, he could pick up his first start since April 23 of last season, an inconsequential game.
I feel Im pretty ready. Ive been ready all year, Pendergraph said. Its time to take control of the opportunity and make the most of it.
Asked if he would approach the game with a different mindset as a starter, Pendegraph was refreshingly candid.
I have no idea, I really havent done it, he said with a smile. Well approach it the same way and see how it works.
Vogel said Wests eye was swollen almost completely shut this morning after a visit to the doctor but said the decision about the veteran power forwards availability would not be made until players return to the arena tonight.
No, he's already left for Houston. In fact, I think he left Monday.
"We've got to be very clear about this. We don't want our players hanging around with murderers," said Larry Bird, Pacers president.
ZING! Ouch.
Well this effin sucks.
If we lose to the bobcats.....
I always felt it would have been smart for him to play some these last 2 games, and then use the AS break to recover and get some rest from those games. But it doesn't matter what I think lol I'm just a fan. Seems like we will just have to get used to not having him play for a few more games.
The poster "pacertom" since this forum began (and before!). I changed my name here to "Slick Pinkham" in honor of the imaginary player That Bobby "Slick" Leonard picked late in the 1971 ABA draft (true story!).
I love that Pendy is getting the start if David can't go.
And I'll be damned if this team is gonna lose to freaking Charlotte. Give me PG/Hill/Roy, they got this.
Can someone please tell me what Conrad said?
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Future of Daytime Emmy Awards May Be in Jeopardy
According to TVGuide.com, the 2012 Daytime Emmy Awards are currently without a network to air the annual ceremony. A representative for the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences said that negotiations are still underway, insiders tell TVGuide that the telecast may likely end up as a live Internet feed rather than a TV broadcast.
Jim Romanovich of Associated Television International explained, "CBS wanted the show, but at the last minute, the deal fell through. Money-wise, it was just too prohibitive, and that's a shame because this year is the last chance to honor [canceled soaps] All My Children and One Life to Live."
In order to make last year's ceremony profitable to air on TV, the show became an "informercial" for charities, hotels and various entertainment acts. Actor Peter Bergman commented, "It was a vulgar Vegas nightmare. The awards need to return to what they were years ago, a private, elegant event." Added General Hospital Emmy winner Nancy Lee Grahn, "It's gotten to the point where even the nominees don't care."
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Affidavits of Candidacy shall be filed with the Town Clerk at Castle Rock Town Hall, 2537 240th St. Farmington, MN between the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday from December 30, 2008 to January 13, 2009, or by appointment by calling 651-460-2221.
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Rampant Redditch romped to their fourth straight victory thanks to a two-goal blast from super-sub Jamie Spencer.
The striker, signed in the summer from Rushall Olympic, missed the start of the new season through injury but made a dramatic debut – scoring just six minutes after leaving the bench.
The Reds had struggled to break through a dogged Frome side and poor finishing and some decent saves from visiting keeper Darren Chitty snubbed out any opportunities they did create in front of goal.
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THE leaders of Afghanistan and Pakistan used a British summit on Monday to set an optimistic target of six months to reach a peace deal with the Taliban - the first time such a time frame has been imposed.
Speaking after the meeting British Prime Minister David Cameron, President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan and Pakistan's Asif Ali Zardari committed to an all-out bid for reconciliation with the insurgents, despite years of frustration.
With the deadline for the withdrawal of NATO troops looming at the end of 2014, they promised to open a long-promised Afghan office in Qatar and urged the Taliban to do the same, in order for talks to take place.
''All sides agreed on the urgency of this work and committed themselves to take all necessary measures to achieve the goal of a peace settlement over the next six months,'' said a statement released by Downing Street. ''The end result should be one in which all Afghans can participate peacefully in the country's political future.''
The meeting was the third held at Mr Cameron's insistence as Western allies search for a deal that will prevent civil war breaking out after NATO troops finally leave Afghanistan.
For the first time, the three leaders were joined by foreign ministers, chiefs of defence staff, intelligence chiefs and the chairman of the Afghan High Peace Council, which was created to lead negotiations with the Taliban.
A British official said the mood at this gathering was more positive than on previous occasions. The meeting ended with an agreement that the foreign ministers of Afghanistan and Pakistan would meet later in the month.
Discreet talks that have taken place have been highly confused because of divisions within the Taliban. Diplomats have said Taliban members are in contact with representatives of dozens of countries.
Zabihullah Mujahid, regarded as a prominent Taliban spokesman, has refused even to recognise the High Peace Council.


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Anti-Drunk Driving Awards Ceremonies & Officer Manipulation of Field Sobriety Test EvaluationsWednesday, March 25th, 2009
Anti-Drunk Driving Awards Ceremonies & Officer Manipulation of Field Sobriety Test Evaluations
In light of an article in the Orange County Register regarding the recent awards ceremony sponsored by the Orange County Chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving, the story of two Chicago police officers who were caught misrepresenting DUI suspects' performance on field sobriety tests comes to mind. Like many of the Orange County law enforcement officers listed below, Officer Parker and Officer Haleas, both Chicago police officers, received awards for having more DUI arrests than almost any other officer in the Chicago area from a local anti-drunk driving organization: the Schaumburg-based Alliance Against Intoxicated Motorists.
As nearly any DUI defense lawyer will tell you, there are two major reasons why police officers might cut corners or even lie to boost their DUI arrest numbers: First, they stand to profit from the resulting overtime for going to court on the cases, and second, there are numerous accolades and awards to be had.
While the practice of misrepresenting a DUI suspect's performance on the field sobriety tests is not necessarily uncommon, finding actual proof of the misrepresentation is. This is particularly so when many prosecutors and judges look the other way and excuse the discrepancies as being something that just cannot be seen from the angle of the video camera in the patrol vehicle. In this case though, the proof came by way of same type of video camera found in most patrol vehicles across Orange County.
According to the article in the Chicago Sun Times, when prosecutors viewed the video of Officer Joe D. Parker's July 2008 sobriety test of Raymond L. Bell, they realized that the video did not comport with what the officer wrote in his police report. After reviewing the evidence, the prosecutors decided to dismiss the driving under the influence (DUI) charges against Mr. Bell.
According to the article in the Chicago Sun Times, Officer Parker wrote in his police report that Mr. Bell lost his balance and used his arms to steady himself during the field sobriety tests. The patrol video from Officer Parker's patrol unit, however, showed a different story. Officer Parker's patrol video, which was obtained and viewed by the Chicago Sun Times, showed that when Officer Parker activated his overhead lights to pull Bell over, Bell immediately slowed down but continued to drive for about 40 seconds until he was able to safely exit at the first off-ramp; however, Officer Parker wrote in his arrest report that: "Due to speed, operator refused to stop."
Officer Parker also wrote in his arrest report that Bell's eyes were bloodshot and that he had a strong odor of alcohol when he stepped out of the car. He further stated that Bell "staggered" and that his gait was "unsteady" as he was exiting his vehicle, all of which was contradicted by the patrol video.
Officer Parker first had Mr. Bell perform the Walk-and-Turn test, in which he had to put one foot on a line, with his arms at his sides, then take nine steps heel-to-toe, turn and walk back with nine more steps. The patrol video showed Mr. Bell appearing to be perfectly balanced while he performed the sobriety test. According to Officer Parker's arrest report, though, Bell performed the test unsatisfactorily.
Officer Parker next had Mr. Bell perform the One-Leg Stand test, in which he would need to raise one foot about six inches off the ground and count to 30. Mr. Bell initially put his foot down when Officer Parker told him to keep looking at his foot, but thereafter, Mr. Bell stood almost still with his foot off the ground as he counted past 30. In his report, though, Officer Parker marked Mr. Bell down for lowering his foot and also for hopping, using his arms for balance, and swaying. None of which was supported by the patrol video.
After the field sobriety tests, Bell requested to take a Breathalyzer, but Officer Parker said that he did not have the device in his patrol vehicle, and thus could not administer the test. Later, Bell refused to take the test at the station.
According to the Chicago Sun Times, dozens of DUI arrests by Officer Parker are currently under review. A review of Officer Haleas's arrests for similar types of misconduct has already led to 156 cases being dismissed. According to the Chicago Sun Times, Officer Parker could not be reached for comment.
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) has an Orange County Chapter that also provides awards ceremonies for local law enforcement officers who have accumulated mass numbers of DUI arrests. According to the Orange County Register, at the most recent Orange County awards ceremony, about 350 uniformed Orange County law enforcement officers dined as 24 of their fellow officers were given the 2009 Century Award for making 100 or more arrests for suspicion of driving under the influence during 2008. Additionally, a dozen prosecutors received the 2009 Diligent Prosecution Award for their work in DUI convictions and drunk driving deaths.
At the Orange County Mothers Against Drunk Driving Awards Ceremony, Officers with more than 100 arrests for suspicion of driving under the influence received a Century Award. Motorcycle officer Tai Huynh of the Huntington Beach Police Department received the quadruple Century Award for making 445 DUI arrests in one year. It is noteworthy to point out, though, that the awards were given out for arrests for suspicion of driving under the influence, not convictions.
What follows is a list from the Orange County Register article of the recipients of the 2009 Century Awards, including the recipients of the Double, Triple and Quadruple Century Awards. With most officers working only three-to-four days per week, and only 365 days in a year minus vacation time, some officers appear to have averaged more than four arrests per shift.
2009 Century Award Recipients
The following officers were honored for making 100 or more arrests:
Officer Weston Hadley
Santa Ana Police Department
101 arrests
Officer Kevin Plog
Orange Police Department
101 arrests
Officer Allen Rieckhof
Costa Mesa Police Department
102 arrests
Deputy Peter Mach
Orange County Sheriff's Department
Stanton Police Services
103 arrests
Officer Brad Miller
Newport Beach Police Department
103 arrests
Officer Chris Wren
Fullerton Police Department
104 arrests
Sgt. Dale Shields
Huntington Beach Police Department
105 arrests
Officer Jeff McCann
Costa Mesa Police Department
105 arrests
Officer Scott Dibble
Costa Mesa Police Department
106 arrests
Officer Erik Rosado
Costa Mesa Police Department
107 arrests
Officer Rick Cummings
Costa Mesa Police Department
108 arrests
Officer Tony Reitz
Costa Mesa Police Department
109 arrests
Officer Kenny Edgar
Fullerton Police Department
111 arrests
Officer Eric Little
Newport Beach Police Department
112 arrests
Patrol Officer Wade Wilson
Huntington Beach Police Department
125 arrests
Patrol Officer Roman Altenbach
Huntington Beach Police Department
135 arrests
Patrol Officer Doug Demetre
Huntington Beach Police Department
141 arrests
Officer James Rice
Buena Park Police Department
142 arrests
Motor Officer Mark Van Meter
Huntington Beach Police Department
142 arrests
Corporal Mark Bell
Santa Ana Police Department
153 arrests
Double Century, 200 or more arrests
Officer Michael Kuplast
Santa Ana Police Department
202 arrests
Triple Century, 300 or more arrests
Officer Kirk Salmon
Orange Police Department
307 arrests
Officer Justin McGowan
Orange Police Department
314 arrests
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Taste heterogeneity and market segmentation in freight shippers' mode choice behaviour
This paper investigates the prevalence of observed and unobserved taste heterogeneity influencing shippers' mode choice behaviour. The study is based on stated preference data collected in Java, Indonesia. The data were analysed using a mixed logit model, capable of accommodating random taste heterogeneity and panel effects associated with stated preference replications. The results indicate the presence of significant levels of taste heterogeneity, only some of which can be accounted for by conventional commodity-type based segmentations. The analysis goes on to apply latent class methods to identify behaviourally homogeneous segments, which also turn out to not depend on commodity types.
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The comedic genius and powerful voice of actor Robin Williams will be celebrated during a special posthumous tribute and presentation at the first-annual Voice Arts™ Awards, it was announced today by the Society of Voice Arts and Sciences™ (SOVAS™).
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Williams died August 11th, in Tiburon, CA.
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The country band debuts the clip to the first single off their upcoming fourth studio album 'Golden'.
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The almost six-minute clip shows Scott contacting "2 Broke Girls" star Beth Behrs after being blown off by Kelley and Haywood for a night out. Scott puts on some black leather and makeup as she and Behrs wreak havoc on the streets of L.A.. Meanwhile, Kelley and Haywood play two donut-chomping police officers who eventually end up arresting the two menacing ladies.
The up-tempo pop-country tune finds Scott singing about a relationship that has seen better days with lyrics recalling the happier times, "We used to smoke while we were jaywalking like it was your birthday every other Saturday night," and carefree, childlike antics, "Wrote our names on the bathroom tiles." The hook sums up the song's reminiscent theme, "Did you forget about how we went around/ I don't know why you don't take me downtown anymore."
"Golden" is the group's fourth studio recording and follow-up to their third album "Own the Night", released in 2011. In between those two albums, the trio also came out with their first Christmas album "On This Winter's Night" which they released before the holidays in October 2012.
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Door County Wineries
Life is just a glass of cherry wine
Door County has become such a wine lover's destination that it now has its own wine trail and a trolley that travels between several of the most popular wineries. There are also a few wineries to check out just before you reach "The Door," including Parallel 44 and Von Stiehl. They may not be located in Door County, but they embody the same spirit as their neighbors to the north.
Parallel 44 Winery
The winemakers at Parallel 44 pride themselves on growing grapes that withstand the cold Wisconsin winters. The varietals they grow are genetically related to the better-known Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir and Riesling grapes. The wines that Parallel 44 produces from these grapes are bright, crisp and well balanced. Their Frozen Tundra wine was famously involved in a wager between the mayors of Green Bay and Chicago before the Packers-Bears NFC Championship game in 2011. They offer complimentary tastings, as well as free tours May 1-Oct. 30.
www.parallel44.com, N2185 Sleepy Hollow Road, Kewaunee, 888-932-0044
Von Stiehl Winery
Von Stiehl Winery is nicely situated in a historic 1868 building. The space, once a brewery, works well for a winery. The cool limestone cellar that had been good for brewing is also good for fermenting and aging wine—as evidenced by the 16,000-plus cases of wine produced annually. Von Stiehl makes 25 varieties, including an award-winning Cabernet Sauvignon and best-selling Riesling, using Wisconsin-grown fruit, grapes from their small vineyard and grapes from California. The winery offers complimentary tastings. Tours cost $4 per person; times and dates vary throughout the year.
www.vonstiehl.com, 115 Navarino St., Algoma, 800-955-5208
Red Oak Vineyard
Red Oak makes their wines with grapes from California, Washington and their own Door County vineyard. Local fruits are used for their award-winning Door County Cherry Beaujolais and Ruby Cherry port wine. Tastings, which cost $5 a person, include cheese, bread and chocolate. No tours are available.
www.redoakvineyard.com, 325 N. Third Ave., Sturgeon Bay, 920-743-7729
Door Peninsula Winery
For more than 25 years the Door Peninsula Winery has been well known for their award-winning fruit wines. Their Sweet Cherry wine, made from local cherries, and other sweet fruit wines have been their mainstays. They also produce a full range of popular reds and whites. In 2011 they expanded their facility to include a distillery, and now they produce vodka, cherry vodka and gin. Plan for lunch or dinner at the on-site restaurant, Bistro 42. In addition to complimentary tastings, tours are available year round for $3 per person.
www.dcwine.com, 5806 Highway 42, Sturgeon Bay, 920-743-7431
Simon Creek Winery
Simon Creek Winery has been producing wines in their modern facility for nearly 10 years. Surrounded by a 30-acre vineyard, visitors will truly feel as though they are in the heart of wine country. Popular award-winners include American Gewurztraminer, a sweet German-style white, and "Untouchable Red" American Ruby Cabernet. During peak season, live music is featured on Sundays. There are complimentary tastings, as well as free tours year round.
www.simoncreekwines.com, 5896 Bochek Road, Sturgeon Bay, 920-746-9307
Harbor Ridge Winery
One of the newest wineries in Door County, Harbor Ridge shares a winemaker with the well-established Von Stiehl Winery. Harbor Ridge offers five unique wines. The Mademoiselle White, a blend of Chardonnay, Traminette and Sauvignon Blanc, and the Knockin' Heads Red, a blend of Cab Franc and Marechel Foch, were the first wines produced with the Harbor Ridge label. The Cherry Crush celebrates Door County and the tart Montmorency cherry. Three new wines will be ready for release this summer. The winery offers complimentary tastings. No tours are available.
www.harborridgewinery.com, 4690 Rainbow Ridge Court, Egg Harbor, 920-868-4321
Stone's Throw Winery
The winemaker at Stone's Throw produces a wide variety of wines in small batches, including red wines like Zinfandels and Cabs and whites like Riesling. Wines are made from carefully selected Door County and California grapes. The Stone's Throw name may be familiar locally, as their wines are available at area Sendik's stores. Tastings are available—$5 includes a signature wine glass; $15 gets you handmade chocolate and wine pairings—as well as tours for $10 per person.
www.stonesthrowwinery.com, 3382 County Road E, Baileys Harbor, 920-839-9660
Orchard Country Winery
Most of the fruit and grapes used to produce Orchard Country wines are grown on the 100-acre site. In addition to traditional grape-based wines, the winery produces 14 different cherry wines, including pure cherry and cherry blends made with grapes and other fruits. 2011 award-winners include Honeycrisp Apple and Door County Sparkle. Orchard Country offers complimentary tastings. Tours of the orchards, vineyard and production area take place May 1-Oct. 31. For $3 per person, tours come with a commemorative wine glass.
www.orchardcountry.com, 9197 Highway 42, Fish Creek, 866-946-3263
For more information about the Door County wine trail or winery trolley tours, visit www.doorcounty.com, www.doorcountytrolley.com and www.doorcountywinetrail.com.
Wine From Way Up North
The owners of White Winter Winery embrace the ideals of the sustainability movement and employ them in the creation of their products. White Winter tries to use only fruits and honey grown within 150 miles of their location, a task that is made easier in the "micro-climate" near Lake Superior in northern Wisconsin, where the winery is located. Their eco-friendly attitude earned them Travel Green Wisconsin certification in 2009, which recognized their commitment to recycling, composting and "buy local" practices. White Winter produces traditional meads, or honey wines, that include sweet, dry and fruit-blended, as well as hard apple cider and non-alcoholic fruit spritz. The winery offers complimentary tastings and free tours.
www.whitewinter.com, 68323 Lea St., Iron River, 800-697-2006


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The foundation works with leading Ukrainian nongovernmental groups to engage them in developing a shared public policy agenda for the country, catalyze initiatives that address corruption, and prevent backsliding from democratic reforms. Our efforts to reduce corruption in higher education have resulted in the institutionalization of anticorruption mechanisms in university admissions testing. We also support projects and groups that advance the rights of vulnerable populations, improve public health, and confront discrimination.
To improve citizen's access to justice, the foundation develops and promotes free legal aid systems across Ukraine, supports investigative journalism and journalists' unions, and works with antidiscrimination movements. We support the efforts of people living with HIV and AIDS to advocate for their rights, and we help bring human rights to public health and education by supporting palliative care, opiate substitution therapy, and inclusive schools.
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Lincoln Park wins WPIAL Class A boys title
No silver lining this time. Only gold.
It took three tries, but Lincoln Park finally emerged a winner in the WPIAL Class A championship game. Following losses the past two seasons to Vincentian Academy and Sewickley Academy -- along with a runner-up finish in last year's PIAA final -- the top-seeded Leopards earned a set of gold medals Friday by topping undersized-but-feisty Cornell, 74-57.
"Three years," said senior center Devontae Watson, who scored 17 points and grabbed a game-high 17 rebounds, "but we finally got it."
It's the first championship for the 5-year-old program -- and one that evokes strong emotions for Midland, the small Beaver County community that Lincoln Park (22-4) calls home. Long-closed Midland High School won eight WPIAL titles from 1965-79.
"We'll take it," Leopards coach Mark Javens said. "The first two (title games) didn't feel really good, but this one feels pretty good. I'm happy for the seniors."
Trey Hosack, one of Javens' four seniors, scored a game-high 27 points and made up for some lost time. The 6-foot shooting guard sat out last season, when he transferred to Ambridge, was ruled ineligible and returned to Lincoln Park. He said it was "horrible" watching his team lose WPIAL and PIAA title games.
"It just gets to you, knowing that you could have been the one to help the team get the WPIAL and state championships," Hosack said.
Hosack had 16 points in the first half and played a big role in two 8-0 runs. Watson, a 6-11 Temple recruit, also was dominant, collecting five of his nine blocked shots before halftime, when the Leopards led, 34-23.
Speedy Cornell (19-6), a No. 6 seed that lost a pair of Section 1 matchups to Lincoln Park, was able to keep pace much of the second half, but Lincoln Park's control of the boards made it difficult to mount a comeback.
"We don't have the height, but we do have the heart," coach Bill Sacco said. "We try as hard as we can, but to go against (Watson), who's pretty athletic and pretty agile, that's pretty tough to do."
Corey Mackey led the Raiders with 18 points, and fellow senior Dustin Gloins had 11. Lincoln Park's Jaylyn Cottrill and Antonio Kellam added 11 and 10 points.
Both teams begin play in the PIAA tournament next Friday. Lincoln Park will meet the fourth-place team from District 9; Cornell will face the District 10 runner-up.
At the moment, though, the Leopards are going to enjoy the first title in school history.
"It feels amazing that this gold is around my neck," Hosack said. "It's not just another silver medal."


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USC's association with the ABA and the Real Property, Trust & Estate Law Journal brings considerable respect and national attention to our University, and we are committed to maintaining the Journal's high standard of excellence. The Student Editorial Board shares the Section's goal of providing the highest quality scholarly publication covering topics of interest for practitioners and academicians in the areas of real property, probate, estate planning, and trust law.
The ABA originally began publishing the Journal in 1966 as a communication vehicle for the Real Property, Probate and Trust Section committees. In 1989, the ABA determined to reposition the Journal from its status as a reporting arm for RPPT Section committees to a scholarly law review. Professor Alan Medlin was instrumental in bringing the Journal to USC, and he remains active in the oversight of the Journal's operations at USC.
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The photo above is from a New York Times article about redecorating a bachelor pad apartment with new table lamps, area rugs and more. The project originated with a message on the Times website offering to help people with small decorating budgets.
The owner of the apartment reached out with the a message describing their situation: "Having just bought the apartment (with some down payment help from my dad), I don't really have much money left over for furniture, design elements, etc.," he wrote, but "basically, I want to live like an adult, not a student." A common problem, we're sure!
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While many remember Elizabeth Taylor as a screen legend, great beauty and pop culture icon, her longtime friend and publicist, Sally Morrison, believes the star's legacy is about so much more than that.
In a Thursday morning appearance on TODAY, Morrison spoke of Taylor's rare connection to her fans, and how she translated that into a force for change.
"She had these real challenges, and she was very honest about them," Morrison said of Taylor's public struggles with love, addiction and illness. "She was very authentic. Everybody has talked a lot — beautifully — in the last 24 hours, about her image, her beauty, her contribution to film, but I think the point is that her success and her appeal were based on something very authentic, very real and honestly, very substantive."
According to Morrison, it's that authentic nature that left Taylor with a fan following so loyal, they supported her every endeavor from films to fragrance to AIDS advocacy.
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text: Tispe 1468 Report post Posted April 24, 2013 Hello I have read a bunch of articles and tutorials about normal mapping, many of them focus on how to create them but not that many understandably describe them as they as used in the graphics pipeline. I understand that the Normals of a high-res model is saved as a pixel in a texture. And applying this texture to a low-res model to get per-pixel normals. I understand that these Normals are in high-res model space. And for them to work, the low-res model must be aligned with the high-res model (same position, rotation and scaling). I understand that if the low-res Model is rotated, that the Normals in the normap map will remain in high-res space and there will be a mismatch. What I don't understand is why do we call it tangent space instead of just "original high-res model space", and why is it continously changing for each fragment? One article says that each normal is in the space of its individual triangle, does that mean that in the high-res model, each face has its own space, and the neighbouring face has a different space? Why not just one space for all faces? Why can't I just take the light vector, transform it with to model space using the inverse-model transformation matrix? What I can think of is that, when I animate a character each face will be transformed differently. This means that for each face the normals will be transformed differently, from the bone matrices. Why can't I just take the light vector, transform it to the "face-space" using the inverse-bone matrices, and use the normal map from there on? Why do we involve tangent, bitangent using UVs? It is all just a big mess to me, if anyone can describe it please do so. Cheers! 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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According to league sources, Peyton Manning has informed interested teams that he plans to make a decision regarding his future by Monday or Tuesday. Manning worked out for the 49ers earlier in the week, the Broncos on Friday and the Titans on Saturday. San Francisco, Denver and Tennessee are believed to be the final three teams on the quarterback's list. He is reportedly looking for a five-year, $90 million contract.
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Officers at one of two Egyptian-operated radar bases deep in southern Jordan that were attacked today by Israeli jet fighter-bombers disputed an Israeli claim that the post, near Mazar, was knocked out. It was reported that the other post at Gebel Guwaissat was damaged. The Israel Government claimed that the attack had destroyed the installations which were sending to Cairo monitored information on Israeli flights southward from Tel Aviv to the Suez Canal.
In another operation, Israeli planes also raided Arab commando bases where there were "concentrations of saboteurs" in northwest Jordan near Irbid and Aijalun. (In a letter to the United Nations Security Council, Jordan's Ambassador Mohammed H. el-Farra claimed that five civilians were killed and 10 wounded in the north and that five soldiers were killed and 20 wounded in the south.)
An Israeli pilot, Capt. Naftali Porat, was killed when his plane was hit by ground fire and exploded in mid-air during the assault on the radar posts. The Mazar post was said to be 15 miles from the cease-fire line and 10 miles south of Karak village; the other one was 15 miles north of Maan, a road junction some 35 miles from Israel's Negev border.
The early-warning system posts were set up to replace Egyptian radar installations in the Sinai which were over-run by Israeli troops in the June, 1967 war. They were under the Egyptian Air Force's command. A senior Israeli officer said after the air strikes that Israel was capable of frustrating any Egyptian efforts to drive its forces out of the Sinai. He said that a drive onto the peninsula was the principle aim of the stepped-up Egyptian attacks in the Suez zone. The air attack, he said, was one of the options used to reply to the Suez artillery bombardments.
Observers here said that the air raids were possibly the first in a series of offensive operations to check the Egyptian attacks along the canal as well as Arab sabotage activities along the Jordanian frontier. The guerrilla bases hit, a military spokesman said, were used as staging areas for raids on Israel. (In Cairo, a military communique said that Egypt had sent commando patrols across the canal for the third consecutive night on Monday and that five Israelis were killed. The commandos, Cairo Radio said, were operating all along the waterway.)
One guerrilla concentration struck, just southwest of Irbid, was a base where members of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine were trained, Israelis said. The other was said to be an auxiliary base at Ashtafina, near Aijalun. Israeli and Jordanian forces have fought almost daily in the region for the past few weeks. Iraqi forces based in Jordan were said to have joined Jordanian regulars in recent days for the second time since December in shelling Israeli settlements south of Lake Tiberias.
The boiling situation on the borders and cease-fire lines are regarded in Jerusalem as a continuous effort by the Arabs to create the impression that a war is about to break out anew in order to convince the Big Four to impose a settlement on the region. The Ambassadors of the U.S. Soviet Union, Britain and France held their fifth meeting in New York on Monday and will convene again on April 29. No progress was reported.


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Curly Hairstyles From the Caribbean
Photos from Miss Naturalista's natural hair events in St. Thomas and St. Croix.
Last week, I had the honor of traveling to the US Virgin Islands for two #naturalhair events on the islands of St. Thomas and St. Croix. These events, geared at bringing together and educating the natural community of islands, were the first of their kind on the islands. Organized by Denise Benjamin of MissNaturalista.com, the events brought out over 200 naturals from all over the islands to hear an inspiring and educational program featuring Felicia Leatherwood's Loving Your Hair with Natural Care Workshop, BlackOnyx77, and myself.
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St. Thomas and St. Croix
Gorgeous silver twists in a ponytail give a regal look.
Me taking a moment to soak in the beauty of Magen's Bay - voted one of the best beaches in the world!
Brooklyn-native Sandra's gorgeous loc updo in dramatic profile.
A curly bartender serves up local nibbles.
A great natural do' with a distinctive, angular cut.
Goddess braids pulled back with a fresh flower.
Pinned up sides are an easy way to create a bouffant style.
Felicia Leatherwood walks the audience through her "Curl Key" to understanding hair textures.
The striking beauty of a room filled with multiple textures at the St. Thomas event.
A young St. Thomian shows off her adorable afro-puff.
Portrait of Rochelle (BlackOnyx/Alikay Naturals) at our digs on St. Croix.
Two Crucians pose for a picture at the St. Croix event.
Bursts of aquamarine hues set off these naturals in true tropical style.
A fierce platinum, asymmetrical mohawk.
Kim's coils blow in the wind on the runway in St. Croix.
Petra of Nat'ral Xpressions displays her long, healthy locs.
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Mar 28, 2012 - By Christina George, Staff WriterThe second annual charity basketball game between the Lander and Riverton volunteer fire departments Saturday night raised nearly twice as much as it did last year for Tough Enough to Help Cancer Fund.
"We are still waiting to tally up all of the money but right now we are over $8,000," Lander fire administrator Nick Hudson said Monday morning.
"I think we had a lot of guys and their wives who went out and busted their tails in getting sponsorships. We had a fairly substantial amount of money raised before the game even started."
By Monday afternoon, Riverton Capt. David Woolery said the amount was up to $9,000.
"We doubled what we made last year. I think it's more sponsorships from local businesses and the live auction that made a little more money this year," Woolery said.
The cancer fund is a nonprofit created to help Fremont County residents who are undergoing care for cancer.
The two departments squared off at 6 p.m. at the Bob Carey Memorial Fieldhouse in Lander, where the Lander team defeated Riverton 47-29.
This is the second consecutive win for the Lander Volunteer Fire Department. Last year, the team defeated Riverton 39-29.
"Of course there will be some bragging rights," Hudson said with a laugh.
Hudson was the only player to foul out of the game.
"It was a good night all around," he said.
Prior to tipoff, a moment of silence was held for those who have fought or are fighting cancer, followed by Hudson's rendition of the national anthem.
As game announcer Don Reynolds introduced the teams, players handed out basketballs to children in the bleachers.
Players on the Lander team were: Hudson, Rich Davey, Robbie Zuspan, Pete Logue, Ron Wells, Rod Wietzki, Jeremy Bingaman, Bob Perkins, Dan Hahn, Jason Laird, Keith Poston and Wayne Robertson. Larry Sutt served as head coach and was assisted by Eric Siwik.
On the Riverton side, which was coached by Reggie Miller, were: Woolery, Scott Walters, Buddy Armstrong, Eric Nowland, E.J. Martinez, Cory Lucas, Henry DeClerq, Tim Edwards, Jesse Jones, Mike Hutchison, Brady Patrick, Cory Higgs and Kim Wells.
At the midcourt line, Lander's Logue was able to tip the ball in his team's favor, despite a strong attempt by Riverton's Hutchison.
Woolery put up the first points of the evening at 8:51 in the first 10-minute quarter.
The score evened out with a basket by Lander's Davey. Teammate Perkins followed with another two-pointer.
At the end of the first quarter, Lander was in the lead 12-4.
In the second quarter, Zuspan and Bingaman were stellar at stealing the ball and causing a lot of turnovers. Nowland stood out in Riverton's defense, also taking possession of the ball several times.
Lander continued to lead at the end of the first half, 16-11. In the third quarter, Riverton put up five more points, and Lander put up nine.
The fourth quarter started with Lander again leading 27-16. Riverton's offense fought hard, particularly in the last minute of the game, when three baskets were made. Hutchison made the competition's final basket with less than five seconds remaining on the clock.
"It's a good team builder for our department, it's good for morality, and it's fun," Woolery said about the annual competition.
The cancer cund purchased a traveling trophy this year that the fire departments will pass back and fourth in future competitions.
"I think it's very important for our communities to keep something like this going," Woolery said.
"We'd like to thank everybody for their support, thank the local businesses, and thank the local communities."
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Due to technical difficulties our live feed of today's UFC 137 pre-fight press conference was not aired live.
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