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Sucked alongside him for the adventure are crack-smart research assistant Holly (Anna Friel) and a redneck survivalist (Danny McBride) named Will. Chased by T. rex and stalked by painfully slow reptiles known as Sleestaks, Marshall, Will and Holly must rely on their only ally-a primate called Chaka (Jorma Taccone)-to navigate out of the hybrid dimension. Escape from this routine expedition gone awry and they're heroes. Get stuck, and they'll be permanent refugees in the "Land of the Lost". Based on the classic television series created by Sid & Marty Krofft, "Land of the Lost" is directed by Brad Silberling and produced by Jimmy Miller and Sid & Marty Krofft. Own an original theatrical release poster, available in single- or double-sided versions. Land of the Lost

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W&T ban from bidding for oil could last 3 years, EPA says
Story | Dec 3, 2013 | 2:58 PMBy Ernest Scheyder Dec 3 (Reuters) - Oil and natural gas producer W&T Offshore Inc's ban from bidding on federal government contracts in the Gulf of Mexico could last up to three years, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said on Tuesday. The EPA... -
Will natural gas eventually come from sea ice? Prospect thrills some, dismays others
Story | Nov 28, 2013 | 12:20 AMWASHINGTON Buried beneath the world's oceans and the Arctic permafrost lies a global energy source that many think might dwarf today's fracking revolution: huge reservoirs of natural gas trapped in ice crystals. They're called methane hydrates and are... -
W&T says regulatory notices may affect Gulf of Mexico ops
Story | Nov 27, 2013 | 2:11 PMNov 27 (Reuters) - U.S. oil and gas producer W&T Offshore Inc said it had recently received notices from U.S. government regulators that could affect some operations on federal oil and gas leases in the Gulf of Mexico. " ... these regulatory actions... -
Panama Canal expansion creates opportunity for American manufacturers [Commentary]
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A timeline of recent ethanol events
Story | Nov 11, 2013 | 10:12 PMAugust 2005: President George W. Bush signs the Energy Policy Act of 2005, requiring oil companies to add ethanol to their gasoline. Called the Renewable Fuels Standard, this mandate begins with a 4-billion-gallon requirement in 2006 and doubles by 2012.... -
Investing: Profit from the new oil boom
Story | Nov 11, 2013 | 2:30 AMDecades of importing crude from the vast Arabian deserts left many people believing that America's dependence on foreign oil was as inevitable as the tide. But sweeping changes in the way oil and gas are extracted are challenging that assumption. As... -
Russian who urged Arctic conservation is unbowed after Putin's insult
Aberdeen's wastewater treatment superintendent to retire in January
New tiling technique stores water, nutrients in soil
Story | Oct 4, 2013 | 1:05 AMLUVERNE, Minn. - Farmers across the country use nitrogen and phosphorus to build nutrient-rich soil to maximize crop yields, but those same nutrients are being blamed on the growing dead zone around the base of the Mississippi River in the Gulf of Mexico.... -
Spending: Secrets for saving on cruise fares
Story | Sep 30, 2013 | 6:30 AMNot long after the Costa Concordia fiasco, a Carnival cruise ship became disabled in the Gulf of Mexico and had to be towed to shore. But when it comes to cruise safety, don't get too worked up. Cruise disasters grab headlines but are relatively rare....


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Fate Worlds. All the worlds. Your stage.
Fate Worlds: Worlds on Fire is a supplement for the Fate Core system.
Available in EPUB, HTML, MOBI, PDB and PDF formats.
Barely making it to Mars in their crippled aether cutter, Nathanial and Annabelle crash in the desolate Martian wastes. A disfigured Martian with a mysterious past helps them survive in the desert, but when they are rescued by a passing caravan their troubles may only have started. Raids by steppe nomads and flying skrill riders are th... [click here for more]
Something is amiss in the Forest Kingdom. Magical wards protecting the lands of the elves have faltered. Mellindria, an opportunistic bard forced to spy for the elven Queen, becomes entangled in a story six hundred years in the making.
A Kingdoms of Legend short story from New York Times bestselling author Elaine Cunningham!
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Book Four of Series One.Fresh from their adventures on Mercury, Nathanial Stone and his ward, Annabelle Somerset, are limping through the aether in a dilapidated flyer when they unwittingly stumble upon a heliograph station in solar orbit between Earth and Mars.Now in the sinister clutches of Dr Henry van den Bosch, a hulking nightmare... [click here for more]
Follow a team of deadly Hasu clan ninja as they take on deeply rooted corruption in the oasis city of Kashi.
A free Kingdoms of Legend short story.
Meet Billy Bones.
He's dead.
Finding himself in the Afterlife, ten year old Billy must wait to be recycled back into the Livingworld. Meanwhile, he's stuck trying to figure out how he's supposed to survive in this backwards existence where sunlight burns, the dead are living, and the memories of his past lives are stored in a secret book.
Author: Quentin Hudspeth Page Count: 5 Use: generic fantasy RPG supplement
Oh, the lowly d4! Second in derision only to the d12 (and those imaginary dice the d3 and d5. Pfah!). Now these oft maligned dice, known to many as caltrops, have two games designed just for them. Caltrops is a small supplement featuring two dice games a... [click here for more]
The Universal ePUB Edition includes BOTH .ePUB and .mobi (Kindle) files for reading on ALL eReader Platforms.
Follow Edgar Allan Poe, Abe Lincoln, and Charles Darwin as three children with incredible destinies who find themselves kidnapped by a dimension-traveling cowboy, The White Pope, who wants to nip the... [click here for more]
In the mysterious plane of Dream, across the vast and shifting Slumbering Sea, sits an impossible island which glimmers in the mind's eye like a beckoning alien star. There, within a chimeric arena wrought from pure crystaline terror, the monstrously charming Khan of Nightmares holds a t... [click here for more]
Things Evolve
Technology and Technique
Life and Lives
Battles and Wars
They start as one thing......and then become entirely another.
Evolution can be inconvenient.
________________________________________It's no different from Bravura Academy.
Yoon-Ji "Yooji" Jeon considers herself an average girl, perhaps smarter than ... [click here for more]
Semester Start is the first novel in the Divine Blood series.
Yoon-Ji "Yooji" ... [click here for more]
Before Whelan Connor was one of the Dunadan mecha pilots for Avalon, he was a sniper for the IRA. He did not leave them on good terms.
This takes place roughly five years before the events of the first Divine Blood novel.
Aouda Kirby's world seems empty and hypocritical of late. She isn't sure what has changed and hopes she's just experiencing the normal teenager moodiness, but she's finding the sort of tasks her adopted parents expect of her harder and harder to do. A time is coming for her to make a decision, and it will take her in a direction she couldn't have imagined before.
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Hel Logesdottir.Daughter of LokiDemoness of PrisonsOfttimes Warden of the Abyss, Yomi's PrisonOne of two leaders of the Abyssal Guardians.Currently, she's a 16 year old girl with a secret passion....
So what if, for the first time ever, she had run from a fight, she'd accomplished her objectives. So what if her opponent, her namesake terrified her, she'd managed to humiliate the woman. Today Naiki Semezou was going to hunt, flirt and not get hit by a truck. Well, two out of three....
This story features Naiki Semezou, the rambunctious sharp-toothed free spirit of t... [click here for more]
For a PDF copy (kindle copy in the works) of this short story go here: Captain Gaetana Trolleti is Tinuviel, the Avalon Seat in charge of Oceania and Southeast Asia. She is a Visionary and strategist of some repute and even legend with the organization. But she was once a part of the Path of the Golden Dawn. This takes place roughly eight years before the events of the Divine ... [click here for more]
Minaba is not a Demon or a Goddess, she's not even a demi-Goddess. She doesn't have any psychic talents. She's not a martial arts prodigy or a highly experienced mercenary. She rarely even studies for her classes. All she seems to do is write in those notebooks of hers and cause trouble. And she's thousands of miles away when the students of Bravura Academy are ... [click here for more]
Lilitu Geisthexe's normal tasks are usually a bit more hair-raising than this was supposed to be. Grímsvötn volcano in Iceland was getting ready to erupt. This happened every so often, just like most active volcanoes. Most of the time it happened, it was over and everything was done, no harm done. But then there were things like Krakatoa. And that's whe... [click here for more]
The orcs of Grimwood summon an ancient evil. . .
A mountaineering expedition to retrieve a griffin's egg goes horribly wrong, at least for most of the climbers. . .
A soldier begins to believe his commander is not what he seems. . .
A dungeon door poses a problem for an experienced party of adventurers. . .
A unique trap appears to be inescapable, but for one des... [click here for more]
An Artist's Guide to Creating Mythical Creatures
For millennia historians, artists and scientists have chronicled their ideas and discoveries of mythological and magical monsters in encyclopedias known as bestiaries. From Asia to America, Japan to the jungles of South Africa, the vast menagerie of exotic and legendary creatures has populated the imaginations of a... [click here for more]
In DROP, the players are all crewmembers on a starship that arrives at a planet in trouble, and must drop to the surface, explore some large structure, then run like hell. The rules provide a simple framework for defining the characters and coming up with challenges for them to face.
This is a high-level story-telling, roleplaying game of survival horror t... [click here for more]
Big, dumb animals aren't scary. Sure, they can bite and claw and do other nasty things to hurt you, but there's no innate malice there. Those sorts of creatures are just going about their business, doing what they do, and the adventurers unfortunately get in the way. The scary monsters are the humanoids, the ones who have personalities and motivations and very speci... [click here for more]
"I'm impressed….an excellent game to run at a convention." -- Tenkar's Tavern
Dungeon Delvers is an ultra-portable one-page D&D variant.
Dungeon Delvers packs a lot into one page: rules for attacks and saves, 4 classes, 3 races, spells, healing, con... [click here for more]
"I'm looking at Dungeon Raiders and I REALLY LIKE IT." -- @koboldstyle, creator of Old School Hack
Yet another retroclone, Dungeon Raiders simplifies Original D&D and early D&D into one straightforward fantasy RPG system. Included are stats, rules, and spells for characters up to level 3, and it'll probably take you a while to get there, tha... [click here for more]
Indie RPG 2012 Winner: Best Game, Best Support, Best Production
ENnie Award Winner 2013: Best Rules - Gold Winner
Combining high-action dungeon crawling with cutting-edge rules, Dungeon World is a roleplaying game of fantasy adventure. You and your friends will explore a land of magic and danger in the roles of ... [click here for more]
Lexa is scratching out an existence on a wind-swept island, watching every hero who arrives die or disappear, never to be seen again. Skargar is one such hero. Together, they discover that the only way is forward, and down into an ancient tomb beneath the surface.
This new illustrated story by award-winning writer Matt Forbeck tells the story of what happens when mighty adventurers get ... [click here for more]
Equinox is a future fantasy setting of stunning action, frightening intrigue, and mystical powers. The characters of the Equinox Universe ride hybrid ships through astral space connecting planets and galaxies, and wield awesome mystic powers and nethertech relics! They are restless wanderers—living on the fringes of galactic society, scraping by in a war-torn system or ev... [click here for more]
"Much more than a simple book of plots, Eureka! stands as one of those essential tools that GMs and game designers will find themselves reaching for again and again." -- Game designer Wolfgang Baur, Kobold Quarterly review
Featuring a foreword by gaming industry legend Monte Cook, Eureka contains 501 complete adventure plots usable with almost any roleplaying gam... [click here for more]
An arduous journey leads you to a hilltop. Before you stretches a land of castles filled with noble knights, elven warriors and fearsome goblins and gargoyles. At your feet lies a book...
Within its pages you will discover the secrets to sketching, drawing and coloring wondrous worlds - realms filled with creatures friendly and foul, beautiful princess... [click here for more]
Flexible RPG systems like Fate Core are terrific if you have the time and energy to put into building a world. But we also realize that sometimes extensive prep just isn't feasible. The good news? You can still experience the Fate awesomeness with the help of the Fate Worlds expansion.
Fate Worlds Volume One: Worlds on Fire is the first in a two-volume set. In Worlds on Fire, you ... [click here for more]
In questo gioco di ruolo d'azione (GDRA) potrai interpretare il Gufo, il Ratto, la Marmotta e lo Scoiattolo Volante, gli unici animali del Grande Bosco capaci di affrontare la minaccia umana e fermare il Malvagio Fuoco. Combatti brandendo armi donate dalla natura, usa lo scenario attorno a te a tuo vantaggio, controlla la foresta grazi... [click here for more]
A duellist in a dying city facing a weapon of fiery death, not to mention temptation.
Two fur trappers hunted by a spirit of hate that feeds on the very fear it engenders.
An arrogant apprentice to a vain wizard finds himself in a race to unlock secrets hidden for centuries.
MacBeth, beloved King of the Scots, faces his last day and learns his name will damned.
A... [click here for more]
Tennel Grimbeck, skinner of the Rolsarn Swamp on the edge of the Confederacy of City States, is leaving the home he's known for all his life ahead of tragedy and rumors of murder.
Runya Sulemar, holy warrior of the Hinoitaur race, has been wandering the expanse of the Dim, the last messenger to carry a warning of doom to the world beyond.
Morriga Dagnon, young aristocrat of the ... [click here for more]
Morriga Dagnon, young ... [click here for more]
Book 5, and the conclusion of the Bone-Hilt Sword campaign. The brave adventurers are thrown into a high tower, and must escape through use of weapon and wit. Your players must battle the forces of the undying Mage-King Xerksis, and enlist his enemies as allies as the small force of arms and magic forces it way through the may levels of the Tower of Xerksis.
Play as the fifth book in a ... [click here for more]
Available in EPUB, Kindle and PDF formats.
It all seemed so straightforward at first...
Quantity surveying in the rain drenched swamps of Venus. How hard could it be? Endure a bit of rain, dig about where directed and Bob's your uncle. To be sure, there were the local carnivorous lizards the size of houses, occasionally hostile natives and the local German colony,... [click here for more]
Author: Quentin Hudspeth Page Count: 25 Use: Random treasure item with 60 new spells for your d20 campaign POD?: Available for print on demand.
Morgenstern's Spellbook is a collection of 60 wholly original spells ranging from 0th to 9th level and spanning 12 classes of spellcaster, including Sorcerer, Wizard, Cleric, Druid and much more. Designed to ... [click here for more]
There is a hidden world of spirit that surrounds us.
Within that world dwell the Nobilis.They are creatures half-human and half-god. Each holds dominion over a single concept in the world.You have heard the stories and rumors of the Nobilis.You have heard of the fates of those who encounter them.Herein you will find a guide to dealing with these Powers and theirattendant spirits.Herein ... [click here for more]
Within that world dwell the Nobilis.
They are creatures half-human and half-god. Each holds dominion over a single concept in the world.
You have heard the stories and rumors of the Nobilis.
You have heard of the fates of those who encounter them.
Herein you will find a guide to dealing with these Power... [click here for more]
Never Unprepared: The Complete Game Master's Guide to Session Prep Regular price: $9.95 Bundle price: $8.40
2013 Origins Award nominee for Best Game-Related Publication! Includes DRM-free... [click here for more]
"If you're planning on running a campaign, you'll want this book." — Critical Hits review
Do you ever wish you had a guide to help make running ongoing campaigns easier and more fun? Then you need Odyssey: The Complete Game Master's Guide to Campaign Management—to our knowledge, the first system-neutral book solely dedicated ... [click here for more]
In 2011 Eos Press released a guide to dealing with these... [click here for more]
Author: Quentin Hudspeth Page Count: 29Use: Random treasure item with 75 new spells for your d20 campaign POD: Available for print on demand.
Resnet's Spellbook is a collection of 75 wholly original spells ranging from 0th to 9th level. The collection spans 12 classes of spellcaster — including Bard, Sorcerer, Wizard, Cleric, Druid and more ... [click here for more]
Welcome to the introductory installment of Scarlet Tales, a series of gamebook-style solo adventures in the classic style of old school fantasy!In this story you can be a mighty Warrior, a cunning Rogue or a mysterious Enchanter, and face the threats hidden among the shady walls of Castle Mud.Using a totally dice-less gami... [click here for more]
In the quiet streets of London, evil lurks.
Time is of the essence; the body count is on the rise. Inquisitor Glass must move quickly, for a name of old rings throughout the streets of London. But this British inquisitor is determined to stop the killings at all costs; even if it means death. With the help of the London Inquisitional House, Inquisitor Glass must be care... [click here for more]
When the half-vampire protector of the village of Shoel races to rescue a child stolen away by ghouls, she discovers their more dastardly intent. Can she overcome the odds stacked against her or will she succumb to her darker side? What is her vampiric father's stake in the outcome?
Pawn, Deception and Sacrifice is the first in the Shadowsfall Legends l... [click here for more]
When a group of zombie hunters encounters a walker that's just a little too fresh, the fetchling ranger Sebesten discovers far more danger in the Outlands than he expected. Can he evade the dead that walk? Will he discover what terrible force is behind this menace—and can he make it back to Blackbat in time to warn the stronghold of the approaching horde? Find out more in this exciting ne... [click here for more]


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That fruits are the best medicine is a wellknown fact.
We also know that a cup of fruit juice a day is sure to guarantee a clear complexion. How about a massage with a fruit pulp or a fruit facial? Fruit facials have been there for at least a decade now. But with people getting more wary of effect of chemicals on the skin, a majority of them are now resorting to using something from their own kitchen. What better way to pamper your skin than with pure stuff which is free of toxins and not harmful to your skin?


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We adapted a simple recipe from Mark Bittman's How to Cook Everything to make these delicate French cookies. Sugar-dusted and flaky and with a toothsome bite, they're also a great way to use up leftover puff pastry.
This Alsatian dish of white-fleshed fish and wine-braised sauerkraut comes with a creamy riesling sauce.
People have strong opinions about the Monte Cristo sandwich, a double-decker of Swiss cheese, ham, and chicken or turkey, battered, fried, and dusted with confectioners' sugar, served with jelly on the side.
This classic French pastry, whose name in both French and Spanish — mille-feuilles and milhojas, respectively — means thousand leaves (for its delicate multiple layers), is also known as the napoleon.
Author Mike Colameco learned how to make this indulgent custardlike potato dish from French chef Alain Senderens.
Earthy roasted chestnuts are simmered in an aromatic stock until tender, then puréed to make a luxurious cream-thickened soup.
This French egg custard is traditionally made with corn flour, but wheat flour works just as well. It puffs dramatically while cooking, then settles into a dense, delicately sweet flan.
Loaded with root vegetables and sweet Savoy cabbage, this robust white bean soup from southwestern France is enriched with smoky bacon and duck confit.
For this indulgent dish, duck legs are cured in herb-laced salt, then slowly braised in a bath of duck fat before being roasted until crisp.
This rich beef and root vegetable stew is made with armagnac, chocolate and, traditionally, madiran wine. We use pinot noir instead for a lighter, more nuanced version.
Crisp, paper-thin sheets of phyllo dough wrap and crown tender, brandied apples in this classic French tart.
This duck-lover's version of the classic southern French casserole includes the bird in rich sausages, bone-in legs and thighs, breast meat, and the traditional confit.
Chef Eric Ripert of Le Bernardin in New York City pairs Kumamoto oysters on the half shell with tiny, melt-in-your-mouth cubes of aspic in various flavors.
This rich, smooth soup highlights and balances the gentle flavors of fennel and leek with spices and a bracing addition of Pernod. This rich, smooth soup highlights and balances the gentle flavors of fennel and leek with spices and a bracing addition of Pernod.
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In this techno-thriller from the best-selling author of the Fire of Heaven Trilogy, a successful TV newscaster is hurled into a parallel world exactly like ours except for one minor detail: Christ didn't come there 2,000 years ago, but today.
What If Jesus Had Not Come Until Today?
Who Would Follow Him?
Who Would Kill Him?
A fiery car crash hurls TV journalist Conrad Davis into another world exactly like ours except for one detail---Jesus Christ did not come 2,000 years ago, but today.
Starting with angels heralding a birth in the back of a motel laundry room, the skeptical Davis watches the gospel unfold in today's society as a Messiah in T-shirt and blue jeans heals, raises people from the dead, and speaks such startling truth that he captures the heart of a nation.
But the young man's actions and his criticism of the religious establishment earn him enemies as ruthless as they are powerful.
An intense and thought-provoking novel, Eli strips away religious tradition to present Jesus fresh and unvarnished. With gripping immediacy, Bill Myers weaves a story whose truth will refresh your faith.


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Original Release Date: Sep 27, 1972
Mickey King (Michael Caine) writes pulp, lives pulp and very soon could be pulp. While ghostwriting an autobiography for Hollywood star Preston Gilbert (Mickey Rooney), Mickey ends up investigating a murder.
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- Production Designer: Patrick Downing
- Director: Michael Hodges
- Screenplay: Michael Hodges
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Jung Chang Jon Halliday - Mao: The Unknown Story
In their new book "Mao: The Unknown Story" Jung Chang and Jon Halliday make an impassioned case for a reevaluation of Mao - as a tyrant worse than Stalin or Hitler. Based on a decade of research into previously untapped sources worldwide and on unprecedented interviews with Mao's inner circle and with virtually everyone outside China who had significant dealings with him, this book raises new questions about Mao's role in the rise and success of the Chinese Communist movement.
Jung Chang is the
Episode 24 – It has a natural ringtone Since doing podcasts, I have become more aware of the soundscapes and rhythms of various environments. Can you guess this mystery sound? This may not work in non-audio medium like print, but try it anyway ... b'loop, b'loop... b'loop... ...b'loop, b'loop... That's five items at the supermarket checkout. Okay can you guess this one? Kashunk, wrrrrr, kashunk ,wrrrrr, kashunk... That's hand luggage rolling ov
Narrated by Edward Everett Horton. Fractured Fairy Tale from the Rocky and Bullwinkle Show, Saturday morning cartoons in the 1960s. Rumpelstiltskin is a PR man who does not succeed in his scheme to take the firstborn child of the queen and king. (5:35)
White British working class children make the worst progress in secondary school
Dr Steve Strand from the Warwick Institute of Education talks about his report which shows that white British children from working class backgrounds make the least progress compared to other ethnic groups at secondary school.
The Zimmermann Telegram
This is lesson plan aims to help students understand the causes of World War I and why the U.S. intervened. In January of 1917, British cryptographers deciphered a telegram from German Foreign Minister Arthur Zimmermann to the German Minister to Mexico, von Eckhardt, offering U.S. territory to Mexico in return for joining the German cause. This telegram helped draw the United States into the war.
General Reflections
A look at where today's strategic circumstances are and the position of the UK, and a look to the future. General Sir Mike Jackson's illustrious career in the British Army has spanned almost forty five years and all that time he has shown loyalty, courage and commitment to the British army whilst also being an undeniable media attraction. General Sir Mike Jackson is the best known British General of modern times. He retired in the autumn of 2006 after almost forty five years of service in the Br
British Painting
This site provides a brief history of painting in Britain during the 18th and 19th centuries, when English artists began developing their own styles in marine, allegorical, and landscape painting. Paintings are organized in online tours of British conversation pieces and portraits, landscapes of Constable and Turner, the Royal Academy of Art, British and American grand manner portraits, and British and American history paintings.
Under the Redcoat
The Revolutionary War wasn't always a winning proposition for the colonists, explains Tim Sutphin. "Under the Redcoat" recalls the British occupation of Williamsburg.
The Transcontinental Railroad
In 1862, Congress passed and President Lincoln signed the Pacific Railroad Bill, which granted public land and funds to build a transcontinental railroad. The Central Pacific Railroad would lay tracks from California heading east, and the Union Pacific Railroad would lay tracks from the Missouri River west. The photograph taken in Placer County, "Grading the Central Pacific Railroad," shows some of the construction. Work on the railroad was physically difficult and at times dangerous, and attrac
Medicine Games: Malaria - Parasite
Play a game and find out about a Nobel Prize awarded discovery or work! Malaria is one of the world's most common diseases, caused by a parasite that is transmitted to humans by a female mosquito's bite. The discovery of this parasite in mosquitoes earned the British scientist Ronald Ross the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1902. In 1907, Alphonse Laveran received the prize for his findings that the parasite was present in human blood. Prize awarded discovery or work! Take control of a
Medicine Games: Malaria - Mosquito
Play a game and find out about a Nobel Prize awarded discovery or work! Malaria is one of the world's most common diseases, caused by a parasite that is transmitted to humans by a female mosquito's bite. The discovery of this parasite in mosquitoes earned the British scientist Ronald Ross the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1902. In 1907, Alphonse Laveran received the prize for his findings that the parasite was present in human blood. Take control of a mosquito and try to find a human
Art a GoGo Podcast #2
In podcast #2, we talk about the King Tut exhibition at LACMA, Tim Hawkinson, art in the news, and more...
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Fact? or Fiction?
Highlights from the tenth annual Fact? or Fiction? event, hosted by Valerie Pringle and Howard Glassman. Fuelled by great food and beverages, guests compete for a fabulous prize in an exciting game of guess-the-artifact.
Historic Charleston's Religious and Community Buildings
explores Charleston's heritage by examining 42 historic places. More than 300 years of history are covered, including the Walled City of the British colony, the growth of the shipping industry and surrounding plantations, the city's role in the events leading up to the Civil War, the resurgence of the community during the late 19th century, and the establishment of one of the most complete and intact historic districts in the country.
21W.730-1 Expository Writing: Exploring Social and Ethical Issues through Film and Print (MIT)
This section of Expository Writing provides the opportunity for students- as readers, viewers, writers and speakers - to engage with social and ethical issues that they care deeply about. Through discussing selected documentary and feature films and the writings of such authors as Maya Angelou, Robert Coles, Charles Dickens, Barbara Ehrenreich, Martin Luther King, Jr., Jonathan Kozol, and Alice Walker, we will explore different perspectives on a range of social problems such as poverty, homeless
Iconic: Earl of Pembroke's Armour
Made in King Henry VIII's royal workshop, this suit of armour is one of only three of its kind on display in the world. One of the ROM's iconic objects, see the suit in the Samuel European Galleries.
Homecoming 2010 Recap
Check out some of the great events that took place during Homecoming 2010: Rock This Town! - including footage from the homecoming parade, football game, the crowning of the Homecoming King and Queen and BearFest Village.
Apartheid protest at the South African Consulate, tape 2
Apartheid protesters gather in front of the South African Consulate at 100 Charles River Plaza in Boston. Mel King (political activist), Charles Yancey (Boston City Council) and Willard Johnson (Head, TransAfrica) demand to see Richard Blankstein (honorary consul to South Africa). Police officers bar entry to the building. Johnson announces that the protestors will ask for Blankstein's resignation from his post. He adds that they will ask Blankstein's law firm to sever ties with South Africa. Jo
THE PRESIDENT: Ladies and gentlemen, on Sunday, Mr. Shaw will celebrate his 95th birthday. (Applause.) I would like to recognize the other survivors who are here today and their families: Mr. Charlie Pollard is here. (Applause.) Mr. Carter Howard. (Applause.) Mr. Fred Simmons. (Applause.) Mr. Simmons just took his first airplane ride, and he reckons he's about 110 years old, so I think it's time for him to take a chance or two. (Laughter.) I'm glad he did. And Mr. Frederick Moss, thank you, sir.


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Came to the brunch for my birthday and I can always say the food is excellent. Service was good but it could have been a little better; I seemed to have had to always ask for a refill of coffee and water. Neither the server nor the assistant would just stop by and ask if they could refill my cup or glass. And as usual, I was able to visit with the managers Karen and Tim for a brief minute which I thoroughly enjoy. They always make sure that every visit is a treat and remind you that you're a special patron.
Heather is excellent and the tuna was great. Mahi Mahi was good.
We love the Birthday discount and take advantage with friends during our birthday month. I requested a quiet table and we were seated in a quiet area, thank you!
We often go to the Fresh Fish Co. to celebrate birthdays. It's always a great experience and their Birthday Club is a nice benefit.
Been here a number of times and food is always good.
Always enjoy it. Menu never ever changes, and side dishes do not either. They should really become a little diversified But dependble to be good
Servers were attentive, manager stopped by with a warm welcome.
We've been coming to the Fresh Fish Company for many years. We go for holidays and especially for the lobster specials. Only once did we get a bad appetizer and we quickly received a credit for that. The service is always great and so is the food.
We and another couple go to Fresh Fish every year. It's actually become a tradition. I tried something I had never had there, Prime Rib and shrimp. The prime rib was, by far, the most tender cut I have had in Denver in a long time. Everybody else had fish and all were praiseworthy. Although the quality seemed to dip a while back, they are totally back. I would highly recommend ti.
Fresh Fish Co. has been around for years for a reason...It's the BEST fish restaurant in Denver. The variety is outstanding, the fish is the freshest unless you're grilling your own fish on the river after a catch and the service is flawless. Don't expect fancy decor and get disillusioned by the diner style booths and lighting as the big payoff is the the food and service. I'm sure the owners would love to move to a new building but then they'd have to charge you twice as much to cover the lease cost.
Been there every year or more for fish (the Birthday special is superiorly priced). Tried the Prime Rib with Shrimp topping this time - to die for - perfect - and my lady's Ahi was amazing. Staff attentive without being overbearing, and knowledgeable. A fine experience - best to date. (Took time and care to seat us in quietest place available.)
Always try calamari on all of our travels. Fresh FishCompany is the Best,! Sauce on the escargot was delicious! Fish excellent ly prepared. Service staff does agreat job. Excellent dining experience!
We've been eating @ FFC since it's been open. We've never been unhappy with the food. We recommend the Prime Rib & the Calamari. The Calamari is steak cut instead of ringlets and should be tried. The Oysters Rockefeller are very good. We have tried other dinners such as the Sea Bass and were very pleased.
Always celebrate our birthdays here due to the great discount given. PLUS, we love fresh fish!!
every thing was great ,food ,service , and drinks W e had a great time and meal
We visited Fresh Fish Co to celebrate 2 October birthdays, The food was amazing and our waiter Nick was the true gem of the night. He was friendly and very efficient. We had a special order and he made it happen. Thanks so much Nick and Fresh Fish Company. We will be back in January for another birthday celebration.
Great place for gathering! Not too loud but good energy. Fast service with great food!
Can't be beat for seafood! Appetizers: We had mussels and Ahi Tuna - both excellent for taste and presentation. Generous servings. Entree: The fresh Alaskan Halibut was superb. Overall, the service was very good although it was not a busy evening. Saturday evenings might be slower - we were in and out in one hour.
The crab is always great, start with Calamari and you can not go wrong. The service is also always great, they check up on you often enough .
Took my wife for her birthday, she had lobster I had mixed grill, both were delicious.
We attended the Fresh Fish Company during is annual Crab Fest and the food was delicious. I had the trio of Dungeness, Alaskan King and Snow Crab and it was served steaming hot, tasted sweet and fresh (no fishy smell)! The wait staff was attentive and knowledgeable. We were a little early for our reservation so went to the bar to enjoy some oysters -- again -- fresh, cold, delicious! And their birthday club is an extra plus. Some restaurants that have been around for a long time lose their excellence -- not so with the Fresh Fish Company!
Having moved to Colorado from Maryland 2 yrs ago it is not easy to find a good seafood restaurant especially after eating crabs and Chesapeake Bay oyster, but this restaurant has good seafood. My husband and I went on a Monday evening so the restaurant was not crowded, but I cannot judge a Sat . We were seated in a booth with a large fish tank next to us, many fish tanks, with all kinds of live fish swimming around so really got that sea food ambience, almost felt like being at an East Coast ocean restaurant. My husband had lobster bisque and lobster tail stuffed with crab meat and I had all appetizers of the things I have missed, lobster bisque, delicious escargot, and a half dozen Chesapeake Bay fresh oysters on the half shell.
Great food. Nobody can cook fish like Fresh Fish Company. Leave the sauce off, it's better naked.
The soft shelled crabs were excellant, the garlic mashed potatoes are always good also. The service is the best.
I think everyone goes for the excellent all you can eat crab legs. Sometimes the crab is easy to get to the whole meat, and sometimes you have to dig for it. Perhaps the cooking/steaming process is inconsistent? At any rate, the crab is always delicious, and not too salty as I've experienced in other places. You get one complimentary glass of Champagne, which is better than nothing. I'm used to endless Champagne at other Sunday Brunches. I would pay a higher rate for this Sunday brunch if the Champagne kept coming.
We dined early on a Thursday night to celebrate my husband's birthday and get his birthday discount of 67%. The restaurant was not crowded when arrived, but had filled up by the time we left. The service was excellent, and we both enjoyed crab entrees followed by the apple pie dessert. We will be back to celebrate more birthdays.
Even with their reputation as good as it is, i think Fresh Fish Co. is under-rated! If you have not been for a while, its time you did. Lots of options, great taste, great service, quiet, good for biz lunch meet.
The décor was a little dated , but the food was outstanding.
Over the last couple of years we've gone to this restaurant with friends and family and always had an enjoyable experience. I would reccomend it to anyone who enjoys fish and good service.
Although we feel the lunches are over priced, we do enjoy scallops for lunch. Our waiter was attentive and entertaining.
First time for our family and loved it, we are from Hawaii, where it's known for fresh seafood , I must say we were impressed, the server Karen was fantastic As well as the staff. The other server that night asked how everything was, from the second we stepped in we were treated like Royalty
Best seafood in Denver! The food is consistently good. And you can't beat the birthday specials, especially as you get older! Happy hour deals in the bar are fabulous as well.
We had a wonderful meal with a knowledgeable server and great food, with an aquarium beside us to watch. Save room for dessert; their desserts are delicious and melt on the tongue.
Went for the Veteran's Day special of grilled salmon. Very delicious with the lemon caper sauce. My daughter had the Escolar fish, and that was truly very tasty--will order that next time around. My mother had the halibut and that was also delicious.
I'll enjoy almost anything short of roadkill but my wife is more discerning, so when the occasion warrants we'll eat at a restaurant known for its cuisine. The Fresh Fish Company has never disappointed and it remains a favorite for special occasions.
My oysters tasted "off." my escargot were out-of-shell and tasty with huge garlic blast, and my scallops were Ok-nothing special, suspiciously round and symmetrical. Costs were higher than quality of food or overall experience.
We always enjoy the food at Fresh Fish Co., but this time the service was not so great, we had to ask for refills and to get replacement crab bowls
We had an excellent experience as always. We received a friendly greeting as we entered and within a few minutes were seated at a booth. Both the waiter and his assistant were attentive and the food was delicious. One of the managers came to our table to explain the restaurant's Rewards Club to us as well as to make sure that our dining experience was a pleasant one. We recommend The Fresh Fish Company to anyone that enjoys seafood although there are non-seafood items on the menu also for those for whom seafood is not a first choice.
The Fresh Fish is the place to take any out-of-town friends or family. Once they have been there it becomes a 'must' on their list when returning to the Denver area. Seafood is outstanding and the service makes you feel very special.
I can't complain about the food or service but it didn't wow me either. Service was average, entire staff was very friendly. The fish tanks are awesome. It's an older building and it shows in the floors. My mother-in-law is crazy about this place and raves about it. We were excited to try it and our expectations were high, after all her praise. Again, nothing was bad, it was good, just not great. We wouldn't have a problem dining there again but it won't be a first choice.
Fresh Fish is my go to place for brunch. The service always good and the management always hands-on. Don't change a thing!
I enjoy eating at this restaurant because it is quiet enough to visit with fellow diners. The food is very good and the servers are very attentive.
We got the salmon special and can truthfully say it was one of the best dinners we have had in a long time at any restaurant. My husband is still raving about it.
There was a wide variety of foods available and seemed to accommodate a wide variety of tastes. It was nice to see that the gluten free foods were identified. Although the quality of food was good, thought that it was a little over priced.
Food was fantastic. I was shocked at how good it was because the decor is blah. I was immediately regretting my decision to dine there when I walked in. The place needs a serious overhaul. Everything is dated including the decor, menu design, and even the food plating. Our server, Lyn, was great - high energy and fun. We all loved our food! Would love to see this place get an update - I think it would really change their business.
One of my favorite places and I still was not disappointed. We had a party of 6 and we were all very pleased with the food and service.
I like coming here for birthdays and just to eat this place is awesome!
We eat at Fresh Fish fairly regularly and can always rely on great food and excellent service... Additionally if you get on their mailing list they have some great coupon deals to take advantage of!!
We always like coming here. The food is great, we especially enjoy watching the fish in the tanks, - it is so calming.
The food is very good, service is very solid, and is a nice dining experience.


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Cheek the Community Log for Next Week's Happenings - Pages CI 1- 8 * FARMIN0D4LE 0 c i i 10c WHERE THE HISTORY OF YOUR COMMUNITY b Kctwutu wttKLY An Official Newspaper of the Incorporated Village of Farmingdale — Serving Greater Farmingdale, Bethpage and Melville V o l . 9 NO. 2 6 Second Class Postage has been paid at Farmingdale, N. Y. 11735 • Published by THE OBSERVER, INC., Box 146, Farmingdale, N. Y. Thursday, February 17, 1972 MOMENTO: Lt. Charles F. Steuer, ( left) of the Nassau County Police Department is shown receiving a replica of a call box from Inspector Joseph P. Gallick, right, at a retirement dinner for the two men at Mah Jong Restaurant, in Syosset. Over 250 fellow cops and officers attended the event. Two Farmingdale Police Officers Retire After 30 Years Service Two- well known police officers of the Nassau County Police Department have retired after more than 30 years of service each and were feted at a farewell dinner at Mah Jong Restaurant on Jericho Turnpike in Syosset by their fellow officers and patrolman. They are Inspector Joseph P. Gallick, of 76 Jefferson Road, Farmingdale; and Lieut. Charles F. Steuer of 32 Spruce Street South Farmingdale. Inspector Gallick spent most of his police career in the Second and Seventh Precincts. The Weinberger kidnapping case, the Ivan Jerome fire and disappearance and the Damon baby cases all came under his jurisdiction. Lieut. Steuer joined the force April 22, 1939 in a class with former Commissioner Francis B. Looney who is now in the New York City Department. Both officers were presented with calendar watches and other momentos. In addition Steuer was presented with a replica of a police call box. It seemed that when Steuer was on duty he would be plagued by people leaving the receiver off in the call boxes and then running at top speed. The switch board would start buzzing and flashing and Steuer would come on the radio for the patrolmen in the sector to get to the call boxes. Ron Swoboda Scores During Rap Session Ron Swoboda, of Mets World Championship fame and now a Yankee, is a young man who could probably do very well on the banquet circuit. May be he does that anyway but he also does something else, for which he is to be highly recommended. Headlines We Can Do Without The following is an editorial comment by the FARMINGDALE OBSERVER: The events at Farmingdale High School last week were a rude reminder that our hometown is part of this restless world. Under the surface of the quiet, even placid life to which most of us have become accustomed in our neck of the woods, apparently the same cross- currents and swirls of emotion are active that elsewhere have erupted into even more violent incidents. Because white and black children were involved, a brawl that must be considered a more or less normal occurence whenever and wherever over 3,000 children are gathered at close quarters, automatically became headline news, assumed major proportions. For us, too, it became a headline story, as it had to. We would rather have done without it, though, just as most residents could have done without this news event, we're sure. Let's therefore resolve that all of us keep our perspective, let's all promise each other to not do anything that would add fuel to the fire of emotions, that would bring about a repeat of last week's unfortunate events. And let's acknowledge with a sense of gratitude the prompt and in its decisiveness measured response of our school administration. Swoboda is working for the town of Oyster Bay in an effort to stem the tide of increasing drug abuse. In that capacity he spent an evening with the young people of PRICE, the anti drug abuse center on Farmingdale's South Main Street. He did, at least to our imagination, score heavily that evening with those who might have been or still are in the grips of addiction. * " I am very concerned about this drug problem in our society,'' he said, " I have two sons myself and I have to do my part to do something positive about it." Swoboda pointed out to the youngsters that no athlete can stay on top of his game once he has started on the drug trip which can only lead downhill. When one of the members mentioned that freedom is the one thing that young people want most, Swoboda had an answer that certainly should have been a home run: " Anybody who uses drugs and becomes addictive is probably the most enslaved person in the world. He is not the one who can dictate his actions any more. It is his addiction that tells him what to do." All Quiet on the High School Front The open conflict that broke out last Thursday morning at Farmingdale High School and resulted in an ugly free for all involving about 150 students is over. But, according to a school spokesman, the difficult part is just beginning. He was referring to the work necessary to stop similar conflicts from occuring in the future. " The cooperation from parents and the police has been very encouraging," John Regan, assistant to the superintendent of schools, said yesterday. " The parents of the students involved in the fight have really put the law down to their offsprings and everybody is watching his step." The school administration have suspended four students who are believed to have been the ones most responsible for the incident on Thursday. A formal hearing on the suspensions will be held this Monday. According to the 8th precinct, a warrant against William Russo, 17, for harassment was signed by Michael White and a Farmingdale teacher, Edwin Schlosser. Last Monday the parents of the white and black students involved in the fight met separately in the High School. Later on, ten representatives of each group got together in a closed session. Afterwards this group of twenty met with school officials and informed them of their common concern for the safety of their children and for a fair treatment to all students. The parents agreed to continue their meetings and they also guaranteed the conduct of their children There were also some demonstrations on Monday in front of the High School. About 150 students were walking up and down carrying signs which read " School Discriminates Against Whites," " Us Whites Want Rights" and " We Go Back When Russo Goes Back". On Tuesday morning however, everything was back to normal, including attendance. In a letter to parents and students of the Farmingdale High School, Dr. William A. Kinzler, superintendent of schools, and John A. McLennan, principal of the High School, informed parents about the incident at the school and explained why the school remained closed last Friday: " Rumors were brought to us that a certain segment of the students involved were planning to return Friday and bring outsiders. The police and school administration agreed to close the school for the safety of all children while we investigated the rumors and took further proper action." The letter concluded by thanking " the thousands of students who behaved and cooperated so well". During a meeting of the entire faculty of the Farmingdale Senior High the professional interest committee, representing the faculty of Farmingdale Senior High School, expressed its unanimous support of the principal, John A. McLennan, for his prompt and effective action in his fair dnd impartial handling of the situation in the school on Thursday morning. Village Faces Cost Increases And Election Monday night's meeting of the Farmingdale Village Board of Trustees gave a perfect illustration of how circumstances sometimes destroy man's best-laid plans: A letter read by village clerk James McKenna informed the village board that the Town of Oyster Bay is increasing its incinerator charges from $ 6.00 to $ 7.00 per ton, effective June 1, 1972. Whatever figures for next fiscal year's budget were already assembled, they now will have to be revised upwards by several thousands of dollars. And there is really nothing they board can do, just as there was nothing it could do when the Town of Oyster Bay doubled its incinerator charges not much more than a year ago. Farmingdale needs the Tobay incinerator, whatever the cost. All that mayor John Hallahan could. do in response to the notification from town hall was to accept the inevitable with as much grace as can be mustered in such a case. After a public hearing on two new ordinances in respect to changed rules on parking fields 2, 4 and 6, and zoning regulations for the business area south of Fulton Street, the appointment of Dorothy Kelly, Josephine Jones, Frieda Grell and Jean Kraus as election inspectors was announced - a reminder that the village elections are not too far away. — The election itself will take place on March 21 from noon to 9 p. m. at village hall. Registration has been set for March 4, also at village hall. Except for trustee Willis Carman, Jr., all members of the village board are up for reelection, if they so choose. Apparently they have so chosen, and also apparently no one will challenge them. With litUe more than one month to go before election day, no challenger has yet appeared on the' horizon. Unless tnings change very soon, the quiet village of Farmingdale will have a quiet village board election.
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^e HUNTLEY ^««^frfe VOLUME 8 — NUMBER 6 THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1JM7 PHONT: .669-6621 (any time) (if no answer) 469-0O98 SCHOOL FILE HUrnUY UIQH SCHOOL HUMTLEY, ILL 10 PAGES MAILED ANU OI8TIUBDTBD WnSKLT 9^ COM. Annual Village Summer Course 850 Attend ComingEvents Board Meeting Set jor School Musicale All board members were pre¬ sent at the Village of Htintley Annual meeting held last Wed¬ nesday evening, April 26, includ¬ ing the four trustees who ¦were elected on Tuesday, April 11, t«o- nard Ackman, Rlihafd Staab, Er¬ nst Pitsi, and Leon Olhaber. Eigh spectators were in atten¬ dance. The business before the board WM the issuing of annual liquor licenses. There was extensive discussion concerning the section of the newly passed VlU^re Li¬ quor Ordinance which deals with the residency requirements. The village ordinance states that the owner Is given a 90 day period in which to become a resident, after which time if he doesn't comply, his license wil! automatically be revoked. A motion was made by Ackman to iesue licenses to all the ti^jpM- cants, noting however, that the Village Attorney, Mr. Henry Covrtin, should notify any who were not residents after 90 days, that their license w«« invalid. Ernst fitsi said that he felt tliat since one of those present had already owned his tavern for a year and not as yet moved to town, it appeared as though he had no intention of doing so. Board President Brill said tbat from now on it would be in the hands of the Attorney if he did¬ n't estaUish residency within the stated 90 day period. The vote on the motion was: Enstrom yes, Aciunan yes, Olha¬ ber yes, O'Connor yes, Staab yes, Pitai, no. - Edison Company Announcement Commonwealth Bklison Com¬ pany plans to reduce electric ser¬ vice interruptions to the residents of Huntley by installing automa¬ tic switching equipment accord¬ ing to George P. Marcus, District Superintendent. Marcus said, intemiptioni in the Huntley ax«a during the past few years have been primarily caused bf outages of the 34,000 volt transmission line which sup¬ plies the Huntley transformer station. When the transmission line, which originates in iMaren- go incoiT* «nd outage, toe elec¬ tric service to the commiinity of Huntley is interrupted ^iftU the Huntiey tradsformer stiioon is manually switched to tWi emer¬ gency SOUKS) of supply. Outages of the transmission line have been attributed to lightning, hi^h winds, sleet and accidents. Edison engineers are now de- sigming an automatic transmis¬ sion line switch installation to ^ be erected for ihe Himtley trails-' fonner station. This switch will automatically transfer the trans¬ former to the emergency trans¬ mission line when an outage oc¬ curs on the normal supply line. The spaeial nature ot the equip¬ ment win require about six months fw deeign and manufac- torfaic. CaaaU'tctton ia expected to be completed by late this year. Grade School Principal G. L. DeLaney announced tills week that he has sent a letter to jfwr- ents of students recommended for the remedial reading couraw to be held this summer. These classes will begin on June 19 and end July 28. Classes will be held in the morning^ frotn 9:00 to 12:00. The money to finance this pro¬ ject will be realized from a Fed- $9352.29. Of this figure |1200 will be spent for administration of the program, |3600 for instruc¬ tion, 1660 for pupil transporta¬ tion (|200 of this for salaries) services and |3393.10 for equip¬ ment. Mr. Delaney stated that the program will be detailed, simpli¬ fied, and slow-moving. Word rec¬ ognition skills will be worked on along with the phonetic approach to reading. He went to say that the goal will be to give extra help to students that are having reading problems in generalising and in thinking abstractly about what they are reading. The course, ace«(||}9jr to tb* Pedetal fom. is hs<— sttbirt^ 15 kindergarten students, 35 stu- dnts ot grades 1-8, 85 students from grades 4-6-6 and 15 students from grades 7 and 8. The teach¬ ers who will work on this project are: Mrs. Crirolyn Schachtner, Mrs. Gloria Christensen, Mrs. Lu¬ cille Martindale, Hrs. Stafiaa Schafer. Mr. William Eisenming- er. Mr. Dan Kern is the Coordin¬ ator for the project, and will re¬ vise the administrator's salary. In his report to the Federal government Mr. Delaney stated that the Huntley Consolidated School District encompasses an area of 44.9 square miles; that in the district there are 31 children on ADC. A total of 72& schod children reside in the district. Principal Delaney's statem«it in his request for Federal funds CoatiMKd aa page Z Huntley Helps Belvidere Last Wednesday a g^^up of Huntley men, mostly farmers, went to the Belvidere disaster area to help in tbeir clean-up ef¬ forts. TTiis project was organiz¬ ed and directed by Supervisor II<iward Ruth and Grafton town- sMp Road 0>mmiB8ioner Louis Sdbschtner. The men met at Bowl-Hi at 9:io a.m. and proceeded to the Boone county sher!ff% departr> men*. At the sherifTs dej^art- ment tfaey were told that dean up committees in he town were under conrol. The men were sent to a farm near tin huge Cteys- ler plant to assist in the clan up. Typ of. ttie tn^cks from - Grafton , township kwere sent to an area across from the sh<H[>ping center. The men worked all day assist¬ ing in the disaster dean up. Those from Huntley who do¬ nated equipment included Custom Farm Services, 1 track, 2 men; Leroy Wirsing Excavating, 1 truck, 2 men; Ben Hansford Chev¬ rolet, 1 man; Grafton township, 2 trucks; Bowl-Hl, 1 tmck. The Huntiey High School's Musical presentation of band and chorus built around the theme or "Broadway in Miniature" on Ap¬ ril 28th was attended by approx¬ imately 350 persons. Tables had been set up by mem¬ bers of the Music Boosters club in tbe high school gym, around which those attending the pro¬ gram sat and enjoyed the num¬ bers as they sipped coffee and fruit juice provided by the Music Boosters. Mr. Ronald Jirik had -construct- CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE SATURDAY, May 6 — Music Boosters Awards Night. SATURDAY, May 13 — Prom and Post Prom Party. SATURDAY. May ZO — Mother-Daughter Banquet. Flagpole Moved The flagpole at the old grade school building has been taken down by Bakley Construction Co. and will shortly put up at tbe Edwin P. Deicke Park in Dona¬ hoe's Woods. The flagpole shotild rise above the trees and be an in- spiring sigltt for all. ATTBlVTIOHl (Editor's Note: Because of its timely information the foUowhig letter to the editor ia pnbUshed on Ike froat page. May we saggeeti that it be clipped and saved for future reference.) Whoa, fella, whoa. Your editorial of last week needs answering. I wouldn't want anyone to think Huntley is entirely yn- ments, and organizations. This is on exctmple ol hu¬ man nature; how we overlook or forget until a trage¬ dy happens. I probably would have forgotten too—except I'm the one who has donated all this time and energy for the past 7 years as Huntley's Civil Defense Direc¬ tor, attended all the meetings except one, taken all the course. I have all the literature and although we didn't load your paper with it, it's the some informa¬ tion carried by the daily papers. We advanced beyond 1950 arid are up-tO'date more than you and maybe others i«dlize. For ex¬ ample, in 1963 some of us in Huntley received Certifi¬ cates for completing the "Education for Survival" course which was sponsored by the local American Legion Auxiliary. We have five air-raid shelters diosen and ap¬ proved. They are the baseirients of the Lutheran Church, the Catholic Church, Walter Weltzien's building and the facilities of the Huntley school. Since the addition, the American Legion Home has been added to the list. The last time we participated and sounded the alert to test signals was at 10:30 a.m. on the first Tues¬ day of June '66 and for 3 months. This and another minute of short blasts, the signal to take cover. A Director works with the Police and Fire De- Txirtments. Chief Roth and I reviewed Huntley's Civil Defense Program as recent as the fall of '68 when he appeared on a panel discussion at a PTA meeting. Our Fire Department is dne of the best j»ep3red and fasttBst. They continually practice first oda, survival preelection and use df equipment. The McHenry County Sheriff has corresponded with me as recent as 1966 concerning warning center procedures. These few examples are given to prove that Hunt¬ ley still has a defense program in case of enemf attack. However, you are right, there is not a special warning for tornadoes. This is now being discussed £>y cx>unty and state officials. Some are against it for these reasons: People would rely too much oh others to watch; a siren could bring ipeople outdoors to look; the odds of a tornado strikiiig one's area are small so the siren could be ©ventiially ignored as the tor¬ nado watch wominas on rtidio; usually a tornado rONTINUBD ON PAGE TBItW Award Night Set for May 6 Music Awards Night at Hunt¬ ley School has been itet for Sat¬ urday evening, May 6, at 8:00 o'clock. Awards Night, a pro¬ ject of the Music Boosters, ia for the purpose of givinfr recognition to the high .<!chool students for their talents and efforts in the Music Department. Mr. Vernon Hajeck, band di¬ rector of District 10, Woodstock, will be the guest speaker. Awards and music camp scholarahips will be presented, followed by a buf¬ fet st4q>er for the stadents and their parents. Dancing will conclude the eve¬ ning's program. A picnic is being planned for later in May for the Junior High School Music students. Booster President Peg SchulU haa appointed the following Awards Night Committees: Food — Ron Jirik, Mabd Sdmtts. Car¬ oline Schactner, Gladys Adams and Jowi Molitor; Decorations — Carol Donahune, Shelby Hill, Hel¬ en Marlowe; PuUid^ 8nd Tele¬ phone — ManseBa Aulik and Elaine MtHtr, Lions CUA 20th Anniversary The BoMer Lions Club eom- memorsted tite 20th anniveraary of its charter with a dinner and dabeing at Shady Lane on Satnr¬ day, April S9. The dab was started in April of 1M7 with 31 charter members wiio attended a dinner In the CatiioUc (%nrch basement on April 80 of that year. The Har¬ vard Lions dub acted a> spon¬ sors for the Bunttey gionp. Of the original 81 memhers three are still ia the local chd>. They are Qlsii Cole, Earle John¬ son snd Say^Miad KeOy. Seven of the orlffaul ftl are deceased. The wives of wb0 ineiabers were presented with btaotifnl corsages by the president ot the Club, Wayne Miller. Dan Adams, of Clarendon Hilla, a former District I-J Governor, was guest of h^|ior and brought greetings to the club from the state orgaaiaatioa. He invited the local men to par¬ ticipate in the annnal laons Con¬ vention which will be held in Chicago' in Jnne. Earie Jehasmi was ¦ ^presented a handsome desk-pocket watch to commemorate his 20-year contin uens neoiherBfaip. He was the only ehfurter member present for the fsstlVtties. Credit Union Open Saturday The board of directors of the Hantley Commnnity Credit Un¬ ion have completed arrange¬ ments to have the office, located at 9 South Woodstock Street, open for business on Saturday mornings from 9:00 until 12:00. This is being done for customer convenieaee and better servloe.
Object Description
Title | The Huntley Farmside |
Date | 1967-05-04 |
Month | 05 |
Day | 04 |
Year | 1967 |
Volume | 8 |
Issue | 5 |
Decade | 1960-1969 |
Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
Coverage | Huntley, Illinois, United States |
Description | Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection |
Subject | Newspaper Archives |
Rights | This material may be protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S. Code). |
Publisher | This Collection was digitized and loaded into CONTENTdm by OCLC Preservation Service Center (Bethlehem, PA) for the Huntley Area Public Library |
Source | Reproduction of library's print newspaper archives |


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A big thanks to El Fiendo and Bogmali for taking a shot at the -bigadv work units with their i7's. If all goes well, I will be joining the ranks of i7 shortly. Congrats to Bogmali for cracking 14 million
I've gotten a passkey set up in the Notfreds client. However if I read it right, you need a completely different image and VM program to do it. I've yet to find a good guide for it, though I'd heard EVGA is supposed to have one somewhere on the forums. I've got about 3 steps remaining until I can attempt the -bigadv. 1) Replace the NH-U12P on my motherboard and retire my spare TRUE. 2) Try lowering QPI/vtt voltage 1 or more times and testing for stability / temperatures. 3) Install and set up the new program and image. All of these are fairly easy to do, just #2 will require a day or two of stress testing. I'm pretty happy with an average temp of 75 Celsius, though its running with the side of the case off. Also, I'd rather have it running at 72 Celsius day in day out than have it running 75, though I'd say that's probably just down to personal preference. I'm looking at a Saturday deployment anyways, as I'm pretty sure I've already gotten my 10 regular WUs completed with my passkey (required). Only things that should be left to do are on my end though.
I thought about doing the big units when they first came out. I have a dual quad core, 8 physical cores, which at the time was preferred. It seemed to be over my head and I was running [still am] a linux os.
Here's the guide at EVGA: http://www.evga.com/forums/tm.aspx?m=4464 I can't test it because I don't have anything with more than 4 cores/threads, but it looks as if other people are successful when following it
Tonight has us posting up 900k, with our closest threat pulling in 110k less than us. We also stand poised to move up another 2 spots in ranking in 5 days as well. After that we'll have a bit of a long haul at 3 weeks until the next overtake, but its only going to get tougher to ascend the ranks. Everyone has done a great job of making TPU a folding and crunching giant. Pie! And I'm swiping me some more 'higher up' pie again! Pretty soon I hope to be snatching 3rd place pie regularly. I better not say too much or I'll jinx myself though. I should mention that it looks like sir POS has snagged himself some pie tonight. Winners of the MPA! [TABLE]msgclb|2/12/09 bogmali|2/12/09 Oily_17|2/12/09 [/TABLE] Feel free to check my findings, I sometimes miss people Milestones! [TABLE]2009-12-03 |iFX |80,000 2009-12-03| MStenholm |250,000 2009-12-03 |TeXBill |500,000 2009-12-03 |Munki |10,000 2009-12-03 |nflesher87 |650,000 2009-12-03 |bogmali |14,000,000 2009-12-03 |DanishDevil| 100,000 2009-12-03 |animal007 |2,000 2009-12-03 |roast| 8,000[/TABLE] There we are. Tonight we have 5 milestones cropping up, starting with Munki earning his first 10k. Past that, DanishDevil is earning his 100k milestone and his folding badge. Mstenholm is not too much further ahead, sitting at 250k tonight and TeXBill sits at the halfway point to 1 million. You're halfway to the Millionaire's Club, but I'll set aside a seat now so its ready when you get there. And lastly we have Bogmali who's decided to make F@H his whipping boy. I'm not too sure what else this man can do, but he can sure lay a spanking on scientific simulations.
Congratulations! You're pulling in some awesome numbers! 100 points more and I would have got pie in WCG yesterday Maybe with the new laptop I will at some point
thanks guys... My name just doesn't look right on the millionares club list or on the pie list but i like it thanks everyone that has helped me with this between the great deal and extra folding power (thanks Velvet )
Through the awesome power of overclocking, I was able to snag third place pie today. I'm actually quite surprised at the extra performance I was able to sneak out of my setup. I'm eager to see where I lie after this -bigadv attemp, and if I can even get this to work. Half the fun is the challenge of just getting this stuff working. And with HWC pressing on us every now and again, perhaps these -bigadv WUs can help give us another nice and cushy buffer for when they next have a folding contest. Pie! Not even 'swiper no swiping' could've kept me from this pie. Now the trick will be to repeat this. Winners of the MPA! [TABLE]msgclb|4/12/09 bogmali|4/12/09 Buck_Nasty|4/12/09 [/TABLE] Feel free to check my findings, I sometimes miss people Milestones! [TABLE]2009-12-04| p_o_s_pc |1,200,000 2009-12-04 |Niko084| 300,000 2009-12-04 |Weer| 80,000 2009-12-04 |deathmore| 900,000 2009-12-04 |ShiBDiB| 70,000[/TABLE] Tonight passes by as another that went without milestones. However that's not all. Someone turned up the winter around here, and now I'm left with snowdrifts reaching 2 feet. I can begin packaging and shipping genuine OC snow out to people who are interested. I may even do some sort of styrofoam cooler type scenario. All profits will be to fund F@H.
aww that was a short lived pie... i need more power!!!! maybe its time to get some lower powered cards(9500gt) and cut my PCI-E X1 slots and fold on them... If i did that i could have 3 more cards...or possibly try and upgrade my 8800GTS to something alittle better and put the GTS in my dads rig
sorry pos, i executed 2 clients on one 8800gt accidentially yesterday (new windows,forgot one -gpu command) tomorrow hopefully is better
its no problem bro.. so does that mean the 21k ppd have been mostly from me?(fahmon shows my ppd to be ~20k most of the time )
i just pushed you up there... you now hold there nearly by yourself i believe... lets see what u can do, to push output. you either lost one 9500gt today, because the psu is too weak,just restarts, it will be replaced tomorrow, with one a friend still has borrowed
i don't trust my crunchers to have crappy PSUs because they are 24/7 under load so i see the PSU being the most important part of the rigs. That is why mine are running Silverstone, Thermaltake,OCZ,Antec all of them are more reliable brands.
no one sells more than generics here... and i couldnt afford normal psus... these were 25 euro... just in my budget im at a point, where i simply stagger...in my whole life. i feel like i loose a little more control each day :/


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Image: Male and female Coffin Rays
Male and female (larger) Coffin Raysa depth of 10.5 m, Latitude Rocks, Foster, New South Wales, 17 March 2012. View movie footage.
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