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Rabid bat bites girl in Spencer
SPENCER, Mass. (WHDH) -- A ten-year-old was bitten by a rabid bat last week and had to receive a series of painful rabies shots.
She says an adult told her it would be okay to hold the tiny creature.
Jojo Keefe, 10, says all the kids there were fascinated with a tiny bat found at a park in Spencer.
"Everyone's like, 'Oh my God, there's a bat!'" Jojo Keefe said.
Jojo says a woman picked up the bat and started showing people. Spencer police say then the kids passed around and touched the wild animal.
But when it got to Jojo's hands, the little bat apparently had enough. It sunk its tiny teeth into her finger.
"I went like that to let it go, off my finger, and it scratched. The tooth scratched me, it scraped on my skin," Jojo Keefe said.
The cut wasn't bad -- it barely bled -- but Jojo's mom knew it was still serious.
"My mom was screaming and going 'Oh my God,' and freaking out," Jojo Keefe said.
Before going to the hospital, Maria Keefe wanted to find the critter to make sure it got tested for rabies.
"She took the lid and pushed the bat into it," Jojo Keefe said.
Two days later, the Keefe family got a phone call.
"Somebody called back and said, 'You need to rush her to the hospital,'" said Maria Keefe, Jojo's mother.
The bat was rabid, and Jojo could be infected.
"I went to the hospital right away, and they gave me a shot in my arm," Jojo Keefe said.
The three shots in the arm were more painful than the bat bite itself. And the talkative 10-year-old also learned a valuable lesson; you shouldn't believe everything you hear.
"All the other kids were saying it, 'Oh it's really sweet. It doesn't have rabies, it won't bite,' Then it bit me, it had rabies and it wasn't sweet. So it was kind of wrong," Jojo Keefe said.

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Outreach opportunities will be the biggest source of increasing the interest of women in computer sciences. Career studies show that over half the projected jobs in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) fields are in computing.
Professor Linda Ott says there are a vast number of positions that a degree in computing can attain.
"Computing is a career, for instance, that you can do something that helps people," explained Ott. "That's one of the things a lot of women think they want to go into a career where they're doing some good. Well, developing the software for a pacemaker is kind of a good thing."
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[4791] [Curve] Issues when browsing with images disabled
Due to widespread use of background-color: transparent;, Curve is rendered almost unreadable if images are disabled.
As long as the main_block.png isn't transparent, a different background colour can be applied to several of the problem areas without any negative side effects. It's not perfect, but a few minor changes definitely makes browsing with images disabled a much more pleasant experience:
The only conflict I've found so far is with
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which makes a small strip of the background colour visible beneath the background image of certain titlebgs and catbgs. This seems to be easy to fix by removing the bottom padding from h3 and h4 and adding a top margin of 3px to .topslice, .description, .calendar_table and possibly a few other places I haven't found yet/don't have access to instead though.
As an added bonus, this also fixes the slight alignment issue currently seen when the Info Center is collapsed:
If .content_section is given a different background colour, like I've done in my screen shot, the colour of
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should also be reversed in order to make the "New Topic" and "Reply" buttons visible without hovering over them.
Another unfortunate issue with images disabled is overflow from Display's mini profiles into posts, as seen here:
An overflow value for .poster could fix this, but it may cause other problems or cross-browser issues which I'm unable to test until I get my hands on Curve.
I had already made a noise about the main background so that now has a hex code set for it. The other details are worth doing too so I'll make sure they happen. Hopefully for RC2 but certainly before the next release. We can't use hidden overflow for the poster div (or at least I don't think so as I can see problems with that) but we should be able to work out another solution.
--- Quote from: Antechinus on November 08, 2009, 01:06:47 AM ---We can't use hidden overflow for the poster div (or at least I don't think so as I can see problems with that) but we should be able to work out another solution.
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If overflow is used to fix this, I would definitely choose auto instead of hidden.
Hmm. Scrollbars though. They look damned nasty. Better if we can think of something else.
ETA: Well I suppose it wouldn't be that bad, since images are gone anyway and we aren't going for max eye candy. It would be better if it could be done with a <br /> or something though so that scrolling wasn't needed.
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hmmm... it is kind of stupid that we have "Recent Posts" and then "Recent Posts". There should be a better solution for that (use a sprite is what I would probably say). No idea how to fix those IM issues.
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~~ The Meek Shall Inherit ~~
The Slums, the one place nobody wants to live. Unfortunately for poor Marcus Robertson, an 18 year old orphaned boy, its been his home for as long as he can remember. Life is horrible, people live on the streets or in terrible conditions, hunger is common and so is sickness. Things aren't the greatest, but the city will do nothing to assist the slum residents. Marcus has managed to survive after a semi-wealthy man named Damien Phelps allowed him to work and live in his florist shop, but the business has been failing for years and its costing money just to keep the building. Damien has provided Marcus with a cot, bread and the occasional steak for the past 8 years, so they have more of a Father-Son relationship.
Even while living on the streets, Marcus was fascinated with plants and flowers. He was especially intrigued with strange plants. He was curious about where they came from or even what breeds they were. On his Sunday's off, he would always head over to various flower stalls in the uptown area to try and find something interesting. However, one trip has brought him to a particularly interesting plant shop by the name of Kyoto's. It was run by an old Japanese man who had many interesting plant types available, but Marcus's eyes were drawn specifically to one plant in particular: a small Venus-Flytrap esk plant with large rose petals surrounding the bud. When he asked the man about what the plant was, he answered in only one word:
Marcus had no idea what this meant, but it was probably some old Japanese word for the plant's breed. Paying for the plant almost instantly, he takes it back to the shop and begins to care for it happily. As it fails to grow and begins to wilt, he tries various different options to keep it alive, he discovers its unusual appetite ((There are quite a few options for this part :3)) and continues to feed the Alraune, watching it grow all the time. Finally, it gets to an enormous size and begins to attract the attention of all kinds of people. The flower shop is getting all kinds of business and Marcus is getting famous, being critically acclaimed as a "Fantastic Gardener" for growing the Alraune so large. Then, one night as he's feeding the plant, the large bud begins to open and reveals something shocking: a woman, with green skin and various floral designs covering her body. She reveals that her name is the same as the name he had called the plant, as well as something else that shocked him: SHE, is the Alraune.
She talks about being grateful to him for raising her with so much love and care, before she explains what she is. Marcus is too freaked out to even think properly, but now that her secret is revealed, he doesn't know what to do. Secretly, the feelings of a thankful nature that the Alraune feels towards Marcus are actually something more, so she comes up with a plan. She tells him if he continues to raise her properly and take care of her, she'll continue to grow and give him all the wonderful things he deserves in life. He agrees to follow the plan and together, they slowly develop a friendly relationship. Meanwhile, Marcus's fame continues to rise with the plants growth and he is called in for radio shows, television ads and all sorts of media appearances. However, fame has not changed him and the flower shop is now a booming business, providing a wealthy income to the slums. Marcus, being humble as he is, continues to give away half of his share of money to the people of the slums to increase living conditions and better everybody else's lives. However, Marcus's fame attracts the attention of a wealthy business owner who wants the plant for himself and will do anything to get it. Now, Marcus has a choice to make: hand over his new friend who he's slowly falling in love with to the business owner, or protect her from the man and his goons?
However, the Alraune has secretly produced a single bud that is something most Alraunes aren't: a male. But this bud is vicious, cruel and everything opposite of its mother... Including its appetite, which oddly enough, is human blood. When Marcus discovers the new bud, things quickly get out of hand, especially having to feed the new Alraune. There is always one alternative to pricking his fingers, though: Murder.
But can he really go through with it? Would he give up his fame, fortune and even newfound love just to avoid feeding this plant by committing horrible acts of crime? Only time will tell...
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Gruenewald graduated from Rollins College and started playing with the USL Premier Developmental Leagues Central Florida Kraze from 2008-2009. Gruenewald began his professional career with USL PROs Charleston Battery. With the Battery, Gruenewald has played two seasons from 2010-2011, winning the USL Second Division Championship in his rookie campaign. Throughout his professional career, Gruenewald has played in a total of 23 games, averaging over 500 minutes a season.
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Answering Davies's Objections
In his now-classic Paul and Rabbinic Judaism, W. D. Davies has argued against a hermeneutical reading of the flesh / spirit opposition in Paul. Davies has two major objections to the notion that in the usage of σάρξ Paul accepts "a typical Hellenistic dualism" (Davies 1965, 18). In the first place, he argues that "the ascription of Hellenistic dualism to Paul involves us in a psychological, ethical and spiritual impossibility. It would be to make Paul's faith in the real coming of Christ into the world an absurdity. To Paul Christ was of the seed of David, a figure in history, a man after the flesh. If the latter was intrinsically evil, as Hellenistic dualism maintained, then Paul's faith in the historic Christ was in vain" (18). The second argument that Davies mobilizes is a lexical one. He claims, correctly it seems, that σάρξ almost never (but not quite never) refers in Hellenistic Greek to the material as opposed to the ideal.
The first of Davies's arguments can be easily answered. Paul's "dualism" was precisely not a typical Hellenistic dualism, one that would maintain that the flesh is intrinsically evil. Davies is absolutely correct; such a value system would make very difficult the notion of a real human Christ, and indeed, "gnostics" who held such views have also held a docetic christology, that Jesus only appeared to be a man of flesh.[34] A dualism, however, of another sort, one that values the flesh, albeit considering the spirit to be the essence of the human and the essential meaning of things and of language as well, would explain precisely the coming of Christ, as a visible manifestation of God, into the world. Such a dualist mode of thinking will account for both the literal, physical Jesus who is the son of David according to the flesh and the pre-existent, spiritual Christ who is the son of God. On the other hand, a monistic ontology, such as that of much of rabbinic thinking, will not dematerialize Godhead to begin with, and will accordingly not require an Incarnation (or the Pauline equivalent thereof).
My explanation of Paul also accounts for the second objection as well. Σάρξ, רשב, flesh has two well attested metaphorical usages in Jewish parlance. It refers on the one hand to the penis and on the other hand to the physical connection of genealogy of filiation and of family relationship.[35] These are the primary senses in which Paul uses the term as well, thus referring to circumcision "in the flesh" and brothers "in the flesh" (Romans 9:3). And even "my flesh" as simply "my kin," e.g., Israel in Romans 11: 14. However, Paul goes one step further in my view. Since for him, these physical entities and connections have been fulfilled/annulled by their spiritual referents, "according to the flesh" becomes a hermeneutical term referring to the literal, the flesh of language as well.[36] Let us see how this is achieved. In the wake of these familiar metaphors, Paul easily sets up a set of parallel ratios, a very common practice in Hellenistic argumentation. A quick look at Romans 2:28–29 will exemplify this procedure:
Then those who are physically uncircumcised but keep the law will condemn you who have the written code and circumcision but break the law. For he is not a Jew who is one outwardly, nor is circumcision something external and physical. He is a Jew who is one inwardly, and circumcision is a matter of the heart, spiritual and not literal.
οὐ γὰρ ὁ ἐν τῷ φανερῷ 'Ιουδαῖός ἐστιν οὐδὲ ἡ ἐν τῷ φανερῷ ἐν σαρκὶ περιτομή. ἀλλ' ὁ ἐν τῷ κρυπτῷ 'Ιουδαῖος, καὶ περιτομὴ καρδίας ἐν πνεύματι οὐ γράμματι.
In this verse—which I discuss in much more detail in the next chapter—the relevant oppositions are:
outer inner in the flesh (penis) in the heart in the letter in the spirit
We have here an absolutely marvelous syncretism of biblical and Hellenic notions, so organized that they become synonyms for each other. On the one hand, in the Bible itself, as is well known, the opposition between circumcision of the penis and circumcision of the heart is attested. In the second of these ratios, therefore, Paul is apparently just using the biblical formula. However, by combining them with the other two sets of oppositions new and additional meanings are generated as well. Thus, once "in the flesh" (meaning "penis") is on the same side of the ratio as "in the letter," and the latter is opposed to "in the spirit," then "in the flesh" can become opposed to "in the spirit" as well. The association of "letter" and "flesh" promotes an understanding of the flesh as the literal as well. Finally, the hermeneutical opposition of "outer" and "inner," which is purely Hellenistic, supports these transfers also, for the material language, the outer flesh of the language, is that which is opposed to its spirit, its true meaning, which is within it. It is further important to note that since "flesh" in Hebrew refers, as I have said, to physical kinship, exactly the same set of transfers will be possible for that term as well.[37] It is precisely this ability that Paul had—perhaps greater in him than in any other Hellenistic Jewish thinker—to discover and animate the ways in which Hellenistic and biblical ways of thinking could illuminate and enrich one another that constitutes his genius. And note that it is exactly this formal move that, on my account, makes his political, ideological, and theological passion. One could with justice say that in Paul, as in Christ, "There is no Jew or Greek." The ethical dualisms of the Bible are mapped onto hermeneutical, anthropological, and ontological dualisms of Plato in a way that often seems almost seamless. I think that Paul, unlike Philo, is not performing this mapping consciously but that it has become for him the very organic mode of his thinking. Jewgreek is Greekjew.
Furthermore, the usage of body and soul, respectively, for the literal and the allegorical is in fact known from Hellenistic language, namely from Philo, who writes that his interest is in "the hidden meaning which appeals to the few who study soul characteristics, rather than bodily forms" (Abraham, 147). Moreover, the radical allegorizers who deny the necessity of keeping the literal commandments are referred to by him as people who are "trying to live as souls without bodies" (ibid., 89). In Greek as well, σάρξ is more than occasionally used as a synonym or near-synonym for σῶμα, "body." [38] I hypothesize that two factors would have led Paul to choose the former over the latter for this meaning. The first is the powerful homology that is set up between the literal in language and those symbols of literality that are so central to his thinking, literal circumcision and literal connection with the family/tribe of Israel, by using the term flesh, which carries those metaphorical senses, and not body, which does not. Secondly, precisely because σῶμα had taken on particular significances for Paul (as we have seen in 1 Corinthians 15), including the notion of a spiritual body and often something like the whole person, it was not available to him for the sense of the outer, the merely physical. Accordingly, he could not use σῶμα for the physical, literal, outward sense, but only σάρξ. Finally, there are passages in which Paul himself indicates that σάρξ, flesh, is being used by him as a synonym for σῶμα, body: "So then, brothers, we are debtors, not to the flesh to live according to the flesh [οὐ τῇ σαρκὶ τοῦ κατὰ σάρκα ζῆν]. For if you live according to the flesh you will die, but if by the Spirit you put to death the deeds of the body[39] [εἰ δὲ πνεύματι τὰς πράξεις τοῦ σώματος] you will live" (Romans 8:12–13). Another such passage is Romans 6:12: "Let not sin reign in your mortal bodies, to make you obey their passions," where, as Bultmann has pointed out, "passions of the body" is equal to "passions of the flesh," as in Galatians 5:16 et al. Once more, as Bultmann has shown, "the body of sin [τὸ σῶμα τῆς ἁμαρτίας]" in Romans 6:6 is equivalent to "sinful flesh [σαρκὸς ἁμαρτίας]" of 8:3 (1951, 197). Furthermore, at several points in 1 and 2 Corinthians as well, the terms seem interchangeable (Jewett 1971, 58).[40] It is therefore not at all surprising to find that Paul uses "flesh" to mean the outer, literal sense of the language with all of its concomitant outer, physical referents, whereas Philo used "body" to mean these same things.
Circumcision in the spirit of the language, that is, the true allegorical meaning of circumcision, is also a spiritual experience, and it is this homology which makes Paul's expression so powerful. Paul's thought and mode of expression at this point are nearly identical to Philo's:
It is true that receiving circumcision does indeed portray the excision of pleasure and all passions, and the putting away of the impious conceit, under which the mind supposed that it was capable of begetting by its own power: but let us not on this account repeal the law laid down for circumcising. Why, we shall be ignoring the sanctity of the Temple and a thousand other things, if we are going to pay heed to nothing except what is shewn us by the inner meaning of things. Nay, we should look on all these outward observances as resembling the body, and their inner meanings as resembling the soul. It follows that, exactly as we have to take thought for the body, because it is the abode of the soul, so we must pay heed to the letter of the laws. (Philo 1932, 185)
For Philo, as for Paul, the allegorical interpretation of circumcision, explicitly figured by Philo as "resembling the soul," refers to an event which takes place in the soul,[41] while the literal understanding, "resembling the body," refers to an event which takes place in the body.[42] It is this very homology between language theory and anthropological ontology that makes Paul's text so effective. Two very natural senses of "the flesh," namely, the observance in the flesh of circumcision and filial connection, are concatenated with embodiedness or fleshliness as an attribute of the literal meaning of language as well. Because the literal sense of the Hebrew Bible refers as well, par excellence, to these fleshy entities of genealogy and fleshly observance, such as circumcision and kashruth, the three senses of "flesh" all work together in Pauline rhetoric in synergistic fashion. The spiritual then refers to an observance such as baptism, which is not "in the flesh," made not with hands; to faith in general as opposed to physical observances; to the spiritual Israel, namely, the community of Christian believers; and to spiritual filiation according to the promise as opposed to the physical, genetic community of Israelites descended from Abraham. All these denied senses are comprehended together in κατὰ σάρκα, which is not a term of opprobrium by itself but becomes so when the flesh is allowed to occlude the spirit.


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Clark Tournament talk
by Steev Riccardo
Hello Sports Fans!
Aside from the fact that the local teams didn't fare all that well at the Clark Tournament, it was still a great experience. Clark University does an excellent job.
The Oxford Pirates actually played pretty well, despite being knocked out in the semi-finals by the Quaboag Cougars. You have to give them a lot of credit; Quaboag is a great high school basketball team. Some people say they only have two guys, but that is just not the case. Thomas Jankins and Jake Wisniewski are elite, but the rest of the starting lineup is also very good.
The Pirates came up with a great game plan and when they took a 10- point lead early in the second quarter, the joint was jumping. Unfortunately, the Cougars didn't get rattled at all and took the game over from that point on.
The Cougars eventually lost in the finals to Littleton, another very good basketball team.
With the Districts in play this week, the Pirates look like they could do some damage although it would not be fair to count out either Bartlett or Shepherd Hill.
Bartlett has struggled but they still have the weapons to give some teams fits, and if they can start moving the ball around a little better, they can win in the playoffs. They also were awarded a decent draw, getting Tyngsboro in the first round, a team that they can and should beat.
As far as Shepherd Hill goes, they are definitely on their way to bigger and better things. Whether it happens this year or not is the big question. One thing is certain, Michael "Posey" Rapoza is the real deal. The 6'5" freshman has all the tools that could make him a special player at the Hill.
As we did last year, we have come up with our All-Clark local team and it is a good one indeed:
Clark All-Stars:
Guard: Mike James, Oxford. Despite having a rough shooting game in the opener vs. Maynard, James still dished out nine assists. In the semi-final against Quaboag, he was fabulous with 21 points, 10 rebounds and four assists.
Guard: Donny Freeland, Oxford. Freeland averaged 12 points a game in his two games and played tough defense while guarding some pretty good players, including Jankins.
Forward: Tyler Barrie, Oxford. Barrie was spectacular in both games, averaging 14 points and 11 rebounds.
Forward: Akeem Belnavis, Bartlett. "The Dream" played hard and had 23 points and eight rebounds in the Indians' loss to Auburn, who eventually were crowned large schools champions.
Center: Michael Rapoza, Shepherd Hill. "Posey" came up with a double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds in his first-ever appearance in the Clark Tournament. The kid showed great poise out there and it was only a sign of what's to come.
Sixth Man: Justin Terlizzi, Shepherd Hill. Terlizzi scored 13 points and had 12 rebounds in the tough loss to Quabbin.
Jacob Mailloux: If there were a seventh man, it would have to be Indians sophomore Jacob Mailloux, who registered five blocked shots against Auburn along with 11 points. If Mailloux becomes a better rebounder he could have the full package, not to say he isn't a good rebounder but if he becomes great, it would be a major force for the Indians in the next two seasons and he could have a shot at the elusive 1000-point,1000-rebound club.
Shepherd Hill girls hoop: It's not surprise that the Shepherd Hill girls are playoff bound once again this season. They play Doherty on Friday night and if they win, they will meet Holy Name for the fourth time this season. Of course that is what we are hoping for.
High School Football Schedules:
We were fortunate to get a sneak peak at the high school football schedules for the fall and even though at press time Oxford still did not have a Thanksgiving opponent, everything looks to be set.
Bartlett: at David Prouty, at Millbury, Leicester, Oxford, Northbridge, Blackstone-Millville Regional, at Uxbridge, and at Southbridge on Thanksgiving morning.
Shepherd Hill: at Fitchburg, at Gardner, Leominster, at Grafton, Wachusett, St. Peter-Marian, at Holy Name, and Tantasqua at home on Thanksgiving morning.
Oxford: Uxbridge, Leicester, Southbridge, at Bartlett, at Worcester North, Millbury, at David Prouty and Thanksgiving morning (TBA).
At first glance, it looks like both Bartlett and Oxford have very favorable schedules compared to last season, and, of course, I already have Friday, October 4, the date Bartlett and Oxford square off, marked on my calendar. This is a great opportunity for both schools to draw a huge crowd and renew this neighborly rivalry.
As far as the Rams go, there are some very interesting games on their schedule, including Wachusett and Holy Name, which could be fun to watch.
One last note before we go, and whether this is even being discussed or not, we have no idea, but it would be perfect if Oxford and Bay Path started a new Thanksgiving-day rivalry. Think about how cool that would be for everyone.
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Job - Chapter 32
Rabbi Eric Levy
That's All I Can Stands 'Cause I Can't Stands No More!
Job's friends saw that they were going in circles. Job's mind was made up and they weren't going to convince him, so they stopped arguing. This upset a fourth friend, Elihu the son of Barachel the Buzite, of the family of Ram. (Elihu was presumably related to Abraham in some way, as we will soon discuss.) Elihu became angry with Job for thinking that he was more righteous than G-d, and he became angry with the three friends for letting Job win the debate. (It wasn't just a stalemate because Job actually knew what his deeds were, while his friends could only speculate, so he "won" in the event of a tie.)
"That's it," said Elihu. "I've held my tongue so far out of respect because you're all older than I am and I figured you'd work it all out, but now I see that isn't the case. Apparently wisdom is only G-d-given, not something that necessarily comes with age. So, listen to me and I'll clear things up."
"You three had your chance and all you did was beat up on poor Job, telling him he must have sinned. Don't think you're doing the right thing by shutting up now and leaving things in G-d's hands, since you didn't do such a great job of speaking for Him so far. I wouldn't handle things the way you three have, so now it's my turn. I'm so full of things to say, I'm ready to burst and I can no longer contain myself. I must let the words out now. I will not take it easy on anyone and I will not soften my language out of respect for any person. If I did, I would be doing a disservice to G-d."
As far as the identity of Elihu, "the family of Ram" is taken to mean "the family of Avram," the original name of Abraham. Some think that Elihu may even be Isaac, and that the name Barachel may mean "the one who was blessed by G-d." At the very least Elihu is related to Abraham because as a Buzite, he is descended from Buz, the son of Abraham's brother Nachor (Genesis 22:21).


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Peter belongs to: The Coble and Keelboat Society
Peter was brought up in Newcastle. His mother came from Seahouses and the family would holiday there. Peter's father made him a rowing boat when he was 11 and he spent his time in the harbour with his friends.
Peter was interviewed by Carl Greenwood on 16 February 2006. The interview took place at Ouseburn Heritage Centre and lasted 14 minutes and 58 seconds.
A memorable day out
"I had a lovely day at Seahouses a couple of years ago, my mother was up there and I think she had always disapproved of my having boats"
I had a lovely day at Seahouses a couple of years ago, my mother was up there and I think she had always disapproved of my having boats, you know, I was going out with some friends one day and she said, I was amazed when she said, you never invite me out, and I thought she completely disapproved.
So I was pleased to take her out on the boat and it was a perfect day and because she comes from there it was nice to see the way it brought back memories to her. At soon as she was out in the sea there she was talking about when she had been away about ten years old in a coble going to the islands for a picnic and she was suddenly telling about when they took the Gingham tablecloth and the sandwiches with their mother and whatnot, and had a picnic in the islands, and it was wonderful to hear what is was like back in the 1920s.
Its nice that with old people sometimes you get them in the right situation and it brings back memories and we had a wonderful day. It was such a calm day, we just sat, had a picnic on the boat and we sat there for half an hour and the boat hardly moved sitting in the islands, one of those days when the seas glassy smooth, plenty of birds and a few seals about. Thats what makes it all worthwhile.
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Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers 20th Anniversary Edition will not be releasing on Linux, despite rumours to the contrary.
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Pinkerton Road to create games for third-person adventure vets as well as newcomers
Jane Jenson has said one of the reasons she was attracted to working in the casual market over the last few years, was due to her familiarity with the age and gender demographic.
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Pinkerton Road has announced its first project – Moebius, a metaphysical sci-fi thriller adventures expected in March 2013.
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Queensland History with Myles Sinnamon (15th May 2012)
15 May 2012 , 9:30 PM by Peter Gooch
Scratch the surface of Qld and you find we have a wild, wicked and sometimes whacky past.
Myles Sinnamon is from the Qld History section of the SLQ and he loves to uncover moments in time that's shaped Qld.
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University students procession and floats in Brisbane - "Operation Bedlam" (9 May 1947)
Australian Hospital Ship Centaur attacked and sunk (14 May 1943)
150 disappointed miners caused trouble on the ship Leichhardt (8 May 1876)
25th anniversary of the public screening of the "Moonlight State" on Four Corners (11 May 1987)
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Great for transporting deviled eggs!
By Busy mom
from Sugar Land, Texas
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Comments about Deviled Egg Container:
I have three of these. I use them for large holiday gatherings for transporting deviled eggs for a crowd. They always come home empty. I would recommend hand-washing these to protect the seal.
Deviled Egg container -GREAT-
By Beck
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Great for transporting your deviled eggs. No more sliding around, and is very secure. Tight fitting lid keeps eggs fresh. Great price.
i would buy it again
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when I go to the park are went I am having party and bar q I love it
By webbygal
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We have a lot of fellowship meals at church and there never seems to enuf deviled eggs. I have never seen carriers before that can hold so many as these. I bought 2 so at this year's picnic we should have plenty!
Affordable and Convenient
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I bought 2 for myself and 2 for my daughter. We both love the convenience of storing and serving from the same container. I didn't want to spend a lot for something that we occasionally make. This price was affordable for good quality storage. My only wish is that it would accommodate 24 slots for a dozen eggs as opposed to 20, otherwise I would give it 5 stars.
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I love the convenience of this piece! My only issue is that we all know when you make deviled eggs 12 turns into 24. This piece only allows for 20 eggs. I guess the benefit of it is that I have 4 eggs to eat for myself!:) I would prefer for them all to fit secure though, otherwise great piece!
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These are really nice deviled egg carriers. The only thing that could be bulit upon is that it would be nice if the containers had handles. Then they would be even more perfect.
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Eggs are easy to take along. Everything stays in its place. Would prefer a handle, but for the amount of eggs it carries, this is just fine. Great for storage of eggs also.
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Research stations in Antarctica
A number of governments maintain permanent research stations in Antarctica and these bases are widely distributed. Unlike the bases set up in the Arctic (see Drifting ice station), the research stations of the Antarctic are constructed either on rock or on ice that is (for practical purposes) fixed in place.
Many of the stations are staffed around the year. A total of 30 countries (as of October 2006), all signatories to the Antarctic Treaty, operate seasonal (summer) and year-round research stations on the continent. The population of people doing and supporting science on the continent and nearby islands varies from approximately 4,000 during the summer season to 1,000 during winter (June).[citation needed] In addition to these permanent stations, approximately 30 field camps are established each summer to support specific projects.[1][dubious ]
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- Demographics of Antarctica
- Drifting ice station (for analogous stations in the Arctic)
- List of Antarctic expeditions
- Transport in Antarctica
- Winter-over syndrome
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By Malene Birger
Astha Stripe Pullover Sweater
As the first Danish designer to launch a haute couture line, Malene Birger is at the top of her game with representation in over 15 countries world wide. With a classic elegance expressed with edgy, sexy sophistication, her line echoes style icons from the past transformed to present day extravagance.
- 60% cotton 40% acrylic
- Shoulder seam buttons
- Styled with 7 For All Mankind The Highwaist Skinny in Brushed Indigo Sateen.
- Modeled in size S. See fit guide for model's dimensions.
- Revolve Style No. BYMA-WK4
- Manufacturer Style No. 10405033


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"My heart is devastated," wrote Beto Cuevas. "All my prayers are with you, Jenni, and your family."
Fans and celebrities took to social media to mourn the singer and television star.
"Spent some time with Jenni Rivera recently. What an amazing lady ... Cool, smart, funny & talented. Such a travesty ... God Bless her family," actor Mario Lopez tweeted.
Mexican singing sensation Paulina Rubio was inconsolable on Twitter.
"My friend! Why? There is no consolation. God, please help me!" she tweeted.
Rivera performed at a concert in Monterrey on Saturday night before boarding the Learjet, which took off early Sunday and lost contact with air traffic controllers about 60 miles into the trip.
Just hours before she died, Rivera opened up to reporters about her divorce and the inner strength she found, thanks to her family.
"I'm so happy. So many strong things have happened in my life. I can't get up in the negative, which destroys you," she said.
"I have brothers. I have children. I have nephews. And they keep me from focusing on the negative."