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The Earth's BlanketD & M Publishers 2008; US$ 14.95
Renowned ethnobotanist Nancy Turner brings together decades of experience working with First Nations in the Pacific Northwest. In The Earth?s Blanket , she explores the wealth of ecological knowledge and the deep personal connection to the land and its history that is encoded in indigenous stories and lifeways, and asks what they can teach all... more...
An Explorer's NotebookHarperCollins Canada 2010; US$ 16.99
The Weather Makers catapulted Tim Flannery?s name into global consciousness; now he is known as one of the world?s foremost experts on climate change. But he didn?t just come into his knowledge and interest overnight. With its selection of exhilarating essays and articles written over the past 25 years, An Explorer?s Notebook charts the evolution... more...
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The most current survival guide for the twenty-first century.

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Jamal Crawford scored 15 points and Chris Paul added 14 to lead the Los Angeles Clippers to their 10th straight win, 88-76 over the Detroit Pistons on Tuesday night.
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Greg Monroe had 19 points, 18 rebounds and six assists to help the Detroit Pistons beat the Philadelphia 76ers 94-76 on Wednesday night for their first win of the season.
Pistons Greg Monroe, Rodney Stuckey, Brandon Knight And Tayshaun Prince Named To 2013 NBA All-Star Ballot
The 2013 NBA All-Star Ballot, featuring Detroit Pistons players Greg Monroe, Rodney Stuckey, Brandon Knight and Tayshaun Prince, was unveiled today during a special tip-off event held by the NBA and Sprint in Houston, the Official Host City of NBA All-Star 2013.
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Greg Monroe will likely remain in the shadows, again, this year.
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Detroit Pistons Center, Greg Monroe, will serve as the grand marshal for Mack Alive's 21st Annual Parade & Rally.
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Everyone around the Pistons organization eagerly points out the progress the franchise made this season.
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The Scott City Rams' 73-67 overtime win over the Chaffee Red Devils Friday, Jan. 4, at Scott City.
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Fly ash firm is working with large South Carolina power company to take in fly ash from ponds.
The SEFA Group, headquartered in Lexington, S.C., has announced plans to build a $40 million facility to recycle high carbon fly ash produced by the power company Santee Cooper at its Winyah generating station in Georgetown, S.C. SEFA also will take in coal fly ash from other Santee Cooper electric generating stations, where the material will be processed into a marketable product.
Santee Copper is South Carolina's state-owned electric and water utility that came into being during the New Deal.
The new facility is expected to recycle up to 400,000 tons of fly ash per year. SEFA will use the material as a primary ingredient for its STAR (staged turbulent air reactor) process to produce a pure mineral product, free of organic contaminants.
SEFA presently has two other STAR plants, one in Columbia, S.C., the other in Newburg, Md. The new facility will be the first to recycle fly ash from settling basins.
Tom Hendrix, CEO of the SEFA Group, says,"We introduced STAR RP to the concrete industry in 2011 when we began operating our Maryland plant. The pure mineral matter produced by our STAR plants provides greater strength and durability in concrete than the fly ashes that were typically used to make concrete over the last several decades."
Santee Cooper says it has recycled fly ash, bottom ash and gypsum since the 1970s. Prior to the recent recession, Santee Cooper was using about 90 percent of the material for beneficial purposes. The utility's ash is used by the cement and concrete block industries.
Santee Cooper notes that it has worked to recycle as much of its ash as possible through the decades. The challenges now are that with EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) regulations spurring the closure of coal-fired generating stations around the country, there has become greater demand for ash and the development of new technology that increases the viability of pond ash.
"As we continue working to close units at Jefferies and Grainger and consider long-term needs for Winyah, Santee Cooper is focused on solutions that are cost-effective and beneficial to the environment and the economy," says R.M. Singletary, executive vice president of corporate services. "This is a triple win. It is cost effective, which means it is responsive to our customers' best interests. It utilizes innovative technology to help an important South Carolina industry be sustainable. And it is an EPA-approved use of ash."
"This plan also addresses comments by our neighbors, the city of Conway and the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Controls about long-term placement of the ash, and it does so in a manner that is responsible to customers," Singletary adds. "It's a solution that really does have something favorable for all involved."
The plans will empty Santee Cooper's ash ponds at the three stations over the next 10 to 15 years. The power company will provide excavation, loading and transportation of the ash to the plants where it will be used
The SEFA Group is diversified throughout many areas of fly ash use for the construction industry.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Union Rags picked up where I'll Have Another left off - coming from behind to catch a Bob Baffert-trained horse at the finish in a Triple Crown race.
TOPEKA (AP) - Kansas lawmakers scrambled Friday to adjust to a new political landscape after three federal judges redrew the state's voting districts and created more than two dozen open legislative seats and potential incumbent-on-incumbent matchups.
SEATTLE (AP) - Mariners catcher Jesus Montero ran around with his arms in the air looking for someone to join in the party.
WASHINGTON (MCT) – West Coast oil refiners cut gasoline production after a fire earlier this year at a Washington state refinery, creating a supply shortage that's left West Coast motorists now paying very high prices at a time when the rest of the nation is seeing prices plunge, according to an influential senator and a veteran energy analyst.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (MCT) – Let's be clear at the outset, the Obama administration's decision to delay building part of the Keystone XL pipeline has contributed to Canadian public dialogue about the need to seek alternative markets for its oil reserves.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (MCT) – U.S. energy policies – specifically President Obama's delay of a decision pending further environmental-impact study for a part of the Keystone Pipeline – are pushing Canada into a closer trading relationship with China.
Paul W. Hammans, 68, died June 9 at Great Bend. He was born Aug. 2, 1943 at Florence, the son of John and Ethel (Roberts) Hammans. He was a 1972 graduate of the University of Kansas with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree. He married Martha Weller June 23, 1973 at Great Bend. They later divorced. He then married Karen Ueckert April 16, 1988 at Great Bend.
Bennie Joe Dills, 68, died June 9 at Hospice House of Reno County, Hutchinson. He was born Sept. 19, 1943 at Thayer, Mo., the son of Manuel Hayde Mitchel and Winnie Myrtle (Daily) Dills.
Joan P. Voth, 87, died Friday at Woodhaven Care Center in Ellinwood. She was born Feb. 25, 1925 in Ellinwood, the daughter of Milo and Esther Schermuly Voth. She was a longtime Great Bend resident.
ULYSSES - Mollie Martina Beard, 92, died June 7. She was Born on July 24, 1919 in Seward.
William Dennis Medlock I, 84, of Great Bend, died on June 3 at Via Christi-St. Francis Medical Center in Wichita. Born Aug. 10, 1927 in Jethro, Ark., he was the son of George Leonard and Julia (White) Medlock. He began working on petroleum pipelines moving with his job, coming to Kansas in 1942. He settled in the Great Bend area and had made his home here since, working for Thunderbird Drilling as a cable tool driller for 19 years until his retirement. On Aug. 17, 1978 he was united in marriage to Evelyn Sally (Krestine) Strus at Ozark, Ark.
NESS CITY - Reita Mae Gabel, 73, passed away on June 6 at the Rhode Island Suites in Ransom. Born July 4, 1938 in Marion she was the daughter of George and Lorena Kuhn Bessel. On July 4, 1956 she married Milton "Stubby" Gabel in Oak Harbor, Mich. They were divorced and he later preceded her in death in May of 2002. She worked as a nurses' aide for many years.
Kans for Kids Fighting Cancer came full circle last month when Katie Schwartz, Omaha, Neb., graduated from Millard South High School. Katie was diagnosed with an undifferentiated sarcoma the size of a small volleyball when she was 9 months old on Sept. 14, 1994. Her two cousins, Sarah, 11, and Shane Reif, 8, Hoisington, began recycling aluminum cans to help with Katie's medical expenses.
Rosewood Services Inc. opened its doors 14 years ago as a small agency with a new approach to serving people with developmental disabilities. Clients and guardians alike have responded favorably since that time. The small start-up back then has evolved into the largest agency in the southwest region of Kansas today, according to Tammy Hammond, Rosewood's founder and executive director.
CLEARWATER - Ten members of the Great Bend High School Kays and 17 Kayettes attended the Area 6 KAY Regional Conference on Nov. 5 at Clearwater High School. The clubs returned with the highest state award possible. The Kays and Kayettes each received the Gold Award, recognizing their student leadership and service to their school, community, nation and world for the 2013-2014 school year.
PORTLAND, ORE. – SeaPort Airlines announced that it will take delivery of two of three new Cessna Caravans being acquired for the company's fleet by the end of the year. SeaPort's Chief Executive Officer Rob McKinney will accept the new aircraft at the Cessna Aircraft Corporation factory in Wichita, and will pilot one of the new aircraft on a three-day tour of the carrier's Mid-South routes.
Sandy Vink, right, presents a Quilt of Valor to Army National Guard member and Iraqi War veteran Don Moore.
TOPEKA (KHI) - The second open enrollment period for the health insurance marketplace in Kansas has opened. Last year, slightly more than 57,000 Kansans signed up for health insurance coverage through healthcare.gov, created by the Affordable Care Act (ACA). The Kansas Health Institute has produced an issue brief describing changes in the marketplace, and several online maps showing the plans and premiums offered in the seven premium rating areas across the state.
Animal Medical Center recently hosted over 130 members of the Barton County Young Professionals group for a networking mixer, and welcomed over 60 new members. Those in attendance enjoyed free food, social and professional networking opportunities, and drawings for over $1,000 in door prizes.
LAWRENCE (AP) - Aaron Green ran for 128 yards and two touchdowns, Cameron Echols-Luper returned a punt 69 yards for another score and No. 5 TCU turned back a spirited upset bid from Kansas in a 34-30 win Saturday that kept the Horned Frogs in playoff contention.
MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) - With memories of last year's season-opening 60-58 loss to Northern Colorado running through his mind, Bruce Weber wasn't prepared to see a halftime lead disappear again.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - The Seattle Seahawks and Kansas City Chiefs are in many ways mirror images of each other.
LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) - Devonte' Graham came off the bench Friday night to provide fifth-ranked Kansas with a much-needed spark, providing the scuffling Jayhawks with some scoring and toughness.
WICHITA (AP) - With six newcomers, five of them freshmen, coming off his bench, Wichita State coach Gregg Marshall was prepared for some inconsistency in the season opener.
WICHITA - Janelda Marie "Jada" Butler, 75, florist and homemaker, passed away Friday, Nov. 14, 2014.
SALINA - Vernon Alvin Jantz, 91, died Nov. 14 at Windsor Estates, Salina. He was born Nov. 13, 1923, at Montezuma, the son of Marcus and Adina (Unruh) Jantz. He married Basil (Spires) Griffin on Nov. 28, 1987, at Hoisington. A Salina resident since 2000, coming from Hoisington, Vernon was a member of the Hoisington Bible Church and recently attended Salina Bible Church. Before retirement, he was a supervisor for Northern Natural Gas, Bushton.
HOISINGTON - Melba E. Maggard, 85 died Nov. 15 at Great Bend Health and Rehabilitation Center. She was born Oct. 21, 1929, at Hoisington, the daughter of Henry Cordory and Maudie Elizabeth (Anglin) Spires.
CULLISON - A Hugoton man was taken to the Kiowa County Hospital with possible injuries on Friday after a semitrailer and a vehicle collided at 6:05 p.m.
Seemingly overnight, gasoline prices have plunged. Regular unleaded is approaching $3 per gallon at my local Wawa. That's the lowest price since just after the recession ended.


text: The best advice I can give is: children of active SCA folks should go to events. At any age. If you leave them at home with babysitters all the time, they'll never learn what the SCA is all about, and they may learn that the parents care more about events than about the children. (You know you're in the SCA when you teach your daughter how to peel a potato safely by telling her, "Hold it like a crossbow!") You've probably already realised that even one child can double the amount of stuff you take to events. When you go to events and the children are small, one of you should be with the child as much as possible. This means you'll probably have to work out who gets to do what at an event. When Tivar and I were both fighting, we'd decide who was going to fight that event, or make sure that one of us was off the field while the other was on it. Sometimes I'd run a list with the baby at my side while he was fighting or marshalling. Sometimes he'd be the baby-tender while I ran around as deputy steward or head cook or something. You just learn to take turns so no one gets shorted on what they want to do. If you're a single parent (which includes parents where the other half doesn't go to events), try a cooperative with other parents or single parents. Group parenting, if you have the same ideas about child-raising, is wonderful, and the kids have companions. Get a body-harness leash for the toddlers, especially for large events like Gulf War. You'll probably get some grief about it, but the value of being able to ensure your child cannot disappear in the blink of an eye is incalculable. The child feels a lot of freedom, being able to explore a bit, and you have control over the child's distance from you. You also know the child cannot slip between two people and vanish. Have a patch with your arms on it applied to the child's clothing, perhaps with your name embroidered on it as well. If the child cannot remember your SCA name(s), anyone even remotely adept at heraldry can match the arms to the banner at your campsite or pavilion. There are plenty of wooden toys that will do for "period" looking. Try to keep the modern stuff in camp, though that won't always be possible. I've seen nice wagons you can give them rides in (and kids love helping out on an ice run!). I'm sure others will think of more things. Aethelyan Moondragon Bryn Gwlad On 7/10/07, Natasha Brown <texas_roberttash at yahoo.com> wrote: > > Those with advice please do post. I am returning to the SCA with a wife > and 1 yr old I didn't have when I played before and have been trying to > muddle through the whole baby at an event thing myself. > > Thank you, > Gorm > > > --------------------------------- > Don't pick lemons. > See all the new 2007 cars at Yahoo! Autos. > _______________________________________________ > Ansteorra mailing list > Ansteorra at lists.ansteorra.org > http://lists.ansteorra.org/listinfo.cgi/ansteorra-ansteorra.org >


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Sometimes you just need to take a closer look at what's right in front of you. This 5in. hobby magnifying glass with built-in light will brightly illuminate your subject for crafting, sewing or close reading. Now you can read the fine print without eye strain. 23.9% interest? $35 late fee? Never saw that before! Make sure that crucial stitch is just right or that your scale-model 18th-century blunderbuss is painted to perfection. This handy lamp easily clamps to a desk or work table and swivels out of the way when not in use. It combines a jumbo 5in., 2X magnifying glass with a 22 Watt fluorescent bulb for clear, intense close-up viewing. The swing arm design and articulated head let you put the magnifier in the proper position. Comes with 5-ft. power cord.
If you ever clipped playing cards to your bike frame to make it sound like a motorcycle when you were a kid, you'll immediately understand what makes the Turbospoke so much fun. Forget the clothespins and the 7 of Clubs you get 3 specially designed replaceable cards that flick in the spokes of the bike. The sound is then channeled through the chromed acoustic chamber to create a GROWL people will notice. And the faster the rider pedals, the more impressive the sound gets. Besides the added noise, a red reflector on the end of the cylinder gives a visual cue to drivers and pedestrians of the presence of your child. Includes acoustic exhaust cylinder, reflector cap, clamp, Turbospoke custom decals and 3 replaceable Turbospoke cards. Ages 6+; fits bikes with 16in. dia. or larger wheels.
If youre the kind of golfer whose best wood is a pencil, we have something for you. The Kooler Klub looks like an ordinary golf club, but a few discreet taps on the keg-style dispenser is all it takes to fill your glass or flask with up to 48 oz. of your favorite beverage, hot or cold. The shaft of the Kooler Club fits easily in your bag but is large enough to accept ice cubes, carbonated beverages or alcohol. And the Kooler Klub cleans easily with the included long-handled brush. It's the club to play when your favorite hole is the 19th.
Need to get someone's attention? This cast iron farm bell will produce ringing results. It rings loud and clear throughout the area and its classic styling makes an attractive addition to your decor, indoors or out. 17in.L x 15in.W x 8.3in.H.
You can get coffee grinders that are so technologically advanced that they require a 94-page instruction manual, but if you just want a simple, honest cup of coffee, this attractive old-school coffee mill is a better bet. It lets you grind coffee beans just the way you like them with a few turns of the handle, depositing the ground coffee right into the drawer. The handsome design looks great on your counter, too. Overall dimensions are 6.3in.L x 4.5in.W x 11.8in.H.
This is where the rubber meets the road(kill). Not really, that would be illegal and immoral, not to mention just plain nasty. Maybe it didn't experience life's end from an 18-wheeler, but this pack does contain a delightful mix of exotic meats in one perfectly seasoned summer sausage or delectable trail stick. This delicious roadside buffet of wild boar, elk, venison, antelope, rabbit and beef will make a scrumptious snack or a perfect gift for a friend with a wild sense of humor. One thing is for sure, it will be a big hit at any gathering. Includes a 1-lb. Roadkill summer sausage and two 2-oz. packages of Roadkill trail sticks. Yummy! U.S.A.
When you're out on the tractor, skid steer or lawn mower, chances are a cool beverage would be nice. Problem is, your rig isn't a truck and you probably don't have a cup holder. Solve that problem with this magnetic can cooler. It features stainless steel construction with a thick insulating liner to help keep your drink nice and frosty. The key is the heavy-duty magnet on the bottom that'll keep things in place on any metal surface, even if you travel over bumps and up and down hills. Holds a standard 12-oz. can.
No wireless controllers. No sound effects. No batteries or TV required. You didnt need them and neither does the Little Digger. It's a realistic digger that lets kids use their imaginations while developing hand/eye coordination. And they're OUTSIDE! Sandlot digger rotates a full 360° and comes with a 4 3/4in. wide bucket that extends 30in. from the seat. 3in. plastic handles fit a child's grip. Molded plastic seat with backrest for added safety and comfort. Base is 17in.L x 24in.W.
Are your kids ready for a challenge beyond snapping together a see-through model of the human body? Here you go! Let them immerse themselves in a world of adventure and discovery as they build a real battery-powered Smithsonian® Motoworks 4-cylinder model engine, piece by piece. When they are done, they'll have a model adorned with moving parts, lights and realistic engine sounds. Valves open and close, spark plugs fire and pistons drive the crankshaft, just like a real internal combustion engine. The kit contains 100 parts that screw together easily, along with clear instructions. Motor requires 2 AA batteries, not included. Also includes a large 35in. x 28in. color poster for hanging on their wall. Ages 8 and up.
Light the lamp and celebrate the big goal, or anything else, with the NHL Edition Goal Light. You get the excitement of flashing lights and an NHL-style horn sound with a simple click of the puck-shaped remote control. The unit is programmed to replicate the official goal horn sound from each of the NHL arenas, so its easy to customize your celebration to match the live action. Since each light also has a 3.5mm audio out plug, you can hook it up to external speakers or a home surround sound system and really rock the place. This officially licensed NHL product includes labels for all 30 NHL teams, letting you add your favorite team's logo. Its a great addition to any man cave. Uses 4 AA batteries for light and 2 AAA batteries for the remote (batteries included).
It's cold out there and keeping your head and face warm can be a challenge. Ski masks are boring and sometimes antisocial, so the better choice is this functional and amusing Beard Head. You get a comfortable knit helmet with a detachable beard that keeps your face protected against the elements, which is crucial whether you're on the ski hill or terrorizing the Baltic peasantry. Brown Beard.
This 2-pk. of prescription beer can koozies looks a lot like prescription bottles, and they each easily hold a 12-oz. can of your favorite (ahem) medicine. Like most prescription bottles, they even warn of a few potential side effects in a humorous way. It's the remedy you need for a happier weekend. Dimensions of each: are 4in.L x 4 1/2in. W x 5in.H.
The classic Tonka Road Grader you remember is now ready for duty for the next generation. Rugged steel construction and realistic design keep each vehicle ready for action any place where young adventurers gather. Each vehicle features deep-cleated tires and working features for years of realistic play. This classic road grader includes a 5-position blade that adjusts to differing terrain. Ages 3+. 17.5in.L x 8in.W x 7.5in.H
The classic Tonka Mighty Dump Truck you remember is now ready for duty for the next generation. Rugged steel construction and realistic design keep each vehicle ready for action any place where young adventurers gather. Each vehicle features deep-cleated tires and working features for years of realistic play. This classic dump truck features a tilt back dump bed capable of holding big loads. Ages 3+. 14.28in.L x 7.87in.W x 7.5in.H.
The classic Tonka Tow Truck you remember is now ready for duty for the next generation. Rugged steel construction and realistic design keep each vehicle ready for action any place where young adventurers gather. Each vehicle features deep-cleated tires and working features for years of realistic play. This classic tow truck lifts and tows. Ages 3+. 13.66in.L x 5.95in.W x 6.95in.H
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It was the most unlikely encounter of them all, simply because the Queensland cricket community was agreed that the old cricketer I was trying to track down had been dead for years. Days of painstaking investigation had revealed only one clue: Eddie Gilbert, the legendary and popular Aboriginal express bowler of the 1930s, had finished his days at a security unit west of Brisbane. So I went there, expecting at last to establish the date of death for cricket's records.
The superintendent grudgingly revealed that Eddie had been admitted in 1949, a sick man, an alcoholic, who had treated his wife badly. But exactly when had he died? After a few more evasive comments the man's tone became clear: he was speaking of Eddie Gilbert in the present tense. "Surely he's not here now, is he?" Indeed he was. Then I must see him!
"I'm sorry. I can't do that. It wouldn't be any use. Eddie doesn't speak. We've tried everything: put a cricket ball in his hand, he just stared at it, let it fall to the ground." The poor old cricketer was in a bad way, quite heavily sedated.
He had been a sensation in the 1930s, causing Don Bradman to finish up on the seat of his pants, then having him caught behind for a famous duck. The Don stated that it was the fastest spurt of bowling he ever experienced. Many other batsmen from bush, grade and state cricket gave similar testimony.
But some contemporaries doubted the legality of his fastest ball, respected writer Ray Robinson among them: "Eddie was too obviously a chucker, with no approach that could be called a run-up, just three or four walking steps." It was assumed that the boomerang-throwing action had been turned into a lethal bowling catapult. New South Wales cricketer Bill Hunt was another who condemned Eddie's action: "He came in at Number 11 and just for fun I knocked his stumps over with a deliberate chuck. He put his arm round me and laughed. He said, 'That was a beauty!' So ya see, the little bugger couldn't tell a bowl from a throw!"
Gilbert was no-balled in a Shield match, although today it's assumed that colour prejudice alone kept him out of the Australian XI. Yet, having raised Australian spirits by hurting England's aloof captain Douglas Jardine in Queensland's match against the tourists, Eddie Gilbert bowled in the nets with the Australian team before the Bodyline Test at the Gabba, and had been listed by the Board among the Test possibilities. There was no colour bar.
Frustratingly, there did seem to be an official bar to my seeing him now, and I was resigned to leaving Goodna. Then my wife mentioned that her father used to work at the mental hospital down the road. The superintendent stirred. He remembered "Sonny", and away they went down Memory Lane. I sat quietly. When the time seemed right I repeated my plea to be allowed to meet the legend. The man in charge picked up the phone and said: "Find Eddie."
My heart thumped as the minutes ticked by. His black locks now silver, long arms dangling by his frail frame, the once-famous little black fast bowler stood at the doorway. His handshake was feeble. Having accepted a cigarette, he stared fixedly at the floor. There was no response to some gentle questioning. He just quietly wheezed, head slowly rocking.
"Would he sign his name for me?"
"I doubt it."
He was given a ballpoint. After an agonised minute he dropped it and shuffled backwards. That "E" that he managed to scrawl I now value as highly as any other autograph.
At last he looked up. His deep-set, bloodshot eyes sent a shiver through Debbie as they met hers. "Thanks, Eddie," said the boss. And the old fast bowler shuffled through the doorway, out into the harsh sunlight and across the parched ground.
He died six years later. Alzheimer's was discreetly entered as cause of death. Years later a decent headstone was placed on his grave at the Cherbourg Aboriginal settlement. In terms of curiosity, pathos and fanciful myth, Eddie Gilbert has a truly unique place in cricket's long history.
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I always used to enjoy this feature in the [I]Wisden Cricketer[/I] - it ran for a long time, a couple of years at least. I suppose it ended when the Wisden name was dropped.
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Managed to get one of the signed copies sent to my dad :)
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On Tuesday, July 19, on another very hot and humid evening, the Mineola 9/10U baseball team marched on to their third straight win this summer season in dramatic fashion winning against New Hyde Park, 11-8. Once again, the "boys of summer" won in extra innings.
The Mineola 9/10U baseball team played New Hyde Park tough. Utilizing the "total team" strategy, Mineola utilized five pitchers to secure the victory. In a game that saw the lead switch several times, the Mineola players fought back all evening resulting in the extra inning win.
Colantonio, 22, was selected in the 22nd round, 683rd overall, by the San Diego Padres in this year's Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft. After signing with the franchise, he reported to a Rookie League baseball mini-camp in Phoenix, Arizona before traveling to Oregon for work in the Northwest League with the Padres' Class A affiliate: the Eugene Emeralds.
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The Mineola team got off to a fast start, with Kieran O'Gara driving in an RBI in the first inning. Later in the game, O'Gara made a game saving diving catch at third.
Back in June on Father's Day, Gabrielle Schreib finished in first place at the Long Island Junior Olympics Trials in the 100M Dash, 200M Dash, 400M Dash and she placed third in the Long Jump.
This two-game event will kickoff at 4:45 p.m. with a high school showcase game where 40 of Nassau County's top male high school players will play in front of college coaches from the tri-state area.
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The Mineola Majors Championship team, The Tigers, stuck it out through the season to bring home the hardware and showcase to parents and friends who the true winners are…. everyone. The Tigers beat the Cardinals 7-3 on June 24. Front Row (Left to Right): Nicholas Dossantos, Alex Antionello, Peyton Maier, Anthony Bartolotta, Daniel Albano, Christian Diaz. Back Row (Left to Right): Head Coach: John Maier, Jack Grafing, John Venus, Raymond Tamburino, Anthony Picano, Kyle Kern, Assistant Coach: Steve Bartolotta.
The Mineola Lightning Majors softball team won the Merrilon "B" division girls 12U championship game Saturday morning on June 18 against Carle Place 8-7. Mineola built up an early 6-1 lead, which Carle Place chipped back at.
The Nassau County Public High School Athletic Association has recognized the Wheatley School's Varsity Golf team for it's historic accomplishment. This year's team, lead by Captain and senior Nicholas Del Mistro, senior John Gullotta, juniors Nicholas Kelapire, Alex Grieco, Eric Lizzul and Ryan Laverty, sophomore Graham Turk, freshman Ben Goldbaum and eighth grader Michael Braunstein finished the season with a 7-1 record. This outstanding performance provided Wheatley with its first Conference Championship in 17 years.
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Last year, 13-1 underdog Drosselmeyer took the third leg of the Triple Crown and this year saw much of the same with 24-1 shot Ruler on Ice.
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Original Trilogy Collection / Re: Recarded rehashes up the ying yang!« on: May 13, 2004, 10:03 AM »
So is everyone passing on these (at least the re-hashes), or do the spiffy cardbacks tempt you in the slightest?
As I said earlier, when it was just 21 figures I was going to pick them up to keep carded. I find the cardbacks very cool. However, now that we are at 38 confirmed figures and another 6 rumored, that's 23 more than I orginally thought we'd see (and they're all repacks) for OTC, and that's probably too many figures for me to justify buying more figures just to leave carded.
Oh, and rounding up a few straggling rumors, the following figures are not on the list:
Confirmed (via Hasbro and SW.com):
OTC-xx Imperial Scanning Crewman (A New Hope)
Rumored to be part of OTC:
OTC-xx Gamorrean Guard (Return of the Jedi) - [from GH.com]
OTC-xx General Veers (The Empire Strikes Back) - [from GH.com]
OTC-xx 4-LOM (The Empire Strikes Back) - [from thejawa.com]
OTC-xx AT-AT Driver (The Empire Strikes Back) - [from thejawa.com]
OTC-xx Death Star Gunner (A New Hope) - [from thejawa.com]
OTC-xx Zuckuss (The Empire Strikes Back) - [from thejawa.com]
So, the "Official" Total for OTC is 38 figure (7 new, 31 re-packs) with Fan Sites reporting another 6 repacks.
07/44 = 16% new
37/44 = 84% repacks
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4x Luke (Probably will add Hoth Luke too before too long)
3x Vader (at least Luke has different outfits)
3x Leia (wow, that's a lot of Leia for 6-month span)
2x Han (Where's Bespin Han? Or Hoth Han?))
But why two Biker Scout? As CorranHorn pointed out, he's on the list twice (#11 and #30). Clean and Dirty? Or PotJ and PotF2? Or typo? Hmmm...
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