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At the end of her first season playing basketball, second-grade Brittany Stevens' coach asked who on the team hadn't scored.
"I was the only one who raised my hand," Stevens said.
Some might have moved on to another activity. Stevens just joined the team because her friend was on it anyway.
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There was a hoop in her backyard and Stevens practiced.
Her second season? Stevens made the all-star team.
Let's just say Stevens hasn't had to raise her hand again.
Stevens is a dynamo for Wesleyan's perennially powerful program. Since she was a freshman, head coach Jan Azar hasn't hesitated to put the ball in her hands.
"She's a coach on the court," Azar said. "From the first day she was on the varsity team, I trusted her."
Wesleyan, a private K-12 school, has the advantage of bringing players along within its system from a much earlier age. Azar often watches the younger teams practice and play.
Azar remembers seeing Stevens as a seventh-grader when she came to the Norcross campus.
"I was so excited to see her as a middle-schooler," Azar said. "She's exactly what we do here. Defense is our No. 1 priority. The program is built on it. And we like to press. A fast guard like Brittany fits exactly with our program.
"And she does it instinctively. Brittany did not have to be taught how to play hard. She sets an example, the standard, for the younger players."
Stevens got a chance to start at point guard as a freshman after a teammate went down with a hand injury. The team was loaded with seniors and won the first of three titles in Stevens' high school career so far.
"The work you put into the program is what you're going to get out of it," said Stevens, who is headed to Samford in the fall on a basketball scholarship. "You have to hustle and listen. The bottom line is, if you work hard, Coach Azar will give you an opportunity."
The next year, there was just one senior on the team and Stevens was given the reins from the get-go.
"I was told I was the starting point guard and I needed to step up and be a leader," she said. "I was a captain last year, too, but this year I feel like it's really up to me to shape what the team is like. People are looking to me."
The Wolves are 9-0 this season and Stevens has continued to add to her career numbers in a multitude of categories. Most prominently, coming into last week's win rout of Class AAAAAA Brookwood, she had 658 points, 280 assists and 250 steals as a varsity player. She's also very capable of pulling down some rebounds, despite most often being the shortest player on the court.
"She's about 5-foot-3, but she does not play that size," Azar said. "She's one of the toughest kids out there and a perfect example for when parents say to me, 'My daughter is short.' I can tell them it doesn't matter."
What does matter is hard work and a tenacious attitude.
"I tease her that she gets rebounds because they can't see her out there," Azar said. "But she's very athletic. She's fast. She can jump. And her best attribute is how smart she is. She knows how to make everyone look good.
"She does a little bit of everything, and unlike some, she does it all really well."
Stevens' talents extend well beyond the basketball court. She played softball as a freshman and has been on Wesleyan's state-title-contending track team the last two years. She's also a peer leader. She leads two Bible studies and attends another. She goes to Young Life and on mission trips.
But what really pulls her, other than basketball, is music. Stevens is the lead singer and plays guitar for the chapel band. She's also in the honors symphonic band.
"It is stressful sometimes to practice until 6:30 on Thursday and then have to get all the songs down for chapel on Friday morning," Stevens said. "But I love doing both."
Her dad went to Florida State on a music scholarship and Stevens learned to play the guitar, along with her brother, about five years ago.
"She's much, much more than a basketball player," Azar said. "I'm amazed at all of her talents."
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This picture truly leaves me awestruck with its swooping rear fenders, meaty tires, and tear drop silhouettes. Certainly, Mr. Selipanov is a master – which would incline one to think that this must, indeed, be a masterpiece. Some may disagree. For my money (of which I do not have enough to put me in the driver's seat of one of these if it's ever made), I'm happy to just gaze upon it. It's nice to know that, even if something like this is only a concept, it still exists in the imagination of a very talented designer – and now, in our minds, as well.
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Ferrari is ART! Beautiful. Too bad we'll never see it.
that thing comes stock flush hahaha
It´s said "voila"
kinda looks like a corvette and a lambo or am i the only one that see's that?
Looks like a snake in the front (last picture)
Needs a little black tongue to flick out through the air dam o.O
It´s said "voila", at least spellcheck
Dead freakin sexy….but imo the 458 Italia looks better. Still, gotta love the Russki's designs :)
Thanks guys… appreciate all the Comments
It looks like the new stingray concept for the corvette.
The back of the 612 looks like the 512 race car (Early 80′s).
Very nice.
Just noticed the comments about spell checking voila because it was spelled viola. Funny. I thought spell checkers only caught words that don't actually exist? I don't think a spell checker would have caught that.
Good stuff Tamer! Hopefully this project gets green lit!
Nice as this is, I believe the designer has nothing to do with Ferrari, so this is honestly a complete dream. Nowhere does Ferrari call this a concept or a GTO and in fact the designer works for VW.
But great looking!
Give concepts a chance!!! When will auto manufacturers get it? Watering down awesomeness is an insult.
Ford GT40 or what… lol ..
Molto Bella!!!0
The sideview looks very "Corvette-ish" to me. But, then again, I'm blind.
Oh so this is the new ferarri stingray? Very Nice design from the germans but homage or plagarism, I can.t tell
I want to do dirty, sexual things to that car. Something about the original GTO looks better or should I say more "classic", but this is pure hotness!
I dont think it looks like a stingray… its subtle but very unique in its own right
amazing,great design, they should make it !
Yea he is a VW designer and does Ferrari concepts on his free time. I always thought Ferrari would be stupid not to hire him
wow… it has a dragon look from the front. The dark black head is waiting for the fire extraction. hah hah ha. very stunning design.


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Zakk Wylde has announced the next chapter in the Black Label Society story, Catacombs of the Black Vatican.
The album, the first disc of all new material from the band since 2010's Order of the Black, will be released April 8.
The band also has announced a new tour, "An Evening with Zakk Wylde." The 13-city Canadian trek will feature intimate versions of some of Black Label Society's most popular songs, plus readings from Wylde's 2012 book, Bringing Metal to the Children: The Complete Berzerker's Guide to World Tour Domination. You can check out all the tour dates below.
I recently spoke with Wylde about the new BLS album and tour and got his thoughts on Black Sabbath's Grammy nomination.
GUITAR WORLD: What can fans expect from Catacombs of the Black Vatican?
I think everyone can expect a lot of fun and excitement [laughs]! It was like what Chris Farley did in that one skit, where he was selling that hair-care product. Make sure you always use the word "fun" when you describe it [laughs]!
Someone asked me what the difference was between this new record and the other nine. I told them that it's basically all of the songs we used on the other nine records, except they've got different titles now [laughs]. It's fun and exciting for the whole family!
How does the idea for a new Black Label Society album begin?
It starts to happen as soon as we get off the road. Once we get to that last backstage is usually when I'll say, "So, when are we going to start recording the record?" Then shortly after I get home, I'll get into a writing mode. That's when I know it's time to start writing a s--- ton of f---ing riffs.
Once I have something, I'll record it. By the time the fellows come out, I'll already have about 12 actual songs finished. I'll start playing them the songs on guitar, and they'll come in with drums and the bass. Then we'll go into a verse riff and start building that. We'll go through it all a few times and then record it. The melodies will come later on and the lyrics always last.
Longtime BLS member Nick Catanese left the band late last year. What's the story behind his departure?
I had called Nick to tell him about the album and he told me that he was already knees deep into doing his own thing and wanted to stick 1,000 percent into it. I told him it was cool and that we loved him and that he'd always have a home here.
The thing is no one ever gets kicked out or fired. If you want to go, you're always able. Now we've got [guitarist] Dario Lorina in the band, and not only is he a kick-a-- guitar player who can shred, but he's also a really cool dude.
How did you hook up with Dario?
We never do a cattle call or anything like that. With the amount of awesome players I know, it's more of a word-of-mouth kind of thing. I had him come out to the Vatican to meet him, and afterwards I said, "Cool. If you want to do it, you're in." It was as simple as that.
Will you be touring to support the album?
Without a doubt. When the album comes out in April, we'll be rolling for probably the next year and a half.
What excites you the most about the next chapter of BLS?
I love the whole process for each new album. The writing, the touring, everything. For me, it never gets old.
What can you tell us about your upcoming "Evening with Zakk Wylde" Canadian tour?
It's kind of like music meets George Carlin on steroids [laughs]. It'll be Uncle Zakk sitting around the campfire with the rest of the Black Label family and telling a bunch of goofy-a-- stories from the book. And with the music business, you don't even really have to write these stories. They just happen. We'll have the piano and the acoustic with us, which is a whole different thing from when we're firing up the Marshalls and the Walls of Doom.
Which performance style do you prefer?
I love them both. Just like I love [Led Zeppelin's] "Going to California" and I love "Black Dog."
What are your thoughts on Black Sabbath getting a Grammy nomination?
I think it's great. But I remember Ozzy said, "I'm kind of shocked and don't know quite how to take it." I remember saying, "Why's that, Ozz?" And he goes, "Because they actually LIKE us!"[laughs].
What would say was your greatest gig with Ozzy?
That first show I did with him in the prison, Wormwood Scrubs. Then there's the Moscow Peace Festival and the first arena tour we did in Pensacola, Florida. It was the first arena I had ever played. You've got to remember, up to that point I was always seeing Ozzy on the "other side" by being in the audience. Suddenly, here I was up on the stage with him. It felt like being the contest winner of doom getting the chance to jam with my hero.
For more information, visit blacklabelsociety.com. Also, be sure to check out the February 2014 issue of Guitar World, which features a new interview with Wylde.
Black Label Society's 2014 "Evening with Zakk Wylde" Tour Dates
Thursday, February 13 | Vancouver, BC Commodore Ballroom
Friday, February 14 | Duncan, BC Cowichan Theatre
Saturday, February 15 | Kelowna, BC Level
Monday, February 17 | Edmonton, AB The Ranch
Tuesday, February 18 | Calgary, AB Flames Central
Wednesday, February 19 | Medicine Hat, AB The Esplanade Arts Centre
Friday, February 21 | Regina, SK The Exchange
Saturday, February 22 | Saskatoon, SK Broadway Theater
Sunday, February 23 | Winnipeg, MB Garrick Theatre
Monday, February 24 | Thunder Bay, ON Crocks
Wednesday, February 26 | London, ON London Music Hall
Thursday, February 27 | Toronto, ON The Danforth Music Hall
Friday, February 28 | Montreal, QC Corona Theatre
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The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)
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Directed by: Peter Jackson
Starring: Andy Serkis, Christopher Lee, Elijah Wood, Ian Holm, Ian McKellen, John Rhys-Davies, Miranda Otto, Orlando Bloom, Sean Astin, Sean Bean, Viggo Mortensen, Billy Boyd, Cate Blanchett, Dominic Monaghan, Hugo Weaving, Karl Urban, Bernard Hill, David Wenham, John Noble, Liv Tyler
While Gothmog (played by Lawrence Makoare) is the only Orc identified in the film, here are the names of those un-named, who appear in the films: 1) Gorbag: the Orc (played by Stephen Ure) that argues over the mithril shirt and then fights with the Uruk in the Tower at Cirith Ungol, and later Sam stabs in the Tower when rescuing Frodo; 2) Shagrat: the large Uruk (played by Peter Tait) that argues with Gorbag over the mithril shirt; 3) Snaga: is Grishnákh's lieutenant in The Two Towers (he's played by Jed Brophy). He is the Orc who argues over food - Merry and Pippin - and tries to sneak up behind the Hobbits, but is killed by Uglúk.
It always seemed illogical that when Faramir and his men were under attack by the Nazgul and retreating to Minas Tirith, Gandalf galloped out of the city to rescue them with Pippen astride. Why carry the extra burden of a Hobbit and put him in danger? Billy Boyd (Pippen) cleared up this inconsistency on the Extended DVD commentary. The scene was originally written so that Gandalf and Pippen are actually just arriving at Minas Tirith as the soldiers fall under attack, but this was later rewritten.
The Cirith Ungol stair ledge was built as a wet weather set on the squash court in a hotel in Queenstown. In November of 1999, Sean Astin's (Sam) close-ups were shot in the taping of the first RotK shots, and as a side note Andy Serkis (Gollum) had not been cast yet. The set remained standing on the squash court and as things would go, it wasn't until a year later on November 30th, 2000, that Elijah Wood's (Frodo) first close-ups were actually shot on that ledge.
Originally, Frodo was to push Gollum into the lava in Mt. Doom, but director Peter Jackson was against it because it made Frodo into a murderer and was out of character.
Another "Wilhelm" scream can be heard when Legolas is climbing the Oliphaunt and throws one of the Haradrim off.
According to the commentary, Peter Jackson said that he shortened the scene of Smeagol strangling Deagol for the theaterical version because if he had not, it would not have given the film its PG-13 rating. The full strangling scene appeared in the Extended Edition.
The great grandson of Lord of the Rings author JRR Tolkien has landed a spot in the final movie, Return of the King. 34-year-old Royd Tolkien was asked by director Peter Jackson to play a Gondorian Ranger in the final movie.
A bit of trivia for those who haven't read the books. In the Grey Havens scene, the three Elven Rings can be seen upon the hands of their bearers: Vilya, mightiest of the Three, is worn by Elrond; Nenya, the Ring of Adamant, is still borne by Galadriel; and Narya the Great is seen on Gandalf's hand.
The scenes at the Black Gate were shot at the army munitions training ground because of its wide, flat, desert type landscape. Before the shoot, the land had forty years worth of demolitions, land mines, mortars, grenades, etc., lying all over. The government asked the army to clear and dispose the ammunition for the filmmakers, but due to the soft ground many could've remained undetected. When the crew arrived for the shoot, an army officer lectured them and showed them different types of munitions to warn them of the possibility of finding more on the site, as dirt was kicked up during battle sequences. There were bomb disposal people surrounding them and sure enough shooting halted as things were discovered and cleared. The cast and crew were told that if they strayed from the designated areas and lost limbs, the army was not responsible.
When King Théoden rallies his men before the first charge into the Battle of the Pelennor Fields, he rides along the first rank of his army brushing their lances with his sword. This scene was apparently inspired by the Japanese historic drama Kagemusha (1980), where the titular character performs a similar feat before he unceremoniously falls off his horse.
The song 'Into the West' played at the end of the movie is inspired by a young New Zealand film maker named Cameron Duncan who died from cancer in 2003 at the age of 17. The song's first public performance was at his funeral.
In the Extended Edition the Gondorian soldier who was shot by an Orc in Osgliath was a cameo appearance by film's stunt cordinator, according to director Peter Jackson on the director/writer audio commentary.
The famous "Wilhelm" scream makes a reappearance during the scene where Faramir's men are fleeing from Osgiliath across the Pelennor Fields. Just after the people of Minas Tirith call out, "The White Rider" a Nazgul swoops down and snatches up one of Faramir's men. The "Wilhelm" is heard as he falls.


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The IPRI Lifetime Achievement Award
Dr. James A. Webster received the IPRI Lifetime Achievement Award in 2012 based on his extensive research contributions to and leadership in insect plant resistance for over 30 years. Jim began his productive career after obtaining an M.S. degree from the University of Kentucky and a Ph.D. degree at Kansas State University. His master's thesis involved research on resistance to green peach aphid in tobacco, and his doctoral dissertation research focused on resistance to potato leafhopper in alfalfa. Jim conducted his dissertation research under the tutelage of R.H. Painter and E.L. Sorensen.
Jim's 32-year professional career was spent with the USDA Agricultural Research Service, first at East Lansing, Michigan, where he worked on resistance to cereal leaf beetle from 1968-1981, and then at Stillwater, Oklahoma, until the year 2000. His research at Stillwater involved studying resistance first to the greenbug and later to the Russian wheat aphid. Jim also served as Research Leader and Laboratory Director at the ARS-Stillwater facility from 1993-1999. He also served on graduate faculties at Michigan State University and Oklahoma State University. After his retirement in 2000, Jim continued as an adjunct professor of entomology at OSU for a few more years until his students and committee assignments were finished.
There are several notable milestones in Dr. Webster's career in plant resistance to insects. He identified, characterized and collaboratively advanced germplasm with resistance to various insect pests. In cooperation with plant breeders, Dr. Webster co-released several insect-resistant germplasm lines for further development by state and private plant breeders. He authored the first U.S. publication on original, Russian wheat aphid plant-resistance research, and Jim was the first to report detection of Russian wheat aphid resistance in triticale and barley, and yellow sugar cane resistance in sorghum.
Dr. Webster played an international role in the development of plant resistance to insects, having professional collaborations in various countries including Poland, Mexico, and South Africa, and mentoring students and scientists from several nations. Upon invitation from the Small-Grain Centre in Bethlehem, South Africa, Jim traveled to South Africa in 1990 and exchanged ideas about plant resistance to the Russian wheat aphid during a month long stay. That visit helped to foster a long-term relationship between South African scientists and scientists at the ARS Stillwater lab. Also in 1990, Jim served as an Organizing Committee Member and Co-Editor of the Proceedings, "Aphid-Plant Interactions: Populations to Molecules," an international aphid symposium, and an Oklahoma State University Centennial Event. The symposium drew over 200 participants from 23 nations and 29 U.S. states.
Dr. Webster has been active in IPRI, including participation in 16 workshops, the 1974 Organizational Workshop in Indianapolis, and since retirement, in the 2004 workshop in Baton Rouge, and 2008 workshop in Ft. Collins. He served on the IPRI Steering Committee from 1988-1994, and was on the Program Committee with John Burd and David Porter for the 1994 meeting in Stillwater.
The IPRI Lifetime Achievement Award
The IPRI Lifetime Achievement Award was given to Dr. John D. Burd in 2012 based on his substantial and novel contributions to understanding aphid-host plant interactions and his leadership in plant resistance to insects for over 20 years. John received an M.S. degree in 1984 from Texas Tech University in Range and Wildlife Science, and a Ph.D. degree in entomology from Oklahoma State University in 1991. He was then hired as Research Entomologist at the USDA-ARS Laboratory in Stillwater, Oklahoma, and eventually became Lead Scientist for the Biologically-Based Cereal Aphid Management project there.
Dr. Burd had several outstanding research accomplishments involving plant resistance to insects during his research career. He characterized feeding-induced changes by the Russian wheat aphid in the capacity and efficiency of the primary photochemistry of photosystem II for resistant and susceptible plants, and identified candidate sites of action involved in the plant-damage response. John determined the effect of feeding by the Russian wheat aphid and by the greenbug on constituent, nonstructural carbohydrate content in wheat and characterized the resultant whole-plant stresses, thereby providing new insight into how aphids exploit their hosts by altering sink-to-source transition and regulating phloem translocation. Along with collaborators, John redefined the central tenet of the biotype concept for greenbugs, showing that virulence on crop plants does not coincide with greenbug fitness, and the use of plant resistance did not selected for virulent biotypes of greenbug. He characterized the evolutionary status of greenbug host races, demonstrated the importance of non-cultivated hosts for maintaining biotypic diversity, and discovered 16 new biotypes of the greenbug. John mentored and helped train graduate students in plant resistance to insects while serving as an advisor and on graduate committees at the University of Nebraska, Oklahoma State University, University of Wyoming, and Texas A&M University.
Dr. Burd's contributions to the science of plant resistance to insects were truly international in scope. Among his research accomplishments, John co-pioneered the first studies on biotypic variation among a worldwide collection of the Russian wheat aphid, and he also discovered three new Russian wheat aphid biotypes from Texas and Wyoming. He also served in various capacities that promoted interactions internationally among plant resistance scientists and practitioners. John was active in the IPRI Working Group. He served on the IPRI Steering Committee from 2002-2008, and co-organized the 1994 workshop in Stillwater and the 2008 workshop in Fort Collins, Colorado. Dr. Burd served as Vice-Chair of the Program Committee for the International Plant Protection Congress, and on the Organizing Committee of the International Aphid Congress as the North American representative.
The IPRI Lifetime Achievement Award
Dr. John C. Reese received the IPRI Lifetime Achievement Award in 2010 based on sustained contributions to the science and development of host-plant resistance. He is currently a Professor in the Entomology Department at Kansas State University, Manhattan, and has been at KSU since 1982. He obtained a B.A. in Zoology from the University of Missouri, 1969; M.S. in Entomology from the University of Missouri, 1971; and a Ph.D. in Entomology from the University of Wisconsin, 1975. Dr. Reese was postdoctoral researcher at the University of Wisconsin, 1975-1977 and at the USDA-ARS Western Regional Laboratory, Albany, California, 1978-1979. He began his academic career as an Assistant Professor at the University of Delaware from 1979 to 1982. Dr. Reese has taught courses on host-plant resistance, and he has conducted research on various insect pests including the greenbug, the Russian wheat aphid, and the soybean aphid. His research efforts have emphasized aphid salivary enzymes in insect-plant interactions, functionality of genes in aphid salivary glands, and the quantification of sorghum tolerance to greenbug feeding damage. Dr. Reese has also researched the molecular genetics of aphid-plant interactions, especially the role of aphid salivary-gland genes. He and colleagues silenced a transcript for the first time in the pea aphid, and showed that this particular transcript is absolutely essential to the survival of the pea aphid on its host plant.
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ThunderCats Ho! New Animated Series Trailer Debuts at WonderCon
ThunderCats fans at WonderCon had a reason to shout "Ho!" once again.
This weekend's pop culture convention featured the world premiere of a new trailer for the classic animated series remake, that's set to debut later this year on Cartoon Network.
The all-new series from Warner Bros. Animation will be a complete reimagining of the ThunderCats universe and will feature both new and old characters alike.
Larry Kenny, the original voice of Lion-O from the 1980s version of the show, will make his return to the pride of heroic felines by providing the voice of Lion-O's father, Claudus, in this new series.
Get set to "feel the magic" with familiar places like Third Earth and the Cats Lair while you "hear the roar" of old friends Cheetara, Tygra, Lion-O and Snarf.
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One year ago, I inspired Ben to walk away from corporate America.
A little background: I used to dream small. I wished for a job that had casual Fridays. I prayed for snow days. I wanted someone to rescue me. I was stuck in the victim role for decades.
I got sick of giving away my power. I was waiting for someone to take care of me. When I met Ben, everything changed. Ben and I simultaneously take care of each other and ourselves. We are kindred spirits. We inspire each other. We trust each other. We share life philosophy with a foundation in unschooling.
Ben and I have been unschoolers since before Logan and Paige were born. We knew we wanted to spend as much time as possible with our kids. We refused to throw them to the wolves and participate in the artificial, rigid, rule-ridden world of institutionalized education.
Our children were the first in our family to be free. I birthed both naturally. They breastfed for years as needed and desired. I wore them as they wished. Ben and I embraced Connection Parenting, an extension of attachment parenting. Logan and Paige eat when they're hungry, sleep when they're tired, speak when they have something to say, and are quiet when they don't. Their hair is long, their days are usually spent naked, and they choose their own snacks and meals. They play games together and alone, as they wish. Instead of predicting what Logan and Paige will need when they "enter the real world," our family instead chooses to experience life together in the present moment, side-by-side.
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We all seek power. Power is merely how we obtain what we want. So in examining what motivates to power we really are considering what do people want. There is more nuance than simply asking what someone wants and taking that at face value. Perhaps it would be better to say 'what people are willing to spend themselves to get.'
Sure, I may want a billion dollars, but unless I am willing to dedicate myself, energies, talents, and growth to obtaining that billion dollars then it's more of an idle wish than a driving want. So what are people willing to spend themselves for?
I submit there are two things. Oneself. Notself. I do not believe anyone is ever really spending themselves to obtain a thing, or a status, or the like. Those are only valued and desired as they build up either the one or the not. What people have faith will accomplish either of those varies a great deal with their experiences, their beliefs, and their circumstances. To a certain extent we are all products of our environment.
But there remains to each person an important choice. Whether or not to value others. It is a choice that is simply stated. The results of that choice are as varied as the human race.
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Megan Fox Joins 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles': Is She Our New April O'Neil?
When Megan Fox left 'Transformers: Dark of the Moon,' it seemed that her relationship with director Michael Bay (who she jokingly refered to as Hitler) was over and the two would never work together again. But now Bay has announced that Fox is joining his 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' reboot.


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A human hand is unearthed at the property of Hank Turner, a local farmer in Jerseyville, Ohio, where Emmy Budd and her adventurous friend T.J. Blake, live. Hank Turner, a good friend of Emmy and T.J.'s, is under suspicion for murder and mutilations of a hired man whom he threatened and fired several weeks earlier. A developer and a newcomer has purchased the Turner farm with plans to turn it into a roadside tavern. Emmy and T.J. keep their ears to the ground as they pretend to help out while gathering information on the proposed tavern. When Emmy discovers a sudden appearance of animal bones in the excavation of the Turner farm after a torrential rain, the game is afoot and Emmy and T.J. set off to uncover the truth. Along the way, the tween detectives are joined by a scruffy stray dog appearing at strange times and strange places, whom T.J. names Harry. Harry tags along with the kids on their many trips to the 'gravesite,' leading Emmy and T.J. to a nefarious secret. Together, the three sleuths struggle to save the town, and Hank Turner, from a greedy opportunist.


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Join me to a place of cool brisk water and gentle breezes where people can unwind to escape the summer's heat. Unpack, relax, and meander the trails. Take in a forest redolent of conifers and blooming blueberries. Explore the Pitch Pine forests or stroll the entire circumference of the lake. After hiking, take a listen, before sunrise and after sunset become mesmerized by the eerie call of the Common Loon. Only a nesting pair of these birds returns every year to brood their young. This is White Lake State Park! It is a gem in the Chocorua Valley where visitors camp under the spectacular ambiance of rural New Hampshire.
As I walk toward White Lake for the first time, I catch my first glimpse of Mount Chocorua in the horizon. Wow! This magnificent mountain is seemingly formidable. So, this is where my journey begins? I must say, things are looking pretty good from here. Mount Chocorua (pronounced "Cho-koó-ra") is located in the town of Albany and is the easternmost peak of the Sandwich Range in the White Mountain National Forest. It has an elevation of 3,480 ft and can be seen from almost every direction. If you enjoy hiking, you're in luck. People travel in large numbers to hike this rocky summit. The beauty and vastness of this mountain is stunning right along white lakes shore. I feel lucky to call it home…for the meanwhile that is.
The Legend of Chocorua:
People say the name "Chocorua" belonged to a Native American man living in the early 1700's. This story—rife with vengeance and grief—has been passed along at campfires, family dinners, and throughout the township of Tamworth, New Hampshire. Chocorua is believed to have befriended settlers in the region; one in particular, the Campbell Family. Chocorua took journey unexpectedly and entrusted the care of his son with the Campbell family. Upon his return, to his shock and horror, he learned his son died due to accidental poisoning. Consumed with vengeance and grief, Chocorua vowed revenge. Not soon after, Mr. Campbell arrived home to find his family massacred. Immediately, Chocorua became suspect and fled high into the mountains—which bear his name. Campbell chased Chocorua deep into the mountains and shot him with his rifle. Chococura, wounded and without options, leaped from a cliff to his death. But, before doing so, Chocorua cursed the white settlers' homes, livestock, and crops. Talking with the today's locals, they say the mountain is still cursed and share story accounts of family or friends. In all accounts the stories end with a mysterious fire set ablaze to the property of any who try to settle the mountain. Truth or fib it has inspired me to explore Mount Chocorua in near future!
As I relax near the shore and breathe in the fresh air, I witness the New Hampshire wilderness unfolding before me. In the corner of my eye, an enormous "crow" bigger than a Canadian goose, swoops down from an old White Pine to snatch unguarded trash. Admiring the girth and size, I quickly realized I had just seen a raven for the first time.
Soon after, ducklings—not weeks old with their mother in tow, waddle into beach traffic. I panicked. I thought mayhem was sure to follow. Fortunately, the ducks were afforded a wide berth. Gallantly, and admired by all, beach goers bestowed VIP status befitting of a celebrity movie star. I thought to myself, "What a great way to start my week at White Lake State Park"!
As I am sitting at the lake, an adult Ephemeroptera (Mayfly) stretches its abdomen and wings as it prepares on a once-in-a-lifetime event. Congregating in the thousands here at White Lake's forests, Mayflies transcend into a mating ritual that captivates any audience. Despite this short emergence in the summer night sky, I admire the Mayfly's life. A life adopting purpose with one goal in mind: progeny. I cannot help but relate to my own goal this summer. Absorbing all of what White Lake State Park has to offer. For instance, taking night strolls as loons tantalize the night while bull frogs chant like crazed fans around the lake. The best part is when new visitors come every week to enjoy the same sounds—no night is ever the same.
As I step outside I pause to absorb familiar sounds, but the night is still…freakishly silent except for this thrashing sound against the gutter and shingles of my house. I investigate the noise and discover "this fella" trying to catch a foothold on the surface wall. At first glance I thought it was a butterfly. As I leaned in for a better look, what I found was not a butterfly but a moth. I was excited! Now, I venture out every night in hopes of finding more moths. I'm having a blast! The species are abundant in White Lake State Park and there is so much to experience and learn. I suggest you give the moths a chance and learn all you can. Who knows, one night you may go looking for moths and discover so much more!
By: Luis Nandall, Interpretive Ranger at White Lake State Park
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