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Grilled Rack of Lamb Recipe
Whenever my husband and I really want to impress guests, we make this rack of lamb. The marinade keeps the meat juicy and tender while grilling. —Gail Cawsey, Geneseo, Illinois
- 2 cups apple cider or juice
- 2/3 cup cider vinegar
- 2/3 cup thinly sliced green onions
- 1/2 cup canola oil
- 1/3 cup honey
- 1/4 cup steak sauce
- 2 teaspoons dried tarragon
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 4 racks of lamb (1-1/2 to 2 pounds each)
- 1. In a large saucepan, combine the first nine ingredients. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 20 minutes. Cool to room temperature. Remove 1 cup for basting; cover and refrigerate. Pour the remaining marinade into a large resealable plastic bag; add lamb. Seal bag and turn to coat; refrigerate for 2-3 hours or overnight, turning once or twice.
- 2. Drain and discard the marinade. Cover rib ends of lamb with foil. Using long-handled tongs, moisten a paper towel with cooking oil and lightly coat the grill rack. Grill, covered, over medium heat or broil 4 in. from the heat for 15 minutes.
- 3. Baste with reserved marinade. Grill or broil 5-10 minutes longer or until meat reaches desired doneness (for medium-rare, a thermometer should read 145°; medium, 160°; well-done, 170°), basting occasionally. Yield: 8 servings.
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ICWG pedagogical videos - (2014, 2015) ICWG members have created videos showcasing innovative pedagogical practice in classrooms across Europe.
BYOD Bring Your Own Device - A guide for school leaders (October 2015). Online version of the guide available here.
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The Interactive Classroom Working Group (ICWG) set up in 2013 is one of three current European Schoolnet working groups. It replaces the previous Interactive Whiteboard Working Group (2008-2013). The aim of the Interactive Classroom Working Group is to enable Ministries of Education to explore common areas of concern, share experience, and address policy challenges related to the integration of a wide range of technologies in classrooms and their impact on teaching and learning.
Currently eight Ministries of Education are involved in the working group (Austria, Czech Republic, Estonia, Ireland, Italy, Norway, Portugal, Switzerland), and also working closely with policy makers from regional education authorities in the FCL Regio project.
- Guidelines for Effective School/Classroom use of IWBs [July 2010]
- Making the most of your interactive whiteboard (a shorter version of the guidelines) [September 2010]: CZ | DE | PT | IT
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2016 work plan on personalising learning
In 2015, the ICWG was primarily focused on issues related to the pedagogical use of mobile devices and K-12 cloud services. This resulted in the development of pedagogical videos showcasing innovative practice and BYOD guidelines for school leaders. The ICWG also carried out two study visits (to Northern Ireland and the Netherlands).
In 2016, the ICWG is particularly focusing on different approaches to personalising learning. Of course, this is a very wide ranging topic; personalizing learning is still an evolving concept where definitions are something of a moving target and the emphasis on what is needed to personalise learning may differ from country to country. The starting point for the IGWG is that there is an increasing recognition in most countries that learning needs to: enable students (both individually and within groups) to learn at their own pace; and in a way that suits them - where they can exercise choice over when and how they learn.
Christine Gilbert's 2006 definition and the 2020 Vision report from the UK provides a useful starting point for anyone who is unfamiliar with the sorts of issues that the ICWG is interested in exploring in the next couple of years:
Personalising learning means, in practical terms, focusing in a more structured way on each child's learning in order to enhance progress, achievement and participation. All children and young people have the right to receive support and challenge, tailored to their needs, interests and abilities.
As with its earlier work, the ICWG aims to produce practical guidelines and resources that will help school leaders and teachers as well as policy makers. As part of its 2016-2017 work plan, there will be two initial strands:
Showcasing innovative practice
At a workshop in March 2016, ICWG members started work with a small focus group of school leaders and teachers who have already developed innovative approaches to personalising learning with their students.
This focus group is now defining requirements for short courses and support materials for schools that will be made available later in 2016.
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ICWG members recognise that personalising learning can sometimes be difficult within conventional classrooms. The EUN Future Classroom Lab concept is also based on the notion that effective use of ICT is often only possible when it is combined with new approaches to providing more flexible learning spaces. In June 2016, the ICWG will organise a small workshop for teachers and other educators to help it determine what deliverables and support materials are needed on this topic.


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The War of the Worlds - Part IIILogic Grid puzzles come with a handy interactive grid that will help you solve the puzzle based on the given clues.
Alas, the War of the Worlds had begun! Although Lord Zyron, feared master of The Underworld, had no remorse regarding his pick, King Solimyr was not as confident. He knew his two army leaders would not stand a chance against the dreadful three monsters, and decided something needed to be done, to even the odds.
An old legend said that far, far away spread the Realm of God Baal. Millions of years ago, an earthquake shook the world, causing volcanoes to erupt. Hot, burning rivers of lava now divided the realm into 5 islands, each ruled by one of Baal's most faithful servants. Each island was well guarded by magical, mythical creatures, protecting 5 powerful witches from unwanted visitors. These were the possessors of 5 precious, enchanted stones that King Solimyr desperately wanted to put his hands on.
Once his, King Solimyr would crash the 5 stones, and include the magical dust into melted iron. His best craftsmen would then make him two swords, of which powers the world had never seen before! To confirm the legend, griffins were sent on a quest in the far, far away realm. Can you find out more, by the bits of information the griffins returned with? Good luck!
Islands' names: Necropolis, Rampart, Stronghold, Inferno, Conflux
Rulers' names: Malekith, Dace, Krephlian, Rashka, Ufretin;
Witches' names: Rissa, Ash, Sephinroth, Jenova, Shaki;
Precious stones: Ruby, Diamond, Topaz, Sapphire, Emerald;
Guardians: Medusa, Minotaur, Dragon, Manticore, Harpy;
1. Rissa, a beautiful witch who lives in Conflux, received the diamond from her godmother. Although she was just a baby at the time, she never let go of the diamond as she believes it brings good fortune.
2. Ash lives in the kingdom of one of the most avoided rulers, as if his name's last two letters are removed, it transforms into the result of an ill-considered haste or boldness.
3. While Jenova holds the topaz, the possessor of the emerald is well guarded by a minotaur.
4. The harpy is known as an evil being, with the head of a woman and the body of a bird. Baal could not let such a hideous creature show its face in any other place than Inferno, where it was cursed to guard the ruby with the price of its life.
5. Necropolis is ruled by the most feared of rulers, Malekith. His manticore is not guarding the sapphire.
6. The medusa does not guard Jenova or Shaki, but the witch living in the kingdom ruled by the one whose name, if its first letter is changed with another, transforms into a word in the English language. Metaphorically, it can be defined as "the cage of the soul".
7. Two of the rulers are so selfish, they insisted that the precious stones sharing their name's initials would be guarded on their islands.
8. One of the rulers' names has as many letters as the island he is ruling, where Sephinroth's home can be found, but not as many as the stone his guardian protects.
HintLet's see if I can help you in your quest a bit. It's important to know that no assuming is needed. Some parts can be found in the end, by elimination. Clue #2 refers to Rashka, as if the group of letters "ka" is removed, we are left with "rash". Also, clue #6 refers to Dace, as "the cage of the soul" is a fancy phrase for "face".
AnswerMalekith is the ruler of Necropolis. Here lives Jenova, possessor of the topaz, well guarded by a manticore.
Ufretin is the ruler of Rampart. Here lives Sephinroth, possessor of the sapphire, well guarded by a dragon.
Krephlian is the ruler of Stronghold. Here lives Shaki, possessor of the emerald, well guarded by a minotaur.
Rashka is the ruler of Inferno. Here lives Ash, possessor of the ruby, well guarded by a harpy.
Dace is the ruler of Conflux. Here lives Rissa, possessor of the diamond, well guarded by a medusa.
You have done well in your quest, as King Solimyr now knows where and how to find the precious stones. With the help of their magic, he has no doubt he will claim victory over the big battle!
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Nigerian Kidnapping Victims Are Still Missing; Meanwhile, An American Woman Took False Credit For Creating The #BringBackOurGirls Movement
- Ramaa Mosley, an American mom and filmmaker, took credit for creating the #BringBackOurGirls hashtag in support of the hundreds of kidnapped Nigerian teenagers. In reality, a Nigerian attorney named Ibrahim Musa Abdullahi created it based on chants he heard in the country's capital. Mosley did help create a massive social media presence on the issue, but people are not pleased by her dishonesty. Meanwhile, as that quarrel rages on, the Nigerian government is seemingly stagnant and has yet to share any specifics on what they're doing to rescue the girls. [Wall Street Journal]
- Painter Maria Lassnig passed away this week at age 94. Lassnig was known for her "body awareness" approach to self-portraits, in which she painted based on her feelings and mental perception of herself rather than photos or observation. You'll be missed, Maria! [New York Times]
- Women are waiting longer to have their first child than they were even four years ago. [CBS News]
- Writer bell hooks called Beyonce an anti-feminist, and a whole lot of other not-so-pleasant things. [Jezebel]
- A headache-inducing list of the many "non-feminist" celebrities who wouldn't have their careers in the first place without feminism. [Flavorwire]
- Thoughts on Michele Bachmann's apparent dislike of her own gender. [US News]
- In case we haven't heard enough opinions on "having it all" yet, there's now a push to bring career women who became stay-at-home-moms back into the workplace. [Boston Globe]
- Dialogue surrounding the women's movement in India has picked up a lot of speed in the past two years, but political progress hasn't caught up just yet. What can we do about it? [New York Times]
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Cats! At the Crazy Cat Lady Cat Off in St. Paul, Minnesota, dozens of crazy cat ladies brought their pampered cats to participate in various events (most of which the cats would rather not do). Crazy cat lady after crazy cat lady entered their dozens of cats. Then, one seemingly crazy cat lady came to enter her polecat. The judges took one look at it and knew that it would never belong in the crazy cat lady cat off. What qualities does a polecat have that makes it impossible to belong in a cat off?
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4 Jul 2017 by Guest Blogger in Culture , Entertainment and Cultural Experiences
Our province has a rich history of hospitality, rooted in the small, tight-knit communities that made us who we are over hundreds of years. That spirit endures to this day, and the award-winning Broadway musical Come From Away tells a story of that hospitality in action, on one of the world's worst days.
6 Jun 2017 by Amy Fisher in Trip Planning and Cultural Experiences
It's Canada's 150th birthday and what better way to celebrate than checking off these 10 bucket list activities in Newfoundland & Labrador?
It's funny to think 29,000 kilometres of coastline can fit onto a single flat screen TV.
At the most easterly point in North America, you'll find a treasure trove of talented writers. Some are local, some from abroad, and some from parts unknown.
9 Jul 2016 by Guest Blogger in Festivals & Events , Culture , Entertainment , Cultural Experiences and St. John's
Whether it's the island portion of the province or Labrador, there's no shortage of sounds to delight the ear.
6 Jul 2016 by Andrew Hiscock in Festivals & Events , Hiking & Walking , Culture , Entertainment , Cultural Experiences , Bonavista and TrinityRegion: Eastern
Among Festival 500's innovative offerings is Come All Ye, a 5-day singing adventure of fun, personal enrichment and learning to be held at Fishers' Loft Inn, in glorious Port Rexton. This year's edition is scheduled for October 21-26, 2016.
24 Jun 2016 by Matt Molloy in Boat Tours , Food & Dining , Hiking & Walking , Icebergs , Nature , Culture , Cultural Experiences , Outdoor Adventure and Museum
We watched the fog rise off Mount Peyton as we drove towards Green Bay for our first trip to Triton.
3 Jun 2016 by Guest Blogger in Boat Tours , Icebergs , Kayaking , Whale Watching , Gros Morne National Park , Torngat Mountains National Park , Lighthouses , Cultural Experiences , Fogo & Change Islands , Ferryland , L'Anse aux Meadows , St. John's and Twillingate
This isn't the type of place where you'll struggle to find an adventure. The Canadian Signatures Experiences collection is here to point you in the right direction.
17 Mar 2016 by Guest Blogger in Birdwatching , Culture , History , Top Destinations , Lighthouses , Cultural Experiences , Signal Hill , Cape St. Mary's and St. John's
With St. Patrick's Day on the horizon we thought it only fitting to write about the Irish in Newfoundland. Our culture is brimming with Irish influences - here within are some of our favourites.
8 Mar 2016 by Matt Molloy in Boat Tours , Festivals & Events , Hiking & Walking , Icebergs , Whale Watching , Nature , Culture , Entertainment , Top Destinations , Cultural Experiences , Twillingate and Outdoor Adventure
When you consider Twillingate, Newfoundland and Labrador, there's a really good chance that you already have a picture in your mind.
27 Nov 2015 by Matt Molloy in Camping , Food & Dining , Festivals & Events , Nature , Entertainment and Cultural Experiences
With my hair still dripping wet from our afternoon swim in the brook, I rummaged around my tent to find a casual dress to throw on before rushing out to join the final clusters of people migrating via car, foot and shuttle bus from Burlington to Middle Arm.
4 Aug 2015 by Valerie Howes in Festivals & Events , Fishing , Culture , History , Cultural Experiences , Fogo & Change Islands and Outdoor Adventure
The crowd is hopping from foot to foot—kids blowing whistles; grown-ups blowing steam from coffee cups. It's a July day masquerading as October, and I'm on the Government Wharf in Joe Batt's Arm, waiting for the Great Fogo Island Punt Race to There and Back to begin.
7 Jul 2015 by Valerie Howes in Nature , History , Trip Planning , Cultural Experiences , Fogo & Change Islands and Outdoor Adventure
I'm in a field bordered by rocks and ocean on Change Islands, off the northeast coast of Newfoundland, petting a couple of ponies called Angel and Lily. These two get along great now, but they got off to a rough start.
14 Apr 2015 by Dave Sullivan in Nature , Culture , Trip Planning , Cultural Experiences , Museum and Weather
As much as we'd like to tell you that it's sunshine and lollipops each and every day of the year – we can't. Sometimes (not all the time), it can rain.
2 Oct 2014 by Andrew Hiscock in History , Cultural Experiences , Signal Hill , Geology & Fossils , Bonavista , Cupids , L'Anse aux Meadows , St. John's and Museum
For a province known for its wooden boats, quirky ways, and its slower pace of life, Newfoundland and Labrador has been ahead of the rest of the world in a lot of respects. Throughout its history (and even prehistory), the province has been a trend-setter and taste-maker. Because of our 30 minute time zone, we get a lot of firsts: the first sunrise in North America, the first New Year's party every year, and we even get to see blockbuster movies before everyone else (if only 30 minutes earlier). But these are not the only ways we are ahead of the game. Newfoundland and Labrador has had a front-row seat to history, watching the world change – and then watching the rest of the world catch up!
30 Sep 2014 by Andrew Hiscock in Food & Dining and Cultural Experiences
To a citizen of Newfoundland and Labrador, there is nothing as beautiful as a cod fish. And perhaps that is why you'll be able to find a different, perhaps more conventional, form of beauty on the Baccalieu Trail (deriving its name from the Portuguese word for cod). And that is the beauty of love! Just a 30 minute drive from the province's largest city of St. John's, this scenic drive winds through picture-perfect towns and stunning landscapes, making it the ideal place to lose yourself with your love on a romantic getaway.
24 Sep 2014 by Andrew Hiscock in Food & Dining , Festivals & Events , Fishing , Hiking & Walking , Culture , Entertainment and Cultural ExperiencesRegion: Eastern
Each year during the third weekend of September, the Town of Elliston, the Root Cellar Capital of the World, hosts Canada's and Newfoundland & Labrador's top chefs and hundreds of participants to celebrate culinary excellence and the root cellar's cultural heritage. This year, participants voted on Newfoundland & Labrador's best cod dish crowning the "King of Cod", hiked the coastal scenes of Elliston, and sat with new and old friends to celebrate the latest installment of the Roots, Rants, and Roars Fall Festival.
5 Sep 2014 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Gros Morne National Park and Cultural Experiences
"Tempting Providence" has been running for 12 years and has become one of the favourite plays at the Gros Morne Theatre Festival (GMTF) in Cow Head. It has toured internationally and has been performed over 650 times! This summer it has again played to sold out crowds but you still have a chance to see it this September. We recently saw the play on September 2 for our 4th time and it is still just as powerful as the first time we saw it 9 years ago. "Tempting Providence" is the true story of nurse Bennett who was dedicated to serving the health care needs along Newfoundland's rugged Northern Peninsula for over 50 years beginning in 1921.
20 Aug 2014 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Gros Morne National Park , Art Galleries and Cultural Experiences
Despite the forecast of cloud and rain we headed to Woody Point in the afternoon of August 18 to see the last "Charlie and Mena" show of the season. The "Charlie and Mena" concert features Charlie Payne on various accordions and singer Mena Lodge on guitar and is part of Gros Morne Summer Music. They were joined by guitarist Darren Vincent and they put on a fine performance featuring Newfoundland music. It was held at the Heritage Theatre in Woody Point which is a great old building that Charlie Payne carefully restored.
7 Aug 2014 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Culture , Top Destinations , Gros Morne National Park and Cultural Experiences
"The Known Soldier" is one of 6 performances that the Gros Morne Theatre Festival (GMTF) is doing this summer in Cow Head. On the 100th anniversary of World War 1 it is fitting to produce a play about one of Newfoundland's heroes of that war- Tommy Ricketts. And "The Known Soldier" was written and directed by the talented Jeff Pitcher, GMTF's artistic director! What is significant about Tommy Ricketts is that he lied about his age when he signed up (he was just 15 at the time) yet in just a couple of years he had earned the Victoria Cross, the Britain's highest award for valour. His sprints over open fields in the heat of battle are legendary.


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I can't put things off any longer, I have to take care of the "organized chaos" on my desktop, once for all...
From Alex Revai's post, Clean Desk = Sick Mind? Organize For Productivity, Profit and Peace-of-Mind (Part2):
Let's get organized! Not as a goal, but as the first step. The goal must be to learn to STAY organized. ... The first thing we must tackle is the accumulated paper on, in and around your desk.
After I cleaned my desk, I will go through Nick Cernis's e-book, Todoodlist: Technology is great. Pencils are better. I want to create a laid-back productive approach and F.I.X IT! during 2013...
The IT part in my workflow is under development. My gut feeling is that Evernote Smart Notebook by Moleskine is the optimal combination of technology, paper and pen.


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Google Chrome 16 Releasedby Andrew Cunningham on 12/14/2011 8:00 PM EST
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KITH - Wednesday, December 14, 2011 - linkIsn't this something that firefox could do for like forever with multiple profiles? Reply
MonkeyPaw - Wednesday, December 14, 2011 - linkNot sure, but it makes me happy. I don't like having 2 logins in our house. It's just easier for file management to have them all in one place. I know there are other ways to mitigate this, but so far it works just great as we each just use a different browser. Reply
chiddy - Wednesday, December 14, 2011 - linkYup, I believe this is similar to the firefox profiles feature. Reply
Spivonious - Thursday, December 15, 2011 - linkYes, they got it from Netscape. This feature is very, very old. It's also pointless with the multiuser support baked into the OS. It's a strange decision for the Chrome team, and must be related to Chrome OS as Andrew suggests. Reply
twotwotwo - Wednesday, December 14, 2011 - linkNot a Chrome 16 feature per se, but the Chrome folks also recently flipped the switch to make Native Client apps available in their store. Don't know where that tech is going in the long term (can they make it portable? will many folks take advantage?) but it's neat to see anyway. Reply
Andrew.a.cunningham - Thursday, December 15, 2011 - linkBest example of this I can think of right now is the release of a NaCl version of Bastion, which was originally developed for the PC and Xbox. By all accounts, the native client version works just as well as the native PC version, and it does it on Linux and OS X to boot. Really interesting technology. Reply
SamLJG - Thursday, December 15, 2011 - linkI think the number one Chrome 16 feature for me has been that my Macbook Pro will now use the integrated graphics unless it really needs the extra performance. Pretty nice battery life saver! Reply
Marlin1975 - Thursday, December 15, 2011 - linkChrome 16 seems good; but i think I am going to wait for Chrome 23. Thats the real good one I hear. Of course the beta test on chrome 33 look good as well.
Until then i will stick to firefox 43 and opera 38.564 Reply
AnotherGuy - Friday, December 16, 2011 - linkU made me LOL... Reply
Valis - Friday, December 16, 2011 - linkIs this available in 64-bit now or is it still only 32? :-/ Reply
fluxtatic - Saturday, December 17, 2011 - linkThis just in: Chrome introduces a feature no one cares about, and it's a major version increment.
Isn't Chrome's rising popularity mostly a product of it being shoved in our faces everywhere we go? I don't recall the last time I saw AT post about a new non-Chrome browser version being released. And suddenly when I last reinstalled some common programs after a fresh reformat, suddenly they're trying to sneak in a Chrome installation, too. Better than the retarded Ask junkware, but it's still annoying.
I tried it a while back, and wasn't blown away. Didn't notice the alleged ZOMG SO FAST that everyone jizzes over (it's a browser - it isn't the browser itself that's slow, it's the connection.) That and I assume it to be calling home to the mothership, so nah, no Chrome for me. Reply
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Assuming no more trades or free-agent signings between now and spring training, there isn't much that needs to be done to complete the Mets' 25-man roster.
Here's how I see it right now.
1. Johan Santana
2. Pedro Martinez
3. John Maine
4. Oliver Perez
5. Orlando Hernandez or Mike Pelfrey. As they did last year, they could go with four starters to start the season because of the off days and go with an extra position player.
6. Billy Wagner
7. Jorge Sosa
8. Aaron Heilman
9. Pedro Feliciano
10. Scott Schoeneweis
11. Matt Wise
12. OPEN: Duaner Sanchez makes it if he's healthy. In the wake of the Santana deal, Hernandez could be in the pen as a long reliever.
13. Brian Schneider
14. Ramon Castro
15. Carlos Delgado
16. Luis Castillo
17. Jose Reyes
18. David Wright
19. Damion Easley
20. Marlon Anderson
21. Moises Alou
22. Carlos Beltran
23. Ryan Church
24. Endy Chavez
25. Angel Pagan
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Between September 13-16, 2012 our brothers who support Harun Yahya's works organized a book fair including the books of Harun Yahya and also exhibited fossils which utterly refute the theory of evolution in Beursplein; one of the most crowded areas of Amsterdam in Holland. Many people who visited the exhibition paid great attention to the books and the fossils.
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Brewer at the Legislature: Wind energy is testament to greed
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A multi-million dollar water farm in southern Lincoln County would be a double loss for Nebraska and might not do what it is intended to do, Lincoln County farmer Dan Estermann told the Lincoln County Commissioners Monday.
The water farm rippled into public awareness late last year with the announcement that 19,000 acres of farmland in southern Lincoln County would be converted to grass, while water from the farm will be pumped out of the aquifer to the Republican and Platte rivers.
The $110 million project was intended to fulfill requirements for minimum river flows under state and national agreements, supporters said.
The project was introduced in late September and flowed rapidly. Four natural resource districts bought the land less than a month later on Oct. 18. The paid $83 million for the farm, which consisted of 115 center pivot irrigated quarter sections.
Another $27 million was generally allocated for pipelines.
But the project came to a screeching halt in January, when nearby irrigators filed suit, claiming the water would bypass not only them but also federal lakes in southwest Nebraska, and reduce future river flows by pumping ground water out of the aquifer.
The project has not progressed this summer, while the lawsuit remains unsettled, but activity is bubbling again, as fall approaches.
On Aug. 14, the organizing committee, NCORPE (Nebraska Cooperative Republican-Platte Enhancement,) accepted a bid for well-field piping ($12.4 million) from Merryman Excavation of Woodstock, Ill. and conversion of the wells on the farm ($5.9 million) from Sargent Drilling of Grant.
Also, a notice of intent to issue $92.5 million in bonds was publicized on Aug. 9. It is a 30-day advance notice.
Estermann told the commissioners that the pipeline will run into his property, although he has not been told where or when.
"I've asked several times," he said, "but I have not seen the plans."
According to information at some of the dozens of public meetings that Estermann has attended, the pipeline will have the capacity to dump up to 60,000 acre-feet of water a year into the Medicine Creek on his land. The creek winds about 60 miles until it reaches the Republican River east of Cambridge. From there, the water would travel more than 100 miles to reach the Kansas border.
Estermann expects the affects on property near Medicine Creek to be significant. The creek runs dry some years, including this summer, and only runs full during a rare heavy rain of 6 inches or so, when it carries about as much water as the NCORPE project could send down the creek, he said.
Nor has Estermann received a financial offer for the right to run the water, or a pipeline, on his property.
For years, Kansas has claimed Nebraska has been consuming more than its fair share of the Republican River before the water reaches Kansas. The two states are in continuing negotiations to resolve the issues, overseen by a special master of the U.S. Supreme Court.
Estermann said Kansas doesnt like the NCORPE plan to augment the river flows. A top Kansas official said in writing in March that a similar-but-smaller project at Rock Creek near the Republican River at Parks is unacceptable.
Kansas Chief Engineer David Barfield recently told Nebraska authorities that Kansas will not accept the Rock Creek project or the NCORPE project as a legitimate way to send more water to Kansas.
Estermann said the project would pull water forever from Nebraska. And, Nebraska landowners in the NRDs have to foot the bill to boot by paying occupation taxes.
Some of Estermanns other concerns:
Loss of economic activity grain, livestock production and related jobs.
Loss of property taxes to Lincoln County and the Wallace School District.
Interest on the bonds, which he said nearly doubles the base cost of $100 million or so. Also, Estermann said the interest rate is scheduled to climb to 6 percent, under the published bond schedules during the next 25 years, indebting future generations of landowners.
Estermann said the Lincoln County Planning Commission should exercise its jurisdiction over the planned pipelines, just as it did over an inter-state natural gas pipeline that was buried in southern Lincoln County in 2008.
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Former Scottish rugby international Phil Godman has only played once for London Scottish, but he has already bought into the club's vision for the future.
The fly half was the stand out player in the Exiles' 26-10 pre-season win at Cardiff and he is expected to start against Harlequins on Saturday at the Twickenham Stoop.
Godman, with 23 international appearances and 71 points to his name, has spent the past eight years with Edinburgh of the RaboDirect Pro12.
The 30-year-old was attracted to the Exiles because of its Scottish history and, after speaking to Simon Amor, the desire of the club to move forward.
Godman said: "Simon's got a great vision for the club built on a mixture of youth and experience. There are a lot of good young players here and I hope to help them on the pitch as well as off it,
it is an exciting time.
"And with the club's Scottish heritage, I am really glad I made the choice to come down."
Godman was also attracted by the team spirit.
"Everyone is working well together in the pre-season. There are things to work on but there is really good energy and enthusiasm.
"I'm looking forward to playing Harlequins this weekend, it will be a step up but it is what we need."
Head coach Amor said: "Phil is such a highly experienced player he will be excellent for this club. He is also an exciting person to have around."
Amor has also brought in centres PJ Gidlow from Doncaster Knights and Andy Reay from Moseley, as well as lock Tyler Hotson from Plymouth Albion.
"The recruitment was focused on bringing in some more experience, as well as some physicality," he added.
"PJ in particular will bring a real physicality and real 'go forward' attitude to our midfield."


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DETROIT - Defense lawyers asked a U.S. Supreme Court justice on Friday to intervene and free nine jailed members of a Michigan-based militia, saying an appeals court used the wrong legal standard to keep them in custody.
The long-shot petition was filed with Justice John Paul Stevens, who has some authority over federal cases in the 6th Circuit, which includes Michigan.
An immediate response was not expected.
A message seeking comment was left with U.S. Attorney Barbara McQuade on Friday.
The defendants, all members of a group called Hutaree, are charged with conspiracy to commit sedition, or rebellion, against the government and attempted use of weapons of mass destruction.
Prosecutors said militia members talked about killing police officers and attacking police who turned up for the funeral, though no specific plot or targets have been disclosed.
Last week, U.S. District Judge Victoria Roberts in Detroit ordered their release until trial under strict conditions, including electronic monitors. But a three-judge panel on the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals issued a stay on May 6, then extended it Monday until another three-judge panel could hear a full appeal.
The U.S. attorney's office said the nine are too dangerous to be released.
In their nine-page filing at the Supreme Court, defense lawyers Richard Helfrick and Todd Shanker said the appeals court did not give enough deference to Roberts' work.
The three-judge panel also relied on issues that were never raised by prosecutors in Roberts' courtroom, the filing said.
Helfrick and Shanker represent David Stone Jr., one of six defendants from Michigan. Two others are from Ohio and one is from Indiana.
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text: NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- From time to time, I like to pull back the curtain.For almost as long as I have been alive, I have worked in some form of media, primarily radio, print and now online. With a few exceptions, I have been part of operations with audiences comprised largely of affluent, 25-to-54-year-old men, but also a significant number of fellows in the 55-to-64-year-old "demo" and a growing number of 18-to-34-year-olds, as well as women. Working primarily in sports and finance over the years, I have discovered the best way to serve these audiences is to deliver on the promise to bring them the most compelling core content. In other words, if you do sports and you're in New York, your audience needs to know that, come Monday morning, you'll be talking Jets and Giants during football season. And doing it well, which, of course, means different things to different people. From a business and finance standpoint, I believe TheStreet ( TST) delivers on this promise as well now as it ever has. And, most important, we continue to evolve and improve. While I can't speak for TheStreet as a company, it has always been my personal philosophy to find out what other areas move your audience. Because sports and finance audiences overlap they tend to share some common interests outside of sports and finance. Often, folks who love finance also love sports and vice versa. We tend to care about our kids, tech, food, sex, cars, music, some pop culture and, for many, beer. I worked in sports radio during a time when the format was transitioning from all-sports to something programmers called "Guy Talk." WIP in Philadelphia was one of the first to commit to this philosophy and generate meaningful ratings with it. Now, it's commonplace. The idea is that your core audience comes to you for sports, but they also care about other things -- such as those listed above -- so, in order to build a bond between your organization and that audience, you need to cover those areas. But not only cover them, live and breathe them as much as you live and breathe sports or, in TheStreet's case, finance. In the best cases, it just sort of happens.


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Output Amplification Model
Model based on Michaelis Menten Kinetics
Comparison between different amplification models (HIV1 and TEV) based on Michaelis Menten kinetics. However, Michaelis Menten kinetics does not apply to our system. Therefore, it had to be modelled from first principle (see below using law of mass action).
Model based on Law of Mass Action
Comparison between these 3 different models: Simple production, 1-step and 2-step amplification.
Variables and Constants
Here are the variables and constants that are used in the Output Amplification Model.
Protein Display Model
Protein Display Model
This is a model showing when the ComD receptor will be activated (after proteins have been cleaved).
Variables and Constants
Here are the variables and constants that are used in the Protein Display Model.
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Engineering approach to project
1. Influence of Specification on Design and vice versa:
- It was one of the longest steps as we were struggling to compromise the specifications with the viable designs.
2. Influence of Design on Modelling and vice versa:
- All modelling done was meant to give answers to questions that arose in the design phase.
- Once designs were chosen, they were modelled. It was found that 2 step amplification is not likely to be effiecient, so it was decided that only 1step amplification will be taken forward to assembly. This was a significant conclusion as it would take weeks in the labroatory to find that out.
- The doubt about big enough gradient of AIPs to be established in the extracellular space to set off receptor was rationalised by modelling. The model allowed to determine conditions for the system to work
3. Influence of Modelling on Assembly and vice versa:
- The results from modelling allowed to progress with assembly
4. Influence of Assembly on Testing and vice versa:
- testing has been planned ahead, so assembly contructs have been modified to allow some testing methods like: purification or negative control.
5. Influence of Testing on Specifications and vice versa:
- We did not get there yet. However, if the specifications would not be met by the results, we would need to try redesigning the system or, in case of no alternative, changing the specifications.
6. Influence of components not adjacent to each other in the cycle:
- Testing may influence modelling as the results of the two do not match.
- Many experiments were diesgned specifically on the request of modellers in order to find parameters for the models. Obtaining those paramters would increase the reliability of the models.


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Bailey, offense don't click in rubber-game defeat
Reds done in by Cards' three-run sixth, saddling righty with third loss
ST. LOUIS -- Somewhere in Chicago during Thursday's off-day after 20 games in 20 days, the Reds will need to find a recharging station for their bats.
Wednesday's 4-2 defeat vs. the Cardinals marked the 13th time in 29 games this season that the Reds were held to two runs or fewer. It has happened in five of the seven games on a road trip where they're 2-5, with three games left against the Cubs at Wrigley Field.
In the past nine games, Cincinnati has scored 17 runs -- including two runs in each of the past three. Both runs on Wednesday came via Brandon Phillips, who hit an RBI double in the top of the sixth inning and a leadoff home run in the ninth against closer Edward Mujica.
"We're striking out too much," Reds manager Dusty Baker said. "The Braves have struck out more than us, but they're leading the league in homers. If we don't homer or get consecutive hits and hit into double plays, that equals not scoring runs."
Up and down the order, hitters are struggling during the road trip. Shin-Soo Choo, who struck out three times on Wednesday, is 3-for-26. Todd Frazier is 3-for-23 after he grounded into two double plays. Zack Cozart is 4-for-22 and the combination playing left field is 3-for-21. Jay Bruce was 4-for-23 going into the game, but he finished with two hits Wednesday.
"Three hits in seven games is not good at all. If we're winning, it's a different story," Frazier said. "You have to step it up a little bit and understand you're good. Right now, we're scuffling a little bit. The day off will be big for me -- just relax, gather some thoughts and keep going from there."
During what's been mostly an exemplary first month of pitching for the Reds, Homer Bailey has only given up more than two runs in a game twice this season. Both came in the rubber games of a series vs. the Cardinals.
Bailey lasted 5 1/3 innings and allowed four runs on nine hits, one walk and three strikeouts. On April 10 in St. Louis, he gave up seven runs in five-plus innings in a 10-0 loss, with all of the runs scoring against him during rallies in the fifth and sixth innings. Like the last time at Busch Stadium, a fine afternoon was foiled in the middle innings.
It was a 1-1 ballgame in the bottom of the sixth when things came apart for Bailey. Allen Craig drew a one-out walk, and Yadier Molina rolled a single into left field. Matt Carpenter blooped an RBI single over Phillips into short center field for the go-ahead run. A Pete Kozma single to left field scored Molina, and Bailey was done after Daniel Descalso's RBI single to right field made it a three-run game.
"We were finally able to get to him in that inning," said Carpenter, whose club had scored only four runs in its previous three games. "I could tell he had kind of worn down, because we battled him so well. Craig had a huge walk there, and then Yadi was able to get him over. I was able to drive that run in with that little bloop single. I think it was just a good job from top to bottom to grind out at-bats."
"The blooper really hurt," Baker said. "They hit some good pitches in the sixth inning. He threw the ball great today. We just didn't hit."
Bailey retired nine of his first 10 batters in the game and appeared headed for another solid day. On a 1-1 pitch in the fourth, Carlos Beltran pulled a homer to right field for the game's first run.
Cardinals pitcher Lance Lynn, who struck out 10 Reds in six innings on April 9, was strong again, giving up one run on five hits over seven innings. There was a chance to take the lead in the second inning after Bruce lofted a one-out triple past a diving left fielder Matt Holliday near the line. Frazier was hit by a 3-2 pitch and Corky Miller walked with two outs, but Bailey grounded out to end the threat.
"We had opportunities again," Frazier said. "I had an opportunity in that second inning. I had two pitches to hit. I ended up getting on base, but at the same time, if I put the ball in play, it's an RBI. It's a different story. We're up, 1-0. You have to look back on everything."
Cincinnati evened the game in the top of the sixth. Following his one-out walk, Joey Votto was on the move when Phillips lined an RBI double through the gap in right-center field. Lynn left Phillips stranded by striking out Bruce and Frazier as he retired his final five batters in a row.
By losing two of three, the Reds are 3-24-2 in series played in St. Louis since 2003. Just like last month, Cincinnati won the opener before dropping the final two games.
"Hopefully, we'll regroup in Chicago and come home victorious," Baker said. "I'd like a sweep before we get home."
Mark Sheldon is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Mark My Word, and follow him on Twitter @m_sheldon. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Barack Obama is only the fifth serving US president to visit Israel since the state was founded in 1948. As Marvin Kalb notes: "A presidential visit to Israel is not routine. Quite the contrary." So who are the other four?
1) Richard Nixon made history as the first US president to visit Israel while in office. He and the first lady, Pat Nixon, touched down in Israel for 24 hours in June 1974 as part of a trip that included Austria, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Syria and Jordan. According to Aaron David Miller, "Nixon's trip was a largely a farewell tour, a last hurrah following his administration's deep involvement in the 1973 Arab-Israeli war and the diplomacy that followed."
The itinerary Nixon's daily diary records that after giving a speech at Ben Gurian airport, the President "motored" to the King David Hotel in Jerusalem (where the president and his wife were staying in suite 429) accompanied by Ephraim Katzir, Israeli president, and Yitzhak Rabin, prime minister. Later, he went to "the residence of Golda Meir, former prime minister of Israel", along with Henry Kissinger and Rabin. The following day, Nixon and the first lady went to the Yad Vashem memorial, where they took part in a ceremony for Jews killed during the Second World War. Nixon then went to the Knesset and met the Israeli cabinet.
Gifts from Israel to Nixon: A papyrus scroll, a menorah and a book entitled "Justice in Jerusalem"
Hotel: King David Hotel
- Nixon's remarks on arrival at Ben-Gurion Airport, Tel Aviv, on June 16
- Photos: President Nixon in Israel


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I spoke with Hideaway owner Lonzie Hershner earlier this week to get the latest update on the club's status. The Hershner family, which also owns the Tin Room and the Drama Room, bought the Hideaway after the bar closed in 2009 after more than 25 years. Lonzie Hershner's brother, Marty, passed away in 2010.
From Dallas Voice's offices, we can look to see that construction at the Hideaway — 4144 Buena Vista St. — has really ramped up over the last couple of weeks, and Hershner confirms that the end of the tunnel is in sight.
"We finally got all the permits and all wheels are turning now," he said. "We'll be actually open for business in three weeks."
This was a pleasant shock to hear. As neighbors to the club, construction seemed to slow down toward the end of 2011, but then picked up in January. With both interior and exterior upgrades, the club is finally taking its shape again after being gutted.
"The building had to be broken down to the frame and we had to start from scratch. The majority of the flooring had to be replaced, support beams, extra touches. This was a lot more work than we thought it was gonna be," Hershner said.


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In the wake of Harun Yahya's Atlas of Creation that has given rise to an earthquake effect in France, a Creation Exhibition once again demolishing the lie of evolution was held in the center of Paris.
The exhibition, visited by some 2,500 people at the Palais des Congrés Marcel Dufriche in Paris on Sunday 15 April, displayed fossils dating back hundreds of millions of years. The fossils, proofs of creation, once again demonstrated that living things have undergone not the slightest change for millions of years and that they were created, with exactly the same features as they have now.
The exhibits attracting the greatest attention were a 73-million-year old lion skull, a 42-million-year-old wolf skull, and a 125-million-year-old cricket.
Officials stated that there were enormous demand for the Creation Exhibition, which attracted considerable interest from university students, to be staged again, particularly in universities and cultural centers.


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Folklore is the first of a whole new generation of role-playing games for the new systems. The increased capability of the PS3, as well as continually increasing capabilities in all the next-generation systems, will continue to allow RPGs to find unique ways to interact with players.
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The game takes place in two different locales. The first is Doolin, a small village that allows access to the Netherworld, the land of the dead. That's the other locale that you'll adventure in after a short time spent in Doolin to discover how to access it. Once there, you'll begin the long journey that will end up with you solving a mystery to set the town at ease again.
When you start the game, you'll have to select from one of the two characters to play through the game as. Don't grow too attached though, since you'll end up having to play the game with both characters so that they can be at the same spot in the storyline at the end of the game. That facet leads to one of the few flaws in this game, that many times immediately after you have beaten a level, you have to go back and defeat the same level with your other character. Fortunately, the way that the character's battle is subtly different, despite the fact that they use the same weapons, so it doesn't get too old, too fast.
The way that combat is done in Folklore is indeed unique. First, a Folk must be weakened in the Netherworld. Once they are, your character can steal their soul. This increases your current magic power and also gives you the capability to use that Folk yourself for attack or defense against other Folk. The unique system becomes even more unique and creative when you realize that you have to use the PS3 SixAxis controller in order to capture Folks souls. Once you've locked onto the weakened Folk, you have to physically snap the controller up and back towards you, like hooking a fish. If you've done the maneuver correctly, your character absorbs the soul and takes the skill, if they don't have it yet.
Like other RPGs, this one allows you to further improve your skills as you go along by completing certain tasks for the Folk souls that you have trapped. These tasks could be gathering certain items, or defeating certain Folk. When you accomplish enough of these tasks for an individual Folk type, the skill becomes upgraded.
Folklore is the first of a whole new generation of role-playing games for the new systems. The increased capability of the PS3, as well as continually increasing capabilities in all the next-generation systems, will continue to allow RPGs to find unique ways to interact with players, as long as the game producers keep innovating new systems for play. As long as they do, we'll continue delving into their stories until they have no more stories left to tell.
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The highest African pub is at the top of Sani Pass, the road to the uKhahlamba Drakensberg Park.
UNESCO is lavish in its description of the uKhahlamba Drakensberg Park, which encompasses South Africa's highest mountain range. We quote the organisation's words because we couldn't have said it any better. This KwaZulu-Natal World Heritage Site, it states, 'has exceptional natural beauty in its soaring basaltic buttresses, incisive dramatic cutbacks, and golden sandstone ramparts.'
A spine stretching some 150km long, the most scenic sights in the park carry equally evocative names – Cathedral Peak, Giant's Castle and Monk's Cowl are just some.
A particularly renowned attraction of the uKhahlamba Drakensberg Park is the Amphitheatre, a wall of rock 5km in length and 1 000m high. From its domed summit at Mont-aux-Sources spill the spectacular Tugela Falls. Brushed with a dusting of snow in the winter, the 'berg', as the site is affectionately termed by locals, is picture-perfect.
This is a place to exercise the body, fuelled with crisp, clean air. Hiking, rock climbing and fly-fishing are popular activities. There are several game parks in the area where a wide variety of African antelope such as the large eland, can be seen, and the bird life is nothing short of magnificent, with the bearded vulture or lammergeier often circling in the sky above. Flora includes the indigenous protea, rare cycads and ancient tree ferns.
For 4 000 years or so, these precipices were home to the indigenous San. Though the inhabitants have largely disappeared from the area, they have left their mark in the form of fascinating rock art. Some 30 000 paintings in 600 caves and overhangs have been recorded in the uKhahlamba-Drakensberg Park, yet another reason the area has earned World Heritage Site status.
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Who to contact
Drakensberg Tourism Association
Tel: +27 (0)36 448 1557/2455
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How to get here
From Durban, take the N3 using Exit 194 to reach the Central and Northern Berg, and Exit 99 for the Southern Berg.
Best time to visit
The park is a good year-round destination, but particularly beautiful in the autumn (May) and spring (November).
Around the area
Loads of holiday accommodation, farm lodges, B&Bs, adventure activity centres and fresh produce stalls along the route into the mountains.
Tours to do
Hiking is a popular activity, but there are also birdwatching tours, tours to the Drakensberg Boys' Choir School and for the younger set, rafting, abseiling and mountaineering options.
Get around
Your own motor vehicle is recommended to travel between the towns, valleys and attractions in the 'Berg.
Length of stay
A weekend is minimum.
What to pack
Hiking boots, fishing gear, a raincoat in summer and warm clothes in winter, and always take plenty of sunscreen and a hat.
Where to stay
Accommodation in the area runs the gamut from luxury hotels and game lodges to guest houses, B&B establishments, self catering facilities, caravan parks and camping sites.
Best buys
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Tigers manipulate roster to keep Hardy in 'pen
PITTSBURGH -- A day after being optioned to Triple-A Toledo, Blaine Hardy was back in the Tigers' bullpen Tuesday night, having been recalled. In reality, he never left the team.
The Tigers used a little bit of roster maneuvering to replace Hardy in their bullpen while he rested his arm from Sunday's three-inning performance in Toronto. By waiting until Tuesday to place Anibal Sanchez on the 15-day disabled list, they were able to use his spot to get an exemption to allow Hardy to return early.
Under normal circumstances, a player optioned to the Minors must wait 10 days before he can be recalled. However, there's an exception when the player is replacing somebody who has been placed on the DL.
From a practical standpoint, Hardy replaces Justin Miller, who was recalled from Toledo on Monday afternoon and then gave up three runs in two innings of relief in the Tigers' 11-6 loss to the Pirates on Monday night. He was optioned back to Toledo on Tuesday to create a roster spot for Robbie Ray, Tuesday's starter and the rotation replacement for Sanchez.
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SEVEN vehicles have been involved in a crash on the A12.
Police were called to reports of a multi-vehicle crash at the Witham junction, London-bound around 7am, today, Wednesday June 25.
A spokesman said: "Up to seven vehicles have been involved and there have been reports of slight injury."
Police say the crash involved a heavy goods vehicle and six other vehicles.
One lane is being kept open at the scene of the collision but police investigations and recovery are continuing and drivers are advised to avoid the A12 between Colchester and Hatfield Peveral.
Traffic is still queuing back to junction 28 - the Weston Homes Community Stadium
Traffic is still queuing back to junction 25 at Marks Tey.
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On Sept. 5, a Blue Hill Community School District bus and a semi-truck and trailer collided, claiming four lives injuring five others.
The investigation indicated that both vehicles entered the intersection at approximately the same time, Webster County Attorney Sara Bockstadter said. The investigation revealed that both drivers had an unobstructed view of the roadway and the opportunity to see each other.
The crash occurred just before 5 p.m., when the school bus and semi loaded with ha, collided at a rural intersection -- County Road R and 1800 Road south of Blue Hill.
Both vehicles caught fire.
The semi-truck driver did not have a Class A Commercial Drivers License, which was required to operate the truck.
The bus driver failed to statutorily yield the right of way to the semi on her right, State Patrol Spokeswoman Deb Collins said.
The fire destroyed data-recording equipment in both vehicles, hampering the ability of investigators to determine the speed of either vehicle.
Drugs and alcohol were not involved in the crash, Collins said.
Sara Bockstadter said, This has been an extremely difficult time for all of us. While we continue to grieve the loss of our family members and friends, we would like to thank everyone who has reached out to our community to provide comfort and support.
The crash claimed the lives of Travis Witte, 21, Blue Hill, Marla Wentworth, 59, Red Cloud, Dustin Tesdahl, 18, Blue Hill and Caroline Thallman, 10, Blue Hill. Five other students riding the bus were injured.
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Broadway co-star remembers Carly's Broadway debut
When Carly Rose Sonenclar was 7, she played Young Cosette in the Broadway revival of "Les Miserables." (That's her at right, in a Joan Marcus photo.) The actress playing Cosette in that production was another Westchester actress, Ali Ewoldt, of Pleasantville, who would go on to play Maria in the national tour of "West Side Story."
Here's Ewoldt's recollection of working with Carly back when:
"I absolutely adored working with Carly in "Les Miserables." She was always so sweet and thoughtful and smart. I remember having dinner with her once and we were talking about her third-grade teacher and I mentioned that I loved my 3rd grade teacher (Mrs. Goodman at Bedford Road School in Pleasantville) and Carly asked me, 'Did you love her because she was a good teacher or because she was nice?' which, honestly, I'd never really thought about before. (Though she was both!).
"I remember that all of the Young Cosettes and Gavroches putting on a talent show for us in the theater and Carly got up and sang 'On My Own"'and completely blew us away with her emotional connection and maturity and big powerful voice!
"I've been following her on 'The X Factor' and she continues to blow me away every time with her artistry and skill and grace under pressure."


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You Buy 'em Books ...Trivia brain teasers have some element of trivia in them, but they are not just pure trivia questions.
"Aunt Nora, do you know anything about a playwright named Thomas Watson?" The voice of Saffa Moore cut plainly through the background noise, climbing stridently across the double bookshelf of the Watts-Amata U. bookstore and wildlife emporium.
"Yes," Nora Shekrie replied, "he was one of the most important writers of Shakespeare's day." Nora returned to browsing for a used copy of "The Compleat Strategyst" -- she had long ago learned that Saffa did not appreciate answers much beyond the scope of her original question. She finally located a copy with all the pages intact and placed it in her basket.
"Aunt Nora, Columbus was Portuguese, right?"
"He was from Genoa; it's part of Italy today. He sailed to the New World under the Spanish flag."
"Oh. And Portugal got into a lot of wars back then?"
"Enough to get a reputation."
"Dude." Saffa's inflection was more acknowledgement than comment.
Nora worked her way down the aisle, finding a dog-eared copy of Zelazny's last Amber novel; that joined the J.D. Williams classic.
"And Percy Shelley was a writer?"
"Yes, Saffa." Nora tried to keep the fatigue out of her voice.
"Sorry, Aunt Nora. You want to come look at this collection?"
Nora walked around the end of the aisle and back to where Saffa stood in front of the discount books. She looked at the boxed set Saffa had in her hand and stifled a laugh.
"I thought it might be good to get some culture in my bed-time reading." Nora contemplated the four titles:
"Collected Plays of Thomas Watson, 1574-1589"
"Columbus: the Compleat Letters in Italian"
"History of the English-Portuguese Wars, 1260 to present"
"The Ghost Stories of Percy Bysshe Shelley"
"Well," she ventured after a few seconds, "have you ever wanted to become an author?"
"Sure. Hasn't everyone?"
"Granted. Do you keep a diary?"
"No, but I was planning to start one on the first of the month."
"Then I'd say these will be a worthy investment. Since they're on clearance, I'll buy them as an early birthday present."
When Saffa opened the first volume that night, she was quite surprised at the contents. She decided to start her diary immediately.
What was the catch?
HintWatson was a contemporary of Shakespeare.
AnswerThose are "gag" titles: the books were all blank pages in a nice cover. Saffa used the Watson volume as her second-year diary, and is saving the others for a series of brain teasers.
Although Thomas Watson was one of the most influential and popular playwrights of the Elizabethan era (ranking almost as high as Shakespeare and Bacon), not one of his plays survives today. Quotes, yes; entire plays, no.
Columbus grew up in Genoa and did much early seafaring for Portugal, all of his known writings are in Spanish alone.
England and Portugal have never gone to war against one another.
Finally, although Percy Shelley did start a ghost story once, he never finished. In fact, on that occasion, Lord Byron got nowhere with his entry. Dr. John W. Poldari wrote little on his own idea, but eventually turned Byron's start into "The Vampyre", recognized as the first vampire novel. The last member of the retreat, Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin, was the only member of the group to finish her story. Two years later, after marrying Percy, she published her offering: "Frankenstein".
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Two in OneSituation puzzles (sometimes called lateral thinking puzzles) are ones where you need to ask lots of yes or no questions to figure out what happened in the situation. These are good puzzles for groups where one person knows the puzzle and answers the questions.
A woman walked into an office building, looked at the guard, and said her name was Jenny. The next day she walked into the same building, looked at the same guard and said her name was Julie. What is going on?
AnswerThe woman has Multiple Personality Disorder. This happens when a traumatic experience causes so much pain that they make another personality to cope with the situation.
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Ariel Castro (R), Pedro Castro (C) and Onil Castro appear in court in Cleveland, Ohio on Thursday. Ariel Castro, 52, a veteran school bus driver was fired from his job last autumn, was formally charged with kidnapping and raping the three women, who were rescued from his house on Monday.
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A SENIOR fraud protection public awareness programme has been launched by Home Instead Senior Care in Taunton.
As part of the campaign, launched with Think Jessica, the team has been delivering a number of free senior fraud protection workshops to people and organisations in Minehead.
The aim is to share information about the scale of the problems as well as what to do if you fall victim to scammers.
Organiser Vanessa Munson has also met Taunton police and has been given further materials to help educate the community.
She said: "Through the workshops we are able to help our wider community be more aware and keep safe.
"Many people are trusting and do not realise the risk from scammers.
"We also have a free senior fraud protection kit.
"The devastating emotional distress and loss of confidence that older people experience as a result of being scammed can leave them feeling very isolated.
"We're hoping to avoid this with better awareness and education, and that's why we're getting out into the community and educating as many people as possible."
More workshops will be run across the area including to visitors of the Alzheimer's Society and a number of active living centres.
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This week we received a final version of The Art of Skyrim Official Art Book – the massive, 200+ page companion to the Skyrim Collector's Edition. To celebrate the affair, marketing artist Lindsay Westcott took a new photo of all the CE contents — including a first peek at the pages of the artbook.
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Eddie Borgo, resident jeweler to the cool kids in town and fashion cognoscenti alike, is tapping a nerve that's quickly reigniting popular interest in the design and salability of costume jewelry. Resident cool kid, himself, Borgo's particular brand of uber-chic, punk- inflected modern street jewels, is putting costume jewelry back on the map, and... a stud on the arm of every sartorialist from New York to Paris.
Borgo cut his teeth assisting renowned fashion stylist, Patti Wilson, before discovering his own raw talent for vanguard design. In the two years since Eddie went into business, he's collaborated with everyone from Philip Lim to Marchesa to Jen Kao; and, in seemingly no time, recently received a prestigious CFDA/Swarovski Accessory Designer of the Year nomination.
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I understand it's available in Canada now, in Montreal and soon in Hamilton. Can't understand why it isn't in Toronto?
Spoke to our radiologist about Cyberknife recently, he said that yes he'd heard about it but that it was not being used on bile duct cancer, although it is being used in the US. He was concerned that there wasn't enough good solid data after treatment. He also said that the same conditions would apply to this as standard radiation, over all health of the individual etc. But that it is not available through the Canadian health care system and would likely be very expensive.


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Port Elizabeth's Oceanarium features daily seal shows at 11am and 3pm.
Many of the adventure activities to be enjoyed in Port Elizabeth have an association with the ocean that marks the eastern border of this coastal city, located in South Africa's Eastern Cape province.
With 40km of unspoiled coastline, golden sandy beaches and rocky shores, angling is a much-favoured pastime, while a more challenging option is to join a deep-sea fishing charter and head out into the Indian Ocean to try your luck.
Spend a morning learning about the fish found in Algoa Bay by visiting the Oceanarium at Bayworld, or discover many species that inhabit offshore wrecks off the Port Elizabeth coastline by going diving.
A popular scuba diving site is St Croix Island, 20km from the Port Elizabeth harbour, where fishing is prohibited and the result is large populations of penguins and cormorants. The best time for diving is during the winter months, when visibility is between 8 and 15 metres.
Port Elizabeth also boasts superb beaches such as Kings Beach, Hobie Beach for watersports and beach festivals, Pollock Beach for surfing, Blue Status Humewood Beach and Bluewater Bay, with its choice of long walks.
If you're a keen cyclist, there are a number of mountain biking trails, the most popular being the 23km Baakens River trail and the 22km circular route along the Swartkops Valley Nature Reserve.
Port Elizabeth also features 4x4 trail territory to suit varying skill levels, and 4x4 sojourns into the Valley of Desolation are a big hit with adventure-seekers. In the area there are also opportunities to enjoy quad biking, dune biking and horse rides along the beach or in wildlife reserves.
For extreme adventurers there is sea kayaking and canoeing, and the natural crags near the city provide a landscape suited to rock climbing, gorge gliding, abseiling and paragliding.
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Who to contact
Nelson Mandela Bay Tourism
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Central Port Elizabeth
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How to get here
Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth is easily accessible by aircraft, car or bus.
Around the area
Storms River Bridge – home to the world's highest commercial bungee jump – is not far away.
Tours to do
A trip to the Valley of Desolation is a must for adventure-seekers.
Get around
Hiring a car will be useful.
Length of stay
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Where to stay
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Sr. Putrow is a member of the Dominican Sisters of Adrian. She has served at Sacred Heart Major Seminary since 1988.
She graduated from Siena Heights College (now University) with a B.A. in Latin and received an M.A. from Siena in Guidance and Counseling. She also received an M.A. in Religious Studies from the Catholic University of America and a Ph.D. from Michigan State University in Adult and Continuing Education. In addition she has taken courses at Notre Dame University and the University of Michigan.
Sr. Putrow served the Archdiocese of Detroit in elementary and secondary education. She taught Math, Latin and Religion at St. Agatha in Detroit and St. Alphonsus in Dearborn. At both schools she also served as Guidance Counselor. Sister was a DRE at St. Agatha Parish and Director of Faith Formation at St. Blase in Sterling Heights, with particular responsibility for Adult Faith Formation.
Before coming to Sacred Heart she served in leadership with the Dominican Sisters for twelve years, eight of which were spent in supervision of ministries outside of continental United States. This latter assignment provided a rich background for teaching the class, Pastoral Care Across Cultures.
For over twenty years she has been engaged in catechist formation for the Archdiocesse. Sister was on the Bishops' advisory committee for the National Directory for Catechesis published in 2005.
Her area of research is focused on those persons, particularly the women, who have significantly contributed to the development of the field of catechesis. She has published in Religious Education (Josephine VanDyke Brownson) and Living Light (EllaMay Horan) and has developed several entries in the online encyclopedia of Christian educators of the 20th century (CE20). She also chairs the Catholic Committee for CE20. At present she is engaged in developing the entry on Alphonso Nebreda SJ for a new Encyclopedia of Christian Educators.