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Location: Application Technology ResearchTitle: An electronic flow control system for a variable-rate tree sprayer Author
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|Zhu, Heping
|Chen, Y
|Shen, Y
|Ozkan, H
Submitted to: ASABE Annual International Meeting
Publication Type: Proceedings
Publication Acceptance Date: 3/15/2012
Publication Date: 7/31/2012
Citation: Liu, H., Zhu, H., Chen, Y., Shen, Y., Ozkan, H.E. 2012. An electronic flow control system for a variable-rate tree sprayer. ASABE Annual International Meeting. Paper No. 121337321. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: Precise modulation of nozzle flow rates is a critical measure to achieve variable-rate spray applications. An electronic flow rate control system accommodating with microprocessors and pulse width modulation (PWM) controlled solenoid valves was designed to manipulate the output of spray nozzles independently to match tree structures which would be detected with a wide-range laser scanning sensor. The PWM signals to control nozzle flow rates were generated by the microprocessors based on laser sensor detections. Multi-channel driver and protection circuits for activating solenoid valves were developed to modulate variable-rate outputs in real time. An embedded computer PC/104 along with a touch screen was used to process control algorithms and to fulfill communications between the operator and the control system. Laboratory tests demonstrated that the flow rate control system was able to achieve linear nozzle outputs with the duty cycle of PWM-controlled solenoid valves.


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South Coast Hominy Recipe
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- 1/2 cup chopped onion
- 1/2 cup chopped green pepper
- 5 tablespoons butter, divided
- 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon ground mustard
- Dash cayenne pepper
- 1-1/2 cups milk
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
- 1 can (15-1/2 ounces) white hominy, drained
- 1/2 cup sliced ripe olives, optional
- 1/2 cup dry bread crumbs
- In a skillet, saute onion and green pepper in 3 tablespoons butter until tender. Add flour, salt, mustard and cayenne; cook and stir until smooth and bubbly, about 2 minutes. Gradually add milk; bring to a boil. Boil for 2 minutes, stirring constantly. Stir in cheese until melted.
- Remove from the heat; add hominy and olives if desired. Pour into a greased 1-1/2-qt. baking dish. Melt remaining butter and toss with bread crumbs; sprinkle over hominy mixture. Bake, uncovered, at 375° for 30 minutes or until golden. Yield: 6-8 servings.
Originally published as South Coast Hominy in Country Extra May 1997, p49
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Reviewed Jan. 16, 2012
"I've made this recipe for years. My family loves it. Although leery at first (my then teenaged daughter called it 'gloopy-loop'), after one taste they were won over. To satisfy their tastes, I left out the onion, green pepper, and olives. Now that my husband and I are empty-nesters, I have added back the onion and green pepper. Delicious, and if you aren't a fan of hominy, try this."
Reviewed Jan. 4, 2008
"I grew up eating and loving hominy, but my family weren't thrilled with it until I made this recipe. Now it's a favorite that I make at least once a month."


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Topic: Seen Dr. Javle today
He is very happy with the way my transplant worked out! I seem to be recovering great!! I feel good! He is giving me a month off chemo, and then when all the testing from my liver comes in, he will decide what chemo will be best to use! He said 4-6 more months depending on how my body does!
He also said he has been getting lots of emails and phone calls from patients about my transplant. I hope this opens the door for more people to get a new liver!
Other news--Brian and I need to get away from this hotel / apartment. So we are going to a beach that is about an hour away on Friday. Dr has no problem with us doing this. Just said for me to not get in the water and for me to use lots of SPF.
All liver functions and bilirubin are normal too! I might get my staples out this week!
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For some produce suppliers in Ohio, family is the thread that keeps their businesses going from generation to generation.
It's a true difference-maker for DNO Inc., a Columbus, Ohio-based wholesaler, said Tony DiNovo, president.
"I can say this in all honesty: If my son wasn't coming into the business, I never would have bought these buildings," DiNovo said.
He said his son, Alex, 29, has been with the company full-time since he was 18 or 19 and part time for several years before that.
"If he hadn't expressed the interest and shown me he has the capability of really doing that rigorous 80 hours a week and living up to the decisions you make and working the different jobs, I just wouldn't have done it," DiNovo said.
Not everyone is willing to make the sacrifices needed to keep a family-owned produce business going, DiNovo said.
"I had the one boy and he has taken over the lion's share of the day-to-day business in that regard," DiNovo said.
The price to pay for that dedication is time away from home, DiNovo said.
"It takes away from the family, but the reality is if you want things to be better later, it's just going to be hard on that," DiNovo said.
DiNovo's brother, Gus, also is in the business, along with Gus' son, Phillip.
"I'm so fortunate we have two young family members and three or four people of their age group," DiNovo said.
"I can't put in 70- or 80-hour weeks anymore, but that's what the produce business is a lot about."
James Sanfillipo III, 39, went into partnership with his father, Jim, now 60, in 1996, or the father likely would have shuttered his family-owned produce wholesale business back then, James Sanfillipo said.
"People ask what it's like working with my father, and I say I don't know because I've never done anything else," he Sanfillipo said.
The stability of being in the family business helps keep the company going, Sanfillipo said.
"I've seen mistakes my father and uncles made and I don't have to make them," he said.
Longstanding customer relationships also can continue from one generation to the next, Sanfillipo said.
"People like to see that name," he said.
In the Cleveland area, the Sirna name has been familiar to produce buyers for 80 years.
Tom and Vincent Sirna took over the family operation — Sirna & Sons Produce — from their father, Joseph, who is now 88, more than 35 years ago.
Recently, Tom hired his own son, Anthony, to the sales staff.
The next generation is in place, Tom Sirna said.
"It's a big difference for me," he said.
Sirna expanded its distribution facility in East Norwalk, Ohio, last year and plans to add to its headquarters in Ravenna, Ohio, this year, Tom Sirna said.
Neither of those projects likely would happen without the assurance and stability of family guidance for the company, now and in the future, Tom Sirna said.
"We probably wouldn't think about doing a remodel in another situation," he said.
It also helps to have a younger generation coming up to provide its own insights, Tom Sirna said.
"Anthony, in six months, has given me some ideas that I probably wouldn't have thought about," Tom Sirna said.
Tom and Vincent Sirna also have a sister, Serena Sirna-Wagner, who is involved in the company.
Joseph Sirna shows up from time to time.
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When I was asked to work on the latest Neutrogena campaign, there was no way I was going to turn it down. Being a Neutrogena Ambassador I know how dedicated they are to teaching us how to take care of our skin. I also know they truly believe we are all "Beautiful Inside and Out." And that's what matters most.
I struggled for a very long time believing this myself. Today, that's a whole different story. I love myself for all that I am. Nothing will change that. Yes, sometimes I have "those" days. But they really are few and in-between. I blame the yucky days on crazy hormones. I have to blame something! LOL!
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- First things first, I used Neutrogena's Makeup Remover Cleansing Towelettes to remove any makeup left behind after washing my face. If you have acne prone skin I recommend trying their Oil-Free Pink Grapefruit Cleansing Wipes instead. My hubby loves them! But, they can be a little harsh on my normal to oily skin.
- The Towelettes are seriously my favorite! They remove the most stubborn water proof mascaras! I make sure to use them at night to take my makeup off. Did I mention they were my favorite?
- Before applying foundation, I applied Neutrogena Shine Control Primer. Don't forget (like I did) to apply sunscreen daily. The Ultra Sheer Sunblock is lightweight and won't leave an oily finish. Please note, I only apply this primer to the oily areas of my face. I concentrate on my forehead, around my nose, and chin.
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Side Event: Statement by Ambassador Thoms on LGBT Rights
Statement as prepared for delivery by Ambassador Thoms:
"Dear Youth Delegates,
ladies and gentlemen,
a warm welcome to yet another side event on "Youth and Participation at the UN" in the German House. I thank the German and Slovak youth delegates for again organizing it in such a great manner. Let me emphasize, that these side events are always organized by the youth delegates in a completely independent manner. So we cannot claim any credit for this.
My special thanks go to our moderator, Professor Kendall Thomas, from Columbia Law School, and the panelists, Susannah Fried, Marianne Mollmann, Graeme Reid and Aditya Shankar. Thank you for joining us today.
For Germany, ensuring youth participation at the General Assembly is an important instrument within our Youth Delegate Program. We are very happy to see that every year more and more member states decide to have similar programs.
As in the past, the youth delegates have again chosen a topic for today's event, which is very controversially discussed in the UN: the human rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons. We are convinced that it is very important to discuss such sensitive issues with the world's youth in order to have more open exchanges here at the UN among states in the future.
In the UN, LGBT-rights have so far, unfortunately, not been very high on the agenda. At the 17th session of the Human Rights Council in Geneva in 2011, the Council has, for the first time, adopted a resolution on the rights of LGBT-persons. As a follow-up, in March 2012, a panel was held at the Council to talk about violence against members of this group. Since then, however, no more action has been taken in the UN.
Germany has in the past been very active on this issue. We have organized or supported several conferences, in places as different as St. Petersburg, Lusaka or Panama to talk about this important topic. The German government has invited LGBT-activists from different regions to travel to Germany and learn about our legislation, meet German activists and network among colleagues from their neighboring countries. This has proven to be a very effective tool to enable and protect activists on the ground.
In December, Germany will organize a conference on LGBT-rights in Berlin, and in November, we will invite activists from Southern Africa to Germany to engage in discussions with members of the civil society and the church representatives.
The EU member states have also been very active in this regard. In June 2013, the EU has adopted the "Guidelines to Promote and Protect the Enjoyment of all Human Rights by Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex (LGBTI) Persons", which include guiding principles and specific suggestions for action of all EU member states in their foreign policy.
While more awareness has been created in the past years to integrate the rights of LGBT-persons into the human rights agenda, much more remains to be done, especially here at the UN. We hope that today's discussion will create the spark needed to move forward! I am therefore looking forward to today´s event and invite you to remain alert and vocal on this important issue."


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You exercise your body to stay physically in shape, so why shouldn't you exercise your brain to stay mentally fit? With these daily exercises you will learn how to flex your mind, improve your creativity and boost your memory. As with any exercise, repetition is necessary for you to see improvement, so pick your favorite exercises from our daily suggestions and repeat them as desired. Try to do some mentalrobics every single day!
Stress has many physiological affects on the human body. As we have already learned, certain types of stress can be good, but too much stress can lead to all sorts of problems.
The first thing that stress does is to cause the adrenal glands to start secreting adrenaline and epinephrine. These hormones are produced to help use get ready to fight or run away from a threat. Fortunately, we don't face mortal danger on daily basis anymore; but unfortunately, this means that these hormones just make use feel a lot of anxiety.
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A GROUP of fostered children in Poole were able to create a DVD of their achievements over the past year thanks to a donation from bank JP Morgan.
The children, who are supported by Action for Children's Poole Kidz in Care service, created the film as part of an award ceremony to celebrate their accomplishments including raising awareness of what it is like for the young to be fostered.
They also campaigned to change how aspects of social media handle care placements.
Poole Kidz in Care was commissioned by the Borough of Poole and also saw the young people featured receive specially-created photo mugs of their time together.
Aldina Taylor, participation worker at Action for Children, said: "These young people have done some fantastic things over the course of the year.
"They have created their own song about fostering as part of a music project with the Arts University Bournemouth.
"They also met with the head of social services to help stop children being sent into care placements with their belongings in bin bags, which was what had happened previously.
"Many of these young people do not have lots of happy memories or photos they can look back on positively, so we hope that giving them something tangible will be valuable to them and help them realise all they have achieved.
"We are very grateful to JP Morgan for donating the money that has allowed us to do this."
Caroline Donnell, chairman of the JP Morgan Community Relations Committee, said: "We are delighted our donation has been able to help in this way."
For more information on Action for Children's Poole Kidz in Care service, people are asked to contact Aldina Taylor on 01202 525643.


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André Green (* March 12, 1927 in Cairo) is a French psychoanalyst.
André Green studied medicine (specialising in psychiatry) at Paris Medical School and worked at several hospitals. Then, in 1965, after having finished his training as a psychoanalyst, he became a member of Paris Psychoanalytic Society, of which he was the president from 1986 to 1989. From 1975 to 1977 he was a vice president of the International Psychoanalytical Association and from 1979 to 1980 a professor at University College London.
André Green is the author of numerous papers and books on the theory and practice of psychoanalysis and the psychoanalytic criticism of culture and literature, some of which have also appeared in English translations.
Selected writings by André Green:
- The Work of the Negative by Andre Green, Andrew Weller (Translator), Publisher: Free Association Books, 1999, ISBN 1853434701
- On Private Madness, Publisher: International Universities Press, 1997, ISBN 0823638537
- The Chains of Eros, Publisher: Karnac Books, 2002, ISBN 1855759608
- Psychoanalysis: A Paradigm For Clinical Thinking Publisher: Free Association Books, 2005, ISBN 1853437735
- Life narcissism, death narcissism London: Free Association Books 2001, ISBN 1853435309
- Key ideas for a contemporary psychoanalysis. Misrecognition and recognition of the unconscious. London: Routledge, 2005. ISBN 1583918838
About André Green:
- The dead mother. The Work of André Green, ed. by Gregorio Kohon, London: Routledge 1999. (including an interview with A.G.)
- Who's Who in France 2005-2006, Levallois-Parret: Éditions Jacques Lafitte 2005, p. 976-977.
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GENEVA (AP) — Locking the pilot out of the cockpit, an Ethiopian Airlines co-pilot hijacked a plane bound for Italy on Monday and diverted it to Geneva, where he asked for asylum, officials said.
One passenger said the hijacker threatened to crash the plane if the pilot didn't stop pounding on the locked door. Another said he was terrified "for hours" as the plane careened across the sky.
The Boeing 767-300 took off from the Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa on an overnight flight to Milan and then Rome, but an Ethiopian official said it sent a distress message over Sudan that it had been hijacked. Once the plane was over Europe, two Italian fighter jets and later French jets were scrambled to accompany it.
The plane landed in Geneva at about 6 a.m. (0500 GMT). Officials said no one on the flight was injured and the hijacker was taken into custody after surrendering to Swiss police.
"The pilot went to the toilet and he (the co-pilot) locked himself in the cockpit," Geneva airport chief executive Robert Deillon told reporters. "(He) wanted asylum in Switzerland."
Geneva police said the co-pilot, a 31-year-old Ethiopian man, claimed he felt threatened at home.
It wasn't immediately clear why he chose Switzerland over Italy. Swiss voters recently demanded curbs on immigration and Italy has a reputation among many Africans as not being hospitable to asylum seekers.
Ethiopian Airlines is owned by Ethiopia's government, which has faced persistent criticism over its rights record and its alleged intolerance of political dissent.
The alleged hijacker is Hailemedhin Abera, a man who had worked for Ethiopian Airlines for five years and had no criminal record, Ethiopia's communications minister, Redwan Hussein, said, adding that Ethiopia will seek his extradition.
"His action represents a gross betrayal of trust that needlessly endangered the lives of the very passengers that a pilot is morally and professionally obliged to safeguard," Redwan said.
One passenger, Francesco Cuomo, told the Italian news agency ANSA that he and other passengers woke up shortly after midnight when the plane started to "bounce."
"The pilot was threatening (the hijacker) to open the cockpit door and tried to knock it down without succeeding," said Cuomo, a 25-year-old economist from Italy.
"At this point, a message was transmitted by the loudspeakers in poor English, but the threat to crash the airplane was clearly understood," he added.
Oxygen masks then came down, he said, making everyone on the plane very tense.
"We had no clue about the hijacking but got scared when the plane suddenly started diving, it seemed like it was falling from the sky," Italian passenger Diego Carpelli, 45, told the Corriere della Sera newspaper.
Carpelli was returning to his native Rome from a vacation in Kenya with his family.
"Someone in an intimidating tone said we should put on our oxygen masks," Carpelli said, adding that he was terrified for the rest of the flight.
Redwan said the plane was carrying 200 people, including seven crew members. They included 139 Italians, 11 Americans, 10 Ethiopians, five Nigerians and four French citizens, he said.
Swiss authorities at first thought the Ethiopian plane just wanted to land in Geneva for an emergency refueling before realizing it was being hijacked, Geneva police spokesman Eric Grandjean said.
A few minutes after landing in Geneva, the co-pilot left the cockpit using a rope, then went to police forces close to the aircraft and "announced that he was himself the hijacker," Grandjean said.
Police escorted the plane's passengers out one by one, their hands over their heads, from the taxied plane to waiting vehicles. Geneva airport was closed down for about two hours.
Geneva prosecutor Olivier Jornot said the co-pilot will be charged with taking hostages, a crime punishable by up to 20 years in prison in Switzerland. In Ethiopia, he could face up to 25 years in prison for the hijacking.
Jornot said the hijacker's chances of winning asylum were slim.
"Technically there is no connection between asylum and the fact he committed a crime to come here," he said. "But I think his chances are not very high."
The Swiss federal prosecutors' office took over the case later Monday.
Passengers going to Milan were put on buses, while those going to Rome and elsewhere got alternative flights home. The plane remained at Geneva airport and officials said they did not know when it would be removed.
The leader of Ethiopia's opposition Blue party, Yilikal Getnet, said he believed the hijacker was trying to make a statement about the political situation in Ethiopia.
"I think he took the measure to convey a message that the ... government is not in line with the public," he said.
Human Rights Watch says Ethiopia's human rights record "has sharply deteriorated" over the years. The rights group says authorities severely restrict basic rights of freedom of expression, association and assembly. The government has also been accused of targeting journalists, opposition members and minority Muslims.
There have been at least eight hijackings by Ethiopians or involving Ethiopian planes in the last 25 years.
The deadliest came in 1996, when hijackers stormed the cockpit of a flight from Ethiopia to Ivory Coast via Kenya, demanding that the plane go to Australia. The plane ran out of fuel and crashed off the island nation of Comoros, killing 125 of the 175 people aboard.
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HOUSTON - A Rosenberg mother was angry Monday that a doll many parents believe says a curse word is still available on store shelves.
Rose Pickens told Local 2 at first, she was not sure who said the foul word she heard.
"You crazy 'B' and 'B' is not like bad or ball. It's THE B word, rhymes with witch," Pickens said.
According to Pickens, the curse word came from one of the You and Me Interactive Play & Giggle Triplet Dolls her daughter was playing with, sold only at Toys 'R' Us.
Local 2 first reported on these dolls last fall when they made national headlines for what many parents said is foul language. Since then, Toys 'R' Us has left the dolls on its store shelves.
Pickens told Local 2 she called the toy retailer to complain.
"I actually expected them to be shocked," Pickens said. "The manager acknowledged that he had heard that this doll does curse and that they had no plans of removing them from the shelves."
The store manager offered to give Pickens store credit for the dolls since she purchased them more than 90 days ago and no longer has a receipt.
"It's not the money. It has nothing to do with money," said Pickens. "It's about the principle that we're teaching our kids bad language.
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FORMER Socceroo coach Pim Verbeek once drew howls of protest for suggesting that younger Australian players might be better served by training in the reserves with a big European club rather than playing in a senior team in the A-League.
If the Dutchman had watched Melbourne Victory and Central Coast Mariners put on this high-quality contest on Saturday night, a game that showcased individual flair, collective organisation, skill and teamwork, he surely would have changed his tune.
Although it became a somewhat unequal contest for the last 40 minutes when the Mariners were reduced to 10 men following Patrick Zwaanswijk's dismissal, it still produced an enthralling battle as the Mariners dug in to preserve a point with a 2-2 draw. Victory also finished with 10 men after Marcos Flores was sent off in the dying minutes, although that was probably too late to have a bearing on the outcome.
Post-match, Victory coach Ange Postecoglou blasted Flores for getting himself sent off.
''It was stupid. It was disappointing. Marcos should know better. He let us down today and he misses next week, which is totally unnecessary,'' the angry coach said.
''He's an important part of what we do and there's no guarantee Gui Finkler will be back [from injury]. It was not his greatest moment.''
Verbeek was talking in the early days of the A-League, and the standard has improved. But the opening 45 minutes of this game would have surprised even that hard marker and illustrated how far the league has come in a relatively short time.
He could have thrilled to the skill, finesse and dribbling wizardry of Victory winger Marco Rojas, the young Kiwi who, given his head by Postecoglou, is showing exactly why Melbourne made such a point of pursuing him following his breakthrough season with Wellington Phoenix two years ago.
He could have drooled at the touch of the tall, gangling Tommy Rogic, the Central Coast creator who, inspired by his Socceroo debut midweek, demonstrated guile and vision, smarts and subtlety as he directed the traffic for his team.
Verbeek might have scratched his head at the sheer opportunism of a player like Andrew Nabbout. Unheard of six weeks ago and plucked from the Victory youth team, he came off the bench last week to inspire his side to an amazing win over Sydney.
On Saturday night, thrown into the starting line-up at late notice when star forward Archie Thompson pulled out after succumbing to a bout of gastro, the 19-year-old took to the big stage with aplomb.
After the excellent Daniel McBreen - who appears to have found an assurance in front of goal that was not always apparent at times in his career - had put the Mariners ahead it was Nabbout who continued the fairytale start to his career with an equaliser.
What would picky Pim have made of the darting runs of the Mariners' Michael McGlinchey? Having included Mark Milligan in his World Cup squad for South Africa 2010, Verbeek might have expected the muscular commitment and accurate distribution of the holding midfielder, but would he have foreseen Milligan's emergence as a goalscoring threat? His header from Isaka Cernak's free kick in the 39th minute, when he ghosted clear of all markers to find the space to power the ball past Matthew Ryan was his second of the season and brings a fresh dimension to his game.
To say that this was a cracker of a game, or at least an opening half, would scarcely be doing it justice.
McBreen showed style with a clinical finish in the fourth minute after Rogic's pass found Mile Sterjovski, whose cross off the outside of his boot was met by the striker.
McBreen put the visitors ahead following Nabbout's leveller. He exposed Victory's centre-back Petar Franjic as he outmuscled and dribbled around the 20-year-old before firing confidently past Nathan Coe.
But Milligan was on hand to level things up before the break.
The second half looked set for more of the same - until Zwaanswijk got his marching orders five minutes in for a second yellow card after lifting an elbow in an aerial challenge. The first was for kicking the ball away from a first-half free kick.
Coming with the game so delicately poised it was always going to shift the dynamics, and Mariners coach Graham Arnold opted for caution when he took off Rogic and brought on Zachary Anderson. The Mariners dug in and showed that organisation and determination are just as important, sometimes, as flair.


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Developers eyed the extensive farmland in West Andover after World War II. Once Routes 495 and 93 were built, the area became a prime target for industry. One by one farmers sold their land and businesses moved in and residential dwellings were constructed.
In 1920 the population of Andover was 8,268. There were 206 farms. In 1950 the population of Andover was 12,437. There were 92 farms. In 2005 the population of Andover was 31,247. There were 5 farms.
- "Andover's Last Farms" by Rita Savard, Andover Townsman, August 4, 2005, pages 4 and 5. (In the Andover File under "Farms")
Bailey Farm
The Bailey Farm on Laurel Lane was bought by Roger Lewis in 1939. In 1968 it was sold to Arkright-Boston, who leased the property to Hewlitt Packard. The farm specialized in strawberries.
- Andover a Century of Change:1896 - 1996 by Eleanor Motley Richardson, (974.45 Ric), page 66, page 67 and page 229.
Bolton's Clover Farm
Bolton's clover farm, was located on Lowell Street. It was part of the original Woods farm that was sold after William Wood's death. Clover, grown on a large portion of the farm, was used for feed for the farm's cattle.
- Andover, What It Was, What It Is. : 300th Anniversary, May 30 - June 2, 1946, Section 8 - Andover's Industries and Business Houses (974.45 And)
Funari Farm
A granite marker,dedicated to the founders, appears on the Furnari Farm site. It was a 50 farm on the banks of the Merrimack River. Part of the old farm now belongs to Avis. See
- Eagle Tribune, July 11, 2003.
Lewis Farm
Roger Lewis, owner of the Lewis Farm on Lowell Street, helped to pass legislation stop development of farmland. The Agricultural Restriction Law provided funds for farmers to enable them to continue farming their land and resist the high sums offered by developers. Mr. Lewis did sell some of his land to developers and then bought a farm in South Deerfield where the cost of land was cheaper than in Andover.
- Andover a Century of Change:1896 - 1996 by Eleanor Motley Richardson, (974.45 Ric), page 66 to page 67.
Loosigian Farm
The Loosigian Farm, located on Lowell Street, has been a working farm since 1910.
- "Loosigian: 81 Years and Counting," Andover Townsman, April 4, 2002, page 1
- "Farm Bounty Recovering for Wet Spring," Andover Townsman, July 20, 2006
- Andover Vertical File - Farms
Maddox Farm
The Maddox Farm, located on the Merrimack River, once encompased a huge tract of land but as of October 1999 the Maddox family had sold all but two small parcels. In the early 1950's they sold to the Loosigian family (see entry above). The Loosigians operated the farm as Pleasantview Farms until 1976, when it was sold for industrial development.
- "Family Farm was where HP, Pictel and Cabletron are Today", Breaktime, October 1999. (This article is in the Andover Vertical File under Farms.)
- "Past and Present," Andover Townsman, June 6, 2004. (This picture is in the Andover Vertical File under Farms.)
Nabydoski Farm
The Nabydoski Farm, encompassing 40 acres, closed in 2005. The town maintained that because the garbage on the farm attracted seagulls, it was responsible for the high coliform count in the Pinnacle Brook and thus posed a health risk.
After a long battle with the town, Mr Nabydoski sold to developer William Johnson in October of 2004, but held the actual sale for more than a year as Mr. Nabydoski negotiated to continue living on the property after the sale was completed.
- "Neighbors Say His Farm Really Stinks," Andover Townsman, May 8, 2003, page 7
- "Farmer Agrees to Move the Rest of His Livestock," Boston Sunday Globe, January 9, 2005
- "Farmer Wonders What He'll Do," Eagle Tribune January 20, 2005, pages 1 and 8
- "Nabydoski's Fines Continue to Soar," Eagle Tribune, September, 22, 2005
- Andover Vertical File - Farms
Noke Farm
Noke Farm was the summer home of Charles W. Ward of of Brookine in the early 1900's. It was situated on what is now Holt's Hill, the highest peak in Essex County. Nicholas Holt, an ancestor of Ward and one of the first settlers in Andover, was the original owner of the land.
- Charles W. Ward Reservation
- The First Three Generations of Holts in America, by the Historical Committee of the Holt Association in America, Andover Room R 929.2 Holt p. 153.
Rennie Farm
The Rennie Farm was located at 61 Argilla Road. One of their major crops were strawberries.
- Andover a Century of Change:1896 - 1996 by Eleanor Motley Richardson, (974.45 Ric), page 66.
Richardson Farm
The seventy acre Richardson Farm, located on Elm Street, was sold for the establishment of Merrimack College in 1947.
- Andover a Century of Change:1896 - 1996 by Eleanor Motley Richardson, (974.45 Ric), page 175.
Sarkisian Farm
When Ovogen Sarkisian immigrated from Armenia in 1932 he settled on farmland on Chandler Road in West Andover. When his son Sarkis took over the running of the farm in 1960 he began a retail greenhouse on the property. In 1994 he added a driving range and then an ice cream stand. It no longer functions as a farm.
- " Couple has the Drive to Run Sarkisian Farms," Andover Townsman, August 23, 2007
Shattuck Farm
The Shattuck Farm, built in 1781, was an operating farm for 250 years. It encompassed seven distinct Native American sites at what is now 125 River Road. Before it became part of the Andover Industrial Park, an archaeological dig was commissioned. Two reports were published, "An Archaeological Survey and the Documentary History of the Shattuck Farm, Andover, Massachusetts," 1981 and "The Camp in the Bend of the River," by Barbara E. Luedtke.
A restaurant in the main house had served baked beans cooked in an old brick oven and an ice cream stand and country store operated on the site.
The Stattuck farm buildings were moved from the original farm site on River Road to a 12 acre piece of land on High Plain Road owned by Terrence and Patricia Sullivan. The buildings had been sold to Digital Coporation for an industrial park.
- "Shattuck Properties Survive Their Two-Day Journey," Andover Townsman, October 21, 1981, pages 6 and 8
- Andover a Century of Change:1896 - 1996 by Eleanor Motley Richardson, (974.45 Ric), page 37.
- "The Ghosts and Voices of Shattuck Farm, Today, June 18, 1975, page 10
- "8,000 Years of Man's Past Sought at Shattuck Farms", Andover Townsman, November 11, 1977.
- "Shattuck Properties Survive Their Two-Day Journey," Andover Townsman, October 21, 1981, pages 6 and 8.
- Andover Vertical File - Farms
- The archaeological studies are held in the Andover Room.
Sylvan Hollow Farm
The Sylvan Hollow farm, a poultry farm, was located on Boutwell Road.
- Andover a Century of Change:1896 - 1996 by Eleanor Motley Richardson, (974.45 Ric), page 66.
Wild Rose Farm
The Wild Rose Farm, owned by Sid White, was located on Lowell Street. In 1960 Mr. White moved his herd to Argilla Road in 1960 and built a dairy bar on Andover Street. After the Dairy Bar was sold, Village Deli and other businesses occupid the structure.
- Richardson Andover Century of Change
Andover a Century of Change:1896 - 1996 by Eleanor Motley Richardson, (974.45 Ric), page 26.
- "Past and Present," September 29, 2005, Andover Townsman
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I am a huge Michelle Obama fan. When I see her, she inspires me with hope. It is very rare that black women have such an overwhelmingly positive role model. I am posting her visit to The View, for those of you that missed it. We have spent a lot of time concentrating on all of the negative press that she gets, that I believe when something good happens we should celebrate it. I will add one proviso… The following is an exchange that happened on the show.
Whoopie:I'm really glad to see you as you know, I'm seeing more and more of you on television. I'm thrilled about it on the news. Cause every time you see black folks on the the news, particularly women, they have no teeth and the teeth that they have, have gold around them, and they can't put a sentence together. Perhaps you are helping to change a perception. I know it sounds funny and silly, but if you're a black woman and you are tuning in and every time you see someone who is supposed to represent black women, and not very, very fair skinned women, I"m talkin about dark black women..I just wanna say thanks.
Barbara: Can I get into the hot topics, these very serious hot topics that we have..I'm talking about the way
Whoopie: Yeah because you have a stock in that shit I know
Barbara: Do you mind if we call you Michelle? So we have very serious conversations here. We discuss peace and war and stuff, So we have had a big discussion about panty hose….and if you don't have panythose you look young and so forth.
As you can see, Whoopie was expressing an opinion that is common with black women regarding our representation in the media. The social construction of black women as less than, angry, licentious, and bitter has a negative impact on not only us, but our children. It impedes our efforts to transcend the limitations that have historically been placed upon us. In fact, the aforementioned social constructions have played a significant factor in the demonization of Michelle in the media. We have seen a graphic where she is lynched, and most recently Fox news referred to her as a baby mama, and yet when Whoopie begins to engage in this most important topic, Barabara is quick to intercede, and turn the conversation to panty hose. This is typical silencing behavior, and is completely dismissive of issues that concern WOC. It was fine to have an extensive conversation about HRC, and the challenges that sexism caused to her campaign, or the ways in which the media belittled her, but when the topic turns to WOC, it is time to move on to pantyhose. This is yet another example of why WOC must be leery in identifying with a white controlled feminism. The view is supposed to be about expressing the opinions of a diversity of women, however Barbara makes it clear that only the opinions of certain women are worthy of extensive commentary.


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Welcome to Friday's The Crap We Missed, lead off by Mischa Barton demonstrating how to OD a drug-sniffing dog. We've also got three virtually unknown models fighting the good fight against Alagille Syndrome, which I admittedly have no clue what the hell even is, but I'm sure if they bend over a little more we'll find the cure in there somewhere, Bradley Cooper knowing exactly who to ask about proper cuticle care, Cameron Diaz actually looking feminine and remotely attractive (ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE!!), and finally, the return of Maria's Shriverclaw of Penile Destruction. Sweet Christ, I looked right at it!
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The North Platte Community College Music Department will present their fall concert at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 18, in the newly renovated McDonald-Belton Theater on the South Campus of the college.
The concert will feature the choir, select choir and jazz band.
The Choir, directed by Elizabeth Peters with Donna Pucket as accompanist, will perform selections from The Hunchback of Notre Dame including The Bells of Notre Dame, God Help the Outcasts and Out There.
The select choir, also directed by Peters, will perform You Are So Beautiful, and It Dont Mean a Thing if it Aint Got that Swing.
The jazz band, directed by Ron Daly, will perform numbers including Somewhere Out There, In the Midnight Hour, and Mamma Mia.
Members of the choir are: Alyssa Boller of Farnam; Sonie Kuhlman of Gothenburg; Baylea Faris of Laramie, Wyo.; William Bartlett of Lewellen; Nicole Nickerson of Maxwell; Charles Kramer of Mullen; Mikayla Brauer, Kaleb Christensen, Susan Conrad, Layne Dowhower, Ellen Duggan-Bailey, Daniel Goodall, Jessica Goodall, Ben Harrison, Andrew Harrison, Ben Hill, Amariah Hodgen, Hannah Hokanson, Megan Kissinger, Jacob McNeel, Stacia Nutter, Santana Polanco, Ashley Schaub, Corey Scott, Jeff Small, Dawn Tallmon, Meshka Waya, Bart Weber, Maci Wilhelm and Caroline Yank of North Platte; Courtney Ehlers and Kayla Turner of Stapleton; and Victoria Daly and Rascal Martinez of Sutherland.
Members of the jazz band are: Wesley Layton of Hershey; Walker Baird of Lewellen; Alexis Beckman, Michael Blue, Brin Brauer, Mikayla Brauer, Kaleb Christensen, Erik Geilenkirchen, Hannah Hokanson, Amanda Linderman, Joseph Peck, Zach Sanchez, Christina Slinde, Meshka Waya and Maci Wilhelm of North Platte; Bryce Iverson of Oshkosh; and Victoria Daly of Sutherland.
The concert is free.
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Britney Spears in a bikini
Here's Britney Spears in the Caribbeans with her kids and agent/boyfriend Jason Trawick. Apparently the two of them really are an item, or else she mistook him for Fudgie The Whale and tried to eat him in his natural habitat so he'd die happy. Could go either way on that one.
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Several gonadorelin (GnRH) products are approved and available for treating cystic ovaries in dairy cows, but until recently, none were FDA-approved for use in combination with another drug for synchronizing estrous cycles in lactating dairy and beef cattle.
Now the FDA has approved GONAbreed, a sterile injectable solution of gonadorelin acetate from Parnell Technologies, for use in combination with cloprostenol for synchronizing estrous cycles to allow for fixed time artificial insemination.
Daniel G. McChesney, Ph.D, director of the Office of Surveillance and Compliance at FDA's Center for Veterinary Medicine, posted a letter to veterinarians this week describing the product, its approved use and the approval process.
McChesney notes that FDA rigorously evaluates animal drugs prior to approval. As part of the approval process, the drug company must prove to FDA that:
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Greer, SC – The Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport (GSP) is embarking on a tree harvesting project which will clear 94.4 acres on the GSP campus.
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The Bowers Museum of Cultural Art has received a $520,000 grant from the James Irvine Foundation, the museum and foundation have announced.
The museum will use the two-year grant to fund its new Treasures Project, designed for low-income Latino and Vietnamese seniors and their communities. The grant is part of the Irvine Foundation's Exploring Engagement Fund for Large Organizations, a new initiative which is designed to help nonprofit arts organizations experiment with new ways of engaging audiences and participants.
The Bowers will collaborate with a number of other organizations during the project, and will co-host events at the Nguoi Viet Daily News in Westminster and the Council on Aging ReConnect Socialization Services Program in Santa Ana.
"It is an extraordinary way to expand the reach of the Bowers to provide access to more individuals than we've ever had before," said Nancy Warzer-Brady, vice president of education for the Bowers. "It's a highly competitive (grant) and we're really thrilled."
Programming under the Treasures Project will begin with interactive tours, art workshops and a lecture series at the Bowers, and art classes will be held at the community locations taught by local professional artists. Ultimately, art exhibitions will be organized at the off-site locations and at the Bowers.
The Bowers also plans to produce a documentary on the program, as well as Treasures-related pages on its website, bowers.org.
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Please tell me about your good habits?
Pfff! I have no such a thing! :lol:
Which good habits do YOU have?
Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat? Just realized I have none!!!
hmm, Interesting that it's easier to think of our flaws and bad habits than what we do that's right.
All I can come up with right now is I'm a self-starter; One of the best habits to have if you're self-employed. I like to think I'm fairly organised too.
But then, are those two things 'habits'?
All I can come up with right now is I'm a self-starter; One of the best habits to have if you're self-employed. I like to think I'm fairly organised too.
But then, are those two things 'habits'?
I'm old-fashioned. (though I'm not old despite what my doctor keeps telling me :shifty: )I take off my hat when I enter a building.I hold the door open for anyone behind me.I say "please" and "thank you" and "you're welcome".
Maybe "manners" aren't really "habits" but that's as close as I can get to good ones
I don't have any.
Does cussing less than I used to count as a good habit? :x
made my bed evevry day
Yes, that certainly counts for a good habit.
I don't drink, smoke or swear, but I don't think those are good habits - just the absence of the corresponding bad habits. (I have others...:shifty:)
I do try to take some exercise every day - even if it's just a short walk - which probably does count as a good habit.
I always wash my hands before picking my nose - it's hygenic don't you know
I wake up early and eat apples and other fruits a lot.
I think my good habit is I am very industrious & hard working,what ever I did . I don't know is it good habit or not I trust people very easily.
No, I have not such good habits that can be written here.................
I can make people smile and make them happy, make them feel confident in themselves, I can help people feel special and I don't mean like a special ed person!
I let Ladies go first through the doors lol
In regards to your question, I believe I only have 2 good habits. One good habit is that I always give a hug and a kiss to my wife before she heads off to work. Second, I make sure that all my bills are scheduled on the same day each month so that I never miss paying a bill. If I attempted to speak further of any other good habits that I had, quite frankly my nose would begin to grow.
I can do the house hold chores - cleaning, laundry, cooking, and etc.I know how to organize my work.I can keep secrets.I can be very supportive.I am very dedicated with my work.I value loyalty and gratitude.I can budget my money very well, making sure I set aside $ for savings.
No i've no any... :-p
Hearing attentively young mother confide about the problem with their husband - LOL


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Blue Jays stung by homers, blow two leads in loss
Bats erupt for five-run fourth, but missed chances open door for rallies
ANAHEIM -- The Blue Jays were inching closer to potentially salvaging their lengthy road trip through the West Coast, but instead of taking one step forward, they took two steps back.
Toronto saw a pair of leads -- and in the end, its series -- slip away vs. the Angels. Even a breakout afternoon at the plate wasn't enough to secure a desperately needed win on getaway day at Angel Stadium as Aaron Loup surrendered a two-run homer to Albert Pujols in the seventh inning for an 8-7 loss on Wednesday afternoon.
"We [gave] away a good opportunity tonight," Blue Jays manager John Gibbons said of his club, which stranded 12 on base and went 3-for-16 with runners in scoring position. "We had the lead, coughed it up, took a slim lead. It was disappointing, it really was."
Early on, the Blue Jays looked like they were primed to win their third series in 10 opportunities. They jumped in front, 6-3, and later, 7-6, but each time an Angels home run changed everything.
With the loss, Toronto's record on the West Coast dropped to 1-6. In the first five defeats, the Blue Jays' pitching staff did its job by keeping Toronto in almost every game despite a struggling offense. The club scored six runs over those five games en route to a season-high losing streak.
The tides turned Tuesday night thanks to a four-hit night by Jose Reyes, which included his seventh home run of the season. The offense was there again in the series finale as Dioner Navarro had a three-hit afternoon and recently acquired Nolan Reimold added a pair of hits and three RBIs.
It looked as though the Blue Jays might go into cruise control after chasing left-hander C.J. Wilson from the game in a five-run fourth inning. Rookie right-hander Marcus Stroman had a three-run lead going into the bottom of that inning, but his outing quickly fell apart.
Stroman walked a batter and then gave up a single to C.J. Cron. Los Angeles got within two on a wild pitch, and then Kole Calhoun tied the game with a two-run homer to right field. Calhoun's 10th homer of the season chased Stroman as he allowed more than two runs for the second time in eight career starts.
"I just didn't have it," Stroman said. "I was locked in, I just wasn't executing certain pitches, and the pitches that I was executing felt like they were battling off for base hits.
"It's more frustrating that our team put up seven runs, which is more than enough to win the game. We should have won. I couldn't do my job to put us in a position to win."
Toronto regained the lead in the sixth on an RBI single by Navarro. That also proved to be short-lived as Loup got himself into some trouble in the seventh. He issued the dreaded leadoff walk and later surrendered the two-run homer to Pujols on a 94-mph fastball.
It marked the first time since June 19 that Loup allowed an earned run and the first time since June 7 he surrendered more than one during an outing. Gibbons decided to stick with Loup for Pujols' at-bat because he had yet to give up a home run this season and has solid numbers this year against righties.
"At the end of my career, that's when I'm going to look back and see what I've done," said Pujols, who moved into a tie with Ernie Banks and Eddie Matthews on Major League Baseball's all-time home run list with No. 512. "It's hard for me to get caught up, because I'm not a guy that gets caught up with numbers. I respect this game too much, and I believe if you try to get caught up too much with that, you forget what you're supposed to do and that's to help this organization to win a championship."
The loss is yet another blow to a team that has been desperately searching for positives of late. Toronto was seven outs away from winning its third series out of its past 10 but instead will head to Tampa Bay just three games above .500 with three games to go before the All-Star break.
It was the second consecutive game Toronto reached double digits in hits, while Erik Kratz and Darin Mastroianni were the only players in the starting lineup to not reach base safely. The eight runs were the most Toronto has allowed since June 19-20 in Cincinnati.
Gregor Chisholm is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, North of the Border, and follow him on Twitter @gregorMLB. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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The work of Carmen Reinhart and Ken Rogoff (RR) on public sector debt ratios, and their relationship with GDP growth, has been extraordinarily influential in academic and policy circles since 2010. Before this week, their statistical analysis, based on a 200-year database which they had painstakingly assembled covering dozens of countries, had appeared to establish an important stylised fact: that debt ratios above 90 per cent were associated with much lower rates of GDP growth than debt ratios under 90 per cent. The sudden drop in growth at a debt ratio similar to that reached in many developed economies acted as a wake up call to governments and encouraged the adoption of austerity programmes.
This week, a paper by Thomas Herndon, Michael Ash and Robert Pollin (HAP) argued that the RR stylised fact was based on simple statistical errors, including a spreadsheet error which RR have now acknowledged. Their critique of the original RR stylised fact promises to establish an alternative conventional wisdom, which is that high public debt ratios are never damaging for GDP growth. But the truth is more complicated than that, and far less certain. Read more


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He will be a very high-quality person. He will "maintain his purity." He will be forbidden to leave the country he lives in. He will be unable to go to the lands of the prophets, to Mecca and Medina and Jerusalem.
He has assumed our sufferings means that this blessed person will suffer in a way no normal person could bear. That is a special quality of Hazrat Mahdi (as), a secret attribute. People are unaware of it.
Allah will inflict difficulties on Hazrat Mahdi (as) as well as pain. He will inflict on him enough pain for thousands of people, but he will bear it easily, insha'Allah.


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This article was published 19/11/2012 (1737 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
There are two pictures CFL fans have of Kevin Glenn in their mind. One is an image of pain. The other is of redemption. Now he wants to burn his moment of ultimate glory into our collective football memories.
"This is my chance to wash all those things away. To forget that broken arm and missing that Grey Cup and to move past Winnipeg releasing me. This is my chance to win the Grey Cup and become a household name like all those other quarterbacks who have won the Grey Cup," said Glenn, during a telephone interview on Monday afternoon. "This is a chance to make Kevin Glenn a complete player in eyes of the CFL. This is a chance to bring all those things that have happened before this point to a close."
Glenn has long been the quarterback no one in the CFL really wanted.
Signed by the Saskatchewan Roughriders in 2001, traded to the Toronto Argonauts and then flipped to Winnipeg two years later.
Not good enough for the Bombers. Released.
Not good enough for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Traded.
Not good enough for the Calgary Stampeders. Wait. Hold on a minute. Maybe the Stamps will keep him after all.
Just two weeks ago, after leading the Stampeders for most of the regular season, coach John Hufnagel told Glenn to sit down and that youngster Drew Tate would guide the team in the playoffs.
Fate would have it that Tate would break his arm and Glenn, the unwanted son, would once again be asked to forget a slight and push on to win for his team.
"My grandmother and my family taught me that sometimes decency wins. Some guys would have griped and made noise. My thinking was to handle it in a different way. I could have moaned and groaned that I should have been the one playing," said Glenn, who despite being among the CFL's top 15 quarterbacks in career passing with over 30,000 yards in the air is never on anyone's list when they think of the game's best passers. "Sometimes as players we forget we don't have control over that. All we can do is when we're given the chance to play, to play well and let the chips fall. Let the coaches decide and make those decisions because that's what they do. Earlier in my career, I would have made some noise. Now I'm a little more mature and have been through a few things. It's a team game. I had to swallow my pride and go with the decision. I would rather have an opportunity to play in the West Final and the Grey Cup than make some silly fuss."
The cruel book on Kevin Glenn as always been, "Kevin Glenn, just good enough to break your heart."
Pro sports isn't always fair. But if there was any justice, Glenn would win the Grey Cup on Sunday. He's been robbed of this chance once before.
In many ways, Glenn's story begins back in 2007 in the corner of the visitor's locker room at Rogers Centre.
The Blue Bombers had just advanced to the Grey Cup. But their quarterback wouldn't be with them. A freak accident late in the game left Glenn with a broken arm. And Bombers fans, you guessed it, with broken hearts.
"The doctor in Winnipeg, Dr. Pete McDonald, told me when we came off the field, I can remember it like it was yesterday. I knew something was wrong but sometimes when you hit your funny bone your arm can feel wonky," remembers Glenn. "When I moved my arm I could feel the pain right where it was broke. I grabbed it because I couldn't hold my arm up myself. Terrence Edwards walked me off the field and then when we got into the locker room, the doctor told me it was broken. I was trying to find a way to play. To wrap it or something. But it was broke."
For Winnipeggers, it was another missed chance at the Grey Cup. The drought would endure. And Glenn, he would never be the same in their eyes.
"Man, that was probably one of the lowest moments in my life. It was like a shock," said Glenn. "The first thing that came into my mind was, 'Why me? Why? Why? Why? Why is this happening?' The success we had that year. The only question I could come up with was, why.
"Watching the game was tough. I was trying to make sure it wasn't an emotional situation or about me. I was trying to keep the attention off Kevin Glenn. I wanted the guys on the bench to focus on the game. I was trying to help (Ryan) Dinwiddie and do my part as a teammate. But knowing you had gotten that far and couldn't take part in the game, the introductions were emotional. We got to the tunnel and the fans were screaming and I wasn't part of it anymore. It was hard."
The Bombers lost to the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Who else? Glenn, despite being the reason Winnipeg was in the game, was also the reason Winnipeg lost the game.
"We would have won. And I tell (winning Riders QB) Kerry Joseph that every time I see him. You can ask him. If I'm in that game, we win it," states Glenn.
The Bombers, as they were constituted at that time, would never be the same. Coach Doug Berry would be fired, GM Brendan Taman pushed out and Glenn released. Cut adrift for nothing. Not even a draft pick.
"It was the start of a rough stretch. It was rough. You can use that adjective. You come off being the Eastern MOP nominee, runner up for the league MOP, get to the Grey Cup, get hurt and the next season we lose in the first round of the playoffs and I get released in the offseason," said Glenn. "The best thing for me, around all that, my son was being born. My son being born trumped all that. It took my mind away from what was going on in my football career. At the time it was my first child. He was born on March 12th of 2009 and I was released about a week before he was born. Ross Hodgkinson was the one that gave me the call. He called because we had a personal relationship as well as a business relationship. Ross is a man. He knows how to deliver news like that. It was business, I get that. At no point did I think Ross didn't want me in Winnipeg. But he did it anyway because that's the kind of man he is."
Now Glenn is back at the title game. The biggest football game of the year playing a starring role against the hometown Toronto Argonauts. Finally, his moment of triumph?
"It feels good. Honestly to know people are behind me feels good. I got a message last night, the mayor of Calgary tweeted last night, "Kevin Glenn is my hero." That feels good," said Glenn. "Maybe it all gets righted on Sunday. Maybe this is my chance to move past all this and join the other quarterbacks and get the respect I think I deserve."
Glenn has had the tragic ending. Why not the fairy tell? Why not Kevin Glenn? Why not?
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A FATHER-OF-TWO from Malvern has been handed a community order for stealing motorbike parts from a scrapyard in Upton.
Chad Hodgkins of Russell Drive appeared at Worcester Magistrates Court on Friday, January 24 following his conviction for the theft on Wednesday, July 17, and breaching a suspended sentence.
Prosecutor Kerry Brookes told the court a witness had seen the 20-year-old and another older man enter a scrapyard in Upton at about 7.50pm on July 17 and take two wheels, part of a frame and a tyre.
"In interview he stated he thought they had permission to take them," she said.
The owner of the yard later told police the total value of the stolen items was no more than £50.
Hodgkins, who has two children aged four and 13 months, had denied the charge but was found guilty on Thursday, January 16.
Ann Mathews (CORR), defending, said Hodgkins had been drafted in by the second man, aged 65, to help carry the stolen items.
"Your colleagues felt Mr Hodgkins must have known something dodgy was going on when he was dropped at the site," she said.
She said he had last year carried out a community order in relation to another theft which had made a significant difference to his life.
"He has turned his thinking around from feeling he was going nowhere without a chance in life," she said.
"He thinks he stands a chance of being a productive member of society."
"He is living a much more settled lifestyle than he was in July."
The court also heard in carrying out the theft Hodgkins, who is unemployed, had breached a suspended sentence he had been handed in January 2013 for another theft earlier that month.
The court handed him a 12-month community order including 70 hours of unpaid work and ordered him to pay £50 compensation to the owner of the yard as well as £200 costs and a £60 victim surcharge. The suspended sentence, which due to finish this month, was also extended a further six months until June.
Chairman of the bench Lynne Brown said she and her colleagues had thought very carefully about what the appropriate sentence would be.
"Your record shows numerous breaches of court orders and that cannot be allowed to continue," she said.
"If you come back again you are going to be in real trouble.
"Unless you turn your life around you are going to spend most of your life in prison. That is in your hands."
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Dr. Goodword wrote:• inosculate •
Pronunciation: in-ahs-kyê-layt • Hear it!
Part of Speech: Verb
Meaning: 1. To connect to, to connect with, to open into, as a blood vessel might inosculate with another. 2. To interpenetrate, to join so as to be a part of, to grow or be tightly intertwined, as some areas of philosophy inosculate with mathematics.
Notes: Today's Good Word has been around since the 17th century and has produced a few offspring. The noun is inosculation and the past participle inosculated behaves more like an adjective than a participle. Given the fact that osculate is the medical term for "to kiss", you might imagine this word having something to do with French kissing but it doesn't. It is also unrelated to injections; that would be inoculate.
In Play: If plumbers had a vocabulary like this, paying their bills would be less a pain: "Ma'am, I'm afraid the water standing in your yard comes from a break at the joint where your water line inosculates with the water main running under the street." Figuratively, this word's meaning comes very close to that of integrate: "Melanie discovered that her hippie dress style made it difficult for her to inosculate with the conservative community of New Monia."
Word History: Today's word is made up of Latin in "in" + osculat-us, the past participle of osculare "to make an opening; to kiss". This verb was created from osculum "little mouth", the diminutive of os, oris "mouth". The root for "mouth" in Latin is or-, but when the nominative singular suffix, -s is added, the R drops out. This produces two roots for the sense of "mouth", or-, which we find in the English borrowings oral and orifice, and os-, which we find in today's word and Latin ostium "door". (Today's Good Word comes to us courtesy of the mysterious Grogie, who easily inosculated with the community of the Alpha Agora.)
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - The University of Michigan basketball team suffered its first conference loss against Indiana Sunday afternoon, falling to 8-1 on the season. Though the loss snapped their 10-game winning streak, the Wolverines remain in first place in the Big Ten, currently holding the head-to-head tiebreak over in-state rival Michigan State.
Indiana guard Yogi Ferrell, the Big Ten leader in points per game, led the charge with 27 points on seven for eight three-point shooting. Noah Vonleh was the only other Hoosier in double digits, with 10 points.
Michigan struggled to find an offensive rhythm, as Ferrell hounded star guard Nik Stuaskas and held him to six points on just one made field goal.
Freshman point guard Derrick Walton, Jr. led Michigan with 13 points on three of six shooting. Caris LeVert added 12 points, but shot just five for 13 from the field.
Senior Jordan Morgan led the team with 10 rebounds and two blocked shots.
Michigan returns to the Crisler Center Wednesday to battle Nebraska.
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KEVIN Blackwell admits he was flattered to be linked with the vacant Barnsley manager's job, but says he has too much unfinished business at Gigg Lane to consider jumping ship.
At one point last week, when Sean O'Driscoll turned down an approach from the Tykes directors, the Shakers boss was heavily backed to take over at Oakwell.
With Bury under a transfer embargo and Blackwell voicing his frustrations, the regional media on both sides of the Pennines very quickly put two and two together.
It now looks as if Barnsley will plump for Inverness manager Terry Butcher, but Blackwell says his focus has only ever been on turning Bury's fortunes around.
"It's nice to be linked to jobs, that's for sure," he said.
"It shows that people are recognising the work myself and my staff are doing.
"People know what I can do but at this moment in time I have got a big job trying to sort out the problems here at Bury."
The Shakers go into the weekend's trip to MK Dons on the back of a much-needed break after their scheduled match at home to Sheffield United last Saturday was moved to January 22 due to a clash with the FA Cup third round.
Bury's last match – a 1-0 defeat at home to League One leaders Tranmere on New Year's Day – ended a run of nine games in a month. They failed to win any of those, yet are still find themselves only two points from safety.
"The players needed a rest – they played two more games than any other professional club in December," said Blackwell.
"The lads came in on Monday and worked very hard. They looked refreshed and ready for action."


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Cake lovers in Malmesbury met to raise dough for Cancer Research UK and made more than £1,300.
Malmesbury Cake Society was founded by 29-year-old Jess Hancock in August last year after her grandmother was diagnosed as suffering from cancer.
Each month, baking enthusiasts from across the area meet to exchange sweet treats and raise money for the charity.
In December, a Christmas event was held at the Kings Arms Hotel with a baking demonstration, auction and raffle.
Mrs Hancock said: "It was fantastic, really great. There were 72 members, a few familiar faces and some new ones.
"We raised a total of £1,364.72 which was brilliant.
"Lee Bamforth, head pastry chef at Whatley Manor, did a live baking demonstration showing us how to make choux pastry.
"Neill Saint from Hilditch Auctioneers did the live auction and raffle with brilliant prizes donated from local shops. The room was bustling."
Malmesbury Cake Society has raised £2,049.22 to date, smashing its initial target of £800.
Mrs Hancock said: "I'm completely blown away. "There's now a new target of getting the total to £5,000 by the end of December 2013.
"We now have monthly live baking demonstrations so people can learn and get involved.
"We're also going to have an Easter extravaganza and another Christmas spectacular."
The next Malmesbury Cake Society meeting takes place on February 4 at the Kings Arms Hotel, High Street, at 7.30pm. The theme is chocolate cakes with a demonstration of chocolate truffle making by Natalie Kenyon, who has a cake company Centrepiece Cake Design.
Entrance is £4.50, with all proceeds going to Cancer Research UK. Cancer Research UK funds over 4,000 scientists, doctors and nurses across the UK who work to find ways to beat cancer.