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"It looked like the world was covered in a cobbler crust of brown sugar and cinnamon." ― Sarah Addison Allen, First Frost
This week at Sunday Supper we are all sharing our favorite recipes to welcome Fall. Fall has always been my favorite season of the year which may seem strange seeing as that I live in the Sonoran desert and we don't really have your typical Autumn elements that make most people Fall in love with the season. Nonetheless, I look forward to the crispniss and cooler weather after a very long and dry summer here in the desert.
Almost as much as I look forward to the refreshing Fall weather I eagerly await the flavors and smells that come with the seasons change. Pumpkin of course, but also cinnamon and chai, crisp apples and pears and piping hot bowls of soup.
"I would rather sit on a pumpkin, and have it all to myself, than be crowded on a velvet cushion." ― Henry David Thoreau
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2 medium size green pears
2 cups unbleached, whole wheat flour (or 1:1 cups oat and wheat flour)
1/2 cup dark brown sugar, packed + 1 tablespoon
1/4 cup milled flax seed
1 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
1/4 teaspoon ground cardamom
1/4 teaspoon ground cloves
3/4 cup almond milk (or regular milk)
1/3 cup black strap molasses
2 tablespoons coconut oil plus a bit more for brushing the pan
1 whole egg (free range, Organic of course :)
1 egg white
Putting it All Together
Pre heat oven to 350F. Brush a tiny bit of coconut oil on bottom and sides of silicone loaf pan and sprinkle with a bit of brown sugar.
In a large bowl, mix together all dry ingredients. In a small bowl, whisk together wet ingredients. Mix the wet ingredients into the dry. Chop one of the pears into small pieces and fold into the batter. Slice the other pear lengthwise into thin pieces.
Place the sliced pears on the bottom of the prepared cake pan. Fold the batter over the top of the pears. Bake at 350F for 35-40 minutes until a toothpick inserted into the middle of the cake comes out clean.
Let cool on a baking rack for 15-20 minutes. Using a butter knife carefully cut around the edges of the cake to loosen from the pan. Carefully turn the cake upside down to remove it from the pan.
Enjoy with a cup of coffee, tea or milk!
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I'm trying to decide between a safari in South Luangwe and Lower Zambezi parks versus Hwange and Mana Pools. Does anyone have any advice for me, besides noting the politics in Zimbabwe? Thanks
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Do not allow anyone to dissuade you from visiting Zimbabwe due to the leadership, or lack thereof, Robert Mugabe. The wildlife of Zimbabwe is in dire need of the support of visitors.
That being said, however, much of Zambia is in the same boat, and also is in dire need of more tourism.
My opinion on all the parks you mentioned that if you are in search of luxury lodges/camps, as are seemingly the majority of Fodorites, you will have a much wider selection of lodges in Zambia in South Luangwa and Lower Zambezi.
The only camps I would even consider in Hwange are Wilderness Safaris two lodges Makalolo Plains & Linkwasha. It is worth noting that Hwange is very popular amongst South Africans and there are quite a few places that are not necessarily up to the level that international visitors may desire.
Likewise, the only place I would consider in Mana Pools is Wilderness Safaris' Chikwenya.
In South Luangwa there are quite a few places to choose from. Honestly, there are no fewer than 10 places that I would personally visit in South Luangwa.
Puku Ridge
Chichele Presidential Lodge
Tena Tena
Kafunta River Lodge
Kafunta Island Bush Camp
Bushcamp Company - about four different bushcamps. www.bushcampcompany.com
Luangwa River Lodge
Luamfwa Lodge
Tafika + a couple bushcamps
In Lower Zambezi there are also quite a few options in top lodges/camps.
Kasaka River Lodge
Chiawa Camp
Old Mondoro Camp
Sausage Tree Camp
Chongwe River Lodge
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Regarding pricing, I think Zambia will be slightly more expensive, but not necessarily. For example, Kasaka River Lodge in Lower Zambezi is only around $285 pp per night sharing, while you will likely be able to stay at a place like Kafunta River Lodge for about the same price, both prices for high season.
I doubt such prices are any higher than what you will find in Zimbabwe.
The seasons should be similar where the best times will be August - early October. After that it will be too hot and before then it may be a little chilly and the bush will be a bit too full for the best game viewing.
I suggest working with a good local tour operator such as TAGA Safaris in South Africa. www.tagasafaris.co.za
Let me know if you have any specific questions and I will try to assist you.
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Rocco, Thank you for the specifics and the links. I'll spend some time this weekend researching them. The 'luxury' of the camp, to me, is its location and atmosphere - I'm not worried about amenities. I'm surprised that Zambia has an edge on camp quality - I would have thought the British influence would have left many classic camps in Zimbabwe. My agent did say that several camps in Zim are closed to individuals now, taking groups only, due to the drop in tourism. I don't know, if people are being drawn to Zambia now, maybe it's a great time to visit Zimbabwe! Anyway thanks for your info and I'll certainly ask you if I come up with questions.
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YOu may want to think about mobile tented safaris or private canoe safari in Mana Pools -- we just did that and it was FABULOUS! We booked through Africa Adventure and had an amazing trip! Zimbabwe is not to be missed!
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Is there a reason why Mana Pools and South Luangwa cannot be combined. That would be your best scenario.
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May I draw your attention to my accommodation listings that link you to the original websites of the camp/lodge operators. Unfortunately it's not in English, but the camp/lodge names below the clear headings speak for themselves.
For Lower Zambezi NP and bordering Chiawa GMA (west or upstream) and Rufunsa GMA (east, downstream):
South Luangwa NP and bordering Lumimba GMA (northeast) and Lupande GMA (east, around Mfuwe):
Mana Pools NP and bordering Sapi Safari Area:
Hwange NP and bordering areas, listed by park gate areas:
it surprises me that you don't know the website of one of your favourite camps, Chongwe River Camp. Here is something for your bookmark list:
http://www.chongwe-river.com/ (main site)
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Five months ago, when I posted my response, I was not even considering visiting Chongwe River Camp. However, after seeing their advertisement in Travel Africa and reading about the camp in the Bradt Zambia guide, I learned more about the camp.
Originally, I was supposed to split 12 nights between North Luangwa, South Luangwa and Lower Zambezi. Unfortunately, however, I cancelled North Luangwa after my mother and sister were unable to accompany my wife and I. If I could do it over again, I would have kept North Luangwa in the itinerary, but it will just have to wait for another time.
Anyway, when I cancelled North Luangwa, it opened up four nights, and I split those four extra nights between South Luangwa and Lower Zambezi, for six nights at each camp. When I decided to do that, I also decided to cut one night from each Luangwa River Lodge and one night from Kasaka River Lodge so that I may add three nights at Puku Ridge and three nights at Chongwe River Camp.
Hopefully I made the right choices. I was really expecting to struggle more with the budget than I have, or else I may have chosen Sausage Tree Camp or Chiawa over Chongwe River Camp. I may have even chosen to be a glutton by staying in the Superior Safari Tent at Chiawa:
I may even have considered a return visit to Kulefu, even though the camp pretty much sucked last year. It has experienced a major upgrade and I thought that the managing couple Andy & Catherine were great, as was Morad who was a fantastic guide and fearless in a canoe even in the face of pods of hippos two dozen strong.
Anyway, even though it was clear that I would be able to afford to upgrade to Sausage Tree Camp or Chiawa, I did not want to cancel with only a couple months to go before the safari. Instead I will apply the savings to my upcoming Tanzania safari in February.
17 days and counting. Need to find my lost passport, need to go get a new meningitis vaccination, need to get a new laptop w/ dvd capabilities and may need a smaller backpack in forest green!
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Hopefully you find all these things right in time...
?? days and counting? Fortunately I don't know the exact time until my Zambia departure... could be a little stressy.
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RATIONALE: Drugs used in chemotherapy use different ways to stop tumor cells from dividing so they stop growing or die. Combining more than one drug may kill more tumor cells. It is not yet known which chemotherapy regimen is more effective for advanced Hodgkin's disease.
PURPOSE: Randomized phase III trial to compare different combination chemotherapy regimens in treating patients with advanced Hodgkin's disease.
|Biological: bleomycin sulfate Drug: ABVD regimen Drug: chlorambucil Drug: dacarbazine Drug: doxorubicin hydrochloride Drug: etoposide Drug: prednisolone Drug: procarbazine hydrochloride Drug: vinblastine sulfate Drug: vincristine sulfate Radiation: radiation therapy
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Primary Purpose: Treatment
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|A UKLG Randomised Trial of Initial Chemotherapy for Advanced Stage Hodgkins Disease
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OBJECTIVES: I. Determine whether a four-drug anthracycline-based regimen or a seven-drug hybrid or eight-drug alternating regimen is the optimal treatment for patients with advanced Hodgkin's disease.
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DISEASE CHARACTERISTICS: Histologically confirmed advanced Hodgkin's disease requiring systemic therapy Stage IA or IIA disease with bulky disease or more than three sites of involvement are also eligible
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stage II adult Hodgkin lymphoma
stage III adult Hodgkin lymphoma
stage IV adult Hodgkin lymphoma
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These are very good, and yes kids love them. I used my own, simple applesauce recipe Recipe #395732. I used 1/2 c. shredded carrot and 1 1/2 c. whole oats. I also used canola oil and flax meal instead of flax seed. We will definately make these again.
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- 1 (18 1/2 ounce) box spice cake mix
- 4 tablespoons whole wheat flour
- 1⁄2 cup dried oats (not instant, but quick cooking is okay)
- 1 cup golden raisin
- 1⁄4 cup carrot, shredded
- 3 tablespoons flax seeds
- 1 cup pecans, chopped
- 1⁄2 cup oil
- 1⁄8 cup water
- 3⁄4 cup applesauce
- 2 eggs (or egg substitue equal to 2 eggs)
Directions See How It's Made
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Combine cake mix, flour, oats, raisins, carrots, flax seed and pecans and mix well.
- Slowly add, in order, oil, water, applesauce and eggs blending well after each addition.
- Once batter is well mixed, drop by tablespoon onto a well greased or parchment lined cookie sheet.
- Bake 8-10 minutes until cookies are done but not hard. You will want them to still be chewy when removed from the oven.


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Today, President Obama nominated his current Chief of Staff Jack Lew to be the next Treasury Secretary. And, while that news is everywhere, there is an important piece of information about Jack Lew that has rarely been reported.
He thinks "There Is No Need to Deal With Social Security."
Worse, he thinks that "dealing with it would have, at best, negligible impact" on the deficit.
Don't take my word for it though; watch this video of his remarks from a Christian Science Monitor breakfast in February of last year.
In the video, Lew says Social Security is "solidly funded through 2037." That, of course, just isn't true. In reality, Social Security started paying out more than it's bringing in from payroll taxes in 2010. According to Michael Tanner of the Cato Institute Social Security's deficit was nearly $150 billion last year alone.
And, as the Social Security trustee's reported in May of 2011, deficits won't be fixed by the lapse of the payroll tax cut and are "a permanent feature of the program's finances going forward."
But, what about the Social Security trust fund? Well, that's what Lew seems to be relying on when he says the program is "solidly funded" through 2037. That is the date the trust fund supposedly runs out. Or, at least, it was until just about three months after Lew made these remarks. Then, it was revised down a whole year to 2036 (a trend that'll almost certainly continue).
But, even that doesn't tell the full story.
The truth is that Social Security has been adding to the deficit ever since it started paying out more than payroll taxes bring in. It does it in a more indirectly than it will when the trust fund finally does run out but that's just a matter of semantics. As the trust fund operates, which is all explained on the Social Security's website, the money that is brought in from payroll taxes is immediately used to buy "special issue" securities from the Treasury.
Those are sweetheart bond deals since they can never be redeemed for less than face value. It doesn't matter when they're redeemed or why. Additionally, nobody but the Social Security trust fund can buy them. Then, the taxes used to buy those securities are sent into the general fund and immediately spent on whatever it is that Congress feels like spending it on.
When it comes time for the fund to pay retirees, it cashes in the securities and is paid back with treasury cash. The treasury cash used to buy back the securities comes from - you guessed it - the general fund. It's just one big dumb accounting trick.
The result of all this is that we end up adding to the deficit anytime Social Security taxes don't at least equal the Social Security payouts.
So, despite Jacob Lew's pronouncements, Social Security is now, and will continue to be, adding to the deficit. There's no way around that fact.
So that's what the next Treasury Secretary of the United States thinks about Social Security - and why he's wrong. At this point, it is probably safe to assume that the President himself feels there is "no need to deal with Social Security," as well.
I guess Social Security will be left for somebody else to deal with. That is, if it's left at all.


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Non-glare wood fininsh
I am in need of finishing the stock on my remington shotgun.
It is used for waterfowl and I would prefer a non-glare fininsh. What would be recommended. I was thinking a stock refinishing kit from berchwood casey.
I have often used Tru-oil stock finish. 2 to 4 coats gives a shiny finish. Then rub with bronze wool for a very nice dull look. In your area (like mine) you can put 2 or 3 coats of Truoil on in one day(it drys fast). Rub on with your hand. Bronze wool is available in some hardware stores, I've had the best luck with Ace hardware.
Thanks, I will give it a try.
Lin-Speed oil.
Gunstock Finishing Oil 2oz Liquid
Well, there's always matte polyurethane or spar varnish. Both are very tough, basically waterproof & not too hard to work with.
I thin poly slightly with thinner or mineral spirits & wipe it on with a lint-free cloth. Approximately 3:1 or 4:1 poly/thinner. No brush marks & quick drying. It will require an extra coat or two for the same thickness as unthinned though. Afterwards buff with a fine Scothbrite pad or similar for an even, matte finish.
A small can is fairly cheap. You could experiment on a scrap of hardwood & see what you think. ;)
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i refinished the stock on my shotgun a few months ago. first lightly sanded down with very fine sandpaper then sanded with a 3M red scotchbrite. lightly stained, three coats and allowed to dry for two days. then buffed out with Johnson's paste wax and very fine steelwool.:D
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A few days back in the big city, and oh to be off the hiking circuit menu (toast, bread, pancakes, soups made out of powdered concentrate, etc. in other words, easy to transport and easy to make food) into the world of 'real' food (espresso! Indian food! real dal bhat!) was a treat.
Within what felt like moments, I was off again in a taxi, this time headed up towards Kopan Monastery, north of the ancient Buddhist town of Boudhanath. Kopan is situated to the northeast of Kathmandu proper, but still within the ring of hills which surround Kathmandu and the rest of the villages in the Valley. Perched high on a lush forested hill, the saffron and garnet buildings of the monastery rise up out of the terraced fields and villages overlooking the entire valley below.
The monastery was started in the 70's, by Lama Zopa Rinpoche, the reincarnation of the Lawudo Lama, a yogi of the tiny hamlet of Lawudo who fulfilled the promise of the previous Lawudo Lama to start a monastic school for the local children. Twenty five monks moved down from the mountain to Kopan in 1971, and now the monastery houses nearly 400 Tibetan and Nepali monks, and 400 nuns at the neighboring nunnery.
And, on October 15th, a group of students looking to explore Tibetan Buddhism. A sunny and humorous monk checked me in, and I was taken to my single room, next to the Gompa where most of the teachings were to be held. Awake at 5:30am and heading for morning tea by 6am...sitting on the balcony with steaming milk chai in hand, listening to the chanting of the monks and prayer wheels, watching the sun edge its way over the eastern hills and distant Himalayan peaks to steam light onto the waking valley below...well, it must be one of my favorite ways I've started my day.
The rest of the days were filled with many MANY discussions, exploring general Buddhist philosophy and Tantric Buddhism, lectures by resident Lamas and Geshes (the latter equivalent to our PhD, though Geshe requires at least 25 years of training!), study groups with monks, and morning and evening meditations and mantra recitations.
What a beautiful experience! Many enormously thought provoking, though nowhere near conclusive, discussions on the nature of self and true nature of mind. Incredibly eye-opening and useful in examining our/myself and how we create suffering in our lives through clinging to ego, and I'll need more time to integrate everything presented, before I'm off to learn and challenge myself more and more.
The eleven days culminated in a final two day silent meditation retreat, which was only disappointing (alert! attachment! or is that aversion?....) because it halted conversations with the monks. What genuine, warm, compassionate and delightfully hilarious people! We were constantly recounting stories about our discussion groups...one student kept persistently asking "How long do I need to meditate to become enlightened? 20 minutes? 2 minutes? 1 minute? 1 hour?". Completely deadpan, the monk solemnly turns to us and says "As short as possible", and this tinkly laughter breaks out of him, and humor spreads all over his cheeks. Lovely.
Unfortunate side note on pics (or 'I knew dumping my photos on my iPod was too good to be true'): it turns out that Mac-formatted iPods (mine) can't be recognized on PCs (every computer in these internet cafes). Which means that all my previous photos sitting on my 'handy' iPod harddrive (including, unfortunately, trekking) are not accessible until I'm back in the US at a Mac to upload. Will work on getting current photos uploaded from now on.
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Wolf Creek Ski Area is known to keep things down-to-earth and holds out as one of the few remaining mom 'n pop mountains in Colorado -- which is why they're able to keep skiing and riding affordable for everyone that visits.
Sure, it's National Learn to Ski or Snowboard Month, but Wolf Creek hopes you've got the learning itch throughout the entire winter, and the proof is in their Beginner Package. Offered every day throughout the season, the Beginner Package is an easy and mellow introduction for first time skiers and riders.
From 10 a.m. – 3 p.m., harness the fundamentals of edge control and turning during a group lesson on the beginner-friendly Nova chairlift. The package runs $56 for skiers and $66 for snowboarders and is available to both adults and children, ages 9+.
If you're geared up for a second day of skiing or riding, sign up for the 2nd Day Beginner Package, designed to cover more terrain with minimal instruction (2 hours). Rates are $65 for skiers and $70 for snowboarders ages 13+. Participants can upgrade to a full-day lesson (4 hours) for $20 more.
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Monsanto announced yesterday that it is a major step closer to delivering the world's first-ever drought-tolerant corn product to farmers.
In the fourth-annual update of its Research and Development pipeline, the company announced that its first- generation drought-tolerant corn has moved to the fourth — and final — phase before an anticipated market launch early next decade. Reports indicate that the anticipated market launch will be by 2012.
The company also announced that it has submitted the product to the U.S. Food & Drug Administration for regulatory clearance.
Drought-tolerant corn is designed to provide farmers yield stability during periods when water supply is scarce by mitigating the effects of drought — or water stress — within a corn plant. Field trials for drought-tolerant corn conducted last year in the Western Great Plains have met or exceeded the 6 to 10 percent target yield enhancement, or about 7 to 10 bushels per acre, over the average yield of 70 to 130 bushels per acre in some of the key drought-prone areas in the United States.
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DUE NORTH - A Canadian Odyssey
at the Artscape Triangle Gallery
on view to June 3, 2012
Please join us this evening (Friday, June 1, from 7 to 9:30pm) for an Artist Reception.
CBC Radio's Shelagh Rogers will welcome guests and introduce Jeff Molloy, the artist.
TORONTO - Canadian artist Jeff Molloy is about to complete an artistic journey that began in 1998 when he held his first solo show in Toronto.
Travelling with two documentary filmmakers, Molloy left the west coast on May 22nd, traversing the country to bring his highly original exhibition, Due North, home to Toronto where it began.
During the 4700 km journey, the crew experienced an entertaining convergence with a jubilant mechanic, "Mad Mike", who replaced a rear wheel bearing in Kamloops.
They were stranded in Revelstoke for 36 hours after coming within two wheel bolts of disaster when a front wheel nearly separated from the vehicle.
In the BC interior, they had a chance encounter with "Dead Man Matt", an eccentric entreprenuer who's building an old western town on his picturesque property.
In the middle of a chilly Alberta night, the crew was driven from their tents when a sprinkler system deluged them at a campground in Medicine Hat.
In southern Saskatchewan, they connected with a rancher whose family has owned the property for many generations...she generously allowed them to decorate a derelict barn with Molloy's Canadian flag-inspired piece. The crew wandered through her prairie fields littered with ancient wagons, abandoned tractors and old pickup trucks while Molloy revealed the diversity of his inspirations and the inner workings of his process.
Stopping at Manitoba's Red River, Molloy ritualistically baptised a Lois Riel-inspired piece; he placed 'Thomson's Paint Box' in the chilly waters of Lake Superior, and he floated a canoe piece in an iconic Canadian northern lake. The filmmakers captured all of Molloy's rituals.
Overcoming countless obstacles, including a close encounter with death in 2009, Molloy brings his brand of Canadiana to the Artscape Triangle Gallery from May 30th through June 3rd.
38 Abell Street, Toronto
(one block south of The Drake on Queen W...brave the construction zone, it's worth it!)


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Choosing The Right Seat Is The Bane Of My Existence
Maybe it's just me, but when I go to sit down at a table, I seem to always instinctively choose a seat in the middle, which theoretically makes sense but usually means I'm stuck between a bunch of people having conversations with people to their left or right. Enter designer Alex Cornell's helpful diagram, which explains the ideal seat at a variety of different table setups. Each table diagram is accompanied with a "level of difficulty" rating that helps the user determine whether they'd like to attempt to sit down at all. Check out a larger view of the graphic here.


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Research and Teaching Interests: Popular culture, film and music, World War II
Office Hours: No office hours summer 2017 - please email professor
André Millard was born in East London and attended the University of Nottingham and the Sorbonne. After graduating from Emory University with a PhD in 1983 he was an editor of the Thomas Edison Papers in New Jersey and for CNN in Atlanta.
Dr Millard teaches several film classes at UAB, including "The American Film," "Film and the Violent Society," and "Sixties Film."
Here he is in Key Largo, Florida, with the original "African Queen," which starred in the film of the same name along with Humphrey Bogart and Kathleen Hepburn. The "African Queen" is still seaworthy and has a full compliment of gin!
- World War II Day by Day
- The American Film
- Film in the 1960s
- Beatlemania: Technology, Business and Teen Culture in Cold War America (Johns Hopkins University Press, 2012).


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Alice Roberts - Calcium
About this video
A memento mori - find out why "our bones persist".
Professor Alice Roberts explains why her favoruite element is vital for life, but also important in death because "it sticks around".
Each day in December, we'll publish a new video revealing the elements that really excite and inspire people. For an exclusive first look at the latest video visit the Ri's Online Advent Calendar.
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- Professor Alice Roberts
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- Royal Geographical Society, London
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- 2012
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Stockholm's Congestion Tax Works
"Stockholm's congestion charge is working, new figures suggest. Traffic going through central Stockholm has been cut by 25 percent during the first half of the year."
"Wait times coming into the city have decreased by 33 percent during morning rush traffic and are 50 percent the size during the evening rush out of town, an analysis group appointed by Stockholm municipality has said."
"The effects on traffic safety are hard to analyze at this point due to the short period the tax has been in place, but analysts said the working environment for professional drivers such as bus, truck and taxi drivers in the city has improved."
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Minnesota's original survey notes – all 308,000 pages – are now online at the U.S. Bureau of Land Management's (BLM) General Land Office website.
Work yet to be completed by BLM:
This is the near culmination of a great deal of work by MnGeo and MnDOT staff. The project to scan and distribute Minnesota's General Land Office (GLO) field notes, described on the project website, was funded by a Minnesota Historical and Cultural Heritage grant awarded to MnGeo by the Minnesota Historical Society.


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EXCLUSIVE: Paramount has extended its business with Mattel, optioning the venerable Magic 8 Ball to use as the basis for a live action adventure film. The deal is being put in place by Paramount Motion Picture Group president Adam Goodman, and will be produced by Brad Weston through his overall deal on the Par lot. Jon Gunn and John Mann will write the script. They wrote the DreamWorks Animation pic Alcatraz Vs. The Evil Librarians. Paramount is already in business with Mattel on Max Steel, and has scored hits with the Hasbro toys GI Joe and Transformers. Mattel's Tim Kilpin and Barry Waldo are exec producers. The toy has 20 pre-set answers to whatever questions one can ask about their past and present and their fortunes.
Paramount To Film Mattel's Magic 8 Ball
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You have GOT to be kidding.
Where's SLINKY – THE MOTION PICTURE?
You're kidding right? What's next, Slinky?
Um… GI Joe was not a hit. Production budget of 175 (which it exceeded, and this does not include P&A), domestic gross 150. Even with international receipts (which the studio only gets a third of) Joe easily lost 100 million dollars.
DVD sales, licensing, etc. I'm sure G.I. Joe turned some sort of profit or will at some point.
hard to believe they invested all that money in that POS movie because it certainly didn't show…
who should i believe mike fleming or some random, anonymous loser on the internet hmmmm
because only intelligent people believe every article they read on the internet? hmmmm. it doesn't take a genius to figure out that g.i. joe fizzled. one can hardly say it met or exceeded expectations (at least w/ a straight face). they were banking on the nostalgia factor, but it was poorly executed, mainly because they didn't stay true to the g.i. joe we all knew and loved.
The studio gets a cut of all the toys, so that plus the ancillaries and such most likely made it a money maker.
Spoken like a true, random anonymous loser on the internet.
You guys who surf the web during homeroom or whatever and do faux accounting on movies based on numbers you find on IMDb and BoxOfficeMojo, and think you're talking "industry" talk, are douchebags.
If G.I. didn't make money for the studio, Paramount wouldn't have ordered a sequel, period. Stop doing "the math." It's annoying.
OK that leaves only three nostalgia toys with available film/tv rights left to option:
Silly Putty
Connect Four
Slip N Slide
Thankfully Chinese Finger Cuffs are public domain
Believe it or not, the film rights to Silly Putty are already taken. Motion Theory has them.
Don't forget the Rubik's Cube
More importantly, when will "Gnip Gnop" and "Hungy Hungry Hippos" be hitting the big screen?
Heard there's an amazing "Connect Four" pitch going out soon too.
And people wonder why American cinema is so horrible.
I don't get it. You could probably do the exact same movie using one of those little paper fortune-telling things we all made in elementary school (pick a color, pick a number, pick a letter) and you wouldn't have to pay boku $$ for the rights or give away all the merch rights (since I'm fairly certain Mattel ain't handing em over!). In fact I have a pitch….it's called Paper Fortune Teller…. it has 20 pre-set answers to whatever questions one can ask about their past and present and their fortunes. Anyone interested?
But that would not have spawned a thousand incredulous blog posts.
This sounds great! Can't wait!
the magic 8 ball? this is a joke, right?
Wow. All really is right with the world. Sounds like a genius idea. I can HARDLY WAIT for "Frisbee: The Movie."
My Magic 8-Ball predicts…
This movie will be a big bomb.
The Magic 8-Ball has spoken.
will this movie bomb…?
*shakes magic 8 ball*
My Magic 8 Ball says "Outlook not so good." What do we want to bet it'll be in 3-D!
That sound you here is me spinning in my grave. Magic 8 Ball??? When is Silly Putty-The Movie coming out?
So instead of reading novels and screenplays the next generation should just cruise through Toys R Us for their ideas.
This joke write's itself…
Don't count on it!
This type of pointless tie-in movie is already being widely spoofed (see- last week's Simpsons' wonderful "Tic Tac Toe, The Movie: X versus O" bit). I foresee a great many executives seeing red in the near future, and they'll be seeing it all over their books.
What I want to know is when can we see the first feature named after a trademarked food product?
Super-size me.
Does Mattel make any fun toys?
Gunn & Mann are very funny guys, but until we hear an acceptable and hilarious logline, consider this "acquisition" to be a total shit show.
I consulted my own Magic 8 Ball how it felt about this deal and the responses were: Outlook Not So Good, Don't Count On It and What I Really Want To Do Is Direct.
I was really hoping for a punchline.
This trend is just wrong.
What's next — Dog Playing Poker, The Movie?
I hope you registered that with the WGA, because I can totally see that movie happening.
Too late. This movie is already being made.
WME is packaging it and Taylor Lautner is set to star.
As I see it, yes.
Sounds like fun.
I get the whole "we're saving money on P&A because we don't need to spend nearly as much $ on recognition," but c'mon? At some point it's just not worth it. Transformers was a great crossover because it had a storyline, even G.I. Joe had potential, but the Magic 8-Ball? What was the pitch?… "10 teenagers are in a garage. Bored and looking for something to do, they decide to raid Joe Teenager's parents' liquor cabinet, light up a doobie and play with the MAGIC 8-Ball. Hilarity ensues."
I still can't believe they spent $175 million on Gi Joe… It looked like a PS3 game. If you would have pressed me I would have guessed their budget at less that $80 million. I guess they blew their wad on that ridiculous Paris chase scene.
BUT, I can understand making a Gi Joe movie; at least Gi Joe has been consistently popular for like 50 years.
A Thundercats movie would do well today, as an example.
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Former Hawthorn star Trent Croad spruiked banned or untested performance enhancing supplements to AFL and A-League clubs, as well as the horse stable that trains Black Caviar, confidential emails reveal.
A series of emails sent last year by Mr Croad, who at the time was working as a business development manager at a Melbourne health clinic, show that he inquired with the supplier of the unapproved anti-ageing supplement TA65 about how to import it ''without attracting unwanted attention''.
The emails also show that last year he:
■Sent AFL club Melbourne a detailed list of peptides banned by doping authorities and told them he was ''confidentially'' working with four other clubs who were assessing the same list. Melbourne did not buy any supplements from Mr Croad.
■ Tried to establish contacts among senior figures in the A-League to sell supplements to Sydney FC. Sydney FC did not buy any supplements from him.
■ Met Essendon fitness coach Dean Robinson in September last year to discuss ''blood work'' on the players and a plan to design a supplements program to ''eat up'' the club's 2013 budget. Essendon did not buy supplements from Mr Croad.
■ Tried to launch a trial of TA65 on thoroughbreds and greyhounds and claimed to be working with vets from ''the Peter Moody racing stables for horses'' and Sandown greyhound racing track.
TA65 is used around the world by people wanting to improve the lifespan of cells in their body. It is not registered or approved by Australia's Therapeutic Goods Administration.
Mr Croad made the latter claim to the US suppliers of TA65 without permission of Mr Moody, stating: ''They are really excited about being a part of the first … case study.
''To give you some idea, trainer Peter Moody trains a horse called Black Caviar … it has taken a lot of field work to make them commit to this.''
Mr Moody said he never had any dealings with Mr Croad and, to the best of his knowledge, neither had any members of his racing team.
''I knew Trent Croad was a footballer, but outside of football I wouldn't know him if he was sitting on the bonnet of my car,'' he said.
No one connected to Moody Racing bought any supplements from Mr Croad. Attempts by Fairfax to contact Mr Croad have been unsuccessful.
Mr Croad's business ventures were largely rebuffed by the clubs and trainers he approached and it also appears he greatly exaggerated his contact with leading sports figures in order to win business.
However, one Mornington Peninsula horse trainer contacted by Fairfax refused to deny he bought peptides from Mr Croad.
In September last year, Mr Croad sent an email titled ''Bigger Faster Stronger'' to an official at the Melbourne Football Club, attaching a ''compounded peptide manual'' containing a list of products AFL players are banned from using.
The manual includes supplements that release growth hormones, such as CJC 1295 and GHRP-6, banned by the World Anti-Doping Authority.
He also offered another banned product, SARMS S4, which is used by bodybuilders to increase muscle mass.
''S4 is the most potent and most sought-after Selective Androgen Receptor Modulators out there - and it's tough to get a hold of. Very few research chemical companies have access to SARMS S4, and we are happy to be the first to offer it,'' Mr Croad's peptide manual states.
In his email, Mr Croad stressed the need for the Demons to handle the manual confidentially, stating that ''all I can say is currently involved with 4 clubs still currently playing''.
''For you to describe thins [sic] to your sport science and strength guys is very important … may help you re asses [sic] what they spend [the performance budget] on compared to what the best clubs do,'' Mr Croad wrote.
He hinted to several senior sporting figures that he had relationships with other AFL clubs.
Last September, Mr Croad emailed his peptide manual to a Sydney businessmen with strong ties to the A-League and horse racing. Many of the peptides mentioned in the manual are prohibited in racing.
In one email to the businessman, Mr Croad states:
''I've attached our peptide manual on what we've been doing with Equine in Melbourne … see the equine industry looking at 30 horses over 6 weeks when ordering I can have them made very quickly and delivered.''
The businessman wrote back to Mr Croad inquiring about ''your work at Hawthorn and Adelaide'' and stating that the businessman had ''spoken to the head coach of Sydney FC and the high performance person is interested in looking at what you are doing''.
Hawthorn and Adelaide this week said Mr Croad had never worked with their players or fitness staff. Nor had he supplied any supplements.
Mr Croad's boss at the time of his sales efforts, Robin Willcourt, said he employed the former footballer in the hope his sporting contacts could promote his anti-ageing and health clinic, Epigenx.
Dr Willcourt, who on Friday admitted he was the doctor whom Essendon's former sports science chief asked to sign off on blood tests for the club's players, conceded he gave Mr Croad too much latitude.
The supplier of TA65, when asked about importing it without attracting unwanted attention, told Mr Croad that ''shipping under the radar with such frequency and in such quantities is going to be interesting''.


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Floor plans give you a bird's-eye view of a space, like indoor rooms and outdoor areas. You sketch out your walls, windows, doorways, and other structural elements then place appliances, seating, and décor. A library of shapes makes it easy to drag and drop furniture, appliances, plants, and more wherever you need them — and to rearrange them whenever you change your mind.
What could you do with floor plan software? Take a look:
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And whether you're designing for yourself or a client, you may need to share your floor plans. With Gliffy, you can publish, export, and share your designs — and even invite others to edit them! Gliffy makes it easy not only to create floor plans, but to work as a team on floor plans with anyone, on any platform.


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A playful little monster with big ears and toes so cute you'll just want to nibble them! Short rows are used to do most of the shaping. Clever techniques are used on the feet and hands to leave very few ends to weave in!
I suggest a second skein of yarn for embellishments that is the same fiber and weight as your main color, but you can get away with something else if need be.
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MILLERSBURG -- To support programming to benefit the victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, adults and children alike are invited to "Paints and Pals." Holmes County Friends and Neighbors of OneEighty (formerly Every Woman's House) will play host to the event, which is Feb. 25 at the Wallhouse Hotel in Walnut Creek.
The sessions, to be held at 9 a.m., 10 a.m. and 11 a.m., will be led by retired West Holmes art teacher Cathie Lynch. The 10 a.m. session will include extra instruction for children.
The cost is $15 per person or $25 for two people. Paint, brushes and canvases are supplied, but participants should bring their own paint shirt or smock. All proceeds go directly to support programs for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault.
Financial support for the fundraiser is provided by Commercial and Savings Bank, Hummel Group Inc., Keim Lumber, Millersburg Eagles, Walnut Creek Finishing, Beechy's Inc., Classic Car Wash-Millersburg, NewPointe Community Church-Millersburg campus, Paint Valley Equipment and Killbuck Savings Bank.
Pre-registration is required and reservations can be made by calling Lynch at 330-231-1526 or Kim Mullet at 330-204-0876.


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Bill Renney was 10 years old when the Gulf of Mexico erased his father.
On March 29, 1943, Sam Renney took four men fishing on the Miss Detroit, a 37-foot cabin cruiser. When he didn't return, young Bill didn't worry. Authorities were rationing gas in wartime and he had probably run dry, his mother told him.
The next day, a fishing boat found a gas tank and a charred life preserver — but no sign of the rest of the Miss Detroit or her crew.
Sixty-seven years later, Renney still wonders what happened to his father. Dozens of other people bear the same sad burden, pining for loved ones who died or vanished while fishing in the Gulf of Mexico.
A group of John's Pass Village merchants has been raising money for a memorial to the Tampa Bay fishermen who have died in the gulf waters. They want to pay homage to the dead but don't know how many there are. While the true number is unknowable, we wanted to get as close as possible.
The St. Petersburg Times reviewed newspaper archives and arrived at a disquieting number: at least 142 since 1933.
Fifty-five percent were recreational fishermen.
The other 45 percent were professionals, including longline fishermen who knew how to lean into waves standing at 45 degrees while their boats spooled out 2,500 hooks on 10 miles of cable. But their experience could not save them from explosions at sea or the rogue waves fishermen call "widow makers."
Of 142 known local fishing-related deaths, the bodies of 87 — nearly two-thirds — were never found. The absence of a body can leave family members with a thin hope that their loved one is alive somewhere, which exacerbates the anguish.
Tourists who know the island communities for sand beaches and tourist-trap shops may not be aware that a sizeable commercial fishing fleet still exists. An estimated 100 commercial boats unload cargo in Madeira Beach, according to the Southern Offshore Fishing Association, bringing tons of fresh fish and hundreds of jobs to the area.
In the late 1980s, SOFA erected a sign honoring fishermen who died or were lost. For about a dozen years, the sign greeted shoppers entering the boardwalk on John's Pass Village.
Then in 2000, John's Pass underwent renovations.
Like so many fishermen swept to sea, the sign disappeared.
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Up and down Gulf Boulevard, signs link Madeira Beach to its founding occupation. The Friendly Fisherman. Dockside Dave's. Madeira Beach Seafood Company.
The Church by the Sea served as a beacon for fishermen, who used the light on its steeple to guide themselves home.
But accounting for the fishing community's maritime tragedies — those who didn't make it home — is not easy. The U.S. Coast Guard declined to release a list of names of fishermen who have died at sea. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission also didn't have a comprehensive list.
But an archive search of the Times and Bradenton Herald turned up 142 fishing-related deaths over the past 80 years. Most of the fishermen are from Pinellas County, mainly Madeira Beach, though some left ports in Citrus, Pasco, Hillsborough and Manatee counties.
The stories are harrowing:
Nov. 17, 1933: The Xios, a sponge boat, left Tarpon Springs with a crew of four. The boat and crew were never seen again, though another boat reported seeing smoke in the area where the Xios may have been located.
June 27, 1948: Hazel, a fishing charter, departed Cedar Key with 15 people aboard. Thirty miles out, there was an explosion from the engine room. Thirteen people died.
Oct. 30, 1983: Tony Lathan, a promising outfielder in the Boston Red Sox farm system, was shark fishing off Bradenton when the boat took on water and sank. Lathan, 21, couldn't swim. Two teammates in the boat survived.
Aug. 24, 1984: Tomisene Washington and Larry Griffin left Cedar Key to go fishing. Griffin, 28, was never found. Partial remains of Washington, 31, were found 10 days later — in the belly of a tiger shark.
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At 5:18 a.m. on Sept. 28, 2000, Whitney Taggart disappeared from the Blue Chip 50 miles west of Venice Inlet. Four crew members told the Coast Guard they were below when Taggart, the 41-year-old captain, went overboard.
"If you want to know suffering, tell me somebody is off the boat," said his sister, Jane Taggart. "It's the most horrible thing I have ever been through in my life."
Her brother was a lean man with shoulder-length, twisting blond hair.
Taggart, 43, is still carrying the pain of the loss.
"The mind plays evil games with you," she said. "When did he take his last breath? What was he thinking? What happened?
"You want some answers. You want a body. You want some evidence."
The family held a wake on the beach two days after the Coast Guard called off the search.
Jane Taggart could not bring herself to attend, and has yet to memorialize her brother in any formal way.
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All the deaths occurred in the eastern Gulf of Mexico.
"You think it's like the Atlantic Ocean, where you get big rollers and swells," said Bob Spaeth, an owner of Madeira Beach Seafood Company. "Here we get closer-together waves, but higher."
The difference, said University of South Florida oceanographer Bob Weisberg, is shallower water created by the Continental Shelf — which extends as far west of Florida as the state is wide.
"Twenty-five miles offshore it might only be 100 feet deep," said Weisberg.
When high winds come over the shallow Continental Shelf — and water reacts to the hard ground bottom — seas have nowhere to go but up.
"Deeper is safer," Weisberg said. "Waves are not feeling the bottom. In deep water, those waves tend to be not as steep and they tend to be longer."
"If you ride down the front of a wave, the bow digs into the wave in front of you," said Mark Hubbard, who runs the charter boat business out of Hubbard's Marina in John's Pass Village. "You have no time to recover from one wave to the next."
But Weisberg said fishermen bear some of the blame.
"A lot of times you have boats that are not in the best of repair," Weisberg said.
For years, Richard Wabberson fished in a 69-foot boat, the Missy Cindy, out of Tarpon Springs.
"I've seen a lot of boats I wouldn't cross the river in go offshore," said Wabberson, 62.
On March 20, Wabberson's son, John, 23, fell over the side of the Missy Cindy. Wabberson searched for 18 hours but never found him.
Now Wabberson, who said he captained boats for 35 years on seven continents, lives in Georgia and fishes swamp flats.
"I have no desire to go offshore ever again," he said.
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March 13, 1993: Gene Ippoliti was sitting in his long johns on the captain's chair of the Mary C sipping coffee. A mate they called Shorty was rousting up breakfast in the ice box, where the crew had stashed groceries and 450 pounds of grouper. It was a windy morning, the sun shining.
Then something slapped the boat upside down. "I woke up underwater in the dark," said Ippoliti, 48. "I was starved for air."
He saw a light spot in the water. His window. The wave had blown it out.
On the surface, he tasted diesel fuel. Groceries floated by. He grabbed some cheese and biscuits and stuffed them in his sleeve.
He tried to scale the upside-down hull. Too slippery. Neither Shorty nor another mate, Tim Floyd, were anywhere in sight.
"I knew they were done," Ippoliti said.
As he scanned the floating rubble, he saw a long lid of the boat's ice box float by. A competitive swimmer as a child, he jumped at the chance for a life raft.
"Mark Spitz couldn't have caught me that day," he said.
For the next several hours, he fought waves. They broke over his head and pushed him under. Between them, he took deep breaths and thought about his 6-month-old son, Derrick.
"I talked to God. This is what I said: 'It's Gene again. I know I only call you when I need you. I'm not going to bull---- you and say I'm going to go home and be a priest because I'm not. Just let me go home and kiss my kid again.' "
That afternoon, a Coast Guard plane passed directly overhead — and kept going. Twenty minutes later it reappeared to the north.
If he was not rescued by nightfall, he would no longer be able to see the waves before they broke.
"I just felt like, 'Damn, I'm dead.' It was total gloom and despair."
The ordeal ended after six hours when a Coast Guard helicopter came to him and lowered a basket. Once on board, the crew put him in a neoprene suit and gave him an apple.
The winds that capsized Ippoliti's boat — known forever after as the "no-name storm" — killed at least 171 people, most of them on land.
A month later, another boat found Shorty, whose real name was Loring Bryant, 42. Floyd's body was never found. A joint seaside service was held for both fishermen.
After a year away, Ippoliti agreed to captain another boat, but had to return after three days. "It was just total paranoia."
He has since returned to commercial fishing, but has no illusions about the gulf's dangers.
"You think it's never going to be that bad. But on any occasion it will kill you. As soon as you get offshore and it's over your head, you are in peril."
The common-law rule called for a seven-year waiting period before a person could be declared dead.
That standard has since been replaced by a law presuming death after five years if diligent efforts have been made to find the person. But legal authorities will make exceptions when there is reason to believe death occurred sooner.
"If someone sees a miner walk into a mine three minutes before it collapsed, he could probably be declared dead without much waiting around even if the body is never recovered," said Bruce Howie, a Clearwater lawyer.
A fisherman whose boat vanishes could be seen as having died, Howie said, provided there is no competing set of circumstances that would also explain the same set of facts.
"If the fisherman's boat is found drawn up on the shore of Costa Rica and the fisherman had withdrawn his wife's life savings from their joint account just before leaving," Howie said, "there is a countervailing, equally reasonable inference that he didn't drown in the gulf."
To declare a Florida resident dead, a person with legal standing (such as next of kin) must file a petition with the circuit court in the county of the person's last known address. Any potential creditors or anyone else with an interest in keeping the person alive must be publicly notified.
If a judge determines that death has occurred, he or she issues a final order stating that a death certificate can be produced. The date of the order is considered the date of death. Then claims such as life insurance can be made.
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Feb. 25, 2005: The Gulf Coaster, a boat captained by Mike Costello, pulled out of a marina at Bay Pines. Costello, 29, and his mate, John Molina, 42, planned to spend several days at sea fishing amberjack. They sought that fish because grouper season had been pushed back — part of recent government restrictions on commercial fishing.
For years, efforts to shorten seasons, set trip limits and cap maximum allowable catches for the year had divided the fishing community. Recreational anglers supported them; commercial fishermen said they threatened their livelihood. Occasional fistfights broke out on the docks over the issue.
Some of those efforts have succeeded and are now in place. In 2005, they were just getting started.
Costello had told his mother he needed to take one more trip to make ends meet. On Feb. 27, Costello reported that he was 73 miles west of John's Pass, in an area fishermen call "the Elbow."
He would head back home soon, Costello told his brother. When the Gulf Coaster did not return Feb. 28, the boat's owner called the Coast Guard.
On March 1, they found remnants of the boat and Molina's body 58 miles west of Anna Maria Island. Costello's body was never found.
His mother, Shirley Costello, blames the closures and restrictions for tempting fishermen to press their limits, to go out when they otherwise wouldn't, to pick the wrong side on judgment calls they used to get right.
Five years after the accident, Shirley Costello, 56, has not sought a death certificate. Her son was unmarried, had no children and no life insurance.
A part of her doesn't want one anyway. Without a body, she said, she can never be certain.
"Ninety-nine percent of me knows. One percent of me says someone picked him up and he has amnesia and doesn't know where he is. There will always be a slim possibility because nobody ever found him."
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Efforts to memorialize local fishermen aren't new. In the late 1980s, Spaeth, the fleet owner who also directs the Southern Offshore Fishing Association, paid for a sign at John's Pass Village. It consisted of two heavy planks mounted on posts near the boardwalk entrance, with gold-embossed lettering that read, "John's Pass, Dedicated to Fishermen Lost at Sea."
The shopping center underwent renovations in the late 1990s, and the fishermen's plank sign disappeared.
But now, a group of business people want to enhance John's Pass Village — with its touristy shops and restaurants — with a real memorial to fallen fishermen.
For the past few years, the John's Pass Village Association and the Outdoor Arts Foundation have been raising money for a 6-foot-tall sculpture to go in front of the boardwalk. The Hand of Fate depicts a sea-green hand rising out of the waves cradling a fishing boat.
The engraved names of fishermen from the greater Tampa Bay area will fill a 3-foot base beneath the statue. The group says it has raised nearly half of the $50,000 needed to produce the sculpture by Seminole artist Robert Bruce Epstein.
Mark Hubbard, 46, is a driving force to create the Florida Fishermen Lost at Sea Memorial. His family owns John's Pass Village, and he runs the fishing charter out of Hubbard's Marina.
The Hand of Fate, Hubbard said, is as much a warning as a memorial.
"It's a big wave and a boat getting ready to be crashed," Hubbard said. "Its message is to be careful out there. You are at the mercy of the Gulf of Mexico when you go out there. You have to have your game on, because you won't get second chances very often."
A year ago, the planners put up a website inviting people to submit names of lost fishermen. About a dozen people have.
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Questions swirled after the Miss Detroit vanished in 1943 with all aboard, including Sam Renney, a Gulfport police officer.
Dorothy Renney's original theory — that her husband ran out of gas — had some staying power. The Coast Guard rationed gas carefully during World War II. Perhaps the stranded boat had been run over by a freighter.
Or else it had struck a mine. Maybe a German U-boat had sunk it.
Renney's 10-year-old son, Bill, knew submarines were on the horizon. One time, he had climbed a tree and seen one.
Dorothy Renney simply set one less place at the dinner table. She never had a sit-down talk with her son about what may have happened.
He wondered if his father had been taken as a prisoner of war in another country. Over time that theory stopped making sense.
"If he was alive, then he would have gotten word back," Renney said.
Seven years after pieces of the Miss Detroit were found in the gulf, a court awarded Dorothy Renney a death certificate. Though her husband had no life insurance, the ruling allowed his widow to sell their modest home.
From time to time, Sam Renney came up in family conversation. His wife remembered the way Sam cleaned fish in the back yard. He always threw the heads and tails to a ring of cats that formed around him.
Bill Renney is now 78 and retired from Ford Auto Co. He lives with his wife in Parrish.
About a year ago, he came across the Florida Fishermen Lost at Sea website.
He thought of his father, then clicked the submissions button on the site and began to type.
The boat Miss Detroit, captained by Sam Renney out of John's Pass, disappeared on a routine fishing trip and never returned. Pieces of the boat were found in the following days but no bodies, there were 5 people on board.
It's far from a eulogy. But in 67 years, it's the first time he has acknowledged his father's death in any public way.
"There is no grave," he said. "No headstone. Nothing. This would at least be something to let people know that he did exist."
Times researchers Mary Mellstrom and Shirl Kennedy contributed to this story. Andrew Meacham can be reached at (727) 892-2248 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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THREE men have been sent to prison following a series of supermarket robberies across the West Midlands region, including one in Kidderminster.
Amandeep Singh, 26, of Salisbury Road, Birchfield, Birmingham, pleaded guilty in October 2013 to conspiracy to rob Co-op stores.
He has been sentenced alongside his co-accused Ryan Landon Shaw, 20, from Sedgebourne Way, Northfield, Birmingham, who previously admitted nine offences of conspiracy to rob and Jani Joseph Wright, 25, of Conybere Street, Birmingham, who previously admitted 10 offences of conspiracy to rob.
At Stafford Crown Court today, Singh and Shaw were both jailed for four-and-a-half years and Wright to five years.
All three men were charged in connection with 15 robberies at Co-op stores across the Midlands during a 10-month period in 2012 - including on Wednesday, January 4 of that year, the Stourport Road shop in Kidderminster.
Shaw and Wright were arrested in Bridgnorth on October 31, 2012, Singh was arrested the following day, November 1, in Bartley Green, Birmingham.
During the incidents, Co-op stores were targeted shortly before closing time. Upon entry, offenders were aggressive towards staff, intimidating them and forcing them into back rooms. A member of staff was then forced to open up a safe and put the contents into a bag. The offenders would then leave the scene.
While no physical injuries were caused, many staff across the Midlands stores were left traumatised, some for many weeks after an offence had taken place.
DCI Paul Clews, senior investigating officer, said: "The sentencing, following a detailed investigation, is to be welcomed and sends out a strong message - the region's forces [including West Mercia Police] will work closely together to ensure those causing significant harm will be caught, charged and put before the court.
"These crimes were committed against hard-working members of our communities and left several of the victims traumatised. I hope the prison sentences in some way help to bring closure.
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"More and more people are drinking sake with food, which I emphasize," Matsumoto said.
But with labels printed entirely in Japanese and brand names that are difficult to decipher, even on English labels, Matsumoto's made it his quest both to codify the industry and categorize sakes by season, helping to make guests' experiences with sake less intimidating.
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What we call French toast is simply lost bread to the French. That's literally true; pain perdu, which is what the French call it, literally means "lost bread."
French bread, blissfully free of preservatives and such, must be eaten fresh; it dries out in a day. That's a lot of stale bread to deal with. So, eons ago, people began soaking the bread in a mixture of egg and milk, then sauteeing it. Voila!-I'm sure someone said it at least once-"lost" bread becomes useful once again.


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