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Hill, Andrews thriving while playing with onetime idols
By ALEX HALL
New Hampshire Union Leader
Morgan Andrews boots one while playing for the Boston Breakers. The Breakers host the Pride at Harvard University's Jordan Field Saturday at 4 p.m. (COURTESY)
Rachel Hill grew up cheering for United States Women's National Team soccer players Alex Morgan and Ali Krieger while watching them on television. These days, Hill gets to see her childhood heroes compete in person almost daily.
Hill, a rookie forward from Rollinsford, Morgan and Krieger are teammates on the Orlando Pride of the National Women's Soccer League. Orlando (7-6-5, 26 points) also boasts Marta, a five-time FIFA World Player of the Year and member of the Brazil Women's National Team.
"I'm looking up to them, trying to take everything in from how they perform and I'm really learning from them," Hill said.
Like Hill, Morgan Andrews grew up watching the U.S. Women's National Team compete in the FIFA Women's World Cup and Olympics.
Andrews, a Milford native, always dreamed of playing professionally like the national team members she idolized as a kid. Her dream became reality Jan. 12 when the Boston Breakers selected her with the No. 3 overall pick in the 2017 NWSL College Draft. Hill was drafted No. 14 overall by the Portland Thorns, who traded her to Orlando six days later.
Hill, who played with Andrews on U.S. youth national teams when she was younger, is hoping she will get the chance to face her former teammate this weekend. The Breakers (3-8-7, 16 points) host Orlando at Harvard University's Jordan Field Saturday at 4 p.m.
Hill is recovering from an ankle sprain and did not play in Orlando's past two games.
Saturday's contest will mark one of Andrews' final appearances for Boston this season. The 22-year-old will head back to the University of Southern California next week to finish school and earn her broadcast and digital journalism degree.
Andrews said she will play with the Breakers Aug. 26 when they travel to play Sky Blue FC and be available if the team needs her going forward.
"I definitely had great ups this season but I've also had a lot of lessons and learning experiences and it was a different way of playing and a different way of being in a team environment," Andrews said. "It was a dream come true being able to call myself a professional but there's also a lot of work to be done."
Hill, 22, joined the Pride nearly a month after the NWSL season began. She graduated from the University of Connecticut May 7 with a sports management degree and left for Orlando shortly afterward.
Less than two weeks into her career with the Pride, Hill found herself in the starting lineup for Orlando's home game against Andrews and the Breakers June 3.
Hill, UConn's second all-time leader in goals scored (61), played the entire game in her NWSL debut, helping Orlando to a 2-0 triumph over Boston. The contest marked the first time Hill and Andrews had ever faced each other.
Once Hill got her break, it did not take her long to live up to her goal-scoring reputation. Her first career goal proved to be the game-winner in Orlando's 3-2 victory over Sky Blue on June 28.
Hill, a Somersworth High School graduate, has become more comfortable on the ball and taking players on as the season has progressed.
"I've started to do that a little bit more," Hill said. "I'm taking chances when I have them. I'm slowly improving."
Andrews, who scored 35 goals in college over her time at Notre Dame and USC, has yet to score for the Breakers. Boston coach Matt Beard has used Andrews in a more defensive capacity as a holding midfielder, which has been an adjustment for the former Milford High School star.
"I said when we signed her in the draft that we saw her as a (No.) 6 and 8, particularly because she has good size, is physical and reads the game well," Beard said.
Andrews misses playing higher up the field but has embraced her new role. She has become a regular in Boston's lineup since her first start — a 3-1 loss at the North Carolina Courage June 17.
Andrews said playing alongside veteran and fellow defensive midfielder Angela Salem has helped her adjust to the new position. Salem, 29, played at Francis Marion University and has been a professional since 2010.
"She taught me how to get into the position I needed to be in, be a stronger defender one on one and as a defender alongside the team," Andrews said. "She helped me out a lot with being a defender and being a better teammate and player on the field because she leads by example."
Andrews might find herself using some defensive tactics Salem has taught her to slow Hill come Saturday.
"She's such a creator and such a positive player," Andrews said of Hill. "I don't love when she creates opportunities against my team but she's so fun to watch."


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Niagara-Wheatfield's voters nearly evenly split on Tuesday defeating the proposed $62.7 million school budget 1,601 to 1,598.
Just four more voters in favor of the school budget would have made the difference. A total of 3,290 voters cast ballots, described by officials as "a good turnout."
N-W wasn't alone. Budgets in the nearby Lewiston-Porter and Wilson school districts also went down to defeat.
In the board of education race, Lori Pittman (1,876 votes) and Amy Deull (1,807 votes) defeated Lorna Tilley-Peltier (1,357 votes).
"I'm speechless," said Board President Steven Sabo after the budget numbers were read.
Sabo said his board now has three choices: offer the same budget again, offer the budget with some changes or go to a budget with no increase that would mean no music, no sports and possibly no kindergarten.
Sabo said he personally would recommend the first option to the board at its Wednesday, May 22, meeting (after the Tribune went to press). He said the school district already has pretty much maxed out increasing class sizes, and further cuts will affect all grades and all buildings.
New York state voters approved 95.5 percent of school district budgets on Tuesday, according to an early analysis Wednesday by the New York State School Boards Association. There was a 98 percent passage rate for school districts within the tax cap; a 30 percent passage rate for districts exceeding cap. Schools statewide proposed an average tax levy increase of 2.8 percent for 2013-14, according to NYSSBA. Niagara-Wheatfield was asking for a 5.91 percent tax levy increase, but it was within its state cap limit.
Pittman, a Town of Niagara resident, will begin her term on June 30. A nurse manager in the intensive care unit at Mount St. Mary's Hospital and Health Center, she is the mother of three N-W grads and one current 10th-grader. A former N-W board member, she returned to fill a vacancy last November.
"You say 'tighten the belt,' I don't know where that's going to come from," said Pittman, a longtime proponent of the district's music program. "I think we have a lot of difficulty ahead of us."
Deull, a Wheatfield resident, will begin her three-year term on July 1. The co-founder of the Niagara County Patriots, she had been at the high school polling place all day, but wasn't inside the Adult Learning Center when the final numbers were announced. She had emphasized during her campaign that she was interested in sound financial management to ensure best educational opportunities for students within available funds.
"Students, parents, school employees, and taxpayers are all partners in this effort and must all be respected. We can't solve problems by throwing money at them," she said.
District Clerk Robin Vertino, a veteran of N-W elections, said in the past the majority of budgets won voter approval. Last year, the $61.78 million budget, which was over the tax cap and required a 60 percent super majority, was defeated by 292 votes. The board reduced that budget to $60.5 million, which passed. The 2004 budget would have needed 32 votes to pass, but was rejected by voters. The board put up the same budget for a second vote and it passed, she said.
In other election matters, the proposition allowing a student to serve on the board of education as an ex officio, non-voting member passed 1,855 to 1,107.

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The first year of university-level study is challenging. The College of Arts and Sciences offers students two programs that help them complete the first year successfully and acquire the skills and background necessary for success throughout their university careers.
In their first semester, students are encouraged to enroll in the Teacher-Advisor Program (TAP), which is designed to help students begin a successful liberal arts education. TAP combines interactive courses with careful academic advising. In TAP seminars, students approach significant issues from a variety of points of view, develop their critical thinking, and improve their skills in oral and written communication. Students' TAP instructors are also their academic advisors and help first-year students discover their interests and reach academic goals. TAP courses all satisfy the college's Distribution Requirements. Typical topics for TAP courses include "Science as a Way of Knowing", "Coming to America: Autobiography and Ethnicity", "Geology and Ecology of Lake Champlain", "Rationality: Belief in God", and "Student Movements in the Twentieth Century". More than fifty different courses like these are available to first-year students each year.
As students enter their second semester, it is important for them to continue developing the critical thinking, speaking and writing skills cultivated in TAP, and also to reflect on their choices of majors and minors. The second-semester program, AIM (Academic Introduction to the Major), is designed to facilitate the transition into a potential major. Courses identified in the AIM Program encourage the intellectual shift from a broad exposure to the liberal arts to in-depth study in a particular field. The AIM Program identifies courses in all disciplines that serve as "gateway" courses to the major, giving students an opportunity to begin exploring the discipline in a more substantial manner in course work that introduces them to the nature of inquiry typical in the major.


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As ever on Fridays, the world this week takes a look back at the big headlines with a panel of journalists and specialists. On this week's show we consider the worst clashes between the two Koreas since the end of the Korean war, the elections begin held in the rubble and despite a cholera epidemic in Haiti and the trial of former Congolese vice president Jean-Pierre Bemba at the International Criminal Court in the Hague. The week as seen by our panel of journalists on France 24.
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Are you and your friends staying in Missoula for the Bobcat/Griz game? Townsquare Media and Town Pump have put together a fun local event for those of us who are unable to make the trek over to Bozeman. The event will take place at Caras Park on Saturday, Nov 23. This time of year usually comes with lower temperatures, so there will be heated areas to keep everyone warm. Since we are expecting many people from the community to come join us, all of the TVs showing the Brawl of the Wild game will be at least 60' wide, so you wont miss a moment.
Just because we will not be at the Washington-Grizzly Stadium does not mean we cannot continue the tailgating ritual. The Badlander will be there serving alcohol, featuring products from Zip Beverage. The game doesn't start until 12:05 p.m., but tailgating will begin at 11 a.m. Food vendors will be on site as well.
This event is free, and those of all ages are invited! Every year Missoula challenges Bozeman to see who can raise the most canned goods for their local food banks. To help Missoula win this competition, there is a suggested donation of two canned or non-perishable food items.
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Scotty McCreery, Lauren Alaina, Casey James, LeAnn Rimes, Lee Brice, Jana Kramer, Dustin Lynch and Chris Young among stars scheduled to appear; voting continues at www.theacas.com
Jason Aldean, Lady Antebellum, Dierks Bentley, Luke Bryan and Little Big Town are set to perform at the American Country Awards airing live from Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas Monday, Dec. 10 (8 to 10 p.m.), on Fox.
Hosted by Trace Adkins and Kristin Chenoweth, the two-hour event will also feature appearances by Scotty McCreery, Lauren Alaina, Casey James, LeAnn Rimes, Lee Brice, Jana Kramer, Dustin Lynch and Chris Young. Additional performers and presenters to be announced soon.
The two-hour live music spectacular offers country music fans the opportunity to vote for their favorite artists not only in traditional categories, but also in a previously unrecognized area - touring - encompassing the entire spectrum of country music.
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The book, published in August 2008, explores 13 anomalies, the things that science can't explain, and uses historical examples to show how these anomalies are likely to lead us to the next scientific revolutions. The purpose of this website is to provide a discussion forum for the issues raised. Scientific evidence is ever-changing, and the web provides the perfect place to keep up to date with the latest evidence and ideas about these topics.
A fascinating and humbling perspective on humanity's vaunted scientific wisdom. The book's chapters are arranged with beautiful logic on a continuum of topics that begins with physics and cosmology, proceeds through biology, and ends, more or less, in consciousness studies. Concise historical backstory and vivid portraits of researchers offer a true sense of the Great Work of science and the still-murky dark corners of its realm. Read full review
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What's new in Canada travel, from coast to coast
From whale watching to discovering Canada's newest UNESCO World Heritage site, there is lots to see and do across Canada as I discovered earlier this month at the Canadian Tourism Commission's GoMedia conference in Charlottetown. Here is some of the latest news on events and attractions across the nation to help you plan your next Canadian vacation. The best part? No passport is required for any of these trips!
— The Okanagan-Thompson region is famous for its wineries and culinary scene. Orofino Winery has a 1.6 km dinner — you can't get more local than that! There are also lavender farms, bee farms, cheese-makers and more. Many wineries also have lodging as well as cooking classes, fine dining and yoga in the vineyard.
— Sun Peaks resort will be easier to get to this ski season with additional WestJet flights to Kamloops from Vancouver or Calgary. The ski-in, ski-out family friendly resort has programs for all abilities, including a race camp for children. Rates this winter start at $119 per night and include a lift pass.
Find out what else is new in travel across Canada and check out photos and videos from Nicole's trip to Charlottetown here
— Banff National Park's annual Snow Days festival will take place from Jan. 11 to Feb. 9. Canada's Sochi Olympic snow team will help kick off the festival before they fly to Russia for the 2014 Games. There will also be events at ski resorts, a parade and interactive installations such as a 12-metre-high ice wall that visitors can climb! — Canadian Rocky Mountain Resorts run its own ranch and bakery to supply the best bison and elk meat, and baked goods. A Chef's Table package at Buffalo Mountain Lodge features wine pairings and local ingredients for $120 per person including wine, tax, tip and a gift. The resort is five minutes from downtown Banff.
— Top Chef Canada's Dale Mackay is opening Ayden Kitchen and Bar in Saskatoon. Following the eat local food trend, the restaurant will feature the best local produce and even have its own butcher shop. Look for it in late October.
— Regina is gearing up for the Grey Cup in November. More than 45,000 people are expected to attend the game, and accommodations are going fast. The tourism representative I spoke with suggested people look to cities around Regina for accommodation options.
In fall 2014, the Canadian Museum for Human Rights will open in Winnipeg — the first national museum outside of Ottawa.
— The new Ripley's Aquarium — the first in Canada — will be unveiled in Toronto at the end of September. The 12,500 sq-metre, 5.7-million litre aquarium will house marine life from around the world. The city's Nuit Blanche art event is set for Oct. 5.
— Ottawa's Diefenbunker — a four-storey bunker built during the Cold War to protect politicians and military in the event of a nuclear attack — will hold a haunted zombie evening for Halloween. The Diefenbunker is also the location of Canada's Cold War Museum.
Labrador is celebrating Red Bay, which was recently named a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the new Trans Lateral Highway. A former Spanish whaling station, Red Bay is also one of North America's top underwater archeological sites with many sunken Basque whaling ships in the harbour. The Trans Lateral Highway connects the west and east portions of Labrador — a five to seven day drive when stopping to enjoy the quaint villages of Labrador.
— The Maritime region is home to spectacular whale watching — 13 species can be seen along the north shore of the St. Lawrence from May to October.
— From late February to early March, tourists can see, touch and hold baby seals in the Magdalen area.
— February 2014 is the 60th anniversary of the Quebec Winter Carnival. A $15 passport gives guests access to all events, except dog and horse sleigh rides.
— Fredericton will hold its first poutine festival on Nov. 10. Local chefs will be creating their own versions of poutine using local ingredients.
— In nearby Prince William, the Kings Landing Historical Settlement will celebrate its 40th anniversary next year with special events and hands-on fun for families. Kings Landing was created when a dam had to be built on the St. John's river, and many historic houses were moved to the living history museum.
— Culinary travel is a big trend in Canada's smallest province and seafood leads the way. Tourists can take boat tours to catch lobsters or oysters, and even "Feed the Giants" on a tour that sails to waters inhabited by 500-kilo-plus tuna.
Visitors to Dawson City can sample the unique Sour Toe Cocktail — recently in the news because one tourist decided to actually swallow the pickled toe — visit a working gold mine or pan for gold.
— Visitors to Yellowknife can borrow a bike (free) to explore the city on two wheels. New public markets selling local food and arts have also opened.
— The northern portion of Wood Buffalo National Park is great for spotting wildlife — particularly bison — hiking or visiting the salt plains.


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Farms and markets have been a part of rural British Columbia life for more than 100 years.
Whether it's the Fraser Valley, Thompson Okanagan region, or Vancouver Island, many farms welcome visitors for tours and demonstrations. Purchase fresh fruit and produce, just-collected free-range eggs, delicious cheese and milk, and much more.
Touring some of BC's best farms can provide a rather tasty education. It's a chance to learn about organic farming and other sustainable farming practices – and taste a few samples! The Vancouver, Coast & Mountains region has self-guided Circle Farm Tours to follow.
British Columbia also hosts farmers markets in many communities. Most farmers markets take place on weekends from spring through fall, but some places also have winter markets. Markets enable shoppers to meet the farmers and artisans who grew, raised, caught or produced the food for sale. Enjoy this tempting opportunity to taste a bounty of farm-fresh local foods and to browse and buy locally made arts and crafts.
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Farmers markets and roadside fruit stands and vegetable stands provide an excellent chance to chat with the farmers and buy fresh produce and unique crafts. Summer is the prime time for farmers markets, since items are in season. Contact community visitor centres for information on local markets and fruit stands.
Vancouver Island: Many Vancouver Island organic farms welcome visitors for fascinating tours and impressive tastings; the Cowichan Valley and Saanich Peninsula are key farming areas.
Numerous communities host weekend markets with locally grown and seasonal foods. Check out the Salt Spring Island Saturday Market and the "goats on the roof" market in Coombs. Popular farmers markets in Victoria include the Moss Street Market, the Peninsula Country Market, and the Metchosin Farmers Market.
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A book I'm reading about Elizabethan poets tells me that "lapis" is an adjective meaning "insensate" or "lacking empathy". I had to question that in my mind since I've always associated the word with a jewelled stone, as in "lapis lazuli". Looking up an online dictionary, I find that to be correct. "Lapis" means stone, and is a noun, not an adjective. But maybe there is a secondary meaning which isn't listed. Can anyone throw any light on this?
Generally, can Latin nouns be converted into adjectives? In English many of our adjectives are derived from a noun, so, for example, we can turn "stone" into an adjective "stony". Can you do the same in Latin?


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I have a longstanding love affair with Reese's Peanut Butter Cups. One that time never forgets. Imposters have come and gone, hoping to replace them in my heart, but all paled in comparison.
No matter how long it's been, when I hold that crinkly orange package in my hand the bond is still there. And my heart still gives a trill. Like a best friend you haven't seen in years but it only feels like a day.
In all of their simplicity the satisfying combo of salty peanut butter and sweet milk chocolate holds a certain charm for me.
Being of the firm belief that homemade is best it makes perfect sense that I would recreate one of my life long favorites. A batch can be made in about an hour using minimal ingredients. They make the best gifts. And is a great project to do with kids.
One of the things I like about making them myself is that I can personalize them in ways that even money can't buy. I added mini salted pretzels, honey-roasted peanuts and festive sprinkles to mine. What would you add to yours? I'd love to hear your ideas for my next batch!
The Verdict? They are undeniably reminiscent of the original! Be still my heart. I have eaten enough of these in my lifetime to admit that I truly would not be able to tell the difference between them if I were subjected to a blind taste test. The resemblance is remarkable!
In six steps I'm going to show you just how easy it is to make homemade peanut butter cups, followed by a dark chocolate salted caramel version using the same technique.
Assemble your ingredients.
The recipe begins by making the filling. Use a fork to combine the peanut butter, confectioners' sugar, vanilla extract and salt until smooth and cohesive. You control the sweetness and the saltiness by adding more or less sugar and salt. The amount of sugar will determine how thick the filling is, the thicker being easy to work with. Store in refrigerator until ready to use.
Melt half of the chocolate using a double boiler or the microwave on the chocolate setting, checking and stirring every 15 seconds until smooth and creamy. I prefer the double boiler for the control it gives me. It's easier to scorch or burn the chocolate in the microwave. A double boiler can easily be made by placing a stainless steel bowl over a sauce pan. Fill with a small amount of water and bring to a simmer, stir chocolate until smooth and melted. If using the microwave, place the melted bowl of chocolate over a saucepan of hot water while filling the cups to keep it warm and fluid.
Line a mini-muffin pan or a baking sheet with aluminum candy cups or baking cups.
Drop a rounded teaspoon of chocolate into each cup and use the back of the spoon to draw it up the sides to coat the sides of the cups. A plastic 1/2 teaspoon measuring spoon is just the right size to comfortable fit in the cups and worked best for me. Refrigerate for ten minutes to allow the chocolate to set.
Add the filling to the cups, just short of the top and flatten. Depending on how much confectioners' sugar you used the filling may be thick enough to shape with your hands.
Melt the other half of the chocolate and add just under a teaspoon to each one, smoothing evenly over top with the back of the spoon. Refrigerate and allow to set.
Peanut Butter Cups
(by Reeni)
1 cup peanut butter (not natural or reduced fat)
2/3 -1 cup confectioners' sugar, sifted
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/2 – 1 teaspoon sea or kosher salt, optional
16 ounce milk chocolate bar (like Nestle)
1. In a medium mixing bowl combine peanut butter, 2/3 cup confectioners' sugar, vanilla and salt with a fork. Taste and add additional sugar/salt if desired. Store in refrigerator until ready to use.
2. Line a mini muffin tin or baking sheet with aluminum candy cups or baking cups
3. Use a double boiler to melt half of the chocolate, alternately use the chocolate setting on your microwave, checking and stirring every 15 seconds.
4. Drop a teaspoonful of chocolate into the bottom of each liner and use the back of a spoon to draw the chocolate up the sides. A 1/2 teaspoon measuring spoon works well for this. Refrigerate for ten minutes.
5. Add a spoonful of filling to each cup and flatten out the top. Depending on how much confectioners' sugar you used the filling might be thick enough to shape with your hands.
6. Melt the remaining chocolate using the same method. Drop a teaspoonful over top of each one and smooth out. Refrigerate.
Makes 26-30 cups.
Follow the same steps to make dark chocolate salted caramel cups. Simply replace the milk chocolate with dark chocolate, the peanut butter filling with caramel and sprinkle sea salt over the tops. The caramel I use is dulce de leche, a soft milk caramel popular in Mexico and South America.
Dark Chocolate Salted Caramel Cups
(by Reeni)
1 cup dulce de leche (recipe link) or thick dessert caramel sauce
1/2 to 1 teaspoon sea or kosher salt, plus more for sprinkling over top
16 ounce dark chocolate bar (like Hershey's Special Dark)
1. Line a mini muffin tin or baking sheet with aluminum candy cups or baking cups
3. Use a double boiler to melt half of the chocolate, alternately use the chocolate setting on your microwave, checking and stirring every 15 seconds.
4. Drop a teaspoonful of chocolate into the bottom of each liner and use the back of a spoon to draw the chocolate up the sides. Set in refrigerator for ten minutes.
5. Add a spoonful of caramel to each cup and flatten out the top.
6. Melt the remaining chocolate using the same method. Drop a teaspoonful over top of each one and smooth out. Sprinkle salt over top. Refrigerate until set.
Makes 26-30 cups.
My Notes:
-I experimented by making four batches using different chocolates. The easiest chocolate to work with was Hershey's special dark chocolate which is likely due to its low sugar content, followed by Nestle milk chocolate bars, candy melts and Giardelli chocolate chips. The chocolate chips were thick and goopy and the hardest to work with. The candy melts worked fine, but using them really sacrifices taste and gives the chocolate a stale, cheap flavor.
-Chilling briefly between each step makes working with the ingredients much easier.
-These are best stored in the refrigerator and taken out to come to room temperature before eating. They can be frozen.
-Dulce de Leche can be found in the Spanish section of your market, usually in cans near the coconut milk. I have also included a link to a recipe I use for making it in a crockpot.
-Candy cups, candy melts and candy boxes can be found at your local crafts store like A.C. Moore, Michael's and Ben Franklin. Some grocery stores have them including Walmart (housewares section).
-Don't worry about making them perfect – like a machine would! Imperfections add to their rustic, homemade charm.


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Costa Rica Angered By Swedish TV Network's Use Of Anthem To Promote Comedy Show
STOCKHOLM (AP) – A Swedish TV network has apologized to Costa Rica for using the Central American country's national anthem to promote a comedy show.
TV4 is using the anthem in a trailer for "Parlamentet," a popular game show featuring some of Sweden's best-known comedians.
After receiving complaints from Costa Ricans living in Sweden, Costa Rica lodged a diplomatic protest, calling it a "grave disrespect to our national symbol."
Network spokesman Anders Edholm told The Associated Press on Friday that producers have apologized to Costa Rica's ambassador in Sweden and Norway, and assured him they won't show the trailer after the first episode of the season airs Sunday.
Edholm said producers picked the tune from a music library because it was "beautiful and grand" but weren't aware it was Costa Rica's national anthem.
"If any Costa Ricans were offended we of course apologize," he said.
Costa Rican Ambassador Manuel Antonio Barrantes Rodriguez said he was pleased by the network's promise not to use the anthem after Sunday.
"At the same time we feel offended," he told AP. "It's outrageous to use a national anthem as background music."
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As a farm machinery mechanic and writer, Dan brings a hands-on approach that only a pro can muster. Along with his In the Shop blog, Dan writes a column by the same name as well as the Shop Series for Farm Journal magazine. Always providing practical information, he is a master at tackling technical topics and making them easy for all of our readers to understand. He and his wife, Becky, live near Bouton, Iowa.
I'm not especially comfortable speaking in front of crowds, but wouldn't be ashamed to hand out printed cards with the following advice to this year's graduating class. Some of the advice is related to fixing mechanical things, some of the advice is about life in general, and some of it could go either way.
-"Economical" and "cheap" are not the same when it comes to buying tools.
-If a hydraulic leak stops, it's not because the leak magically fixed itself and everything is now "okay." It's because the reservoir ran out of oil.
-In the mind of a customer, one botched repair erases the memories of 25 successful repairs.
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The 'Wright' Shaker Counter
You don't need symmetry to build a period piece that pleases the eye.
by Glen D. Huey
Pages 40-47
If you joined the Shaker Hancock Bishopric in the early part of the 19th century, you may have had the opportunity to work with an outstanding craftsman named Grove Wright (1789-1861). Wright, along with his long-time apprentice, Thomas Damon, built the counter from which this piece was adapted.
In designing the counter, Wright chose an asymmetrical layout that differed greatly from the symmetry found outside the confines of the Shaker villages. Of particular note is the drawer arrangement. The counter front is divided into thirds. Four small drawers occupy one-third, while three wider and taller drawers fill the remaining two thirds. To my eye, this arrangement visually balances the two banks of drawers. The narrow section, busy with the four drawers, is equally weighted to that of the wider right-hand side with its three taller drawers. Also, this design, with no two drawer blades (also known as drawer dividers) meeting at the same location, allows each blade tenon to be long enough in length for added strength.
Video: See Glen D. Huey cut the tenons for the breadboard ends on this countertop.
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PMVR is a Java applet that displays 360 degree panoramic images in a web page and in full screen mode (great performance, even on 2560x1600 displays) - a great alternative to QTVR (QuickTime VR) for creating large multi-node virtual tours. PMVR was designed to be small, fast, and multi-platform....
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Unlike traditional calculators this easy to use software calculator displays all input data ,making it easy to double check on data entered ,data can also be randomly altered without having to re-input the entire calculation . It also has full data saving , back-up and protection features, is...
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Tourweaver is a Flash virtual tour creating tool, which helps to create full screen interactive virtual tours with maps,hotspots,company information, dynamic text, pop-up images for certain scenes,radars and url links.
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Simple Full Screen Background Image will allow you to easily upload and set a full screen image as the background of your website. Images will be automatically scaled with the browser, so regardless of the browser size, the image will always fill the screen, even as the browser is resized live....
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The HVFULLSC package allows you to replace the poor quality full screen OEM VGA "hardware" fonts provided in either the Windows Codepage Information files, or the Video Graphics card's ROM BIOS, with Procon's High Visibility HVFont. This makes working in full screen modes much easier...
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Tin project is a full-screen easy to use Netnews reader. It can read news locally (i.e., /var/spool/news) or remotely (rtin or tin -r option) via a NNTP (Network News Transport Protocol) server. It will automatically utilize NOV (News OVerview) style index files if available locally or via...
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Green Tomato Chow Chow
Makes 2 quarts
This wonderful chow chow will perk up any meal, adding color and taste to your meal. Because it's so pretty, not to mention a little bit different, it makes a great gift. If you can't find green tomatoes at your market, ask the produce manager to or
Find this recipe and more in Chef Paul Prudhomme's Always Cooking!.
2 tablespoons Chef Paul Prudhomme's Seafood Magic®
1 teaspoon dill weed
1 teaspoon dry mustard
4 cups water
2 cups sugar
½ cup white wine vinegar
¼ cup white balsamic vinegar
1 tablespoon tamari
1 teaspoon toasted sesame oil
1 cup chopped fresh Anaheim chile peppers
1 cup chopped fresh poblano chile peppers
1 cup chopped fresh banana chile peppers or wax peppers
1 cup finely chopped fresh jalapeño peppers
2 cups chopped onions
2 cups sweet potatoes, peeled and cut into 1/2 inch pieces
4 cups green tomatoes, cut into ¾ inch pieces
how to prepare
Combine the first three ingredients in a small bowl to make the Seasoning Mix.In a 4-quart pot, combine the water, sugar, the two vinegars, the tamari, sesame oil, and the Seasoning Mix. Bring to a boil, stirring constantly until the sugar is dissolved. Add all the vegetables and cook until the sweet potatoes are cooked, and the onions are soft and translucent, about 9 minutes. Pour off the cooking liquid and measure it-you should have about 3½ cups. If you have less, add enough water to make 3½ cups, and if you have more, simmer the liquid until it is reduced to 3½ cups. Return the liquid to the vegetables and refrigerate until ready to serve.
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text: Well, the same shelter Jazzy came from called me today and asked if I wanted to be put on a list for future cavaliers that come in, I told them sure, I'd be glad to help - Their response "Great, because we've got another little girl for you" LOL This one was surrendered as a "PALM MIX" - But there's no way, I see no pom in her at all. Anyway, I picked her up today, and I have no doubt in my mind that she's a black/tan cavalier mix. Her body shape and structure, coat, and markings are all cavalier, if you take her from her neck back she looks JUST like a cavalier, but her face is definatly not a cavalier face - I'm guessing Cavalier/Sheltie mix. She's just a puppy (only about 9 months according to her surrender paperes) and was very hard to get pictures of LOL I got a few I'll try to download so people can give me their opinion on her later tonight. Anyone have any good ideas for names for her? She came with the name "Cuddles", but I hate that name! And she doesn't even respond to it, so I have no guilt changing it! She's in my lap right now, WHAT A DOLL! She's a bit timid (heck, poor baby has been through alot in the last 2 days!) but she's very very sweet, her personality and temperment is all cavalier, she reminds me in behavior so much of Amber, with the exception of her being more timid then Amber, the more time I spend with her, the more cavalier she seems!!


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WASHINGTON (AP) — It long has been assumed by sociologists that Latinos eventually would be redefined as "white" as they joined the mainstream, but the Census Bureau now wants to classify Latinos as their own distinct group in the next census, in 2020.
The proposal is based on census research that finds many Latinos do not identify with the current race categories.
One possible revision, urged by Kenneth Prewitt, a former bureau director, would drop the word "race" from the census form altogether, simply offering a set of check boxes for categories such as black, white and Hispanic that is preceded by the question, "Are you ...?"
"Whether we're tabulating by income or poverty, Hispanic is treated as a de facto race," said Roberto Ramirez, chief of the Census Bureau's ethnicity and ancestry branch, in an interview. As it stands now, he says, many Latinos are checking "some other race."


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The Winklevoss twins lost the biggest social-network showdown ever when their rival, Mark Zuckerberg, walked away with Facebook. Now they are trying againwith a social network for professional investors.Flush with at least $65 million from the settlement of a legal battle with Mr. Zuckerberg and Facebook Inc., FB -2.18% Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss are backing fellow Harvard alumnus Divya Narendra, their ally in the Facebook fight, in the investment website. The Winklevosses have put $1 million into SumZero, which was founded by Mr. Narendra and another Harvard alum Aalap Mahadevia, in 2008.
"The band is back together," Tyler Winklevoss said over lunch at Manhattan's Ace Hotel with his brother Cameron and Mr. Narendra.
The Winklevosses and Mr. Narendra became famous courtesy of the 2010 film "The Social Network," which chronicled the founding of Facebook and legal disputes between Mr. Zuckerberg and his early collaborators.
In person, the twins are more soft spoken than their counterparts in the movie. One brother would often finish the other's thoughts as they each dined on chargrilled lamb burgers.
In December 2002, the twins and Mr. Narendra convened in a dorm room during their junior year to discuss Harvard Connection, an idea for a social network. The name was later changed to ConnectU, a site they hired Mr. Zuckerberg to help design in late 2003. Early in 2004, Mr. Zuckerberg formed Facebook and subsequently parted ways with the group, sparking a battle over ownership rights to what became a social-media giant.
Until last year, the twins' lives were almost entirely consumed by the litigation and a different kind of battle: a quest for victory as Olympic rowers.
Both came to an end last year. Last December, the twins decided not to make a run for the London Games. They also reached a final settlement that included cash and stock in Facebook. The settlement reportedly awarded the twins $20 million in cash and $45 million of private Facebook stock at a time when the company was valued at $15 billion. (Today, Facebook has a market capitalization of $47.1 billion. Including restricted stock units and options granted to employees, its market cap is $60.3 billion, down from $104 billion at the time of its IPO.)
The twins declined to discuss the terms of the settlement.
In February the brothers formed Winklevoss Capital as a vehicle to invest their personal wealth. Their first investment in June was SumZero, which brings together investors to share trading ideas and research.
SumZero.com has parallels with the first versions of Facebook. For one, Mr. Narendra believes the key to ensuring high-quality ideas was exclusivity. The site allows investors to become members only if they work on the "buy side." SumZero defines that group as investment professionals at hedge funds, mutual funds, and private-equity firms. Analysts from the "sell side" such as Wall Street banks aren't allowed.
"We're offering the site as an alternative to sell-side research," Mr. Narendra said. The site offers a weekly newsletter available to anyone but asks users for permission before placing their material in it.
The appeal for members is the chance to read ideas from other investors, but also to spread the word about investments they already have.
The four-year-old site has about 7,500 members, and Mr. Narendra says he continues to review each application personally, rejecting about 75% of them. Even the Winklevoss twins weren't given access to the site before they become part owners of it.
Tyler likens the concept to the early days of Facebook, when only people with ".edu" email addresses from certain universities were eligible to join. "It's the same check," he says.
The site also requires that members regularly submit trading ideas to maintain access to material posted by others. Members who don't submit an idea for six months lose access to the database, but can get it back if they post a new one. The site also lets users follow one another and set up alerts for material posted about stocks they track.
While these members use the site free, SumZero sells limited access to outside investors, who pay $129 per month for a small number of investment ideas that Mr. Narendra chooses after getting permission from their authors.
Longer term, Mr. Narendra may charge large institutions for access so they can seek out talented buy-side investors to manage money. Some big institutions may also be willing to pay for the right to view research without submitting ideas.
Mr. Narendra said the site experimented with advertisements, but he thought they cheapened the user experience.
The Winklevosses plan to be more than passive investors. SumZero will move into their Manhattan office space near Madison Square Park when it opens in October, allowing them to work with Mr. Narendra frequently. "We want to get involved and really roll up our sleeves," Tyler Winklevoss said.
"We always saw ourselves in careers as entrepreneurs or angels," said Cameron. "My favorite toy as a kid was Legos. I loved building things, and that's what we're doing with SumZero."
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Changing the top case will also give you a new trackpad.
Use a coin to turn the battery locking screw 90 degrees clockwise.
Lift the battery out of the computer.
Remove the four Phillips screws from the memory door.
Slide the memory door away from the memory compartment.
I recommend that you have several (ie 10-12) little cups nearby with a pen and some small scraps of paper to write on. As you remove screws, step by step, place that step's screws into one cup and label it "Step #X". That way, when you're putting everything back together, you won't have to guess as to which screws were for which step. I did this, on a recommendation of a friend who did this very same repair, and it made the reassembly even easier.
Remove the following 8 screws:
Two 3 mm Phillips in the battery compartment, on either side of the battery contacts.
Two 12 mm Phillips on either side of the memory compartment.
Four 16 mm Phillips along the hinge.
Rotate the computer 90 degrees clockwise, so that the power receptacle faces you.
Remove the three 3 mm Phillips screws.
Turn the computer 90 degrees clockwise so that the hinge faces you.
Remove the bottom 5 mm Phillips screw on either side of the hinge (two total).
By "bottom", it means the top ones (if the computer were right-side-up), i.e. the ones closer to the lid.
Rotate the computer 90 degrees clockwise, so that the ports face you.
Remove the three 3 mm Phillips screws.
Don't be hasty! I've seen 2 laptops with a forlorn screw trapped in a video port screwhole, from where it's very difficult, if not impracticable, to remove it.
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Don't be hasty! I've seen 2 laptops with a forlorn screw trapped in a video port screwhole, from where it's very difficult, if not impracticable, to remove it.
I've done that. Was not fun extracting the screw. I had to use a a large speaker magnet to get it out.
Turn the computer over and open the display.
Remove the two 1.5 mm hex screws in either corner, next to the display (a T6 Torx driver will work, but repeated use will strip the screws).
Grasp the back corners of the upper case and pull up. Do not pull the upper case off yet; you still need to disconnect the keyboard and trackpad cable.
Lift the back of the case up and work your fingers along the sides, freeing the case as you go. Once you have freed the sides, you may need to rock the case up and down to free the front of the upper case.
Rotate the upper case up and toward the screen, so that the upper case rests against it.
For this stage I found Step 9 and Step 10 in the guide for Hard Drive replacement were helpful in expanding on removal of top cover. See link here : PowerBook G4 Aluminum 15" 1-1.5 GHz Hard Drive Replacement
Remove the orange tape securing the trackpad ribbon to the logic board.
Disconnect the trackpad ribbon from the logic board.
Remove the upper case from the computer.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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