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‘Titanic’ Exhibit Opens At The Henry Ford
DEARBORN (WWJ/AP) – An exhibition focused on the Titanic has opened at Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn as the 100th anniversary of the ship’s sinking approaches.
The museum will host “Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition” from Saturday through Sept. 30. The touring exhibition includes more than 300 artifacts. Visitors to the museum in Dearborn also will learn about passengers on board the ship who had ties to Michigan.
“We’ll have artifacts that have never been displayed and sort of gathered together like this before,” said Tom Varitek, Senior Program Manager at the Henry Ford.”
“One of the things that we’re really happy to have in this exhibit is a complete replica of the grand staircase that, especially if you’ve seen the movie Titanic, we’ve got that replica that will be in this exhibit. It’s a great photo-op for families as they come in,” he said.
On April 14, a special “Titanic Remembered” anniversary event at the museum will include champagne, dinner and access to the exhibition.
The Titanic sank in the North Atlantic on April 15, 1912, while making its maiden voyage. More than 1,500 passengers and crew died.
Admission to both Titanic Exhibition and Henry Ford Museum is $27 for adults, $22.50 for youth, $25 for seniors and free for children 4 and under. For more information, visit www.thehenryford.org orwww.titanicdetroit.com.
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untrustful, un-trust′fool, adj. not trusting: not trustworthy.
Unwatchful trust is a delusion, and untrustful watching is in vain.
He took the letter from Mr. Pyecroft's unwilling and untrustful hands and glanced it through.
1570s, "trustworthy," from trust (n.) + -ful. Meaning "trusting" attested from 1832. Related: Trustfulness.


Maryland Weekly Fishing Report Overview | July 13, 2011
We appologize for the delay, Keith Lockwood is on vacation. We anticipate posting a new report today.
Now that the fanfare of the July 4th holiday is over fishermen will find they are slipping through the mid-summer days tiptoeing around afternoon thunderstorms and oppressive mid-day heat. It is a time for scheduling family vacations but also time for quiet summer mornings and evenings with family and friends at local favorite spots. Enjoy it all and certainly take advantage of youngsters being out of school or older ones returning home from school, for summer will slip by like a breath of wind before you know it. Your author will be away for the next two weeks of vacation and you will be treated to a past fishing report author from year's ago; Marty Gary.
The July round of Diamond Jim is in gear this month and there is a striped bass swimming out there in the bay somewhere worth $20,000 to some lucky angler. The Maryland Fishing Challenge continues this month also; so be sure to check in any award winning fish; there is a lot of big prizes up for grabs at the September 10th event at Sandy Point State Park. Check the last couple of pages of the 2011 Maryland Fishing Guide for details or go to the website at www.dnr.state.md.us/fisheries/challenge/index.asp. Mitchell Hammond entered the Maryland Fishing Challenge with this 13-3/3" white perch.
Photo Courtesy Mitchell Hammond
When it comes to striped bass in the upper bay region most fishermen have been focused on chumming in the Love Point area because of the good success there. The action has been fairly consistent for this time of the year when hot weather makes fishing for striped bass challenging at best. The morning tide has been the best time to be on station and baits allowed to settle to the bottom often come up with the largest fish. Chum slicks have been thick with sub-legal striped bass lately so the throwback ratio can be high so fishermen need to use care and caution when releasing fish. Trolling the channel edges in the region from Baltimore south has also been a viable way to catch striped bass. Storm shads behind umbrella rigs have been a favorite trolled close to the bottom.
Spot are becoming more prevalent in the upper bay tidal rivers and live lining is becoming more of a viable option in the upper bay's sharp channel edges. The 30'edges at Love Point, Podickory Point and around Hart-Miller Island are all good places to try live spot. The bridge piers at the Bay Bridge have been holding a lot of nice striped bass lately and fishermen are catching some nice fish there. Many are jigging soft plastic jigs and bucktails near the bridge pier bases but chunking and live lining spot have become very popular lately. It can be perilous to anchor up tide of the bridge and back off until you are the right distance from the piers to drift baits back. The number of anchors claimed by snags and underwater cables attest to the tribute the site claims.
Fishing for white perch and channel catfish tend to round out the fishing opportunities in the upper bay region; both offer some fine eating. The white perch are holding on some of the oyster bar shoals out in the bay and they also can be found in the tidal rivers. Channel catfish can be found in the channels of the upper bay and tidal rivers; especially in the upper reaches of the bay. Recreational crabbers report fair to good catches of blue crabs in the upper bays tidal rivers and creeks. Some of the better catches have been made with fresh white perch baits and razor clams. Ralph Curry picked up this whopper of a channel catfish while fishing from shore at Havre de Grace.
Photo Courtesy Ralph Curry
Lately the False Channel and the north channel edge of the Hill off of Poplar Island has been the place to be when looking for striped bass and live spot are the ticket to the event. Spot of suitable size for live lining have become more numerous in Eastern Bay, the Choptank and western shore tidal rivers so most fishermen are switching to live lining. Fortunately the bluefish have not shown up in any appreciable numbers so a spot lowered to the bottom has a chance of surviving long enough to be found by a striped bass. The 30' edge is often where the striped bass are holding and certainly not the place any spot would want to find itself. The spot are usually found in shallow water, bloodworms and a #6 hook on a bottom rig is the way to stock up on baits. White perch can also be part of the mix at times. Croaker fishing has generally slipped into an evening bite due to warm water temperatures and some of the better catches have been occurring along channel edges with bottom rigs and jigs baited with squid, shrimp or peeler crab.
There are a lot of channel catfish being caught in the tidal rivers this summer; often in places fishermen have not seen them in the past. Shore bound fishermen have been enjoying good catches from the Bill Burton Fishing Pier on the Choptank and shallow water fishermen have been surprised more than once with a channel catfish striking a crankbait or spin jig. The shallow water fishery for striped bass and white perch is definitely a pre-dawn situation now that water temperatures are so warm.
Recreational crabbers continue to report good crabbing in most of the regions tidal rivers and creeks. The crabs are also traveling farther up the rivers and creeks now, often in the deep channels. Light crabs still make up a considerable proportion of local catches but despite the discards, most crabbers report no trouble putting together a bushel of heavy crabs in a short outing.
Lower bay region fishermen report all eyes and boat bows are pointed toward Cove Point and the 35' channel edge out in front of the Gas Docks. Spot have been plentiful in the Patuxent River and just about every tidal creek and river in the region and so far the bluefish have not invaded the waters of the western side of the lower bay. There have been reports of bluefish on the Middle Grounds and to a lesser extent in the general region of Tangier Sound. There are other channel edges where striped bass are holding such as next to Buoy 72, Hooper's Island Light and generally wherever they can be picked up on a depth finder; so a little exploring can really pay off. Trolling is certainly a good option; especially around the Middle Grounds and up north of the Target Ship and there is the added bonus of large red drum that can be caught and released. Medium sized spoons are often the best choice for this type of trolling when bluefish and red drum are around. Breaking fish are being encountered by fishermen throughout the region and it certainly pays to keep a vigil for slicks indicating below the surface activity.
Croaker fishing has been good with much of the best fishing occurring after dark as the fish leave the deeper waters and travel up to adjacent shoal areas. Day time fishing for croakers and spot has been good in the Tangier Sound area. The Patuxent River is a good place to fish for medium sized croaker, spot and white perch. Recreational crabbers report they are able to fill out a full bushel of heavy crabs per outing; despite the numbers of small crabs and light crabs that are eating up baits.
Freshwater fishermen are seeing most fish settling into a typical summer pattern of activity which is not all that different from what humans are doing; avoiding the heat during the height of the day. Trout in the western region and some selected waters in the central region are holding in cool shaded pools and enjoying the lazy life of feeding on emerging aquatic insects and terrestrial insects as well; mostly in the early morning and evening hours. Fisheries biologist Ken Wampler holds up a beautiful brown trout from the north branch of the Potomac before releasing it back into the river.
Photo Courtesy of Alan Klotz
Fishermen at Deep Creek Lake are finding largemouth bass lurking under floating docks and downed trees by casting a variety of soft plastic and spinnerbaits underneath or close by. Smallmouth bass can be found out in deeper water often near edges of deep grass or over rocky bottom; soft plastic jigs and crankbaits that imitate crawfish are good choice there, as is drifting with live fathead minnows. Fisheries biologist John Mullican sent us this short report from the upper Potomac. The river is in good shape and bass fishing has been pretty good. Fish are firmly in their summer patterns and most folks have been doing the best during the early morning or late evening hours.
Largemouth bass are holding to a summer pattern of activity now in most regions of the state in tidal and non-tidal waters. That means getting up early and fishing shallow cover before the sun rises with topwater lures over grass or lily pads. As the bass seek cool shade from the rising sun; dropping weedless jigs down through thick grass or flipping soft plastics, spinnerbaits or small crankbaits under docks and fallen trees or similar sunken wood will often entice a strike. Ken Kenny caught this nice largemouth while working the grass in Mattawoman Creek in the early morning hours.
Photo Courtesy Ken Kenny
Bluegills can offer a lot of fun fishing this time of the year and channel catfish are plentiful in most of the states tidal rivers and some selected impoundments. Chain pickerel will be holding near grass or similar cover waiting to ambush a meal.
Fishermen in the Ocean City region are finding the summer fishing scene firmly set as summer species provide a wide variety of fishing opportunities for fishermen. Surf fishermen are catching a mix of croaker, spot, kingfish, flounder and the occasional bluefish and small black drum at times. The early mornings and late evenings tend to offer the best opportunities now as the mid-day heat bears down on fish and fishermen alike. Small strip baits of fish or squid or bloodworms have been working well for the smaller surf species. Those who are looking for a little more excitement have been catch and release fishing with stout gear; often stand up 6/0 gear and large circle hooks for inshore sharks. This whopper of a sand tiger shark was caught and released in the early hours of the morning by two visiting anglers enjoying their vacation time in Ocean City.
Photo Courtesy Rich Watts
In and around the Ocean City Inlet bluefish and striped bass are being caught by fishermen drifting live spot and casting Got-Cha plugs or swim shad lures during the night hours. A few tautog, sheepshead and triggerfish are being caught during the day along the south jetty, bulkheads and the Route 50 Bridge. Flounder are being caught in the area also and some of the larger ones are being caught on live spot.
Flounder are spread throughout the back bay areas with some of the traditional channels such as the Thorofare, East and West channels being very popular. There are a lot of throwbacks and pesky small sea bass, so many fishermen have been using larger baits and live spot to target only the larger flounder.
Outside of the inlet fishermen are finding sea bass and flounder on the wreck sites. Bluefin tuna are being found out along some of the 20-fathom line lumps; such as the Hambone and Hot Dog. Farther out in the canyon regions a mix of yellowfin tuna, dolphin as well as white and blue marlin are being caught
Izaak Walton, by demonstrating how watchfulness and awe may be taken within, from the natural world has much to tell us; that is, less about how to catch fish than about how to be thankful that we may catch fish. He tells us how to live. -Thomas McGuane


The Rush City School Board on Oct. 18 unanimously agreed that no school meals will be provided to students with food service accounts showing a deficit of $10 or more.
Students will be offered a sandwich and milk when such deficits occur.
Looking for direction on the issue, Food Service Director Donna Westman presented a list of accounts that show several with negative balances. One child’s account had a deficit of over $100, an amount that has carried over and grown from last year, she said.
No names were associated with the meal accounts presented. The list only included student account codes.
Board members acknowledged that while some parents may be strapped for money, particularly until they get paid at work, others need to be more responsible in making sure their children’s accounts are replenished. Westman reminded the board that parents are notified at various times when their children’s meal account is close to needing and in need of funds.
Westman also compared old and new federal guidelines for school meals, an issue that has led to much criticism and even boycotting across the country. New guidelines reduce the amount of fats, salt and certain carbohydrates and increase the amount of fruits and vegetables that schools including Rush City can offer, she explained.
Students are still allowed to buy an additional entree as they have in the past, she clarified.
High school report
Superintendent Vern Koepp, taking the place of high school principal Brent Stavig who was not able to attend the meeting, said the Rachel’s Challenge presentation was a “great success” at the high school.
Students are now meeting regularly to carry out the initiative’s anti-bullying message through a group called the Friends of Rachel (FOR) Club. A student-led effort, staff leaders are also involved in planning events and activities.
Student participants include ambassadors Jenny Tryon and Adam Engel; club leaders Robbie Suloff, Keanna Belau, Nick Kost, Alissa Mell, Mitch Siefert and Josie Kent; and historians Carlie Mell and Viola Manske.
In addition, the high school is offering the ACT again this year over the months of October, December, February and April, and Minnesota College Application Week is Nov. 12-16 with Rush City High School participating for the second consecutive year. Every senior is expected to submit three applications during that week; the state goal is one application per student.
Elementary school report
In her report to the board, Jacobson Elementary principal Melody Tenhoff congratulated support staffers Melanie Hedberg and Donna Zastera who each received the Education Support Award from Resource Training and Solutions during a recognition program this fall in St. Cloud.
Tenhoff noted Mrs. Lofgren has started a new program called Book Pizzazz, which rewards students who read at home with pizza from Creekside Pizza.
She presented the school’s character word this year: compassion.
“This fits right in with the district’s increased anti-bullying efforts,” said Tenhoff. In addition to a Character Counts program, the school will be building a Chain of Compassion that will wrap around the school and maybe connect with the high school if students there decide to create a chain through its Rachel’s Challenge program.
Last, AmeriCorps is again supporting the national program, Read for the Record, Tenhoff explained. In light of this, 217 elementary students participated by reading this year’s book, “Ladybug Girl and the Bug Squad.”
AmeriCorps and foster grandparents also are teaming up again this year to implement reading support for fourth and fifth grade students. “We hope to be able to start this program soon,” said Tenhoff.
In other news, the board:
• Approved a bid for refunding $2,270,000 of general building bonds from Raymond James & Associates, from Memphis, Tenn., who the board also awarded the sale of general obligation bonds. This refunding will save district taxpayers about $190,000 over the next five years, said Gary Olsen of Ehlers & Associates.
• Approved paying invoices and obligations in the amount of $696,972 for Rush City and $369,452 for the St. Croix River Education District. Business manager Laureen Frost noted the district has $2,316,963 invested as of Sept. 30.
• Approved the resignation of custodian Christopher Darst; authorized additional paraprofessional time Monday through Thursday mornings at 12 hours per week; and employed Cindy Schlangen as a paraprofessional to work six hours a week.
• Approved the following St. Croix River Education District (SCRED) personnel actions: increased the Outcomes assistant position to full-time and approved a six-week family leave request for Emily Griffith beginning Dec. 16.
• Learned the brick work has been completed on two sides and the third side should be completed soon on the new SCRED facility downtown. Otherwise, the walls are going up, the interior is coming together and roof work should be completed as soon as the brick work is complete, said Koepp.
• Agreed, by consensus, that the district mission statement and goals should be a topic of discussion for the School Board Advisory meeting on Dec. 10.
• Also by consensus, the board agreed to make school facilities available for alumni during the All School Reunion in August 2013.
• Reinstated the Morning Tiger Club Program due to sufficient interest from parents.
• Endorsed an MSBA legislative resolution, drafted by North Branch schools, which attempts to decrease the disparity in educational funding.


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The rufous-tailed hummingbird (Amazilia tzacatl) is a medium-sized hummingbird that breeds from east-central Mexico, through Central America and Colombia, east to western Venezuela and south through western Ecuador to near the border with Peru. The larger Escudo hummingbird from Isla Escudo de Veraguas in Panama is commonly considered a subspecies of the rufous-tailed hummingbird.
This is a common to abundant bird of open country, river banks, woodland, scrub, forest edge, coffee plantations and gardens up to 1,850 m (6,070 ft).
The adult rufous-tailed hummingbird is 10–12 cm (3.9–4.7 in) long and weighs approximately 5.2 g (0.18 oz). The throat is green (edged whitish in the female), the crown, back and flanks are green tinged golden, the belly is pale greyish, the vent and rump are rufous and the slightly forked tail is rufous with a dusky tip. The almost straight bill is red with a black tip; the black is more extensive on the upper mandible, which may appear all black. Immatures are virtually identical to the female. The call is a low chut, and the male’s song is a whistled tse we ts’ we or tse tse wip tseek tse.
The female rufous-tailed hummingbird is entirely responsible for nest building and incubation. She lays two white eggs in a compact cup nest constructed from plant-fibre and dead leaves and decorated with lichens and mosses 1–6 m (3.3–19.7 ft) high on a thin horizontal twig. Incubation takes 15–19 days, and fledging another 20–26.
The food of this species is nectar, taken from a variety of flowers, including Heliconias and bananas. Like other hummingbirds, it also takes small insects as an essential source of protein. Rufous-tailed hummingbirds are very aggressive, and defend flowers and shrubs in their feeding territories. They are dominant over most other hummingbirds.


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Summary: Fred and George babysit for their nieces. Despite being warned not to let the girls test new products, Uncles Forge and Gred do it anyway. I recently added a new rule to what the twins can't do, if you can spot it, you win a prize, but you have to review first! Warning: There is KARAOKE! Set after the final battle, c. 2005.
Ha this is great can't wait till the next chappie s up!!
Summary: What does Lord Voldemort do in his spare time? Well, that's an excellent question. Who would have known that the Dark Lord has a blog? (He also has a loyal following of readers, most of whom are Death Eaters and who post their comments.) Voldemort dispenses advice on everything from murder methods to germ protection to Power Rangers to shoes, and gives an account of the life of an evil overlord. But is he posting too much personal information online? And will Harry read it and find out more about the Dark Lord than Voldemort ever intended? Read and see.
WARNING: Extremely OOC behaviour from almost all.
RUNNER-UP in the 2007 Quicksilver Quills Awards for Best Humour fic! Also nominated like 21 times, because apparently my readers are as insane as I am!
HAHAHAHA!!! That was great!! One of the best fan fics i've evar read!!!!GO YOU!!!!!!
Author's Response: Thanks! I\'m glad I made you laugh and use vast amounts of punctuation!
The Phoenix of the Order: A Potterized Phantom of the Opera Soundtrack! by Schmerg_The_Impaler
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 69]
Summary: Having spoofed the lovely album "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," I decided to do another one of my favourite albums: THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA SOUNDTRACK! And through Andrew Lloyd Webber's yummy songs, this spoof tells the story of "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix."
So here it is, guys! (And girls, and koalas, and lampreys, and shrubs and parameciums and stuff.)
This is more a spoof of the soundtrack than the actual play... though if anyone records themself singing any of these songs, I would fall over from sheer awesomeness attack.
That was bloody brilliant!!
I love Phantom of the Opera and Harry Potter! Put them together you got one big SUPER-SIZED AWESOMELY AWESOME FAN-FIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Author's Response: THANK YOU SO MUCH! I\'ve never had so many exclamation points before in my life!
Summary: Anyone heard those rumours about a Harry Potter musical?
It better be just like this.
No, but seriously, it's a spoof of the songs from Disney channel's infamous "High School Musical," telling the tale of JK Rowling's infamous "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets." (I was dared; I took the challenge.)
You will never see the Basilisk the same way again.
P.S. You may also want to check out my Beatles and Phantom of the Opera spoofs. Just click on my username and it'll take you to my delightfully chaotic author's page.
Twice nominated for Best Poem in the Quicksilver Quills Awards!
I could actually picture all them doing the dances.
Bravo!! Anthor great musical parody!!
P.S. Do Wicked next.It's one of my faves!!
Author's Response: I would LOVE to see them dancing! Especially Snape! I\'m glad you liked it!
Summary: When Ron Weasley is promoted to a rather high rank in the Auror business, his mother congratulates him by informing him that it's high time he found a place of his own.
Ron may be quite good at his job as an Auror, but he now faces the most difficult challenge of all...
Ridiculously short one-shot that I wrote for some challenge about a year ago and never submitted. It's also my first one-shot that's not about Voldemort and the Death Eaters! Gasp!
Well it definatly wasn't your best but it wasn't your worst either. I think you do better at Voldie-poo
Author's Response: Yeah, me, too. But I wrote this about a year ago, and found it when my laptop crashed and I was transferring all my files... and I was like, \"Hmmm, I wondered where this was!\" So I figured, why not, let\'s submit it!


Few, I'm sure, understand biologics, yourself included. But what we do understand is when in the course of a CC the CEO is asked "what are your plans for when you run out of money" his response shouldn't be "that's an interesting question". Go back and read how he babbled his way through what should have been an obvious question and come back and tell how bright or engaged this guy is. Beyond the "that's interesting" the rest was unintelligible..pure babble. He clearly either doesn't understand or care, pick one.
The CFO did a great job of explaining why they're not selling anything...the competition is kicking our butt! At least he understands the situation.
"what are your plans for when you run out of money" his response shouldn't be "that's an interesting question".
Well, when you won't run out of money for 3-4 years even if nothing goes you way, it is an interesting question, but not very relevant. What is far more relevant is 1) will the Supreme Court take on the MNTA lawsuit against Amphastar/Waston, 2) will the FDA approve Copaxone by 2014 when TEVA's patents expire, and 3) will MNTA get $25 million or more in milestones from Baxter for FOBs in 2014.
As far as #1, there is a good chance as the suit hinges on the interpretation of the safe-Harbor provision so is broad reaching. As far as #2, Copaxone is a more than $1 billion drug and MNTA gets a 50% split with their partner, it is a major potential drive for MNTA. I will also include that MNTA is their proprietary and completely MNTA owned Heparin derivative which lacks the effect on clotting but hiders cell proliferation for its efficacy as an anti-cancer agent. Phase I data is expected in mid 2014.
In response to these facts, dung_king will talk about his ouija board skills at reading charts and hurling comments so absurd and ignorant that they will make you dumber for having read them.


Paul McGann on Doctor Who, Stamps, & Peter Capaldi
There were Doctor Who guests aplenty at London Film And Comic Con’s winter event this month. As well as speaking to Billie Piper (Rose Tyler) and Neve McIntosh (Madame Vastra) about the return of Vastra, new Doctor Peter Capaldi, and the 50th Anniversary, Flicks And The City also had a chat with Paul McGann, star of the 1996 Doctor Who movie.
Check out the video to see Paul talk about his memories of playing the 8th Doctor, wearing a wig, how he wanted to wear a leather coat, what he thinks of the new generation of Doctors, the 50th Anniversary special, why Peter Capaldi will be a great Doctor, appearing on the Doctor Who 50th Anniversary stamp, starring as the Doctor in audio plays, and the Ministry of Chance audio plays and feature film with Sylvester McCoy.
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This is a great help to get a splinter or sliver to come to the surface so that you can get it out with some tweezers or barely having to knick the skin with a needle. Adam....my husband...tried it last night and this morning; there both splinters were...just waiting to be removed with no jabbing or tearing flesh to get to them.
Cut a small piece of potato and tape it or bandaid it to the area where the sliver or splinter is. Leave it on there for the day or sleep with it on. When you remove the bandage and potato....there is the little troublesome piece of wood just waiting to leave your life. This is the 2nd time that Adam has used this method; and so we do know that it works.
HERE ARE SOME OTHER HOME REMEDIES FOR REMOVING SPLINTERS/ SLIVERS
*Apply a fresh onion, covered with a bandage, to the srea where the splinter is embedded. Leave in place for at least one hour or longer, if necessary. The anti-inflammatory properties in the onion will draw the splinter to the skin's surface.
*Cut a whole raw potato and place it on the embedded spot and hold; within 10 minutes the splinter will come to the surface and can be pulled out.
*A cut tomato, placed on the affected area, can draw a splinter out. Be sure to leave on at least 10 minutes for the best effect.
*Put a piece of bread over the splinter then moisten with milk. Wrap the bread around the area with cheesecloth or other clean cloth and leave until splinter is removed.
*Crack an egg (empty the contents to save for another use) and rub the gooey, inside part of the shell onto the splinter. This will help the splinter to work it's way out.
*This is an old folk remedy...use cold bacon fat to smooth over the affected area then cover with a bandage. Let this sit overnight. When the bandage is removed the next day the splinter will have risen to the surface of the skin. If it is deeply embedded prick a small hole (with a sterile needle) before applying bacon fat.
*Rub castor oil over the area and cover with a bandage. Leave on overnight, then, because of the drawing properties from the castor oil, the splinter will rise to the surface. It will easily pop or squeeze out.
*If one end of the splinter is sticking out of the skin dab white glue all over the area and let it dry. When completely dry, peel the dried glue off the skin (making sure you pull in the direction the exposed part is sticking out)and the splinter will pull out as the dried glue peels off. This is known to work every time!
*Place a piece of duct tape on the exposed part of a splinter for 30 minutes. As you slowly pull the tape off (in the direction of the exposed part) it will come out with the tape.
*Pour HYDROGEN PEROXIDE over the affected area. This will clean it thoroughly and the bubbly fizz will help push the splinter out. You may need to use sterilized tweezers to pull out the remaining part.
THERE ARE SOME OTHER HOME REMEDIES...THEY WORK WELL WITH CHILDREN ALSO...


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As all you horror and Halloween fans know, Literary Mayhem’s first original fiction is just around the corner. On October 24, 2010, we will be publishing an original short story by none other than one of my favorite authors Mary SanGiovanni.
To celebrate our favorite time of year and a brand new story by Mary, Literary Mayhem is giving away to one lucky winner signed copies of Mary’s first two novels; “The Hollower” and “Found You”. Two simply awesome books. The Hollower is the best monster to come along in years and you know how we all love our monsters.
How do I get on this you ask? Simple, when Mary’s story is published go to the Fiction section of our site, read Mary’s story and simply comment about the story, click on the contact link and email in you name and address. You must comment on the story, good or bad to be eligible for the drawing.
You have until October 31, 2010 at midnight to enter. One winner will be selected at random. Your email and address will be kept strictly private and will not be used for any unsolicited mail or email.
The Hollower by Mary SanGiovanni
What is the Hollower? At times it can look like a man in a black coat and a black hat. But itâ€™s definitely not a man. Itâ€™s not human at all. Its sole purpose is to stalk, to torment and to drive its victims to their deaths. It can sense each victimâ€™s weaknesses, change its appearance and strike however it will hurt the most, physicallyâ€¦and mentally. Dave Kohlar is a man racked with guilt, doubt and worry. The perfect prey. Heâ€™s about to learn exactly what the Hollower isâ€”and how it feeds. “Mary’s provocative prose and haunting imagery kept me turning the pages at a furious pace. Her voice is distinctly all her own, yet far beyond her short career as a novelist…Her descriptive language allows you to feel and see the places she writes about, to live in her fictional world and experience the same things her characters are feeling.” â€”Famous Monsters of Filmland
Found You by Mary SanGiovanni
â€śFound you.â€ť Those two simple words were like a death sentence to Sally. She recognized the voice, straight from her nightmares. The grotesque thing without a face, the creature that thrived on fear and guilt, had nearly killed her, like it had so many others. But it was deadâ€¦wasnâ€™t it? Sally is about to find out that nightmares can become real, that your deepest secrets can prey on you, and that thereâ€™s nowhere to hideâ€¦for long.
In the small town of Lakehaven something has arrived that canâ€™t see you, hear you or touch you, but it can find you just the same. And when it does, your fears will have a name. “Right out of the gate, she grabs you by the throat with a first chapter that literally left me shaking. She wields words as a blacksmith wields a hammer, with authority and precision. Her storytelling is polished and sharp, evocative and horrifying.” If you have not had a chance to read Mary’s books, do yourself a favor: buy them, borow them, or however you get them, read them. You will not be disappointed.”
â€”Famous Monsters of Filmland


USA Today: Nearly a third of travelers today use three mobile devices - a smartphone, laptop and tablet computer (Apple iPad) - on hotel Wi-Fi systems vs. a single one just three years ago, according to hotel broadband provider iBahn.
And not only are people carrying more devices, but they're watching more content on them, iBahn CEO David Garrison says. In just the last 15 months, iBahn's seen data usage in an average online hotel session in its customer hotels skyrocket 150% - growth that Garrison links directly to the growth in iPad sales, which is why he's spending so much time talking about the "iPad revolution" these days.
So what does the "iPad revolution" mean for Wi-Fi loving hotel guests?
At the moment, he says it means slow Internet at peak times.
"It's changing the Internet experience, creating a tremendous traffic jam - not just in hotels and airports, but anywhere you access the Internet," Garrison says.
You may come across slow Internet even just to check your email "because all of us are being slammed by demand for video." In the long run, he argues, the demand for bandwidth will too great for many hotels to keep providing travelers with free, unlimited Internet.
Even though many limited-service chains by Marriott, Hilton, Starwood, Hyatt and other hotel giants currently require hotel owners to offer free Internet, Garrison says that in the future he expects hotels will be forced to adjust their pricing. One example he envisions: Guests who need to check email would still be able to access the Internet for free, but those wanting to watch Bridesmaids or adult-content titles would be required to pay extra.
"We saw a dramatic increase in the amount of Internet content per session," he says. "That's why we think this iPad revolution has begun to lead to the death of free (unlimited) Internet."


Airman who helped stop train attack set returns to US
TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (AP) — The U.S. Air Force airman who was injured when he and two childhood friends tackled a heavily armed gunman on a Paris-bound train returned to his native California Thursday night.
Kentucky clerks to license marriages as their boss is jailed
ASHLAND, Ky. (AP) — A defiant county clerk went to jail Thursday for refusing to issue marriage licenses to gay couples, but five of her deputies agreed to issue the licenses themselves, potentially ending the church-state standoff in Rowan County, Kentucky.
Illinois residents expect quiet holiday weekend amid manhunt
FOX LAKE, Ill. (AP) — Residents and business owners in one of Illinois' most popular recreational areas say a manhunt for three suspects wanted in the killing of an area police officer will bring a more quiet and somber Labor Day weekend than usual.
Conceding defeat, Iran deal opponents at least want a vote
WASHINGTON (AP) — Opponents of the Iran nuclear agreement have given up trying to block it. Now they're just hoping for a final Senate vote on a resolution disapproving it — even though such a resolution would be vetoed by the president.


There are two basic steps to apply for a residence hall room or apartment.
Step 1: Gain admittance to NMSU. You will need an NMSU username and password to access the Housing Departments Apply Online system. It is a good idea to apply for housing as soon as you are admitted to the university. NOTE: If you are currently under the age of 18, a parent signature is required on the housing and dining application forms. Please print a paper application packet.
Step 2: Explore this website to review the different options available to you. Check out the different living areas including floor plans, pictures and virtual tours read about the Living Learning Communities, review the meal plan options and look at our rates. When you know what you want and you’re ready to apply (including having payment available), login to Apply Online. Your application will be received into our system once you hit the “Submit” button at the end of the session. We’ll then send you a confirmation letter so you know all is well. Confirmation letters are sent via regular mail so watch for yours about ten days after you’ve submitted your app!
Student Family Housing Applicants:
There is a waiting list for Student Family Housing. While the length of the list varies from semester to semester, we encourage applications 4- 6 months in advance of your desired move-in date. If you wish to be put on the waiting list, select the Family Housing application option for the appropriate term from Apply Online.
Use of the online application system is strongly encouraged! It’s quick, easy and ensures that information from the university’s record system matches information in the housing record system. The online application system also provides for immediate payment of the required fees, which means fewer delays in processing. If you do not wish to use the online application system OR IF YOU ARE CURRENTLY UNDER 18 AND REQUIRE A PARENT’S SIGNATURE ON THE HOUSING AND DINING APPLICATION FORMS, you can print a paper application and mail it in to the Department of Housing and Campus Life. Please be sure to include a check or money order made out to NMSU to cover the required fees. Application materials and payment should be mailed to:
Housing and Campus Life, MSC 3BB
New Mexico State University
P.O. Box 30001
Las Cruces, NM 88003-8001


Here in Baltimore, we have been experiencing record-high temperatures and humidity. The weather is being matched in its intensity by the exciting science going on at the Space Telescope Science Institute, home to Hubble’s science program.
The institute attracts scientific visitors from around the world, eager to share their latest ground-breaking results with the experts here. In fact, there are enough science coffees, talks, journal clubs, colloquia, etc. here that you could fill a day listening to other people talk about science without doing any of your own!
With so much going on, it’s easy to miss out on the science being done by a colleague down the hall. In order to remedy this situation, we have instituted a summer colloquium series that focuses on science results from members of our staff. Talks so far have ranged from stars being shot out of the Milky Way to explorations of galaxy evolution.
It’s interesting to hear what others on the science staff do with their science time. I gave one of the first talks of the summer, to a packed audience. The (shortened) title of my talk was “Lighting up Stars.”
NASA operates satellites that take beautiful images of magnetic loops sticking up out of the surface of our Sun. These loops shine in X-rays, but most stars are points of light, so we can’t see what their structures look like.
My talk discussed a new X-ray diagnostic that lets us place constraints on the sizes of structures in Sun-like stars. We can use innovative techniques like this to get information on these hot, loop-like structures in other stars. This is important for placing our Sun in context: although it is the one star we can study in close-up detail, it is only one star, and being able to compare its properties with other stars gives astronomers more insight into the processes at work in Sun-like stars.


Broccoli Red Pepper Frittata
|Cooked broccoli florets||3 Cup (48 tbs), drained|
|Roasted red peppers||7 Ounce, drained (1 Jar)|
|Garlic||1 Clove (5 gm), minced|
|Minced scallions||1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)|
|Black pepper||To Taste|
In a large bowl, beat the egg whites with an electric mixer for 1 minute, or until light and foamy.
Add the broccoli, red peppers, garlic and scallions; add salt and black pepper to taste.
Coat a 9" pie pan with no-stick spray.
Pour the egg mixture into the pan and bake at 350° for 25 minutes, or until the egg whites are set.
Remove and allow to rest for 5 minutes.
Loosen the edges with a spatula.
Cut into wedges and serve.
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 241 Calories from Fat 17
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 2 g3%
Saturated Fat 0.02 g0.11%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 1400.3 mg58.3%
Total Carbohydrates 22 g7.2%
Dietary Fiber 10.3 g41.2%
Sugars 8.4 g
Protein 32 g64.4%
Vitamin A 168.4% Vitamin C 206.8%
Calcium 4.4% Iron 4.9%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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WASHINGTON A top U.S. bank regulator said on Monday it will call on foreign peers to help assess its shortcomings after the 2007-2009 financial crisis, when it failed to spot major lapses at some of the biggest firms it oversees.
Regulators failed to detect grave mistakes banks made in the lead-up to the global crisis and in its aftermath, Comptroller of the Currency Thomas Curry said, and were therefore not able to force banks to fix those problems.
Top bank supervisors from Singapore, Australia and Canada will review the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency's (OCC) oversight of the biggest U.S. banks to help root out flaws in bank supervision, Curry said.
"There is plenty of blame to go around for the problems we've seen in recent years... and some of it falls squarely on the shoulders of the regulatory agencies, including the OCC," Curry said in remarks prepared for a conference.
Lawmakers and financial reform advocates assailed the OCC after the crisis for appearing too close to the banks it oversaw and for failing to spot the problems that led to the meltdown.
Later, the OCC came in for a storm of criticism of its handling of widespread home foreclosure errors by big banks and for seeming lax on anti-money laundering violations.
When JPMorgan Chase announced it had lost billions on derivatives trades gone wrong, critics said the agency looked asleep at the wheel for not seeing the losses coming. The OCC and other agencies last week announced nearly $1 billion in fines over the incident.
Curry, who was previously a director at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., set out to change the agency's reputation when he joined the OCC in 2012.
On Monday, he said the OCC's internal review would look at the culture at the agency, the way risks are identified, and any gaps that let bank problems go unspotted by regulators.
In addition to the peer review by foreign supervisors -- who hail from countries that Curry said weathered the financial crisis relatively well -- the OCC plans to scrutinize the work of each of its departments.
Curry said the inquiries would be structured like bank exams, beginning with a letter explaining the scope of the review and ending by sharing conclusions and tracking progress at each of the departments.
Departments where deficiencies are detected will get instructions to change, similar to those banks receive when the agency wants them to fix problems, Curry said. He said he could not give more detail because the project is in the early stages.
(Reporting by Emily Stephenson; editing by Andrew Hay)


Re: MLB Thread 2013
So far, Diamondbacks players haven't shied away from taking their shots at Bauer. I heard radio interviews with Putz and Kennedy blasting the kid. It doesn't appear anyone on the team liked him. That's okay if you're Barry Bonds and Curt Schilling. Well, once Schilling proved to be good enough to ignore his shitty personality.
Putz said something to the effect of: "Bauer was humbled last year, and he probably deserves to be humbled a bit more"
No one on the Dbacks was interested in Trashing Upton on his way out, however.


The Philadelphia Eagles head into the 2014 draft with the 22nd overall pick. While every player that is selected in the first round of the NFL draft is expected to make a difference for whichever team they end up with, it is never a bad idea to trade a pick in order to move down or up in the draft.
Sitting at the 22nd overall pick, the Eagles are likely to search for an athletic wide receiver with size, or a defensive back who can improve a secondary that ranked last in the league in passing defense.
However, if the Eagles were to decide that trading their 22nd pick was the best option, trading down would be the best way to go.
The Eagles made plenty of moves during free agency, which should allow them to head into the draft with flexibility. They re-signed Riley Cooper, Jeremy Maclin, Jason Kelce, and Jason Peters to new contracts and sought out free agent safety Malcolm Jenkins as well as versatile halfback Darren Sproles.
The Eagles are not in any sort of rebuilding mode and while young, fresh talent is always needed, it is not essential for this specific team. Philly fans are excited for what 2014 has in store because the Eagles are in position to win a Super Bowl.
If Nick Foles is able to replicate his MVP-caliber season from last year, and the defense can become more reliable against the pass, the Eagles do not present any glaring weaknesses.
Trading down in the draft could result in more draft picks for this season as well as next season. Whether they are 3rd or 6th round draft picks that the Eagles receive, they would be able to continue to add solid players at multiple positions.
Despite the departure of Pro Bowl wide receiver Desean Jackson, the Eagles are not in any need for a superstar-type player. The pieces are there for Chip Kelly, so obtaining role players to play on special teams and accumulating future draft picks is what the Eagles should aim for as they prepare for the draft.
Sustaining success in the NFL is never easy, which is why giving up their 22nd overall pick and trading down in the draft would be a wise decision. Additionally, after trading away a 5th round draft pick for Darren Sproles, the Eagles only have six draft picks.
The Eagles also have many valuable assets that teams would be interested in such as Bryce Brown, Vinny Curry, and Brandon Graham. If the possibility of trading those players for more draft picks arises, the Eagles should jump on the opportunity.
While adding a player like Marqise Lee or Deone Bucanon sounds more appealing than trading a first round draft pick in order to acquire multiple late-round draft picks, it is the smart move to trade down considering where the Eagles ended last season and where they are expected to be at the start of this season.
There was an extremely apparent chemistry between the offense last season, and free agency moves have been made in hopes of improving the defense. If the Eagles are able to add a plethora of young, role players, then trading down in this years draft is what the Eagles front office should do.


Scott Weiland Imposter Allegedly Fronts Stone Temple Pilots Cover Band
By Philip Cosores
Last week, a strange story emerged in which many were duped (including the police) into thinking former Stone Temple Pilots frontman Scott Weiland had been arrested for methamphetamine possession and burglary. Quickly, the news was revised that the man accused was actually not Weiland, but Jason Hurley, just a dude that bared a striking resemblance to Weiland.
It turns out, Hurley’s preoccupation with the “Plush” and “Interstate Love Song” singer goes deeper than just impersonating him on arrest. Hurley has claimed to be in a Stone Temple Pilots cover band, named Stone Tempered Pilots. Alternative Nation notes that on Hurley’s Facebook page, he posted several months ago about a scheduled gig for the tribute act at Hollywood’s Roxy Theatre.
Maybe equally as weird, is Hurley’s claims to be in with a host of A-list musicians. In a separate post, Hurley refers to Jane’s Addiction‘s Dave Navarro as “my buddy,” speaks of being at “Ozzies House with Sharon b——g in the background,” (great friends, but he can’t spell his name right?), and recalls being “attacked” by Juliette Lewis.


A few projects to share in a category I shall call "Yarn."
First up, a little yarn project that was inspired by a plethora of wreaths.
Please excuse the terrible picture. Dark wood, dark hallway, etc. Mine is a bit simpler than a lot of wreaths out there, but I like it. Also I had a little felt reindeer to put on it, but it felt excessive.
Next, a little commission from a friend for his sister as a Christmas present. Say that three times fast.
This is a pattern I made up. Raveled here.
For my sister's graduation, I put together a little granny square afghan, made out of random balls of yarn. I had quite a few different weights of yarn in colors that I thought went together well, so I used them together in a stash-busting afghan, a la this.
Last and most challenging, I made two mini Swallowtail shawls. I used modifications from MOONSTITCHES to make them a bit smaller. They were gifted to my great aunt and her sister, my grandmother. Yarn from Blue Moon Fiber Arts, "Socks that Rock." In October I knit a lace shrug for a friend's wedding. Ever since then, I have been excited about knitting lace. It's much more interesting knitting.
Ok, only one more installment of holiday projects - I promise. It'll be worth it! There are lots of cute things to come!


This EM83 set is truly amazing. It is only 2 ½” deep, 3 ½” tall and 7” wide yet contains a 365pF variable capacitor, a dual winding transformer, a tube base and socket, an induction coil, an amplifier and all the electronic components necessary for the circuitry including 3 extremely large filter capacitors such as a 35 volt 2200uF monster. To complicate matter further are 3 panels with parts mounted on them that had to be wired together with the center curved “side” in between them! Three attempts and complete disassembling were required before it all fit and actually worked.
The radio’s center feature of course is the beautiful vacillating green beams of that extremely rare EM83 tube. This is one of the last of its kind that I have been able to locate after months of searching world wide and it happens to be NOS right out of the box! The light on the right side indicates modulation and is active throughout a broadcast while the light on the left indicates signal strength and aids the tuning of stations more accurately. The radio tunes the AM broadcast band and is a real treat to tune and watch while listening.
The cabinet was so packed that there was virtually no room left for anything larger than a pin head much less a speaker. So a matching speaker cabinet was constructed just for it and adds a lot of personality to the system. The green light of the tube inspired the stain and shade used in the nitro cellulose lacquer tinted just for this project. Even the speaker cloth is green to carry theme throughout. The main cabinet’s front panel and curved side are strongly flamed tiger maple as are the skirts on the solid brass knobs out front. The top and sides of the speaker cabinet is quilted maple used in my high end Wynter branded archtop guitars.
Please e-mail me for price and availability. Order #T-037


Baby, it’s still cold outside. Can I borrow some propane?
(CNN) — Extreme winter weather continues to engulf parts of the Midwest and Northeast while the Southeast braces for another round of cold temperatures next week.
The cold winter is worsening a propane shortage that affects 12 million Americans who use the fuel to heat their homes.
A blizzard watch is in effect for North Dakota, parts of northeast South Dakota, western Minnesota and parts of central Iowa, where forecasts call for 2 to 6 inches of snow through Sunday and possible wind gusts of 60 mph.
Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky are under a winter weather advisory trough Saturday evening with snowfall of up to 4 inches expected there.
Chicago could see a high of minus-5 degrees Fahrenheit on Monday and minus-3 Tuesday.
Three cities have already set snowfall records for January: Detroit (31.5 inches), Flint, Michigan, (29.5 inches) and Toledo (36.4 inches). Fort Wayne, Indiana, and Indianapolis are experiencing their second snowiest January on record.
Jeffrey Goodman of Mentor, Ohio, snapped a photo of ice crystals for CNN iReport.
“It gets cold in northeast Ohio, but it’s been awhile since we have had this many days of temperatures in the single digits,’ he said.
Western Pennsylvania and parts of New York will see up to 5 inches of snow through Saturday evening with wind gust near 35 mph.
In the Southeast, light snow could fall across the Appalachian mountains Saturday, but the rest of the region will see slightly above average temperatures before a more arctic air moves into the region Monday evening.
New Orleans will see a high near 63 degrees Sunday, but by Tuesday residents there will have to prepare for highs only in the upper 30s.
In Atlanta, temperatures are expected to drop into the low 20s Monday night and the low teens Tuesday night.
Two dozen states have declared energy emergencies this winter, partly because propane supplies are running short while prices have risen sharply.
Supplies are short because of increased demand due to the cold weather and increased usage by corn farmers last fall who used it to dry a bumper crop of corn.
Some states, including Wisconsin, are allowing drivers of propane trucks to drive longer hours and increase the amount of propane carried in a single trip.
The shortage is especially acute for those who depend on propane to heat their homes during an extremely cold winter. Sandy DeHorn of Crete, Illinois, said the price per gallon recently rose to $5 from $2.69 per gallon.
“People are going to lose their houses,” DeHorn told CNN. “You have a choice, you either pay for the propane or for a house to live in. What are you going to do?”
But it’s not cold and snowing everywhere.
Mono Lake, in California’s eastern Sierra, is going through its third straight year of drought, causing lake levels to drop.
“Normally the surrounding mountains would be covered in snow, right now they are bare,” Cat Connor wrote on iReport. “Mono Lake does get snow at times through the winter as well. … The water level does fluctuate but I can not remember seeing it this low before.”
By Susanna Capelouto and Ralph Ellis


- Acute crisis stabilization for adults
- Services for Spanish speaking patients
- Chemical dependency programs
- A therapeutic alternative to 24-hour inpatient hospitalization
- CHAMPUS/TRICARE® provider
Laurel Ridge has developed various levels of care to meet the needs of all adults with a range of diagnostic disorders.
Medical detoxification is a process whereby individuals are systemically withdrawn from addicting substances in an inpatient setting under the care of a physician.
The Adult Partial Hospitalization Program at Laurel Ridge Treatment Center offers a therapeutic alternative to 24-hour inpatient hospitalization for patients in need of intensive psychiatric treatment.
Short-term crisis stabilization and assessments for adults with psychiatric problems and exhibited history of suicidal and/or homicidal ideations and psychotic symptoms are offered by Laurel Ridge Treatment Center.


LMR IV Update
February 19, 2013
I was pestering FritsL the other night with my curiosity about LMR IV. (Not that there's anything wrong with the way things are-after all, Kariloy is back in the Shout Box after a week off and people are requesting code there again. All the robot elders make regular appearances and new content is added daily, and we have, as always, knowledgeable and exciting new members in and out.) Still, change it is a coming. Eventually. In any case, this is a snippet of FritsL's explanation of what's going on:
"We have (a life) and we have expanded with a network for robots, and have just launched a German version of LMR. And then we had to transport the site to the Amazon server it is on now, and that gave a lot more challenges than expected. I hope the site is running well now. And the "life"-part keeps sneaking in on us.So, basically we are behind schedule, sorry. And we have not spend time on informing well.
Status is that v4 is somewhat working, but the devil is in the details, and there are a LOT of them.
You are very welcome to help us, by passing this update around where ever you find appropriate."


Subject: Re: X + C&T 65555 + wscons
To: None <M.Drochner@fz-juelich.de>
From: Manuel Bouyer <email@example.com>
Date: 08/12/1999 20:18:15
On Thu, Aug 12, 1999 at 08:12:36PM +0200, Matthias Drochner wrote:
> firstname.lastname@example.org said:
> > Xf86SetTVOut: Unsupported console
> This is arm32 specific code. Are you actually running
> on a shark, or is there something going very wrong?
No. On a toshiba laptop. These are binaries comming with NetBSD 1.4,
the ones from i386/snapshot/07041999 do the same.
Binaries from 1.4.1 are fine, as well as the ones from
So I think current and 1.4.1 sources are ok.
Manuel Bouyer, LIP6, Universite Paris VI. Manuel.Bouyer@lip6.fr


Iran: Child Bride Faces Execution for Murdering the Man She was Forced to Marry
THE GUARDIAN - Child bride Razieh Ebrahimi was forced to marry at the age of 14, became a mother at 15, and killed her husband at 17. Now at 21, she is on Iran’s death row.
Ebrahimi, who shot dead her hubsand while he was sleeping, faces imminent execution, despite international laws prohibiting execution for crimes committed by juveniles.
Human Rights Watch, has urged Iran’s judiciary to halt the execution. Earlier this week, Ebrahimi’s lawyer also asked judges to consider a retrial, the semi-official Mehr news agency reported.
“I married our neighbour’s son when I was only 14 because my dad insisted,” Ebrahimi was quoted as telling officials working on her case, according to Mehr. “My dad insisted I should marry him because he was educated and was working as a teacher. I was 15 when I gave birth to my child.” Her child is believed to be now six years old.
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Last week I visited Sequoia National Park and snapped a couple photos with IP's "600 Speed" film. Like I have mentioned in previous posts, there is a slight green tint to this new version of their film. I really love the tint and it really benefited me while I was in the forest above Central California. Here are two shots from the "Congress Trail".
SLR680 + "600 Speed" film by The Impossible Project
Project Update: I have not been posting much on my blog the last two weeks as I am working on getting caught up on scanning polaroids for my next book project, "I Was a Pioneer". A book full of polaroids from when I was an "Impossible Project Pioneer", testing the first versions of their film.


This morning the Benton County American Dairy Association hosted Breakfast On The Farm at the Bemboom Farmon Mayhew Lake Rd. in Sauk Rapids and I was lucky enough to be in attendance! This annual event is a way to showcase one local dairy farm as part of National Dairy Month. Kids are invited to attend and learn how a working farm really works! They can get up close and personal with the animals and see what goes into producing the milk they enjoy drinking!


Alec Baldwin and John Krasinski For Buffalo’s Own New Era Cap! [Video]
New Era Cap is out with some big hitters in it’s latest ad campaign! Not necessarily major league ballplayers, but Alec Baldwin and John Krasinski definitely qualify as major league something! Alec, of course, is the diehard Yankees fan (YEAH)! John loves the Red Sox. New Era has the ads posted on YouTube, linked to New Era’s Facebook page where you can vote for either the Yankees or the Sox. Great stuff here!


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Modern Luxury Names Paul J. Reulbach Publisher of San Francisco magazine
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SAN FRANCISCO, CA, JANUARY 22, 2014 – Modern Luxury, the largest publisher of luxury regional magazines in the United States, appoints Paul J. Reulbach as Publisher of SAN FRANCISCO magazine. In his new role, Reulbach will oversee the publication’s advertising sales, sponsorship programs, strategic partnerships and events and have the overall responsibility for the magazine’s financial management.
Reulbach joins Modern Luxury with more than thirty years of experience in the field of publishing. A native of the Boston region, Paul began his career at Lawyers Weekly Publications, where he held various executive advertising sales positions at a number of the company’s titles. In 1997 he joined Boston magazine as Advertising Director, in 1998 became Associate Publisher and in 2003 was named Publisher. During his tenure at the company, he oversaw the development of numerous new initiatives, including the expansion of the Boston magazine brand and portfolio of products including Boston Home, Boston Weddings, Vestibule magazine, bostonmagazine.com, Design Home and a wide array of events and social media programs.
“I am very excited to join Modern Luxury and be a part of the SAN FRANCISCOmagazine team,” said Reulbach. “The brand is strong and our products are the authoritative guides to what the Bay Area has to offer our residents and visitors. I look forward to learning about San Francisco from the experts – our staff.”
“Paul’s background leading publications in times of growth is exactly what we need in San Francisco,” said Michael Dickey, President of Modern Luxury. “I am confident his experience will contribute greatly to the success of the magazine.”
Paul takes over the role of Publisher from Steven Dinkelspiel, who served as President and Publisher of SAN FRANCISCO since 1999. During Steven’s tenure San Francisco consistently garnered national recognition for excellence in journalism and design, receiving several MAGGIE awards as the nation's finest regional magazine, a number of James Beard Award nominations for food writing and, in 2011, the Best Picture Oscar of the publishing world—the National Magazine Award for General Excellence.
SAN FRANCISCO magazine offers insightful and award-winning editorial coverage of national, regional and local issues, as well as food, fashion, travel and entertainment. SAN FRANCISCOreaches more than 300,000 readers every month and is the largest regional publication in the Bay Area. The publication has been honored with more than 50 awards for editorial and design excellence, including a National Magazine Award for General Excellence and two Maggie Awards for Best City and Regional Magazine.About Modern Luxury Modern Luxury publishes 40 luxury magazines throughout Aspen, Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, The Hamptons, Honolulu, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Orange Co., San Diego, San Francisco, Scottsdale and Washington DC, reaching more than six million affluent readers. Contact: Alexis Blais, email@example.com, 646.660.8642


Practical Stress Analysis & Finite Element Methods
An opportunity to ensure that your organisation gets maximum benefit from using FEA
FEA has become widely used and universally accepted in many industry sectors. In order to derive maximum benefit from the available technology, engineers should learn about the many strengths of numerical techniques. At the same time, recommendations on how to avoid the inevitable pitfalls will prove invaluable at a later date.
NAFEMS, the only independent not-for-profit organisation with the aim of promoting the effective and reliable use of FEA, addresses this requirement by providing this three day example-driven, practical course. The course offers excellent guidance on how to judge which approximations are acceptable and appropriate for solving a wide range of practical problems. Of equal importance is the manner in which the results are interpreted. Advice is provided which allows the correct decisions to be taken, based on results which are known to be reliable. Interaction is encouraged throughout the course, with the planning and design of a complete FEA project and examples of simple hand calculations, mesh designs and solution designs being set for the class to complete. The course is completely code independent.
Who Should Attend?
This course is aimed at practising engineers who wish to learn more about how to apply finite element techniques to their particular problems in the most effective manner. The material that is presented is independent of any particular software package, making it ideally suited to current and potential users of all commercial finite element software systems. This course is a must for all engineers aiming to use FEA as a reliable predictive tool for thermal, stiffness and stress analysis.
The course is open to both members and non-members of NAFEMS.
To book your place, please click on "order" on the left.
Day 1. Introduction and formulation. FEA for 1D and 2D
Day 1 From 10.00 to 13.00
- Basic Theory of FEA
- Direct Stress and Strain
- Shear Stress and Torsion
- Bending Stress
- Thermal Stress Effects
- Stress Concentration Effects
- Fatigue and Impact
- Properties of Materials
- Stiffness Calculations
- Units and Unity Bracket
Day 1 From 14.30 to 18.00
- Introduction to 1D FEA
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- 2D Plane Stress/Plane Strain
- 2D Axi-Symmetric Problems
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Day 2 From 8.30 to 13.00
- Introduction to the Real World in 3D
- Example of Simple 3D Analysis
- Processing of 3D CAD Data
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- Fast and Accurate Meshing Methods
- Design of Loading and Constraints
- Representative Material Properties
- Results Interpretation/Verification
- Balanced Loads/Minimal Constraint
Day 2 from 14.30 to 18.00
- Non-Linear Considerations
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- Comparison of different tools
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Prof. Francisco J. Montáns
Continuum and Structural Mechanics Professor at the School of Aeronautics and Astronautics of the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM).
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1782–14 June 1842
Henry Atkinson, military officer, born into a locally prominent family in Caswell, now Person, County. His father, John Atkinson, received land grants from the colonial government in 1748 and 1750. By 1785, his landholdings totaled 6,100 acres in the present Person and Caswell counties. Henry Atkinson's mother, about whom little is known, died shortly after his birth, leaving six children, and John soon afterward married Francis Dickens. When John Atkinson died in 1792, he left two more children, 3,665 acres, and seventeen slaves.
John and his sons Edward and Richard all engaged actively in local and state politics. During the Revolution, John served as a delegate to the Hillsborough provincial congress (August 1775), a member of the Hillsborough Committee of Safety, and, at three different times, a member of the House of Commons. In 1781 he became the new state's tobacco purchasing agent. In addition, he was a justice of the peace in Orange County from 1776 to 1788. Edward served as county sheriff and state legislator before his death in 1797. Richard sat in the House of Commons and the state senate.
At the age of eighteen, Henry Atkinson inherited a thousand acres in Caswell County. Two years later he was among the ten trustees who obtained the charter for Caswell Academy, a local free school. He became clerk and then treasurer of the school's board of trustees. In 1804–5 he ventured into commerce, establishing a small store, but the business failed. Whether his agricultural enterprises failed similarly or whether he merely felt disinclined to continue the life of a planter is uncertain, but in either case, Atkinson entered the U.S. Army on 1 July 1808 as a captain in the Third Infantry.
Atkinson spent his first five years of military service in routine duties along the Lower Mississippi River and the Gulf Coast. His activities there presaged much of his later career. Although Atkinson rose to become one of the senior commanders in the West after the War of 1812, he was rarely involved in combat; most of his life was devoted to the historically unspectacular but nonetheless vital administration of a frontier army in times of relative peace.
One year after the outbreak of the war with Britain, Atkinson was appointed brevet colonel and inspector general in the Ninth Military District. His new assignment took him to the Northeast, where he remained for five years. Although the New York-Vermont theater of war was more explosive than the Gulf theater at the time of Atkinson's transfer, the young officer led no troops in battle. He did receive his first command, the Thirty-seventh Infantry, in April 1814, after a one-week paper command of the Forty-seventh. His task, however, was to provide for the coastal defense of Connecticut. With the Thirty-seventh in the New London area and, after the war, with the Sixth Infantry at Plattsburgh, N.Y., he concentrated on drilling, fort-building, and road construction, activities that were to consume much of his time on the western frontier.
In 1818, Atkinson was placed in command of the military district consisting of Kentucky, Tennessee, and the Missouri Territory, and he and the Sixth moved west. Although the territory underwent frequent nominal changes and his own supervision varied from a de jure to a de facto one, this vast frontier area was to be Atkinson's predominant domain until his death in 1842.
The colonel's first major undertaking was leading one column of a three-pronged exploratory expedition initiated by Secretary of War John C. Calhoun. He progressed as far as Council Bluffs, where he constructed an outpost that Calhoun later named Fort Atkinson, before Congress terminated funding for the project in the wake of the Panic of 1819.
In the army reorganization of 1821, Atkinson lost his district command, but his friends in Washington helped him retain his colonelcy and his post as head of the Sixth Infantry. Although subordinate to General Edmund Gaines, Atkinson continued to oversee his old area of jurisdiction, now placed in his charge as the Right Wing. His leadership in securing the frontier lasted until the mid-1830s.
Atkinson's primary responsibility in the 1820s was negotiation with the Indians, who called him "White Beaver." He showed a certain conciliation and finesse in these dealings. Until the Black Hawk uprising, he avoided physical conflict between the army and the Indians through effective manipulation of a show of force in conjunction with negotiation. One of his premier accomplishments was his leadership of an expedition from St. Louis to the mouth of the Yellowstone River in 1825. He negotiated twelve treaties with sixteen bands of Indians and, using paddle wheel keelboats for the first time on a military venture, suffered no serious damages to the boats and lost no men.
In the next two years, under directions from Gaines, he selected the site for and supervised the construction of a new army infantry school, over which he was to exercise personal control, at Jefferson Barracks, Mo. From that time on, Jefferson Barracks was his home, and he divided his time between frontier problems and infantry instruction.
His sole command of troops in combat came in 1832. The Sauks under Black Hawk tried to recross the Mississippi River to lands in Illinois they had surrendered to the United States in the Corn Treaty of 1831. Atkinson apparently overemphasized the dangers inherent in the situation. He prompted Illinois's Governor John Reynolds to call out an undisciplined militia and refused to parlay with the Indians. His cautious pursuit of Black Hawk evoked criticism from Washington, and General Winfield Scott was ordered to assume command with fresh troops. However, Scott's men were stricken by an epidemic of Asiatic cholera before departure and so Atkinson was left to conduct the campaign. After two months of exasperating, unrewarding marching, Atkinson caught up with the Sauks and soundly defeated them at Bad Axe, Wisc., on 2 Aug.
During July, Atkinson had been forced to encamp and await provisions. At the juncture of the Bark and Rock rivers, his troops constructed a shelter for the sick and supply base, christened Fort Coshconong. After the campaign, the fort was given to friendly Potawatomies, who maintained it for less than a year before being forced to sell all their eastern lands. Within a few years, white settlers occupied the site and constructed the town of Fort Atkinson, Wisc.
The last ten years of Atkinson's life were frustrating ones. Young officers superseded him in the actual command of the expanding frontier. He became chiefly a paper-shuffling intermediary. He grew irascible and evinced signs of approaching senility. In 1838, President Martin Van Buren offered him the first governorship of the new Iowa Territory, but the colonel immediately spurned the appointment without specifying reasons. His last important military achievement was the supervision of the westward removal of the Winnebago Indians to northern Iowa in 1840. In the process, he established the last of three Fort Atkinsons, this one built for the protection of the Sauks and Foxes about thirty-five miles west of Prairie du Chien.
Atkinson married Mary Ann Bullitt in Christ Episcopal Church, Louisville, Ky., on 15 Jan. 1826; a son, Henry, Jr., was born to them the following February. George Catlin painted a portrait of Atkinson in 1824.
Atkinson died of dysentery in his home in 1842 and was buried at Jefferson Barracks. Some time later, his body was reinterred in the Bullitt-Gwathmey family lot in Cave Hill Cemetery in Louisville.
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Nichols, Roger L. General Henry Atkinson: frontier soldier, 1782-1842. University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1964 - History - 638 pages. http://books.google.com/books/about/General_Henry_Atkinson.html?id=dytSAAAAMAAJ&printsec=frontcover#v=onepage&q&f=false (accessed February 7, 2013) or http://www.worldcat.org/title/general-henry-atkinson-frontier-soldier-1782-1842/oclc/14769044
Wisconsin Historical Society: http://www.wisconsinhistory.org/dictionary/index.asp?action=view&term_id=27&keyword=black+hawk
The Encyclopedia of North American Indian Wars, 1607–1890: http://books.google.com/books?id=lyNakUZmQ9IC&pg=PA40&lpg=PA40&dq=Henry+Atkinson+1782&source=bl&ots=WKZoUbwD3Q&sig=Ycg8mhu_2UgKzD3Gr-jwpJF3rEo&hl=en&sa=X&ei=MKcTUfDgFI3-8ATO-oHoBg&ved=0CFkQ6AEwBjge#v=onepage&q=Henry%20Atkinson%201782&f=false&printsec=frontcover#v=onepage&q&f=false (accessed February 7, 2013).
Wheel Boats on the Missouri: The Journals and Documents of the Atkinson-O, by Henry Atkinson, Stephen Watts Kearny, Richard E. Jensen: http://books.google.com/books?id=dn5eW976XpgC&pg=PA1&lpg=PA1&dq=Henry+Atkinson+1782&source=bl&ots=ss3WYNOcBC&sig=SxDZ7CVESyF_-Jz3TJatuVQ4Qd8&hl=en&sa=X&ei=MKcTUfDgFI3-8ATO-oHoBg&ved=0CFQQ6AEwBTge#v=onepage&q=Henry%20Atkinson%201782&f=false&printsec=frontcover#v=onepage&q&f=false (accessed February 7, 2013).
Courtesy of the Abraham Lincoln Historical Digitization Project. Available from http://lincoln.lib.niu.edu/gal/matson-flight.html (accessed February 7, 2013).
Aerial view ca. 1957-60 - Jefferson Barracks, Jefferson Barracks, St. Louis County, MO. Image courtesy of Library of Congress.Available from http://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/mo0984/ (accessed February 7, 2013).
1 January 1979 | Wiest, Timothy J.


By Subir Bhaumik
BBC News, Calcutta
Victims of the 2004 tsunami in India's eastern Andaman and Nicobar archipelago have rioted in protest against the new houses provided by the government.
Tsunami victims are not happy with the new houses
At least 12 people have been injured in the violence after protestors burnt official vehicles at Hut Bay in Little Andaman islands.
They were protesting against the location and quality of construction of their new houses.
Officials say the tsunami killed more than 3,500 in the Andamans.
Tsunami victims in the Hut Bay area have gone on strike in protest against what they call inadequate and shoddy housing.
"The permanent houses the government is making for us are located far away from our workplaces," resident Somnath Banik said.
"The houses are made of pre-fabricated material which will make them very hot. Also the houses are on a twin sharing basis which is not acceptable to us."
Locals say Hut Bay residents have observed two strikes in recent weeks in protest against what residents describe as "the high handedness of the administration."
Tsunami victims in the Andamans were first put up in tents in more than 200 evacuee camps, then shifted to nearly 10,000 temporary shelters made of tin roofs.
They are now being shifted to more than 8,500 new houses made for them with pre-fabricated structures that have been shipped from mainland India at considerable cost.
The Nicobarese tribes people in south of the archipelago , who bore the brunt of the tsunami, were the first to protest against the pre-fabricated housing.
They said it was far too hot, given the warm climes of the archipelago.
Last month, the Nicobarese stopped erection of these new houses in some parts of their islands.
Some Nicobarese were also upset when the Indian navy tried to evict six of them from their homes.
The navy said the six were encroaching on their land - the tribals dispute that.
Most houses in the archipelago are built cheaply using local wood.
Nicobarese leaders say the pre-fab houses are hugely expensive. The authorities say they have been designed "in consultation with the local people".


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January's new residential sales numbers have slowly been increasing since 2009.
New home sales highest since 2008, but inventory lags
Purchases of new homes soared in January to the highest level since the summer of 2008, suggesting the housing market’s recovery continues to gain momentum.
Sales rose to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 437,000, a 15.6 percent increase from December, according to Commerce Department figures released Tuesday. Numbers surpassed the January 2012 estimate by 28.9 percent.
The median estimate of 72 economists surveyed by Bloomberg was 382,000 new homes sales for the first month of 2013.
January saw an uptick in sales across all four U.S. regions, but the West saw the largest growth to 125,000 from 78,000 a year ago, a 60.3 percent soar in sales from the year ago period. The Midwest saw a 13.6 percent increase in new home sales to 50,000 from 44,000.
Nationally, the median sales price of new homes in January rose 2.1 percent to $226,400; the average sales price was $286,300.
Experts say the increase in new home sales was due to higher consumer confidence encouraged by historically low mortgage rates, stronger employment numbers and less competition from foreclosures.
But alongside higher sales numbers, home inventories are dwindling, with the supply of new homes on the market dropping to 22.6 percent in January, the lowest since 2005. There were 150,000 new homes for sale at the end of the period, a 4.1 month supply.
Favorable interest rates are incentives to buy, but lower numbers of available new homes might be stemming sales growth.
“We continue to hold that with buying conditions remaining favorable inventories are the big story in the new home market,” said in a research note. “Inventories of new homes for sale… are still likely low enough to be acting as an impediment to faster sales.”
John Vossoughi, real estate broker for @properties in Chicago, is seeing inventories decline in the Chicago area. “A lot of people are paying premiums because there’s not a lot of options,” he said. “As soon as a good listing comes on the market… it will get multiple offers and there’s really no negotiating power for buyers.”
People are selling easily, but are finding it more difficult to buy a home. Low inventories have created a sellers market.
Vossoughi doesn’t see the inventory shortage continuing for long. “I think it might change by the fall, it might stabilize in a little bit,” he said. “There will be more inventory, which will give buyers more options to level off the pricing.”
Stocks increased slightly after the report was released Tuesday. The S&P 500 rose 0.3 percent to 1,492.23 at 12:34 p.m. in New York.