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Kelly Clarkson shared the first photo of her darling baby girl, River Rose, on Instagram this afternoon. The photo will have you squealing from its cuteness!
The 32-year-old celeb and her singer-songwriter husband Brandon Blackstock welcomed their first baby on Thursday, June 12. Kelly made the official announcement on Twitter a few days later, and fans flocked to social media to congratulate the 'Stronger' singer on the birth of River Rose Blackstock.
Like many celebs these days, Kelly wanted to be the one to share the first photo of her newborn. She posted the adorable pic on Instagram earlier today (June 20) with the caption, "Here is our beautiful baby girl River Rose; 6lbs 6oz, 18 inches, and the greatest thing on the planet."
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It was a real-life remake, with a different ending.
A mechanic was convicted Friday of burglary in the theft of Kirsten Dunst's ,000 designer purse and actor Simon Pegg's cell phone and other items from a chic hotel, a 2007 heist that forced the co-stars to twice play the part of witnesses.
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James Jimenez, who said he just tagged along on what he thought was a co-defendant's legitimate errand, was convicted of trespassing after a trial last fall. But that jury deadlocked on the more serious burglary charge, spurring a retrial that brought the actors back to the witness stand this week.
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The star witnesses added a dash of Hollywood to the Manhattan trials and gave jurors a behind-the-scenes look at moviemaking.
Dunst, best known for her roles in the "Spider-Man" series, and Pegg, whose credits include last year's "Star Trek" movie, described details ranging from the duties of a third assistant director to their takeout dinner from the high-end sushi restaurant Nobu.
A representative for Dunst didn't immediately respond to an e-mail inquiry after the verdict. Pegg's spokeswoman declined to comment.
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Jimenez, 36, faces up to 15 years in prison at his sentencing, set for June 23. He still maintains his innocence and plans to appeal, said his lawyer, Robert Parker.
After filming overnight elsewhere in the hotel on Aug. 8 and Aug. 9, 2007, the actors returned to the suite to prepare to go home around 4 a.m. They soon realized Dunst's Balenciaga handbag was gone — and with it her wallet, vintage Ray-Ban sunglasses and ,000 in cash — as well as Pegg's phone, iPod and camera with 300 pictures he'd taken, according to their testimony.
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The actors alerted hotel security staffers and police and did some sleuthing themselves: "We even went outside to look for our bags, like maybe it was dumped in a Dumpster," Dunst testified Tuesday.
Jimenez was captured on a security video carrying a shopping bag that prosecutors believe held the actors' possessions.
He testified that he just followed co-defendant Jarrod Beinerman, thinking Beinerman had permission for what they were doing. Beinerman pleaded guilty in 2008 to attempted burglary and is serving 4 1/2 years in prison.
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- 1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 large fennel bulb, trimmed and chopped into 1/2-inch pieces
- 4 cloves garlic, peeled and smashed
- 1 large or 2 small shallots, chopped
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt, plus 1/2 teaspoon
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper, plus 1/4 teaspoon
- 1 pound spicy Italian turkey sausage links, casings removed
- 2 cups white wine, such as Pinot Grigio
- 1/4 cup tomato paste
- 3 cups low-sodium chicken broth
- 1 bay leaf
- 1 pound large shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 1 (15-ounce) can cannellini beans, rinsed and drained
- 1 cup fresh basil leaves, chopped
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh thyme leaves
- Serving suggestion: crusty sourdough bread.
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In a Dutch oven or large saucepan, heat the oil over medium-high heat. Add the fennel, garlic, shallots, 1/2 teaspoon salt, and 1/4 teaspoon pepper. Cook, stirring occasionally, until the vegetables are slightly softened, about 4 minutes. Add the sausage and break into 1/2-inch pieces with a wooden spoon. Cook until brown, about 5 minutes. Add the wine and scrape up the brown bits that cling to the bottom of the pan with a wooden spoon. Stir in the tomato paste, chicken broth, and bay leaf. Bring to a simmer, cover, and cook for 10 minutes.
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#124 ~ Midwife of the Blue Ridge ~ Book Review and GiveawayNovember 22, 2008 at 11:29 am | Posted in Books, Culture, Family, Historical Fiction | 26 Comments
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Midwife of the Blue Ridge by Christine Blevins
Maggie Duncan lost her family as a very young girl during a massacre between the British and the Scottish. Her destiny falls into place when she helps a injured man find his way home to his wife, Hannah. Hannah, a midwife and local healer, realizes almost instantly that her husband's gangrene will end his life. Childless, she sees Maggie's arrival as the blessing to bloom from her husband's death. She takes Maggie under her wings and teaches her healing and midwifery. Unfortunately, the little Scottish town in which they live is superstitious. They think that Maggie is bad luck given what happened to her parents. They believe she possesses the powers of the evil eye. When Hannah gets sick with consumption, she gives Maggie one last gift before she dies – she plants the seed about going to the America. After Hannah's death, Maggie is living hand to mouth. When she's offered the opportunity to sale to America at the cost of spending four years as an indentured servant, Hannah's words come back to her and she travels to find her destiny in the New World.
The Midwife of the Blue Ridge is an engaging novel about the joys, struggles, and courage of those who took the risk of leaving their home land in order to make their own way in Virginia. From the very beginning, America was seen as a land of opportunity to those whose futures in their home countries was set from the moment of their conception. It says a great deal that people would knowingly agree to four years of indentured service under unknown masters in order to have a shot at creating their own fortunes and secure their own land. Christine Blevins brings this all to life through Maggie, Seth Martin and Tom Roberts. Just as vividly, Blevins writes of those who were forced to go to the New World by their privileged and wealthy families found them to be an embarrassment best kept an ocean away. Their resentment over their circumstances colored their view of this new land and how they treated other people. In the Colonial Virginia painted in this novel, it is a toss up as to who was more savage, the Shawnee warriors or the disgraced lords of England.
Maggie Duncan is one of the most delightful heroines I've encountered in a long time. Although her accent was difficult for me to catch on to at first, I was soon caught up in the story of this clever, sassy, and giving young woman. The very scrappiness that was viewed suspiciously by her Scottish kinsmen was what kept her safe and gave her the advantage she needed to get off to a good start as Seth's servant. She endeared herself to Seth, Naomi and their children by her generous spirit and her strong work ethic. Her sarcastic spunkiness endeared her to almost every single man she encountered. I admired her optimistic yet pragmatic attitude toward life and the courage she displayed under the most stressful conditions found in the Virginia wilderness. I enjoyed every minute I spent with her and hope that my daughters growing up in the Blue Ridge of Virginia four centuries later will develop her same strength of character.
Over the past couple of years I've read a great deal of wonderful historical fiction. For the most part, I've shied away from historical fiction set in my own country. I have read The Winthrop Woman and Devil Water by Anya Seton and, while they were both novels I enjoyed, they did not ignite in me the same excitement for my country's history that Midwife of the Blue Ridge has. Colonial America, just like Tudor England and Venice has its own charms and dangers to explore. After reading Blevins' novel, I am looking forward to spending some more time at home.
Christine Blevins was kind enough to send me two copies of Midwife of the Blue Ridge, but that's not all. She also sent some wonderful smelling goodies! If you would like a chance to win your own copy of Midwife of the Blue Ridge, a bar of handmade lavender soap and a bag of tea leaves, please leave a comment below about your favorite heroine or your favorite destination when you read historical fiction by 11:59pm EST on Monday, November 24. I'll take all the entries and add them to the List Randomizer. The first name in the list will win the grand prize. The last name in the list will also win a bag of tea leaves. Based on the way the tea leaves smell, they will make a wonderful and relaxing cup of hot goodness during the winter. The winners will be announced by noon EST on the 25th. Good luck!
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Crop Market Advisor
Late Spring May Mean Rebalancing Marketing Plans
By Frayne Olson, Crops Economist & Marketing Specialist
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Crop marketing plans need to be reviewed and possibly adjusted as spring planting intentions change. Many farmers have taken advantage of the recent high commodity prices by prepricing or forward contracting a significant portion of their expected 2011 production. However, the cool and wet planting conditions are forcing farmers to adjust their crop planting plans based upon continually changing field conditions and weather forecasts.
Farm managers need to keep in mind that changes in planting intentions may require updates or revisions to their previous marketing plans.
The first step is to compare the number of bushels or pounds already forward priced or contracted with the revised planting intentions. For example, assume that the original marketing plan for crop A is to forward price two-thirds (67 percent) of the expected 2011 production by May 1 through incremental sales, and that this plan has been implemented. However, if 15 percent of the intended acres are shifted to an alternative crop, the forward pricing strategy for crop A now covers approximately 82 percent of the expected production.
This is not necessarily a bad plan. It simply means that the strategy used to market the remaining production may need to be changed to adapt to the smaller unpriced production level. It means that the marketing strategy for the alternative crop also may need to be adjusted because of the increased acreage and associated production.
A more problematic situation is when acreage adjustments and/or prevented-planting creates a situation where expected production is less than the the amount already forward priced. The easiest adjustments are those that involve shifting "futures only" or "options only" contract positions, which are not tied to the physical delivery of the crop. Existing futures or options positions can be retraded at any time to rebalance expected production with forward pricing strategies.
However, contracts that require physical delivery, such as forward price, futures fixed or production contracts, take more time and effort to adjust. If contract commitments exceed expected production, farmers need to contact the elevator or processor that wrote the contract as soon as possible to begin working on adjustments.
Opening and maintaining lines of communication between the buyer and seller is the most important thing that can be done. Most buyers are able to adjust to changing conditions if they are given enough advance warning and can determine the extent of the problems. The most difficult situation for the buyers, which leaves them very little flexibility, is when they do not learn about a production or delivery shortfall until harvest.
A common question asked is how to modify an existing forward contract or production contract if cropping plans change dramatically due to poor weather. The broad answer is that the parties who signed the contract need to discuss the situation as soon as possible, outline potential adjustments and determine what makes most sense for all of the parties.
The specific solution can vary greatly and will depend upon the structure of the current contract, crop involved and how many other farmers in the area have the same problem. A buyer typically has more flexibility to work with a single farmer having a contract issue than if the problem is widespread throughout the buyer's trade area.
This is because grain elevators and processors normally have recontracted or resold the crop, or products made from the crop, to their domestic and/or international customers. Small shortfalls in deliveries can be covered with additional purchases in the spot market, but large shortfalls can be difficult to replace economically.
Once again, the specific adjustment to a potential contract shortfall can vary greatly. However, some of the possible contract modifications could include changing the location of the fields and updating the legal descriptions in the contract, buying out of the contract shortfall, using existing inventory to fill the contract shortfall, purchasing production from another farmer to fill the shortfall, shifting the contract production to another farmer, shifting the contract production into next year or invoking an "act of God" clause if available.
Many production contracts for smaller market or specialty crops include an act of God clause that releases the farmer from contract shortfalls due to drought, hail, insects, diseases or flooding.
The specific terms of an act of God clause varies greatly among industries and across buyers. Many act of God clauses require the farmer to notify the buyer in writing as soon as possible after an adverse event occurs. Typically, notification must be made within 14 days. If notice is not given, the act of God clause does not apply.
This again shows that opening the lines of communication between buyer and seller as soon as possible is very important.
The weather this spring is creating many challenges and forcing farmers to modify planting intentions. It is important to review and potentially modify marketing plans to compensate for any major changes in expected production. Addressing potential problems now could prevent major difficulties during harvest.
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Manhattan Church Aims to Move Christians from Consumers to Ministers
Twenty years into ministry, Manhattan's prominent Redeemer Presbyterian Church plans to transition into a movement.
That means no more customers. Everybody is going to reach out, minister, make sacrifices and own the vision, says Redeemer senior pastor Tim Keller.
The conservative evangelical congregation that draws some 5,000 people – many of whom are students and young professionals – celebrated its 20th anniversary in September. It was then that the church launched the ambitious RENEW Campaign, a 10-year plan that aims to move Redeemer out of the program- and staff-driven church it has unavoidably become as it grew and into a movement.
Keller admits the church that started on 87th Street in a rented Seventh Day Adventist facility has been greatly blessed over the past two decades. But as it has grown, big programs were being run from the center by a very small number of highly-skilled leaders and a larger percentage of congregants were becoming customers.
Customers, Keller defined, take the goods and services provided but aren't themselves reaching out or serving as ministers.
"[T]he larger we grow, the harder it is for our congregation to own and live out the basics of our vision. It becomes easier to think of the church in terms of 'the staff ' and the people in the pew as the 'consumers to be served,'" Keller wrote in a recent church newsletter.
"To see a movement of the gospel in and through our church we need to push against the tendency to 'institutionalize' and return to our more organic, dynamic, congregation-led roots," he stressed.
So now, Redeemer is working to regain the "movement dynamics" that it initially had when it first started in 1989.
The plan is not to send some people out to start churches and minister to the community, but everybody.
Over the next three years, the New York City church will be creating three Redeemer congregations – east, west and south of Central Park – each with its own dedicated pastors, staff, lay leaders and congregation. The churches will remain under one board of elders and under the senior pastor, Keller.
The new effort will open up opportunities to raise up a new generation of pastors, ministries staff and lay leaders. While Keller will continue to preach the same number of weeks a year and the same number of services each Sunday, the added congregations and services offer opportunities for preaching, pastoring and leading that aren't currently available now.
Keller will also be spending a significant amount of time mentoring and training leaders.
At the heart of the plan, Keller explained, is to push ministry from staff to lay people and to push ministry from the center to the neighborhoods. That includes outreach, cultural engagement and service in their own locales.
"Although these congregations will be large, there will immediately be scores of people having to make decisions, take responsibility, and exercise leadership as they never have before," the 59-year-old pastor said.
"Everybody's being sent," he emphasized.
Also crucial to the plan is creating 7-day-a-week churches so that they are rooted in the neighborhoods and create larger, ongoing ministry and community space.
Keller explained, "At the core of Redeemer's vision are the beliefs that the gospel changes everything, that serving the city is the more strategic way to reach our society with the good news, and that to do this, Redeemer cannot simply be a church, even a great church, but the catalyst for a whole movement of the gospel in the city – through new congregations, ministries, and institutions. The purpose of the RENEW Campaign is to position Redeemer for the next stage of this gospel movement."
After three years, the three Redeemer congregations will each be challenged to become a generative base – that is, to start their own worshipping communities or sites. By 10 years, Keller hopes to see some seven to nine sites throughout Manhattan, drawing more unchurched people into a relationship with God and serving and loving those in the city.
It's a $20 million plan and a risky one, Keller admits, especially in this tough economic climate.
Redeemer, which has helped plant dozens of smaller churches in New York City, can choose to take the "safe" approach by renting bigger spaces and ramping up programs. But the longtime pastor says taking that route "won't renew our church as a movement, and it won't renew our prayer lives and faith in the same way."
By taking the more challenging path, Keller says they are setting themselves up to rely on God to send new leaders, to help raise the money, and to give people the joy and courage to all minister in the city.
Plus, it's not something they can put off.
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SPOTLIGHT is one of the most flirty, fun, and sexy drag experience in San Diego! Gossip Grill is proud to present these sassy ladies and SPOTLIGHT the 2nd and 4th Saturday of every month. We've got a fantastic lineup of Drag Divas that will entertain you all night long.
Show starts at 8PM and doors open at 7:15PM so you can grab the best seat.
Event is $5 at the door
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Davina Kostiana Love
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The fishing news is mixed. Although great numbers of big striped bass — many in the 30-pound class — finally entered Cape Cod Bay this week, the once-great flounder fishing around Boston Harbor has been terrible this year and isn't likely to improve very soon.
Jason Colby, a charter boat captain who specializes in flounder fishing there, has fished the harbor dozens of times this season, coming home disappointed, depressed and infuriated.
According to Colby, who watches flounder more closely than anyone I know, this year's flounder are both less numerous and smaller than normal. The first-prize fish of the annual Boston Harbor Flounder Tournament last week was only 2.75 pounds.
Alarmingly, areas that normally hold fish in May have been nearly barren. Rainsford Island, a traditional hotspot, would normally have 50 or so boats anchored around it now. Catching nothing there, the fleet has fled elsewhere.
Deer Island Flats produced some good fish, but even that honey hole has slowed down. Colby asserts that the flounder that should be in these waters now were netted by commercial draggers, who are allowed to keep 500 pounds of them each day.
Colby alleges that draggers can and do haul in 10,000 pounds of flounder in one tow, and that unscrupulous dealers with dollar signs rather than ethics or the future of the fishery on their minds help them sell their massive, over-the-limit haul on 20 different licenses. If Colby is correct, this overfishing could drag the flounder fishery down to the level of our depleted cod stocks.
Colby believes the Massachusetts Marine Fishery Council is largely to blame. "It has been little more than six months since the Division of Marine Fisheries saw fit to double the daily limits for the commercial fleet for winter flounder," he said, "and we are seeing smaller and less numerous fish."
Colby said he was told by a Fishery Council member: "We have to give them (commercial fishermen) something because we're taking away their cod." Colby doesn't believe cod belong to them or anyone else — and the cod are gone because commercial fishermen were allowed to overfish them. Will flounder go the way of our cod because of the same shortsighted policies?
A confrontation between recreational and commercial interests seems imminent. At 11 a.m. June 20, there will be a meeting at 30 Emerson St. in Gloucester, raising the question about our flounder harvest. This could be a heated meeting if many recreational fishermen show up. They didn't last time, and Colby stood nearly alone like Custer trying to hold his ground.
Colby fears this could be our winter flounders' last stand.
Colby is urging recreational interests to demand authorities immediately shut down the draggers.
"Instead of increasing the quota, they should have been cutting it," Colby said. He advises that if we can't attend the meeting, we should send our sentiments in emails to Jared Silva at firstname.lastname@example.com. Our letters will be read at the meeting, which is typically heavily attended by commercial interests.
If Colby is right, there will have to be adjustments in the limits afforded the commercial draggers.
To the delight of its privileged members, the Auburn Sportsmen's Club recently held its much-anticipated, always-sold-out, annual wild game dinner. President Jim Nishan acknowledged the successful sportsmen who provided a varied buffet highlighted by pulled barbecue of wild turkey and boar, alligator etouff�e, venison shepherd's pie with cornbread crust, bear and venison tips Diane with roasted potatoes, braised rabbit, and moose meat loaf stuffed with mushroom, spinach and provolone.
To share this unique dining privilege next year, sign up for a club membership now at (508) 832-6492.
Spring songbird migration is almost over. In another week or so, most neo-tropical migrants will be on territory nesting.
The Auburn Sportsmen's Club's bird banding station has had some amazing captures this season. Most remarkable was the May 18 recapture of a veery, which we had originally banded there on May 12, 2007, when she was at least a year old. This melodious thrush spends its winters in the Amazon. At least seven times, she has survived the 6,000-mile round-trip flight to nest on the Auburn property. That's truly amazing considering the gauntlet of hazards she had to endure.
Somehow, she survived numerous threats from hawks, owls, house cats, confusing lights and reflective windows, and September hurricanes. The latter can kill a million birds in one night as they migrate vulnerably south over the Gulf of Mexico or Caribbean.
Releasing her after collecting our data, we all hoped that she would produce another family and that we would recapture her in May 2014. The odds are much against her. Breeding songbirds are loyal to their nesting site, returning close to the same woodlot they've bred in each year of their lives.
The worst-case scenario for them is to return and find their breeding grounds leveled and developed, an all-too-frequent occurrence that continues to diminish their numbers each year. Luckily, the sportsmen's club has no intentions of selling out.
Local trout waters stocked this week included Barre's Prince River, Brookfield's South Pond, Wallum Lake in Douglas, Hubbardston's Canesto Brook and West Branch Ware River, Lancaster's Fort Pond, Oxford's Carbuncle Pond, Lawrence Brook and Scott Brook in Royalston, Spencer's Sevenmile River, Sturbridge's Quinebaug River, Sutton's Singletary Lake, Webster Lake in Webster, and Winchendon's Priest Brook.
Tomorrow & Sunday: PowWow, Worcester Intertribal Indian Center, Route 31, Rutland.
Tomorrow: Birding South Quabbin, Forbush Bird Club, free. Meet at DCR Quabbin Visitors Center off Route 9, Belchertown, 7 a.m. Leader: John Shea, (508) 667-1982.
Sunday: Open Bass Fishing Tournament at Haddam Meadows, Connecticut River, $15. Info: www.ct-tbf.com.
Sunday: Birding Barre Falls Dam and Rutland State Park, Forbush Bird Club. Meet at the parking lot above the dam, half a mile south of Route 62 in Hubbardston, 7 a.m. Leader: Dave Grant, (508) 852-3243, and Donna Schilling, (978) 263-9434.
Sunday: Singletary Rod & Gun Club's last meat raffle of the season, 2 p.m. Public invited.
June 7: National Wild Turkey Federation, Central Mass. chapter banquet, Spencer Country Inn, 500 Main St., Spencer, 6 p.m. Info: Keith Fritze, (774) 272-1274 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
June 14-15, July 11, 18: Massachusetts Association of Conservation Commissions summer workshops. Register now: Fundamentals Training, Wetlands Delineation, Exploring Wetlands Shrubs, Soil Science, Hydric Soil. Info: email@example.com.
June 15: Seventh annual Blackstone Valley Youth Fishing Derby for kids 3-14, sponsored by Fin & Feather Sports in Upton and the Blackstone Valley Chamber of Commerce. Info: Fin & Feather: (508) 529-3901 or www.bvfishingderby.org.
Contact Mark Blazis at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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text: We've seen a lot of Dr. Horrible T-shirts, but this might be the coolest yet. This is your chance to sport the work of Joe "Joebot" Spiotto, who did that amazing River Tam & the Fireflies album cover a couple years ago, and then followed it up with similar artwork for Buffy and Dr. Horrible. You can get this awesome shirt over at Quantum Mechanix.


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Charlotte H. Scott, professor emerita of commerce and education at the University of Virginia, died peacefully on March 11 at the Westminster-Canterbury Health Center in Charlottesville, Viriginia. She was 84. Born Charlotte Anna Hanley on March 18, 1925, in Yonkers, New York, to Charlotte Agnes Palmer Hanley and Edgar Bernard Hanley, she attended Yonkers High School and graduated from Barnard College in 1947. She married Nathan A. Scott, Jr., in 1946, and they moved to Washington, D.C., and later to Chicago. She worked as an economist for the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago from 1956–71, and she served as assistant vice-president from 1971–76. She also earned an MBA from the School of Business of the University of Chicago in 1964. She was the first African-American woman to be appointed a vice-president at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. Her husband, the late Nathan A. Scott, Jr., was a professor at the University of Chicago from 1955–76 and a priest of the Episcopal Church.
Charlotte and Nathan moved to Charlottesville in 1976 when they both accepted appointments to the faculty of the University of Virginia. They were the first African- Americans to be appointed to tenured faculty positions at the University. She served as university professor of business administration and commerce and senior fellow at the Tayloe Murphy Institute, Colgate Darden Graduate School of Business Administration from 1976–86. From 1986–98 she served with the Curry School of Education as university professor of commerce and education. Her husband Nathan served as commonwealth professor of religious studies and English from 1976–81 and then as William R. Kenan Professor of Religious Studies from 1981–90. He died on December 20, 2006.
Mrs. Scott was active in many community service activities. She served as president of the Women's Board of the Chicago Urban League from 1967–69. She was a member of the Consumer Advisory Council of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System from 1980–82, and a member of the Charlottesville Advisory Board of NationsBank of Virginia from 1977–83. She was also a member of the Commission on the Status of Women for the Commonwealth of Virginia from 1982–85. Active for many years in the Alumnae Association of Barnard College, Scott served on the board of directors and then as an alumnae trustee. She also served on the governing board of the Charlottesville Area Community Foundation from 1993-2004, and on the board of directors of the Charlottesville Community Scholarship program. She was a longtime member of St. Paul's Memorial Church in Charlottesville. For her many service activities, Scott was awarded an honorary degree as doctor of humane letters by Virginia Theological Seminary in 2006.
She is survived by her daughter Leslie Hunter, her son Nathan A. Scott III, her son-in- law John Hunter, her daughter-in-law Carol J. Scott, her six grandchildren, Priscilla Sampil, Charlotte Ashamu, Emmanuel Ashamu, Elizabeth Ashamu, Nathan A. Scott IV, and Douglas Scott, and her late brother's wife, Shirley Hanley. She was a devoted mother, a perfect grandmother, and loved by all around her.
A memorial service was held on Saturday, April 10, 11:00 a.m., at St. Paul's Memorial Church in Charlottesville, Virginia. Memorial contributions can be made to: The Barnard Fund, 3009 Broadway, New York, New York 10027.


text: Kristie, TWPZ Keeper Meet Allambie and Lilli Pilli, our two Koala joeys which have just made their debut out of the pouch. The pair are between 10 to 12 months of age and are becoming more independent as they grow. Allambie is a bit shy and is not to fond of the keepers while Lilli Pilli is the opposite and often enjoys some leaves held up by the keeper for her to munch. There hasn't been a Koala joey born at the Zoo since 2003, so it is very exciting for all the keepers to see two little joeys at the same time! The pair are both doing well, with mothers Victoria and Flora being very caring to their young. The joeys will stay with the mothers for the next few months as they become fully independent. The joeys will be on public display in November after maintenance on their exhibit is finished.


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Kevin Thompson necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 78 diseños de 23 diseñadores freelance.
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I'm an attorney that specializes in working with entrepreneurs. I've had the good fortune of working with a great client in Seattle that built the exciting software behind shopenv.com (site is not up). I'm very competitive and I enjoy working with entrepreneurs. The technology behind shopenv.com is nothing short of amazing and I'm hopeful it'll prove to be a great business opportunity for our users.
There's information about me on LinkedIn at: linkedin.com/in/ktprofile.
I'm passionate about my family and I enjoy physically challenging adventures. The brand image behind shopenv.com needs to be consistent with my character, which is synonymous with integrity, healthy appetite for risk, adventure and competitive spirit.
The site will allow users to build and host up to 10 ecommerce stores for free i.e. a subscriber will create a marketplace ("mall") and populate their mall with 10 stores. They can click a few boxes and select our pre-made template stores and be selling within minutes. We will provide 1.5 million products to sell and offer drop shipping capabilities....they just need to sell and they earn the difference between the wholesale and retail price. We make money via transaction fees and subscription fees for premium service.
We are targeting people that are looking to earn some cash. It's a business opportunity. The logo needs to convey trust and simplicity. There's zero risk for the users and we provide an amazing back office support.
We're looking for early adopters, creative people and a tech savvy crowd. I've attached images from our competitor's landing pages. They all offer elegant logos. The logo needs to communicate elegance and simplicity. It needs to be approachable, not too loud.
Have fun! There are no requirements. I would like for a logo that would be easily convertible to work as profile images on social media channels i.e. Shopify's "S" (see attached image) I want to go with either a sharp blue or a sharp green. See this site for the kind of blue I'm talking about: http://www.lawofficekt.com/.
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Many landmarks are closer to each other than you might think, so walking can often save time.
The TfL website provides resources for walkers including routes and accessibility information.
London walking tours are a great way to see the capital.
London's bridges provide some of the best views in London if you are on foot.
Travelling within Central London on foot can save time, as many landmark locations are closer to each other than you might think. Ever changed lines to get the Tube between Covent Garden and Leicester Square? Actually they're only five minutes' walk apart!
London is one of the most foot-friendly cities in the world and much has been done to improve London's pedestrian environment. Works include increasing the accessibility of London's streets and more facilities for people with special needs and restricted mobility.
The TfL website features useful resources for walkers. You can discover leisure routes across the capital, accessibility information, and find out about special walking events.
TfL's online journey planner is a handy tool for London walkers as well as those planning a journey on public transport. Click on the Cycling and Walking tab for those options.
As well as getting around, walking can be a great way to see the sights, either independently or as part of an organised tour. See our page on London Walking Tours to find out more.
Finding your way in London is easier with a pocket atlas, available from any good bookshop or Tourist Information Centre. One of these will make London's complex street network much more navigable. Buy a Collins Pocket Atlas now
Remember that cars drive on the left in the UK, so be careful to look in the correct direction for oncoming traffic when crossing the road. It's always a good idea to know where you're heading and to take the same precautions as you would in any major city.
Mobile applications such as Google Maps are useful tools for finding your way around London, but remember to keep an eye on where you're going and watch out for traffic and other footpath users! See our Top 10 Free London Apps page for suggestions of other great mobile apps to help guide you around London on foot.
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Universidade da Coruña is a public university located in the city of A Coruña, on the atlantic coast of Spain. Established in 1989, university departments are divided between two primary campuses in A Coruña and nearby Ferrol. The A Coruña campus is spread over three suburbs on the outskirts of A Coruña: Elviña, Zapateira, and Oza. The university currently has around 18,000 students and offers degrees at undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral level.
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|Thursday, 30 July, 2015
|Panel discussion on architectural heritage and European integration
|Wednesday, 29 July, 2015
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I read recently about people who have insured parts of their anatomy against loss. That made me think about what I have to insure.
Some of you are old enough to remember Betty Grable; a hottie in Tinseltown in the 1940s and 1950s. Yes, I admit having Grable fantasies. The most famous picture of her spectacular legs is in a swimming suit from the back as she looked fetchingly over her shoulder -- she was great with child at the time. I have an image of it that will never dim. She reportedly insured her legs for a million dollars.
Heidi Klum one of the world's supermodels of today and in the Grable tradition has insured her legs for $2.2 million; her right one for 1.2 mill and her left for 1 mill because it has a small scar.
Many of you remember Welshman Tom Jones, a sexy singer of the 1960s and 1970s. Female fans screamed frenetically as they threw hotel keys and undergarments on the stage. They had visions and hallucinations of how it would be to spend quality time with him in the amore department if you know what I mean. They fantasized hoping that he would show up later in the evening to spend time locking lips and inciting and relieving passions. After his record sales plummeted and he was no longer a hot item on radio and television he went to Vegas where he has performed for several decades. He reportedly insured his chest hair for $7 million. Chest hair!
Dolly Parton has also insured a part of her anatomy for $800,000. I don't even have to tell you what part. For you who may not know it is her enhancements in her thorax. She is noted for saying, "When I see something sagging, bagging or dragging, I get it fixed." That is obvious. She hardly looks like the girl we saw singing with Porter Waggoner on the Grand Old Opry Stage more than 30 years ago.
Michael Flately brought a frenzied dance performance called Riverdance to the American scene a few years ago. Dozens of dancers dazzled us with Irish jigs and reels and clogging moves. I do not know how people could do such spectacular moves. They truly had flying feet. He insured his feet for a cool $39 million.
Not to be outdone by those folks I had my insurance agent, Paul NoPay, write a policy to insure my spectacular legs and feet for $2.50. I did win the legs contest at Connersville High School in the 1970s and what are legs without feet. I also insured my magnificent chest with its piliferous exotic hair for $3. Since Indy International Airport uses my shiny pilgarlic head for a landing light it is insured for $10. The Calvertville Restaurant Association members voted my prodigious nose and taste buds number one in the Taste Calvertville Festival so they are insured for $5. Now I rest easy at night knowing my assets are protected. My annual premium is a dime but I am hoping the president's health plan will cover it.
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Her inspiration came from Amy Atlas and Hostess with the Mostess. Tonya chose one of my favorite color combinations: orange, pink, and lime green. The attention to detail is fantastic and she created everything herself, from custom t-shirts and place card pocket envelopes to a custom event logo. She also created several "stations" to entertain the troop.
Check out the beautiful details !
The main eating table for the girls was set up as a dramatic long table with an eye-catching centerpiece of 4 jumbo teacups stacked vertically. The other centerpieces completed the whimsey look. Tonya used plain glass cylinders filled with acrylic nuggets and lined the glasses with coordinated paper and topped off with pretty daisies that she "blinged out" by adding rhinestone centers to each flower. She bought most of her supplies at Michaels and Target.
She also had a "let's play" game zone, craft bar, beauty bar tent, and fruit bar with all the girl's favorite fresh fruits, fruit kabobs, and lollipops.
How lucky were these girl scouts!
To see more pictures of this beutiful party, visit her Facebook page!
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2012 Olympic team gold-medalists Kyla Ross of Aliso Viejo, Calif./Gym Max, who just won the all-around at the 2013 Secret U.S. Classic, and McKayla Maroney of Long Beach, Calif./All-Olympia Gymnastics, headline the women's field for the 2013 P&G Gymnastics Championships, scheduled for Thursday, Aug. 15 to Sunday, Aug. 18 at the XL Center in Hartford. The P&G Championships features the country's top gymnasts vying for national titles and berths on the U.S. National Team.
Bailie Key of Montgomery, Texas/Texas Dreams, who recently won the junior all-around title at the Secret U.S. Classic, is one of five U.S. Junior National Team members in the field. The remaining four are: Nia Dennis of Westerville, Ohio/Buckeye Gymnastics; Laurie Hernandez of OldBridge, N.J./Monmouth Elite; Amelia Hundley of Hamilton, Ohio/Cincinnati Gymnastics; and Polina Shchennikova, Arvada, Colo./TIGAR.
In addition to Maroney and Ross, eight other members of the U.S. National Team are expected to compete in the senior competition: Kennedy Baker of Flower Mound, Texas/Texas Dreams; Simone Biles of Spring, Texas/Bannon's Gymnastics; Madison Desch of Lenexa, Kan./GAGE; Brenna Dowell of Virginia Beach, Va./Gage; Peyton Ernst of Coppell, Texas/Texas Dreams; Maggie Nichols of Little Canada, Minn./Twin City Twisters; Elizabeth Price of Coopersburg, Pa./Parkettes; and Lexie Priessman of Cincinnati, Ohio/Cincinnati Gymnastics. In addition to competing, Maroney and Ross, as part of the Fierce FiveSM, will be inducted into the USA Gymnastics Hall of Fame and will be recognized during the Olympic celebration scheduled for the evening session on Aug. 17.
The competition schedule is: Aug. 15 – women's gymnastics, juniors at 1 p.m. and seniors at 7:30 p.m.; Aug. 16 – men's gymnastics, juniors at 1 p.m. and seniors at 7 p.m.; Aug. 17 – women's gymnastics, juniors at 2 p.m. and seniors at 7:30 p.m.; and Aug. 18 – men's gymnastics, seniors at 11:30 a.m. and juniors at 6:30 p.m.
Tickets are on sale now. Single-session tickets range in price from $20 to $99. Multi-session packages are also available: men's package – all men's sessions (junior and senior), Aug. 16 and 18, $85 to 135; women's first day of competition package – junior and senior women's sessions, Aug. 15, $70 to 125; women's final day of competition package — junior and senior women's sessions, Aug. 17, $85 to 135; and men's and women's package – senior women on Aug. 17 and senior men on Aug. 18, $85 to $135. All-session tickets, which range in price from $125 to $395, are also on sale, and the top-priced ticket is for the best seat location and includes an autographed commemorative poster.
Tickets are available through several different avenues: Ticketmaster.com; calling 1-800-745-3000; or the Public Power Ticket Office at the XL Center.


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The Super Bowl commercial produced by the social conservative anti-gay, anti-choice Focus on the Family featuring Tim Tebow and mom Pam aired four times before the game and again during the Super Bowl.
Recent reports also suggest that "for months", CBS Broadcast execs helped the anti-gay group script the spot.
Pam Tebow says in the spot: "I call him my miracle baby. He almost didn't make it into this world. I remember so many times when I almost lost him. It was so hard. Wel,l he's all grown up now, and I still worry about his health. Everybody treats him like he's different, but to me, he's just my baby. He's my Timmy, and I love him."
Tim Tebow adds: "Thanks mom. Love you too."
After the subtle message, the spot encourages viewers to visit FOF's website. Watch the commercial AFTER THE JUMP ...


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MSNBC characterizes all criticism of Obama as racist
Paul Joseph Watson
Friday, August 31, 2012
Radio host Rush Limbaugh slammed the "racism" and bigotry" of MSNBC during his show yesterday, pointing out that the network has embarked on a "hysterical" campaign to label any criticism of Obama whatsoever as a racist slur.
The primary target of Limbaugh's ire was MSNBC host Lawrence O'Donnell, who reacted to Mitch McConnell's speech in which the Kentucky Senator joked that Obama had spent so much time playing golf he should try for the PGA tour, by claiming the jibe was a racist effort to connect Obama with Tiger Woods and his notorious lifestyle.
"Now these people have lost it. I mean, they're worse than in the tank. Their minds have been corrupted. They have actually become perverted. It's as though there's a poison eating away brain cells. They're becoming hysterical, nonsensical," said Limbaugh, adding that Obama's cheerleaders in the media have abandoned attempting to defend Obama's record and instead resorted to framing his every political adversary as a racist.
"They're going to find a link between whatever any speaker says, to racism. They are a political operation. MSNBC is not a news network. They're not a cable network. They are a political network," remarked Limbaugh.
Limbaugh's next example was a recent panel discussion on MSNBC during which the participants, notably Touré Neblett, claimed that using the word "angry" in a negative context when criticizing Obama was also racist.
Limbaugh also made reference to a segment on Hardball where Christ Matthews and his guests attempted to claim that merely using the word "Chicago" to describe the President's roots was also a racist slur.
"We can't say "Hussein," can't say "birth certificate," can't say "Barack," can't say "Obama," can't say "Chicago," can't say "PGA," can't say "golf." It's all racist," chided Limbaugh.
"Not even I thought it would get that bad. I mean, I knew that with the election of Obama, every bit of criticism of him would be said to be racist. I never thought it'd get this insane, which is what it is. It really is pathetic," Limbaugh concluded.
As we have previously highlighted, MSNBC has been the primary culprit in attempting to chill free speech by characterizing legitimate criticism of Obama as a racist thought crime.
Last year, MSNBC regular Richard Wolffe mused that Republican opposition to Obama making a speech on a date that clashed with a presidential debate was down to "the color of his skin".
MSNBC also ludicrously accused the Associated Press of indulging in racism by accurately transcribing an Obama speech in front of the Congressional Black Caucus.
During his speech, Obama attempted to fool the black audience into thinking he was one of them and not a paid teleprompter reader for Wall Street by dropping the g's at the end of his words.
"Take off your bedroom slippers. Put on your marching shoes," Obama lectured the audience. "Shake it off. Stop complainin'. Stop grumblin'. Stop cryin'. We are going to press on. We have work to do."
However, after the Associated Press accurately transcribed Obama's dropped g's, MSNBC aired a debate segmentasking whether the decision not to "clean up" Obama's words was "racist".
"On MSNBC, the African-American author Karen Hunter complained the news service transcribed Obama's speech without cleaning it up as other outlets did–specifically including the "dropped g's," reported Yahoo News.
"Hunter called the AP's version "inherently racist," sparring with New Republic contributing editor and noted linguistics expert John McWhorter, who argued the g-less version "is actually the correct one," noting that the president's victory in the 2008 election was due, in part, to how effortlessly "he can switch into that [black] dialect."
Back during the Obama Joker poster era, when depictions of the President as the fictional character out of Batman were deemed racist by the establishment media despite identical images being produced of Bush as the Joker for years before, MSNBC host Carlos Watson insinuated that calling Obama a "socialist" was secret code for a racist slur.
Responding to those questioning Obama's big government agenda by labeling him a socialist, Watson wondered whether the term was "becoming a code word, whether or not socialist is becoming the new n-word for some angry upset birthers and others."
MSNBC is part-owned (49% to Comcast's 51%) by one of Obama's biggest campaign contributors, General Electric, which itself received $16 billion in federal bailout money, a story MSNBC's hosts were keen to avoid.
MSNBC hosts who do dare to challenge the status quo are quickly dispatched. Young Turks presenter Cenk Uygur was forced to leave the network despite excellent ratings after he was told by company bosses to "tone it down" because "we are the establishment."
Paul Joseph Watson is the editor and writer for Prison Planet.com. He is the author of Order Out Of Chaos. Watson is also a regular fill-in host for The Alex Jones Show and Infowars Nightly News.
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Brush added another win on the week to take the team's record to 4-3 after traveling to the home of the now 2-5 Thornton Trojans where Brush pulled ahead for an early 3-1 first inning lead before running in four more in the third and two in the fourth to oust the Trojans 9-1.
Brush Head Coach Mark Muniz' squad will gear up for more contests this week that initially included a battle at the home of the Yuma Indians on Tuesday, April 9, but an impending snow event had that contest postponed. The postponement will set both games for the Beetdiggers this week at home at Sunset Field as they gear up to host a now 5-2 2A Resurrection Christian squad on Wednesday, April 10 with first pitch set for the varsity at 4pm and for JV at 5:30pm.
The 'Diggers will then host a 3A Patriot League showdown with a now 1-2 Strasburg on Saturday at Sunset, with first pitch set for the varsity at 11am followed by JV action at 12:30pm.
On Tuesday, April 16 the 'Diggers will welcome rivals the Sterling Tigers once again at Sunset Park in Brush with varsity action slated for a 4pm start, followed by JV at 6pm. Sterling returns after ousting the Beetdiggers 9-1 in Brush's season opener that ignited the Fort Morgan Classic tournament and the Tigers have since earned a 6-1 record overall, despite being taken down 6-3 on April 4 at the hands of the Fort Morgan Mustangs during the rescheduled championship game of the Fort Morgan Classic.
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IN this case, Riggs had brought ejectment in the court below against Collins to recover a lot, one of the several ones mentioned in the preceding case as having been mortgaged by Russell to the United States, and bought by Corcoran from the United States after the foreclosure by the government of their mortgage and the purchase in by them of all the several lots included in it. Riggs was the grantee of Corcoran. The lot in controversy in this case, like that in controversy in the preceding case, had been conveyed previously to the mortgage, by a deed not put on record, to Breese. On the trial, the defendant made the same objections to Riggs's title, that in the preceding case he had made to Morris's; to wit, that Breese, as grantee of Russell, of the lot, prior to the date of the mortgage to the United States, and so owner of the equity of redemption, had not been brought into the foreclosure suit; and assuming this to be true the defendant inferred and assumed that the mortgage was still, therefore, in existence. He then offered to prove that during the pendency of the present suit in ejectment he had tendered to Riggs the amount for which this particular lot now in controversy had been struck off at the marshal's sale, together with the taxes, interest, and costs; informing the plaintiff at the time of this tender that he, the defendant, was willing to treat him, the plaintiff, as the equitable assignee of so much of the mortgage as had been paid at the sale for the land in controversy, and that he wished to redeem the said land, and that he, the defendant, made the tender for that purpose; which tender the plaintiff declined to receive; the defendant offering to prove, further, that the said sum of money was then paid into court as a tender to redeem the land in controversy from the mortgage. The court below decided, simply, that the evidence as presented was not competent or sufficient to constitute a defence to the action, but upon what ground this decision was made did not appear.
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Mr. B. C. Cook, for the plaintiff in error (iterating and enforcing, as to the other parts of the case, the arguments of Mr. Fuller, already presenced in the report of the preceding case) argued upon this new point that Breese not having been brought in, and the mortgage being so still in existence, Corcoran was but an assignee of part of it, and Riggs his assignee, nothing more; that the defendant could, therefore, properly tender payment of it; that the only question was as to amount; that as to this, Riggs's right in the mortgage was to secure only such a proportion of the whole as the value of this tract represented, which value or amount was shown by the marshal's sale; that this sum, with costs, taxes, and interest, had been tendered and was now in court.
Messrs. Carlisle and McPherson (a brief of Mr. Thomas Dent being filed on the same side) argued contra, that the defendant, by his tender, substantially confessed that he could not resist the mortgage, but that his willingness to liquidate it pro tanto, by showing a tender of a sum of money to the plaintiff some time after the commencement of the suit, was no valid tender, that the amount was insufficient, and that the whole mortgage-money should be tendered. Independently of this, that such an attempt to avoid an action of ejectment was unheard of; that after condition broken, the mortgagor's rights were purely equitable, and that he could obtain relief only in chancery.
It is clear that the criterion by which the amount tendered was gauged was incorrect. To redeem property which has been sold under a mortgage for less than the mortgage debt, it is not sufficient to tender the amount of the sale. The whole mortgage debt must be tendered or paid into court. The party offering to redeem proceeds upon the hypothesis that, as to him, the mortgage has never been foreclosed and is still in existence. Therefore he can only lift it by paying it. The money will be subject to distribution between the mortgagee and the purchaser, in equitable proportions, so as to reimburse the latter his purchase-money and pay the former the balance of his debt.
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Origin and Evolution of Earth: Research Questions for a Changing Planet (2008)Board on Earth Sciences and Resources
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Questions about the origin and nature of Earth and the life on it have long preoccupied human thought and the scientific endeavor. Deciphering the planet's history and processes could improve the ability to predict catastrophes like earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, to manage Earth's resources, and to anticipate changes in climate and geologic processes. At the request of the U.S. Department of Energy, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, National Science Foundation, and U.S. Geological Survey, the National Research Council assembled a committee to propose and explore grand questions in geological and planetary science. This report captures, in a series of questions, the essential scientific challenges that constitute the frontier of Earth science at the start of the 21st century.
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- How did Earth and other planets form? While it is generally agreed that the Sun and planets all coalesced out of the same nebular cloud, it is still not known how Earth obtained its particular chemical composition, at least not in enough detail to understand its subsequent evolution or why the other planets ended up so different from ours and from each other. Further measurements of other Solar System bodies and extrasolar planets and objects appear to be the primary pathway to furthering our understanding of the origin of Earth and the Solar System.
- How did life begin? When life first arose, the conditions at Earth's surface may have been much different than today's, and one critical challenge is to develop an accurate picture of the physical environments and the chemical building blocks available to early life.
- How do fluid flow and transport affect the human environment? Much better models of streamflow and associated erosion and transport are needed if we are to accurately assess how human impacts and climate change affect landscape evolution and how these effects can be managed to sustain ecosystems and important watershed characteristics.
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- Why does Earth have plate tectonics and continents? We still do not know when continents first formed, how they are preserved for billions of years, or exactly how they evolved to be what they are like today. New data and observations indicate that climate and erosion play a fundamental role in building and shaping mountain ranges and thus are fundamental to the formation as well as the destruction of continental crust.


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Milwaukee police officer involved in early-morning shooting
Officers were responding to a call of a suicidal man
A Milwaukee police sergeant shot a man while investigating a report of a suicidal man.
Shortly before 4 a.m., police got the call about the man threatening to kill himself inside a home near 37th and Galena streets.
When he arrived, police said the sergeant went into the home and found a 56-year-old man with what police thought was the barrel of a gun in his hand.
He ordered the suspect to drop the weapon, and when the man didn't, the officer said he felt threatened and fired his gun twice.
Police said they later determined the man had a pipe in his hand.
Medics took the man to an area hospital. Police said the man was in stable condition Tuesday afternoon. He is in police custody.
Police said the man has an extensive arrest record with the Milwaukee Police Department, including several weapons-related arrests.
Neither the officer nor anyone else in the house was hurt.
The 31-year-old sergeant is being placed on administrative duty, which is standard procedure following an officer-involved shooting.


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