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Wildcats stun Falcon volleyball in home sweep
By BEN WATANABE
South Whidbey Record Langley, Clinton, arts and entertainment, features
October 16, 2013 · Updated 4:14 PM
Falcon junior Abby Hodson hits through Wildcat junior McKenna Palmer on Thursday. / Ben Watanabe / The Record
Things did not go according to South Whidbey’s plan in a straight-sets loss to Archbishop Murphy on Thursday.
Facing a top Cascade Conference rival at home, the Falcons played brilliantly in spurts but made costly errors that dropped South Whidbey to third place in the league. The loss marked the first time this season that South Whidbey dropped back-to-back matches, as the Falcons fell in straight sets to the King’s Lady Knights on Tuesday.
“We were doing really good, but we weren’t playing our game,” said Falcon senior hitter Haley Viers. “We had a lot of great plays. Our energy was good. We let them beat us.”
South Whidbey led in each of the three sets, only to lose serve and let Archbishop Murphy rally, seize control late in the set and hold on.
In the first set, the Falcons controlled the lead at 16-11. Archbishop Murphy relied on its top hitters, junior Caroline Hoban and freshman Samantha Hayward, to get them back in the game. Falcon errors killed their momentum until the Wildcats tied the set at 21-21. A kill by Falcon senior Mackenzie Hezel, who had a team-high 14 kills, brought South Whidbey back into contention at 23-23, but Hayward scored a kill to end a long rally, and Hoban scored a tip to end another rally and win the set.
“Number 5 (Hayward), she had good hits,” Viers said. “She’s big.”
South Whidbey started the second set with an early lead, only to watch as errors and Archbishop Murphy’s offense chipped away at the 8-2 lead. The Wildcats clawed their way back on the hitting of Hoban and Hayward until they tied on consecutive points from 12 to 15. From there, Archbishop Murphy led the rest of the way to a 25-20 win.
“We messed up on some of our hits,” Viers said.
The third set looked to be South Whidbey’s rallying game. The Falcons led 7-1 and held the advantage until late in the set when, again, errors and a costly net violation call that waived off a critical, late-set point let the Wildcats win 25-23.
Losing a close match on errors devastated South Whidbey’s players and coaches, especially following a day of high hopes and expectation.
“All day everyone was talking about the game and how we’d play awesome,” Viers said.
South Whidbey (6-3 conference, 7-3 overall) and Archbishop Murphy (7-2 conference, 8-2 overall) will play again later this month in Everett, on the Wildcats’ home court.
In earlier action, King’s (8-0 conference, 8-0 overall) defeated South Whidbey in straight sets 25-19, 25-15, 25-17.

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by guest contributor Christina Crooks
This Indie Style 101 outfit brings handmade pieces, natural resources and a closet basic into play.
Nothing is more perfect that a comfy, cozy dress. I like choosing basic colors and classic pieces allowing for a blank canvas to decorate with my favorite accessories. This long-sleeved maxi dress is perfect for a lunch with the girls, a shopping run in town or an evening dinner date with your guy. A turquoise stone necklace adds such a great pop of color to the dark gray. And, the natural wooden watch and platforms provide texture to the whole outfit. I love incorporating nature into my ensemble. Grab a sleek clutch and you’re ready for whatever the day brings!
About the contributor: Christina Crooks is self-described as being a bit old-fashioned and a lover of over-sized rings. She loves owls, wings and metal things. You can follow vintage, art, design, style and other pretty things at her 6 petals blog.

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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS
November 8, 2010
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, PLAINTIFF,
JOHN M. WYATT, DEFENDANT.
The opinion of the court was delivered by: Herndon, Chief Judge
This matter comes before the Court for case management. On November 1, 2010, John Wyatt, pro se, filed a pleading entitled notice and motion for new jury trial based on new evidence, new case law, and post sentence Brady violation by the office of the United States Attorney, -or- in the alternative, an evidentiary hearing on the motion Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, Rule 33 (a) & (b) (Doc. 76). The Court ORDERS the Government to file a response to the motion on or before November 15, 2010.
IT IS SO ORDERED.
David R. Herndon Chief Judge United States District Court
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The American premiere of Associate Professor of Music Joanne Metcalf’s “O Shining Light,” a musical tribute to her former colleague and friend, Jennifer Fitzgerald, highlights the Lawrence University choral concert Friday, Feb. 26 at 8 p.m. in the Lawrence Memorial Chapel, 520 E. College Ave., Appleton. The concert is free and open to the public.
Cantala women’s choir, under the direction of conductor Phillip Swan, will perform the U.S. debut of Metcalf’s composition, which honors Fitzgerald, who taught at Lawrence first as postdoctoral fellow and then as an instructor of music before dying of cancer at the age of 32 in 2007. While at Lawrence, Fitzgerald was active in exploring new, interdisciplinary forms of composition.
“O Shining Light,” written for four women’s voices, was commissioned by the Scottish ensemble Canty. The group performed its world premiere last October at St. Machar’s Cathedral in Aberdeen and will release it on CD later this year.
In composing the tribute to Fitzgerald, Metcalf said she tried to create the impression “of a profoundly beautiful outer light, such as that of the stars, that reflects back the beauty of one’s inner light.”
The Lawrence Concert Choir and Viking Chorale, both under the direction of Paul Nesheim, also will perform. The concert choir will sing the traditional spiritual “Hold On,” William Mathias’ “Let the People Praise Thee, O God,” which was commissioned for the wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana, as well as works by Claude Debussy and Eric Whitacre.
The Viking chorale’s program includes Aaron Copland’s “Stomp Your Foot” from his opera “The Tender Land” and the rousing chorus “Let Their Celestial Concerts All Unite” from George Handel’s “Samson.”
The concert will be webcast beginning with a pre-concert program at 7:30 p.m..


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Right now all I want is mom’s hug and a big bowl of Sambhar Rice cooked by her!
Today’s painting is Watercolour- Feeding time. Missing my mom a little more than everyday.
As I painted this ,I was reminiscing memories when mom fed me day and night with scrumptious food. Even as an adult and a mom, you sometimes just want your mom around, nagging you, scolding you and also feeding you. Finding solace with this #watercolour-feedingtime painting and also seeing pics of us together.❤


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Hella Sketchy has been having an insane 2018 so far, gaining many industry connections, signing a deal and getting a lot of buzz off of his Nick Mira & Sidepce produced single Stupid. He’s been working hard on his highly anticipated tape and the first single from it is insane.
Rack on Me features Weiland and production from Internet Money member Nick Mira and frequent collaborator Josh Petruccio. The two producers provide a spacy, chill instrumental that Weiland and Sketchy float over, delivering fire verses and an insanely catchy hook by Sketchy. Hella Sketchy and Weiland have both released nothing but heat this year and their latest single is a perfect banger for summer. Check out the song below:


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Click here to read this year’s 25 New Faces of Film.
Photography was all over the New York City art world of the late 1980s. There was the Pictures Generation—artists like Cindy Sherman, Barbara Kruger and Laurie Simmons, who began in the mid ’70s and whose conceptual use of appropriated or staged photographs cast a critical and sometimes seductive eye at the way mass media imagery shaped consciousness. Jeff Wall, Philip-Lorca diCorcia and, later, Gregory Crewdson were bringing the staging techniques of film and theater to photographs charged with emotional and narrative possibility. And the work of photographers of an earlier generation, like Diane Arbus and Robert Frank, was still highly […]
On May 2, 2018, legendary filmmaker Barbara Hammer was honored at Temple University in Philadelphia, where she was awarded its Department of Film and Media Arts Annual Tribute Award, selected by the film and media arts (FMA) faculty and presented at the Temple Diamond Screen Film Festival for students. Various works of Hammer’s were screened during the day, followed by a conversation with Hammer and associate professors of film and media arts Elisabeth Subrin and Sarah Drury and a Q&A with Temple students. On November 4th, Hammer will receive the Stan Brakhage Visionary Filmmaker Award at The Denver Film Society […]
In September 2015, I launched a Kickstarter campaign—a tongue-in-cheek effort to raise $308 to make 12 hats embroidered with the word “movies.” Three years later, I find myself president of Movies Brand, a company that has released more than 30 products emblazoned with the word “movies,” worn by the likes of Mel Brooks, Josh Safdie, Ana Lily Amirpour, Larry Karaszewski and some 2,000 others. So, how did a Kickstarter joke turn into a real business? Well, it depends on what you mean by a real business. Some background may be in order here. My first love wasn’t hats. It was […]
I’m not sure whether or not Luca Guadagnino’s Suspiria is a masterpiece, but I’m certain that it warrants being compared to quite a few films that are. The one that immediately sprang to mind when the lights came up was The Godfather. With The Godfather, Francis Ford Coppola took the gangster movie and attempted to expand its emotional range and social and political themes without sacrificing the visceral pleasures of genre filmmaking. Guadagino’s Suspiria attempts to do something similar with the horror film, with a startling degree of success. Here is a curious fact of film history. Though horror movies […]
The good news: Film festivals and film-support organizations in the United States have never been more vocal in their support of underrepresented filmmakers. At Sundance 2018, the number of films made by women (37%) and people of color (more than 30 projects) was at an all-time high. And other events are following suit. But the bad news is that the independent film business’s gatekeepers—the programmers and critics who have the power to make or break these films in the marketplace—remain an #IndustrySoWhiteandMale. To be sure, there have been gains in these areas. This May, Sundance hired Kim Yutani as its […]


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Following news of a food recall for pesto sauce with black truffles from Hungary due to Clostridium Botulinum contamination, it becomes apparent that there are considerable challenges when processing pesto. In this article I’ll examine these, then take a look at the versatility of this Italian sauce and its growth in the Italian sauces market.
Pesto is a sauce originating in Genoa in the Liguria region of northern Italy and traditionally consists of crushed garlic, basil, and European pine nuts blended with olive oil, Parmigiano Reggiano, and Fiore Sardo (cheese made from sheep’s milk). Given that C. Botulinum is a soil based bacterium, traditional pesto sauce therefore requires thorough processing as the environment will not have large amounts of added acid or sugar to prevent spore growth. With this in mind, it is also critical to properly store pesto sauce once opened at a temperature of below 3 degrees Celsius. To increase the shelf life of this product, it is hugely beneficial to pour over olive oil to coat the surface of the sauce, thereby preventing oxidation.
Pesto may have originated as a very late adaptation of Moretum, a cheese spread eaten by the Romans with bread, to which nuts were optionally added. As with Moretum, the name pesto derives from the act of crushing these ingredients for the spread or sauce with a pestle and mortar. Pesto only took the form recognised worldwide today after 1863, when we encounter the first mention of this condiment in La Cuciniera Genovese by Giovanni Battista Ratto. The first mention of pesto sauce in America dates from a canned import in 1944, but it has only achieved widespread appreciation since the 1990s. The French also have a version of pesto sauce deriving from Roman origins: called pistou, it comprises basil, parsley, crushed garlic, and optional grated cheese, with pine nuts omitted.
Basil, one of the key ingredients in the pesto mix, came from India where it has been domesticated for over 5,000 years and was not widely grown or indeed revered in Italy until much later. During the Medieval times, this herb was associated with poverty and hatred, believed to induce the growth of scorpions in the brain, and thought to be poisonous. It too has had only recent recognition for its usefulness as a culinary ingredient, with an author in 1956 proclaiming that is was grown by a “few adventurous gardeners”.
In the supermarket, with sales worth an estimated GBP365m in 2011, pasta sauces account for over half of the UK market for ambient cooking sauces. The UK market is dominated by products geared towards Italian dishes such as lasagnas and Bolognese, but face growing competition from pesto sauces, sales of which have been aided by the popularity of Mediterranean cuisine as the italian sauces market grows by +7% year on year. is growing 7% year-on-year . Reflections of this in ready meals can be seen in launches of flavoured pesto lines, pesto pizzas and diverse pesto recipes available online. As yet, despite American launches this year including cod with sundried tomato pesto by Orca Bay, pesto is still a home cook’s ingredient. However, given the growing interest in italian sauces, the possibilities for organic, vegetarian and vegan pesto lines, now is the time to launch new NPD work using pesto bases for products.
Roboqbo, as seen in the video above, manufactures cook-cut-cool vessels in sizes from 15 litres for NPD work to 250 Litres, meaning that the process can easily be scaled up. The advantage to reduced cook times under vacuum is that the intense green of fresh basil can be perfectly preserved, making a jar visibly stand out on the shelf and benefiting from clear packaging. As the vessel is capable of storing recipe information and parameters, working with a Qbo unit is as easy as loading the ingredients, closing the lid and pressing a button to start the process. As you might have guessed, the other advantage to such a quick process time is that the flavour of your ingredients gets locked into the sauce, creating a vivid taste that could take centre stage on any plate.
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The collection largely comprises research papers, particularly about Yugoslavia during the Second World War, 1950s-1990s. In addition, a small number of papers concern Deakin's work on "Marlborough: His Life and Times", mainly consisting of typed transcripts of letters and documents used in research, and on Churchill's history of the Second World War.
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The papers are open for consultation by researchers using Churchill Archives Centre, Churchill College, Cambridge.

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Creamed Salmon on Biscuits
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- In olive oil saute onions and celery until soft, in a 10 inch skillet.
- Add soup that has been mixed with milk to skillet.
- Add pimento, peas and pouch of salmon to mix, salt and pepper to taste and simmer for 15 minutes.
- Bake biscuits as directed on package.
- Serve biscuits and ladle salmon mix over them.
- May use baked potatoes or toast instead of biscuits.
- Serve with a salad.
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Houston-based Kinesix Software is to target real time upstream operations with the latest release of its KX EDGE for Microsoft’s .NET architectures: KX EDGE Version 2.0 is a graphical human-machine interface derived from Kinesix’ flagship Sammi control room solution.
Kinesix believes that by applying control room techniques, upstream users can monitor large volumes of reall time operations data without the requirement for ‘complex in-house developed software.’ The new release adds remote access, an API for third-party integration, a new web-based GUI and an interface to Sammi apps.
Kinesix COE Russ Jamerson said, ‘KX EDGE is the perfect combination of .NET protocols and real-time control-room technology, bringing cutting-edge data visualization to industrial IT.’ The asynchronous, peer-to-peer API supports .NET remoting and HTTP.
Kinesix is working to extend KX EDGE to the upstream with off-the-shelf interfaces for XML-based data sources including WITSML, PRODML, and OPC.
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Hello, it’s Monday, and if it’s alright with you, I’d like to be insufferable for a bit before getting to tonight’s picks. The NFL’s Divisional Round games were played over the weekend, and the winners were the Chiefs, Bengals, 49ers and Eagles. That means the Chiefs will host the AFC Championship for the fifth straight year, and the 49ers will play in the NFC Championship for the third time in four years.
Kansas City, Cincinnati and San Francisco also reached the conference title games last season. Philadelphia is the lone newcomer, and the Eagles went 14-3 to earn a first-round bye.
Why am I mentioning this? Well, because I’m a college football writer, and for years I’ve had to deal with people telling me expanding the College Football Playoff is the only way to bring parity to the sport. The NFL expanded its playoff to 14 teams last year. It went from giving four teams first-round byes to only two, and guess what?
It’s still the same teams reaching this point of the postseason.
One might start to believe that, when it comes to parity in the NFL, people aren’t talking about different teams being able to win the Super Bowl. Instead, it’s that you don’t see 35-point favorites in NFL games like you do in college games.
Parity doesn’t exist when it comes to champions. In the NFL, you either have the QB, or you don’t. In college, you have 5-star players, or you don’t. No matter how many teams you put in your playoff, that will never change.
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We present a scheme for generating entanglement between two mechanical oscillators that have never interacted with each other by using an entanglement-swapping protocol. The system under study consists of a Michelson-Morley interferometer comprising mechanical systems embodied by two cantilevers. Each of them is coupled to a field mode via the radiation pressure mechanism. Entanglement between the two mechanical systems is set by measuring the output modes of the interferometer. We also propose a control mechanism for the amount of entanglement based on path-length difference between the two arms.
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It's not unusual to hear land planners talk about communities that have dedicated themselves to being good stewards, about local officials and developers working together to preserve precious resources, about building plans that promise to maintain habitats and open space. There's a lot of that talk connected with Rancho Viejo de Santa Fe, an 11,000-acre, mixed-use, mixed-income, master planned community just south of the city of Santa Fe, N.M., that has pledged to keep 50 percent of its land as open space. But you know that all these (sometimes) lofty ideals have truly made a dent in the local psyche when an on-site construction manager, the guy tasked with the gritty business of getting houses built, buys into the program.
Just ask Dan Russell, home building manager for Tempe, Ariz.-based SunCor Development Co., which is developing and building Rancho Viejo (Spanish for "old ranch"). "Before coming here, I built houses for 20 years in Phoenix, where it was all rooftops and garage fronts," says Russell, who lives at Rancho Viejo. "Here, you truly have a traditional village community where you have a diverse product, half-million-dollar homes across from $150,000 houses, with a central plaza within each community and a mix of commercial, retail, and trail systems.
"There's a walk that goes along the south side of the community, along a road called A Van Nu Po, where if you look back to the north you'd have a hard time picking out the houses," Russell continues with genuine excitement. "Because the land is hilly and tree-lined with junipers, you wouldn't know there were houses there, and there are 500 of them! I walk those trails every day and see my neighbors every evening."
Development plans for Rancho Viejo, which have been percolating for more than 20 years, were not pursued in isolation, but rather against a backdrop of what many see as indifferent suburban development in the Santa Fe area. While the compact, traditional pattern of old Santa Fe has attracted its share of inhabitants, the area's many transplants have more often chosen to live on two- to 10-acre lots in large suburban developments, which have often been harmful to the region's natural resources. Residents of Santa Fe generally have rejected the idea of infill development within the city, which has left the corridor to the south, home to Rancho Viejo, as the area's only real growth option.
"At the time SunCor entered into its agreement with the original landowner, there were a lot of skeptics about development in Santa Fe County," says Joe Porter, a principal at Design Workshop, a land planning, landscape architecture, and urban design firm based in Denver. "There was sprawl and a resource-consuming development pattern that nobody really liked, and I don't think the city [of Santa Fe] or anyone trusted the county to come up with a plan to manage this growth. Within the environmental community, Rancho Viejo had become the poster child for sprawl, or at least that was the fear."
In 1997, SunCor and Design Workshop began informal talks with Santa Fe County planners about how to change the pattern of sprawl and found that they had some principles in common. These included protecting the visual and environmental values of the land; clustering development in traditional New Mexican settlements or villages; offering affordable housing and jobs for locals; providing adequate water; and helping establish an ongoing community-development process that would provide an alternative to sprawl.
From these talks, which spanned 18 months and eventually involved county and city government, SunCor officials, Design Workshop planners, landowners, utilities, and local institutions, came a 17,000-acre Community College District plan that put into code a number of those original common principles. As a way to demonstrate its commitment to the region's new land-use guidelines, SunCor created what was essentially a 350-unit demonstration village at Rancho Viejo, which is located within the Community College District. "The first village was designed to stand on its own if everything fell apart and there were no long-term approvals," says Porter. "We wanted to create more of a clustered village pattern that preserved open space. It was a way to demonstrate that we could all walk our talk."
Those first 350 units went on sale in November 1998; today, there are just three spec homes left in that first phase. Current activity is centered on the village of Windmill Ridge, which will eventually include 321 units. At build-out, which could take as long as 40 years, the 11,000-acre Rancho Viejo will include seven mixed-use villages with 13,000 homes. SunCor is currently developing the first 2,500 acres of the 11,000-acre tract, but has the first right of refusal on an additional 10,500 acres.
SunCor used a variety of architects to come up with Rancho Viejo's 11 prototype home designs, which range in size from 1,232 square feet (currently starting at $169,990) to 2,965 square feet (base price, $397,990). Homeowners can also purchase estate lots and put up custom homes that fit within the architectural style of Rancho Viejo.
Not surprisingly, that architectural outlook could loosely be called Santa Fe style: sculpted, stucco-finished dwellings with flat parapet roofs; peeled-log touches here and there; and a color scheme that's long on muted earth tones. "There are three basic styles, Pueblo, Territorial, and Contemporary Southwestern, but we've tried to keep all of them to a very low profile so that they're basically the same height as the landscaping," says SunCor's architectural manager Steve Stiemsma. (SunCor recently switched to using in-house architects for its product mix; Scottsdale, Ariz. based Linderoth Associates was largely responsible for initial designs.) Inside, the homes offer what today's home buyers want: open kitchens, high ceilings, and interiors that extend to courtyards and other exterior spaces.
In this drought-plagued desert, landscaping with native plants and a general focus on water retention is paramount, so homes are sited and built to take advantage of every drop of Santa Fe's precious rainfall, which averages just 14 inches a year (in 2002 only 8 inches fell). Rancho Viejo's master plan calls for clustering the greatest densities on flatter grasslands, which helps foster efficient irrigation. At least 50 percent of the land will be left vacant for parks and open space, which helps to recharge the aquifer. Beginning this year, underground cisterns will be a standard feature of every new home. They're designed to capture roof runoff for irrigation and cooling (see "Rain Check," below).
Cutting-edge financial considerations are also in play at Ranch Viejo. Rather than buying the land outright, SunCor pays the original landowners (a group called the Rancho Viejo Limited Partnership) a percentage of each unit that is constructed. When SunCor closes on a home, a check is written to the Partnership; the amount of each check is spelled out in the agreement and is based on land value. The new homeowner then owns the land.
The win-win domino effect of this unusual arrangement means that SunCor doesn't have big interest payments, which means it's not under pressure to develop the land hastily. In turn, the landowner realizes more of a profit than if he had sold the property outright. And, since the developer did not buy the property outright, it's not passing on the open-space costs to home buyers. Covenants spell out how the open space will be maintained and cover issues regarding the future sales of homes. A vibrant affordable housing program has also been up and running since SunCor began construction back in 1998.
Those associated with Rancho Viejo's successful launch trace the general feeling of goodwill and successful development back to those initial discussions among SunCor, Design Workshop, the original landowner, and local government officials. "It resulted in a marvelously innovative zoning plan that protects all of the community values but does it in a way that allows the developer to do a quality development," says Porter.
"A lot of the values of New Urbanism were used to establish what is now the Community College District plan, which for our part has been an intangible sales tool," says Ike Pino, a former Santa Fe city manager, subdivision designer, and, most recently, Rancho Viejo's general manager. "The large areas of open space, landscape treatments, and architectural features are things that Joe Six Pack is not even familiar with, but they've all been calculated to make him feel good the minute he drives into the community. Having those values translated into requirements of the College District has served us well in terms of our ambiance and our ability to sell homes."
Project: Rancho Viejo de Santa Fe, Santa Fe, N.M.; Size: 11,000 acres (first 2,500 acres under development); Density: three units per acre; Total units: approximately 3,600 for first phase of development; Price: $169,900 to $397,990; Developer/builder/architect: SunCor Development Co., Tempe, Ariz.; Land planner/landscape architect: Design Workshop, Denver
"It's just the right thing to do right now," says SunCor's Dan Russell. "The cheapest water you're ever going to get falls down from the sky." Rainwater harvesting is a key component of Rancho Viejo's conservation program. In March, in conjunction with Santa Fe's RainCapture Inc., Rancho Viejo began installing fully automated rainwater harvesting systems--cisterns--with every new home. These 600- and 1,200-gallon underground systems are designed to capture and use much of the water that lands on the roof, draining the runoff into French drains that empty into a cistern. A standard system provides a significant portion of the water needed for landscaping; upgrades are available that allow almost any home to capture 100 percent of the water needed for landscaping and evaporative coolers, thus reducing total household demand for potable water by up to 40 percent. These systems are expected to pay for themselves within five to eight years.
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New Orleans City Councilwoman Susan Guidry was re-elected to represent District A, clearing the field of four challengers without the need for a runoff Saturday night, according to preliminary results.
The Secretary of State’s office reported results showing Guidry got nearly 67 percent of the vote, with all precincts reporting.
Guidry supporters congregating at Redemption restaurant in Mid-City erupted into applause Saturday after seeing preliminary results from televised election coverage.
“It is so exciting to get the results we’ve just gotten and that District A residents of this great, great city are pleased with the work I’ve been doing and want to see more of it,” Guidry said during her re-election speech at the restaurant, located at 3835 Iberville Street.
Guidry spoke highly of the city’s rehabilitation following Hurricane Katrina.
“We still had doubts about this city,” Guidry said. “But about two years ago I could see it with everyone. We knew we had turned a corner.”
“Back together isn’t good enough,” she added. “We’ve got to work to make it better.”
At the party, her supporters spoke highly of her work.
“I think she’s the best candidate running,” said Lakeview resident Roy Arrigo, 57. “She’s done a good job in the past four years.”
Arrigo said that everyone at the re-election party had their own reasons for voting for her, and his was because of the work she had done concerning levee inspection and maintenance.
Craig Berthold, a retired teacher at Delgado University, agreed that Guidry was her top choice.
“She’s good for the district,” Berthold, 58, said. “She’s trustworthy and sympathetic to residents’ issues.”
At her polling station at Engine 35, on 946 N. Carrollton Avenue, Mid-City resident and florist Linda Romero also said that she was “satisfied” with Guidry’s efforts.
“I’m happy with her,” Romero, 72, said, adding that she could think of a few improvements that could be made in her neighborhood relating to safety.
She wanted to see better lighting along Carrollton Avenue, she said, and she also complained about the Mid-City Security District.
“I never see them,” Romero said.
Voter Eddie Washington said at the Mater Dolorosa precinct in Carrollton said he chose Guidry because crime is down and business is improving. In her next term, he said, he hopes she will work to improve drainage and public schools.
“There’s always room for more improvement, but you can only do with what you’ve got,” Washington said.
Another voter, Enjoli Pannell, offered similar thoughts. Guidry was a good representative of the district in her first term, but needs to work in her second to make sure there are more opportunities for children, Pannell said as she escorted her own two young children, Kyilie and Kyiori, through the polling place parking lot.
“She did pretty good with what she was given,” Pannell said. “She just needs more time.”
Not all voters were as enthusiastic. Edmund Adams voted in Carrollton for Guidry, but said he did so only “for lack of better options.” And others were disappointed with her performance.
“Guidry doesn’t care,” said Cyryl Martin, who had lived in Mid-City for 70 years. “She hasn’t done anything as a councilwoman for the public’s integrity, or dignity, or quality of life.”
Martin, 81, said he had a big issue with the neighborhood’s crime.
“We have unrest on the corners in the Mid-City area under Guidry’s representation,” Martin said.
Guidry’s victory extended all the way to the precinct level. She led the field in each of the 80 precincts in District A, and won more than 50 percent of the vote in all but four of them — two in Lakeview and two in Hollygrove.
Following Guidry, Republican Drew Ward received the second-highest number of votes for the District A seat. With all precincts reporting, Ward received nearly 10 percent of the votes cast.
Earlier Saturday, Ward made a stir when he publicly and profanely accused Guidry of stealing his campaign signs and replacing them with her own.
“Dear @susanguidry quit stealing my goddamn signs you worthless bitch! My position: Guidry is a dishonest worthless bitch!” Ward exploded on Twitter.
New Orleans residents immediately responded.
“You’re embarrassing yourself man, haha” said a resident with the handle “Reliable Truck.”
Other Twitter users seemed to sympathize.
Later, Ward apologized.
“Like to apologize to everyone for using “bitch”. Did not consider potential mysogynist tone. Openly gay & no ill will 2wrd women. Frustrated,” Ward Tweeted.
Saturday night, Guidry said that she chose not to respond to Ward’s public outburst.
“The best advice I’ve gotten in this campaign is not to respond at all to that sort of thing,” Guidry said.
Attorney David Capasso, a Democrat, came in a close third with 9 percent of the vote, followed by Jason Coleman with 8 percent of the vote. Stephen Gordon, an independent, won about 6 percent.
The Mid-City Security District Parcel Fee renewal was approved by 60.96 percent, with all 22 precincts reporting, according to the Secretary of State website. The smaller Hurstville and Upper Audubon security districts in Uptown were renewed by votes of 77 and 89 percent, respectively.
In other election results, Mayor Mitch Landrieu was re-elected with 64 percent of the vote over Michael Bagneris and Danatus King. City Councilwoman Stacy Head also easily fended off a challenge from Eugene Green, winning 62 percent.
Sheriff Marlin Gusman won 49 percent of the vote, but will likely be in a runoff with predecessor Charles Foti, who got 29 percent of the vote. For coroner, Dwight McKenna got 48 percent, and Jeffrey Rouse got 32 percent, sending them to a runoff.
Cynthia Hedge-Morrell led her at-large division of the City Council At-Large seat with 44 percent, but will head to a runoff against Jason Williams, who got 39 percent of the vote. Jackie Clarkson will also face Nadine Ramsey in a runoff, after both got 45 percent of the vote in District C.
In District D, Jared Brossett was elected to succeed Hedge-Morrell, and James Gray defended his seat from Cynthia Willard-Lewis.
This article was written by Della Hasselle of Mid-City Messenger, with additional reporting from the Carrollton voting precinct by Robert Morris of Uptown Messenger.


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'Breaking Bad's' Anna Gunn helps her daughter sell lemonade for Child Cancer Awareness Month
On "Breaking Bad," Anna Gunn is the wife of a drug-selling cancer victim. On Hollywood Boulevard this week, she was a lemonade-selling advocate of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, hanging out a shingle with her daughter Emma Duncan to raise a few bucks on behalf of the Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation.
Mother and daughter sold $100 worth of lemonade in an hour on Monday, only a drop in the bigger bucket of a campaign to set up charitable strawberry lemonade stands nationwide through September.
For each stand that registers, Strawberry Shortcake will donate $50 to Alex's.
— Christie D'Zurilla
Photo: With Gabrielle Oliff from American Greetings, left, "Breaking Bad" star Anna Gunn and her daughter Emma Duncan hawked lemonade in front of Madame Tussauds in Hollywood on Sept. 13. Credit: Dan Klores Communications.
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The craving of reaching the finish line in a game can only be understood by those who have the spirit of gaming in their blood; and when you are up to gaming you need high processors, high graphics 3d and the perfect sound card. With the passage of technology the need of getting more handy gaming machines is of 2013 maximizing. To all the gaming fans out there, here is the list of the top 10 gaming notebooks of 2013. They are the most handy, high 3d visual display and indeed the best gaming laptops of the year 2013. Have a look at world’s top 10 best gaming laptops.
10. Razer Blade RZ09-00830100-R3U1
Worth only $2499.00 and with a user rating of 7.4/10 Razer blade is ranked to be on number 10. The special feature of this machine is that it has a special gaming mode that switches off the Windows key. That way one wont accidentally leave any heated battles. But it doesn’t have an optical drive.
9. Toshiba Qosmio X875 Q7390
The worst thing about Toshiba Qosmio is this that its battery lasts only two hours but on the contrary high resolution display of 1080p and the refresh rate of 120 its theideall multimedia machine. Its worth $1790.00. The sleek design and user rating of 7.63/10 makes it at number 9 among the best gaming laptops of 2013.
8. Falcon Northwest DRX
Falcon Northwest DRX has a HDD of 750GB and has got 8GB RAM which indeed gives you plenty storage and virtual memory for great gaming experience. The cons are that its battery life is just one hour, a hefty price tag and its huge size. With a price of $3066 and user rating of 7.65/10 Falcon stands at number 8.
7. Origin Eon17-S
At number 7 among the best gaming laptops of 2013 is Eon 17-S with a price of $1548. It has 16Gb RAM, Radeon HD7970M video card and six hours of long battery. Its dual core i5 processor keeps its rating low as 7.9/10
6. Alienware M18x
Armed with a GTX 675M video card and coupled with 18-inches HD display M18x has a price of $2329. If it’s made for hardcore gaming it surely has to be bulky and it is. The user rating of 8/10 makes it stand at number 6.
5. Battalion 101 P170EM
This machine also has a GTX 675M and a 7.3 inches screen but what makes it at number 5 among the best gaming laptops and better than M18x is its price is just $1499. The con is its bland design. Its user rating is 8.7/10.
4. Digital Storm x17
The user rating of Digital storm is 8.73/10 because of its best graphic card in the market. Yet it is bulky and it’s bulkier than anyone want a gaming laptop to be. Its price in the market is $2605.
3. Asus G75VW
The best combination for hardcore gamers is heavy storage and virtual memory. And this gaming laptop is best at it. With a RAM of 16GB and a HDD of 750GB Asus G75VW gets the user rating of 9.08/10. But its drawback comes while coming to audio. Yet its in the budget, just for $1344.00.
2. MSI GT70 2351
The second best gaming laptop of 2013 is MSI GT70 worth only $2351.00. 16GB RAM and Nvidia GeForce GTX680M graphics card gives the gamers the best visual experience. The company only needs to focus on the support centers now. Its user rating is 9.25/10.
1. Alienware M17x R4-7263BK
And now the best gaming laptop of 2013 is here. The Alienware M17 as expected. Radeon 7970M video card and 120Hz LCD display makes the picture perfect. Moreover it is in the budget of everyone. It is just for $1630.00. But it has a video memory of 2Gb only. It has the user rating of 9.88/10 which makes it the most perfect and best gaming laptop of 2013.


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DRIVING AFTER DRINKING
May my family’s loss be a message to others
I just experienced the loss of my beloved grandson, Jason Johnson, in a tragic car accident. He was 32. I cannot begin to express how devastating this is for our family; it is, literally, the worst time in our life.
Jason made a “decision” to drive home from a bar. The point of this letter is twofold: Had he known the grief this would cause his loved ones, he may have thought twice, because he loved us. He has left behind two little children, who will never truly know their daddy, and if someone — anyone — reading this will think of their family before getting behind the wheel, it would bring me some sense of peace. Think of our family before you turn the key.
BONNIE JOHNSON, Burnsville
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Military spending hinders benevolence
An Aug. 16 letter stated that capitalism is more benevolent to the poor and disadvantaged than are government programs. It is not capitalism that is the provider of benevolence; capitalism always takes. It is the people who give.
We now find ourselves in a society which is giving less because of choice but also because of hardship. A major source of this hardship is the financial burden placed on citizens by the military-industrial complex and the wars that will inevitably occur. You do not create a military machine like ours and not use it.
Abundant U.S. military spending leaves much less money for benevolent giving by the people. The next time you write out a check to the IRS, think of what good you could really do for others and how much more you could give without a war tax.
BILL HABEDANK, Red Wing, Minn.
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There’s enough corn to go around
According to a recent World Bank study, it’s high oil prices and commodity speculators driving food costs, not the use of corn in ethanol (“Yes — reconsider that ethanol blend rate,” Aug. 16). Some of my fellow farmers in the poultry sector don’t recognize this — and when farmers start fighting with one another, agriculture loses.
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Tarik Black gets 14 minutes? The guy shooting 63% from the field? The guy who is second in rebounds per minute on the team (Stephens is first)? Jeeze, no wonder we're throwing up nonsense at the basket and brick after brick from outside when our best inside presence appears to have been banished to the bench. It makes no statistical or strategic sense. Seems like Pastner is holding a grudge. Anyone else care to explain?
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Excerpt: 'The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay'
With this novel, the bestselling author of "The Mysteries of Pittsburgh" and "Wonder Boys" gives us a triumph of language and invention, a stunning novel in which the tragicomic adventures of a couple of boy geniuses reveal much about what happened to America in the middle of the twentieth century. Like Philip Roth's "American Pastoral" or Don DeLillo's "Underworld," Michael Chabon's "The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay" is a superb novel with epic sweep, spanning continents and eras, a masterwork by one of America's finest writers.
It is New York City in 1939. Joe Kavalier, a young artist who has also been trained in the art of Houdini-esque escape, has just pulled off his greatest feat to date: smuggling himself out of Nazi-occupied Prague. He is looking to make big money, fast, so that he can bring his family to freedom. His cousin, Brooklyn's own Sammy Clay, is looking for a collaborator to create the heroes, stories, and art for the latest novelty to hit the American dreamscape: the comic book. Out of their fantasies, fears, and dreams, Joe and Sammy weave the legend of that unforgettable champion the Escapist. And inspired by the beautiful and elusive Rosa Saks, a woman who will be linked to both men by powerful ties of desire, love, and shame, they create the otherworldly mistress of the night, Luna Moth. As the shadow of Hitler falls across Europe and the world, the Golden Age of comic books has begun.
Part One -- The Escape Artist
In later years, holding forth to an interviewer or to an audience of aging fans at a comic book convention, Sam Clay liked to declare, apropos of his and Joe Kavalier's greatest creation, that back when he was a boy, sealed and hog-tied inside the airtight vessel known as Brooklyn, New York, he had been haunted by dreams of Harry Houdini. "To me, Clark Kent in a phone booth and Houdini in a packing crate, they were one and the same thing," he would learnedly expound at WonderCon or Angouleme or to the editor of Comics Journal. "You weren't the same person when you came out as when you went in. Houdini's first magic act, you know, back when he was just getting started. It was called 'Metamorphosis: It was never just a question of escape. It was also a question of transformation." The truth was that, as a kid, Sammy had only a casual interest, at best, in Harry Houdini and his legendary feats; his great heroes were Nikola Tesla, Louis Pasteur, and Jack London. Yet his account of his role-of the role of his own imagination-in the Escapist's birth, like all of his best fabulations, rang true. His dreams had always been Houdiniesque: they were the dreams of a pupa struggling in its blind cocoon, mad for a taste of light and air.
Houdini was a hero to little men, city boys, and Jews; Samuel Louis Klayman was all three. He was seventeen when the adventures began: bigmouthed, perhaps not quite as quick on his feet as he liked to imagine, and tending to be, like many optimists, a little excitable. He was not, in any conventional way, handsome. His face was an inverted triangle, brow large, chin pointed, with pouting lips and a blunt, quarrelsome nose. He slouched, and wore clothes badly: he always looked as though he had just been jumped for his lunch money. He went forward each morning with the hairless cheek of innocence itself, but by noon a clean shave was no more than a memory, a hoboish penumbra on the jaw not quite sufficient to make him look tough. He thought of himself as ugly, but this was because he had never seen his face in repose. He had delivered the Eagle for most of 1931 in order to afford a set of dumbbells, which he had hefted every morning for the next eight years until his arms, chest, and shoulders were ropy and strong; polio had left him with the legs of a delicate boy. He stood, in his socks, five feet five inches tall. Like all of his friends, he considered it a compliment when somebody called him a wiseass. He possessed an incorrect but fervent understanding of the workings of television, atom power, and antigravity, and harbored the ambition-one of a thousand-of ending his days on the warm sunny beaches of the Great Polar Ocean of Venus. An omnivorous reader with a self-improving streak, cozy with Stevenson, London, and Wells, dutiful about Wolfe, Dreiser, and Dos Passos, idolatrous of S. J. Perelman, his self-improvement regime masked the usual guilty appetite. In his case the covert passion-one of them, at any rate-was for those two-bit argosies of blood and wonder, the pulps. He had tracked down and read every biweekly issue of The Shadow going back to 1933, and he was well on his way to amassing complete runs of The Avenger and Doc Savage.
The long run of Kavalier & Clay -- and the true history of the Escapist's birth -- began in 1939, toward the end of October, on the night that Sammy's mother burst into his bedroom, applied the ring and iron knuckles of her left hand to the side of his cranium, and told him to move over and make room in the bed for his cousin from Prague. Sammy sat up, heart pounding in the hinges of his jaw. In the livid light of the fluorescent tube over the kitchen sink, he made out a slender young man of about his own age, slumped like a question mark against the doorframe, a disheveled pile of newspapers pinned under one arm, the other thrown as if in shame across his face. This, Mrs. Klayman said, giving Sammy a helpful shove toward the wall, was Josef Kavalier, her brother Emil's son, who had arrived in Brooklyn tonight on a Greyhound bus, all the way from San Francisco.
"What's the matter with him?" Sammy said. He slid over until his shoulders touched cold plaster. He was careful to take both of the pillows with him. "Is he sick?"
"What do you think?" said his mother, slapping now at the vacated expanse of bedsheet, as if to scatter any offending particles of himself that Sammy might have left behind. She had just come home from her last night on a two-week graveyard rotation at Bellevue, where she worked as a psychiatric nurse. The stale breath of the hospital was on her, but the open throat of her uniform gave off a faint whiff of the lavender water in which she bathed her tiny frame. The natural fragrance of her body was a spicy, angry smell like fresh pencil shavings. "He can barely stand on his own two feet"
Sammy peered over his mother, trying to get a better look at poor Josef Kavalier in his baggy wool suit. He had known, dimly, that he had Czech cousins. But his mother had not said a word about any of them coming to visit, let alone to share Sammy's bed. He wasn't sure just how San Francisco fitted in to the story.
"There you are," his mother said, standing up straight again, apparently satisfied at having driven Sammy onto the easternmost five inches of the mattress. She turned to Josef Kavalier. "Come here. I want to tell you something." She grabbed hold of his ears as if taking a jug by the handles, and crushed each of his cheeks in turn with her lips. "You made it. All right? You're here."
"All right," said her nephew. He did not sound unconvinced.
She handed him a washcloth and went out. As soon as she left, Sammy reclaimed a few precious inches of mattress while his cousin stood there, rubbing at his mauled cheeks. After a moment, Mrs. Klayman switched off the light in the kitchen, and they were left in darkness. Sammy heard his cousin take a deep breath and slowly let it out The stack of newsprint rattled and then hit the floor with a heavy thud of defeat. His jacket buttons clicked against the back of a chair; his trousers rustled as he stepped out of them; he let fall one shoe, then the other. His wristwatch chimed against the water glass on the nightstand. Then he and a gust of chilly air got in under the covers, bearing with them an odor of cigarette, armpit, damp wool, and something sweet and somehow nostalgic that Sammy presently identified as the smell, on his cousin's breath, of prunes from the leftover ingot of his mother's "special" meatloaf-prunes were only a small part of what made it so very special-which he had seen her wrap like a parcel in a sheet of wax paper and set on a plate in the Frigidaire. So she had known that her nephew would be arriving tonight, had even been expecting him for supper, and had said nothing about it to Sammy.
Josef Kavalier settled back against the mattress, cleared his throat once, tucked his arms under his head, and then, as if he had been unplugged, stopped moving. He neither tossed nor fidgeted nor even so much as flexed a toe. The Big Ben on the nightstand ticked loudly. Josef's breathing thickened and slowed. Sammy was just wondering if anyone could possibly fall asleep with such abandon when his cousin spoke.
"As soon as I can fetch some money, I will find a lodging, and leave the bed," he said. His accent was vaguely German, furrowed with an odd Scots pleat.
"That would be nice," Sammy said. "You speak good English."
"Where'd you learn it?"
"I prefer not to say."
"It's a secret?"
"It is a personal matter."
"Can you tell me what you were doing in California?" said Sammy. "Or is that confidential information too?"
"I was crossing over from Japan!'
"Japan!" Sammy was sick with envy. He had never gone farther on his soda-straw legs than Buffalo, never undertaken any crossing more treacherous than the flatulent poison-green ribbon that separated Brooklyn from Manhattan Island. In that narrow bed, in that bedroom hardly wider than the bed itself, at the back of an apartment in a solidly lower-middle-class building on Ocean Avenue, with his grandmother's snoring shaking the walls like a passing trolley, Sammy dreamed the usual Brooklyn dreams of flight and transformation and escape. He dreamed with fierce contrivance, transmuting himself into a major American novelist, or a famous smart person, like Clifton Fadiman, or perhaps into a heroic doctor; or developing, through practice and sheer force of will, the mental powers that would give him a preternatural control over the hearts and minds of men. In his desk drawer lay-and had lain for some time-the first eleven pages of a massive autobiographical novel to be entitled either (in the Perelmanian mode)Through Abe Glass, Darkly or (in the Dreiserian) American Disillusionment (a subject of which he was still by and large ignorant). He had devoted an embarrassing number of hours of mute concentration-brow furrowed, breath held-to the development of his brain's latent powers of telepathy and mind control. And he had thrilled to that Iliad of medical heroics, The Microbe Hunters, ten times at least. But like most natives of Brooklyn, Sammy considered himself a realist, and in general his escape plans centered around the attainment of fabulous sums of money.
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The word ‘honey’ holds a mystical, positive place in our language. Some people believe that the term ‘honey moon’ comes from the Old Norse tradition of newlyweds consuming mead (fermented honey) for a month after their nuptials. And the land of milk and honey refers to a longed-for place of comfort and plenty. Honey has even marked a place in history as one of the first sweeteners used by humans. But where exactly does this highly praised substance come from? It’s a simple, yet remarkable, natural feat of the honeybee.
The reason behind it all
Bees have a cooperative structure designed to help the colony grow and reproduce into more colonies. This structure consists of a queen bee (egg layer), several drones (males whose only function is to mate with the queen), and non-fertile female worker bees that fulfill many different jobs. Of primary importance to maintaining the health of the bee hive and expanding the size of the colony is a good source of food. Worker bees collect what is needed and create the bee food we know as honey.
Gathering the ingredients
Scout bees look for good sources of nectar and return to the hive to tell the forager bees where they need to travel from the hive to get these food sources. Worker bees that forage outside the hive spend their life–a span of about 33 days in summer–gathering pollen and nectar for the hive. These worker bees are designed with a special stomach (crop) for nectar storage that allows them to carry a hefty load of the sweet liquid. When these bees gather the nectar in their crops, it is mixed with enzymes that help to break it down into simple sugars and give it some of its preservative qualities. The pollen they collect acts as a protein and is blended with honey to feed the developing brood. The nectar is gathered specifically to make honey for immediate feeding, brood feeding, and to store as food when needed after the honey flow ends for the season.
The nectar that is brought to the hive is transferred by mouth to the hive workers. As the nectar is passed from bee to bee in this manner, more enzymes are added and the water content is reduced. The reduced nectar is then placed in honey comb where more workers fan their wings to reduce the water content to about 17%. It is then consolidated into fresh honey comb and sealed with bees wax. This process is repeated throughout the summer months of foraging. As long as there is nectar to collect, the bees will continue to make honey and store it in their comb.
Hives and honey
The average bee colony will need over 40 pounds of honey to survive the winter months. In northern climates, the need for stored honey will more than double. Bees beat their wings to maintain an adequate temperature in the hive. From late winter to late autumn, the hive is kept around 95F (35C) to provide the best conditions for raising brood. Bees are not dormant in the winter and use their cooperative nature to keep the hive warm enough to survive. Gathered in a ball-like group in a sealed part of the brood area, the vibrating wings keep the temperature no less than 50F (10C) at the outer edges of the group. This requires a lot of energy which requires a lot of food!
Give a little, take a little
Some people have expressed concern that taking the bees honey will harm the colony. This isn’t the case. As mentioned before, bees will continue to make honey as long as the honey flow is in progress. Once a bee keeper sees that a large portion of honey is stored in the deep hive bodies closer to the brood, a queen divider is used between the brood area and the honey supers, so no eggs will be laid in the new honey comb. These special honey supers are the next place the bees will start to store honey. This is what would be considered excess honey that won’t be needed for overwintering. A good beekeeper will be checking the brood hive in the fall to make sure there are adequate stores of honey and discontinue placing honey supers if it looks like a hive will be short. Most beekeepers will also feed their bees during the long winter months to provide assistance if the weather has been very cold, wet, or inconsistent.
Supporting your honeybees
Honey is a remarkable product that has been used throughout the world for thousands of years. Unfortunately, honeybees in some countries are experiencing viruses and diseases that make it difficult to maintain colonies in the wild. The honeybee not only produces a wonderful sweetener, but helps to pollinate many food crops worldwide. One way to protect these remarkable pollinators is to buy honey from local beekeepers that care for and manage domestic bees.


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ABUJA—The Supreme Court, yesterday, reserved its ruling on an appeal the All Progressives Congress, APC, seeking to secure an order that will enable it to field candidates in the forthcoming elections in Rivers State.
A five-man panel of Justices of the apex court adjourned to rule on the competence of the appeal that was lodged by a faction of the APC in the state loyal to Senator Magnus Abe, who is a factional gubernatorial aspirant of the party in the state.
The panel led by Justice Mohammed Dattijo, which had earlier fixed March 8 to deliver judgment in the matter, reconvened, yesterday, following a motion praying the apex court to fastrack the proceeding so as to meet the 60 days time frame that was stipulated in the Electoral Act.
It will be recalled that the Supreme Court had on December 12, adjourned till March to determine the legality or otherwise of primary elections the APC conducted in Rivers State for the purpose of nominating its candidates for the 2019 polls.
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The apex court okayed judgment in the case on a day another faction of the APC loyal to the Minister of Transportation, Mr. Chibuike Amaechi, begged it to dismiss the appeal challenging the process that led to the emergence of Mr Tonye Cole as its gubernatorial flag-bearer in Rivers State.
While adopting their brief of argument, the appellants, through their lawyer, Mr. Henry Bello, urged the Supreme Court to re-affirm the ruling it delivered on October 22, and nullify outcomes of the primary election that produced Cole and other candidates in the faction of the party that is loyal to Amaechi.
The appellants equally urged the apex court to dismiss a pending appeal marked CA/PH/198/2015, which the said faction lodged before the Port Harcourt Division of the Court of Appeal.
However, APC’s lawyer, Dr. Kayode Olatoke, SAN, prayed the Supreme Court to dismiss the case and uphold the list of candidates that were Okayed by leadership of the party.
At the resumed proceeding, yesterday, Bello, applied for the appeal to be struck out, insisting that it had been overtaken by events and expiration of time.
However, counsel that represented the APC, Prince Lateef Fagbemi, SAN, noted that whereas the Court of Appeal in Port Harcourt struck out one of the appeals that bordered on consent judgment of the high court, he maintained that the current appeal at the Supreme Court was not related to the consent verdict.
Besides, Fagbemi argued that the appeal was not a pre-election matter since what was being challenged was the election of officers to the Wards, Local Government and State Congresses of the APC.

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The festive season has our calendar lined up with back to back gathering with friends, and really — who can resist coffee talks and Christmassy brunch menus! But let’s pause for a second and fast forward to January 2017. Do we really want to struggle with the effects of overeating in the new year, groaning on the mats about the drop in our fitness level and health?
Let’s talk about mindful eating.
Also known as intuitive eating, mindful eating is not a diet. As complicated as “mindfulness” can sound, to eat mindfully is simply about how you eat. It involves paying 100% attention to the experience of eating and drinking. Mindful eating is also not about the will power to stop entirely. People like freedom and the binge can hit back like a boomerang.
Mindful eating requires only mini mental adjustments to help avoid succumbing to triggers and temptations that pull you into overeating of the too rich and unhealthy food and drinks. This prevents us from the onset of fatigue, sluggish and crumbling digestive system. Being more aware of your eating habits, the sensations you experience when you eat, and the emotions and thoughts that you have about food.
So, how do we eat mindfully?
Mindless eating occurs when we roll on autopilot just trying to survive yet another hectic day, or in this instance, distractions at the feasting dinner table paired by good conversations with friends. More often than not, we inhale food without tasting the real flavours of the ingredients that put together our meal.
Tip 1. Chew slower! Stuffing our faces can be joy-inducing, we all have those moments. But while spirits are high, relax the inner mind and slow down. There’s no rush in finishing main course to get to desserts, then to dessert round 2. Savour your food and taste the Christmas flavours in your meals. There’s so much that goes into a simple dish — give food a little more respect!
Tip 2: Eat in small amount. When the table is spilling over with food, we have the tendency to stack our plates with 3 pieces of this, and 5 pieces of that. Food seems to be endless so why not take more, right? Nope. Over-stacking your plate will either lead to over-consumption, or wastage. Take in small amount, and go back for more if you like that particular dish!
Tip 3: Give thanks. Someone went through a lot in the kitchen to prepare this delicious meal for you. Enjoy the taste, feel the texture. Speaking about the food with your friends can be a good way to introduce mindful eating to the table. Shared practice of mindfulness is always a good stepping stone.
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Rebroadcast of a February 2011 interview with Mason Douglas.
Putting everything you love back into Country Music”. That is what singer/songwriter Mason Douglas set out to do on his debut album “My Wild Heart” featuring “Anything Can Happen”. Mason’s fans have become addicted to his distinguished diversity, some saying he sounds like Chris Isaak with his signature, sexy falsettos; some saying Garth Brooks with his honesty and range; others even saying he’s “country music’s Rob Thomas”. Mason has spent his lifetime chasing country music before making his way to Nashville and grabbing it by the horns. Growing up an Air Force Brat in the deserts of Tucson, Arizona, he had his fair share of ranch life, fake ID’s, broken hearts, and country music on the airwaves. His mother taught him how to ride a horse, his father taught him dedication and persistence, his sister taught him how to sing, and few ex-girlfriends taught him how to write a song. He sifted through his parent’s record and tape collections, full of rodeo albums from Chris LeDoux and classics from George Strait, all of which he drew from when he started singing and playing guitar and finding new audiences throughout the southwest. A lot of Mason’s music drives the listener to understand that we are all presented with chance and challenge daily…and that we just have to laugh a little, enjoy the time we have, and face any adversity at full force. It’s been a long road from the deserts of southern Arizona to the bright lights of Nashville…but what a fun and amazing journey leading up to his debut album “MY WILD HEART” for singer / songwriter Mason Douglas! Mason records with Rural Rhythm Records, (800) 776-8742
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Baking is as easy as A-B-C with this brownies-themed alphabet board book that features a kid-friendly recipe!
Little bakers everywhere will love reading this catchy rhyming story and discovering everything that’s involved in baking brownies—from A to Z—and then joining adults in the kitchen to practice measuring, mixing, decorating, and tasting!
Featuring irresistibly bright and bold art and a kid-friendly brownies recipe, this sturdy board book is perfect for story time and snack time.
Board book, 22 pages, by Caroline Wright, dimensions are 8 x 8 x 0.60 inches, suitable for ages 3 months to 4 years.
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The continuing drought across our region could have disastrous effects on wildlife - that's the warning from conservationists. The lack of rain means rivers and streams are starting to run dry. With many animals now entering the breeding season, it's feared they could fail to raise young.
Malcolm Shaw reports from a Sussex nature reserve and speaks to experts Paul Spiers from the RSPB and John Sutton from the Environment Agency.
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Koei Tecmo recently revealed that there would be a sequel coming to the Attack on Titan franchise, with the announcement of Attack on Titan 2, though no platforms were previously revealed.
Koei Tecmo President and Chief Operating Officer Hisashi Koinuma has now confirmed that the game will be available on Xbox One and PlayStation 4. There is still no word of whether or not there will be a Nintendo Switch version, though Koinuma did state that they want to reach as many fans of the anime as possible. There will be support for both PS4 Pro and Xbox One X, which will of course bring enhanced visuals and frame rate, though no further details have been provided.
The game’s developers hope to be at a stage later this year around October or November, where they will be able to showcase more of the sequel, though further details are still to be revealed.
Attack on Titan released last year on PS4, Xbox One and PC. For those who haven’t had chance to sit through the anime, then it is most definitely worth picking up, given that it follows the first season of the show. Its close to the show in the sense of gameplay too, using 3D Maneuvering Gear to take down the Titans.
Attack on Titan 2 is set for release in 2018.

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State and local law enforcement arrested two Columbus residents earlier this month after the two allegedly planned to distribute $18,000 worth of marijuana vape cartridges and other narcotics throughout Lowndes County.
Officers with Columbus Police Department and Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office’s joint narcotics task force arrested area boxer Dustin “Big Worm” Nichols, 36, of Highway 45 North, and Whitney Ford, 28, of Waverly Ferry Road, on Oct. 3 for conspiracy to traffic marijuana, according to a task force press release. The day of the arrest, task force agents and investigators with the state Attorney General’s Office executed multiple search warrants which led to their arrests.
The press release said the agents seized approximately 1.5 kilograms of marijuana and 100 tetrahydrocannibinol (THC) vape cartridges. THC is the substance in marijuana that produces the drug’s psychological effects.
Over the past few weeks, as reports of vaping-related illnesses have surfaced all over the country, including five reported cases in Mississippi, officials from the Centers for Disease Control and Food and Drug Administration have linked the illnesses to THC-containing vape products and warned the public not to use those products.
Nichols and Ford are in custody at Lowndes County Adult Detention Center. Nichols’ bond is $15,000 and Ford’s is $10,000. The press release said there may be further charges or arrests as the investigation continues.


The countdown is underway.
In just a matter of days, a hotline dedicated to helping those impacted by addiction is set to go live.
On August 1st, Erie County residents can call the number (716) 831-7007 to access a live, trained counselor who can provide referral information and support for those battling drug addiction.
The 24/7 hotline comes at a time when many communities in Western New York are seeing spikes in opiate addiction.
It will be operated by trained counselors from Crisis Services, an organization that has run hotlines for decades for families facing many issues.
“They will get a live counselor who will ask them what their current situation is,” Rachel Morrison with Crisis Services tells 7 Eyewitness News.
“We will then link them with different resources in the community, outpatient addiction services, as well as just giving them support and different information they will need in the community.”


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Why Do People Like Donald Trump?
Trump made waves as a savvy businessman and reality TV star who took the presidency in 2016. His presidency was marred by scandal, investigation, and intense partisan divide.
The scandalous campaign of his made him a national figure with no government experience, and his approach to government was defying all norms. During his presidency, Americans became more polarized than ever before over issues of political polarization and the core values.
Why do people like Donald Trump?
Many pundits are wondering why people support Trump, and there’s a lot of good data available to help discover the reason. Political scientist Lilliana Mason is one of the authors of a recent study that examined the issue.
She claims that Trump appeals to a particular kind of voter who is angry about social issues and is frustrated by race relations.
For example, in a 2020 survey that included a majority of Black and Hispanic adults said it is “a lot more difficult” for people from those groups to reside in the U.S. than it is for White citizens to be able to live here.
These views weren’t surprising due to the fact that race-related tensions were frequently a hot topic prior to when Trump took office and then exploded more during his presidency especially following his response to the deadly 2017 rally by White nationalists in Charlottesville. People viewed Trump as too close to the groups and divided on whether he had dissociated himself sufficiently from them.
Why do people want to buy Trump TRB?
Trump supporters are always looking for souvenirs to show their loyalty and love to him. They want to keep him close to their hearts and share his thoughts and vision with others.
TRB System Card is one of the products that have attracted the attention of Trump supporters. These cards are a great option to be involved in the 2024 election, and build a collection.
The purchase of these cards supports the Trump 2024 campaign and provides free Golden Trump Bucks for loyal users. These cards also come with many features and benefits that make them a trusted and valuable product.
74 million Americans supported Donald Trump’s presidential bid in 2020, and that number is predicted to increase. Your country will benefit from a belief in the president and the economy will improve.
Why people are so keen to support Trump?
Many people support President Trump due to his pledge to “make America Great Again”. He promised to create millions of new jobs as well as penalize American companies that send jobs overseas, repeal the Affordable Care Act (the president’s signature law Obama) and revive the coal industry. He also proposed to impose tariffs on nations who engage in unfair trade practices and to ban immigration from Muslims.
However, he also faced a lot of criticism for his handling of race relations. The President largely avoided addressing the White nationalist movement, and also failed to dissociate himself from white supremacists or Neo-Nazis.
Earlier in his presidency this tension between races was exposed as violent clashes broke out in Charlottesville, Virginia and a series of incidents during which football players kneeled during the national anthem in protest against racial injustices. Black, Hispanic, and Asian adults were more critical of President Obama’s handling of race issues than White Americans.
What is Trump TRB?
Trump TRB is an commemorative card designed by Donald Trump supporters. These cards are intended to aid in Donald Trump’s presidential campaign in 2024.
They are available at an affordable price and can be purchased from the official website of TRB System. They have a money-back warranty, which means that you can get a refund if you are not satisfied with the product.
The card also comes with an QR code that lets you scan the card to gain access its benefits. It’s a fantastic gift for Trump supporters and can be used to purchase items anywhere in the country that accepts Golden Trump Bucks.
The cards are increasing in popularity among Donald Trump supporters. These cards are a great tribute to the most powerful president in American history, and a means to show your loyalty.


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THEATER REVIEW: Globe’s ‘Somewhere’ charms, but needs tightening
When the characters break into dance in Matthew Lopez’s worldpremiere play “Somewhere,” the action is so close to the audiencein the Old Globe’s in-the-round White Theatre, it threatens toburst right off the stage.
So it goes with the charming but uneven “Somewhere,” which hassome terrific characters and backstory, but so many scenes andstory tangents that it’s bursting at the seams.
Set in 1959 in New York’s Upper West Side, “Somewhere” is thestory of the Candelarias, an artsy but impoverished Puerto Ricanfamily whose apartment building will soon be razed to make way forthe Lincoln Center project. Although the eviction notice hasarrived and the bulldozers are on the way, family matriarch Inezrefuses to budge from the apartment she shares with her three youngadult children: Francisco, Alejandro and Rebecca (her husband Pepeis in California looking for work).
Inez performs at a nightclub and spends her days as a volunteerusher on Broadway, where she can catch a glimpse of the stars sheso idolizes that they’re included in her daily prayers. Franciscois an aspiring actor who spends what little he makes on actingclasses. Seventeen-year-old Rebecca’s goal is to dance on Broadway,and she may just have a shot. And Alejandro was once a promisingdancer (his one Broadway credit was a royal child in “The King andI” in the early ‘50s) but now he supports the family as a grocerystore clerk.
The Candelarias are the type of family who live for the arts,keep their record player spinning until all hours and love to dance(much to the chagrin of their angry neighbors downstairs). And it’sthrough dance that opportunity finally knocks. At an audition forthe film version of “West Side Story” (which will soon beginfilming in their nearly abandoned neighborhood), Francisco runsinto Jamie MacRae, a dance captain on the film shoot who grew upwith the Candelaria children. Jamie signs up Francisco as a filmextra, helps land a dance audition for Rebecca and promises to showJerome Robbins the secret film script that Alejandro has beenwriting about his absentee dad, Pepe.
There are many more plot twists, some of them surprising, somenot so much, which pushes the play into a long second act. Runningnearly two hours and 45 minutes (with intermission), “Somewhere"feels about an hour too long. Some scenes (like a disastrous dinnerparty and the noisy arrival of the wrecking ball) feel contrived,and others are repetitive (the self-sacrificing Alejandro suffersthrough nearly every scene).
The character of Francisco lends so little to the plot (besidessome over-the-top comedy) that he could easily be cut. Moreinteresting would be to develop the fractured friendship betweenAlejandro and Jamie, and the fascinatingly complex character ofInez. Also, the play barely touches on the sensitive issue ofracial discrimination, which was probably a factor in Broadwaycasting, slum-razing and job opportunities in the 1950s.
It’s rare in plays for characters to organically begin dancing,but under Giovanna Sardelli’s direction, most of the dance breaksseam organic, and choreographer Greg Graham’s steps are anintricate mix of Latin, jazz and Jerome Robbins-style moves in avery confined space.
Actor/dancer Jon Rua does a slow burn as Alejandro, whosefrustration explodes in a thrilling second-act dance solo. He’s anunderstated actor and a fine, fearless dancer. Tony-winnerPriscilla Lopez is terrific as Inez, a proud, domineering, evenvain stage mother who uses every arrow in her quiver ---- evencruelty and shunning ---- to push her children into the limelight.The playwright wrote the role for Priscilla Lopez (his aunt), andInez is a juicy, warts-and-all character.
Benita Robledo is sweet and innocently childlike as Rebecca, andLeo Ash Evens is smooth, confident and a good dancer as Jamie.Presumably at the director’s insistence, Juan Javier Cardenas playsFrancisco wildly over the top as a broad comic character (think aLatin Jerry Lewis).
“Somewhere” is an interesting hybrid ---- not quite play, notquite musical. It contains several ambitious dance sequences thatsometimes feel cramped on the small White stage. It seems the storycould easily be expanded into a lively book musical, or even a filmwith dance, but as a small, five-character play, it feelsoverstuffed.