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Believe I know how expensive these parts are! I have replaced them before. It seems to me that Kohler is making a piece of junk fill valve. The toilet in question is not even a year old! When I bought this last one no after market valve were available. I will have to look into this.
: : : : I have 3 Kohler low boy toilets, Rialtos I believe, with the 3.5 GPF. When I turn a faucet on in the house and then off, with fairly good consistency, the toilet will run for a bit? Average water pressure is 55-65 PSI in my city. What is the deal? This is just one of my peeves with these toilets. They were in the house when I moved in.
: : : The only possible explanation for your problem is that the float valves in your toilets are too sensitive to sudden changes in watter pressure caused by opening and closing a valve elsewhere on your water supply line. I've never seen this myself in over 25 years of plumbing. Maybe someone else here has.
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: : Your fillvalves need to be replaced and while your at it check the pressure coming into the house. A bad regulator can also be contributing as well. The pressure should be about 65 psi and only fluctuate about 5-8 psi when a toilet or fixture is used. Any more then that means you may need to change out your regulator. Good luck.
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Take the 3-hour food tasting and cultural walking Chicago tours, which combine delicious food and drink tastings with some serious fun in Chicago's most delicious, off-the-beaten-path neighborhoods. Suitable for all age groups and fitness levels, you'll experience delectable foods from one-of-a-kind specialty food stores and ethnic eateries while receiving an insiders view into the culture, history and architecture that defines the Windy City. Walk away with new culinary perspectives, big smiles, satisfied taste buds and the confidence to continue exploring the areas where locals live.
An eclectic district filled with dining and multi-cultural attractions, Midtown Champaign, with the beautiful Boneyard Creek flowing, connects Downtown and Campustown Champaign.
Discover Green Street and the heart of campus at the University of Illinois. Restaurants, bars, shops, bookstores and more await your presence in this Orange & Blue themed area.
Most authentic Middle Eastern food for low prices. Charbroil grill cooked homemade style with the only the finest quality ingredients. Falafel, Hummus, Tabouleh, Baba Ghannoug, Shawarma, Shish Kabob, Kifta Kabob, Lamb Kabob, Chicken Kabob, Turkey and Salmon. A fresh juice bar offering fresh squeezed fruit juices, natural fruit smoothies and low fat milkshakes. Eat in or carry out. We deliver in Oak Park and surrounding suburbs. We cater to all occasions. Party trays and economy sizes.
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Mediterraneo specilizes in Middle Eastern cuisine, which is vegetarian by nature. Mediterraneo does serve some meat, but most of our entrees are vegetarian, and many are even vegan friendly. Vegetarians and meat lovers can enjoy our open buffet every Sunday from 11am-3pm.
Haddad's Downtown first opened it's doors in 1980 and has been satisfying it's customers with authentic Lebanese cuisine ever since. Haddad's prides itself on fresh, delicious food made to order.
Bringing local DJs as well as famous DJs from around the globe. Love performances and Chicago promoters spicing up every night of the week. Upscale dress and friendly people await. Visually stunning venue beckons. Unparalleled beauty. Authentic Middle Eastern cuisine, prepared with old world spices and traditional flair. Amazing service backed by delicious wines and Middle Eastern inspired cocktails and martinis.
We've developed a higher standard for buffet-style dining. We offer a variety of artfully created sushi; A vast array of traditional & contemporary Chinese and Japanese hot food dishes and seafood favorites; gourmet salad and dessert bar.
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Authentic Ethiopian cuisine, where tradition is served daily. Vegan friendly, fresh ingredients, and gluten-free dishes available. Homemade honey wine and house-roasted Ethiopian coffee.
Kabul House offers a taste of Afghan dishes that have existed in the history of Afghanistan for thousands of years. The restaurant emphasizes high quality Afghan food, as if prepared from the fingers of any Afghan mother. Extensive full-course menus include lamb, seafood, beef and chicken dishes as well as vegetarian specialties that include pumpkin, eggplant, spinach and other fresh vegetable options. The menu hosts a large variety of selections for vegetarians and meat lovers alike. The atmosphere provides patrons one of relaxing, invitingly warm and unforgettable experiences. Come and taste the vibrant combinations for yourself. Nosh-e jaan, or bon appetit in Dari.
The first Middle Eastern Restaurant of its kind and caliber in the area. Our food is prepared fresh daily. Offering specialties such as tabouleh, fattoush, Jerusalem, Lebanese, Mediterranean and chicken salad. We pride ourselves on our tremendous following amongst healthy eaters including many vegetarian dishes.
The choices offered at this establishment are overwhelming, accurately billing it's fare as an "International Vegetarian Cuisine". The diverse menu covers virtually all popular cuisines from basic American to Mexican, Italian, Middle Eastern and truly provocative varieties from Indian cuisine.
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The outcome of Friday night's football game between the Salem Lions and the Silver Creek Dragons meant a lot to both teams. This is Silver Creek's first season as a varsity football team and Salem's first season with Head Coach Mo Moriarity. Both were hungry for a win. Fortunately for the Lions, they came out on top beating the Dragons with a score of 45-27.The game was originally set to be played at Silver Creek, but was moved to Salem when the Dragons had problems with their football field. After playing away last week, Salem was happy to have the home field advantage. "You always want to play at home!" said Moriarity, adding that Salem lucked out that Silver Creek's field wasn't ready. "It was definitely a plus for us." Friday's win broke a 12-game losing streak, which the coach pointed out was a big morale booster for the team. "They were really excited," said Moriarity. "They went through a tough year last year not winning any games. They are a really young team and I think the win, from a mental aspect, did a lot." The Lions put their first points on the board shortly after the start of the game, missing the extra point. Silver Creek answered by running back the Lion kick off and scoring just 14 seconds later, leaving the score at 6 to 6. The two teams held each other on the next couple of possessions until Silver Creek grabbed another 8 points with a two point conversion with 2:40 left in the first quarter. SHS freshman Logan Harding made a few good runs before a penalty was called against the Dragons. With 33 seconds left, the Lions scored and made the extra point ending the first quarter with Silver Creek up, 14 to 13. Silver Creek was the first to put more points on the board in the second quarter after a near interception by the Lions. Late in the second quarter the Lions were able to answer leaving the score at 21 to 19 at the end of the half, with the Dragons in the lead. Salem scored two more times in the third quarter, missing the extra points both times, bringing the score 31 to 21. With five minutes left in the quarter, the Lions intercepted the ball and was able to score one more time, getting a two-point conversion with Senior Devan Jerrell, putting the score at 39 – 21 heading into the final 12 minutes of play. Both teams scored one more time, both missing the extra points for a final score of 45-27."We made a lot of improvements," said Moriarity when comparing the win to the previous week's loss at Paoli. "We had a good week of practice. They came back and worked hard and improved in every area." He said the team was down by 2 at the half and came back to win by three touch downs, which he was very proud of, adding that they have been training hard and it showed in the second half. Freshman Logan Harding, Senior Devan Jerrell, Sophomore Andrew Maudlin, Senior Zach Payne and Junior Klayton Dougherty were all players who stood out in the coach's mind as really stepping up and making some key plays throughout the night. "I told the guys we had a lot of good plays with a lot of good players and that's how you win football games." The Lions will host North Harrison Friday night at 7 p.m.
A hour and a half bus ride against a team ranked in the top 10 in Kentucky's Class 2A poll didn't seem to phase West Washington as they traveled to Louisville to play Christian Academy. The Senators went in, handled business and scored with six seconds remaining giving the team their first win of the season, 35-27. "We turned a 180 (from the opener against Eastern)," said Head Coach Phillip Bowsman. "It was a great game. It was a lot of fun, but I wouldn't want it that close every week. ". . . We prepared and were focused and our execution on game night was tremendous," Bowsman said. Part of that execution is credited to quarterback Zach Trueblood who connected with Chad Thompson for four touchdowns. Thompson's 11 receptions tied a school record. He had three touches against Eastern and all of them were for pretty big yardage. Bowsman said after the Eastern game he realized he had to do more to get Thompson involved and the second part of that was Trueblood feeding the hot player. "There are a lot of things we can do formationally that can get Chad in the mix of things," he said. "We needed to do that and Zach saw that it's like basketball. When some one keeps making the shots, you keep getting them the ball. I think Zach saw that and keep getting the ball to Chad." Bowsman said even though his team gave up 27 points, two of those game on big plays and another was a rushing touchdown where his team was out of position. On defense, sophomore Sean Keller, who transferred from Eastern, played his first game as a Senator and made his presences felt immediately. Bowsman said Kellar had 11 tackles and led the team in WW's defensive scoring system. "Kellar had 35 points and the next closest player had 22," he said. The Senators improved to 1-1 with win and will get their first taste of home cooking Friday when they host Springs Valley. Bowsman said that will be another tough one. "They are strong," he said. "They are going to line up and come right at us. They will go double tight and run T, and they run an I-wing back field. They do a lot of power running and play-action passing." The game will get underway at 7:30 p.m. EHS tennis splits The Eastern High School boys' tennis team split a pair of matches last week. They defeated Clarksville Wednesday, but lost to New Albany Thursday. In the win against the Generals, Drew Logue lost his number one singles match 6-0, 6-2. At number two singles, Matt Pickerill lost 6-0, 6-1. Alex Doebler won 6-1, 6-0 in number three singles. In number one doubles, Jordan Gray and Clayton Marshall won 6-4, 6-3. The Musketeers number two doubles won Terry Chism and Nicholas Hobson won in a forfeit. Eastern played two junior varsity matches. Matt Quillen won 6-2 and Scott Sapp won 6-3. EHS didn't win any against New Albany. Logue, Pickerill and Doebler lost in singles. Gray and Marshall fell in number one singles and Chism and Hobson lost in number two doubles. Sapp and Quillen lost at junior varsity doubles 8-0. Eastern has three matches this week. They played Corydon Monday, Austin Tuesday and will play Henryville Thursday. EHS VB loses to PHS Coming off the heels of their fourth consecutive county championship in a row, the EHS volleyball team hosted Providence on Wednesday, Aug. 24. The Lady Musketeers battled in the first came, but was eventually swept by the Lady Pioneers, 25-22, 25-17, 25-19. "The girls are continuing to improve with each game and practice," said Co-Head Coach Casey Gamero. "Jocelyn Mousty is getting her timing down with attacks and contributed seven kills and numerous blocks." Krista Roberts lead the team with 12 kills. "We have worked on running a more balanced offense," Gamero said. "Everyone contributed in the kill category this match. They would adjust to our outsides so Emily would run some quick sets in the middle which paid off." Kayla Beach had four kills in a row. "Our passing and defense has seen the most improvement but is still work in progress," Gamero said. "It took the team longer than I would have liked to adjust to their offense. We prepared for it in practice but it still took some time to adjust." Nikki Nale led the team in digs.


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ELMO-Lucille Piccolo Willson, age 79, passed away Aug. 1, 2011. She was born May 3, 1932 to Joseph and Rose Lupo Piccolo. She married Oran Varden Willson on Feb. 16, 1951 in Huntington. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple on July 22, 1978.
Lucille spent most of her childhood in Huntington Utah. She was a proud graduate of North Emery High. She worked for the American Oil Company as a bookkeeper. She married her high school sweetheart, Varden Willson. After many moves they finally settled in Elmo Utah. Varden and Lucille bought the local grocery store and Lucille ran it for the next 20 years. She also worked as a substitute teacher, store manager for Hickory Farms, secretary for the Huntington-Cleveland Irrigation Company, and secretary for Elmo Town.
Service was a common theme throughout her life. She served in the 4-H, Mutual, Relief Society and on the activities committee, but her favorite calling was in the Primary. She loved working with the children. She served as teacher, Primary President and Stake Primary President. She was very creative and talented. She had a passion for sewing, crocheting, quilting and cake decorating. She made countless wedding cakes for friends and family.
She was happiest when she was with her family. She went out of her way to make visits to grandma's memorable. She will be remember for her kindness and generosity by her family and all that knew her. She will be greatly missed.
Survivors include two sons and one daughter, Boyd and Koree Willson, Shelley, Idaho.; Calvin and Loretta Willson, Logan; and Emily and David Tanner, Ogden. Also survived by eight loving grandchildren and six great- grandchildren.; sister, Gloria Winder, Price, two brothers; Joe and Barbara Piccolo Price, and John and MaNell Piccolo Idaho Falls, Idaho two sisters-in-law; Mary Piccolo Wellington and Vonda and Joseph Hadfield Tooele.
She was preceded in death by her husband of 51 years, Varden Willson; and son, Robert Navon Willson also parents Joe and Rose Piccolo, brother Ron Piccolo and brother-in-law Evert Winder.
Funeral services will be Saturday, Aug. 6, 2011 at 11 a.m., at the Elmo LDS Ward Chapel. A viewing will be held Friday, Aug. 5, 2011 from 6-8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Price (680 East 100 South) and Saturday from 9-10:30 a.m. prior to the service at the church. Interment will be in the Elmo Cemetery.
Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary. Family and friends may sign the guest book and share memories of Lucille at www.fausettmortuary.com.


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Often overlooked in favor of its neighbor to the east, Portugal is a country rich in history, culture, and memorable sites, and well worth discovering. On a Globus tour of Portugal, you might stroll through medieval Obidos, visit the tomb of explorer Vasco da Gama at Lisbon's Jeronimos Monastery, marvel at Conimbriga's Roman ruins, or tour Henry the Navigator's Promontory of Sagres near Cape St. Vincent. Or…perhaps you will find yourself standing in the shadows of a 14th-century castle in the charming town of Belmonte or lighting a candle and joining the pilgrim procession in mystical Fátima. Of course, in addition to all the must-see sites and most popular cities, Globus also includes special experiences and encounters, like a tasting at the famed Sandeman & Co. port wine cellar…or a fascinating ride on the iconic elevator to upper Lisbon.
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A tapestry takes different colors and cloths, and weaves them together into a beautiful design. That is what this Spain and Portugal tour—Iberian Tapestry—does. It weaves together the sights and cultures of Spain's and Portugal's most famous cities—Lisbon, Barcelona, Madrid, ...Read More.
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Skip to comments.Mickey Mouse must die, says Saudi Arabian cleric
Posted on 09/15/2008 8:52:37 AM PDT by raccoonradio
Mickey Mouse is a corrupting influence and must die, a Muslim cleric has declared.
Sheikh Muhammad Munajid claimed the mouse is "one of Satan's soldiers" and makes everything it touches impure.
But he warned that depictions of the creature in cartoons such as Tom and Jerry, and Disney's Mickey Mouse, had taught children that it was in fact loveable.
The cleric, a former diplomat at the Saudi embassy in Washington DC, said that under Sharia, both household mice and their cartoon counterparts must be killed.
(Excerpt) Read more at telegraph.co.uk ...
Should we see if we can get a bodyguard for Mr. Mouse?
A message to the Europeans: Becareful of whom you let to be your bed partners. Shria law is the opposite of freedom. Who ever makes their bed must lie in it.
To all of America, I hope you are listening
I guess they haven't seen Skeletor yet.
Some of this stuff you just can't make up.
Good. If they're busy killing fictional characters, they won't have time to kill real people.
"Of course you realize, this means WAR!"
It just doesn't seem possible that people could really be this stupid.
He can start with the guys over at Hamas TV. They've been using a Mickey look alike to help their kids hate Jews more.
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"Mickey Mouse must die". That sounds like an awesome name for my next rock band!
Holmes kind of reminds me of actor William Fichtner (Dark Knight, Prison Break, Black Hawk Down, etc.)
Colmes, Colmes, Colmes... < slaps forehead >
How do you kill a cartoon character?? I know Muslims think the world is flat and most cannot even read, but are they really so stupid as to think a cartoon is evil??
Cadfaverous Commie Colmes..
You meant 'WEALIZE', did you not?
You meant 'WEALIZE', did you not?
Call me paranoid, but I will not be surprised if there is a Disney connection to the next attack.
Sadly, a lot of Americans are not listening. I say fill your environment with cartoon mice and pigs. Hopefully the terrorists will leave you alone.
I agree, that rodent MUST DIE.
Little bastard took $1500 from me in Orlando this summer ;)
Guess this leaves Disney open to being sued in the UK's new sharia courts, for selling merchandise, or possibly for even existing.
Good point!
It's a wonder this guy can dress himself... what an idiot.
Didn't you ever see "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?"
"The cleric, a former diplomat at the Saudi embassy in Washington DC"
We send them our mice, they send us their nuts.
Quick, Judge Doom—get the "dip"!
I was thinking the same thing...
Ever seen the picture of Mickey Mouse giving the finger?
That's what I'm picturing his response to this "cleric" would be.
I was gonna post it, but thought better of it. :)
LOL! I took my daughter there this summer too. My wallet was screaming by the time we returned!
Those wacky Muslims!
What will they think of next!
It wouldn't have been so bad, but we'd just been to my sister's wedding in NYC and stayed in lower Manhattan (just across from the former WTC site). I've never done the "twenty dollar handshake" as much as I did in those four days.
If people want on or off this list, please let me know.
If the A-Rabs want to do in the gay Maxist Mouse, BE MY GUEST!!!
Christians unite!
ISLAM IS the Whore of Baylon!
Think about it!
God help England...what country is next?
Brit Hume sure had a time keeping a straight face reporting this one! LOL!
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A late try from Tom Casson helped Harlequins claim a 31-28 victory over London Irish in an entertaining Premiership clash on Sunday.
A late try from Tom Casson helped Harlequins claim a 31-28 victory over London Irish in an entertaining Aviva Premiership spectacle on Sunday.
Ian Humphreys and Ben Botica kicked three penalties each for Irish and Quins respectively to go alongside tries from Guy Armitage and Danny Care as the score was tied at 16-16 at the break.
Tom Williams touched down for the away side in the second period, but four penalties from the hosts' fly-half put them ahead before centre Casson's dramatic late and controversial score.
It was the visitors who set their intentions early when Botica kicked two penalties, but the New Zealander was at fault for the hosts' opening score when his kick was charged down and that allowed Armitage to pounce. Humphreys converted as Irish led 7-6 after 13 minutes.
Their advantage didn't last long as Anthony Watson's attempted offload fell into arms of Care and the scrum-half scampered over.
Successive penalties from the home side's stand-off levelled the scores before Botica kicked one of his own to regain Harlequins' lead.
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The respective fly-halves traded kicks from the tee early in the second period before a wonderful move from the visiting backline ended in Williams crossing in the corner.
The hosts' Irish fly-half cut that deficit with two more penalties before another seven minutes from time looked to have won the game. However, Casson latched on to Ugo Monye's offload to go over and send them top of the Aviva Premiership standings.
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Con: Humphreys
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Pen: Botica 4
London Irish: 15 Anthony Watson, 14 Topsy Ojo, 13 Jonathan Joseph, 12 Guy Armitage, 11 Sailosi Tagicakibau, 10 Ian Humphreys, 9 Tomás O'Leary, 8 Chris Hala'ufia 7 Jamie Gibson, 6 Declan Danaher (c), 5 Matt Garvey, 4 Bryn Evans, 3 Halani Aulika, 2 David Paice, 1 Max Lahiff.
Replacements: 16 Scott Lawson, 17 Cai Griffiths, 18 Leo Halavatau, 19 Kieran Low, 20 Ofisa Treviranus, 21 Alex Gray, 22 Steven Shingler, 23 Darren Allinson.
Harlequins: 15 Mike Brown, 14 Tom Williams, 13 Matt Hopper, 12 Tom Casson, 11 Ugo Monye, 10 Ben Botica, 9 Danny Care, 8 Nick Easter, 7 Chris Robshaw (capt), 6 Tom Guest, 5 George Robson, 4 Olly Kohn, 3 James Johnston, 2 Rob Buchanan, 1 Joe Marler.
Replacements: 16 Dave Ward, 17 Mark Lambert, 18 Will Collier, 19 Charlie Matthews, 20 Maurie Fa'asavalu, 21 Karl Dickson, 22 Rory Clegg, 23 Seb Stegmann.
Referee: Tim Wigglesworth
Assistant referees: Stuart Terheege, Roy Maybank
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Timekeeper: Roy Marfleet
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The NHL Players' Association made two offers on Wednesday, the league responded on Thursday and the sides will meet again on Friday.
That was the latest as the sides held a third consecutive day of talks trying to reach a solution to end the 54-day-old lockout.
"We have work to do and my goal is that we can achieve the goal of getting a long-term, fair deal in place as quickly as possible so we can play hockey," NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman told reporters afterward.
Wednesday, the sides discussed revenue sharing among teams and attempts to preserve existing contracts while dropping players' share of hockey-related revenue from 57% to 50%. Both are critical issues for the union
The NHLPA made one proposal on revenue sharing and another on players' share/honoring existing contracts, said a person with knowledge of the talks who asked to remain anonymous because details of negotiations are confidential.
The Canadian Press reported that the league offered a response, though details of what went on during the talks were kept quiet.
"I am not going to characterize it except to say, as I have before, that it's always better when you're meeting than when you're not," he told reporters. "It's better to be meeting and talking than not."
Under an Oct. 16 offer, the league had proposed a "make whole" provision to protect current contracts through deferred payments. That plan counted those payments toward the players' share of hockey-related revenue and was rejected by NHLPA executive director Donald Fehr as players paying back players.
The sides got back together at 1 p.m. ET and ended at 6 p.m. The undisclosed location was determined by reporters in New York as the law offices of Proskauer Rose, where Bettman used to work and which represents the league on legal matters.
This was just the second time the sides have met for three days in a row since the lockout began on Sept. 16. The first set of talks was about secondary issues, but now they're dealing with key issues. Bettman refused to characterize the talks.
"Collective bargaining is a process and it has peaks and valleys and ebbs and flows and it's very tough to handicap," he said.
The NHLPA said seven players were available on Thursday for the talks: David Backes, Chris Campoli, Mathieu Darche, Ron Hainsey, Johan Hedberg, Manny Malhotra and Kevin Westgarth.
So far, the NHL has canceled all games through Nov. 30 and the Winter Classic. Players would have received four paychecks through Nov. 30.
But if things go well this week, there's still a chance for a 68- to 72-game season.
Despite the continuing talks, player movement to other teams has kept up.
Chicago Blackhawks defenseman Niklas Hjalmarsson signed with HC Bolzano/Bozen Foxes, the Italian league said. He is scheduled to arrive on Friday.
Los Angeles Kings captain Dustin Brown went ahead with his plans to join Switzerland's ZSC Lions, tweeting a picture of his boarding pass for a flight to Zurich.
Also this week, Montreal Canadiens center Scott Gomez signed a deal with the ECHL Alaska Aces, Philadelphia Flyers forward Max Talbot signed in Finland and the Carolina Hurricanes' Jussi Jokinen and Phoenix Coyotes' Lauri Korpikoski re-upped with Finnish teams.
But Detroit Red Wings forward Justin Abdelkader told the Detroit Free Press there is "definitely optimism."
"I think they for sure know we need to get a deal done soon here and get things going," he said during an informal practice in Troy, Mich. "But, hold off, wait and see. We should know more by the end of the week."
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Incumbent Douglas County School District board member Meghann Silverthorn wants to keep moving the district forward, she said. To do that, she wants to serve four more years on the board.
"I'd like to continue the work we're doing with the school system to prepare kids for the 21st century," she said. "I think the American school system hasn't been responsive to a lot of those needs. Here in Douglas County, I think we've done a good job with innovation and education."
Silverthorn, elected to the board in 2009 as one of four successful candidates endorsed by the Douglas County Republicans, is seeking re-election in November. Two other candidates, Ronda Scholting and Nick Land, also are seeking the Parker-area District G seat.
The U.S. Department of Defense engineer is the only incumbent who formally has announced her intentions. Board members Carrie Mendoza and Doug Benevento have not yet said whether they will run again. Board president John Carson, whose term also expires this fall, is term-limited.
Silverthorn and her husband Jeff don't have children yet; she is the only board member who doesn't have, or hasn't had, children in the district. But the Parker resident believes both her background and the county's demographics make hers a valuable voice. Growing up in a military family, she attended schools overseas and several in the United States. She saw room for improvement in the American education system, and viewed the board opening as her chance to help bring about some of that change. Additionally, Silverthorn said she speaks for an often overlooked portion of the county.
"If we have between 65 and 70 percent of our citizens that have no children in the school district, I feel I am well equipped to represent that voice," she said.
Among the positive changes Silverthorn said the current board has enacted, she cited development of a Douglas County-specific curriculum, one that district officials believe is superior to the Common Core Standards. The district is developing new student assessments that will measure their academic progress, "not just based on a few state-mandated tests," she said.
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She said she's concerned about criticism leveled at the board in connection with its education reform efforts.
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"I've always been willing and ready to reach out to people and say, what is at the root of your concern here? This county is so full of people who have amazing idea, so how can we work together right now?"
Silverthorn said she wanted to continue the collective bargaining agreement with the teachers' union that expired in 2012.
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Macedonia News, November 5, 2010
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Francis Wingo passed away last week and was buried at Macedonia.
The Stevens family has had another tragic death. This makes three within the last year. Jerry Stevens' brother-in-law, Rick Frazier, died Saturday, October 30th. Rick was the husband of Jerry's sister, Barbara, Barbara and Rick lived in Tupelo.
Melissa Childress was laid to rest in Clarksdale on Wednesday, Oct. 27. It was reported that there were about 200 who attended the funeral from the West Union area. Our faculty and staff did an excellent job dealing with grieving students last week. Melissa's oldest son, Ross, will be staying with friends so he can complete his schooling at Northeast. Her younger son, Adam, has moved to Ripley, Tenn. to live with his father. Remember these two boys whose lives have been touched so drastically.
James Ryder and Ronnie Metts are improving from their recent surgeries. Stephen Harrell was able to attend services Sunday at Macedonia Baptist, and we were so glad to see him up and about.
He gave a touching testimony of his recent heart attack and how God had so richly provided for him during this time.
Raymond Owen has begun his second round of chemo treatments, called the 3-7. He had three days of one type of treatment and seven days of a different type. The family is requesting no visitors at this time because his immunity is at an all-time low. He will probably be at Baptist East in Memphis for about three more weeks. Send him a card or give him a call to encourage him. If you need any numbers give me a call.
Mr. Norris Robertson fell and broke his arm and a rib about two weeks ago. He was moved to Church Street Personal Care Home in Ecru to receive physical therapy for his arm. On Saturday night he fell again, but the family is grateful that he didn't break any additional bones.
The elbow of the broken arm was injured as well as his cheek. He spent time at Baptist Memorial Hospital-Union County in New Albany while recuperating from the second fall. Remember Mr. Norris n your prayers as he is going through a very difficult time.
On Thursday the Macedonia Senior Citizens traveled to Pickwick Landing for a day of fun and fellowship. Eleven seniors went as well as one three year old, Wyatt Swearingen. I bet Wyatt kept them all entertained. They ate at Pickwick Inn and then cruised the river on the Pickwick Belle, an authentic paddlewheel riverboat. The scenery on the bluffs was beautiful, and they enjoyed their fall foliage cruise.
Gage Robbins won the trick or treat costume contest held at Trick or Treat Downtown in New Albany on Thursday, Oct. 28. He was dressed as a gladiator. Gage is such a cutie!!!
The ladies at Macedonia are planning a Christmas Celebration at 6:30 p.m. on Nov. 15. It has been two years since we have had one, and everyone is really getting excited about this event. We always have a big crowd at this festive occasion. If you are interested in attending contact Regina Russell, Kathryn Henderson, or Patsy Grisham.
Bricks are going up on the sanctuary at Macedonia Baptist! It is really looking like a church building now. On Sunday we had a meeting about a bond program to help fund the cost of our building.
Thought for the week: The Lord is my light and my salvation – whom shall I fear? The Lord is the stronghold of my life- of whom shall I be afraid? Psalm 27:1 NIV
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The Pirates traveled to the UVU campus in Orem on Oct. 28 and 29. It was the first time that the Green River volleyball squad had earned a place in the tournament in four years. The Pirates came out a little hesitant in their first match with Concordia Prep, but soon found their stride and rallied to win the match in four sets. Coach Simmons and Coach Brady were able to settle the girls in to win 18-25, 25-23, 25-20, and 25-15. It was a very satisfying win with all team members contributing. Megan Hatt ended the game with a very good line of 12 kills, five assists and three aces. Jamie Johnson also recorded 12 kills and four aces. Michaela Hughes knocked down nine kills, four blocks and two aces. Dallice Johnson set her way to 21 assists. Sydney Thayn tallied two kills, three assists and three aces, while Feliesha Antillion recorded two assists and two aces. This was a total team effort.
Next the Pirates were to face perennial power, the Rich Rebels. The Pirates struggled to get anything going until the third set, where they looked very good. It was too late though and Green River fell to the Rebels, 8-25, 5-25, 22-25. Hatt ended the game with five kills and three assists, J. Johnson five kills, Hughes four kills and twoaces, D. Johnson nine assists in a game where offense was hard to come by.
On Saturday the Pirates were to face last year's state champs the Panguitch Bobcats. The Pirates worked hard and fought a good fight but came up short, losing in three sets, 16-25, 22-25, 20-25. J. Johnson recorded 11 kills in the match followed but Hughes with 10 kills and three aces. Hatt tallied four kills, two assists and one ace. Thayn recorded two kills and an ace and D. Johnson put up 16 assists.
The Pirates were able to get their first state appearance in four years and their best state performance in many years.
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Posted on 08/18/2006 6:53:43 AM PDT by yoe
Anyone who knows what legal analysis and argument looks like -- anyone who knows the requisites of legal reasoning -- must look at the ( handiwork) of Judge Anna Diggs Taylor in the NSA case in amazement. It is a pathetic piece of work. If it had been submitted by a student in my second year legal writing class at the University of St. Thomas Law School, it would have earned a failing grade.
On the issue of the legality of warrantless interception of enemy communication, for example, it is entirely conclusory. It does not address precedent. It assumes its conclusion, framing the issue as whether the president can break the law. It simply asserts that the NSA eavesdropping program is "obviously in violation of the Fourth Amendment" -- apparently because it is warrantless. (Wrong.) She sagely observes that the "President of the United States is himself created by that same Constitution" -- you know, the one with the Fourth Amendment that she apparently thinks requires warrants in all cases.
Judge Taylor is like the big bad wolf in the fairly tale. She huffs and she puffs. I think she's facing the brick house that can't be blown down -- she at least can't blow it down -- but the end of this unedifying fairy tale has yet to be written by a higher and presumably more competent authority.
This woman is an idiot; everything to her is "civil rights."
Who's afraid of Anna Diggs Taylor? I'm afraid of Anna Diggs Taylor and the rest of these liberal judicial meatheads who are going to get a lot of innocent Americans killed through their "no clue" rulings that are hamstringing the government in the war on terror !!!
Ouch baby, very ouch..
But they'll get their ass kicked big time on appeal.
Jimmy Carter is the gift that just keeps on giving, isn't he? Only that sorry excuse for an American would have thought to name this woman to the federal bench.
Paging FNC's Judge Napolitano...
This Terrorist Sympathizer Wears a Black Robe and is Female!
In a shocking reminder of why Democrats should never be entrusted with power at any level, U.S. District Judge Anna Diggs Taylor in Detroit ruled that a surveillance program utilized by the Bush Administration in the war on terror is unconstitutional.
Who in the hell is Anna Diggs Taylor? And how in the name of all that is decent and righteous can an obscure federal judge unilaterally shut down a vital intelligence tool used by the U.S. Commander-in-Chief while the nation is at war?
As it turns out, Judge Taylor worked on Jimmy Carters presidential campaign in 1976 and was sworn in as a federal judge to the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan in 1979.
So, Anna Diggs Taylor was elevated beyond her capabilities during the administration of one of the worse presidents in U.S. history. Why does that fact not come as a great surprise?
Twenty six years after We the People booted the bumbling Jimmy Carter out of the Oval Office, his legacy of incompetence comes back to haunt America and all of the civilized world. Like a very bad penny, Jimmy Carter keeps coming back.
Despite her mind-numbing liberalism, surely Judge Taylor reads newspapers, watches television, browses the Internet or listens to the radio. Right?
Does September 09, 2001 ring a bill, Judge? What about the plot uncovered in the United Kingdom last week in which terrorists were in the final stages of unimaginable mass murder? A plot, by the way, which was discovered and dismantled in cooperation with U.S. intelligence authorities?
If Judge Taylors ruling ultimately stands, then it is point, match and championship for the terrorists. Osama bin Laden, with an assist from the Lady in Black from Detroit, will have trumped G.W. Bush, the American people and the cherished principles upon which this great nation was founded 230 years ago.
And history will note, probably in Arabic, that Islamic fascism prevailed in the war on terror because of an abuse of judicial power by a female terrorist sympathizer in a black robe, sans only the burka.
When the core of your reasoning does NOT come from the Constitution, or any embodiment of case law, almost anything can be argued as 'legal'. Judge Taylor is working from an agenda, backwards from the premise, "Bush is WRONG."
I wouldn't want this woman interpreting the rules of the game of Monopoly, let alone acts of the Administration.
I think it's a consensus that Anna Diggs Taylor is indeed unconstitutional.
Move to impeach.
This is a challenge to the legality of a secret program (hereinafter "TSP") undisputedly inaugurated by the National Security Agency (hereinafter "NSA") at least by 2002 and continuing today, which intercepts without benefit of warrant or other judicial approval, prior or subsequent, the international telephone and internet communications of numerous persons and organizations within this country. The TSP has been acknowledged by this Administration to have been authorized by the Presidents secret order during 2002 and reauthorized at least thirty times since.I'm no lawyer, but I seem to recall a ruling by the FISA court that warrants were used (after the fact) for the intercepted calls.
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Ummmm....her proctologist????....cause they have to schedule a double appointment every time she needs an exam??........(just guessing)...
Is this a reference to Ahmed Shah Massoud's death in Afghanistan? Or did the article mean two days later?
Taylor isn't just judicially incompetent, she's a village idiot.
But don't forget one fact,it's NOT just Anna Diggs Taylor.The Federal Court system is loaded with people with the same mindset.This time it's Anna Diggs Taylor,next time it'll be another lib.The systems broke and it's time to fix it while we still have a chance !!!
This is what affirmative action gets you.
....Is this a reference to Ahmed Shah Massoud's death in Afghanistan? Or did the article mean two days later?
The exploding camera.
This Ann Diigs Taylor judge is a senile moron who is so stupid she even won't hire smart law clerks to write a more intelligent opinion. This one was obviously penned by this idiot wind judge
I'm just asking is all. If the NSA wanted to confiscate the firearms of anybody they wanted to using the same sort of process, there'd be any number of Freepers claiming the Second Amendment as an absolute right, and its abridgement prima facie tyranny.
The thing to remember is this: If they can do it to anyone, they can do it to you.
Now, fellas, proceed to shoot that argument down without calling me names. I posted it specifically for you to refute.
You are correct. WP pretty much kicked her to the curb.
Just another step in the dims grand scheme to set Dubya up for charges of impeachment, if they take control of Congress.
Privacy is a false argument and has been for some time. Your insurance company and the credit bureaus have more on you than the feds do and you can do nothing about it. I would rather be secure knowing that the feds were looking over my shoulder and keeping me safe. I have nothing to hide, and in times of war, these steps are necessary.
It doesn't matter if it gets overturned , it gives a-holes like Pelosi and Kennedy a chance to get up and say the President violated the Constitution. We all know that this idiot Carter appointee will be overturned, but the Libs get to kick the President until it is. When it is overturned it will probably be posted in the want ads of all the MSM press.
"Taylor isn't just judicially incompetent, she's a village idiot."
No, she is political. This is not her first attempt to write law from the bench. Here is what I wrote for another local forum:
"Ill begin with a brief bit on why this doesnt matter. District Courts in 5 of the 11 districts had previously ruled that programs similar to the NSA terror listening program were legal. As late as last week in US v Rosen a federal District court ruled such program legal based on precedence. In addition 4 appeals court decisions and 1 Supreme Court opinion all supported the President. The body of case law was clear and definitive.
So, what do we have? We have the ACLU judge shopping for a political judge to make a ruling based on personal opinion and ideology and not the law. As desired the judge did exactly that. Fortunately, the 6th has a reputation for generally following the law and Constitution so I expect this to be killed on appeal pretty fast.
With that said, the question becomes why, as in why rule in a manner sure to be overturned? The answer is simple .nothing is sure in the Courts. Perhaps the Appeals Court will have a bad day or some member will be absent or ill and the court rules to uphold the decision. If so it Goes to the Supremes and they are infamous for making it up. The 20% chance the appeals process will uphold is therefore, worth the effort. Besides, the Judge gets her name in lights and the old media makes hay for a few days.
What was wrong with the decision lots apparently. The best spin I read on it today was that the opinion was legally thin, meaning based on little. The bits about the 4th seem to ignore all previous case law and the most reversible bit is the issue of standing. Judge Taylor simply dismissed the issue as having little merit. That will be the reason for reversal if the appeals court does not want to make waves.
Now the question should be..why do I say the ACLU Judge shopped and why is Judge Taylor considered a political judge?
That is easy, it was widely reported the ACLU spent a good bit of time finding a case in just the right location before just the right sympathetic Judge. The Judge was considered sympathetic (partisan) because she has a track record. She previously cook the books to rig a Civil Rights case having to do with affirmative action. She was caught out and received a good bit of publicity and a chastising by the 6th Circuit.
This applies:
So, what do we have when all is said and done, a decision by a partisan judge that will almost certainly be overturned and that is one decision out of about a dozen at the federal level on the issue. It keeps the anti-American left with an argument (until reversed) and the old media with water to carry in the real war, the war against Bush."
'going to get a lot of innocent Americans killed through their "no clue" rulings'...
I feel the same......this "judge" is placing me, my family and millions of other Americans in danger.
I pray some activist organization begin a movement against her.....hopefully, either get her off the bench or force our "esteemed" legislators to use the authority they have to stop and reverse the dangerous judicial rulings that can harm the U.S. and her citizens.
I know she's political because even the press admits she's a Democrat.
"If you have done nothing wrong, comrade, you have nothing to fear." - Lavrenti Pavlovich Beria, 1899 - 1953
I grow concerned when our political principles make us sound like such a one as Beria.
She's not that powerful. This ruling will have as much effect on the WOT as what I eat for lunch today. Her amateurish opinion has opened her up to ridicule -- and not just from the political Right.
why, he would rule the same way
When the Washington Post editorializes that a Leftist, Activist judicial opinion is worthless, that says everything about just how far off base this was.
Has one Senator made a statement yet supporting the opinion?
If your aunt had balls , she'd be your uncle. Why argue the if's when life and death are at stake. I don't think the government has the time to waste on everyday conversations of law abiding citizens. What a boring job.
What price is too high under such circumstances?
Uh, well no kidding. Anna Diggs Taylor is a poster child for the Democrat version of affirmative action.
Lower the standards far enough and Anna Diggs Taylor is what you get.
The key is that if there were a Democrat in the White House, doing the very same thing, this woman would have ruled exactly opposite. I'd bet serious money on that.
Wel, until she is overturned, the Left media and the Dems will crow and lie and Bush and the GOP will suffer in Nov. That is simply the truth because people take in lies first and then with few dissents from the Admin. and what is the Conserv media, the wussy public just believes that Bush and the war on terror is , well, you know, made up!!!
Well summarized.
Why would you want to page Napolitano? He was all in favor of Judge Diggs Taylor's decision.
I was wondering the same thing. Did I miss something?
Her ruling has been stayed. The chief effect has been to create headlines which the MSM can use to tar the administration. The barrage never ceases. If they can't throw bombs they throw tomatoes.
How would like to go before this judge if you had a real intereest at stake and knew that she has probbaly prejudged the matter? Scary.
Sorry you misunderstood. I was not arguing for a "benevelent
dictator" but rather while we are arguing the if's, they are making plans to KILL. I for one do not worry about the "mythical someone" listening in on my conversations because I
don't think they would find them interesting nor would they gain any knowledge about terror. You seem to be more worried about the "rights" of a murderer than protecting my children.
The liberal broadcast media has had a field day.
Listening to a montage on Limbaugh today , it was one reporter after another loudly calling this a BIG DEFEAT for..fill in the blank.. (Bush) ..(the Bush administration)..etc etc.
I'm taking bets..that when this is reversed by the 6th Circuit..and it will be.. if precedent is followed..you won't hear those same reporters loudly proclaiming it a BIG WIN for (Bush) ..(the Bush administration).
Any suckers want to take the bet?
If the NSA wanted to confiscate the firearms of anybody they wanted to using the same sort of process,
Depends on what you mean by "anybody they wanted"; I refer you to the 4th Admn:
"The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated,"
If the NSA was snatching arms from citizens running guns to Hezbollah....
... I and certainly the courts would consider that a "unreasonable" seizure.
Give the government power to do something, and without fail the power will be misused, and the people abused. This is as certain as the sunrise.
It used to be that promoting small government was a core tenet of conservatism. Do we no longer even pay lip service to the idea?
Hardly. If they had judge shopped, they wouldn't be in the 6th Circuit.
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Leinster sealed a comfortable bonus point victory over the Scarlets, winning 32-5 at the RDS on Saturday.
Leinster sealed a comfortable bonus point victory over the Scarlets, winning 32-5 at the RDS on Saturday.
Having missed out on a place in the Ireland squad for the Six Nations match against Scotland, Ian Madigan looked eager to prove a point as a half-time replacement at the RDS.
He was involved in Leinster's most potent attacks as they scored 21 unanswered points after the break, with Madigan converting tries from Aaron Dundon, Jordi Murphy and John Cooney.
Andrew Goodman did all the scoring in the opening 40 minutes for Leinster, his try and two penalties guiding them to a 11-5 lead.
Andy Fenby swooped for a Scarlets try in the 35th minute but they were overrun by the in-form hosts with turnovers proving costly for the Welsh region. The first quarter was pockmarked by penalties but both sides showed an eagerness to attack from deep and put the ball through hands.
Leinster edged ahead in the third minute with New Zealander Goodman, assuming the kicking duties for the night, planting a penalty through the posts.
The Scarlets' young half-backs Owen Williams and Aled Davies probed for openings off the fringes of rucks, however Leinster were alive to the danger.
The visitors were reduced to 14 men after lock George Earle was carded for dangerous play at a lineout.
Goodman though was unable to convert the resulting penalty. Williams also sent a penalty chance wide just past the midway point of the first half.
Simon Easterby's men boxed clever while Earle was off the pitch, keeping their defensive line intact apart from a Fionn Carr and Dominic Ryan-inspired surge.
Leinster began to build some momentum after a direct run from number eight Murphy. A clever backhanded pass from Isaac Boss released David Kearney and their combined efforts led to Goodman's second three-pointer of the night.
The Kiwi then opened his try account for the province, swatting away Williams' attempted tackle to score in the right corner.
The pace and distribution skills of Carr, Kearney and Andrew Conway were to the fore in the build-up, with Goodman unable to convert from the touchline.
The Scarlets hit back straight from the restart, retrieving possession and hunting out to the left where Aaron Shingler and Aled Thomas combined to send Fenby streaking over in the corner.
Williams' conversion attempt went wide and Leinster also missed a couple of kicks closing in on half-time, Noel Reid hitting the left upright from closer range and Goodman pushing an effort wide.
Leinster used their lineout maul to good effect on the restart. A Shane Jennings drive to the line was ruled inconclusive, however hooker and man-of-the-match Dundon piled over from a similar attack soon after.
Madigan converted to put 11 points between the sides and just as the game seemed to be petering out, the out-half inspired Leinster's late bonus point push.
With 10 minutes left, Murphy took a great line onto a crisp pass from Cooney to score to the left of the posts with Madigan adding the extras.
Right at the death, Leinster turned defence into attack as Madigan and Fergus McFadden drove them on and replacement scrum-half Cooney sniped over from a close-range ruck to confirm the bonus point.
The scorers:
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Tries: Goodman, Dundon, Murphy, Cooney
Cons: Madigan 3
Pens: Goodman 2
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Tries: Fenby
Yellow Card: Earle
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Scarlets: 15 Aled Thomas, 14 Nick Reynolds, 13 Gareth Maule, 12 Adam Warren, 11 Andy Fenby, 10 Owen Williams, 9 Aled Davies, 8 Rob McCusker (capt). 7 Josh Turnbull, 6 Aaron Shingler, 5 Johan Synman, 4 George Earle, 3 Jacobie Adriaanse, 2 Emyr Phillips, 1 Phil John.
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