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Date published: 2012-03-19
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By L0rinda
Iksar has confirmed that the Matchmaking in Legend Ranks has been changed.
As stated in our previous article, Legendary players have been noticing that in the last few days that they have been matched with players much closer to their own rank than usual. There was some confusion regarding this, as Iksar had not been made aware of the changes, but he has now confirmed that there are definitely changes in place.
It is hard to precisely evaluate community feeling on the the new system, especially as I personally think they're a step in the right direction, but there are some players who are not keen on the changes. RayC and Xzirez have been the two highest profile players so far to disagree with the change. The issues that people against it have can be summarised as follows: Counter-Queuing: Many top Legends do not like counter-queuing, which is where you change your deck to try to counter your opponent. With the new system meaning you can often play the same person several times in a row, counter-queuing will become an important part of the game.
Early Legend Advantage: People opposed to the changes claim that it overly favours the players who reach Legend early on. The older system made it easier to catch up at the end of the season.
Win Trading: Due to the increased chance of playing against the same opponent, it is now easier to cover your tracks if you lose to a friend many times in a row to boost their ranking.
There does seem to be a majority of players who support the new system however. The ladder system has been a cause of much debate for a long time now, and these changes, alongside the recent addition of ladder floors, seem to show that at the very least, ladder is currently a high priority for Blizzard to get right.
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The Hearthstone Championship Tour continues this weekend, with the focus shifting to the Asia-Pacific region. In this article I have introduced some of the players, and listed their deck archetypes.
The APAC region is often regarded as the weakest region, and with some justification. However, although the region lacks a little in depth, the best players are definitely world class. Not only that, but the rest of the pack is rapidly improving, and it would be very negligent to ignore the region in 2017. Staz, from The Philippines recently won the $150,000 first prize at a stacked WESG, which marked the first major tournament won by the region. The top players will be looking to keep the rest of the world on notice, with some high quality play this weekend.
Below I have listed a few of the key players, along with notes and deck archetypes.
CaraCute: Tempo Mage, Aggro Rogue, Aggro Shaman, Pirate Warrior
CaraCute has been touted by both NeilYo and Staz as having a good chance, and since those comments were made, she has come through the Tavern Hero Qualifier to take her place in the main Swiss. She learned her trade at Guildhouse Fireside gatherings, the same Fireside gatherings where caster Jia Dee also rose through the ranks.
Che0nsu: Jade Druid, Miracle Rogue, Mid Shaman, Pirate Warrior
Che0nsu made his name by first winning the Last Call qualifier, and then building on that to finish top four in the World Championship at BlizzCon.
ChongGEr: Reno Mage, Aggro Shaman, Reno Warlock, Reno Warrior
ChongGer is one of the most consistent performers in the South-East Asia scene. He came fourth in the Singapore Major, third in the Thai Major, and second in the Malaysia Major, where he lost two matches in the final to a player he had already beaten in the upper bracket! He also placed consistently high in the preliminaries last year.
GundamFlame: Tempo Mage, Aggro Rogue, Aggro Shaman, Pirate Warrior
GundanFlame impressed observers in the Japan Summer Championship with his understanding of aggressive play. His understanding of when to ease off the pedal, and when to go all-in, won him the national title. It is no surprise that his lineup for the Playoffs is an aggressive one.
HandomeGuy (pictured above): Aggro Rogue, Aggro Shaman, Reno Warlock, Pirate Warrior
HandsomeGuy is regarded as the man to beat whenever he steps foot in an APAC tournament. He finished in second place in the APAC Winter Championship, and that proved to be his worst result, as he went on to win both the Spring and Summer Championships.
Kranich: Reno Mage, Aggro Shaman (shown below), Reno Warlock, Dragon Warrior
Kranich played in both the 2014, and 2015 World Championships, finishing top four and top eight respectively. Due to this, and the fact that he was a member of Team Dignitas before they withdrew from Hearthstone, he is one of the best known APAC players in the West. He is not scared to put his own stamp on decks, his RenoLock contains Doomguard and Krul the Unshackled, while his Shaman deck is slower than most Aggro Shamans, and leans towards midrange.
NaviOOT: Reno Mage, Aggro Shaman, Reno Warlock, Pirate Warrior
NaviOOT has built a strong reputation on the back of relentless top 100 finishes, and a consistently popular stream. In recent months he has turned his attention more and more to the tournament scene, making the trip to the Malaysia Open, in which he placed top 8. He has also stated that he will be travelling to DreamHack Austin, which is coming up soon. He managed top four at last Winter's APAC Championship, and is a genuine contender in 2017.
Pinpingho: Tempo Mage, Mid Shaman, Reno Warlock, Water Warrior
Pinpingho finished top eight in the 2015 World Championship. He was known for being one of the strongest Shaman players, back before Shaman was regarded as a playable class, so it will be interesting to see how a does now! He qualified for two APAC Championship events in 2016, and so is no stranger to these events.
Surrender: Reno Mage, Aggro Shaman, Reno Warlock, Pirate Warrior
Although he is yet to have a big win, Surrender is highly regarded in the community and has numerous good results. He already had Xixo as a playtest partner, and has recently joined Counter Logic Gaming, along with Xixo and Hoej. He will be as well prepared as anyone for this event.
Tom60229: Reno Mage, Aggro Shaman, Reno Warlock, Pirate Warrior
One of the most accomplished players in the field, Tom60229 has shown consistent results since the dawn of Hearthstone. His most recent tournament win was the Malaysia Major, but also had good success on the 2015 ONOG Tour. His worldwide tournament experience will stand him in good stead in this event.
The event begins at 3am CET on Saturday 25 February, and coverage will be on the official PlayHearthstone Twitch channel.
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For the past few days, top players have been discussing the pros and cons of the new MMR change at Legend Ranks. The only problem being, that Game Designer, Iksar, isn't aware of a change.
There are far fewer Legendary players than usual this season, and as such things might feel a little different to the players, but the sample size across many streams and thousands of games of Hearthstone seems to point to the changing of the matchmaking system. It has been accepted by most that the system has changed so that you only play opponents in a very narrow band, rather than the previous system where you could be matched with someone with a wildly different Legend Rank.
That alone might not have been enough evidence, but players are also queuing into the same opponent multiple times, to the point that they are having to play mind games on which deck to queue.
Hoej independently witnessed the same thing, and went to Twitter to check that he was not alone. Several Legendary players agreed that the system has been changed, and people began to discuss what they thought of the changes.
Placeholder for tweet 834430686325067776 The majority of players like the new matchmaking, although several did voice concerns that the new system heavily favours the players who reach Legend Rank early in the season. Just as the debate was getting interesting, Iksar dropped his bombshell:
At this point there are several options, and all seem unlikely. Either the entire community is suffering from some kind of huge matchmaking fluctuation, Blizzard have made a major change without informing Iksar, or there is a bug which most people preferred to the actual game. Whatever happens, the reply when Iksar has investigated is sure to be interesting!

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Think you know "Twilight" inside and out? Take our quiz to see if you can detect key differences between the blockbuster film and the novel that started it all.
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Question 1 of 30
Where do Bella and Edward share their first kiss in the film?
in the woods
in Bella's bedroom
In the film, Bella and Edward's first kiss takes place in Bella's bedroom. In the novel, however this magic moment occurs in the woods.
in the school cafeteria
Question 2 of 30
What nickname does Edward give Bella before running through the woods with her on his back in the film?
love bug
my love
spider monkey
In the film, Edward calls Bella a "spider monkey" and tells her to hop on. He never uses this nickname for Bella in the book.
Question 3 of 30
What does Rosalie break when Bella visits the Cullen home in the film version of "Twilight?"
a bowl
In the movie, Rosalie breaks a bowl after learning that Bella had already eaten. This scene never occurs in the novel.
a glass
a vase
Question 4 of 30
In the novel, Edward bounces an apple off of his foot in the school cafeteria before catching the fruit in his hands.
This movie scene — inspired by the cover of the novel — never actually takes place in the book.
Question 5 of 30
Where do Bella and her classmates visit while on a field trip in the film?
a greenhouse
In the film, Mr. Molina takes the biology class on a trip to a greenhouse. There is no such field trip in the novel.
a zoo
an aquarium
Question 6 of 30
Which two book characters are combined to form the Eric you see on screen?
Edward and Emmett
Eric and Ben
Eric and Ben from the novel are combined to create the Eric character you see on screen.
Eric and Tyler
Question 7 of 30
Which two female students are combined to create the film's version of Jessica?
Jessica and Angela
Jessica and Lauren
The Lauren character from the book never appears in the movie. Instead, her personality is blended with Jessica's book persona to create the Jessica role for the film.
Alice and Angela
Question 8 of 30
How many times do Edward and Bella say "I love you" to one another in the "Twilight" movie?
While Bella and Edward share "I love yous" throughout the book, they never utter these words to one another during the film.
Question 9 of 30
What special power does Jasper display during the book?
mind reading
seeing the future
manipulating emotion
While Jasper is able to feel and manipulate the emotions of others in the book, this special power never comes up in the "Twilight" movie.
Question 10 of 30
Which of these "Twilight" creations features characters surfing at First Beach during the visit to La Push?
While some of the characters hit the waves during the beach scene in the movie, no surfing takes place in the book.
Question 11 of 30
What is Waylon Forge doing when he is killed in the movie?
fixing his boat
Waylon Forge — a character who never appears in the book — is killed while fixing his board early in the movie.
Question 12 of 30
Where does Bella ditch Jasper and Alice to seek out James during the film?
the hotel
In the book, Bella ditches Jasper and Alice at Phoenix Airport. In the movie, she sneaks away while they are at the hotel.
Question 13 of 30
In the book where are Bella and Edward when she reveals that she knows his secret?
at school
in the forest
in his car
In the book, Bella and Edward have the vampire talk while driving home from Port Angeles. In the film, this conversation takes place in the forest.
Question 14 of 30
What type of food do the Cullens cook for Bella when she comes to visit in the movie?
The Cullens prepare an Italian meal for Bella — believing she is Italian, because of her name. In the book, this meal planning never takes place.
Question 15 of 30
Who does Bella spray with pepper spray in the movie version of "Twilight?"
While Bella unleashes her pepper spray on James in the film, she leaves it at home in her duffle bag in the novel.
Question 16 of 30
What nickname does Rosalie give Emmett while playing baseball in the film?
spider monkey
monkey man
Rosalie refers to Emmett as her monkey man in the film, but never uses this nickname in the movie.
my little monkey
Question 17 of 30
Who does most of the cooking for Bella and Charlie in the novel?
Bella cooks most of the meals in the Swan household in the book, but she and Charlie tend to mostly eat at the diner in the movie.
Sue Clearwater
Question 18 of 30
When do Laurent, Victoria and James first appear in the book?
at the dance studio
at the beach
at the baseball game
In the film, the vampire trio appear onscreen early, hunting and killing humans. In the book, these characters don't appear until the baseball game.
Question 19 of 30
Who asks Bella to the dance early in the "Twilight" novel?
Edward stalls Bella so Tyler can ask her to the dance. In the movie, this scene — and the dance itself — never takes place.
Question 20 of 30
Where does Bella work in the novel?
sporting goods store
In the novel, Bella works at the sporting goods store. She is never shown working anywhere in the movie.
Question 21 of 30
Why does Bella faint during biology class in the book?
She has to dissect a frog.
She has the flu.
She smells blood.
Bella faints during a classroom blood test in the book — a scene which isn't shown in the movie.
Question 22 of 30
What is the name of the biology teacher in the "Twilight" book?
Mr. Banner
Bella's biology teach is named Mr. Banner in the book, but Mr. Molina in the film.
Mr. Molina
Mr. Varner
Question 23 of 30
Each member of the Cullen family sports the Cullen family crest at all times in both the book and the movie.
While the family routinely wears the crest in the movie, this never takes place in the book.
Question 24 of 30
Who drives Bella to the airport for her trip to Forks in the movie?
Fans of the film get to see stepdad Phil as he drives Bella to the airport. There's no mention of Phil making this drive in the book.
Question 25 of 30
Where does Bella get her info on local vampire lore in the novel?
from Jacob
In the novel, Jacob gives Bella the low-down on the vampires. In the movie, Bella buys a book on legends at the Port Angeles bookstore and also does some research online.
from a book
from Angela
Question 26 of 30
What lines the walls of the Cullen's stairway in the "Twilight" movie?
expensive paintings
graduation caps
In the film, viewers see countless graduation caps hung on the wall. This display is never mentioned in the novel.
pictures of famous vampires
Question 27 of 30
How does Bella listen to music in the book?
tape player
CD player
Bella relies on a portable CD player in the novel. By 2008, when the film came out, the iPod had taken over so Bella was able to upgrade.
MP3 player
Question 28 of 30
Where does the Forks High School prom take place in the movie?
school gym
at a park
a fancy hotel
The movie prom takes place at a nice hotel, while the prom described in the book is held at the school gym.
Question 29 of 30
Which angry vampire appears at the prom to spy on Bella and Edward in the movie?
Movie viewers are able to see Victoria spying on Bella and Edward — an event which doesn't take place in the book.
Question 30 of 30
Where can eagle-eyed fans spot Stephanie Meyer in the movie?
Author Stephenie Meyer appears in the Forks diner during a movie cameo. Obviously, this never happened in her famous novel.
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The Emery County Commissioners approved the hiring of Payne Relief LLC as a public land consultant. Emery County entered into an agreement with Val Payne which begins immediately and runs through June 30. The compensation for the contract will be $12,500, which is the money the commission had budgeted to the public lands department in the 2010 budget. An amount of $6,250 will be paid on March 23 and the other half will be paid on May 11.
Payne will report to the public lands director, Ray Petersen as needed, at least monthly and will meet regularly with the public lands council. Payne will perform tasks as assigned by Petersen which may include research, correspondence, advocacy, permitting, planning and other issues related to public lands in Emery County. It is agreed that Payne is an independent contractor for the county and not an employee and therefore is not entitled to any of the benefits normally provided by the county to its employees.
Emery County has an extensive public lands system, and decisions made regarding management of those lands continually impact county resources, planning and economics as well as its customs and culture. Payne is being hired to monitor public land management issues and advise the county on public land policy decisions.
Petersen said Payne will not be working on drafting the Emery County Land Use Bill. Petersen will continue to work on the bill. Payne will be used as an expert and will pick up some of the things that Petersen is currently doing. Payne will offer technical advice. He will work on the projects that Petersen assigns.
The commission in other business approved a $250 donation to the Emery County Community Theatre. They recently completed the production of Honk. The commission approved a business license for Buckhorn Unlimited, a business which offers photo tours to the San Rafael Swell. The commission approved the purchase of four Tahoes and one Dodge truck for the sheriff's office.
A public hearing was set for April 13 at 10 a.m. to obtain public comments concerning the new food bank project in Castle Dale. A building will be constructed on the current food bank site. The current building will be demolished and made into parking.
The commission approved the agreement between the Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and Statelands and Emery County for the Wildland Fire Protection Program. The state contributes 50 percent, Carbon County 30 percent and Emery County 20 percent towards the district fire warden position.
The commission approved the use of the Emery County Aquatics Center for a free swim day for county residents on Aug. 4 to kick-off the county fair. There will be a teen activity on Aug. 5 from 8:30 p.m. to midnight at the Aquatics Center. Gaylee Jeffs, recreation director, requested the free concert be moved to the lawn at the Aquatics Center. This will be the Saturday night of the fair, Aug. 7. The commissioners discussed parking and suggested Jeffs talk to the high school to see if the parking lots there could be used for parking the night of the concert. The commission approved the change to move the concert to the Aquatics Park as long as the parking is approved.
Shirley VanZyverden was approved as a new member on the Emery County Library Board of Directors.
Commissioner Jeff Horrocks said he attended the Division of Wildlife Resources RAC meeting in Green River. They discussed the buffalo herd on the Henry Mountains and they are over the objective numbers for buffalo on the Henry's. The RAC discussed the elk and deer seasons, numbers and the time of year for the hunts. "We did attend the Bring the Green to Green River economic summit. There was a good turnout there and representatives from San Juan and Grand counties." Horrocks also mentioned the filming of two movies to take place in the area. The filing date for candidates has passed and Horrocks encouraged people to get involved in public office and he is looking forward to the campaign as he is running for commission for a second term.
Commissioner Laurie Pitchforth said she too attended the economic development conference in Green River. Green River City worked hard on the conference. There were presentations from the Carbon County Chamber of Commerce and the Moab Chamber. The city planner and developer from Panguitch City talked about pulling businesses together. The Emery County economic development council is currently working on putting together the Emery County Business Partners to work together on building businesses. Pitchforth said she also attended Festive Friday and the drug coalition meeting.
Commissioner Gary Kofford said he attended Sen. Bennett's conference and the Green River summit. He helped with the Emery County travel bureau booth at the Sportsmen Expo in Sandy. They gave out a lot of information and maps. "Several people asked where to go and what to see. It's fun to talk to the people about Emery County. It seems like the whole world wants to come and see us. The SouthEastern Utah OHV club held their poker ride over the weekend. There were several trailers with ATVs at Stewarts on Saturday afternoon. The event brought people here and they did spend some money in the county. I will be attending the BLM RAC in St. George, Wednesday and Thursday. I attended a meeting of the Utah Agriculture conservation districts. There are four counties involved with that and a lot of good information about what they're doing came out of that meeting," said Kofford.
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Nahshon George had another strong game for SCC, as he scored 25 points and added 14 rebounds with 3 steals. Freshman Steve Del Veccio scored 20 points with 5 boards and 3 steals as well. Dean Viena was the only other Dolphin in double figures, with 14 points.
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Shoreline drops to 0-5 on the season and will return on home on Thursday night for "International Night", as the both SCC Basketball Teams take on "TEAM NPIRE" from Australia. Game time for the SCC Men's Team is 7:30pm.
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Between River and Sea
Photographer: Michael Hanson
Between River and Sea focuses on life in and around Apalachicola, FL. For over a century, an independent, hand-built industry has drifted through the shallow waters of the Apalachicola Bay. This bay, one of the most productive and unique ecosystems in the country, once produced 10% of the nation's oysters and 90% of Florida's. Today, only a handful of oystermen have work and this community struggles to maintain its tradition and livelihood. Oysters need a mix of freshwater and saltwater. They depend on this balance but the freshwater coming down the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint (ACF) Basin has been drastically cut short by a series of dams and overuse in Georgia and Alabama. As droughts persist alongside a constant pressure from a major metropolitan city at the headwaters, the Apalachicola Bay clings to a trickle of water. The project aims to connect users throughout the watershed and expose what's at the end of the river. It also aims to celebrate the bay and a lifestyle that revolves around the perfect mix of fresh and salt water.
Breaking the Cycle
a documentary film
Photographer: Dan Lamont and Sara Finkelstein
The facts are startling: the United States incarcerates more of its citizens than any other country on Earth. Those who fill the jails often come from fractured families with pernicious, multigenerational histories of poverty, substance abuse, mental illness, and domestic violence. Kids from such environments too often get in trouble. Incarcerated youth have a 75 percent chance of reoffending as adults and the cycle continues. It is a terrible tragedy and a colossal waste of human lives and social resources.
Cameras without Borders
Photography for Healing and Peace
Photographer: Eberhard Riedel
Recurrent racism, tribalism and fundamentalist ideology are tearing apart the human fabric. Over ...
Changing Perspectives
Energy in the American West
Photographer: Jamey Stillings
Changing Perspectives is an aerial and ground based examination of large-scale renewable energy d...
Choosing Hope
Reclaiming the Duwamish River
Photographer: Tom Reese
The Duwamish River can be hard to love, but it flows powerfully through the hearts of those who k...
Dual Shadows
East Africa's LGBT Refugees
Photographer: Jake Naughton
Dual Shadows explores the lives of LGBTQ refugees in East Africa, from their countries of origin, to purgatory in Kenya, to lives as resettled refugees in America. Uganda is infamous for its anti-gay legislation, but LGBTQ people across the region are beaten, persecuted and killed by officials, neighbors and sometimes their own families.
Epidemic - TB in the Global Community
Photographer: David Rochkind
The statistics are alarming. In 2009, there were 9.4 million new cases of tuberculosis (TB)...
Fracking: Forgotten on the Bakken
Photographer: Bruce Farnsworth
Forgotten on the Bakken illustrates the environmental and cultural impacts of fracking, an industry now underway in 20 states. This project begins on the northern great plains but is representative of experiences throughout fracking country. Traditions of open space and agrarian livelihoods have been disrupted by a flurry of activities associated with the high-volume hydraulic fracturing industry. North Dakota—situated on the Bakken geologic formation—is now the second highest oil-producing state in the nation.
Knife Fight City
Photographer: Richard Steven Street
Knife Fight City explores an unacknowledged variety of American apartheid in Huron, poorest town in California, where an American peasantry slaves for industrialized agriculture in a giant farm labor exploitation camp.
Lágrimas do Rio Doce
Tears of the Sweet River
Photographer: Leonardo Merçon
The project Lágrimas do Rio Doce (Translation: Tears of the Sweet River) is an independent photographic-audiovisual production aiming to show the real consequences of this tragedy for biodiversity, local populations and traditional communities that depend on the river to survive. The river is rooted in the culture of fishermen, native americans (índios) and riverside populations. Through this project, these communities will be given a voice.
Leaving the Life
Photographer: Tim Matsui
Leaving the Life uses the power of stories to foster empathy among stakeholders and build unexpected alliances, strengthening the anti-trafficking movement and efforts to effectuate institutional and cultural change.
Mountain Caribou Initiative
A Visual Journey into the Imperiled World of an Endangered Species
Photographer: David Moskowitz
The alpine kingdom of mountain caribou in western Canada and the northwestern United States is crumbling around these beautiful and sensitive creatures. As their habitat has been steadily altered or destroyed by human activities, mountain caribou have been declining rapidly. Unsure whether this project will be documentation of the end of a distinct ecotype of caribou or a step towards inspiring the change in human behavior needed to save these animals, David Moskowitz set out to explore the world of these reclusive animals across the Selkirk, Columbia and Rocky mountains.
Nowhere People
Photographer: Greg Constantine
As multi-ethnic societies continue to reshape cultures around the world, the basic rights afforde...
Our Warming World
Photographer: Daniel Beltrá
My project asks us to consider the landscape as a place we have altered, all while striving to co...
Palawan Seas
Photographer: Katherine Jack
We know that our marine environment is changing the world over. What about the cultures that form part of these ecosystems?
Ross Island and the Future of the McMurdo Sound Region
Photographer: Alasdair Turner
We have entered a time when places the least near us beckon us to understand them, to feel them so that while we tred on our part of the Earth they are constantly with us and with our choices. Ross Island and the McMurdo Sound Region and the science being conducted there embody what is left of our critical and fragile ecosystems and our attempts to understand them. They are not land for a nation but a place for the world. This project is intended to emotionally and scientifically engage citizens of every nation about why this place and the incredible science that is being conducted there matters. It will give life to and investigate the science of the region from the earliest expeditions to today's ongoing research.
Salvation Fish
Photographer: Paul Colangelo
Salvation Fish is a three-pronged project with the goal of raising the public profile an...
The Truth Told Project
Photographer: Sarah Fretwell
The Truth Told Project was born in December of 2010 when award-winning photographer Sarah Fretwel...
Photographer: Mustafah Abdulaziz
Initiated in 2011, "Water" is a fifteen-year photographic project. Water and humanity are moving towards a crisis. We live in a time when 650 million people have no access to safe drinking water; when our rivers, basins and lakes are affected by decades of industry; when rising sea levels are placing Pacific Islanders in the cross-hairs of becoming the first climate refugees. The complexity of our relationship with water reflects our greater behavior towards our environment, which we're beginning to understand has a defining impact on our planet.
Wolf Haven
Photographer: Annie Marie Musselman
In the wake of the exotic animal trade, a sanctuary exists in Washington State where wolves are r...


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Visit our shop in downtown Casey and your creative spirit will soar. The newly renovated space provides a relaxed atmosphere for browsing. Our supplies include items for knit, crochet, spinning, and weaving. Many items are sold exclusively through independent retailers. We strive to help the beginner as well as motivated advanced knitter. Home to the World's Largest Knitting Needles and Crochet Hook.
Have you heard the expression BIG things come in SMALL packages? The same holds true for a small Central Illinois town of 3,000 named Casey. To date, it is home to 8 Guinness World Records World's Largest attractions; the wind chime, golf tee, knitting needles, crochet hook, pitchfork, mailbox, wooden shoes and rocking chair! Take Exit 129 off Interstate 70, and you will be able to easily find all of the local attractions within a 3-mile radius. Tourists also can enjoy several large objects along the way that make unique photo opportunities, such as a 36-foot pencil and ruler. There is even a bird cage that you are able to swing in. Casey offers several food and retail establishments that add to the uniqueness of the small town. Each year this small town grows a little bigger, with more attractions and shopping. Make sure to visit often, so you don't miss out on the journey!
This Art Deco-style theater shows the latest movie releases.
The Village Theatre, with its 183 seats in the round, hosts theatrical performances.
View the burial site of Abraham Lincoln's tutor in the Old City Cemetery.
Downtown Charleston includes a historic courthouse and many historic homes listed on both the Coles County Register for Significant Places and the National Register of Historic Places.
Historic Charleston Courthouse Square
See the majestic Coles County courthouse and discover historic murals in Charleston's Courthouse Square.
Charleston is known as a city of murals, thanks to the many art works located around the town square. View them on a seven-block tour of the area.
Located in the historic courthouse square. A local theater at its best. In an intimate setting, offering a wonderful mix of old and new drama.
Tarble Arts Center at Eastern Illinois University
Offering a year-round schedule of art exhibits and activities for all ages. Gift shop and sales rental gallery. Focus on Paul Sargent and Midwest art.
Charleston's newest heritage tourism attraction. Learn more about the 1858 political debates between Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas. This site is a designated, "Looking for Lincoln" site.
Lorelei Sims is an artist/blacksmith who opened her smithy, Five Points Blacksmith Shop, in 1993. She hosts several workshops and field trips at the shop as well as classes in beginning blacksmithing.
Six log cabins recreate life as it had been in Illinois back in 1812. Visit the homestead belonging to the Hutson family before a fatal Indian attack killed Isaac Hutson's entire family.
Hutson Memorial Village Church Services
Evening services are held in this log cabin church every other Sunday, beginning with the first Sunday in June and running through the last Sunday in September.
Lincoln Log Cabin State Historic Site
The last home of Thomas and Sarah Lincoln, Abraham Lincoln's parents. It shares the site with the Sargent farm, an 1840's living history farm.
The Lincoln School Museum is a restored 1880's one-room brick school located one mile north of Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois on a spur of the National Road. The Lincoln School is representative of the brick construction of one-room schools built during the 1880's, representing the typical one-room school of the era, and the education available of that time. The Lincoln School Museum is open to the public on weekends from June through August and any time by appointment.
Weighing in at 1,144 lbs and measuring 5'8" by 4' 5/8", this horseshoe is sure to bring good luck to all that visit. The Martinsville Horseshoe gained its Guinness Book of World Record status in 2013. The horseshoe stands at the entrance to the Martinsville fairgrounds.
Home of Oakland's first physician, the restored 1850s Dr. Hiram Rutherford Home features a summer kitchen, doctor's office and a museum of agricultural history.
Visit this log home village from the early 1800s, including a blacksmith shop, church and schoolhouse.
Illinois Oilfield Museum & Resource Center
One of only seven of its kind in the nation, this museum at Oblong Park highlights an industry that revolutionized the country.
Features a wide variety of quilt fabrics & supplies, home decor items, gifts & clothing, and much more.
Located one block off Main in Oblong, Henpeck features Painted Cabinets, birdhouses, curtains, candles and all weather baskets.
As you drive by this farm, your eye is drawn upward to a towering brick structure located near the modern home. The structure, erected around 1913, is one of a dozen brick water towers still standing in Illinois.
Edgar County Historical Society
Compare pioneer and Victorian lifestyles when you visit the log cabin and brick Italianate home. An exhibition gallery in an adjacent building features rotating exhibits of the historical society's collection.


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JACKSON – Any effort by Republican Gov. Phil Bryant to run the Division of Medicaid after June 30 without a legislatively approved budget or authorization appears to be ripe with problems.
"The whole thing is messy," said House Speaker Pro-Tem Greg Snowden, R-Meridian, who conceded at some point "a whole lot of things must be addressed" by the Legislature.
The 2013 session ended without the Legislature passing bills to fund Medicaid or to reauthorize it for the new fiscal year, which begins July 1. The thought was that the Legislature would come back in special session before July 1 to address those issues.
But Bryant has said he would not call a special session unless there is an agreement. He said last week that if House Democrats continue to block funding and reauthorization until there is a vote on expanding the program as allowed under federal law, he will try to run the agency by executive order.
Any attempt to run the $5.4 billion state-federal health care agency without legislative funding would be fraught with constitutional questions.
A 2009 legal opinion by the office of Attorney General Jim Hood pointed out the state Supreme Court had "held emphatically that the power of the purse is exercised by the Legislature."
The opinion said the state's highest court has referred to the Legislature "as the sole repository of power to make appropriations of money to be paid out of the state treasury."
But the Hood decision did say that even with the lack of a legislatively approved appropriation, certain vital entities expressly described in the state Constitution must continue to receive "basic" funding to carry out their constitutional mandate, such as the courts, governor's office, and even schools.
In 2009, when Hood issued the opinion, the Legislature had adjourned the session without funding any state agency. It did not finally pass a budget for the Division of Medicaid until about two hours before the fiscal year ended on June 30.
At the time, Hood was speaking of trying to obtain a court order to keep the Division of Medicaid in operation, though no one knew exactly what would have happened if the agreement had not been reached.
This year Snowden said the governor is essentially saying, "If you want to sue me to prevent me from keeping people in the nursing homes, then have at it … He is saying I am going to do what I can to keep this going."
Kim Wiggins, a spokeswoman for the Department of Finance and Administration, without speaking on the Medicaid issue, said the authority of DFA to spend money on behalf of an agency "is determined by the appropriations bill." She said the amount of funding established by the appropriations bills is programmed into the DFA computer system before the new fiscal year begins and that establishes how much each agency can spend. Normally, the appropriations bills also detail how much can be spent in each area, such as on salaries, travel and equipment.
Even if Hood or someone else got a court order allowing the governor to take funds out of the treasury to keep Medicaid afloat, there still would be other problems with running the health care program without legislative authority.
Part of what died when the 2013 session ended were taxes imposed on hospitals and nursing homes to draw down federal funds for the operation of the agency. Under the current program, the federal government provides roughly $3 for every $1 spent by the state on the Medicaid program.
Part of the state money used to draw down federal funds comes from taxes totaling $280 million on hospitals and from about $40 million on nursing homes. Those taxes stand repealed if the Legislature does not pass a bill reauthorizing them.
Snowden said he does not believe the entities would be able to pay "a voluntary tax" if they are not reauthorized by the Legislature.
"The tax would be gone," said Rep. Steve Holland, D-Plantersville. "…It will not work without legislative authorization."
The program currently provides health care for about 640,000 Mississippians, primarily the elderly, disabled, poor pregnant women and poor children.


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Pilot hurt when small plane crashes in Panhandle
Published: Tuesday, March 19, 2013 at 9:25 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, March 19, 2013 at 9:25 a.m.
WEST BAY, Fla. — A pilot escaped with minor injuries after his small plane crashed near the Northwest Florida International Beaches Airport in the Florida Panhandle.
The News Herald of Panama City reports James Land was the only person on board the plane when it crashed into the woods near West Bay Monday afternoon.
Bay County Sheriff's Office Maj. Tommy Ford says Land was taken to the hospital with cuts to his head. He says deputies responded to a 911 call at 2:15 p.m. and found the wreckage of the aerial advertising plane.
The newspaper reports the plane is owned by Aerial Banners Inc. of Broward County. Officials say the owner will be responsible for removing the wreckage.
The cause of the crash was not known. An investigation continues.
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Food and Facilities Licensing
Licensing Services - Food Service Facility
Who must submit a food service facility license application?
Any person planning to distribute, prepare, handle, or dispense food for public consumption with or without charge.
What constitutes a food service facility?
"Food Service Facility" means restaurants, coffee shops, cafeterias, short order cafés, luncheonettes, taverns, sandwich stands, soda fountains, retail markets, and food operations in industries, institutions, hospitals, clubs, schools, camps, churches, catering kitchens, commissaries, or similar places in which food or drink is prepared for sale or for service on the premises or elsewhere, or any other operations where food is served or provided for the public with or without charge. Code of Maryland Regulations – 10.15.03 – Food Service Facilities and Montgomery County Code – Chapter 15 – Eating and Drinking Establishments.
When must one apply for a food service license?
A license must be obtained prior to opening a business. Licenses expire on December 31st and must be renewed each year. (A Use and Occupancy Permit must be obtained through the Department of Permitting Services at 240-777-6200. Many businesses also are required to have a Trader's License. To determine if you need a Trader's License contact the Montgomery County Circuit Court, Business Licenses Office, 240-777-9460.)
How does one obtain license to sell food?
Licenses are issued by the Department of Health and Human Services, Licensure and Regulatory Services.
Application Process
Food Service Facility License Application
Food Service Facility License Application Process
Please submit plans directly to Licensure and Regulatory Services; other departments do not forward plans to this office. Issuance of building or electrical permits does not indicate Licensure and Regulatory Services' approval. Licensure and Regulatory Services' approval must be obtained before any construction starts.
Information on plan review submittal please see Plan Review
New Facility/Fixed Location
The application, appropriate fee, menu, HACCP flow charts, Workman's Compensation Insurance documentation, and a set of complete plans must be submitted.
The Environmental Health Specialist assigned will review the plans and submitted information within 14 days of submittal. Incomplete submittals may extend the time for review.
Once plans are approved and the work is completed, call at least one week in advance to schedule a compliance inspection.
Licensure & Regulatory Services staff are available to answer questions (Monday – Friday) 8:00 a.m.. to 4:00 p.m.. 240-777-3986.
Change of Ownership/Fixed Location
The application, appropriate fee, menu, HACCP flow charts, and Workman's Compensation Insurance documentation must be submitted.
Submit and Approve:
Plans must be submitted and approved prior to any renovations of the facility.
The application and/or plans will be reviewed. An inspection may be conducted at the discretion of the Environmental Health Specialist. Any required repairs will be noted and must be completed prior to approval. Once approval is granted, the license will be sent to the applicant.
New Food Service Establishments/Change of Ownership Application (PDF)
What Other Licenses Might I Need?
Zoning, building, electrical, use & occupancy, and well & septic issues are regulated by the Department of Permitting Services at 240-777-6200.
The following cities have their own zoning approval.
- Rockville 301-309-3250,
- Gaithersburg 301-258-6330,
- Laytonsville 301-869-0042,
- Poolesville 301-428-8927,
- Barnesville 301-972-8114
- Washington Grove 301-926-2256
Certified Food Service Manager
Montgomery County Code 15-8(b)(2) states a licensee must not operate a food service facility unless the facility is under the immediate control of a Certified Food Service Manager.
How do I become a Certified Food Service Manager?
Anyone may be certified as an Food Service Manager. The applicant must successfully complete an approved Food Service Manager's course, and file an application with Licensure and Regulatory Services to receive a Certified Food Service Manager's photo identification card. The card is valid for three years from the initial completion date of the approved course.
The applicant must come to the Department of Health and Human Services, Licensure and Regulatory Services office to obtain a photo identification card. The office hours are Monday through Friday between 8:00 a.m.. and 4:00 p.m..
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Application Fee
To receive a new certification card you must have the following:
- Original certificate/document that shows you passed an approved course.
- Complete an application.
- Provide government issued photo identification.
- Pay the appropriate fee. (Check, Money Order, payable to "Montgomery County, Maryland", Visa or MasterCard)
To renew a certification card you must bring the following:
- Original certificate/document that shows you passed an approved re-certification course.
- Complete an application.
- Provide your current card.
- Pay the appropriate license fee. (Check, Money Order, payable to "Montgomery County, Maryland", Visa or MasterCard)
- Proof of completing an approved self-inspection/in-house training program
- Complete an application.
- Provide your current card.
- Pay the appropriate license fee. (Check, Money Order, payable to "Montgomery County, Maryland", Visa or MasterCard)
To transfer certification credentials from other Maryland counties:
- Provide your current card.
- Complete an application.
- Pay the appropriate license fee. (Check or money order, payable to "Montgomery County, Maryland", Visa or MasterCard)
Cards issued by other jurisdictions will be considered for transfer on a case-by-case basis.


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Q: Are gun stocks good investments now that the government is trying to limit weapons?
A: Guns have become a public enemy ever since the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Conn. But on Wall Street, they're winning more friends than ever.
Shares of gun stocks continue to move higher this year, extending their rallies in 2012, as investors expect revenue to soar as gun owners stock up. Shares of Smith & Wesson (SWHC) are up more than 8% this year and have doubled over the past year. Meanwhile, shares of Sturm Ruger (RGR) have added 17% this year and are up more than 28% over the past 12 months.
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Investors are piling into the gunmakers' shares despite the proposal of tighter gun control laws, which call for greater scrutiny of gun sales, in addition to a ban on highly profitable assault rifles. The reason: The specter of tighter rules is prompting anyone who thought they might buy a gun to get it now.
And the gunmakers are certainly getting a short-term bump due to the spike in gun demand. Revenue at Smith & Wesson jumped 48% during the October 2012 quarter, the latest available, and revenue at Sturm Ruger rose 47% in the quarter ended September.
Investors, though, should be careful about jumping in. While the stock looks cheap based on its current clip of sales, investors need to remember consumers' mad dash to buy guns may be temporary and might actually be stealing away future sales.


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Prior to founding IPS, Marc was a member of the special staff of the National Security Council in President Kennedy's administration. He has served as advisor to the Episcopal Urban Bishops and as co-chair of the Issues Commission of the Progressive Alliance, a group of 150 public interest and labor organizations. He has also served as a member of a Presidential Commission on Education and advisor to the Bureau of the Budget and the Office of Science and Technology in the Executive Office of the President.
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Pavan sisters lead Canada to upset win over Cuba at women's Pan Am CupCIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico (July 16, 2012) – The sister combination of Sarah Pavan and Rebecca Pavan of Kitchener, Ont. produced 39 points on Monday as Canada upset Cuba in five sets at the Pan Am Cup women's volleyball tournament.
The final score was 25-23, 25-23, 17-25, 22-25, 15-7 in a match that lasted nearly two hours. Sarah Pavan led Canada with 23 points while Rebecca Pavan had 16. Also reaching double digits were Marie-Pier Murray-Méthot of Quebec City 12 and Alicia Perrin of Creston, B.C., and Shanice Marcelle of Victoria with 11 each.
"I am very proud of my team," said Canada's captain Brittney Page of Vernon, B.C.. "We started and finished strong. We respect Cuba but we kept the pressure on and we deserved to win."
It was Cuba's first loss of the tournament after opening with four straight wins including one against the U.S. The Canadians finish the round robin at 2-3 and will battle for fifth spot in the consolation playoff round.
"Everything we did bad yesterday, we did well today," Canada's coach Arnd Ludwig said. "Cuba recovered after the second set but we had the right answers."
Tuesday is a rest day and the playoffs start Wednesday.
Canadian team for the Pan Am Cup women's volleyball tournament July 12-20, 2012 in Ciudad, Mexico:
Jaimie Thibeault, Full-Time Training Centre (Winnipeg), Sylvan Lake, AB
Alicia Perrin, Trinity Western University, Creston, BC
Jennifer Cross, University of Michigan, Scarborough, ON
Rebecca Pavan, University of Kentucky Kitchener, ON
Kelci French, Trinity Western University, Okotoks, AB
Jaclyn Ellis, Univeristy of Alberta, Mississauga, ON
Left Sides:
Brittney Page, Sollentuna VK, (Sweden), Vernon, BC
Shanice Marcelle, University of British Columbia, Victoria, BC
Lisa Barclay, University of British Columbia, Brandon, MB
Marie-Pier Murray-Methot, Val-de-Travers (Switzerland), Quebec City, QC
Right Side:
Sarah Pavan, Villa Cortese (Italy), Kitchener, ON
Janie Guimond, Sport Club Municpal Craiova (Romania), Becancour, QC
Information: www.norcea.net and www.volleyball.ca


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