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Region 2 Newsroom
Welcome to the Northeast and Caribbean Region's newsroom. Here you will find news briefs, media releases, advisories, and more providing information on regional projects, accomplishments, and activities within New York, New Jersey, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
The Northeast and Caribbean Region's Public Affairs Office is located at the regional headquarters in New York City. This office issues regional media releases and advisories, manages the region's social media and public web sites, as well as serves as a local contact for regional press.
GSA National Newsroom provides up-to-date information on programs, initiatives, and news of importance to GSA Clients. GSA's Reference Library includes the latest bulletins, extracts of executive orders, speeches, regulations and other documents about GSA.
News Around the Northeast and Caribbean Region
Joseph P. Addabbo Federal Building in Queens Gets Needed Repairs as Part of President Obama's Fiscal Year 2017 Budget
Today, U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) Administrator Denise Turner Roth announced significant new investments that are a part of the President's fiscal year 2017 budget request. Included in that package is $8.5 million for the design of a repair and alteration project for the Joseph P. Addabbo Federal Building in Queens, N.Y.
Constructed in 1989, the 932,000 gross square foot federal building is a 12-story masonry and steel office structure, currently occupied by the Social Security Administration (SSA). The project will reconfigure space to allow the SSA to consolidate their operations onto the lower floors (2-7) and free the higher floors for additional federal tenants currently housed in leased space in the vicinity of Queens.
This project will promote economies of scale and provide opportunities for maximizing space efficiency, operational flexibility, and sharing special support spaces and building amenities. As GSA Administrator Roth said, "The President's budget includes investments necessary to further strengthen our nation's real estate portfolio while promoting development in communities across the country."
The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) is an independent agency of the U.S. government whose mission is to deliver the best value in real estate, acquisition, and technology services to government and the American people. The agency's Public Buildings Service is one of the largest and most diversified public real estate organizations in the world. Its portfolio consists of 376.9 million rentable square feet in 8,721 active assets across the United States, in all 50 states, 6 U.S. territories, and the District of Columbia.
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Brooklyn Child Care Center Certified LEED Gold
The Northeast and Caribbean Region's newest child care center, the Brooklyn Bridge Child Development Center, recently received a LEED Gold certification for its unique attention to sustainability and energy efficiency. There are a variety of special features that helped the center qualify for the LEED gold ranging from lighting, heating and cooling controls, such as daylight sensors to reduce artificial light when a natural source is present, and 100% use of energy star equipment. Low flow faucets and toilets as well as dual flush child toilets help save water. Special attention was given to the use of low volatile organic compound (low-VOC) emitting materials, which also contributes to a more healthy and safe environment for the center's young users. In addition, a portion of the construction materials for the center were either regionally sourced and/or recycled materials and debris was also diverted from landfill and recycled. More than 50% of the wood used in the space was sustainably sourced.
The 12,000 square foot center, which opened in 2013, is located in leased space and serves the downtown Brooklyn federal community. Its seven classroom areas can accommodate 76 children ranging in age from 2 months to 5 years.
New HR Award Supports Veterans
Region 2's Office of Assisted Acquisition Services (AAS) awarded on behalf of the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) a 10 year task order to IBM this past December. The award, valued at $123 million, utilizes the Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) 738X for Human Resources Equal Employment Opportunity Services. It will transition the VA's Human Resource Information System (HRIS) to a cloud-based platform, making all HR functions including Personnel Action Processing, Benefits Management and Compensation Management available on one centralized platform.
Region 2 employees worked with VA officials over the last two years to identify opportunities in leveraging technological advancements that maximized productivity and achieved cost savings and efficiencies. With this new system, the VA will be able to reduce costs by integrating all HR functions into one platform. It is a scalable, people-centric tool that supports Office of Personnel Management (OPM) data rules.
Servicing approximately 447,000 VA personnel on a yearly basis, the system allows VA personnel to meet their mission of supporting the Veterans and returning Warfighters. Contact Jo Ann Lee, Region 2's Acting Director of AAS Division, for more information.
GSA's Regional Local Telecommunications Contract (RLTC) provides Voice Services, Central Exchange, Analog Business Service, Digital Services, and Internet Access in one convenient package that is compatible with existing Government Equipment, eliminating the need to purchase or lease new station or end user equipment (Analog or Digital). Also eliminated is the need for tedious account management, as GSA offers Telecommunications Order and Pricing Systems (TOPS) Billing for all RLTC services and one point of contact to handle all telecom requests. Reliability of RLTC services is further enhanced by the use of self-healing telecommunications networks during emergencies. Additionally, the RLTC allows for upgrades to new technologies as they become commercially available, while locking in firm, fixed prices for five (5) year contract periods. So, technologies can keep moving forward, but prices remain the same—and those prices are generally 30 to 40% lower than existing tariff prices for telecommunications voice and data services.
Existing customers like the FAA and new ones like the NJ National Guard already have the power of the RLTC working for them, and it can be working for you, too. Contact your RLTC Customer Service Director, Jill Badami, at email@example.com or (212) 264-4793, today.
Network Services Contract Offers Significant Savings to Government Customers
The Northeast and Caribbean Region's Network Services Division is saving government agencies money.
Recently, through a strong collaborative effort, Network Services awarded a multi-award, five year, fixed price, Indefinite Date Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract to five telecommunication providers for $43 million. This deal replaces an expiring contract and is expected to save government agencies over $17 million when compared to existing tariff rates. In fact, the immense savings translates to 40 percent, and subsequently, $2.5 million lower than initial government estimates.
Awards were made to Verizon Business, TCS of America LLC, Cavalier Telephone LLC, Puerto Rico Telephone and WorldNet Telecommunications and cover additional geographic areas in New York, New Jersey, and Puerto Rico. This new contract offer Government agencies continuity of existing services for local telecommunications. GSA proves once again its power to save the federal government money.
GSA Northeast and Caribbean Region Steps Up for Veterans
At a critical time when our nation's troops are returning home from Afghanistan and Iraq, GSA's Northeast and Caribbean Region recently revised its Veterans' Readjustment Special Item Number (SIN) with an eye towards helping our war veterans.
The Federal Acquisition Service's Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) 738x SIN 595.28 for Social Services, Professional Counseling and Veterans' Readjustment and Behavioral Health Services is newly reformed to better meet the needs of our customer agencies, especially VA and HHS. The revamped SIN is designed to enhance current services in traditional employee assistance, while focusing on specific support options such as mental health services and comprehensive wellness coaching for the warfighter and veterans and their families.
The expanded offerings are detailed within SIN 595-28 and can be located in the Schedule 738X HR/EEO Solicitation posted in FedBizOpps.gov and GSA.gov eLibrary. The Solicitation is open and continuous. For more information contact James Nicols.
PBS/FAS Team Works Together to Save Region 2 Phone Costs
With employee mobility, office structure reconfiguring, and advancing technology, the Northeast and Caribbean Region found it had more than a few unclaimed analog phone lines that were no longer being used by GSA. A team of folks from FAS and PBS joined forces to initiate a cost saving tracing and tonal project to identify 373 analog lines for possible elimination at 26 Federal Plaza in New York City.
The identification process took two months. The team worked to identify 185 numbers of the 373 lines, of which an initial 106 lines were identified for elimination. For this part of the process they cross referenced their records, went to each division and also called the numbers. Finally the team arranged for the procurement and oversight of a vendor to trace and tone the lines in every telephone closet. The tracing and toning of the remaining 188 unclaimed analog lines was vital as all building emergency phone lines had to be identified and kept active.
In the end, the project proved to be successful: a total of 281 analog lines were identified for elimination and 92 were transferred to Voice Over Internet Protocol. Since the analog service lines cost GSA about $30 a month and VOIP service is only $1, eliminating the analog lines by either complete elimination or conversion resulted in a cost savings of $133,176, offset by the contractor's fee of $23,500. This provides GSA with a savings of $109,676 in FY12 and an anticipated savings of $133,176 for each year thereafter.
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Your Monday reading in 20 words or less:
- Fidelity Investments is sued by its own employees over its 401(k) plan — the plaintiffs want fewer expensive actively managed Fidelity funds, and more cheap index funds. — Melanie Hicken, CNNMoney
- Why the JOBS Act — key parts of it went into effect today — could be the biggest change in the capital markets since the 1930s. — Simone Foxman, Quartz
- This research suggests you should fire your investment consultant — or maybe reconsider your investing mandate. — Brendan Conway, Barrons.com
- The Freedom of Information Act, a good-government favorite of reporters and watchdogs, turns out to be a great research tool for hedge funds like SAC Capital. — Brody Mullins and Christopher Weaver, Wall Street Journal
- American Funds looks to fight asset flight by expanding its sales force 25%(!). — Jason Kephart, Investment News
- Harvard and Bank of America are two brand names in a report on the biggest users of exchange-traded funds. — Chris Flood, Financial Times
- Time to sell stocks? Nouriel Roubini, "Dr. Doom," says they're a buy. — Olly Ludwig, Index Universe
- When it comes to private equity, this research suggests avoiding funds and going straight to the source. — Larry Swedroe, Index Universe
- Unlike more conventional analysts, this quant's measure of investor sentiment versus economic fundamentals sends a cautious signal about stocks. — Mark Hulbert, Wall Street Journal


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A training shoe designed to move and flex with you as you workout, with additional support and stability elements to meet the rigors of agility movements. This Reebok RealFlex Strength Cross Training shoe will give you all the natural movement you could ask for.
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Glendora Safe Schools
Under the direction of Chief Castro, the Glendora Police Department Traffic Division and School Resource Officer Robbie Haney have begun inspecting and reviewing each school campus within the Glendora Unified School District to identify any traffic issues that can be addressed.
We are currently working with Principal Marie Porcell at La Fetra Elementary School to address continued traffic congestion at student drop-off and pick-up times.
Several recommendations have been made to improve the traffic conditions during these important times.
We are working with the Glendora City Traffic Engineers to determine if a second loading/unloading lane can be added on Bennett Ave. in front of the school.
We have also requested all signs be updated and all curbs be repainted.
The next school to be reviewed will be Sandburg Middle School, set for February of 2013.
Cullen Elementary School is scheduled to be reviewed and evaluated in June of 2013.
School Resource Officer Haney is currently reviewing all Glendora Unified Schools safety plans and providing recommendations.
Campus lockdown drills have been completed at: Goddard Middle School – 01/17/2013 and Glendora High School - 01/22/2013
If you have any concerns or recommendations regarding the "Glendora Safe Schools" program, you can contact S.R.O. Haney at 626-627-2368.


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AS A JUNIOR IN 2014USTFCCA All-Region (800m, 1500m) ... UCSDtritons.com Athlete of the Week (4/7) ... Won the 1500 meters at the 2014 Cal-Nevada Championships (4/5) ... Won the 800 meters at the Sun Angel Classic (4/12) ... Placed second at the CCAA Championships (5/3) for the 1500 meters ... Made NCAA Championships debut in the 1500 meters in Allendale, Mich. (5/22), where he finished 14th.
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Vernon Edwin Huff, loving husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather, passed away at home Jan. 3, 2003. He was born Dec. 30, 1933 in Castle Gate, Utah to Manson and Mary Elizabeth Allred Huff. He married Arlene Bradley Oct. 21, 1954 in Wellington, later solemnized in the Los Angeles Temple in 1967.
Vernon retired from the U.S. Navy after 22 years, returning home to Carbon County in 1974 where he worked in the coal mines and for the LDS church in maintenance until his retirement. Vern loved model trains, fishing and crossword puzzles. He loved spending time with his family in the outdoors, fishing and camping and just being together. He was an active member of the LDS church where he served in numerous callings.
He is survived by his loving wife of 48 years, Arlene of Wellington and children Brad and Jessieann Huff of Price, Verna and Mark Thatcher of Kemmerer, Wyo., Doris and Gordon Haws of Herington, Kan., Mike and Michele Huff of Price; 9 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren. Also survived by brothers and sisters; Darwin and Mary Huff, Jim and Arline Anderson, Norman and Collene Huff. LaVell and Annette Huff, and sister-in-law Sue Huff. Preceded in death by parents, son Steven and brothers Orland, Dennis and Paul. Vernon was deeply loved and will be dearly missed by his family and many friends he leaves behind.
Funeral services will be held Tues. Jan. 7, 2003 at 11 a.m. in the old Wellington LDS Chapel. The family will be at Fausett Mortuary in Price Monday evening from 7-8 p.m. and the mortuary will remain open until 9 p.m. Friends may also call one hour prior to services at the church. Burial will be in the Price City Cemetery.
Our beloved Geary LaVar Taylor, 64, died suddenly from a work related accident on Dec. 26, 2002. He was born July 11, 1938 in Orangeville to Jarred Leroy and Della May Cox Taylor. He married Linda Marie Hayes on June 25, 1960 in Hollywood, Calif. They later divorced, but remained friends. He later married Mary Lee Anderson on Nov. 7, 1986 in Las Vegas, Nev. Geary loved life and enjoyed gardening, fixing up the house, camping, the outdoors and a good movie. He was very accomplished in woodworking. He was active in the community and had served on the Huntington City planning and zoning committee. He was a member of the LDS church. He especially loved his family and that love was returned to him.
He is survived by his devoted wife Mary Lee of Huntington; children, Jeron (Deb) Taylor of Herriman, Susan (Trever) Kattenhorn of Powell, Wyo., Michael Taylor of Las Vegas, Nev., Cheri Emanuel of Las Vegas, Nev., Kenny (MaRecia) Freeby of Lehi, T.J. (Jacquie) Dale of Orem, Tommari Sorensen of Huntington. Eleven grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren. Also his father and mother in- law Jesston and Donna Anderson of Aurora. Sister Barbara Baudack of Salt Lake City, and special sister Mickie (Bert) Tuft of Aurora. Brothers Chester (Betty) Vaughn of Las Vegas, Nev. and Jack H. (Janet) Taylor of Huntington.
He was preceded in death by his parents, one brother and two sisters.
Friends called Sunday Dec. 29 at the Fausett Mortuary in Castle Dale. Funeral services were held Monday Dec. 30 at the Huntington First Ward Chapel. Burial followed in the Orangeville City Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
SUNNYSIDE - Roman Joe Leyba, age 85, passed away Jan. 4, 2003 at his home.
He was born Sept. 22, 1917 in Canjilon, N.Mex. Married Susana Maestas Jan. 25, 1939 in Canjilon, N.Mex.
Member of the Good Shepherd Catholic Church. Longtime resident of Sunnyside where he was a retired member of the UMWA Kaiser Steel Local #9958. He enjoyed camping, fishing and hunting with his family. Joe loved to play the guitar and listen to Mexican music.
Survived by loving wife, Susana J. Leyba, Sunnyside; four sons and one daughter, Jake (Tonie) Leyba, East Carbon; Joe R. (Rebecca) Leyba Jr., Albuquerque, N.Mex.; George (Josie) Leyba, Salt Lake; Paul (Virginia) Leyba, West Valley, Mary (Wilfred) Vigil, Sunnyside; sister, Tina Trujillo; sister-in-law, Fedila Leyba, both of Clearfield; 18 grandchildren, 33 great-grandchildren; seven great-great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by parents; brothers, Joe, Ruben and Manuel Leyba; and sister, Senida.
Funeral Mass Wednesday, Jan. 8, 2003, 10 a.m., Good Shepherd Catholic Church. Vigil service Tuesday evening, 7 p.m., at the church in East Carbon. Family will be at the church one hour prior to services. Committal service, Valley View Cemetery, Sunnyside, under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.


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President Obama issued a statement Sunday praising elections in Pakistan:
"I congratulate the people of Pakistan on the successful completion of yesterday's parliamentary elections. The United States stands with all Pakistanis in welcoming this historic peaceful and transparent transfer of civilian power, which is a significant milestone in Pakistan's democratic progress.
"By conducting competitive campaigns, freely exercising your democratic rights, and persevering despite intimidation by violent extremists, you have affirmed a commitment to democratic rule that will be critical to achieving peace and prosperity for all Pakistanis for years to come."
From the Associated Press:
"Former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif declared victory following a historic election marred by violence Saturday, a remarkable comeback for a leader once toppled in a military coup and sent into exile.
"The 63-year-old Sharif, who has twice served as premier, touted his success after unofficial, partial vote counts showed his Pakistan Muslim League-N party with an overwhelming lead. The party weathered a strong campaign by former cricket star Imran Khan that energized Pakistan's young people.
"Sharif expressed a desire to work with all parties to solve the country's problems in a victory speech given to his supporters in the eastern city of Lahore as his lead in the national election became apparent based on vote counts announced by Pakistan state TV."


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Centre Jon Clarke is recalled to the starting line-up for Worcester as they face London Wasps in the Aviva Premiership on Friday.
Centre Jon Clarke is recalled to the starting line-up for Worcester Warriors as they face London Wasps in the Aviva Premiership on Friday.
Clarke replaces Josh Matavesi who moves to the replacements bench as Head Coach Richard Hill makes a total of four changes to this side. Neil Best is named at blindside flanker and will partner Matt Kvesic and Blair Cowan in the back row.
Chris Pennell returns to wear the No.15 jersey with Errie Claassens ruled out after being given a one game ban following his red card at Gloucester last week. With Pennell moving to full back, Josh Drauniniu is named on the wing.
"It is vital we keep the faith and know that if we keep playing and working hard then the win we all crave will come," said Hill.
"It would be fantastic to record a good win in front of our fans and the players have been working extremely hard. Far from being down, recent events have only galvanised our squad.
"I watched Wasps play against Gloucester at home recently when they performed very well and they are undoubtedly a talented team that plays with a lot of width," he added.
"They are very dangerous out wide, with Tom Varndell and Christian Wade lethal, and you have got to cope with their big runners who give them go forward.
"We have to cut off the supply line to the wingers because they are the top two try scorers in the league and if we let them have space they will hurt us."
Meanwhile, there are four changes from the London Wasps side that lost to London Irish last weekend, split evenly with two in the backline and two in the pack.
In the backs, Andrea Masi returns from international duty with Italy to take his place at outside centre, pushing Elliot Daly to the wing to replace Christian Wade, who picked up a knock last weekend. The other back change is a straight swap at fly half, with Nick Robinson given the starting ten shirt and Stephen Jones named among the replacements.
The two changes to the forwards both come in the front row. Both Tim Payne and Phil Swainston return to the starting lineup for Friday night's game, replacing Zak Taulafo and Will Taylor, who both take places on the bench.
James Haskell is not available for selection having not been able to train this week due to a leg strain.
Form: Worcester crashed 29-23 against Gloucester last weekend, conceding an injury-time penalty try and seeing full-back Errie Claassens red carded in the process. The late controversy saw Richard Hill's Worcester slip to a fifth successive Aviva Premiership loss, meaning the Warriors still have not won in the league in 2013. And with London Irish recording an impressive 30-19 win against Young's London Wasps at the Madejski Stadium last Sunday – Worcester are now nervously looking over their shoulders. London Wasps' five game winning run in the Aviva Premiership ended with their reversal at London Irish but the Londoners have not suffered back-to-back Premiership defeats since September. Wasps won 10-6 when the two sides met at Adams Park in round six, whilst Worcester's only victory over Wasps in their last five Premiership fixtures was 6-0 at Adams Park on New Year's Day 2012.
The teams:
Worcester Warriors: 15 Errie Claassens, 14 Chris Pennell, 13 Alex Grove, 12 Jon Clarke, 11 David Lemi, 10 Andy Goode, 9 Jonny Arr, 8 Blair Cowan, 7 Matt Kvesic, 6 Neil Best, 5 Dean Schofield, 4 James Percival (c), 3 Euan Murray, 2 Ed Shervington, 1 Matt Mullan.
Replacements: 16 Aleki Lutui, 17 Ceri Jones, 18 John Andress, 19 Craig Gillies, 20 Sam Betty, 21 Paul Hodgson, 22 Danny Gray, 23 Josh Matavesi.
Wasps: 15 Hugo Southwell (c), 14 Elliot Daly, 13 Andrea Masi, 12 Chris Bell, 11 Tom Varndell, 10 Nick Robinson 9 Joe Simpson, 8 Sam Jones, 7 Jonathan Poff, 6 Ashley Johnson, 5 Marco Wentzel, 4 James Cannon, 3 Phil Swainston, 2 T Rhys Thomas, 1 Tim Payne.
Replacements: 16 Tom Lindsay, 17 Zak Taulafo , 18 Will Taylor, 19 Alex Rae, 20 Matt Everard, 21 Stuart Commins, 22 Stephen Jones, 23 Charlie Hayter.
Date: Friday, February 29
Kick-off: 20:00
Venue: Madejski Stadium
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I smell twists coming up, that's all I know, because lately its gotten a little bit boring, and dragged out. I don't mind it being long, but it has to have some reasonable meaning, and lately it's been kinda plain and predictable.
I could see Madara transferring himself to the Hashirama body he was growing, perhaps also transferring the missing Rinnegan that Obito didn't transplant. Perhaps while Obito is weak/immobile, a Zetsu will emerge and "yoink!" steal his current Rinnegan, thus allowing Zetsu-Madara to have both eyes.
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text: March 08, 2013 STEUBENVILLE, OHIO — After six months of training, fundraising, and preparation, more than 300 students from Franciscan University of Steubenville will spend their spring break ministering and cultivating the Catholic faith in five countries and locations across the United States.The student missionaries will serve in the following places:Belize – 24 students This mission focuses on bringing Christ to middle school and high school students in this Central American country. The team ministers by teaching students how to live out their faith, practice chastity, and build each other up as the body of Christ.Bronx – 18 students Students will work in soup kitchens, homeless shelters, an AIDS hospice, and other ministries run by the Sisters of Life, Missionaries of Charity, Little Sisters of the Poor, Franciscan Friars of the Renewal, LAMP Ministries, and Hearts Home.Chicago – 15 students This mission partners with Emmaus Ministries to minister to the homeless in the inner city who are struggling with addictions.Ecuador – 40 students Students focus on caring for the whole person by bringing the sacraments and basic medical care to rural Ecuadorian communities.Honduras – 28 students This mission focuses on bringing Christ to the poorest of the poor in Honduras through the sacraments, prayer, music, and ministering to children at an orphanage.New Mexico – 14 students Students will minister to the Navajo people and others in the area. They will work alongside the Little Sisters of the Poor and Missionaries of Charity at Gallup Catholic Grade School and High School, and St. Michael's Special Education.North Dakota – 16 students Working alongside the priests of the Society of Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity, students will organize retreats and engage in a door-to-door evangelization ministry and a jail ministry on the Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation.San Diego – 20 students Students will share Christ with junior high and high school youth at day and evening retreats at local Catholic high schools and parishes.Steubenville – 57 students Students will work with the Franciscan TOR Sisters at the Samaritan House, the priests at Saint Peter's Catholic Church, and community groups to bring the light of Christ to downtown Steubenville. Ministries include door-to-door evangelization, street ministry, soup kitchen, and a homeless ministry.Florida Beaches – 18 students On the SonLife mission trip, Franciscan students will evangelize on the beaches of Florida, bringing the Gospel to other college students, the marginalized, and non-believers.Students in Franciscan University's semester-abroad program in Gaming, Austria, also have two mission opportunities: Twelve students will minister to children at a Romanian orphanage, and 50 students will travel to Lourdes, France, to minister to the sick with the North American Volunteers.Rhett Young, director of missionary outreach at Franciscan University, said that "perseverance, sacrifice, responsibility, prayer, charity, hope, and faith are an integral part of each mission trip experience. (Students) desire to give of themselves and to grow spiritually, emotionally, and humanly, … but once on mission, it is Christ in the people they encounter and the personal growth that happens while on mission, that leaves a lasting impression," he continued.


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UMass Dartmouth, where one of the Boston Marathon bombing suspects was a student, is stepping up security and limiting the number of people who can attend commencement ceremonies. Other colleges and universities in the region are also taking commencement security precautions in the wake of the Boston bombings.
UMass Dartmouth plans to have a heightened police presence, and will ban backpacks, wrapped presents, laptops and other items at the undergraduate ceremony this weekend. At UMass Amherst, those items won't be banned, but extra security procedures will be in place for an expected crowd of 20,000 on Friday. University spokesman Ed Blaguzewski says campus security has conducted random bag searches at past commencements, and will carry those out this year, but with a different focus.
"We may have been looking for evidence or suspicion, say, of champagne bottles in the past, while we'll continue to do that, we'll be keeping an eye out for things that may be suspicious looking in regard to improvised explosive devices, etc."
Blaguzewski says university public safety personnel will be assisted by state and local police. And the school has added video surveillance units. A spokesman for Western New England University says some changes have been made to security procedures this year, but they will not be noticeable to graduates or guests. And a UConn spokesperson says the school's campus police always take recent events like the Boston bombings into consideration when planning event security, but declined to specify what security measures will be in place.


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Skip to comments.LIVE THREAD NH Election results starting to come in (1% of the vote as of 3:41pm)
Posted on 01/10/2012 1:00:04 PM PST by Maceman
Results as of 3:42pm.
It's close to what I hope, and that is Romney winning by less than 10%. If so, that would be the second race where he failed to live up to expectations.
Only 20 percent of NH is conservative; sounds about right, Pat Buchanan got, I beleive, 26 percent in 1996. I would expect Perry to finish last.
In a weird way, I'm rooting for Paul or Huntsman...just so Romney doesn't win big.
Reverse Santorum and Perry's..and it looks correct up in LIBERAL Hampshire.
Btw, just out:
2012 Republican Presidential Nomination Reuters/Ipsos
Romney 30, GINGRICH 20, Santorum 13, Ron Paul 16, Spoiler Perry 7, Hunts 3
Perry had his run, I think he should leave now and help the conservative movement.
Before this thread gets rolling; take a look at the actual vote totals at the link...
I would prefer Huntsman to Romney. If Huntsman were to win, Romney would be done. Then Newt would probably win SC and Florida.
Looks like nice polling results. Hope the real vote pans out that way.
BTW, the results posted so far consist of only 19 votes cast. So, nothing to read into too deeply IMO.
Romney has 7 votes and Paul 5. These are hardly "election results".
whoop de doo....all of 19 votes counted so far....
Precincts are already reporting while polls are open? Doesn't that seem a bit unusual?
Exactly...this is NOT 1% of the vote...these are probably the combined vote totals from Dixville Notch and Hart's Location from very early this morning...
Sounds like it's the now-closed precincts from early AM.
Ah, that's right... they have some tradition of early reporting.
Let's hope Huntsman does well tonight and stays in to be to Willard what Perry is to Newt. A spoiler.
Also just in:
General Election: Romney vs. Obama Reuters/Ipsos
Obama 48, Romney 43 Obama +5
I hope Paul wins it, and I'm not for Paul.
I read on the internet they are actually getting significant numbers of people writing in "obama" in NH.
It would be ironic if Huntsman, of all people, broke out of the pack and won.
Huntsman is really coming on. I hope he passes Paul and takes second with like 25% and Willard gets 30% or less. I hope Paul falls off the face of the earth, cause it looks like Newt and Santorum might tie for fourth in the low teens.
I don't think anyone is 'writing in' Obama...Democrats have a primary today, as well. 75,000 are expected to cast a vote for Obama in Red Hampshire today...
Sad, the top three vote getter's are a 2 RINO's and a KOOK. Only 11 percent of voters so far voted for anybody resembling a conservative.
Who's he talking about? McGovern?
What I read this morning said they were getting obama votes in the republican primary.
Those results above show 104%. I think they are wrong.
I had a couple of NH family members break for Huntsman today.
You're right. New Hampshire folks always give 110%!
Population acc to Wikipedia
Dixville Notch: 75
Hart's Location: 41
How many are of voting age, how many voted...nowhere near 1 per cent.
Really? Nothing surprises me with the shenanigans around here...guess we'll know for sure in a few hours.
I hope Santorum stays at zero, then maybe he will drop out and we can stop Romney in South Carolina without a divided conservative base.
Dunno why an old song is running through my head today
A month of nights, a year of days,
Fifteen debates as my eyes glaze;
I get depressed as the polls come in
And I just cast my vote to the wind.
Mitt shifts his course along the breeze;
He hopes for faulty memories.
The empty mind is his best friend,
And I just cast my vote to the wind...
Something to ponder.
There are over 300 million people in America.
It is possible that in 2012 out of all those people the choice that American may have to be their President could end up being Barack Obama or Ron Paul.
That thought should scare any sane person shitless!
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The polls are still open. Except for the odd little places that vote, and report results, early in the day, NO votes have been tallied.
The 1% of precincts is clearly a numerical error; if the results are from 2 little towns, the real number of precincts is less than 1%. Some software in the mix is incapable of expressing numbers between 0% and 1%.
When I voted today, there were 30 names on the Republican ballot. That's more than the number of voters in Dixville Notch. If nobody voted for candidate #23 in Dixville Notch, it tells us NOTHING about the number of votes he'll get statewide.
In short, this data is meaninless for now.
Go Newt
This was expected, don't be too glum.
I wonder if you and I are the only two people on this site who know this song.
Hart's Location Dixville Notch: Romney 5 2 Paul 4 2 Huntsman 2 1 Perry 1 0 Gingrich 1 1 Obama 3
Listening to the local call in shows this morning, I heard a lot of folks calling in saying they voted for Ron Paul as a protest against the poor field of candidates and because they wanted radical change.
Ron Paul has a lot of supporters out this morning, a lot of signs, a lot of advertising.
For what it's worth, I did not vote for Paul or Romney.
Santorum ain't dropping out until after Florida.
He won Iowa.
If Newt wants to be the 'conservative' nominee, he's going to have to earn it.
Second, New Hampshire is a blue state in a blue region of the country, with only 4 electoral votes. Notice the above mentioned pollsters never ask how a primary vote effects their vote.
Third, any pundit who has a candidate is finished is a liar. Santorum was able tie with Romney after being outspent nearly 7:1. Even though the media claims they don't matter. Paul's army of volunteers was able to put him in double digits in Iowa and will make him competitive for some time.
The media will cheerlead for whoever they think will buy the most ads. Most of them will also cheerlead for who they think Obama can beat. We have to use the internet, door to door, radio, and kitchen table discussions to bypass the lying media.
Seriously N00B you need a new handle. Cain quit remember ?
Yeah, because NH voters speak for me... um no. This whole early primary process is beginning to reek of special interests groups. Where in the constitution does any one state get to pick Presidents? Just another money grabbing, socialist scheme invented by folks who act like first graders. Some of the Iowa snobbery, demanding attention, getting upset when they didn't get their way. Either it should rotate on a set schedule or be scrapped as an interference in the process. What a buncha demanding first graders. /rant.
ditto to your rant!
This is nothing to this point. It's based on 19 votes total.
Maybe later on tonight it will have more meaning...and I am sure Santorum and Newt will gain...and at least Paul will fall off some if not Huntsman and Romney too.
Santorum aint dropping out until after Florida.
He won Iowa.
I've heard rumors to that effect, could you give a link showing that Santorum has officially won Iowa? I have asked you this once before, within the past hour or so and I really don't want to look like I am stalking you from thread to thread saying the same thing but to be fair, you didn't answer me the first time.
Please tell me upon what you are basing this "Santorum won Iowa" point please.
Well, last I've checked the certified results haven't been released yet.
I've seen reports of discreprencies about 2x the size of Mitt's 8 vote 'victory' in the primary.
And no, I wouldn't accuse you of stalking. It's an honest question.
Santorum won Iowa. He defeated Newt and tied with Mitt. That's enough to carry him through to Florida. Newt has to win in SC.
I've been supportive of Santorum and I hope he does win Iowa.
If Romney were the winner, they would have released the votes already.
That they've waited until AFTER NH, is evidence to me that Santorum won.
We'll find out on page 52 though.
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Ulster number eight Robbie Diack ran in two tries in a comfortable 26-3 victory over Zebre in the RaboDirect Pro12 on Friday.
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The league leaders needed to regain the winning habit following their reverse of last week. It was imperative; therefore, that Ulster re-established their pre-eminence in this top versus bottom encounter.
Ulster started the game in determined fashion, displaying much improved levels of continuity from last week. The home side went through a multitude of phases early on, and exerted considerable pressure on the Italian visitors.
This dynamic approach earned its reward on 7 minutes, when young wing Chris Cochrane was denied a try in the corner when the TMO adjudged that he had a foot in touch. But Ulster refused to allow the opportunity to be wasted.
From the ensuing lineout, Zebre recklessly overthrew their arrow and hooker Rob Herring bustled over for the opening try of the evening. Pienaar added the conversion to make it 7-0 to the Irish side.
Ulster were quantifiably better from their lacklustre efforts of seven days ago, displaying a fluidity and incisiveness that had been conspicuously lacking against the Ospreys. As such, Ulster were unrecognisable from last week's performance.
Despite the increased effectiveness of Ulster's efforts, they were unable to breach Zebre's rearguard for the majority of the first half. In terms of organisation and physicality, Zebre were superb and exhibited excellent line speed that unsettled the host's patterns.
Ulster were displaying impressive flair and creativity, but Zebre proved to be very durable opposition indeed. The impressive Daniel Helangahu reduced the deficit for his team on 33 minutes, as Zebre went through a litany of phases.
By this stage, Zebre were very much back in the game and their aggressive approach was disrupting Ulster's rhythm. But it was the hosts who ended the half more strongly. Following an impressive accumulation of phases, Robbie Diack bulldozed over for the second try of the match. Pienaar was uncharacteristically inaccurate with his conversion, however.
The second half heralded increased levels of intensity from the home side, who sought to turn their advantage into a five-point margin. Losing Helangahu to injury, moreover, did not assist Zebre's ambitions.
His replacement seemed to disrupt the impetus of the visitors, whose midfield organisation appeared to be impaired as a consequence. Suddenly, Darren Cave and Andrew Trimble were able to exploit holes in Zebre's resistance.
The defence of the Italians continued to be thoroughly redoubtable, however. Ulster were beginning to grind down their opponents, with the hugely influential John Afoa making a considerable impact in both the tight and loose exchanges.
Ulster were now playing with a dynamism that has been missing during their recent outings. Iain Henderson was particularly effective in the back row, testing the fringe defence of the Italian franchise. Indeed the young blindside nearly added to his team's tally, but the TMO adjudicated that he had been held up at the post.
Ulster did manage to break down Zebre's stoic resistance on 56 minutes, when Diack competed his brace of tries by touching down under the posts. For all their lack of penetration, the hosts were now within a whisker of that crucial bonus point. Ulster laid siege to the Zebre line, but a series of handing errors in Zebre's 22 denied them the opportunity to seal the victory.
Zebre's defensive organisation was truly magnificent. A plethora of chances went begging, before Ricky Andrew put the expectant home crowd out of its palpable misery. The rookie full-back secured the elusive bonus point on 73 minutes, after clinging onto a neat pass from replacement Michael Heaney.
Given the emphatic nature of Glasgow's victory in Rodney Parade, that try could prove very significant indeed. Pienaar added the conversion, but it was the fifth try that enraptured the home crowd. An unglamorous victory it may have been, but this result has restored Ulster to winning ways and earned them some breathing space at the top of the table.
The scorers:
For Ulster:
Tries: Herring, Diack 2, Andrew
Cons: Pienaar 3
For Zebre:
Pens: Halangahu
The teams:
Ulster: 15 Ricky Andrew, 14 Andrew Trimble, 13 Darren Cave, 12 Luke Marshall, 11 Chris Cochrane, 10 Paddy Jackson, 9 Ruan Pienaar, 8 Robbie Diack, 7 Chris Henry, 6 Iain Henderson, 5 Lewis Stevenson, 4 Johann Muller (capt), 3 Declan Fitzpatrick, 2 Rob Herring, 1 Tom Court.
Replacements: 16 Niall Annett, 17 Calum Black, 18 John Afoa, 19 Neil McComb, 20 Mike McComish, 21 Michael Heaney, 22 Stuart Olding, 23 Neil Walsh.
Zebre: 15 Paolo Buso, 14 Leonardo Sarto, 13 Alberto Benettin, 12 Gonzalo Garcia, 11 Sinoti Sinoti, 10 Daniel Halangahu, 9 Alberto Chillon, 8 Josh Sole, 7 Mauro Bergamasco, 6 Filippo Cristiano, 5 Marco Bortolami (capt), 4 Michael van Vuren, 3 Luca Redolfini, 2 Andrea Manici, 1 Andrea de Marchi.
Replacements: 16 Carlo Festuccia, 17 Carlo Fazzari, 18 Matias Aguero, 19 Dries van Schalkwyk, 20 Nicola Belardo, 21 Alberto Chiesa, 22 Matteo Pratichetti, 23 David Odiete.
Referee: Neil Paterson (Scotland)
Assistant Referees: Paul Haycock (Ireland), Barry O'Keeffe (Ireland)
TMO: Peter Ferguson (Ireland)
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DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - This comfortable Hampton Inn & Suites is conveniently situated near the Marcus 16 Cinema IMAX, Dave & Busters, Famous Dave's and Home Run Inn pizza. We are 18 miles west of downtown Chicago and 10 miles from O'Hare, located off I-355 at Lake Street.
The Hilton Garden Inn Addison is located only 11 miles from O'Hare and 22 miles from Midway Airport. Certain to please executive travelers are the hotel's wide array of amenities including complimentary high-speed internet, in-room hospitality center, Herman Miler chairs and much more!
Howard Johnson Hotel in Addison has two meeting room. The largest is 500 sq.ft., Smoking rooms available; continental breakfast included in rate; free shuttle to/from O'Hare airport; free Wi-Fi, pet-friendly.
Victorian Rose Garden Bed and Breakfast
Home is listed by the McHenry County Historical Society. Located in downtown Algonquin, it has a quiet, romantic flavor. We specialize in personal attention for our guests.
Holiday Inn Express - Algonquin
The Holiday Inn Express® Chicago - Algonquin is removed from the urban atmosphere of the Chicago area, while still conveniently close to everything you need. Leisure travelers find plenty of entertainment in the area, while corporate travelers enjoy the abundance of local business opportunities in Algonquin. The hotel is six miles from I-90, which takes you into downtown Chicago in about an hour. The hotel's complimentary shuttle service can be used to commute to business destinations within a five-mile radius of the hotel.
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Wingate By Wyndham Arlington Heights
Complimentary continental hot breakfast, free airport and local shuttle (Monday through Friday), whirlpool, exercise room, guest laundry, Jacuzzi suites, and meeting rooms available. High-speed wired and wireless Internet access throughout the hotel. 5 miles from Schaumburg Convention Center. Easy access to I-90. Minutes away from O'Hare Airport. Only 3 miles from Woodfield Mall. Complimentary Manager's Reception Monday through Thursday.
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Red Roof Inn Chicago - O'Hare Airport
In a terrific suburban Chicago location, Red Roof Chicago-O'Hare Airport/Arlington Heights is conveniently located off of I-90, just 2 miles from Woodfield Mall, 4 miles from Arlington Park Raceway, 6.8 miles from O'Hare Airport, 7 miles from Allstate Arena, 8 miles from Rosemont Arena, and near many restaurants and shops. All rooms offer free WiFi. Superior and Deluxe rooms offer microwave & refrigerator. Free coffeehouse-style coffee and tea in the lobby. This location offers premium channels including ESPN and HBO.
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Courtyard By Marriott Chicago Arlington Heights North
Whether traveling for business or pleasure, we are the key to a fabulous trip. Featuring a healthy breakfast with hot items, eggs cooked-to-order, as well as a selection of ala carte items, freshly prepared and reasonably priced. Now with free high-speed internet access.
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Jameson Suites - Arlington Heights
Free hot/cold breakfast buffet, also Japanese breakfast items, Japanese TV and newspapers, free WiFi, whirlpool. Extended stays welcome. King & Double/Double bed rooms with sofa sleeper. Executive Suites available.. Complimentary O'Hare shuttle and shuttle provided in a 5 mile radius. Work-out facility plus complimentary Health Club passes. New Dreamium Bedding. Renovation 2008-2009. Next to Mitsuwa Marketpalce.
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Days Inn & Suites Arlington Heights
Located northwest of downtown Chicago, close to Arlington International Racecourse and the Village of Long Grove. We are centrally located to several major corporate centers, including Motorola and Federal Express. Just a few miles away is the Metra Station for trains to Downtown Chicago venues.
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Courtyard by Marriott Chicago Arlington Heights - South
Located off I-90, Courtyard by Marriott Chicago Arlington Heights - South has an indoor pool, whirlpool, fitness center, restaurant serving breakfast, free high-speed internet. This is a non-smoking property.
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DoubleTree by Hilton Chicago - Arlington Heights
Our newly renovated hotel located in Chicago's Northwest Business Corridor is close to all major attractions including great shopping centers. The hotel features complimentary high-speed internet access in each guest room, complimentary 24-hour business center, and complimentary shuttle to O'Hare and the surrounding 5 miles (subject to availability). With over 8600 square feet of flexible meeting space, the DoubleTree Hotel can accommodate events small and large with the highest level of personalized service.
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Motel 6 - Chicago/ Arlington Heights
All new rooms. Completely renovated Motel 6 from top to bottom. Flat screen TV's and all new furnishings. Located just off I-90 on West Algonquin Road. Woodfield Mall - 3 miles. Complimentary morning coffee WiFi available in all rooms. Motel 6 offers clean comfortable rooms and great service at the lowest price of any national chain.
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Arlington Heights Downtown Business Association
Stroll through our 8-block Downtown Business Association and find a great array of shops, many of which have provided quality services to our community for decades. The Downtown Business Association is home to a pharmacy and grocery store, to jewelry stores and art galleries, to clothing stories and home décor boutiques. Transportation services are also available if you wish to take in other Illinois sites.
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Includes 114 rooms, lounge, and restaurant. Laundry, large outdoor pool, and game room. Free continental breakfast.
119 rooms, located within walking distance of Chicago Premium Outlets and just off I-88. Amenities include free local calls, kids stay free, pet-friendly rooms and free morning coffee. Coin laundry, Wi-Fi and truck parking available. See their web site for rates and availability.
Fifty-one rooms within walking distance of Fox Valley Mall and minutes from downtown Aurora, the Paramount Theatre, SciTech Hands-On Museum, Hollywood Casino, Two Brother's Roundhouse and antique shopping.
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Aurora - Naperville
Experience the brand new Holiday Inn Express & Suites Aurora/Naperville, Illinois. They are within walking distance of the Paramount Theater, Two Brothers Roundhouse Complex, RiverEdge Park, Hollywood Casino and Metra Rail Station serving downtown Chicago. Families will enjoy staying at this Downtown Aurora location, within minutes of Chicago Premium Outlet Mall, Aurora University, Waubonsee Community College, Great Lakes Center, SciTech Hands On Museum, Stuart Sports Complex and miles of running/biking trails. Other area attractions include Phillips Park Zoo, Red Oak Nature Center, Fermilab, Raging Waves Waterpark, Vaughan Athletic Center & Indoor Waterpark. Additional amenities include indoor pool and spa, fitness center and Complimentary Hot Breakfast Buffet. Conference Services available for up to 50 people and you will stay productive away from the office with fast high-speed Internet and a Business Center. A preferred hotel with easy expressway access to O'Hare International Airport (ORD) & Midway International Airport (MDW). They are also located just minutes from Aurora Municipal Airport (ARR). The Holiday Inn Express & Suites Aurora / Naperville, Illinois proudly serving business and leisure travelers visiting Chicago and the metropolitan area.
83 guest rooms, including single-studio suites, double queen suites and one bedroom suites. Suites include fully equipped kitchens with full-size refrigerator and icemaker, dishwasher, microwave and stovetop plus a variety of dishes, cookware and utensils. Suites also include spacious work area with two-line phone and free high-speed Internet access. Perfect location for business, leisure and extended-stay travelers.
Relax in one of Hampton's 127 luxury guest rooms and suites. Located right off I-88 near major attractions like Chicago Premium Outlets, Vaughan Athletic Center, Orchard Valley Golf Course. Amenities include 6,000 square foot swimming complex, kiddie pool, 2,200-gallon hot tub, exercise room, free high speed Internet access and On the House™ hot breakfast. 5,000 square foot conference center has five meeting rooms with full A/V and video-conferencing capability.
Stay overnight at this full-service Holiday Inn complete with luxury amenities and service. Wake up to a cooked fresh breakfast made to order, enjoy a delectable dinner served in Kem's restaurant and unwind in the lounge or indoor heated pool and 24-hour fitness center. Other amenities include complimentary high-speed wireless Internet and business center, free parking and easy access to major expressways. Meeting and banquet space available.
Staybridge Suites Aurora/Naperville
Relax in Staybridge's all-suite hotel designed for business, leisure or relocating travelers. Stay in a spacious one-bedroom or two bedroom/two-bath suite. Enjoy a complimentary hot breakfast buffet or have a midweek evening dinner reception. Located within walking distance of the Metra train station (commuting to downtown Chicago) and minutes from downtown Aurora. Surrounded by numerous restaurants and shopping choices. Close to the Great Lakes Center volleyball venue. Other features include indoor pool and hot tub, gym and outdoor sport court. 250 sq. ft. boardroom suitable for meetings for 12.
66 rooms with hot tub suites, complimentary deluxe breakfast, free high-speed Internet, an indoor heated pool and spa, fitness room, free local calls and cable TV. Chicago Premium Outlets, Fox Valley Mall, restaurants, golf courses and other attractions are nearby.


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The project actually began last summer when LCN students cleaned out an area near the 2600 building on campus and planted a vegetable garden. Under the direction of Dorje, the students planted bok choy, spinach, onions, strawberries and golden raspberries, which were donated to local shelters last spring and summer.
"It was a great success," Dorje said, referring to not only providing fresh produce for those who greatly needed it, but for the students to have the opportunity to help others.
"The proposed community-campus garden offers a chance for the Center for Service Learning to work collaboratively with Hopelink (Food Bank) and Learning Center North to improve and expand upon creative learning opportunities for our students, in ways that also attend to pressing community needs," Service Learning Coordinator Kaelyn Caldwell said in her grant request for the development and implementation of the new community-campus garden.
This winter, Penn, an avid gardener herself, designed a sustainable gardening class in which students would learn how to prepare soil, garden with less water, make compost and more. The class, "a perfect solution for non-majors who need a science lab course," the biologist said, has a service learning component. It's also perfect for a partnership with Dorje's class.
Penn, who was intrigued with the LCN community garden, realized the potential of a partnership, and after discussions with Dorje, Lab Technician, Amy Easton, and a meeting with Caldwell, "it all started coming together," she said about the collaboration. "She really made this possible," Penn said about Caldwell.
Caldwell said that the Shoreline food bank, Hopelink, had reported much greater demand, with clients increasing by 30 percent and donations staying at the same level as in past years. Her grant focused on the need to provide organic and culturally rich produce, healthy foods like fresh vegetables that most people who survive on food bank donations don't see too often. They will also be thoughtful about culturally relevant produce to fit the needs of the culturally diverse clientele at the food bank.
Penn, Easton and Dorje are enthusiastic about the partnership. "Even though the students will work on the garden at different times, it's a real team effort," Dorje said. Penn said the garden will prosper more with students tending to it at different times – and that Dorje's students will maintain the gardens during the quarters when her class isn't offered.
On a sunny day In late winter, Dorje, Penn, Easton (and her family), chemistry instructor Amar Yahiaoui, part-time biology instructor David Baldwin (who also donated soil and equipment from his business, Baldy's Gardens) and Caldwell worked alongside students and other faculty and staff preparing the garden. An irrigation system was installed, beds were prepared with sustainable resources, and seedlings were planted. Baldwin also delivered logs from trees that had fallen on a friend's yard in eastern Washington. The logs provide comfortable seating for the students working in the gardens.
Penn said her students, who meet at the garden on Saturdays, work in groups on specific aspects of the garden such as doing research on culturally relevant produce for the clients at the food bank, ideas for a children's garden for the Parent Child Center, and teaching food bank clients how to start and maintain their own gardens.
They will also recruit volunteers from Hopelink. "So we are really looking at the whole sustainability piece – not only providing them with fresh produce but also teaching them how to grow their own and become self-sustaining by growing their own," Penn said.
Penn said that everybody has done so much to make this possible that she just can't believe it. "Kaelyn is the reason – the glue – helping everybody get to this point. She is the one person to really bring people together – getting people to start talking about it. David created an earth-friendly design, installed the irrigation and provided many of the materials. Guru and his students have been so enthusiastically involved in the creation of the garden. And Amy is really the behind the scenes person. She has done a lot of the logistics, getting the supplies, and she is going to be the administrator of the garden – the point person for the long-term."
Some of the others involved in the project include Director of the Parent-Child Center, Darlene Bakes; SCC Grounds Specialist, Andi Tjan; Greenhouse Coordinator, Jessica Linkins; Facilities Director, Bob Roehl; Instructors Amar Yahiaoui and Michael Paustain; Hopelink Program Manager, Leslie Brooks, and students.
DEEP ROOTS COMMUNITY-CAMPUS GARDEN DEDICATION & CELEBRATION 12:30 - 3pm, Wed, April 21, Just north of the 2700 Building BldgJoin us for the dedication and celebration of the new Deep Roots Community-Campus Garden! Official dedication starts at 2 p.m. Enjoy live music, art-making opportunities, plant sales, and more! Come share in the excitement and let us know how you'd like to see this garden grow!
Future work dates will be publicized in Day at a Glance so more campus members can get involved.
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I wouldn't consider this to be a particular difficult word. LSJ suggests to be longsuffering, persevere, bear patiently. It seems to include both an attitude of patience and perseverance through hard times and an attittude of forbearance and compassion towards the wrongdoings or shortcomings of others. BDAG has the main two senses:
① to remain tranquil while waiting, have patience, wait .... Hb 6:15; Js 5:8. μ. ἐπί τινι wait patiently for someth. Js 5:7b. μ. ἕως τ. παρουσίας τ. κυρίου have patience until the coming of the Lord vs. 7a.
② to bear up under provocation without complaint, be patient, forbearing.
Matt 18:26,29 suggest forbearing and compassion, showing mercy. The same for 1 Cor 13:4 and 1 Th 5:14 (the only two in Paul).
Heb 6:15 and James 5:7-8 suggest patient waiting. Maybe that is more of a Jewish thought.
In 2 Pet 3:9 it is God who is forbearing and compassionate with people wanting to be merciful and give them time to repent.
Now I come to the problem text in Luke 18:6-8
Εἶπεν δὲ ὁ κύριος, Ἀκούσατε τί ὁ κριτὴς τῆς ἀδικίας λέγει· 7 ὁ δὲ θεὸς οὐ μὴ ποιήσῃ τὴν ἐκδίκησιν τῶν ἐκλεκτῶν αὐτοῦ τῶν βοώντων αὐτῷ ἡμέρας καὶ νυκτός, καὶ μακροθυμεῖ ἐπ᾽ αὐτοῖς; 8 λέγω ὑμῖν ὅτι ποιήσει τὴν ἐκδίκησιν αὐτῶν ἐν τάχει.
The δὲ after Εἶπεν suggests a change of speaker. The δὲ after ὁ θεὸς suggests a change in character from the judge to God. ἐκδίκησις is more than justice. It refers to avenging which includes justice for the aggrieved party and punishment for the offending party. God's elect are calling out to God for help day and night. They are being oppressed by enemies like the poor widow who was being oppressed by an adversary and the judge did not avenge her until he finally felt he had to. I assume that this may well refer to enemies of the disciples and even persecution. Help does not always seem to be forthcoming promptly, but I think the text says that God will eventually avenge his chosen ones.
If we take the normal sense of μακροθυμέω I suggest the rhetorical question becomes something like: Will not God avenge his chosen ones who cry to him for help day and night and does he not have compassion on them? (I take the οὐ μὴ to govern both coordinated clauses). Then in v. 8: I tell you that he will avenge them quickly (when the right time comes).
This is not how it is translated in any English version, so I may be wrong. However, it seems strange to me that both LSJ and BDAG had to create a special sense of "delay" for the sole purpose of having a place to put Luke 17:8. How can forbearance, patience and compassion become slow to help?
LSJ has: 2. to be slow to help, Ev.Luc.18.7.
BDAG has: ③ delay Lk 18:7 μακροθυμεῖ ... and difficult to interpret, ... may be transl.: will (God) delay long in helping them?
I cannot get this to fit the context, because there is clearly a delay (so BDAG added "long"), but the point seems to be that God has not forgotten them. He feels compassion for them but may also be longsuffering with the enemies, hoping that they will repent (taking the thought from 2 Peter).
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Chapter 207
I did not expect an evil pacman XD, thats so much better then a lazer.
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Aggravate, Anger, and Piss off
I totally agree aggeroff! Im so glad they made it something creative and pertinent to the manga theme! Love the way it just brutally ate him alive, very dark for such a cutsie kind of manga lol
A pie in the sky?
To high to post chapter link 208 with smartphone sorry guys lol,
This dude must taste terrible if komatsu didnt cooked him lol
Aggravate, Anger, and Piss off
Holy shit. This cute little magna about food went from hello kity to elfin lied in 1 page! omg Im actually sad :'( everyone read it! I don't want to ruin it.
A pie in the sky?
seriously.... this got dark... fast. And I really liked Teppin too :( he was always stronger than the heavenly kings and he was super knowledgeable about everything too, this is a hard blow. I want to know what Jiro will do when he finds out, and maybe Teppin's dad too! He might be some 0 biope member we never heard about or someone really strong.
I really hope the "meat" in the bowl isn't what I think it is...
I always knew that ultimately we would have to face people being considered food, by the nitro's at least, but this looks like midora's doing :'(
A pie in the sky?
Oh the irony, just as I was thinking "allright, we get it... everyboy happy, blah blah, I don't care -.-, Isn't anyone ever gonna die in this manga?" ...we get this last immage o.o
It is quite sad but also disturbing at the same time...
Don't want to know what sick bastard did that and who's gonna eat =/


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