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The Lakeland Fire Department is one busy place! In addition to the nearly 22,000 calls it responds to every year, the department stays busy by playing an active role in its community, keeping its skills sharp with regular training, and much, much more. Photos here chronicle events up to early 2014, however up to date and current photos are added on the department's social media sites.
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Multnomah University prepares students for meaningful careers that serve Jesus whether they're called to traditional ministry or the marketplace.
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January 7, 2008
The boards of Multnomah Bible College and Biblical Seminary and Western Seminary have mutually decided to readjust the direction of their talks together concerning consolidation. This will involve focusing for the next several years on less formal ways in which the two seminaries can cooperate to the benefit of their larger constituencies. Their cooperative endeavors will include the sharing of resources, expertise, and programs and strengthening their institutional relationship. This action also means that the earlier goal of working toward a single, consolidated institution within a university model will be set aside for the indefinite future. In the meantime, both Western and Multnomah will move ahead to fulfill their respective strategic initiatives and missions.
Since the launching of the joint consolidation task force on June 20, 2007, Multnomah and Western have engaged in a beneficial process of discovery and research, gathering information vital for making decisions about current cooperation as well as future consolidation. One result was to identify areas within each institution that required special attention before formal affiliation or consolidation was possible.
For Western, one of those areas is related to presidential leadership. Because Western Seminary's president, Bert Downs, is transitioning out of the presidential role, the Western board concluded that it needed to address that situation before taking further steps toward consolidation in order to assure the ongoing health of Western. It was the Western board's belief that this would necessarily suspend consolidation talks for an indefinite season. This was communicated to Multnomah's board, which supports Western's decision and agrees that a focus instead on less formal ways of cooperation over the next several years is most appropriate.
Multnomah and Western will now employ simpler ways to continue a more informal collaboration process. The original task force structure with its five subgroups will be deactivated with the recognition that the discovery process accomplished many of its goals. The task force may be replaced with a single working group that can both explore and assess fruitful avenues of collaboration between the two schools.
Both boards are still prayerfully committed to making a mutual impact for the Kingdom of God in the Pacific Northwest, in the nation, and around the world. They believe, when the timing is right, that these two venerable evangelical institutions can leverage that impact through collaboration for the glory of God.


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DONNELLSON, Iowa — Local community leaders, entrepreneurs and partners of Southeast Iowa's local food system will learn strategies for regional branding, increasing agri-tourism opportunities and promoting local foods, arts and recreation at the Great River Regional Flavors Discovery Day on Thursday, Feb. 21. The Discovery Day will be held at the Pilot Grove Savings Bank Community Room in Donnellson from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.. The Great River Region Entrepreneurial Technical Assistance Project is hosting along with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach and other area organizations.
Event speakers have expertise in regional branding strategies for rural communities, marketing and merchandising for local food entrepreneurs, marketing strategies for agri-tourism and designing stakeholder partnerships within a region. Leslie Schaller, Appalachian Center for Economic Networks; Marsha Laux, value added agriculture specialist, and Andy Larson, small farms specialist, with ISU Extension and Outreach, are presenters.
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Theo Walcott is ready to try his luck as a central striker after opening his account for the season on Tuesday night.
The England international popped up in the six-yard box after just four minutes to guide home Aaron Ramsey's cross for the only goal of the Champions League Play-Off first leg against Udinese.
Walcott scored 13 times in just 25 starts from his right-sided position last term but regularly gets into central positions where he can use his pace to get behind opposition defences. He believes he can do that job on a regular basis when required.
"I just like to put it out there," said Walcott. "The boss has always promised me in time I will get a chance to play up front. It's been six years so hopefully if I keep scoring I can get a chance up front with Robin van Persie maybe.
"That's only out in the open - I am not demanding anything. I am just giving the boss something to think about!"
Walcott could have had a couple more on Tuesday night, scuffing one opportunity before drawing a wonderful save from Samir Handanovic in the closing minutes. But Udinese had plenty of chances of their own and Walcott was highly-satisfied with the result.
"I think 1-0 is very positive," he said. "The clean sheet was very important. A lot of young lads came on tonight and did very well.
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"We have players to come back as well and they are going to be under more pressure at their place because they have to come at us more. It is going to be tough but we are looking forward to the battle.
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Another point of complete agreement between our results and O'Donnell et al. is that the most widespread cooling occurs in fall — not summer as discussed in earlier work (e.g. Thompson and Solomon, 2000). This may be something of a problem for the hypothesis that ozone depletion is a major driver of the observed East Antarctic cooling, because the forcing is occurring in spring (when the ozone hole develops). If there is a link between the spring forcing and fall temperature, it is not a simple one, but likely would include a role for sea ice, which offers an obvious source of persistence from season to season (a paper in review by Arnour and others argues exactly this point).
Finally, O'Donnell et al. agree with us on the most basic result of all: there is statistically significant warming in West Antarctica. In this context, it is worth being very clear on what is meant by "West Antarctica". Reading what has been said about O'Donnell et al. in various places in the blogosphere, one would get the impression that their paper returns the warming of Antarctica to its 'rightful' place, the Antarctic Peninsula alone. If that were true, it would certainly be a significant refutation of our work. But in the actual abstract of O'Donnell et al., it is stated that "we find that statistically significant warming extends at least as far as Marie Byrd Land." Marie Byrd Land is that part of West Antarctica that extends eastward from the Ross Ice Shelf up past Byrd Station and over the central West Antarctic Ice Divide (see the map above). In O'Donnell's results, there is significant warming all the way from the Peninsula westward past WAIS Divide site, at 112°W, well within Marie Byrd Land and nowhere near the Antarctic Peninsula. Prior to our work, no one had claimed that any area outside the Peninsula was warming significantly. Borehole thermometry at WAIS Divide (Orsi and Severinghaus, 2010) and at the Rutford Ice Stream (closer to the Peninsula; Barrett et al,. 2009) has since provided completely independent validation of these results. O'Donnell et al. is thus merely the latest of several studies to confirm our original finding*: West Antarctica is warming significantly.
To be sure, there is real disagreement between our results and those of O'Donnell et al. For the full fifty year reconstruction of temperature trends, the main reconstruction they discuss in the paper shows cooling in the winter and fall over the Ross Ice Shelf, which contrasts with our finding of significant warming there. As a consequence, their overall warming trends are smaller, by about half. These are the only important differences between our results and those of O'Donnell. Nevertheless, they are significant differences, and certainly may be important for our understanding of Antarctic climate change. In particular both results would tend to suggest a greater role for natural variability than our findings implied. If O'Donnell et al.'s results are correct, this would suggest that the damped response of Antarctica to global radiative forcing (i.e. CO2 increases) that is commonly seen in models (as discussed previously by Spencer Weart, for example) is perhaps more on the mark than our paper would suggest (though note that even the much larger trends we estimated are still significantly damped compared with the Arctic.)
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On this week's edition of Fox News' media criticism program Fox News Watch, host Jon Scott concluded the show by defending his network against criticism of its coverage of the Shirley Sherrod scandal.
While last week, the show strove to deflect criticism of the Fox News' coverage of the Sherrod saga by claiming that CNN had covered the story "the most number of times," Fox News Watch took a different tack this week. Scott aired two clips of Fox News hosts rebutting Former Governor Howard Dean's claims that Fox helped rev up the scandal by airing the heavily edited video of Sherrod. In the clips, Fox hosts Bret Baier and Chris Wallace suggest that Fox News did not cover the Sherrod story until after the Obama administration had asked her to resign. Scott referred to these rebuttals as "delivering the facts on how this network handled the Shirley Sherrod story." But in reality, Wallace, Baier, and Scott left out some very key "facts."
Fox News Watch joined other Fox hosts in ignoring the promotion of the Sherrod video on FoxNews.com and Fox Nation, both of which carried the clip before Sherrod was asked to resign. What is particularly astonishing about the report by Fox's media criticism show is the fact that it also ignored the admission of Fox News' Senior Vice President of News that the story had been published on the network's websites before Sherrod's resignation due to "a breakdown in the system."
This would be a surprising omission were it not for Fox News Watch's history of silence on controversies surrounding its network. Whether ignoring the outrage following contributor and Fox Business host John Stossel's call to repeal the Public Accommodation section of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, or turning a blind eye to scandals involving Fox's two most popular primetime personalities, it's clear that Fox News Watch has an established pattern of defending Fox News by aiming its media criticism elsewhere.
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An exhibition raises social awareness and funds for refugee families – "The other, Another Me – Breaking Down The Walls of Indifference"[more]
An exhibition raises social awareness and funds for refugee families – "The other, Another Me – Breaking Down The Walls of Indifference"[more]
Suffering, freedom and fraternity are the central themes of the meeting. It's a dialogue that translates into concrete actions in their own cities. They are received in private audience by Pope Francis. Interview with Vatican Radio[more]
Pasquale Foresi – more familiarly known as Chiaretto – the first focolarino priest and co-founder of the Focolare Movement, died on 14th June. Our memories of him are full of affection and gratitude. The funeral will be held on Thursday, 18 June at 3.30 pm (Italian time) at the Focolare Movement's International Centre in Rocca d Papa. It can be followed streaming.[more]
The Teens for Unity on US West Coast joined the worldwide relay race for peace that took place on May 3, 2015. The Run4Unity is an annual sporting event for teens all over the world who want to express their desire for peace and solidarity for their peers in countries battered by war.
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"Jesus is the greatest gift of all": with this spirit, thousands of children throughout the world remind us that "Jesus has been dislodged," and invite us to make him once again the focus of Christmas. In St. Peter's Square on 20 December, there will be a Children's Jubilee with the blessing of their statues of Baby Jesus.
A video produced by the Gen 4 International Centre in Rome.
16 year old Caitlin Rowley from Houston, Texas, shares how she lives with Crohn's Disease, overcoming her fears. An experience which emanates strength and light.
Protests explode after the death of the 25-year-old African American Freddie Gray while he was under arrest. The commitment of the Focolare community, together with other groups to pacify the city.[more]
From 11:00 am – 12:00 noon (in different time zones) hundreds of thousands of young people will be protagonists in the global relay event sponsored by the Teens for Unity of the Focolare Movement.[more]
The President of the Focolare Movement, currently in New York, answers some questions on the eve of her participation as speaker at the United Nations High-Level Thematic Debate on Tolerance and Reconciliation, in which she declares her "optimism" for a future of peace.[more]


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Eighteen communication students and three professors from Kent State University spent 10 days of March in Delhi, India reporting on culture, environment, the economy and more for DatelineDelhi.org, a multimedia news website and product of the International Storytelling course. The site officially launched on Monday, April 30 showcasing student photography, video and feature stories from India.
The School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Kent State partnered with Amity University School of Communication in Noida, India for the project. Amity provided students and faculty for collaborative reporting, guidance around the city, and for most of the group, lasting friendships. The Kent students stayed in on-campus housing and even set up a newsroom in the School of Communication's facilities.
This is the second International Storytelling course that professors Gary Hanson, of Ravenna, and Mitch McKenney, of Hartville, have led. Last year, the team produced Dateline Shanghai with Shanghai International Studies University. LuEtt Hanson, Ph.D., the associate dean in the College of Communication and Information, accompanied the group and secured relationships with Amity leaders for future academic exchanges. Amity students will visit Kent State for 10 days in September as part of the partnership and collaborative learning experience.
Teams of students gathered images, video, audio for news and feature stories from the Delhi area, taking in the sights and sounds of the capital city and its people. Some rode elephants and visited orphanages and hospitals, while others ventured into the slums, construction sites and the local YMCA. While in India, the group traveled to the Taj Mahal, a beach resort in the state of Goa and to Mumbai.
The course met for 10 weeks prior to leaving for India, using the time to report on Indian culture in Northeast Ohio as a practice run with multimedia journalism in teams. After returning to Ohio students spent the remaining course time preparing their stories for the website debut.
Senior visual communications design major and participant Laura Contrucci, said, "traveling to India was absolutely incredible, for many reasons. The things I saw, good and bad, were eye-opening and led to reflection and growth. I feel so lucky to have been given the opportunity; it is truly something I will remember fondly for the rest of my life."
"Being able to go to India at this point in my life really changed the way I view everything," junior communication studies major Meghan Hawsman said. "I am still at a point in my life that I am very impressionable and going to India has changed me for the better. I am now able to look at situations from a different point of view and not take anything for granted. This is a beautiful place that I believe everyone should have the opportunity to visit in their lifetime."
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There's another little Duggar man on the way.
Josh and Anna Duggar have announced they are expecting a boy, after they previously announced in June that their third child is on the way, People reported.
The "19 Kids & Counting" reality stars found out the sex of their baby with the rest of their family and with a little help from the reality show's crew.
PHOTOS: The Duggars! TV's Biggest Growing Family
"We didn't know the results," Josh, 25, told the mag "But we gave them [from the doctor] to the sound guy, Jim, and he planned out this very unique reveal. It caught us off guard in a time and place we least expected."
Like parents Jim Bob and Michelle, they are letting a higher power decide the size of their family, telling the mag that they'll have as many kids as "God gives us."
"It is not about having a bunch of babies. It is about enjoying each child God has given you and focus on every day that you get with your child," Anna, 25, said.
WATCH: Will Michelle & Jim Bob Duggar Try To Have More Kids?
Adding, "I am so thankful for our children."
Josh and Anna are already parents to daughter Mackynzie, 3, and son Michael, 21 months.
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This collection of math problems is based on a weekly series of space and Earth science problems distributed to teachers during the 2013-2014 school year. The problems were intended for students looking for additional challenges in the math and... (View More) physical science curriculum and were created to be authentic glimpses of modern science and engineering issues, often involving actual research data. Includes information for teachers and answer key. (View Less)
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Using three images from the Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) mission, students measure and analyze infrared light from objects to identify Brown Dwarfs and Ultra-Luminous Infrared Galaxies (ULIRGs). The lesson includes a teacher's guide,... (View More) student worksheet and PowerPoint presentation (which contains the three images to be analyzed). (View Less)
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I just sent my 10 month old off to school this weekend to a trainer that I have known since the mid 80's. Meanwhile, me and my 8 year old male Labrador Retriever, Boss, will enjoy the rest of hunting season together while junior learns the art of the trade of becoming a " FINISHED" working gundog.
I chose Jerry Day-Days End Retrievers to finish Chief off on his Advanced obediance training and to take him through TRANSITION training. This will probably take 4 to 6 months, I will finish him off once Jerry has him through the Double T and the Swim-By procedure.
Having been around retriever training since the mid 80's I know most of the who's who in the game of retriever training for gundogs and trial dogs in Georiga and could have chosen from a short list of 8 or 10 good ones but went with Jerry. My reasons are many but one key reason is it boils down to my knowledge of his training skills and my trust in him. However their are many other reasons I chose Jerry and thought I would list them so others could perhaps use my guidelines to go by. They are as follows:
1. His facility-within less than two hours drive so I can visit on weekends, become involved and see the progress or lack there of. This is important.
2. The kennels and grounds are outstanding with technical training ponds and lakes on the property, duck blinds and above all and very important to me is that he maintains "live gamebirds", so dogs get both live and dead Ducks and Pheasants on a daily basis.
3. Training Groups-Jerry allows both Field Trial and Hunt Test training groups on his land as well as dog clubs by prior appointment. Saturday I was invited to join a working training group with both my dogs, something hard to come by in Alpharetta, GA where I live.
4. TRAINING GROUNDS-Can't get enough places to work your dog and Jerry has friends all over the country, especially in Georgia and takes up folks on invites. This is pivital to getting the dog to understand concepts in different areas.
5. CREDENTIALS-Jerry has Won so many trials and titled so many Hunt Test dogs, including his ESPN Super Retriever Series Champion FC AFC MHR Super Sue MH he could build a house with all the ribbons. He has demonstrated an ability to participate in any event anywhere and you can bet he will be in it to the end.
Of interest while I was there was a fella who's dog had been with a another trainer for 12 months and the dog had not learned how to run cold blinds. An unacceptable situation by any standard and I told him so. Hindsight being 20/20 he should have picked his dog up long before the trainer got into his hip pocket that deep. This was a hard and expensive lesson for this young fella, now he has to pay it all over again or simply tolerate a three rock dog.
If you have read the above, I hope you got some ideas on when you go to shop for a dog trainer what to look for and thats what this post is about. Its about finding the right dog trainer-I know I have but have you.
Make sure you do your homework and check out the dog trainer you are about to put your pooch with. Then communicate regularly with them and go see your dog work, learn what an appropriate time frame is for reaching certain goals and objectives. Know what the RED FLAGS ARE before you spend your money and place your dog with a stranger. Cheap does not denote good in dog trainers-believe me you get what you pay for and sometimes you don't even get what you pay for if you don't keep your finger on the pulse.
Here is Jerry's website-cruise it if you want to see his facilities-there are plenty more around as good as his and perhaps some folks may have some other to recommend. Jerry is usually full and requires advanced bookings of 3 to 6 months. Other Quaility dog trainers will have wait times as well.
No, I was not asked to put this on here, no I do not get a discount- I did it to help others find quality trainers!
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What's up onrpg, just made a new account after a few years of being inactive, but let's talk about games . Heroes of Newerth is kick ***, a polished up version of DotA and we have to make a clan for this game. It's in closed beta and is free but well worth the 30 bucks when it comes out which won't be for a long time (it's still on version 0.1).
If you're interested in joining a clan post your HoN username so I can add you. The in-game buddy system is broken so you have to use the site link : www.heroesofnewerth.com/buddies
My username is Manium on the game as well.
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I have a Bradley cod piece, and I don't know how it goes on. It is made of styrene that will instantly crack if I bend it around my waist. Is is supposed to bend around my waist or is there another way of wearing this?
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Stinking Chamomile
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Toxic Principles: Volatile oil; bisabolol, chamazulene, anthemic acid, tannic acid
Clinical Signs: Contact dermatitis, vomiting, diarrhea, anorexia, allergic reactions. Long term use can lead to bleeding tendencies.
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Dr. Frances Arnold is a professor of Chemical Engineering and Biochemistry at the California Institute of Technology (most of us know it as Caltech). Dr. Arnold's research focuses on evolutionary design of biological systems, an approach she is currently applying to engineer cellulases and cellulolytic enzymes for manufacturing biofuels.
This country's energy security can look pretty bleak when you think about it: the need to address global warming, strife in oil-rich nations, and depletion of fossil fuels combine to paint an uncertain future, and although ethanol has a lot of friends in Iowa and D.C., ethanol isn't going to end our energy woes. In the future, our energy supply will probably be cobbled together from a number of different fuels and sources.
Dr. Arnold is interested in engineering microbes that can grant us a biofuel that packs more of a caloric punch than ethanol. She likes isobutanol, which can be converted into a fuel that's more like the hydrocarbons we currently put into our fuel tanks. To develop proteins that make the comounds she wants the way she wants, Arnold and her team take a gene that needs tweaking to do the job, introduce directed mutations into it, and select the mutant proteins that do the job best.
In this interview, I talked with Dr. Arnold about how she got into alternative energy during the Carter administration (and got out again during the Reagan administration), what she sees in the P450 enzyme, and how she explains her work to people outside her field.
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it seems Blade & soul U.S/EU is still alive but it seems this sources came from ******* the original source is from BnS DoJo if i am not mistaken oh the interesting part is the beta client going be base of china ver oh joy......Blade and Soul NA/EU Will Enter Beta Test in 2015
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Finally some news about Blade and Soul NA/EU have shown up, yesterday at Gamescome one of the BnS fansite member had the chance to meet the product manager of BnS EU/NA and talked to her for a while about their plans for BnS. Though the information is not confirmed for sure, hope is in front of us, western BnS fans can get to play the game in 2015! Now let's see what infos has the Dojo Sensei brought to us:
Release date is aimed at 2015 (rather late)
Client base will be Chinese client.
Fatigue system might not be present (she strongly dislikes it but as I understood there are no concrete plans yet)
Warlock class will not be included initially
They will most likely have PvP and PvE servers.
Plans are that you will still choose your faction on PvP server but there won't be a need to equip PvP dobok to attack players.
You will most likely not be able to change faction on PvP servers.
Edit: Game will be a f2p model but not interely free (I have no idea what she meant with that... But i kinda don't like the sound of that. Maybe its jusz B2P?)
And there are some answers for the questions our players most concern about:
Why delay
Many reasons. One big main reason are techincal differences in the clients. As an example Tera (good ping and fps in korea but horrible in EU mainly because how much faster the internet in korea is) They know how important ping is.
Bigger focus on pvp overall (especially owpvp since arena is already there)
Tournis is a yes / same for esports. She mentioned the korean tournis as an example.
No gamescom?
Because they where simply not ready for it. She doesn't know wether they will be at E3 or not. At least it wasn't a definite no
Multiple Servernodes
She is aware of how important ping is and is already looking into multiple solutions.
Early 2015
The manager also talked about the light and dark path in endgame and leaving people more choice there. But the level cap/content on release are not decided yet. Thanks Blade and Soul Dojo and Aari for the exciting news! Now is it time for us to cheer up? lol
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Merck Customer Story
The path towards an interactive Content Management System
The Merck Serono division came into being in 2007 when Merck KGaA took over the Swiss biotechnology specialists Serono. The division is responsible for prescription drugs at Merck and is headquartered in Geneva. It is also responsible for pharmaceutical research and development for the Merck group. Darmstadt and neighbouring Gernsheim are the largest production and research sites with approximately 9,500 employees.
Merck Serono invests around one billion Euros every year in researching and developing new drugs. Merck started out as an Engel Apotheke in Darmstadt that was bought by Friedrich Jacob Merck in 1668 and is the world's oldest pharmaceutical-chemical company. Largely family-owned, the global player operates in more than 60 countries and its 32,000 employees achieved total proceeds of 7.6 billion Euros in 2008.
Merlin's strength lay in extraordinary know-how
Merlin is the central application used by Merck's research team. 1,250 of Merck's employees use Merlin to feed various types of data into a storage system and they can then access their colleagues' documents on the basis of specific rules. Such documents relate to pharmaceutical research and development for formal drug approval processes.
Merck has been using Merlin since 2001 when the original project was based on proprietary technology, but the business instability of the software provider necessitated a change. Therefore, Merck began to look into possible alternatives and began to analyse the alternative products and technical applications for their suitability as the basis for Merlin. Proprietary solutions came out strong in individual aspects but on other areas they were less suitable, for example - implementation and integration proved to be too people-intensive and too costly.
Alfresco – easy to use with desired functionality
Finally Merck tested Alfresco's Community version. After initial enquiries with Alfresco regarding specific developments, they entered active development dialogue. Suggestions then featured in new versions of Alfresco. Andreas Tielmann, Operational Excellence R&D / Research Informatics at Merck, explains that:
"User friendliness of the system was important to us from the outset. We did not want users to have to get to know additional tools or methods for publishing and finding content. Content management can only be a success if the obstacles in the way of using documents are kept to a minimum. Alfresco allows users to connect to the document database via their existing Windows environment and to work without having to learn new publications methods."
Merck's takeover of Serono and the formation of the new division Merck Serono occurred right in the middle of the preliminary project to implement Alfresco. Both companies had worked with different proprietary solutions for document management but were open to doing away with the old systems and creating something new together. On that basis a new comprehensive Content Management System based on Alfresco came into being for research projects and knowledge management at Merck Serono.
After lengthy review: upgrade to Alfresco Enterprise
At the beginning of 2008 Merck Serono switched from Alfresco's Community to the Enterprise version. At this point Alfresco had been able to incorporate a number of Merck's specific requirements. Furthermore, the team at Merck had almost two years to put the solution through its paces but were also able to test the necessary interfaces, develop and try out add-ons in their own IT environment.
Only then, when the team were happy the solution could meet all Merck's requirements, did they make the final decision. As a result, the IT project mitigated any risks and its costs only came at towards the end of the implementation. This differs significantly from the practice with proprietary software vendors where a decision has to be made after a 3-month test phase and which can have immediate financial implications although project risks have not been fully eliminated.
The solution was known as "Merlin 2" in the style of "Web 2.0" an indication of greater possibilities for users to work interactively. At the click of a mouse users had access to video, audio and text documents in various formats. Access was via a browser through an intuitive interface or Windows Explorer. Conversely users could also input their documents in their preferred format into the system and so a researcher never had to leave their usual system environment. The Alfresco system also made provision for documents to easily be input in line with the rigid formal procedures for drug approval.
Functionality, standards and openness – criteria for modern CMS solutions
Today the system holds 450,000 documents with a data volume of 300 GB. Key benefits of the Alfresco solution is that it easily supports many research sites and is designed to ensure system stability. The system allows direct intranet access, full-text search and navigation to the desired objects. Indexing of particular documents is very easy and check-in and check-out of documents, in particular their versioning, is largely automated. Access to documents is secured at hyperlink level through individual and group user rights under 'policies'.
The biggest advantage as seen by those responsible for the project is based on three decision criteria: functionality, standards and openness. Thanks to Alfresco, the organization now has more freedom to tailor the content management solution to meet current and future divisional business requirements and respond to user requests.
After many years of working with Alfresco, Andreas Tielmann can now conclude that:
"The ability to work with Alfresco's Community version, which did not require a license or incur any costs, allowed us to start small. It meant that we could implement a system bottom up, carry out detailed tests and gain experience. Above all it gave us time to develop the necessary interfaces and enhancements. We were able to access the functionality of the entire system before we launched the enhanced system internally."


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Do you even know what an AOW is?
This is a cadiz .410 AOW. Same thing on a 12 gage but you need to start with an RPK blank instead. Smooth bore pistols are AOW's and do not require a forward grip although they may use one. Cadiz's price on a 12 or 20 gauge AOW 12" barrel is $1825. Posties ( Post 86 dealer sales samples ) are machine guns. AOW's are not machine guns.


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A gang of nine young people ranging in age from 17 to 22 engaged in a gruesome campaign of murder over the past eight months during which time they committed 20 murders and 12 attempted murders of individuals who did not "look Russian" in appearance. Charges have been brought against the group including a 22 year-old woman who videotaped the initial attack which ended in hurting, but not killing, the victim. Vladmir Markin, head of the Investigative Committee, said the gang sought out "lone citizens of non-Slavic appearance (who) were chosen as victims. the assailants attempted to cause grave bodily harm n the shortest possible period of time."
Despite efforts of the Soviet Union to portray their nation as being unlike capitalist nations where racism was rampant, the reality is Russia suffers from widespread racism and apparently the government has not done much to address this issue. Dark skinned people are subject to both verbal and physical abuse at the hands of young Russians. Isn't it time Russian schools addressed the issue of multiculturalism in their classes?


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Below are a few of the steps we've taken to fulfill our vision for a better and more sustainable future.
Organic Bouquet is the largest online provider of eco-friendly and organic floral gifts. All of our flowers are grown in a manner that is not only environmentally friendly but also provides outstanding resources for farm workers and artisans. Organic Bouquet partners with select flower farms in California, Ecuador and Colombia. All of our flower farms follow stringent growing practices which are monitored by multiple certification agencies and associations. When you purchase flowers from Organic Bouquet, you are helping to improve the life of a flower farm worker, their family and the local floral community.
Our eco-friendly flower arrangements include roses, calla lilies, tulips, gerbera daisies, hyacinths, sunflowers, alstromeria lilies and blue iris. In addition to a complete line of flower arrangements, we offer gift baskets, fruit baskets, nut baskets, gourmet chocolates, gourmet cookies, plants and wreaths. All of these products are certified eco-friendly and/or provide for environmental benefits through our participation in Carbon Offset programs.
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NHIAA Roundup: Big afternoon for Alenson, Derryfield
Senior captain Grant Alenson recorded his 300th career point and Derryfield School of Manchester notched its 100th boys' lacrosse program victory since gaining varsity status in 2007 in a 25-0 win over host Stevens of Claremont Friday.
Alenson had five goals and two assists for Derryfield, which improved to 15-0. On the day, a dozen different Cougars found the score sheet. Matt Dubreuil (three goals), Simon Levenson (goal, two assists) chipped in for Derryfield.
Goalies Alan Mello (two saves) and Tommy Cissel (one save) combined on the shutout. Stevens is 0-13.
Boys' lacrosse
John Stark 18, Kearsarge 4: At Weare on senior day, Brody Fredericks (seven goals, two assists), Colbey Decotis (five goals, assist) and Matt Richard (four goals, five assists) led the way for Stark (9-3).
Bishop Guertin 13, Exeter 5: At Exeter Thursday, the Cardinals improved to 15-2. Connor Donahue (two goals, three assists), Tom Hurley (two goals, two assists) and Dom St. Laurent (three goals, two assists) led BG. Exeter (7-7) got three goals and an assist from Buddy Carr.
Goffstown 15, Keene 4: At Keene, Steve Dubois had five goals and four assists and Jack Carney scored five goals with three assists to lead the Grizzlies (11-2). Keene fell to 1-12.
Pembroke 11, Hopkinton 8: At Pembroke, Glenn Dion (six goals) and Kam Anderson (two goals) led the offense for the Spartans.
Girls' lacrosse
Bishop Guertin 20, Spaulding 2: At Nashua, Kristin Cameron scored four goals and added an assist to pace a varied Cardinals (11-3) attack. Averi Farhat (three goals, assist) and Katherine Lambert (two goals, three assists) chipped in as well. Spaulding fell to 0-12.
Dover 15, Goffstown 14: At Goffstown, Dover edged the Grizzlies to improve to 4-10. Goffstown fell to 5-8. Lexi Foster (three goals, assist), Sydney Dubois (five goals, two assists), Sydney Gagnon (two goals, two assists) and McKenzie Chu (two goals, two assists) led Goffstown.
Londonderry 9, Nashua South 0: Leah Hunt pitched six innings of shutout ball, allowing three hits, and went 3-for-4 with three RBIs for Londonderry (8-7). Sam Harris added a hit and an RBI for the Lancers. Nashua South is 1-14.
Raymond 3, Farmington 0: At Raymond, freshmen Makayla Makepeace and Kim McLaughlin (who came on in the third inning) combined to shut out Farmington (7-7). Defense was key for Raymond (9-5) as catcher Danyel McNicholas threw out two base runners and left fielder Makenzie Philibert threw out a runner at home in the third inning.
McNicholas and Alex Cole had RBI base hits in the first inning to get the scoring started.
Goffstown 8, Sanborn 1: At Goffstown, Tyler Perron and Chris Hood combined to limit Sanborn to four hits. Perron hit two home runs. Hood and Kyle Indingaro also had two hits each for Goffstown.
Nashua North 5, Alvirne 3: At Hudson, Sam McCarthy struck out eight over six innings to lead North. Ricky Constant picked up the save. Colby Gunter (three hits, RBI) and Spencer Madden (two hits) chipped in for North (8-10).
Matt McKinley (two hits, RBI) and Kyle McKinley (RBI single) paced Alvirne (8-6).
Bishop Guertin 3, Spaulding 2: At Nashua, Andrew Mierzwa led off the sixth with a single and Matt Tierney drove him in with a hard drive into right field that got away. Jason Ferlan hit a ball back through the box to score the winning run.
Shane Nowak (2-for-3, RBI) and Ferlan got the win on the mound, allowing three hits over six innings. Andrew Williams picked up the save. BG improved to 11-7 and Spaulding is 9-6.
Londonderry 4, Nashua South 3 (8 innings): At Londonderry, the Lancers scored single runs in the seventh (to tie the game) and eighth innings for the win. Ben Byerly (4-for-4) and Geoff Kayo (2-for-3, RBI) led the way for Londonderry. Tom Corey got the win in relief, throwing six innings of one-run baseball.


text: When it comes to beauty products, most women have their go-tos but are always looking for the next big thing. Whether it's that perfect razor that will finally deliver smooth legs or a body wash to rinse away problem skin, we will scour the beauty aisles of drugstores looking for that miracle product that will remove all of our beauty woes. But what if someone told you there were products that could work wonders hiding in the last place you'd expect them to be? That's right: the men's section. There are many male-targeted products that can come to your rescue when your beauty regimen is in need of a boost. In honor of Father's Day, here are six products you could pick up for Dad . . . or just keep for yourself.


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Oregon Historical County Records Guide
Coos County Records Inventory
Federal Land Grant Records
Series records ownership of county lands obtained from the federal government. Series includes records of land grants administered under a variety of federal programs such as donation land claims and homesteads. Donation land claims are the most common type of federal land grant in Oregon that is documented in this inventory project. Donation land claims resulted from an act of the 1850 Congress under which citizens of the United States, or those who filed a declaration of intention prior to December 1, 1850 and had resided upon or cultivated the land for four consecutive years, were granted a specified amount of acreage in the Oregon Territory. Donation land claims were unique in that acreage granted to married couples was divided evenly. Half of the acreage was placed in the husband's name while the other half was placed in the wife's name. Records include plats, indexes, and survey notes. Information includes township, range, and section numbers, names of donation land claim holders and claim numbers, claim dates, acreage, and descriptions of surveys.
Under the Homestead Act of 1862, settlers were given 160 acres of land in the public domain if they built a home on the land, resided there for five years, and cultivated the land. A complete homestead entry file includes such documents as the homestead application, homestead proof, and final certificate authorizing the claimant to obtain a land patent.
Records at the Coos County Courthouse, Surveyor's Office:
G-101 Donation Land Claims [Survey Notes-with index], 1858-1871 (1 volume);
[U.S. Government Surveys-General Land Office/Bureau of Land Management-includes donation land claim information], ca.1857-2001 (66 volumes).
Records at the Coos County Courthouse, Clerk's Office:
[Book of Maps-includes land ownership and Donation Land Claim information], ca.1901 (1 volume).
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London • In the end, the British weren't going to settle for "Chariots of Fire" and their national anthem to be the songs that defined the 30th Summer Olympic Games.
They played "God Save the Queen" 29 times at these London Games as a record number of British athletes ascended to the tops of podiums to claim gold medals. The Games belonged to the United Kingdom, at least until London Mayor Boris Johnson handed the keys over to Rio de Janeiro Mayor Eduardo Paes. The Brits drove the car, so they got to pick the music.
And, boy, do they like to rock out with the windows down.
Sunday's Closing Ceremony was a surreal, sixth-gear, six-string sendoff to an Olympics that gave us Usain Bolt, Jessica Ennis, Mo Farrah, Gabrielle Douglas, Missy Franklin and, for one last time, Michael Phelps.
Sixteen days earlier at the Opening Ceremony, Queen Elizabeth II jumped out of a helicopter (or so they had you believe), but she was not in Olympic Stadium on Sunday. Instead, there was just Queen (no definite article, no Freddie Mercury), The Who and the Pet Shop Boys. There were boy bands from the present (One Direction) and the past (Take That).
Faster, higher, stronger … Louder?
Throughout the night there were performances from members of The Kinks, Pink Floyd, Oasis and Genesis. DJ Fatboy Slim performed inside a giant octopus that was borne from a psychedelic bus, on top of which comedian Russell Brand had sung "I Am the Walrus."
Pause for bewilderment. Russell Brand but no Elton John?
"These were happy and glorious Games," International Olympic Committee President Jacques Rogge said.
He must be a Spice Girls fan. There, in high heels, on top of bedazzled taxis, singing "Wannabe," were Ginger, Posh, Scary, Sporty and Baby, reunited.
And for every older fan who didn't understand the point of the Spice Girls, there was Eric Idle, from "Monty Python," performing "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life" after he failed to be shot from a cannon.
The ceremony began in a drab, newspaper-covered London (ahem, not that newspapers, cough, are drab), with scale models of city landmarks, such as Big Ben and the Tower Bridge. Winston Churchill burst from the peak of the clock tower, halting the screeching and screaming commotion. Naturally, a street party broke out. The '80s band Madness played its hit, "Our House," while trucks shed their newspaper coatings and suddenly were pink and yellow and orange and blue.
Gold, silver and bronze weren't the only colors of the Games.
And why wouldn't this peacock strut its stuff (even if the one in the United States, NBC, remains in the doghouse with viewers for tape delays)? While Great Britain finished fourth in the total medal count behind the United State, China and Russia, it was a stunning showing on home turf for "Team GB."
So, forgive them if Sunday felt more like their celebration party than a farewell to the world. The show was a star-a-minute, thrill-a-second, turn-your-head-or-miss-it, "Wait-was-that … ?" spectacle that on Monday will have feet tapping in cubicles from London to Liechtenstein to Logan.
But that's a good way to describe the Olympics, too. Over the course of two weeks, 303 events were contested by athletes from across the world. The Olympics don't happen in time with NBC's nightly highlights package. They are a dizzying affair, which in this instance stretched to every end of the island.
Sunday night, they were condensed into three hours of irreverence and nutty glee.
It was an all-time Grammys Dream Team although, seriously, where was Elton John?
The Closing Ceremony, it should be noted, does in fact serve a purpose: The passing of the Games from one host city to the next. And, of course, true to the evening, Brazil Rio de Janeiro hosts the 2016 Summer Games gave its acceptance speech with music. Bold, Brazilian beats and rhythms suddenly were the flavor of the night, a gentle reminder how quickly these Olympics come and go.
Wasn't this stadium just filled with anticipation and people singing "na-na-na-na" while Paul McCartney played "Hey Jude" at the Opening Ceremony?
"We lit the flame and we lit up the world," London 2012 Chairman Sebastian Coe said. "For the third time in its history, London was granted the trust of the Olympic movement and once again we have shown ourselves worthy of that trust."
Then, the Olympic flame was slowly extinguished. It was the only time boos were heard all night. The caldron was formed of copper flower petals representing each nation, and they slowly descended back into individual flames.
But, as it was all night, the nation most prominently on display was Britain. As a sendoff, a very familiar guitar riff broke out. At the end of a rock concert jam-packed as could be imagined, remaining members of The Who, notably Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend, broke out in their iconic "Baba O'Riley." It was the first of four songs to close the night.
Then, confetti rained and coated the ground like it was the Winter Olympics, and performers and athletes migrated toward the exits together. And so did the spectators.
The enduring image, however, may not have come at the end, but much earlier, somewhere between "West End Girls" and George Michael. There, John Lennon, who was slain in 1980, appeared on each of the big screens above the stadium. In a video remastered by Yoko Ono, Lennon sang "Imagine" as 101 pieces of broken sculpture were brought together in the center of the stadium to form his face.
"Imagine all the people," Lennon sang to a stadium of 80,000 people representing every country on Earth, "sharing all the world."
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Arsène Wenger remembers the Wayne Bridge goal that knocked Arsenal out of the Champions League in 2004 as "a big killer".
The Gunners face Brighton and Hove Albion in the fourth round of the FA Cup on Saturday, and will line up against the former England international.
Bridge was playing for Chelsea nine years ago and scored the crucial goal in extra time to send Wenger's side crashing out of Europe.
"It was a big killer but we played three days before against Man United in the FA Cup and we lost some strength in that game, even if I mixed up the teams a little bit," he told Arsenal Player.
"We lacked a little bit of sharpness in the second half, especially players like Patrick Vieira gave a lot against Man United, and in the second half against Chelsea he was a bit tired.
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Combating racial discrimination and intolerance in Montenegro: Round Table of the European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) in Podgorica
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Participants will discuss the follow-up given to the recommendations contained in ECRI's 2011 report on Montenegro. The round table will be divided into three sessions:
· The general situation in Montenegro as reflected in ECRI's report;
· The legislative and institutional framework for combating racism and racial discrimination;
· The integration of Roma.
The event will be opened by Eva Smith, Chair of ECRI, and Šućko Baković, Protector of Human Rights and Freedoms. Opening speeches will be given by Ranko Krivokapić, President of the Montenegrin parliament and Suad Numanović, Minister for Human and Minority Rights. ECRI's first report on Montenegro will be presented by Eva Smith and Baldur Kristjansson, ECRI member in respect of Iceland.
In addition to central and local authority officials, the round table will bring together representatives of the justice system, international organisations, NGOs, minority groups and civil society. This event aims at contributing positively to the national debate on combating racial discrimination and intolerance in Montenegro, as well as raising awareness among the general public about these issues.
In its first report on Montenegro of December 2011, ECRI expressed its concern about some issues, such as the extreme poverty and hardship faced by a substantial part of the Roma, Ashkali and Egyptian population and the legal status of "displaced" and "internally displaced" persons. ECRI also made a certain number of recommendations to the Montenegrin authorities, among which the following two will be revisited by the end of next year:
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· find standard accommodation all around the town or the country for the Roma, Ashkali and Egyptian (RAE) inhabitants of Konik, and close down the camp.
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Lamenting how "the lack of respect [is] epidemic in America," Fox News' Bill O'Reilly offered a Talking Points commentary last week on what he saw as a social deterioration underway. "Disrespect is everywhere," he complained. "On the net, troubled people say the most horrendous things hiding behind their machines. On television, reality program off the chart irresponsible."
O'Reilly was sure what was to blame for the epidemic. It's "mainly because of the public school system," he told viewers.
The host's commentary didn't target politics, but O'Reilly's teeth gnashing over incivility certainly applies to that forum today. And of course, the right-wing's decision to unleash four years worth of contempt for "crybaby" President Obama couldn't help but affect the larger culture that O'Reilly suddenly finds so distasteful. It's been a blanket of disrespect that the right-wing media, often led by Fox News, has cheered at every turn.
Remember when Rep. Joe Wilson (S-SC) interrupted Obama with shouts of "You lie" while the president addressed a joint session of Congress:
When Democrats moved to censure Wilson for his shocking breach of decorum, Fox News rushed to his defense, claiming the Democratic move was a "stunt," a "distraction," and a waste of taxpayer money.
Thirteen months ago, Arizona's Republican Gov. Jan Brewer berated Obama during an encounter on an airport runway:
Gateway Pundit was among the right-wing bloggers who cheered the finger-wagging confrontation, posting the headline, "TAKEDOWN ON THE TARMAC!..."
Last year a reporter for Tucker Carlson's Daily Caller heckled Obama during a Rose Garden ceremony, repeatedly interrupting him with shouted questions:
In response, Sean Hannity bemoaned how the "mainstream Obama-mania media" had criticized Munro's behavior. (Although in this case, that included some Fox News employees, like O'Reilly.) And rather than apologize for its reporter's boorish behavior, the Daily Caller lauded his heckling via a series of incoherent explanations.
And then there were Tea party protesters who depicted Obama as a witch doctor:
In truth, the conservative media spent years downplaying and erasing bigoted statements from the Tea Party movement and its rallies.
The coarseness of our political culture, once a topic of great concern, actually seems to be remarked upon less often these days, even as that rudeness sinks to new depths.
I suppose that's how conservatives prefer it. They don't want commentators to think twice when partisans assign almost murderous motivations to Obama's action, the way conservatives have with done Benghazi. They don't want people to think it's unusual to heckle the president, to try to shout him down and humiliate him in public. They want that to be okay, to seem normal, to treat the President of the United States, and the office of the presidency, without an ounce of respect.
That way columnists at the Wall Street Journal, for instance, feel free to denounce Obama, a former Harvard Law Review editor, as "stupid," and to dismiss him as a "boring" "loser" and a "walking headache" who ought to just "shut up."
It's fitting though, that when Fox News talkers like O'Reilly become appalled by the disrespect that they say defines our culture, they're forced to pretend they haven't played a defining role in that social disintegration.
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Helio Castroneves
Helio climbs the fence for the first time in 2013 with a dominating win at Texas. Can he capture that all elusive championship that he is trying desperately to win?
Ryan Hunter-Reay
The Champ is doing everything well to set himself rather beautifully for the stretch of races that won him the championship last year. He was nowhere near this close to the leader at this time last year. Good news for him.
Ed Carpenter
A solid run for Ed Carpenter despite two mishaps in the pits. Quality runs for the little guys against the mega teams is always good to see. Would love to see the team expand to two cars so one can go after the championship.
Domination again on the ovals for Chevy, having their own little bowtie parade in the top five. Honda was not invited, like Paul Tracy to the Indy 500 winners' dinner... Oh wait... He never won...
Scott Dixon
The poor guy can't consistently string together solid races. Just when you think he is ready to dominate the race and spring himself in the championship, a gearbox issue followed by an oil line failure killed his race. He'll be back in Milwaukee where he hopefully doesn't get downed by a phantom penalty.
Alex Tagliani
Tags and Bryan Herta Autosport are not having the best of seasons. Tags comes home a dismal P22. A complete 180 from last year at Texas after they captured the pole. Tags and Co. need to pull it together.
Graham Rahal
I was expecting so much more from Graham Rahal, who was two laps from winning the 2012 Firestone 550. Instead, Graham couldn't have been higher than 20th all night. Something needs to be figured out for the driver who should be fighting for the championship.
Another bad showing on an oval. Honda is beginning to make a habit of it. Plus, I'm a little peeved that Pippa Mann's Honda let go after a whopping four laps. I know that's a part of racing, but come on...
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Scott Goodyear
Now, I won't begin to bash ABC. They think that our product, Indycar, is good enough to be shown on their network that reaches millions of people. Yes there are a lot of commercials and some questionable tactics used during the race, but I appreciate all they do for Indycar. Having said that, they can control the guys in the booth. I personally love Eddie Cheever and all of the insight he brings. He does exude enthusiasm and knows a thing or too. Marty Reid is meh but I respect him. Scott Goodyear is Utterly horrible. It's like listening to a pig whose only food choice as an infant was glue trying to explain racing. He is redundant, un-enthused, and painful to listen to. I'd love to see Parker Johnstone return to the booth but maybe that's just me. Get lost Goodyear.
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We are leaving Port Wash June 13, Weds Sailing out east to Mystic along Connectoicut
Hope to meet some of you.
I hope to join up with some of you folks this summer. I
t looks like I will be spending most of the summer living aboard my Freedom 33 in Mattituck as I am pretty sure I will not be staying at my current marina in Greenport after the next couple of weeks. I will keep an eye on this thread to see if I can connect with those of you that are passing by my way and hope to be able to arrange to go along with the trip to Block. My schedule is very busy inthe summer as I work on boats but I should be able to put together a couple of weeks to do block and thereabouts. Rick
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Some dates to be aware of:
2010 Block Island Race week is June 21-25. So forget about the weekend before and the weekend after. The next week has July 4 on the following Sunday. So I plan on going to Block the week of July 11.
I haven't worked out the particulars yet. I might leave Sat, July 10 and sail to Mattituck or Greenport. Then I would go to Block on Sunday.
Of course this all depends on the weather.
My crew would be my wife and 3 kids (girls age 15 and 12, boy who is 9).
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Allright folks...time to put in for vacation for this trip. When are we doing it? I think this decision should be based on when when the best weather window is generally present (those of you lifelong LI Sound sailors would know better than me),
|Chef, Mt Sinai is a great harbor, but no anchoring. No room, not permitted. The Yacht club has a couple of guest moorings, and the town dock accepts transients. Port Jeff is right next door with lots of room to anchor.
We are leaving Baltimore/ Annapolis on July 24th with stops at Reedy Island (Delaware River), Cape May, Barneget Light, and Liberty Landing Marina (Ellis Island) along the way. We should be anchored in Mount Siani on July 28th if the weather is reasonable. Our intent is to make the trip to Greenport or Southport in one day. From there we are ging to see what the weather brings before we plan onward. Our intentions if it is good to go to Cuttyhunk from there then Vineyard Haven (Marthas Vineyard), comming back to either New port or Block before heading back down the Sound. We would love to meet up with some of our LI Sailnet contacts along the way.
|Allright folks...time to put in for vacation for this trip. When are we doing it? I think this decision should be based on when when the best weather window is generally present (those of you lifelong LI Sound sailors would know better than me), also at what month or days of the month are the tides going to be in our favor for the longest period of time during daylight hours so we're not navigating through The Race at night, and last but not least, at a time frame where Block won't be as full as race week or 4th of July... Those of you with advanced plotting software and electronic charts that wanna help out with some calculations I would greatly appreciate it. Maybe use Mt. Sinai as a starting point and plan it from there....also, I have space for one or two crew with experience so I don't have to singlehand it the whole way again.
In 2007 I sailed from Mt. Sinai to Montauk, then from Greenport back home to Mt. Sinai a few days later. On a trip like that I will motor if I have to so that I make at least 6 kts. By timing the tides I can average 7 kts SOG. So the trip isn't too bad.
I am looking forward to a trip to Block. I will post again when it gets closer. It would be great if a bunch of us could do it.
|Mt. Sinai to Orient is quite easy in a day. I once managed all the way from Huntington Harbor to Three Mile Harbor in a day -- about 10 hours. This was with a very strong following wind (and some pretty big waves) but without a spinnaker. The big extra push was timing the currents right before and after plum Gut.
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Yes you can definitely make it from Mt. Sinai to Greenport in one day and it should only be about 9 hours. I did the reverse trip from Greenport to Smithtown which is further west than Mt. Sinai and I think it was 11 hour total.
Also Greenport is a really nice little place to stop. I don't know when the last time you were there was but a couple of years ago they built a very nice town marina with floating docks and great facilities. It is located right in town with less than a minute walk to some great restaurants, bars, shops and marine stores such as Preston's.
Marina link: Greenport Village, Long Island, New York
You would have to round Orient Point but I would suggest passing it and going in further to Greenport as there isn't much to do in Orient at all - really just a residential area with a ferry and a restaurant or two.
You do still have to worry about the tides/currents going from Greenport to Block as even though you are not going directly through the Race or Plum Gut you will still get 2.5-3.5 knot currents on either side of them for quite some distance. However since the trip from Greenport to Block is only about 7 hours you can really use these currents to your advantage. Just leave at slack tide and you will have 2-3 knots of current helping you along the entire way. I did the trip from Block to Greenport 3 years ago in my first boat - a small 25 ft day sailer and after the first hour we did an average of 7.5-8 knots over the ground the entire way to Greenport(the boat only did 5.5-6knots over the water).
Mattituck inlet is another nice option if you are leaving from Mt. Sinai. When we go we usually leave Friday late afternoon (so we get an extra day of vacation after work) and with an ebbing tide we make it "dock to dock" to Mattituck in 4 hours. The inlet itself is very pretty and very quiet and almost feels like a small river down south. At dead low you have about 5 feet of water at the lowest spot so if you draw 5' or more you may want to time your entrance. The inlet winds back and forth for about a mile and you have three options - anchor all the way in the back where it opens up into a little circle. It is very pretty back there but can get tight with a lot of boats making the same stop over point. You can also dink into the marina right there and there is a very good but kind of expensive and fancy restaurant right on the green there. Your second option is to stay at the Marina there which is called Matt-A-Mar Marina but I would make reservations in advance and it can be expensive. The third option which we did last year and really had fun was half way down the inlet there is a kind of run down red building with a small dock attached to it. This is actually a pretty good restaurant that you can sit in or outdoors and get some good and relatively inexpensive food. The dock continues next door where there is a real small marina with a side dock to pull up to. Late afternoon and night no one is there so you can tie up, get dinner and leave early the next morning before anyone arrives all for free. If you want to stay in the morning for a little you just pay the office $40.
If you stay at Mattituck it is really important to time the tide and if you do it right you will rocket to Block in about 7.5-8.5 hours and even getting up to 10.5 knots over ground going through the Race. If you time it wrong and leave against the tide you will be doing 2-3 knots over ground for a good 6 hours. The currents are just really strong in the eastern part of the Sound even when you are not near the Race or the Gut but again this could really help you if you sail with them.
So sorry for the long post but I am sitting inside with snow all around freezing my butt off and thinking about this stuff is the only thing exciting right now lol.
Where do you usually visit in the Sound when you come up? How long have you been coming up here? I sail my Morgan 323 "Capricorn" out of Mt. Sinai and my fiance and I usually travel to a different part of the Sound every weekend whether it is CT or LI so we have been just about everywhere in the Sound. Then once a year we try and do a long trip for a week and half out to Block then either go to Newport or some different ports in RI or eastern CT. I think it would be great if we did get a bunch of us together for a trip like this or if not a long one maybe even a weekend cruise while you are up.
If I can help out in any other way with info or suggestions on routes or ports just let me know.
Thanks and have a good one!
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The University of St. Thomas' Franciscan Sisters of the Eucharist will celebrate the 14th annual Tenebrae Service, an ancient Lenten prayer celebrated during the Easter Triduum of Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Holy Saturday. The Tenebrae Service will be held in the Chapel of St. Basil at 6:30 a.m.
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