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At issue with the five-year update of Middlebury's town plan is a crucial question: should the town keep a cap limiting retail stores to 50,000 square feet.
The measure has been part of the town plan for several years now, and was initially adopted to prevent the location of a Wal-Mart, or any other big-box store, to locate on the town's outskirts or become the anchor of another strip-type mall on the town's periphery. If past surveys are an accurate reflection of the public mood, most residents do not want the town to become a haven for big box stores.
MIDDLEBURY — The Middlebury selectboard on Tuesday began to tweak the latest town plan draft, a task based on language changes proposed by citizens at a recent public hearing, but the board decided that other, more substantial revisions will require more discussion.
Among those more substantial revision proposals to be considered further is one to delete a current reference in the plan to a cap of 50,000 square feet for retail stores.
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In an essay written by a Ripton 15-year-old student contemplating the changes she faced moving from her middle school of 26 students to the 600-plus students at Middlebury Union High School, she touched on a striking revelation that many adults would do well to ponder: through her studies she had gained a sensitivity to the world around her.
ADDISON COUNTY — Vergennes avenged an earlier setback to Middlebury to highlight local high school girls' soccer play on Tuesday. In other action, Mount Abe won at home, but Otter Valley could not defend its home turf.
The Commodores edged the visiting Tigers in overtime, 1-0, turning the tables on MUHS, which had defeated them in OT on the road earlier this season.
In the battle against the Eastern equine encephalitis (EEE) virus (two area men died this summer because of it), there is but one hope: to contain the spread of the Culiseta melanura mosquito, and to eradicate it wherever it is found.
BRISTOL — The Mount Abraham Union High School field hockey team posted one of the program's biggest wins in recent years on Tuesday, knocking off previously undefeated South Burlington, 1-0, in Bristol.
The result left the two teams tied for first place in the Metro Conference at 5-1-1 at the regular season's midpoint. The win also extended the Eagles' unbeaten streak to six games and moved them closer to clinching the program's first winning season since 2007, when their five-year Division II championship streak was snapped.
BRANDON — The visiting Woodstock Wasps came out flying on Monday and dealt the Otter Valley Union High School field hockey team its first Division II loss of the year, 3-0.
Woodstock (4-3) dominated the first 20 minutes of the game and scored at 21:28 and 16:11 as the Otters seemed unable, at least early on, to match the Wasps' determination.
The Otters (4-3-1) countered and controlled the final 10 minutes of the first half and long stretches of the second half, earning an 11-4 overall edge in penalty corners.
A lot of people cook a turkey for Thanksgiving. A few people even raise their own. But I'm probably the only person in Addison County who has spent the past week giving her Thanksgiving turkey physical therapy.
See, not long ago a neighborhood dog attacked the four turkeys we raised this summer, killing one and making this one's life flash before her eyes. We put her affairs in order but within two days she had made a miraculous recovery.
It didn't last.
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Skyrocketing fuel costs and disasters in Japan took a bite of out major U.S. airline earnings reported Thursday, but higher fares helped the carriers, including United Continental, meet or beat Wall Street forecasts.
United Continental, parent of United Airlines, posted a quarterly loss and said the decline in demand for travel to Japan following the March 11 earthquake and tsunami lowered its first-quarter passenger revenue by about $30 million.
Low-cost leader, Southwest Airlines, reported a lower quarterly profit on mounting fuel costs that have extended their gains into the second quarter.
"Revenue was up nicely, led mostly by higher ticket prices, while surging fuel costs erased almost all of the profitability," Morningstar analyst Basili Alukos said.
A series of fare increases throughout the airline industry in the first quarter eased the pain of fuel prices that have soared alongside oil. The price of U.S. crude was around $111.00 a barrel on Thursday, having started the year at $91.31.
The Air Transport Association said last week that U.S. airlines may set a record for fuel costs when they report results, paying about $3 billion more so far this year.
"We're looking at fuel cost increases in the 40 percent to 50 percent range versus a year ago right now," Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly told CNBC.
United Continental said the revenue gains it saw in the first quarter were offset by an increase in its fuel tab of 34.5 percent, or $725 million.
On Wednesday, American Airlines parent AMR posted a smaller-than-expected quarterly loss, but soaring fuel prices prompted the carrier to curb capacity later this year.
Delta Air Lines and US Airways were set to report earnings next week.
United Continental shares were down 1.3 percent at $20.74 in early trading, and Southwest's shares fell 1.4 percent, or 17 cents, to $11.46, both on the New York Stock Exchange.
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United Continental, formed last year from a merger of UAL and Continental Airlines, posted a larger quarterly net loss of $213 million, or 65 cents a share, from $82 million, or 49 cents per share, a year earlier.
Excluding $77 million of charges consisting primarily of integration-related costs, the airline said it lost 41 cents per share. On that basis, analysts expected a loss of 48 cents a share, according to Thomson Reuters.
United Continental compares the results of the merged airline with consolidated year-ago results for UAL and Continental. The old United and Continental currently operate as separate airlines, but management is working to combine them iquarter was $3 million, or a penny per diluted share, compared with a loss of $1 million, or nil cents a share.
Analysts expected a gain of a penny per share, according to Thomson Reuters.
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Southwest Airlines said Thursday first quarter net income came to $5 million, or 1 cent a share, compared with $11 million, or 1 cent a share, a year earlier.
Excluding special items, profit came to 3 cents a share, in line with consensus analyst estimates, according to Thomson Reuters.
Quarterly revenue rose 18 percent to $3.1 billion. Total expenses rose 16 percent as fuel and oil costs were up 26 percent.
Southwest expects to acquire low-cost rival AirTran during the second quarter, a deal that will bolster its presence in big U.S. East Coast markets. The carrier also plans to add a larger Boeing 737 plane to its fleet.
JetBlue's net income for the first quarter was $3 million, or a penny per diluted share. This compares to a net loss of $1 million, or nil cents a share, a year ago.
Analysts expected a gain of a penny per share, according to Thomson Reuters. Operating revenue of $1 billion was also in line with Wall Street expectations.
JetBlue paid 34 percent more for fuel over the year-ago period, but it recorded $2 million in hedging gains.
For the second quarter, unit costs, including fuel, are expected to increase between 18 and 20 percent.
Alaska Air, the parent of Alaska Airlines, posted a record quarterly profit, comfortably exceeding analyst expectations. Earnings, excluding special items, of $29.5 million, or 80 cents per diluted share, rose from $13.1 million, or 36 cents per share, in the year-earlier period, the company said on Thursday.
Analysts expected earnings of 71 cents a share, according to Thomson Reuters.
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Schoolandme.com is an Internet portal for primary schools. Each school can have it's own environment. All people related to the school can become user: students, their parents and the schoolteam.
The purpose of the portal is to facilitate the communication between school and parents. It can be used to:
- send messages from the school team to parents (eg. Parents meetings, new personnel);
- send messages from parents to school (my child is ill)
- plan school activities;
- Invoice school bills;
- update contact information.
Later on in the product life cycle, it might grow into a social meeting place for users. The portal will be used in several countries, the name of the portal will be translated into local languages.
all people related to primary schools: teachers, parents, school management etc.
- The people using the tool will have the feeling they are visiting the website of their school. The identity of the platform should be recognisable but not dominant.
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Winerywise™, the Washington Guide to Sustainable Winemaking Practices.
The future of Washington State's wine industry depends on sustainable business and winemaking practices.
To protect and expand our reputation for producing high quality wines, particularly in these times of rapid growth, we must use management practices that respect the long term viability of our wineries and the surrounding environment. Developing management practices that are environmentally sound, economically feasible and socially equitable, builds a solid framework to achieve sustainability and carry our businesses into the future.
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Each of these chapters was written by a wine industry member — winery owners, winery personnel, wine education and researchers - as we wanted to develop these chapters from a practical operations standpoint. Additionally, each chapter has been rigorously reviewed by a number of experts specializing in sustainable practices pertaining to these topics.
The objective of Winerywise™, is to help you through the process of improving sustainability in one or all facets of your winery. If you're building a new winery, you'll learn about how to select LEED AP certified architects. Existing wineries can learn how to increase their energy efficiency, and what programs are available to assist with funding of more energy efficient equipment. You can also learn how to promote your sustainability efforts to your customers and neighbors through community outreach.
While the Winerywise™ Guide is a holistic approach to winery sustainability, it does allow you to select specific topics in which you would like to initiate or improve sustainability practices. For example, you may be most interested in becoming more sustainable in your water management practices — simply go to 'Water Management' and work through the chapter as described in 'Using Winerywise™'. If you decide to incorporate more sustainable practices in all of your winery operations, and/or seek to achieve third-party certification of sustainability, follow all of the Guide chapters.
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Poptropica - Spy Island FAQ
How 2 finish spy island:
First, go to Spy Island. Go to the headquarters and find Director D. Talk
to him and get the decoder kit. Get out and jump to the top of the building.
There will be a guy there. Then translate the message you get from the guy
on top of the headquarters. The coded message says, when Dr. Spyglass points
to a symbol, choose the one that faces in the
OPPOSITE DIRECTION. Then go
to Dr. Spyglasss, the eye doctor, building. Take the eye test but whatever
the doctor points to, choose the E that faces the opposite direction.
(An E facing upwards would mean that you needed to choose an E facing
downwards.) If you did it correctly, he will say I see that Director D has
sent you. Meet me upstairs.
Then he will go to the upstairs room then you will have to get out of the
room and climb the ladder to the left and enter the door. Next go inside and
he will give you a suit that will make you almost invisible.
The suit is called the Chameleon Suit.
The 1st Spy - Then go to the Docks and get the message from the guy in the
trash can. He will give you a message that says, Theres a secret entrance
to the warehouse ON THE ROOF. Now put on your chameleon suit. Climb as high
as you can there and avoid the B.A.D. guards, because if you bump into them
they will knock you over and because they can see you when you move. Youll
find a door. Go in and continue. Be careful of the dogs. Theyll bite you.
Then there is a room you can go in. Then go to the roof and get inside. Go
past the dogs by rushing at them, but not letting them touch you. Then stop.
They cant see you because of your suit, and they will walk on. Do this with
all the dogs. At the bottom, go left. You should see some little platforms
above you. Get on them, and jump to the other side. You should have landed
in some kind of small hidden room. Talk to the tied up spy there to free him.
He will give you a laser pen and a satellite clue.
The 2nd Spy - Now leave the warehouse and go back to Main Street. Then go all
the way to the right and go to Balding Avenue. If you continue to the right
you will see a guy wearing green camouflage. Talk to him and hell give you
a message that says, Theres a top B.A.D. agent in Bistro. To access the B.A.D.
control center youll need his FINGERPRINT. Keep going right until you get
to a place called B.A.D. Bistro. Take off your suit and go in (The chameleon
suit isnt allowed inside.). Go all the way to the right to the kitchen and
talk to the chef. Ask to apply for the job and he will tell you that you need
to pass a test. Its simply a game of Simon Says. If you win the game then hell
give you a chefs hat and if you win, you become a chef, if you lost, try again.
Then you go to the table with people at it and click on the guy with the mustache.
Hell ask you to fill up his glass. Youll get the glass with his fingerprint on
it. Go back into the kitchen and jump on the fridge then jump on the shelf and
there will be an opening above you. Go through it and jump from lamp to lamp till
you get to the wall. Then fall to the ground and get out of the room. Go right
and youll see another guy in camouflage. Talk to him and hell give you an item
-Secret Letter - that you must decode. It looks like a bunch of random words.
Thats because
it is! All you need to do is read the first letter of every line
and it reads DONT TRUST DIRECTOR D. Now continue right and go to Toupee Terrace.
Then you have to carefully get to the top of the house without getting zapped.
It may seem hard at first but once you get the hang of it, its pretty easy.
When you get to the top youll find a window with bars in front of it. Get in
front of the window and it will show a close up of the window. Your mouse is
now the laser pen. Click on the bars to cut them to pieces. Then youll be able
to get in. Go inside, and youll be in the attic. Now go left and you will see
another secret agent tied up there. Free him and he will give you an item -
Grappling Bowtie. This will help you reach high heights. Hell also give
you another satellite clue.
The 3rd Spy - Get out and go back to Balding Avenue. Now go as high as you can
using the grappling bowtie. (To use the grappling bowtie just click on the bowtie
on the bottom left and click which way you want to go.) Go up to the rooftops.
Use your grappling bowtie to try to grab another platform. Be careful, theres
a B.A.D. guard there. Now use your grappling bowtie to try to grab another
platform or antenna at the top left. Talk to the guy there. Now aim your bowtie
to the far right and try to grab another antenna. When you swing over there and
are directly above the building click again (at the top of the screen) so that
they let go of the rope. Otherwise they will swing back.
Then enter the tube thing. You are now in a greenhouse. It is recommended that
you take off your Bowtie, because wearing it will make this part more difficult.
Go to the far right and you will see a cherry bomb tree. Click on the cherry
bomb and move the cherry bomb left. Now push it to the flower thing on the
ground and it will bounce it to a higher floor. Get on that floor and push it
to the left till it falls on the lower platform. Push it onto the other bouncy
flower thing and it will go to a higher platform. Go to that platform, (Watch
out for the flytraps. It will throw you off!) and finally it to the cage with
the spy agent girl trapped in inside. Now push the cherry bomb in front of the
cage and wait until it blows up. When it does, the cage door breaks and the
girl is free. The spy will give you a pair of Ultra-Vision Goggles and the
last satellite clue.
Director D. - Now leave the greenhouse and go back to Balding Avenue. Move
right and go to Toupee Terrace. Go all the way to the right again until you
reach the B.A.D. control center. Go to the B.A.D. Control Center, and put
on your ultra-vision goggles. You will see that the zaps are timed, so you
will know when it is safe to go. Move along to the right, then when you reach
a dead end, move up. Soon you should see a door.
Click it and use the fingerprint on the glass to unlock it. Once youre inside
the room, climb up the platforms, avoiding all zaps. When you reach the top
you will see a computer. Click on it and enter the passwords, or passcodes.
The three passwords for the teleporter are
1: laser
2: hair
3: removal.
Then Director D. will show his true self. Go into the teleporter and Director
D. will say something. Then his mini bots will come out. To destroy the mini
bots lead them to those yellow orbs when their plugs hit it they will explode.
There will be 4 minibots, and there are 4 yellow orbs - one on the bottom right,
one on the bottom left, one on the top right and one on the top left. Use your
bowtie to help you get to the top parts. When Director D. fights you with his
machine, make it crash onto the ceiling four times. To do this, get onto the
top of the machine while it is moving and wait for it to crash, or make your
way up to the ceiling (wit your grappling bowtie) and hang in there.
The machine will be along and it will crash.
(You will know when a crash was successful if you see the word CRUNCH.)
The Reward - When you defeat Director D., you will be brought back to the
headquarters. The top secretary in the spy headquarters will present you with
your reward, the island medallion. Congratulations, youve completed the Spy
Island Quest! Director D. will be locked up in a little prison cell inside
headquarters, and you will be the new director! Your agent name will be based
on Director , depending on what your last name is in Poptropica.
So, for example, if your Poptropicans name is Scary Tomato (thats me),
you would be Director Tomato after you defeat Director D.
However, this is only your agent name - when youre in multiplayer battle/chat
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Good news came from the PlayStation Blog today. One of the most-asked for PSone-era RPGs is being released on the PlayStation Network as a PSone Classic: The Legend of Dragoon. Released in the west in 2000, The Legend of Dragoon was a late, great entry to the original PlayStation's epic RPG roster, and was produced by none other than the legendary Shuhei Yoshida, who is now President of SCE Worldwide Studios.
While The Legend of Dragoon's imminent release onto the PSN is news in and of itself (it will come out on May 1st for a yet-undisclosed sum of money), even bigger news was tucked away in the post. It appears that a sequel to the game was once in development.
"I still occasionally hear from fans of The Legend of Dragoon, and many want to know if there is a sequel," Yoshida admitted. "LOD2 was put into preproduction after I left the Japan Studio, but was eventually cancelled for some unknown reason, and the team members moved on to different projects."
Oh, what could have been...
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While the world sleeps, the Dispatch is published.
My summation of the recent events is presented in the 102nd edition of the CC Dispatch.
In addition, it includes all our regular sections:
Mess Hall and Interrogation Room, which includes SoC Strategy, the Mafia insider, and the ever-popular Interrogation.
Platoon Report covers all aspects of the Clan scene, and includes a record six articles this time!
War Games, which tells you everything you want to know about the Tournament world, including the TPA update, a whole raft of mini-interviews, and much more.
Cartographic Surveillance is the Foundry beat, and this issue's emphasis is on maps in development.
Finally, our Next Mission Brief includes such things as the closing credits, information on how to subscribe, and an invitation to participate in the next Interrogation.
Please enjoy what our many devoted writers have prepared for you! In total there are a staggering nineteen articles in this issue, which I believe is a record. I'm glad we went to the new multi-post format -- there is zero chance that we could have squeezed all this into the old single-post newsletter.
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Today is the final day of official contact-but-no-contract courtship between NFL teams and representatives for players. Starting tomorrow, it becomes serious. Starting tomorrow at 4 p.m., players are able to sign with new teams.
The past few days?
The agent wild west.
As most NFL teams don't tell the media anything (rightfully so) about their plans for signing other teams' players at the opening of free agency, all the information is coming from agents. And some of that is misinformation.
"Love my agent counterparts for putting out such an awesome account of misinformation re: players, team interests, and team free agent activity," agent C.J. LaBay of Relativity Sports, tweeted on Sunday evening.
He's right. Many agents want to create buzz for their clients because buzz can raise the price on players. So a player who has talked to one team other than his own can be said to be "talking to multiple teams showing serious interest, according to a source."
And, of course, the teams are not identified. And the agent doesn't have to put his name behind the information.
And the media (me) publishes it because teams don't typically confirm or deny the information and thus do not correct the record whenever such information is only tangential to the truth.
Yes, there are many upright, honest and professional agents who deal straight with the media. Not everyone works the same. But to suggest the scenario I just shared with you never plays out excludes the whole truth from what's happening through today.
So as with free agency for teams, buyer beware with the information out there.
That said:
There is some information about the Dolphins market that merits consideration as Tuesday draws nearer.
1. The Dolphins interest in Eugene Monroe was cooler than expected. Yes, they showed interest over the weekend but it was not the full-on courting of the player many believed would be the hottest LT talent available.
Apparently, teams were lukewarm on Monroe for some reason -- maybe they didn't like his price tag that was married to his uneven play in 2013 and lack of overpowering physical presence.
2. Branden Albert was apparently the hottest commodity expected to come available. A handful of teams had him as the best LT about to hit the market and the Dolphins are one of those teams. Perhaps it is price point, a more even ability to run as well as pass block ... I don't know. Obviously it is not his age (29) vs. Monroe (26).
3. The Dolphins believe they are going to get Albert. Does that mean a deal is done? No. Does that mean one will get done 100 percent? No. But is it likely? Yes. And the talk on the annual average salary is between $9-$10 million per season.
4. The Dolphins were also interested in Jared Veldheer as something of a backup option at LT. And his price tag is expected to be between $7-$8 million per season.
5. The Dolphins are doing work at the safety position. Agent Drew Rosenhaus said on WSVN's Sunday night sports show in Miami that he and the Dolphins have talked about a contract for free agent Louis Delmas. Meanwhile, Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reported Sunday evening that the Dolphins are "showing real interest" in Jairus Byrd of the Buffalo Bills.
That's interesting if true because Byrd is expecting a contract that averages between $8-$9 million per season. Let me repeat: Jairus Byrd wants a contract that would pay about $36 million over four years and that would include between $16-$18 million in guaranteed money.
So are the Dolphins serious about that?
I remind you that last year the Dolphins signed Reshad Jones to a four-year extension worth $29.36 million with $15 million in guaranteed money. They are not cutting Jones because that would mean approximately $13 million in dead money.
So the Dolphins are going to have a starting safety duo that represents approximately $16 million in average annual salary? They're going to tie up eight percent of the $133 million cap on two players, neither of which scores touchdowns for a living?
And in the meantime, they've got questions about who starts at cornerback opposite Brent Grimes?
Look, I love Jairus Byrd as a player. As I've written, the man is a turnover machine. He averages one turnover every two games. And then I found out what his asking price is.
And it gave me pause.
Adding Byrd makes a ton of sense when you're not already paying big bucks at the other safety spot. He's a big luxury.
Very big.


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Firaxis, best known for their work on the popular XCOM and Civilization games, are jumping into mobile with their first iPad title, Haunted Hollow. We checked it out at GDC 2013 with their publisher 2K, and it's shaping up to be really interesting. Two players face off at opposite ends of an unsuspecting village in large haunted mansions. Each player takes turns summoning monsters, sending them to the town, and scaring its hapless inhabitants. In the process, players gather fear points which are used to expand their mansion and create bigger baddies, and in turn control new neighborhoods of the village. Players also have to create some more aggressive monsters to fend off the opposing player's and the town's angry mob which invariably rises up against the haunted houses. The player which controls the whole town with fear wins.
Haunted Hollow is free to play, but players can pay to unlock new families of haunted houses, each with their own unique flavor and abilities. That set-up, along with the asynchronous multiplayer, reminded me an awful lot of Hero Academy, and that's generally a good thing. It helps that the game is very family-friendly, so you can pass-and-play in the living room.
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Welcome to Lake Winnipesaukee
One of my favorite movies ever is "What About Bob." For those unfamiliar with this comic masterpiece, Bob (Bill Murray) is a lunatic who follows Leo Marvin, his psychiatrist (Richard Dreyfus), to his summer vacation home in New Hampshire. Mayhem ensues, and by the end of the movie Dr. Marvin has tried to murder Bob, accidentally blowing up his own vacation cottage. Leo ends up in a catatonic state, and Bob marries the doctor's sister.
Two minor characters in the film are the Guttmans who are angry at Dr. Marvin and spend most of the movie in a small rowboat on the lake near Dr. Marvin's house, alternatively shaking their fists in outrage and cheering any misfortune that befalls him.
I thought of the Guttmans recently while reading my belovedChestnut Hill Local when I came across a letter by a disgruntled citizen who claimed to be speaking on behalf of the plants and animals who live nearby. In the same letter it was alleged that a nun from Chestnut Hill College was a bald-faced liar who had deceived the zoning authorities.
I'm sorry, but I find this funny. This is just a minor recent example. It doesn't seem to matter whether it is a food store or a medical clinic or children's romper room, there are always the Guttmans, chanting like a Greek chorus nearby.
Margaret Mead said "never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world." Implied is the notion that the same group can try to make sure that the world never changes. We have a lusty noisy democracy in these parts for which I remain grateful, but occasionally there are moments that make me smile.
For now, I will continue to read the Chestnut Hill Local and eagerly await the results of the legal deposition of the local flora and fauna.
John Good
Fresh Market is one market too many
In his May 5 letter to the editor, Brian Powell rejects the idea of another food market. I agree with him. We have many fine food choices and another market on Germantown Avenue will increase vehicular traffic. Housing sounds good. This will also increase pedestrian traffic, which makes the Avenue appear more vibrant.
Maggie Wollman
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We learned too late to change our story of Cantina Feliz in last week's Local that this new Fort Washington restaurant is taking steps to reduce its noise level.
We recently visited another restaurant with the same noise potential but with an acoustical tile ceiling, and the effect was notably quieter. Since Cantina Feliz is doing something similar, we did not want the "unduly noisy" perception to go uncorrected.
Missy and Dick Lee
Mockery of orchestra 'indefensible'
The article by Mr. Harris mocking the Philadelphia Orchestra, its financial difficulties and symphonic music in general was in bad taste, not even remotely humorous and certainly not defensible on the basis that everyone is entitled to his own opinion. No doubt the article, if read by anyone, was perceived as an insult to the many orchestra and classical music lovers among your subscribers.
Shame on you, Chestnut Hill Local, for publishing such drivel and for adding an Editor's note suggesting that you agree that the Orchestra's plight is a fit topic for bad humor. Ridicule is never good journalism.
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Gwyneth gorges on marshmallows
How can I watch this in Canada?
Gwyneth Paltrow joins Jamie Oliver and Jimmy Doherty tonight on Food Fight Club and she's challenged to eat as many marshmallows as possible while saying "Chubby Bunny" in order to prove that she regularly eats more than the men she eats with. Some of you won't believe her. I actually do believe her. Not because I'm defending her honesty but because that is exactly how G lords her sh-t over the world.
Of course I eat without limits. All my life I have. When I was younger, it didn't affect me because genetically I've been blessed to have a certain body. And I can do that and still look like this because, well, I just work out harder than anyone else. Two hours a day, every day, in my private studio.
Here's G arriving at Heathrow from LA in a red coat and sparkly boots the other day. She switched off with Chris who then went to New York to perform at the 12-12-12 concert. PS. She would want me to remind you that Michael Stipe was her friend first.
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2013-03-04 • Dr. Shirley Jackson
Start: 12:08:14
Daviss: Afternoon alt!
alt: hello Daviss, how are you this 'morning'?
Daviss: eh... lol what about you
alt: breakfeast, coffee & ready for a big day?
Daviss: breakfast and coffee but not sure how anxious I am to get out of the house I need to go to the post office but I just don't feel like buldoging as yet
Seventies: Davis.. before you leave the house, what are you supposed to do??? Hi alt...
Daviss: heyyyyyyyyyyy
alt: me neither, it's a little chilly here and I would like to stay in today, but Momma wants to go and visit her money at the 'slots'.
Seventies: LOL alt
Daviss: G'afternoon Ms Seventies
alt: Hello Seventies
Seventies: Ooppsss hi alt and Daviss..
Daviss: ok just finished seventies lol
Seventies: GREAT! So proud of you!
Daviss: lol lol lol it was kind of like one potato two potato but I forgot the three potato more
Seventies: lol
Daviss: however my mission is to get that done before 11:am
Seventies: Don't forget whatever you do, add a little more each day to how long you're doing the exercise. 5 more mins. work you way up in time.
Daviss: alt I am trying to exercise lol
Seventies: She's trying to get herself together for the summer...
alt: exercise... what's that?
Seventies: LOL And for her future husband.... Or boyfriends... lol
Daviss: the young whipper snapper is in control of my plans ha!
Seventies: ok then .. sugar daddy! lol
Daviss: hahahahahaha
Seventies: Ok enough jokes.. lol
alt: am I allowed in this conversation? LOL LOL
Seventies: Alright Dr. Shirley Jackson will be speaking here for Women's History Month... very excited.. lol LOL alt.. well just tread lightly friend... lol Tickets are $10...
Daviss: hello deannie
deannie: I'm early today
alt: hello deannie,
Seventies: Hi deannie
deannie: How is everyone
Seventies: Great!
deannie: seventies i have gone on the The Griot Famly/facebook pages...I checking it out to get information.....
Daviss: when I was about 7 or 8 I went to Texas to visit aunt.. I stayed for that school year
Seventies: Okay Thanks for visiting! My research mainly focuses on the Miss-Lou region SW MS & SE LA
Daviss: The girl across the street was my playmate. here is a blog that I wrote of one of our escapades. I wrote it several years ago
Seventies: deannie, let me know if you have any MS questions.
alt: Hello Ms Selma
Selma: Good morning folks..alt, daviss, deannie and seventies.. Oops .. afternoon
deannie: Can I have your email address....alt and daviss knows that I am a good person ....lol
Seventies: firstname.lastname@example.com
Daviss: Well yesterday I got a friend request on FB. I saw the name that was shortened and a last name that I did not recognize. But my gut said her name loud and clear....
deannie: Ok thanks
Seventies: Well, I'ma read this after I eat this lunch..
alt: thats a funny story Daviss
Daviss: I instant msg her and asked if she was who I thought Lord behold it was her after 60 years
Selma: Wow... How wonderful
Seventies: that's great... but I'ma have to talk about you regarding that Communion.. lol UR a mess Daviss! lol
Daviss: I don't know how in the world she found me but I was quite overwhelmed and happy
Seventies: Your blog! lol
Daviss: heyyy can I help it if I started out early lol Hi selma
Selma: My mother and her best friend from 80 years ago are still in contact by phone..friend lives in Boston
Daviss: Thats awesome Selma!!!
Selma: We want to take my Mom to Boston this summer
alt: with the 'Net as it is, we can't hide from our past .. folks can find us if they search hard enough.
Daviss: yes but the names are so different now
alt: that would be a wonderful gift & experience for your mother Selma
Seventies: wow... that's a long time Selma. Your mom is in her 80's right?
Selma: 90's..seventies
Seventies: Ok
Daviss: I know a more than a few people named Rose but for some reason Rosemary was in my mind
Selma: She musta heard you thinking about her Daviss
Seventies: Yes indeed...
alt: I just saw where the HS yearbook for my Junior year is online.....
Daviss: uh oh
Selma: Are you in it alt?
alt: oh yeah Selma.... several photos, scary too LOL LOL
Seventies: where? so we can all look... I had a typical 80's look.. so embarassing.
Selma: All those looks look dated...when you age..
alt: Classmates.com Piqua, Ohio HS 1951 Seventies
deannie: How cutie were you alt Are you a member of Classmates
Daviss: is that a pay site
Seventies: It took a little bit for alt to get some age on him. just 'some'... lol
deannie: I have all of my yearbooks...I know that they would be important to me..so I made sure that my daughter brought her's.....my niece did not get her now she looking for people So of the things you can see, and some you can't....also try Tree52.com
Daviss: I dont see it yet
alt: great move deannie, I'm sure it is greatly appreciated now.
Daviss: No idea what I am missing
deannie: Yes...when we have class reunion we bring them so that see ourself....Wendell Phillips class of 1971....Go Wildcates
alt: I'm on pages 78/79, 82/83, 84/85 these are athletic teams... there are other pages too http://www.classmates.com/yearbooks/Piqua-High-School/228797?page=1
deannie: This year my classmates turn 60 lol....so I trying to get as many members to come a fundraiser the school gives every year
Seventies: I just checked and mine is NOT there! Woo Hoo!!!
deannie: I think mine is.....I'm checking now
Daviss: ok is this a paysite
Seventies: yes it is.
alt: they try to get you to pay Daviss, if you want a copy and/or specific photos, or a yearbook
deannie: I forget I'm at work, they have block the site
Seventies: Is it just me, but are there quite a few people AA's researching in South Carolina?
Daviss: oh ok
alt: there seems to be a lot of interest by SC researchers Seventies
Seventies: By the numbers, there are several families in Alabama and Mississippi, I would think that there would be more MS researchers..
deannie: We have a South Carolina Group in Evanston, Il (there is a large number of South Carolinians living there.
Seventies: More African Americans..
Daviss: Grrrrrrr
Seventies: hold on Daviss.
alt: In this area most AA's with 'deep south' roots are from AL & GA, very few from the other States like MS, LA, SC, etc.
deannie: I have to run my lunch is up....have a great day....Hey Alt…Chicago is expecting about 6 inch of snow tonight I will be thinking about you on my skis tomorrow lol
Seventies: Even today AA's make up quite a large population of MS even AFTER the Great Migration. That says a lot to me.
Daviss: I think I am about to get booted again sheesh
Seventies: ok deannie... lol Your computer my cell phone.. egh
alt: bye deannie
Selma: Bye deannie stay warm I am hoping we get an inch or two on Thursday, just cause
Seventies: I need to go too. I'm tired of my co-worker trying to talk to me at lunch about work. I'll leave it at that... Ok talk to you all later.
alt: you're weird Selma,,, 2 inches of snow, just because LOL LOL
Selma: Cause it looks pretty..then I want it to melt..
alt: now I heard that, hurry up and melt LOL
Selma: Ok folks time for me to run..have a great day
vkn: Howdy Deannie


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Losing weight can seem like a daunting task. You have to remain consistent with your efforts and give it your all if you want to be able to see any type of results. This is a lot easier said than done for many. Most of us have a hectic schedule that appears not to be fitness friendly. Add in the fact that people want immediate results and do not put in as much effort as they should. So, how can we get back on track and give our fitness routines all the effort and energy it needs to be successful? We have to stay motivated, and we need to find that one thing that gives us the push we need when we need it. So, here are just a few techniques you can try to help you stay motivated during your weight loss journey.
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Believe in yourself. You need to be your biggest cheerleader. You need to stay positive and surround yourself with positivity. If you believe that you can do it, then you will do it. However, if you do not think you can do it, then you will fail. So, stay positive and push yourself to get the results that you want. Remember, with a little hard work you can do it!
Reward yourself. You have to take notice of the little things. Every accomplishment is progress and should be treated as such. Just because you have not reached your weight loss goal, does not mean other things should not be celebrated. If you were able to run an extra lap, added five more pounds to your normal strength training routine or added ten more reps to your usual workout, then you should acknowledge it and reward yourself. You can buy some new clothes, get together with friends or take some quality time for you.
Try not to compare your progress to other's progress. It is hard to do this when you are at the gym. You may see others around you that you think are easily achieving their goals. However, you are doing yourself a huge disservice by comparing yourself to others. We are all different and our bodies react differently to different stimuli. The people you are comparing yourself to may have been working out much longer than you, have different goals or be at a different fitness level than you. You do not know what their story is, so focus on you and your progress. You need to be proud of the accomplishments you are making and use others progress as a motivator if you see that they have reached their goals already.
It can be a long, hard road when it comes to trying to lose weight, but if you stick with it and put in the time and effort needed, you will achieve your goals. So, get out there, get motivated and get the body that you want.


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I refuse to be negative about the Sabres.
Yes, it's been a weird year and they haven't lived up to the hype and expectations. But those expectations were put on them by an external source.
I'm not saying Terry Pegula was wrong to boldly declare we'd be going where no major Buffalo sports franchise has gone before and actually win a championship, but there was going to be some fallout from it and it wasn't going to happen right away.
Especially after the miracle of last year's run to the playoffs, then the offseason acquisitions and everyone pegging the Sabres as being a beast of the East and one of the top teams – on paper.
As Ryan Miller said in a recent interview, the Sabres were never that team. They were a young team with talent and tons of upside, but they'd have to gel into Cup contender.
Then they were smacked with the plague of injuries.
To come back from the unfortunate first half of the year like they did is nothing short of astonishing, and all the gems we've found along the way (like Marcus Foligno, Cody Hodgson, Ennis really coming into his own, etc.) has added to the run.
Maybe they'll get lucky and make the playoffs yet, or maybe maybe not. Of course, I'd love to get to watch some bonus hockey and see how they do, but I'm not going to let it get me down about the future of this team.
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The Sabres were not going for broke and selling out just to win this year. Over the course of the next 5 years, the Sabres are going to be stacked and could easily dominate their division during that time. This isn't 2005-2007 where we're good for a couple of years and then lose our two best guys in Drury and Briere.
The problem is the public perception of the masses. Of course I'm not talking about our educated BSN readership or other hardcore Sabres fans, but the general sporting world is pretty binary: you're either great or you suck.
The Sabres recently lost 2 close games, one to a stellar Penguins team and the other to an admittedly crappy Leafs squad. But the Sabres were on a tear before that, having won 5 in a row – you can't win 'em all. And one could argue that the Leafs will play the Sabres tough whenever, plus they were in their home building.
They're the same team as they were before they lost those 2 games. Quite frankly, I was surprised they hung in there with the Pens as well as they did.
The Sabres can easily turn this right back around and win their last three games. Maybe two will be all they need, or two and an OT point.
For this season at least, the Sabres have burned their boats behind them and there is no retreat. They can go forward and play their best hockey with their backs to the wall.
There are 3 games left and Washington has left the door open a crack by losing last night. The Sabres play hard and get in, or they don't. I'm hoping they make it of course, but if they don't I'm not going to let it affect the positive outlook of where this team is headed. We've got at least one more week of Sabres hockey left and I'm going to savor it.
If the Sabres lose tonight however, my tune may change a bit. Ask me how I'm feeling tomorrow…
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Patch 5.0.5 Hotfixes - September 12
Patch 5.0.5 Build 16057
Patch 5.0.5 Build 16057 is headed our way at some point in the near future. It contains no significant changes, making it likely just bugfixes and changes that couldn't be hotfixed.
Mists of Pandaria Mage Class Guide
Our friends over at Fatboss made a nice long video guide to the different Mage talents, spells, and glyphs. Let them know if you liked it and want to see more!
Upcoming Developer Chat
If you were not able to get your questions answered during the Reddit Q&A, you will have another chance! The developers are doing another chat over at BestBuy on Tuesday, September 18th at 6 PM CST. This time the format will be a moderated text based chat.
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From The Files Of September 9, 1993
The Friends of Tonoloway Primitive Baptist Church will hold a special program at the church September 19. The service, entitled "Remembering The Indian Raids Of The Seventeen Fifties" will re-enact a 1750s church service during which one of the members returns to Tonoloway after escaping captivity by the Indians.
Plans for the new McDonald's franchise for McConnellsburg are apparently moving along as the company continues to be involved in the various permitting stages of the project. According to the permit issued, the project will cost approximately $240,000. Although McDonald's will construct and own the building, Delamor Enterprises, a Franklin County proprietorship, owned and operated by Steve Delamater, will hold the franchise. Local businessman Ray Koontz will lease the land for the restaurant.
McConnellsburg Borough Council voted to crack down on curfew violators and on hazardous parking in the borough at their regular meeting on September 1.
A Hagerstown man was charged last week in the January 12, 1989, murder of his girlfriend, Shawn Ann Reitz, who was a 1985 graduate of Southern Fulton High School. Richard Simmons, 26, Hagerstown, was arraigned before District Justice Ommert in Greencastle September 1 on a charge of criminal homicide and was placed in the Franklin County Prison without bail pending a preliminary hearing on September 9. He is charged in the January 1989 shooting death of Reitz at their second-floor apartment at 2226 Leitersburg Pike in Antrim Township. She was found shot to death at the apartment after Simmons had called police late that afternoon to report that he had found Reitz's body on the bedroom floor.
Dick Decker won the 1993 Club Championship for the first time at Great Cove Golf Club.
Bradley True of Warfordsburg and Tammy Smith of Warfordsburg were united in marriage May 7. The ceremony took place at sunset at Diamond Head State Park's beach in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Birth at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomas Sr. of Neelyton on September 4.
Deaths: Walter Hockensmith, Harrisonville; Jayneel Fleck, Three Springs; Dotte Rouzer, Fort Littleton; Kenneth Stull, Waynesboro.
30 Years Ago
From The Files Of September 22, 1983
An artist in Fulton County, Mark Twain Noe, has spent the past six years capturing Fulton County on his canvases and he is now having his first oneman showing. Noe's paintings of Fulton County and other scenes will be on display at the Benjamin Art Gallery in Hagerstown.
Mercersburg Academy opened its 91st year last Tuesday with 289 students.
From all over the state, 376 bicycle riders converged on McConnellsburg this past weekend to compete in the state Bicycle Motocross Championship, which was held at Mc- Connellsburg BMX track. Christopher Seiders, son of Dolly Seiders, McConnellsburg, won the state championships for the 7-year-old expert class. He won all three heats in his age group to take the title over some impressive competition. Ryan Richards, 6, son of Deborah and Denny Richards of McConnellsburg, came in second in the 6-and-under expert class. Winning the novice classes, for which there was no state championships, were Shawn Kobel and Kevin Truax. Coming in second in the 8-year-old novice class was Bobby Lynn, and Brian Robinson, 8, took fifth in the novice class.
Clarence Smith and Sgt. Alan R. Layton were united in marriage August 6 at Whips Cove United Church of Christ. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith Jr., Sacramento, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Layton, Warfordsburg.
Lloyd Fleming celebrated his 92nd birthday on September 13.
Specials at the IGA: Green Giant canned vegetables, 4 for $2; Parkay margarine, two 1-lb. pkgs., 89 cents; Wheaties, $1.59; Pillsbury instant potatoes, 99 cents; Shake and Bake, 99 cents.
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Diehl of Warfordsburg on September 10; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kaplan of McConnellsburg on September 10; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McCommons of Shade Gap on September 11; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Morris of Hancock on September 11; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Domke of Burnt Cabins on September 13.
Death: Phillip Foor, Everett; Ruth Clark, Warfordsburg; Ella Melius Hunt, Pomona, Calif.; Helen G. Rogers, Huntingdon; Travis L. McCusker, McConnellsburg.
40 Years Ago
From The Files Of September 20, 1973
Harry Kendall, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Kendall of McConnellsburg, died Monday in Washington County Hospital from a severe head injury received in a motorcycle accident on Sunday. The accident occurred on the farm property of his sister and brother-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Richards, north of McConnellsburg. "Bait," as he was familiarly known, was riding the cycle on a dirt road behind the barn when it hit an iron gate against which he was thrown head first.
Bob Lowry, owner of Lowry Chevrolet on Lincoln Way East, broke ground last week for his new garage and showroom north of town at the Route 30 bypass and Route 522 intersection.
The Wells Tannery community building was the setting for the surprise 25th wedding anniversary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Rankin Souders of Wells Tannery. The celebration was hosted by their daughters on August 25, with approximately 60 members of the family and close friends attending.
Mrs. Marian Hess Sprenkle and her husband, Lester S. Sprenkle, Windsor, Pa., have just returned from an extensive trip to Athens, Greece; Cairo, Egypt; Ethiopia, Kenya, Zambia and Rhodesia, Africa. They returned to the states from Bulawayo, Africa, and Johannesburg, Africa, by way of the Canary Islands, Lisbon, Portugal and Rome, Italy, to New York.
Specials at the IGA: IGA cake mixes, 4 for $1; IGA frozen meat pies, 4 for $1; golden sweet potatoes, 15 cents lb.; Jif peanut butter, 49 cents; Maxwell House instant coffee, $1.19.
Births at the Medical Center: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hann of Hustontown September 6; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Densberger of Nescopeck on September 9; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Hann of Harrisonville on September 11; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Truax of Hustontown on September 11; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Donald McDaid of Hustontown on September 11; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garland of Needmore on September 12; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert House of Hustontown on September 12; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Claude Truax of Berkeley Springs on September 13; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Strait of Six Mile Run on September 13; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barnhart of Hancock on September 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cornelius of Hustontown have announced the marriage of their daughter, Melissa June, to Michael Patrick Murphy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Murphy of Reading.
Pictured in this issue is Coast Guard Rear Adm. Helmer S. Pearson being congratulated by Rear Adm. Robert W. Goehring after Adm. Pearson assumed command recently of First Coast Guard District in Boston. Adm. Pearson is married to the former Nell Mellott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rankin Mellott of Websters Mill.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Palmer of Warfordsburg celebrated their silver wedding anniversary on September 11.
A surprise birthday party was held September 10 for Mrs. Catharine Mellott, McConnellsburg, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Preston Mellott, for her 70th birthday.
Deaths: Mrs. Mary Fisher, McConnellsburg; Mrs. Mary Breakall, Hancock; Mrs. Lillian Barmont, McConnellsburg; Mrs. Daisy Truax, Needmore; Glenn B. Wildoner, Pittsburgh.
50 Years Ago
From The Files Of September 26, 1963
Many local residents were roused form sleep after midnight on Sunday by the noise of the crash and the wail of the local fire siren, following the collision of a car with a trailer-truck rig at the intersection of routes 30 and 522 in McConnellsburg. The car was demolished when the trailer overturned on the car's roof.
Bertha Rotz was the winner of the ninth $100 Silver Dollar Jackpot held Saturday evening at the courthouse.
Charles Ronald and Elizabeth Lodge Bookheimer announce the birth of a son, Brian David, on September 18 at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown.
Ronald James Pool of Fort Littleton and Sandra Lee Fox of McConnellsburg applied for a marriage license at the local courthouse the past week.
Army Pfc. George W. Wible, 18, Hustontown, recently participated in Exercise Lion Vert, held in Central Europe.
Ray L. Swadley, radarman second class, USN, of Needmore, participated in the traditional "stepping of the mast" ceremony recently conducted aboard the USS Stickell, a radar picket destroyer undergoing conservation at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard.
Births: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brady of Big Cove Tannery on September 9; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ramsey of Harrisonville on September 11; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patton of McConnellsburg on September 11; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Purnell of Wells Tannery on September 12; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Deremer of Friedens on September 12; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Clair Hollenshead of Needmore on September 13; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fahnestock of Mc- Connellsburg on September 14; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Rohm of McConnellsburg on September 14; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Stahl of Mercersburg on September 18; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rodgers of Harrisonville on September 20; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bard of Needmore on September 21; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Deshong of McConnellsburg on September 21; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Gail Sheffield of Mc- Connellsburg on September 21.
60 Years Ago
From The Files Of September 24, 1953
A man giving his name as James Headrick got off a bus in McConnellsburg last week with a heartwarming story concerning two local boys who were reported as missing in action in Korea. The soldier claimed the two men, Richard Akers and Richard Matthews, were still in Korean camps and that he had seen them recently, apparently well and in good health. After raising the hopes of the Russell Akers and Charles Matthews families here, he went on his way to Detroit, where he told a similar story to another family and then again to a second family there. The second family in Detroit became suspicious of the man and entertained him until they got in touch with the Federal Bureau of Investigation. FBI agents found him to be a "four-flusher" and placed him under arrest. It was also discovered that his surname is Lee and not Headrick, which he used when contacting the families of missing persons.When asked by the FBI why he did it, he said, "I like to make people happy."
Tiny Wright and his orchestra will play for dancing at the local American Legion home on Saturday night.
Miss Olive B. Wible and Mrs. Raymond C. Wible spent Sunday and Monday with the latter's daughter, Marian, who is a student nurse in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Annie Prosser Metz of Philadelphia left last Thursday by plane for Los Angeles where she is visiting a nephew, Dean Lesher. Mrs. Metz is well known in McConnellsburg, having lived here for several years.
Cpl. Warren Kerlin took his basic training at Fort Knox, Ky., and is now a tank instructor there.
Mrs. Besse Laidig of McConnellsburg is spending a short vacation with relatives and friends in Buffalo, N.Y.
Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Kopec of Memphis, Tenn., announce the birth of a daughter, Pamela Sue, on September 9. Mrs. Kopec is the former Pauline Cutchall of McConnellsburg.
County Health Officer Lewis F. Largent of McConnellsburg reports that 19 cases of rabies have been found in Pennsylvania so far this year. There were none in Fulton County, however.
The Boy Scouts of McConnellsburg will collect waste paper Saturday of this week.
George David Weiss, former principal of Warfordsburg High School, has been appointed director of Laboratory Schools of Kutztown State Teachers College.
With the opening of school in Fulton County, the everincreasing number of pupils is again a difficult problem to solve. As of the opening day this year, 2,646 pupils were in attendance, compared with 2,553 as the average number last year.
David E. Carbaugh, 42, formerly of McConnellsburg, but now living in Hancock, was the driver of a car carrier that ran over an embankment on Route 126 last Saturday. Carbaugh was not injured, but the carrier was demolished as well as two new Plymouth cars on top of the carrier.
Daylight Saving Time will end here at 2 a.m. on Sunday.
The Mrs. Lola Knepper property was sold at public sale to Albin Welsh for $3,100.
Mr. and Mrs. James Barnhart were in Baltimore a day last week, where their infant son is a patient in Maryland General Hospital.
James H. Flynn Jr. and Anna Mae Sprowl were married on September 19.
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright of Waterfall on September 10; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eugene Bain of McConnellsburg on September 12; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William Simpson of Big Cove Tannery on September 18; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis of McConnellsburg on September 18.
John Abrams and Dorothy Keebaugh were married on September 12.
Deaths: Harry M.Truax of Bowling Green, Ohio; Mrs. Mary Virginia Cowan Stenger of Chambersburg; Harry Lee Sipes of Shippensburg; Raymond Irvin Brewer of Elizabeth, Colo.; Mrs. Blanche Stevens of Bellefonte; Mrs. Pauline Shore of Burnt Cabins.
70 Years Ago
From The Files Of September 23, 1943
'43 Deaths: Cornelius W. Prosser of Baltimore; Eugene R. Harris of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio.
According to Police Chief Merrill Seville, parking meter receipts for the past two weeks amounted to $77.14.
Miss Matilda Sloan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Sloan of McConnellsburg, has enrolled as a freshman at Wilson College.
Three write-in candidates have filed petitions to have their names withdrawn from the November ballot. They are John W. Mentzer for district attorney, George S. Grissinger for county auditor and L.H. Wible for district attorney.
After spending a 10-day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cutchall, Pfc. Melvin E. Cutchall has returned to Camp McCoy, Wis.
Thomas Comerer of town has been discharged from Chambersburg Hospital where he was under observation.
Mrs. Ellis L. Lynch of town underwent an eye operation at Harrisburg Hospital last Friday.
T-5 Paul Gregory has returned to camp at Greenville, Pa.
Miss Betty Grissinger has enrolled as a freshman at Hood College, Frederick, Md.
Mrs. Edgar Harris is now employed in Baltimore as a filing clerk for the Social Security Board.
Miss Grace Raker is a student nurse at Cumberland Hospital.
80 Years Ago
From The Files Of September 21, 1933
Deaths: James E. Jackson of Everett; Mrs. Malcolm Snyder of Knobsville; Mrs. Jane Wink Robinson of Tiffin, Ohio; Arnold LeRoy Wible of Harrisonville.
Hon. John M. Reynolds, lieutenant governor under Gov. Tener, died at his home in Bedford on September 14, 1933.
On Saturday night, Irish Joe Lynn, former amateur heavyweight champion of Philadelphia, will stage boxing bouts at the local fairgrounds for the benefit of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Five bouts have been scheduled between the champion CCC team of Allen's Valley and boys from nearby towns. "Willie Davies," who at one time defeated the flyweight champion of the World Midget Wolgast, of Philadelphia, only to be robbed of the decision, will referee the bouts.
Arch W. Keyser and Pauline B. Lininger were married on September 16.
The house, barn and several outbuildings on the Hawkins farm at Hustontown, occupied by Boyd Hawkins, were totally destroyed by fire on Tuesday night. At least three barns have burned at this same location, the first when the farm was occupied by county Superintendent B.C. Lamberson.
The first fall meeting of the local civic club was held on Friday, with the president, Mrs. G. Russell Glazier, presiding. New officers were elected at this meeting, Mrs. Elizabeth P. Nelson being named president.
A very light vote was cast at the primaries on Tuesday. The office of prothonotary was the only major issue, Harvey I. Raker receiving the nomination on both tickets.
At the meeting of Presbytery of the United Presbyterian Church in Lewistown last Thursday, Dr. Frank D. Findley, pastor of the local church, was honored by being elected moderator.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fix of Fairview are the proud parents of a baby girl, their fifth child, born September 13.


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Dog owners face fine if pet tied too long
Published: January 18, 2011 9:13 PM
By ERIK ORTIZ. amNewYork
Pet owners in New York City who tie up their pooches for more than three hours outdoors will land in the doghouse - or even the big house.
The City Council voted Tuesday to ban the practice of leashing pets for long periods, which members called "cruel and unusual."
"Chaining a dog and leaving it for hours is fair neither to the dog nor the people who must walk past it," said Councilman Peter Vallone Jr. (D-Astoria), who sponsored the bill and has been gathering support for it since 2007. "This type of abuse can turn the nicest pet into an attack dog."
The legislation, which is awaiting Mayor Michael Bloomberg's signature, also prohibits tethers that are too heavy, likely to become entangled because of their design or are considered "choke" or "pinch" collars.
Owners slapped with a first offense will get a warning. A second violation will cost up to $250, and subsequent offenses would draw up to a $500 fine and 90 days in jail.
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Indictment Dismissed in 1998 Killing in Northwest Minnesota
ST. PAUL (AP) - The Minnesota Court of Appeals has thrown out the indictment against one of two brothers accused of killing their sister in 1998 at their home near Bagley in northwestern Minnesota.
The court this week dismissed the second-degree murder charge against Troy Martin. It said the grand jury would not have indicted him if not for improperly admitted evidence and prosecutorial misconduct.
Investigators were stymied by the killing of 31-year-old Leisa Martin, whose body was found in the woods in Mahnomen County, for 11 years until her other brother, Todd Martin, confessed during a drunken driving arrest. The brothers were accused of unintentionally causing her asphyxiation death while holding her during a night of drinking and arguing.
Charges against Todd Martin are still pending.
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Sid The Science Kid "Sid Wings It!" In his backyard, Sid shows off his homemade cardboard wings. He's wearing them because he wants to fly, just like the bird he has been watching all morning. When his flight plans don't work out, he heads to school to investigate. D
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Super Why! "The Magic Porridge Pot" Oh no! Pig's new toy robot is out of control! The Super Readers fly into the story of The Magic Porridge Pot to rescue a little girl whose magical pot just won't stop making porridge! Will the Super Readers be able to help or will they end up with more porridge than even The Three Bears would know what to do with? Educational Objectives: To learn the importance of paying attention, uncover the alphabet, practice the magic of spelling and use the power to read to change the story!. D
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Caillou "People I Love" It's Valentine's day and Caillou is invited to a Valentine's party at his best friend Leo's house. When he gets to the party, he finds a mysterious Valentine card addressed to him! A little investigation back home leads him to his secret admirer: a little sister with a big heart. It is a rainy day and Caillou is disappointed because he will not be able to go play at the park with Grandma. D
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Thomas & Friends "Communication" Welcome Stafford - Spencer is happy because he is to show the new shunting engine Stafford round the island. Stafford is an electric engine and runs on batteries. Victor tries to tell Spencer that batteries run out, but Spencer thinks he knows all about batteries. D
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Curious George "Monkey Hoedown/Curious George Clowns Around" Monkey Hoedown - The Man with the Yellow Hat can't wait to join the Uptown Bluegrass Band for a good old-fashioned country hoedown. When George accidentally ruins the Man's guitar while trying to clean it, George and Allie decide to make a new guitar! With a shoestring, rubber band, fishing wire, and yoyo, George creates the world's first monkey birdhouse bandolin! Curious George Clowns Around - George and the Man with the Yellow Hat are excited to visit the Clown College for Pepe El Loco's Big Show. While the Man tries to find a parking spot, George is mistaken for a messenger clown and is tasked with picking up parts for a top-secret gadget for Pepe. D
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Revs' fully-funded youth system will hold tryouts beginning in late May at locations around New England
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – The New England Revolution will conduct open tryouts for its Under-16 and Under-18 teams at locations around southern New England between May 24 and June 4. Entering its third season, the Revolution's youth program is the only fully-funded youth program in New England, and competes in the prestigious U.S. Soccer Development Academy.
Click here to register >>
Qualified and talented players will be accepted into the Revolution's youth program without regard to their financial situation. All players' needs and expenses related to soccer activities – training, facilities, equipment, uniforms, travel associated with competitions – are provided by the Revolution at no cost to the players or their families.
Players are eligible for the Under-16 team if they were born on January 1, 1994 or after. Players eligible for the Under-18 team were born on January 1, 1992 or after. Players will only be able to attend one open tryout session. There is no fee to try out.
Open Try-out Schedule
Monday, May 24: Andover, Mass. (South Elementary School, 55 Woburn St., Andover, Mass., 01810)
Under-16s: 5 - 6:30 p.m.
Under-18s: 6:30 – 8 p.m.
Wednesday, June 2: Marlboro, Mass. (Ghiloni Park, 239 Concord Rd., Marlboro, Mass., 01752)
Under-16s: 5 - 6:30 p.m.
Under-18s: 6:30 – 8 p.m.
Friday, June 4: Fall River, Mass. (Durfee High School, 360 Elsbury St., Fall River, Mass., 02720)
Under-16s: 5 - 6:30 p.m.
Under-18s: 6:30 – 8 p.m.
Selected players will be called back for a final round of tryouts the second week of June.
All players should arrive at the respective locations 30 minutes before their age-group tryout begins to ensure all required paperwork is in order.
All players who plan to attend a tryout session are required to have consent and liability release forms with them, signed by a parent or legal guardian. Players without the necessary signed forms will not be allowed to try out that evening.
The necessary forms are available for download on the tryout registration page. Click here to register.
For more information about tryouts or to download the required forms, visit revolutionsoccer.net and click on "Academy" in the red navigation bar. The Revolution youth development program can also be reached at (508) 384-4349.