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Football: Goal-line stand sparks Trinity in bi-district win over Marcus
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ARLINGTON � Throughout the season, Marcus� football team overcame the odds and plenty of adversity just to qualify for the playoffs following an 0-4 start.
On Saturday at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, the Marauders gave Euless Trinity all they could handle for two quarters before a pair of events swung the game in the Trojans� favor resulting in a 24-6 victory.
�We played as hard as we could,� said Bryan Erwin, Marcus head coach. �Our kids battled and fought. Defensively, we gave them everything we had. It was a ball game for a while.�
In the second half, Marcus opened with an onside kick which it recovered and set itself up with a first-and-goal at the 1-yard line.
However, the Trinity defense rose to the occasion and got the stop it needed, preserving its 10-point advantage.
�We hated giving up that touchdown at the end of the half,� Erwin said. �That one hurt, but it was still a ball game. We come out the second half and got the ball down to the 1-foot line. If we could have punched it in right there, it�s going to be a doozey of a finish and we really believed we could have won the football game. Our kids just believed and fought hard. I�m very proud of them.�
It appeared Marcus may have crossed the goal-line on a couple of attempts but each time the ball was spotted just short. The Marauders also ran a reverse-pass on first down from the 12-yard line that just missed putting six on the board before picking up a first down.
On its first five possessions, the Marauders had drives of seven plays, four plays, 12 plays, seven plays and eight plays but were unable to produce any points.
�We had a few trick plays and those are kind of feel things,� Erwin said. �You don�t know exactly when you�re going to do it but you definitely don�t want to leave them on the bus and take them back home with you if you have a chance to use them.�
On the Trojans� ensuing possession, it was Trinity that dialed up the trickery as receiver Ray Bolden found Reese on a reverse-pass, this time for a 62-yard touchdown to give Trinity a commanding 17-0 lead.
�They hit us on a couple of trick plays,� Erwin said. �We were trying to stop the run and we lost a few guys in the coverage.�
Marcus fumbled its following possession and eventually fell behind, 24-0.
The Marauders didn�t get on the board until 46 seconds remained when quarterback Ryan Vaughn found Ryan Everett for a 2-yard scoring pass.
Vaughn, who entered the season third on Marcus� depth chart, was forced into the role midway through the season following a pair of knee injuries to quarterbacks Cole Erwin and Cade Erwin. Vaughn finished the contest 14-of-26 for 179 yards and a score.
The Marauders struggled to get a running game that had been hitting on all cylinders during the final stretch of the regular season going, finishing with just 32 yards on 29 attempts. Mark Demery led the squad with 22 yards on six attempts, while Josh Glenn � who carried for the first time all season � had Marcus� lone run of 10 yards or more.
�Josh is really fast,� Erwin said. �We pulled him up three weeks ago and he got sick and he ended up not playing. It took him a couple weeks to get over that and it never came to fruition. But we knew if we could get him a few touches with his speed, he could maybe make something happen. He has special speed and it was the plan to get him some touches.�
Now the Marauders will regroup and hope to get healthy by the time spring practice rolls around.
�This is an extremely tough football team and our guys responded through the adversity that we had throughout the season,� Erwin said. �I think our play speaks for itself. I think if you got a chance to watch us you know the kind of heart and character our kids played with. The guts and the courage and character we played with just to get here was incredible.�
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Pilot Point man killed in train collision
By Andrew Snyder,
Published: Thursday, December 6, 2012 2:40 PM CST
Pilot Point resident Lloyd Schuster was killed Saturday morning when a train collided with his vehicle at a railroad crossing at the intersection of U.S. Highway 377 and FM 455. Schuster died at 9:40 a.m. of blunt force trauma to the chest and head, according to the Tarrant County Medical Examiner's office.
Witnesses said the railroad crossing arm was hitting the hood of Schuster's vehicle before it was hit by the train, said Pilot Point Police sergeant Robert Powell. The train hit the vehicle on the front driver's side bumper, and one of the railroad crossing arms was destroyed in the collision.
Schuster was driving a Toyota Venza, a mid-sized crossover SUV. The vehicle was knocked from the roadway by the collision and landed upside down in a nearby ditch, according to Powell. The collision occurred at approximately 9:32 a.m. Schuster was dead when police arrived at the scene.
The Pilot Point Police Department is currently investigating the incident.
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In Postseason Form: Lady Broncos batter West in regional rubber match
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Published: Wednesday, November 7, 2012 1:42 PM CST
GARLAND -- There is plenty of familiarity between the Plano West and McKinney Boyd volleyball teams.
Despite having already met twice this season during District 10-5A play and splitting those two matches, Tuesday's Region II quarterfinal from the Curtis Culwell Center proved to be the most decisive outing in the series -- won by the Lady Broncos in three sets (25-11, 26-24, 25-12).
"It's always great to beat a district opponent," said Kelly Quinn, Boyd head coach. "The team came out and played very composed; they're playing older than they are right now. They've been in so many playoff matches so they're definitely a seasoned team and it showed."
That experience paid dividends against a West squad unfamiliar with the postseason's third round. The end result was Boyd dealing the Lady Wolves two of their most lopsided set losses of the season in the first and third frames.
"We really didn't show up to play tonight," said Brittany Bridge, West head coach. "Defensively, we didn't play like we normally play. Our game is about digging up balls and letting the other team make mistakes, and we couldn't even put digs together tonight."
That was especially apparent in the third set, where Boyd out-killed West, 14-3.
Keeping in line with a theme from the previous two sets, the Lady Broncos were quick to assert themselves by establishing a 9-1 lead. Seniors Megan Mollet and Krista Bukovec each procured more third-set kills than the Lady Wolves as a team, tallying four apiece. Mollet led all hitters with 14 kills on the night while Bukovec chipped in nine and senior Kelly Koop added six.
"I was pretty surprised," Quinn said. "I think that's a testament to how strong we're coming on right now. Hats off to our girls for not giving [West] a chance to get into a rhythm."
West didn't muster a kill until the set's 21st point, courtesy of senior Brooke Coleman, who finished with five.
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"This team is so focused right now," Quinn said. "We've shortened our practices a bit so they've got energy and you can tell there's a different vibe with this team right now."
The Lady Broncos established a similar rhythm in the first set, opening a 10-3 advantage after junior Tori Turck posted her second ace of the frame. She would account for two of Boyd's four aces in the opening set, while Mollet and senior Emma Meyer provided a spark on the block to keep the West hitters at bay.
In addition to her match-high kills mark, Mollett provided 4.5 blocks with Meyer posting 2.5. The two were part of a 7-1 Boyd run to close the set and take a 1-0 lead.
The Lady Wolves had more offensive success in the second set, matching Boyd with 13 kills. Senior Julia DeVinny, who led West with six kills, posted four in the second set, including the kill that gave the Lady Wolves their first lead of the night at 10-9. West claimed just one more lead, 11-10, following another DeVinny kill but would only be able to settle for five more ties after the fact. Tied as late as 24-24, the Lady Broncos closed the set with a West attack error and a Koop kill to dash West's strongest push.
"We served a little tougher and took them out of system which gave us some easier balls to dig up," Bridge said. "We just didn't make as many mistakes in the second game, which is how we've played all year."
In victory, the Lady Broncos are bound for the regional tournament for a third consecutive season. They'll meet The Woodlands Friday at 6 p.m. from Sam Houston State.
The Lady Wolves' season comes to a close after stringing together their longest playoff run since 2008.
"I feel like my senior class has really led this year in a classy way," Bridge said. "I think tonight it just wasn't in the cards for us and that happens, but I'm still proud of the team and the season."
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Welcome to the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences at Pittsburg State University. All Family and Consumer Sciences programs of study have a common theme. Each, in some way addresses the social, physical and economic well being of individuals and families as they function in their communities at home and around the world. The programs in the department focus on the fundamental building blocks of human existence - food, shelter, clothing, human relationships, commerce and family life.
Students in our department choose from several undergraduate programs (Early Childhood, Family & Consumer Sciences Teacher Education, Fashion Merchandising, Individual and Family, Interior Design, & Interior Merchandising) and a cooperative graduate program with the Department of Technology Studies (Career and Technical Education - FCS Emphasis). Students who complete our programs are prepared to help individuals, families, businesses, and communities cope with the challenges and complexities of today's society.
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The teen who was dragged by a train Monday evening in Princeton has had part of his arm amputated. Police say 15-year-old Alex Abell had thrown his shoes and backpack under the train, to the other side of the tracks, and when he tried to retrieve his backpack, the train hooked his arm and dragged him. His cousin, Cody Abell, rescued Alex from the train. Workers from the nearby train depot also helped Alex, who's expected to face a long hospital stay.
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I'm mainly a Delphi dev. I work for a software company which does solutions for retail management, including inventory, POS, reporting, BI, Tags, and more. It's been in Delphi since Delphi's been around.
I've known Delphi for about 4 years now, and before that, I had learned VB6. I havn't gone back to VB since I learned Delphi. I also taught myself QBasic and HTML as a kid. It hasn't been until the past 5 years that I've been diving into programming.
I have no official education in programming, other than an introductory class in High School to Visual Basic 6. After that class, I taught myself VB6 for a while, until I laid my eyes on Delphi. Since then, I've aborted anything I've written in VB and gone to Delphi.
Since then I've also become vaguely familiar with ASP.NET with C#, as well as some C# windows apps. But I'm not too fond of the whole .NET idea. .NET is good for web platforms and such, but not for win apps. I have built a number of web applications including JavaScript and AJAX.
- Delphi 7 - XE2 - Primary
- SQL Server 2000+ - Intermediate
- ASP.NET - Learning
- C# (with ASP.NET) - Learning
- C# Windows Apps - Rarely
- Javascript, HTML, CSS, etc. - Learning
- VB6 - First language, Never
Some of my projects:
- Image Loader Component - Loads images in threads, and maintains a cache for performance
- Server/Client Command Sockets - Custom TCP sockets with login, cookies, etc.
- Chat/Messenger Server/Client component suite - everything needed to build a chat system - all non-visual functionality for managing chat server/client.
- Customizable needle gauge - flexible gauge control for multiple needles, tick marks, etc.
- Fast drawing graph similar to the ones in the Windows Task Manager
- Remote Desktop Surveillance System - View/control numerous desktops at once through central server
- More components include a 3D label, glass label, glass button, glass form (otherwise a glass drawing library), and other simple visual controls.
- More apps include alarm clocks, NFL game betting system, jukebox, and more.
- A few websites including the one posted to the left (needs updating)
My strengths:
- Understanding the bigger picture of projects
- Writing Custom Classes
- Code organization (within unit)
- Writing purely independent classes (as opposed to cross-referencing)
- User Friendly GUI's
- Developer Friendly Classes
My weaknesses:
- Implementing a Database
- Using and Building API's
- Defining proper types (such as when to use PChar vs. String)
- Lower-level coding (such as ASM)
- Originally structuring projects to make expansion easy
- Multithreading
PS - My noted website is 100% purely coded my myself in C#, and is my core testing grounds for web development - which I have a lot of brushing up to do.
It's always nice to know you're able to do something, even if you never use it.


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Sunday, 3 August 2008
August 3rd: Hotel Chocolat Praline White
This weeks Hotel Chocolat review comes in the form of the 'Praline White' - a combination of white chocolate swirled with hazelnut praline. The front of pack stated that the Praline White 'melts like butter on the tongue thanks to a dash of pure hazelnut paste'....all this sounded pretty good to me.
As you can see above this particular variant came in two 65g slabs - both provided adequete seperate servings, though on both occasions I was left wanting so much more for reasons I will go into. The presentation of the slabs was nice - the swirl pattern seperated the two different aspects of the white chocolate and hazelnut meaning some bites were full flavour white chocolate, some full flavour hazelnut praline - whilst the middle provided a mixture of the two...this was an interesting way of designing the bar. Opening the plastic package a quite frankly gorgeous dairy smell emerged...upon closer inspection it also had a slightly woody nutty scent...this bar smelt heavenly.
When breaking the slab into pieces I noticed the texture of the bar was slightly different to standard Hotel Chocolat slabs....it was softer and did not break away cleanly. When I placed the first piece in my mouth I realised the wonder this did for the melting point....the piece just melted ever so softly into a sinfully smooth but ever so exquisite double cream like texture...it felt like a thicker lindor truffle centre...just wonderful.
The white chocolate simply tasted divine. It had a full on cream flavour that was so amazingly milky - it was just so smooth and balanced in its intensity of sweetness. The white chocolate was superb, but the real champion of this slab was no doubt the hazelnut praline... it was absolutely heavenly...some might say the stuff of the gods haha! The praline tasted very similar to that of the creme centre of a Kinder Bueno...a delicious combination of milkyness and flavoursome hazelnut that was just so incredibly moreish. Each end of the slab contained the seperate components in isolation which was pleasant enough, though when both of the elements were mixed in the centre of the slab the flavours seamlessly combined making an even creamier offering with the nicest of nutty aftertastes.
Overall I have pretty much run out of words to describe what a great tasting amazingly textured bar this was. It was quite simply the best white chocolate offering I have tasted. For my money its creamy milky sweetness with the stunningly fine hazelnut praline made for a near untouchable synergy of flavours. Due to the nature of the super soft light texture, although the 65g servings were more than adequete they did not quite provide the full round satisfaction of the 85% dark chocolate. If your a white chocolate fan this is seriously a bar you need to try - its unmatched in this category by my reckoning - yet another sensational offering from Hotel Chocolat.
9.3 out of 10
12 comments:
- Gemma said...
Yuuuuuuum. That's all I can say. I am sure this was one of the bars that I got last time I bought stuff from HC. I have such a weakness for praline. I just love it. :)
- August 03, 2008
- Justin said...
This sounds amazing. I second Gemma's love of praline, especially hazelnut. This one is definitely on my "to get" list. Good white chocolate is hard to find, but is every bit as good as milk or dark when done correctly. Thanks for the review!
- August 03, 2008
- Jim's Chocolate Mission said...
Gemma Hey Gem - Im a massive fan of praline aswell!! Im guessing you must have tried the Guylian Sea Shell truffles yeah?
They arent quite the same quality as this HC bar but I would hazard a guess they are slightly more affordable.
Saying that there really is not substitute for this bar...Im still pining for some now and I have eaten it the last two days already!! Very unusual - im normally just looking forward to getting on and reviewing the next product but this I could seriously eat again tonight! This bar is a big winner!
Justin Yes my friend this is one you seriously have to put on your list to try! Let me know when your thinking of putting your order for in for some Hotel Chocolat (if you are that is!??) and I will give you my opinion as to whether I think you got the best mix for trying everything out (milk, dark,white etc!) This bar should defo be the one occupying your white chocolate slot...I cant really say it enough but it was seriously THAT good!! Lol in a way im not sort of liking all this love I have for HC...my positive reviews for nearly everything they make must be making me look like I work for them or something...hopefully people who have tried the products aswell can vouch for me :D
Thanks for the comments guys - hope you have had great weekends!
Jim - August 03, 2008
This bar sounds awesome!!! ^^,
great review.. - August 03, 2008
- Pip said...
Wow... I so have to try me some of this!!
- August 03, 2008
- Jim's Chocolate Mission said...
Benedicte / Pip Thanks for the kind words! If you guys ever get to try it yourselves please let me know your thoughts!!
Thanks guys
Jim :D - August 03, 2008
- Gemma said...
I certainly have tried the Sea Shell truffles Jim! They're very nice indeed. Just the thing for a praline fan :)
Hope you had a nice weekend too! - August 04, 2008
- Jim's Chocolate Mission said...
Gemma I have earmarked the Guylian Truffle bar aswell for a review sometime soon :) I clocked it in Tesco! I didnt even know it came in bar form..I cant waite to try it myself!
Jim - August 04, 2008
- Justin said...
Sadly, it looks like the US Hotel Chocolat site doesn't have as diverse a range as its UK parent. I may be inept, but it does not seem as though there are any white chocolates available!
I'll wait till the weather gets cooler and probably import from the UK site. - August 04, 2008
- Jim's Chocolate Mission said...
Justin man thats such a bummer!! I guess its worth waiting a little while longer anyway as I still have a few of their slabs to review anyway so I guess you can get a guage what they are like aswell before you splash out on the order!
Man I hope you can trust my judegment I wouldnt want you ordering anything you dont like....I can tell you this for nothing though...the 85% house dark NEEDS to be tasted lol I have only had it twice but everyday since I have yearned for it...its the only downside to this site I guess...I find my own personal fave chocolate but get very little chance to eat it... its a good thing I like trying new things!!
I hope the US sorts out its site soon bud - I hope my input will be of some use to your eventual choice!
Jim - August 04, 2008
another great thing about this chocolate is that it's calorie-free.
really Jim, you should get them to list nutritional information on the package.
you do work for them, don't you? :) - August 05, 2008
- Jim's Chocolate Mission said...
Anon unfortunately I dont...I wish I did as it would probably mean I would get even more free goodies off them.
Regardgin the nutritional info...I will request it from them and see where that gets me! I will feedback on this when I get a reply!
Jim - August 05, 2008


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Hi All, first the history. Brand new install of PCLOS Xfce 2012.02, root & user account work fine. Set the time right and then uninstalled the Xfce weather plug-in to avoid the updating quirk found on a test install and reported on the forums. Following a reboot, the system was brought upto date following the recommended instructions, noting the substantial download size and items that I would not need. To slim the install down, I removed the ati and nvidea driver packages, all ok. Then I noted that Texlive seemed to be responsible for a lot of the extra space used. Searched for info about it, I have no need for tex produced documents (intend to use LO) so removed that too. This replaced Texlive with jadetex and xmitex which gave a net saving of approx 700MB. However, jadetex & xmitex were on the original iso and were replaced by Texlive on that first update! Searched for info, understand why it replaces jadetex but 700MB is a lot for something I may never use.Another forum search suggests that this may be related to the following query:http://www.pclinuxos.com/forum/index.php/topic,105864.0.htmlWhat I would like to know is:1. Are Texlive/jadetex/xmitex only used for tex document production or is it needed for additional things?2. Can I remove jadetex/xmitex to avoid the Texlive update & its extra 700MB?3. Does any package expert/guru want me to try anything out to help with this query, possibly in connection with the one on the LXDE forum?Hope the above is clear and concise, please note it is my first problem post! Any help/guidance is much appreciated, thanks.
Well, I am not sure if I am familiar with TEX structure. But after 2 years of using it, I can say that this is a normal size for it. Actually a complete texlive system is about 2.5 GB (I have it now on my laptop). Anyways, I still don't think that tex is needed for an out of the box xfce installation. In fact, I have installed countless distros these years (before settling on what I have now) and none of them needed tex from the beginning. So, I am pretty sure that this is a problem that can be corrected by the maintainer.
For those who want to use PCLOS XFCE, of course there is Kori's recompiled Phinx. But what about those who use KDE or LXDE (like me )? Is it possible to replace the xfce repos (and only xfce ones) in the LXDE version with those of Kori?


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He describes entering the circus world with no background in the field, and gives the history of the founding.
He said it was a community success right off the bat, and they quickly were invited to perform other places, including Marriott's Great America, Disneyland and the Central City Mall in San Bernardino.
There have been injuries, but "the circus is to be highly and commended, and the YMCA, for their safety," he said.
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Woody said he thinks it would be harder today.
They also talked about what Cope was like during that time.
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"I just think that there are lots of things about circus that people don't realize how important it was to the kids who took part.... For some of them it's been a lifetime of circus," he said. "A lot of the kids I had at Cope were involved in circus, and it was very important to their lives. And many of them weren't the best students. It was a wonderful thing for them to grab onto and have for themselves and their families."
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GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) — Palestinian militants fired an anti-tank missile at an Israeli jeep patrolling the border with Gaza and the Israelis fired back into the Palestinian territory, killing four civilians, officials and witnesses said.
Israel's military said four of its soldiers were wounded in the missile attack, one of them seriously. Ashraf al-Kidra, a Gaza health ministry spokesman, said all four Palestinians killed were civilians between the ages of 16 and 18 and that among the 25 wounded were some children.
The military wing of the leftist Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine took responsibility but it still remains unclear who in fact was behind the attack. The PFLP often takes credit for attacks that later turn out to be the work of Hamas or Islamic Jihad militants.
Gaza militants often fire rockets from the Israel-Gaza border area toward nearby Israeli communities and low-level clashes with the Israeli military are common. But when casualties are involved, particularly civilians, the potential for escalation grows significantly.
Both sides threatened retaliation, and previous such incidents have unfolded into days of Palestinian rocket attacks and retaliatory Israeli strikes.
Later Saturday, some 25 Palestinian rockets rained on southern Israel, though they caused no injuries or damage, the military said. It said at least one of the projectiles was intercepted by the "Iron Dome" missile defense system. The military informed residents to stay close to home in case of further rocket attacks.
Palestinian officials said that an Israeli airstrike later killed one Islamic Jihad militant and wounded two others as they were attempting to fire rockets toward Israel. The Israeli military confirmed the strike.
Witnesses said that following the large explosion that started the incident, Israel retaliated to the attack on the jeep with tank and machine gun fire toward residential areas at the al-Muntar hill in the central part of the territory, hitting people who were returning from a funeral east of Gaza City.
Rami Harra said his 17-year-old brother Muhammad Harra was killed in the strike.
"He was at home when the explosion took place. He went out to see what happened and when he started to help evacuating wounded people who were on the ground another shell hit the place and killed him," he said outside the morgue. "Why did they kill him? I can't believe my eyes that I am seeing his dead body." Continued...
In a first response to Saturday's incident, Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak said the military had responded aggressively to the attack and will "consider further reaction in the coming days."
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The Israeli military said it holds Gaza's Hamas rulers responsible for the attack and that it "will not tolerate" such incidents.
In a text message to reporters, Hamas spokesman Fawzi Barhoum threatened to respond.
"Targeting civilians is a dangerous escalation that cannot be tolerated. The resistance has the full right to respond to the Israeli crimes," he said.
Israel carried out a broad military offensive in Gaza nearly four years ago in response to years of near daily rocket fire. Major salvos from Gaza have subsided since then, but sporadic rocket fire has continued.
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MORRISVILLE — Village officials say the owner of Campus Hill Apartments in Morrisville may be found in contempt of court in the coming weeks.
He could face fines or even jail time.
The Village of Morrisville has been battling Douglas Waterbury over his Campus Hill Apartments since April, when Village Code Inspector Donald Forth found the buildings unfit for habitation.
There are 54 apartments in the three-building complex. Code infractions cited by Forth ranged from minor violations such as missing lighting covers to decaying walls in the basement of one of the buildings.
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On April 5, Building 2 was labeled with a notice of violation, to which Waterbury never responded.
On April 25, Buildings 1 and 3 where labeled with a notice to vacate, which was also largely ignored, according to court records.
In addition to the code violations, the landlord allowed garbage to pile up at the complex, which the village paid to have removed on two separate occasions.
Waterbury was served a court order stating that the building was not to be occupied until all the issues were remedied.
In August, the superintendent at Campus Hill, Doug Seamon, said he was unaware of the court order and was allowing students to move in. After receiving the notice, seven students were cleared out of the building. Continued...
Morrisville College officials say 34 percent the school's 3,100 students live off campus. Those who don't commute have a difficult time finding off-campus housing with Campus Hill closed.
Steve Absolu, a student at MSC, said Waterbury held his security deposit for the 2012-13 school year, and promised the senior it would go toward spring rent, when the complex was functional again.
Absolu had returned to Morrisville hoping to move into Campus Hill despite the rumors that it wasn't open and found himself without an apartment.
"I was basically homeless," Absolu said.
Absolu said he wasn't the only tenant unaware of the closure. "Students tried to stay in the building because they had no place to go," he said.
"I believe we had capacity for all of those affected; this event didn't really impact the school in any way," said Community Relations Assistant Nicholas Murphy.
Absolu hopes the building will be up to code in spring so he can move back in.
On Sept. 30, Absolu and a group of 40 other students were on their way to the closed complex when they were stopped by police. Absolu said that Seamon had given him both keys and permission to enter the premises and have a party. More than 150 total students were on the premises.
Seamon told police he had given the students permission to enter the building despite the court order forbidding entry.
When Forth followed through after the police report, Seamon said he and a group of friends were the only people inside the building and the he was hosting a poker game. Continued...
Forth found an extension cord running from Seamon's house toward the building to provide power.
The next open court date is Dec. 14, at which Acting Supreme Court Justice Donald F. Cerio may reach a decision.
"My goal is to have the property ready for the spring," said Waterbury. "We are working with the town and we will be back in business quickly."
Village Attorney Jim Stokes said Waterbury has provided the village with no information about the completion or beginning of remedial activities at the complex.
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By Whitlo
from NC
About Me First Time Parent
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Comments about Da Vinci DaVinci Parker 2-Door Wood Changing Table in Cherry:
I was hesitant to order this because I was unable to see it in person first.....I am certainly glad I did! It's a beautiful piece of furniture and exceeded my expectations. It looks great in my son's nursery and will look great in his room in the years to come.
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