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Is there a volunteer caroling program for this year-2012? My kids, thier friends are wanting to get a group together and volunteet this year. The youngest will be 10. Thank you so much for any info.
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Virginia, contact the St. Louis Christmas Carols Association at stlchristmascarols.org/
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Happy Bunny to You! Ahh, home. Nathan and I got off the plane from San Francisco this afternoon and went straight to my Dad & Susanna's for Easter dinner with my aunt Mary & uncle Bruce, as well as Stacey& Cooper. Couldn't ask for a sweeter way to ease back in to winter, you know? Garlicky, crusty leg of lamb with cucumber-yogurt sauce; creamy, deadly pommes dauphinoise (a Meyer-family favorite, I believe originating with my aunt Jean, recipe posted in comments below); fresh, warm bread; salad with pears and pecans; and lemon pie with whipped cream. Yeah, the food in San Fran was incredible, but home does not suck when Susanna and Mary are cooking! Even after four consecutive 70-degree sunny days, in one of the most beautiful cities in the world, it is (mostly) good to be home - no small task, thank you Susanna & Dad!
So, back to San Francisco for a moment...Nathan and I opened our Food Adventure with a Chinese dim sum feast at Tian Sing, near our hotel and very tasty. Shatteringly crisp spring rolls, delicate steamed shrimp dumplings, pillowy-soft steamed barbecue pork baos, and garlicky, crunchy Chinese broccoli... Happy start indeed, woo hoo!
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Soooo...as I said, we're back in the black-n-white photo we call home, and it's...good? Lovely Easter dinner definitely smoothed the transition. A good night's sleep never hurts. It's a little sad that Spring Break '08 will soon be but a happy memory, but hopefully a spring of our own is coming to distract us - soon?!
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Hagman was born in Fort Worth, Texas, on the cusp of the Great Depression to actress Mary Martin and Ben Hagman, a lawyer.
He spent a year at Bard College in New York and then embarked on a life in theater in Dallas and New York, according to his official website.
He appeared onstage with his mother in "South Pacific" in England and even produced and directed several shows while in the U.S. Air Force. After getting married and leaving the service, Hagman returned to the United States and starred in a number of Broadway plays.
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Farmingdale, N. Y. Jfarmtngialr GDbarrurr 10* SERVING GREATER FARMINGDALE, BETHPAGE & MELVILLE Vol. 2 No. 12 Second Class Postage has been paid at Farmingdale, N. Y. 11735 Thursday, November 11, 1965 VETS JOIN PARADE DEFEND VIETNAM POLICY Many Farmingdale residents are preparing to participate the gigantic Veterans Parade to be held on Sunday at 2: 30 p. m in Hempstead. The parade is sponsored by the Nassau County American Legion " to show support of the United States government policy to protect all freedom - loving people around the world" and in support of theU. S. policy in Vietnam." Those wishing to leave in a Farmingdale motorcade may join a group at the Corp. George Benkert Jr. Post 516, Veterans of Foreign Wars at 635 Main Street Farmingdale at 1 p. m. Another Farmingdale group will be gathering at the Talbonard Post of the American Legion at 6 County Line, Farmingdale at 1 p. m. In addition Color Guard of the Talbonard Post will be in the parade as the Nassau County Color Guide since the group won the Nassau County competition last June. The parade will originate at parking lots 9 and 10 on Franklin Avenue in Hempstead. According to a spokesman the parade will also combat " Peace Parades" which have been staged recently in New York City. All veterans, churches, police, fraternal organizations, school children and adults are urged to participate. There will be many musical units in the parade. Over 50,000 are expected to participate. , The parade will start at 2: 30 p. m. from Bedell Street, between Main and North Franklin Streets, Hempstead. Parking for participants will be provided in the A & S and Arnold Constable parking lots in Hempstead and the S. Klein lot in West Hempstead. In addition to American Legion groups, the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Jewish War Veterans, Catholic War Veterans and Disabled American Veterans will be participating. A memorial statue to the volunteer fireman of the Town of Babylon was unveiled last Sunday at ceremonies held at the Town of Babylon Town ' Hall. The idea and picture for the statue was conceived by Tom Messeder ( center) East Farmingdale resident and Chief Fire Coordinator for the Town of Babylon. Messeder is pictured helping to unveil the statue. On the left of the statue is the present Supervisor of the Town of Babylon, Gilbert C. Hanse and on the right is former Supervisor William T. Lauder. In the background are the officers of the Town of Babylon Volunteer Firemen's Association. Farmingdale Takes Blackout In Stride Transistor and car radios were prime sources of information as all lights went out in Farming-dale at 5: 28 p. m. on Tuesday, and plunged the community into total darkness. The total blackout affected nine states on the eastern seaboard as far north as Toronto Canada. Particular y dramatic was the announcement that New York City where many local residents homeward i? ju » idjwas in total darkness. Power was finally restored in Farmingdale at 1: 30 a. m., after many Farmingdalers had lived through an evening of fantasy. On Main Street, the stores were in total darkness except for one beam of light at the Farmingdale Meat Market. Special generators for the protection of meat in the deep freeze have been in effect for years and it seemed that it was one of the few lights left in the world on Tuesday night. Late customers who could not cook with their electric ranges or their electrically controlled gas ovens were knocking on the door after closing time for cold cuts and pan fryable meats* At Moby drugs, business was going on by way of candlelight and flash light and customers were buying candles, batteries and transitors. The Farmingdale Post Office gave an eerie affect as butane lamps and kerosene: lanterns were placed around the large modern quarters. According to Leo Morgan, Postmaster, the mail sorting was accomplished almost on schedule and the postal employees should be commended for their devotion to their duties. At the Farmingdale Fire Department the lights were run by a generator, but the fire engines had a lot • of activity. All fire engines were out combating a fire in an apartment house on Eastern Parkway, which had been located between the walls. There were no traffic lights at any of the intersections. At Fulton and Main Street, a sailor was directing traffic; a civilian at Fulton and Merr itt Road and later an Eighth Precinct police car appeared and following the failure of the battery operated railroad gates, Eight Precinct policeman with florescent white crossed bands across their chests, were stationed by the railroad crossings. Most Farmingdale commuters were marooned in New York City or trains that got as far as Queens Many were trapped in side elevators. Some stayed over night in New York where it was re-, ported that there was a • carnival atmosphere*. Keys to the new Farmingdale Knights of Columbus building which was dedicated last Sunday were handed to Grand Knight George Engel ( 1) from Past Grand Knight Charles Greco. Tlie new building is located at Morton Street and Garity Place, East Farmingdale and has facilities to accomodate 200 people. The local K of C Council celebrated its 45th anniversary last week. ( Photo by Pokraaa)
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Friday: 7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
Grand Army Plaza , FLATBUSH AVE., EASTERN PKWY. AND PROSPECT PARK (Brooklyn), Brooklyn
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Critical Mass is a monthly celebration of bicycles and other nonpolluting means of transportation, exercising our right to the road. Critical Mass is a movement, not an organization; no two riders participate for exactly the same reason. Brooklyn Critical Mass started rolling in 2004.
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Central Park , 5 AV TO CENTRAL PARK W, 59 ST TO 110 ST (Manhattan), Manhattan
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Union Square Park , BROADWAY TO 4 AVE., E 14 ST. TO E 17 ST. (Manhattan), Manhattan
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Cunningham Park , LIE., 73 AVE., UNION TURNPIKE, GCP BET. 193 ST., FRANCIS LEWIS BLVD., HOLLIS HILLS TER., AND 210 ST. (Queens), Queens
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Group ride on a 7-mile trail through Cunningham Park, weather permitting. We recommend that you have ridden this challenging trail before. You must wear a helmet during the ride, and please arrive no later than 8:15 am.
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"The Prospect Park Moonlight Ride is opened to bikers and skilled skaters. Meet at 9 p.m., Grand Army Plaza, on the second Saturday of the month, every month. This is a safe, peaceful ride that visits many of the little-known treasures the park has to offer. Rain at 8:45 pm cancels the ride, period. Snow is good!!!
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Chelsea Recreation Center, 430 West 25th Street, Manhattan
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Falls Church Library Will Erase Your Fines for Food Donations
Program geared toward having patrons donate canned food to rid them of library late fees.
If you have late fines at the Mary Riley Styles Public Library, you can get rid of them with a food donation.
Between Dec. 10 and 16, patrons can donate one non-perishable for each fine. Officials say there is no limit on the outstanding fines patrons can have erased by their donation.
"Between 700 and 900 items are usually donated annually," Library Director Mary McMahon said.
The program has been in existence since 1999. Bills for lost or damaged library materials cannot be paid by this program. Food collected in the duration of the program will be donated to the city's Housing and Human Services Department, which provides aid to families in the community.
Foods in glass jars, damaged cans or opened containers will not be accepted.
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Root Word (Etymology) From the prefix k and הוּא (H1931) | |
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Strong's H3541 - koh
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1) thus, here, in this manner a) thus, so b) here, here and there c) until now, until now...until then, meanwhile
Authorized Version (KJV) Translation Count — Total: 25
AV — thus, so...also, like, hitherto, while, on this manner
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Strong's H3541 - koh
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Developing SkillsTIME TRIAL CLINICS February 17: Professional cyclist and time trial specialist Rhae Shaw (Vanderkitten) will give a free time trial seminar (60 mins) for cat 4 women cyclists at 4 pm at The Polka Dot Jersey bike shop in Seattle's Leschi neighborhood. Rhae will cover time-trial specific details such as equipment, position, nutrition, warm up, start, pacing, and turnarounds and will save time for Q&A. Space is limited and available on a first come, first-served basis. RSVP to Gina Kavesh (email@example.com). February 23: A post-race clinic will be held by former pro cyclist Jennifer Wheeler (Apex) after the Frostbite Time Trial in Carnation to follow up on topics covered on February 17. Jennifer will also share her own tips on time trialing for riders looking ahead to the Ice Breaker TT on March 2. POST-RACE COACHING/MENTORING CLINICS Coaching clinics are sponsored by the WSBA at early season races specifically to help cat 4 women build their racing skills and understanding. Local coaches and expert riders will carefully watch the race (from the lead car in road races) and then offer post-race feedback on the elements of the race, including team tactics, bike handling, and other components that make up the race. The 2013 schedule of clinic dates and leaders (who will enlist help from their teammates so racers hear multiple viewpoints) is: March 10: Mason Lake Road Race #2: Michelle Kautzmann and Jennifer Burtner from the Olympia Orthopaedic Associates Cycling Team April 6: Vance Creek Road Race: Annette Williams of the Slalom Consulting Team and Amara Edwards from Gregg's Trek Racing Team Come hear the advice and insights these experienced local racers and their teammates offer about the action in the cat 4 races on these three different courses. Cat 4 women should watch for information posted at these races and/or announced on the start line for the exact location and time for these free clinics, which will be held immediately after the races finish. SKILLS CLASSES CycleU (Seattle) and Emde Sports (Spokane) (among other resources in Washington) offer classes that teach everything from the basics of bike handling to advanced racing skills and time trialing. The registration fee at these two facilities for the Women's Racing Fundamentals and Upgrade Class is partly subsidized by the WSBA, and clinic participants receive FOUR (4) cat 3 upgrade points. Classes will be offered several times in the late winter and spring at each facility. Please check their websites for more info on these classes and when they are scheduled. Limit: one subsidy and one set of upgrade points per rider; you may take the clinic as many times as you wish, but the WSBA will not subsidize more than one clinic per rider, and you may not earn more than 3 points for the upgrade to cat 3 no matter how many clinics you take. |
Finding a TeamMeet the Team Rides: Local teams organize rides each autumn to help new riders find teammates with compatible goals and interests. Rides are scheduled from September through November in Seattle and other locations. Watch this page in late summer for complete information on ride schedules and locations.
Intro to Women's Cycling and Racing Teams: In late summer and early fall, a combination of women from many of the local racing teams will host rides similar to the Meet the Teams rides, with the exception that this ride is for women only, and each ride is hosted by women representatives from multiple teams. If you are new to the racing community, looking to strengthen your riding skills, thinking about racing, or looking to speak with other women about local racing teams or riding opportunities, this ride's for you! Other Women's Racing OpportunitiesThe Marymoor Velodrome is another great place to develop racing skills. Please see velodrome.org for a list of classes and the calendar of events at the track. Bike rentals are available, but you must take the introductory track class prior to participating in any other sessions on the track.
Women interested in cyclocross can find Washington Women of Cyclocross on Facebook for the latest news in the 'cross community. Get the NewsSubscribe to the WSBA women's email newsgroup for the latest announcements about women's racing. And be sure to join the main WSBA listserv for all the news about racing and cycling in the region.


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Jayco's foray into cycling began in 1992 when an unknown female cyclist was having difficulties in financing her trip to Barcelona to compete in the Olympics, with the help from Jayco, this cyclist went on to win Australia's first Gold medal at the 1992 Olympics, her name was Kathy Watt who then went on to become a household name.
Cycling around this time in Australia didn't have the support that it does today and Jayco was instrumental in helping the sport grow in Australia over the past 18 years.
In the later part of 1992, Jayco formed the very first professional Australian cycling team, this consisted of such riders as Olympic gold medalist Dean Woods and Scott McGrory.
The Jayco Cycling team at one stage was ranked the 54th in the world, great result for a young team based in Australia.
The Jayco cycling team competed for around three years when it decided to merge with the Victorian Institute of Sport forming the Jayco VIS team which still exists today.
Jayco has supported a number of races throughout the country such as the Tour Of Queensland, Tour of Tasmania, Jayco Bay Classic, Jayco Herald Sun Tour and the Tour Of Gippsland.
Nearly all of the top riders in Australia have ridden for Jayco at some point in their careers.


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