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The Works of John Milton in verse and prose, printed from the original editions with a life of the author. 8 vols. Ed. Mitford, J. 1851.
Poems of Mr. John Milton, both English and Latin, Composd at several times. Printed by his true Copies. The songs were set in Musick by Mr. Henry Lawes Gentleman of the Kings Chappel, and one of His Majesties Private Musick
. Printed and publishd according to order. Printed by Ruth Raworth for Humphrey Moseley, and are to be sold at the signe of the Princes Arms in Pauls Church-yard, 1645.
Poems, & c. upon several occasions. By Mr. John Milton: Both English and Latin, & c. Composed at several times. With a small Tractate of Education To Mr. Hartlib. Printed for Tho. Dring, at the White Lion next Chancery Lane End, in Fleet-street, 1673. (A later imprint reads: Printed for Tho. Dring at the Blew Anchor next Mitre Court over against Fetter Lane in Fleet-street, 1673.)
Poetical Works. Together with Explanatory Notes on each Book of the Paradise Lost, and a Table never before Printed. Printed for Jacob Tonson, at the Judges-Head near the Inner-Temple-Gate in Fleet-street, 1695 ff. Ed. Tickell, T. 1720. With Elijah Fentons life. 1725 ff.
Poetical Works, with notes of various authors. Ed. Newton, T. 3 vols. 174952.
Poems, in Johnsons Works of the English Poets. 1779.
Poems upon several occasions; English, Italian, and Latin, with Translations. With notes critical and explanatory, and other illustrations, by Warton, T. 1785, 1791.
Poetical Works. With notes of various authors. To which are added illustrations and some account of the life and writings of Milton, by Todd, H. J. 2nd ed. with considerable additions. 7 vols. 1809. 3rd ed. 1826. New ed. with Life by Phillips, E. 1834.
Poetical Works. Ed. Hayley, W. Includes a trans. of G. B. Andreinis Adam by Cowper, W. and Hayley, W. 4 vols. Chichester, 1810.
Poetical Works. Ed. Mitford, J. 3 vols. 1830 ff.
Poetical Works. Ed. Brydges, Egerton. 6 vols. 1835.
Poetical Works of Milton, Thomson and Young. Ed. Cary, H. F. 1841.
Poetical Works. Ed. Montgomery, J. 1843.
Poetical Works. Ed. Gilfillan, G. 2 vols. Edinburgh, 1853.
Poetical Works. Ed. Cleveland, C. D. Philadephia, 1853.
Poetical Works. Ed. Keightley, T. 1859.
English Poems. Ed. Browne, R. C. 2 vols. Oxford, 1866.
Poetical Works. Ed. with introductions, notes, and an essay on Miltons English, by Masson, D. 3 vols. 1874 ff. Also in Golden Treasury Series, 2 vols., 1874 ff. and in Globe ed., 1877 ff.
Poetical Works. Ed. Bradshaw, J. 2 vols. 1878.
Poetical Works. Ed. Rossetti, W. M. [1880] ff.
Poetical Works. Ed. after the original texts by Beeching, H. C. 1900
Poetical Works. Ed. Moody, V. Boston, 1900.
Poetical Works. Ed. with critical notes, by Wright, W. Aldis. Cambridge, 1903.
Poetical Works. Ed. Raleigh, W. A. 1905
Minor Poems. Ed. Rolfe, W. J. New York, 1887.
Minor Poems, Facsimile of the MS. of, in the Library of Trinity College, Cambridge. Ed. Wright, W. Aldis. Cambridge, 1899.
Minor Poems. Ed. Beeching, H. C. 1903.
Lyric and Dramatic Poems. Ed. Sampson, M. W. New York, 1901.
Italian Poems translated [into English verse] and addressed to a gentleman of Italy. By Langhorne, J. 1776.
Latin and Italian Poems translated into English verse [with the originals]; and a fragment of a Commentary on Paradise Lost, by the late W. Cowper, with a preface and notes by the editor [Hayley, W.] and notes of various authors. Chichester, 1808.
Latin and Italian Poems. Translated into English verse by Strutt, J. G. 1814.
Poems trans. into Latin, by Hog (Hogaeus). 16904.
Arcades. Ed. Verity, A. W. Cambridge, 1891.
A Maske [Comus] Presented At Ludlow Castle, 1634: On Michaelmasse night, before the Right Honorable, John Earle of Bridgewater, Vicount Brackly, Lord Praesident of Wales, And one of His Majesties most honorable Privie Counsell
. Printed for Humphrey Robinson, at the signe of the Three Pidgeons in Pauls Church-yard. 1637.
Rptd., Cambridge, 1906. Ed. Todd, H. J. Canterbury, 1798. Ed. Sprague, H. B. New York, 1876. Ed. Ranking, B. M. and D. F. 1878. Ed. Verity, A. W. Cambridge, 1909. Ed. Elton, O. Oxford, 1893.
Illustrations to Miltons Comus, by Wm. Blake (reproductions of 8 drawings). 1890.
[For eds. of Comus as altered for the stage by Dalton, J. and Colman, G., see J. P. Andersons bibliography in R. Garnetts Life of Milton.]
Epitaph, An, on the admirable Dramaticke Poet W. Shakespeare. (Part of the introductory matter to the 1632 Shakespeare folio.) Written 1630.
Il Penseroso. Ed. Elton, O. Oxford, 1890.
LAllegro. Ed. Elton, O. Oxford, 1893.
Lycidas. First edition published at the end of: Justa Edouardo King naufrago, ab Amicis mrentibus, amoris et [char] [char]
. Cantabrigiæ: Apud Thomam Buck, &Rogerum Daniel, celeberrimæ Academiæ typographos. 1638.
Rptd. and collated with the autograph copy in Lib. Trin. Col. Camb., ed. Paley, F. A., 1874. Ed. Elton, O. Oxford, 1893.
Ode on the Morning of Christs Nativity, LAllegro, Il Penseroso and Lycidas. Ed. Verity, A. W. Cambridge, 1891.
Paradise lost. A Poem Written in Ten Books By John Milton. Licensed and Entred according to Order. Printed, and are to be sold by Peter Parker under Creed Church neer Aldgate; And by Robert Boulter at the Turks Head in Bishopsgate-street; And Matthias Walker, under St. Dunstons Church in Fleet-street, 1667. (For variations in the title pages etc. of the copies dated 1667, 1668 and 1669, see preface to W. Aldis Wrights ed. of the Poetical Works.)
Paradise Lost. A Poem in Twelve Books. The Author John Milton. The Second Edition. Revised and Augmented by the same Author. Printed by S. Simmons next door to the Golden Lion in Aldersgate-street, 1674. [The ten books of the first edition became twelve in the second by sub-dividing Books VII and X, so that the 1290 lines of the original Book VII were distributed between Books VII and VIII; Books VIII and IX then became Books IX and X, and the original Book X, which consisted of 1540 lines, was broken up into the present Books XI and XII. W. Aldis Wright, preface to Poetical Works.] Ed. Hume, P. 1695. Ed. Bentley, R. 1732. [Full of rash emendations; see Pearces reply to these.] Ed.Newton, T. 1749. Ed. Lofft, Capel, Bury St. Edmunds, 1792. Ed. Boyd, J. R. New York, 1851. Ed. Shepherd, R. H. 1873. Ed. Masson, D. 1877. Ed. Verity, A. W. Cambridge, 1910.
Paradise Lost I and II. Ed. Beeching, H. C. and Chambers, E. K. Oxford, 1893.
[Paradise Lost was trans. into Latin by Trapp, J., 1741, and Dobson, W., Oxford, 1750; into French, by Chateaubriand, Paris, 1836, and Dupre de Saint Maur, 1729; into German, by Berge, Ernst Gottlieb von, Das verlustigte Paradeis, Zerbst, 1682; Bodmer, J. J., 1732; and into Italian, by Rolli, P., 1736, and Papi, L., Lucca, 1811; into Hebrew, by Salkinson, I. E., Vienna, 1871.]
Paradise Regaind. A Poem. In IV Books. To which is added Samson Agonistes. The Author John Milton. Printed by J. M. for John Starkey at the Mitre in Fleetstreet, near Temple-Bar. 1671.
Paradise Regained, Samson Agonistes and Poems. Ed. Newton, T. 1752. Ed. Rouse, W. H. D. 1897.
Samson Agonistes. [First published with Paradise Regaind in 1671, see above.] Ed. Collins, J. C. Oxford, 1883. Ed. Verity, A. W. Cambridge, 1892. Trans. into Hebrew by Massel, J. Manchester, 1890.
[For Samson Agonistes in oratorio form, see J. P. Andersons bibliography in R. Garnetts life of Milton.]
Sonnets. Ed. Pattison, M. 1883.
Sonnets. Ed. Verity, A. W. Cambridge, 1895.
The Works of Mr. John Milton [in English prose]. 1697.
A Complete Collection of the historical, political and miscellaneous works of John Milton, both English and Latin. With some papers never before publishd. Ed. Toland, J. 3 vols. Amsterdam, 1698.
A Complete Collection of the historical, political and miscellaneous works of John Milton, containing several original papers of his, never before published. Ed. Birch, T. 2 vols. 1738, 1753.
Prose Works. Ed. Symmons, C. 1806.
Prose Works. With a biographical introduction by Griswold, R. W. 2 vols. New York, 1847.
Selections from Miltons prose have been edited by St. John, J. A., 1836, Myers, E., 1883, Garnett, R., 1893.
Areopagitica; A Speech Of Mr. John Milton For the Liberty of Unlicencd Printing. 1644. Ed. Arber, E. 1868 etc. Ed. Hales, J. W. Oxford, 1866 ff.
Accedence Commenct Grammar. Printed for S. S. and are to be sold by John Starkey at the Miter in Fleet-street, near Temple-bar, 1669.
Animadversions Upon The Remonstrants Defence, Against Smectymnuus. Printed for Thomas Underhill, and are to be sold at the Signe of the Bible in Wood-street, 1641. [Smectymnuus=Stephen Marshall, Edmund Calamy, Thomas Young, Matthew Newcomen, William Spurstow.]
Apology, An, Against a Pamphlet Calld A Modest Confutation of the Animadversions upon the Remonstrant against Smectymnuus: Printed by E. G. for John Rothwell, and are to be sold at the signe of the Sunne in Pauls Church-yard, 1642.
Brief Notes Upon a late Sermon Titld The Fear of God and the King; Preachd, and since Publishd, By Matthew Griffith, D.D. And Chaplain to the late King. Wherein many Notorious Wrestings of Scripture, and other Falsities are observed by J. M. 1660.
[Cf. R. LEstranges answer to Griffiths Sermon, No Blind Guides, 1660.]
Britain, The History of, That part especially now calld England. From the first Traditional Beginning, continud to the Norman Conquest. Collected out of the ancientest and best Authours thereof by John Milton. Printed by J. M. for James Allestry, at the Rose and Crown in St. Pauls Church-Yard, 1670.
Colasterion: A Reply To A Nameles Answer Against The Doctrine and Discipline of Divorce. Wherein The trivial Author of that Answer is discoverd, the Licencer conferrd with, and the Opinion which they traduce defended. By the former Author, J. M. 1645.
A Common-Place Book of John Milton. Reproduced from the original MS. Ed. Horwood, A. J. 1876, 1877.
Considerations touching the likeliest means to remove Hirelings out of the Church. Wherein is also discourcd of Tithes, Church-fees, Church-Revenues; and whether any maintenance of ministers can be settld by Law. The author, J. M. Printed by T. N. for L. Chapman at the Crown in Popeshead Alley, 1659.
Declaration, A. Or Letters Patents of the Election of this present King of Poland John the Third, Elected on the 22d of May last past, Anno Dom. 1674
. Now faithfully translated from the Latin Copy. Printed for Brabazon Aylmer, at the Three Pigeons in Cornhill, 1674.
Doctrine, The, and Discipline of Divorce: Restord to the good of both Sexes, from the Bondage of Canon Law, and other mistakes, to Christian Freedom, guided by the Rule of Charity. Wherein also many places of Scripture, have recovered their long-lost meaning. Seasonable to be now thought on in the Reformation intended. Printed by T. P. and M. S. In Goldsmiths Alley. 1643. (The B. M. copy has the MS. notes: written by J. Milton, and Aug. 1st.)
Doctrine, The, and Discipline of Divorce: Restord to the good of both Sexes, From the bondage of Canon Law, and other mistakes, to the true meaning of Scripture in the Law and Gospel compard. Wherein also are set down the bad consequences of abolishing or condemning of Sin, that which the Law of God allowes, and Christ abolisht not. Now the second time revisd and much augmented. In Two Books: To the Parlament of England with the Assembly. The Author J. M. 1644.
Education, Of. To Master Samuel Hartlib. [1644.] Ed. Browning, O., from ed. of 1673. Cambridge, 1883.
EIKONOK[char]A[char]TH[char]. In Answer To a Book Intitld EIK[char]N BA[char]I[char]IKH, The Portrature of his Sacred Majesty in his Solitudes and Sufferings. The Author J. M. Published by Authority. Printed by Matthew Simmons, next dore to the gilded Lyon in Aldersgate street. 1649.
EIKONOK[char]A[char]TH[char], in Answer to a Book Intitld The Portrature of his Sacred Majesty in his Solitudes and Sufferings. The Author J.M. Publishd now the Second time, and much Enlargd. Printed by T. N., and are to be sold by Tho. Brewster and G. Moule at the three Bibles in Pauls Church-yard near the West-End, 1650. Rptd., ed. Bacon, R., 1756.
Judgement, The, Of Martin Bucer, Concerning Divorce. Writtn to Edward the sixt, in his second Book of the Kingdom of Christ. And now Englisht. Wherein a late Book restoring the Doctrine and Discipline of Divorce, is heer confirmed and justifyd by the authoritie of Martin Bucer To the Parlament of England. Publisht by Authoritie. 1644.
Letter, A, written to a Gentleman in the Country, touching the Dissolution of the late Parliament and the Reasons thereof
printed by F. Leach, for Richard Baddeley, at his shop within the Middle Temple Gate, 1653.
Letters, Miltons Republican, or a Collection of such as were written by command of the late Commonwealth of England. 1682.
Letters of State, 16491659
. To which is added An Account of his Life [written by Edward Phillips]. 1694. See, also, the collection of 1700.
Letters, Original, and Papers of State addressed to Oliver Cromwell; concerning the affairs of Great Britain from the year 1649 to 1658. Found among the Political collections of Mr. John Milton. Now first published from the Originals. Ed. John Nickolls Junr. 1743.
Literae ab Olivaro protectore ad sacram regiam majestatem Sueciae. 1656.
Literae Pseudo-Senatus Anglicani, Cromwellii reliquorumque Perduellium nomine ac jussu conscriptae a Joanne Miltono. 1676. Also 1690.
Miltonis epistola ad Pollionem
Edidit et notis illustravit F. S. Cantabrigiensis, 1738. Trans. 1740.
Joannis Miltoni Angli, Artis Logicae Plenior Institutio, ad Petri Rami Methodum Concinnata, Adjecta est Praxis Annalytica et Petri Rami Vita. Libris duobus. Impensis Spencer Hickman, Societatis Typographi, ad insigne Rosae in Cmeterio D. Pauli. 1672.
Joannis Miltoni Angli de Doctrina Christiana libri duo posthumi, quos ex schedis manuscriptis deprompsit et typis mandari primus curavit C. R. Sumner. Typis Academicis: Cantabrigiae, 1825. Trans. Sumner, C. R. Cambridge, 1825.
Joannis Miltoni Angli, Epistolarum Familiarium Liber Unus: Quibus accesserunt, Ejusdem, jam olim in Collegio Adollescentis, Prolusiones Quaedam Oratoriae. Impensis Brabazoni Aylmeri sub signo Trium Columbarum, Via vulgo Cornhill dicta. 1674. Trans. Hall, J. Philadelphia, 1829.
Joannis Miltoni Angli pro Populo Anglicano defensio, contra Claudii anonymi, alias Salmasii, Defensionem Regiam: Typis Dugardianis, [1650] 1651. Trans. Washington, J. 1692. Editio emendatior. 1651. Editio correctior et auctior, ab autore denuo recognita. 1658.
Joannis Miltoni Angli pro Populo Anglicano Defensio secunda. Contra infamem libellum anonymum [by P. du Moulin] cui titulus, Regii sanguinis clamor ad clum adversus parricidas Anglicanos. Typis Neucomianis. 1654. Ed. Crantzius. Hagae Comitum, 1654. Trans. Dr. Fellowes, 1806, and Wrangham, F., 1816.
Joannis Miltoni pro se Defensio contra Alexandrum Morum Ecclesiasten [P. du Moulin] Libelli famosi, cui titulus, Regii sanguinis clamor ad clum adversus Parricidas Anglicanos, authorem recte dictum. Typis Neucomianis. 1655.
Mr. John Miltons Character of the Long Parliament and Assembly of Divines. In MDCXLI. Omitted in his other Works, and never before Printed, And very seasonable for these times. Printed for Henry Brome, at the Gun at the West-end of St. Pauls, 1681.
Moscovia, A Brief History of, and of other less known Countries lying eastward of Russia as far as Cathay. Printed by M. Flesher, for Brabazen Aylmer at the Three Pigeons against the Royal Exchange, 1682.
Observations upon the Articles of Peace with the Irish Rebels, on the letter of Ormond to Col. Jones, and the Representation of the Presbytery at Belfast. 1649.
Prelatical Episcopacy, Of, And Whether it may be deducd from the Apostolical times by vertue of those testimonies which are alledgd to that purpose in some late Treatises: One whereof goes under The Name of James Archbishop of Armagh. Printed by R. O. &G. D. for Thomas Underhill, and are to be sold at the signe of the Bible, in Wood Street. 1641.
Present Means and Brief Delineation of a Free Commonwealth, easy to be put in Practice and without Delay, in a letter to General Monk, The. 1660.
Readie, The, and Easie Way to Establish a Free Commonwealth, and the Excellence thereof compard with the inconveniences and dangers of re-admitting kingship in this nation. The author J. M. Printed by T. N., and are to be sold by Livewell Chapman at the Crown in Popes-Head Alley. 1660. (Regarding the second edition [1660?] see note in Massons Life, V, 679.)
Reason, The, Of Church governement Urgd against Prelaty. By Mr. John Milton. In two Books. Printed by E. G. for John Rothwell, and are to be sold at the Sunne in Pauls Churchyard. 1641.
Reformation, Of, Touching Church-Discipline In England: And the Causes that hitherto have hindered it: Two Bookes, written to a Freind. 1641.
Scriptum dom. Protectoris
contra Hispanos. [26 Oct. 1635.] 1655. Trans. 1738.
The Tenure Of Kings And Magistrates: Proving, That it is Lawfull, and hath been held so through all Ages, for any, who have the Power, to call to account a Tyrant, or wicked King, and after due conviction, to depose, and put him to death; if the ordinary Magistrate have neglected, or denyd to doe it. And that they, who of late, so much blame Deposing, are the men that did it themselves. The Author, J. M. Printed by Matthew Simmons, at the Gilded Lyon in Aldersgate Street, 1649, 1650.
Tetrachordon: Expositions Upon The foure chief places in Scripture, which treat of Mariage, or nullities in Mariage
Wherein the Doctrine and Discipline of Divorce, as was lately publishd, is confirmd by explanation of Scripture, by testimony of ancient Fathers, of civill lawes in the Primitive Church, of famousest Reformed Divines. And lastly by an intended Act of the Parlament and Church of England in the last yeare of Edward the sixth. By the former Author J. M. 1645.
Treatise, A, of Civil Power in Ecclesiastical causes; showing that it is not lawfull for any power on earth to compell in matters of religion. 1659.
True Religion, Of, Haeresie, Schism, Toleration, And what best means may be usd against the growth of Popery. The Author J. M. 1673.
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D'Backs target sweep and first-ever win over Gallardo
Ian Kennedy eyes his second win in as many starts on Sunday when the Arizona Diamondbacks go after their first-ever three-game sweep of the Milwaukee Brewers at Miller Park.
But, if the Diamondbacks are going to break the brooms out, they'll need to do something they've never done and that's beat Milwaukee righty Yovani Gallardo, who's 6-0 with a minuscule 1.02 ERA in seven starts versus Arizona.
"He's got three 'plus' pitches, and when you command those pitches, you're going to do well against anybody," Brewers manager Ron Roenicke said Saturday. "Why certain players do better against certain teams is hard to say. Sometimes it's a matter of having a team that's more patient and you're able to get ahead with strikes, or it's a team that swings all the time.
"I know one thing. I know we need to see him good tomorrow."
Gallardo, though, struggled in his initial outing on Monday against Colorado, but escaped without a decision, as the Rockies reached him for three runs and 10 hits in five innings. in the Brewers' 5-4 win.
Kennedy, meanwhile was solid against St. Louis on Monday, holding the Cardinals to a pair of runs and five hits in seven innings.
"The pitching performance by Ian was awesome," Arizona manager Kirk Gibson said after that victory. "I don't how else to explain it. He had everything working. Fastball spotted well, it was pumped up to 94. It was kind of the old Ian we saw a couple years ago."
Kennedy has faced the Brewers five times and is 2-2 with a 3.03 ERA.
On Saturday, Jason Kubel and Paul Goldschmidt both clubbed two-run homers and Aaron Hill added a solo shot as the Arizona rolled to a 9-2 win. Hill also had an RBI double and Gerardo Parra added two hits and an RBI for the D-backs, who have won four of their first five games this season.
Patrick Corbin (1-0) allowed two runs on eight hits over six innings to earn the win.
"Corbin was struggling early on, but kept them from adding on," Arizona manager Kirk Gibson said. "It is a good ballpark to hit in. We got some good pitches to hit and didn't miss them."
Jean Segura went 3-for-4 with an RBI and Alex Gonzalez also drove in a run for the Brewers, who have dropped four straight after an Opening Day victory.
Mike Fiers (0-1) allowed six runs on nine hits -- including two homers -- over five frames to absorb the loss.
"Commanding the ball is his big problem," Brewers manager Ron Roenicke said of Fiers. "That could be from a lack of confidence, or getting out of rhythm with your delivery. Or both. We need to find out what the answer is to get him back on track."
The Brewers and Diamondbacks split six meetings last season, with each team taking two of three at home.


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Clippers down Lakers to win Pacific Division
Los Angeles, CA – For decades the Clippers were irrelevant in the city of Los Angeles.
It was only fitting that they clinched their first division title in the 42- year history of the franchise at the expense of their Staples Center co- tenants.
Chris Paul tallied 24 points and 12 assists in the Clippers' 109-95 rout of the Los Angeles Lakers to end their five-year run atop the Pacific Division.
The Memphis Grizzlies and Charlotte Bobcats are the only teams in NBA history to not win a division championship.
The Clippers also swept the season series against the Lakers for the first time since 1974-75 when they were the Buffalo Braves.
Blake Griffin added 24 points, 12 rebounds and five assists for the Clippers, who have won two straight on the heels of a three-game skid. They've already set a franchise mark for wins in a season.
"We did a tremendous job of starting the second half. This is my first division win, but we kind of had the mind set that this was what we're suppossed to do," Griffin said.
Jamal Crawford poured in 20 points off the bench in the triumph.
Kobe Bryant finished with 25 points, 10 assists and seven boards for the Lakers, who are now one-half game out of the eighth playoff spot. Utah seized it from them with a victory over Golden State on Sunday.
"Give them credit, they hit big shots, they played well. They're very athletic, they're long and they're good. They were quicker to the ball than we were," Lakers head coach Mike D'Antoni said.
The Lakers have five games remaining, four of them at the Staples Center.
Dwight Howard chipped in 25 points as LA had its three-game winning streak snapped.
The Clippers entered the break with a 56-49 advantage and stretched their cushion in the third after beginning the frame on a 10-4 run.
Paul and Griffin had four points apiece during the surge, with the latter's reverse dunk capping the burst and making it 66-53 with 8:10 remaining in the stanza.
The Clippers took an 82-70 spread into the fourth and the margin reached its peak at 16 over the final 12 minutes.
Game Notes
The Clippers are 20-17 on the heels of their franchise-record 17-game winning streak in December ... Steve Nash sat out the tilt for the Lakers ... The Clippers held an 18-9 edge in fastbreak points.


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Three incumbents and a newcomer are vying for three commission seats in Emerald Isle. Candidates were asked by The Daily News to respond to the following questions in advance of the Nov. 5 municipal elections. Candidate profiles were edited for length in The Daily News� print edition. This is the full, unedited written response by one of four candidates. Candidate John Cowan did not respond to requests for information.
Three incumbents and a newcomer are vying for three commission seats in Emerald Isle. Candidates were asked by The Daily News to respond to the following questions in advance of the Nov. 5 municipal elections. Candidate profiles were edited for length in The Daily News� print edition. This is the full, unedited written response by one of four candidates. Candidate John Cowan did not respond to requests for information.
Incumbent? Yes
Name: John F. Wootten
Office you are seeking: Commissioner, Town of Emerald Isle
Address: 103 Eagles Nest Road, Emerald Isle, NC
Date of birth: 9/11/1939
City of birth: New York City
County of birth: Manhattan
How voters can contact you: www.emeraldisle-nc.org
Occupation: Retired
Education: BS Accounting, Iona College , MBA Financial Management, George Washington University
Prior publicly elected, appointed or held positions: Commissioner, Emerald Isle (10 years); Member, Carteret County Public Water Access Comittee
Leadership experience: Naval officer 21 years, retiring as a captain; Chief Financial Officer, large information technology firm (15 years)
How long have you lived in the municipality for which you seek office? Homeowner 27 years; resident 17 years
Why are you running for office? I am very fortunate, as a commissioner, to work with and guide a great team of town employees, department heads, and our town manager. I respect and enjoy working with this group and my fellow commissioners for the good of the town. I think we are doing a good job and I would like to continue. I particularly want to complete a project we started ten years ago; i.e., the storm water control project along Coast Guard Road. To date we have been able to pump storm water from five pump locations into wetlands that eventually drain into Bogue Sound. This year we should be able to add the Point and Land�s End to complete the project.
What makes you a good candidate for the position? I have many years of management experience, particularly financial management, as a senior Naval officer and then as a corporate officer in the business world. Combine that background with 10 years of experience with the Town of Emerald Isle and you get a highly effective team player who gets things done. Consider the accomplishments of this Board in the past several years. We have integrated the management of our EMS squad with town funding while keeping the squad an independent organization with a modern facility. This will maintain our excellent EMS care well into our future. This board has also provided the town a first-class boat launching with a property and construction cost of more than $5 million with less than $700 thousand of town funds. The Coast Guard Road storm water project will finish this year.
What do you see as the town�s biggest budget challenge? We, the commissioners, recently raised taxes by one cent per hundred to complete community improvement actions in the near term by incurring debt as opposed to a �pay as you go� approach over ten years. Our challenge now is to hold down expenses so we do not have to raise taxes again until this new debt is paid off. We can do this if we continue to expand our tourist economy, which in turn expands our sales tax and occupancy tax (for beach nourishment) revenues.
A bigger concern to me and our taxpayers now is the out-of-control spiral of cost increases associated with wind and hail insurance. Oceanfront counties are being unfairly assessed insurance rates out of proportion to local storm costs. This is a state political situation controlled by our state Insurance Commissioner. We in Emerald Isle need to keep working with our local state officials and interest groups, which I pledge to continue. Our best approach may be to make the Insurance Commissioner a position appointed by the governor instead of being elected with special interest influence.
What type of growth and development is best suited for Emerald Isle? I am pleased with the town�s Land Use Plan, which we worked on very hard on several years to achieve. This plan calls for Emerald Isle to keep the small-town, green and clean look so we remain a favored beach vacation attraction. This in turn will support our local businesses and low property tax rates.
What �quality of life� projects would you suggest for the town? I wouldn�t suggest any new projects but we do need to finish what we have started; namely, complete the bike paths from the Point to Indian Beach, expand the recreation center so they have a new aerobics room and expanded weight room, replace and improve the equipment at the Heron Park playground, and finish the new sound-side pier on the west side of our new boat ramp.


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Detroit, MI – Miguel Cabrera went 4-for-5 with a three-run homer, four RBI and three runs scored as the Detroit Tigers beat the Toronto Blue Jays, 7-3, in the opener of a three-game series.
Torii Hunter added three hits to reach 2,000 for his career. Alex Avila had a solo homer and Prince Fielder and Matt Tuiasosopo each knocked in a run for the Tigers, who took two of three contests from the New York Yankees over the weekend.
Anibal Sanchez (1-0) allowed two runs on five hits while striking out eight over seven innings for Detroit, which took four of six from Toronto last season.
Colby Rasmus hit a solo homer for the Blue Jays, who fell to 2-5 on the young season. Melky Cabrera and Jose Reyes had an RBI apiece.
Brandon Morrow (0-1) gave up five runs on nine hits over 3 2/3 innings for Toronto, which started a six-game road trip on Tuesday.
The Tigers got on the board in the first inning, as Miguel Cabrera hit a two- out single to right and scored on Fielder's double to right-center field.
J.P. Arencibia almost tied the game in the top of the second, but Tigers left fielder Don Kelly robbed him of a homer. Avila led off the bottom half of the frame with a homer to right, making it 2-0 Detroit.
The Blue Jays did score a run in the third, when Emilio Bonifacio tripled to center with one down and raced home on Reyes' single to right.
The Tigers had a chance to get the run back in the bottom half. Hunter doubled and tried to score on Miguel Cabrera's single to right. Arencibia did a nice job of applying the tag on Hunter. Detroit loaded the bases later in the inning for Jhonny Peralta, who grounded out.
Miguel Cabrera's homer in the fourth gave the Tigers some breathing room. With two outs, Austin Jackson and Hunter hit consecutive singles. Cabrera then smacked a home run over the wall in right to make it 5-1.
Toronto got one run back in the fifth after Jose Reyes hit a two-out single, stole second and raced home on Melky Cabrera's single up the middle.
The Tigers tacked on two more runs in the eighth. Jackson reached third on third baseman Maicer Izturis' throwing error and scored on Cabrera's single. Pinch-hitter Tuiasosopo added an RBI double two batters later, making it 7-2.
Rasmus' homer in the ninth accounted for the final margin.
Game Notes
Tigers designated hitter Victor Martinez missed the game after suffering a cut on his right thumb that required eight stitches. He is listed as day-to-day ... Melky Cabrera now has 1,002 hits for his career ... The Tigers had 15 hits, compared to eight for Toronto.


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Voices of Youth Inspire! "It's the crazy ones who will change the world."
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Your name: Samantha Robison
Your age: 27
Where are you originally from and where do you currently live? I grew up in the Washington DC Area, in the USA. Currently, I don't have a home. I am always on the move from project to project. I spend the majority of my time in Mozambique.
According to your business card – what's your job title?
Founder and Director of aptART. AptART is an organization of artists and activists working with vulnerable and marginalized youth around the world to give them a voice. We use street art and other public art forms to help children and their communities build awareness about issues that affect their lives.
And how does that compare with what you wanted to do when you were 10 years old?
Well, when I was 10 years old I wanted to be the first female president of the United States. Seventeen years later, I would be happy to let Hilary have it!
Give us 10 words that describe your typical work day?
Hectic, painted, kids, colorful, creative, messy, handprints, walls, multi-tasking and loud.
In a nutshell, how did you get to where you are right now? Name some of the most important milestones.
I initially started working with street kids in Cambodia and shortly after traveled to Mozambique to research potential projects. I realized if I wanted to start an NGO I was going to need some quick cash. Naturally, a teaching job in Iraq seemed like the right choice. After 10 months in Iraq I took my savings and launched the first aptART project in Mozambique. In Mozambique we work with HIV and AIDS affected youth. I started to see the potential in street art to impact a community. I shortly brought on another artist as a creative director, Jonathan Darby. A year or so later we forged a partnership with War Child UK and began projects with street kids and former child soldiers in eastern DRC and then working with street girls in Kinshasa, we started to bring on more artists and in January of this year we launched projects alongside ACTED working with Syrian IDPS and refugees.
What was the biggest obstacle you had to overcome to get to your current position and how did it help you to grow as a person?
Adjusting to the slow pace of life and unreliability of Africa. I went from the mania of Seoul and East Asia to the extremely relaxed unhurried life of Mozambique. I would get very frustrated with people for wasting time! It was an adjustment, but it did wonders for my patience and now I can handle long waits with a smile!
How important was your choice of degree/field of study at university for what you're doing now?
I majored in Politics and minored in art so, it fits in quite well with what I do now. However, I think education is more about teaching you how to think rather than what to think. Whether I studied philosophy or statistics or anthropology, it wouldn't matter. Education is really about learning to think critically.
What are the top three things someone needs to excel in your field?
Patience, perseverance and enthusiasm.
What do you think is the MOST important thing governments and/or companies can do to help young people get started in their careers?
Create funding opportunities for young entrepreneurs with slightly outlandish ideas. It's the crazy ones who will change the world.
On a lighter note, tell us about the strangest day you've ever had at work or the strangest thing you had to do?
In a street boys center in the Democratic Republic of Congo we were trying to cover a section of wall with blue handprints. In our best French (which is pretty bad) we tried to get the kids to put the paint on their hands and then transfer it to the wall. EPIC fail: out of 40 boys I think only 2 blue handprints ended up on the wall. Their faces, clothes and pretty much everything else, however, was covered in little blue handprints, but not the wall!!!
Some words to youth out there: What advice can you give them when chasing their dream position?
Take a moment and ponder, REALLY think what you believe is right, what you want for the world and what you want for yourself. If after that moment, your "dream position" is still the answer to those three questions, then pursue it with relentless enthusiasm and you will not fail because you are doing what you love.
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By Matthew Hurley: There is nothing quite like a gifted young fighter connecting on a visceral level with his hometown. Hero worship is prevalent in every sport but boxing is such a personal and emotionally draining experience for fighter and fan that once a connection is made it just grows tighter and tighter as the fighter's career moves on. Every boxer desperately wants and needs that crowd approval, particularly in his darkest and most trying moments in the ring.
Danny O'Connor, a young, promising junior welterweight from Framingham, Massachusetts, understands this and has turned his life upside down to achieve his dream of becoming a world champion in front of an adoring crowd.
"I was just a scrappy kid growing up and I found my way to a gym one day and fell in love with the sport," he said recently from his training camp at the Savannah Boxing Club in Houston, Texas. "As time has gone on and my career has progressed I do believe I was given a great gift in my ability to fight and I'm going to use that to provide for my family."
O'Connor's amateur career culminated in 2008 with National Golden Glove honors, the Outstanding Boxer Award at the US Future Stars Championship and a berth as an alternate on the US Olympic Team.
A quick and clever southpaw Danny, in seventeen professional fights, has tasted the sting of defeat – a decision loss to Gabriel Bracero in 2011. He was subsequently diagnosed with bleeding ulcers and anemia. Any setback is devastating for a young boxer trying to get his foot on that first rung of the ladder, but it's how he deals with it that will ultimately define how far he goes. Future Hall of Famer Bernard Hopkins lost his first professional fight, but it didn't cripple him because he didn't let it. He became more determined to learn his craft and refused to allow doubt to creep into his mind.
Again, O'Connor understands this and despite boxing's peculiar predilection for undefeated records he sees his willingness to make adjustments in both his training and in his personal life prime indicators that not only is he serious about his championship ambitions but that he is willing to make all the sacrifices necessary to get there.
It was at that low point against Bracero where a decision was made and a change in trainer and management pointed the fighter in a new, positive direction. But it also uprooted him from his wife and child and the comforts of home.
"I had a bad night against Bracero," he says. "The health issues were a big factor and my nose was broken in the fight. I had to have reconstructive surgery."
O'Connor hesitates a moment upon reflecting back on that night and then his mood brightens.
"It was at that point I found Ronnie Shields. He offered to train me and so I left Boston for Houston with no money, nowhere to live and worst of all I had to leave my wife Diane and son Liam. But it was the best move I made for my career."
The fit between fighter and trainer has been smooth and Danny appears to have found a mentor in Shields.
"Coach Ronnie gave me my life back," he says with genuine affection. "He is truly a teacher and being taught by him is an honor for me."
O'Connor's career also received a huge boost when Ken Casey, leader of the rock band Dropkick Murphys, took over managerial duties. Danny believes that with the Murphys providing their support that often-elusive hometown connection is within his grasp in the Boston area.
"I met Ken through his Claddagh Fund* and we clicked right off the bat. I look at the way he beat the odds in the music business and I hope to do the same in boxing."
Casey agrees and is hoping that O'Connor will bring back a level of excitement in the Massachusetts area not seen since Irish Micky Ward's heyday.
"I took a hands on, do it yourself approach with the Murphys and I see many similarities as to how Danny's career could and should go. We want to bring boxing back to Boston."
According to promoter Lou Dibella, "Danny is an easy kid to rally behind and has the charisma to develop a big following and have a very successful career."
As for O'Connor's association with the Dropkick Murphys, Dibella is effusive in his praise for the work Ken Casey has done and the additional promotional tool the band provides.
"They are not just a band but a phenomenon, a brand and excellent marketers and self-promoters. The Dropkick Murphys provide Danny's career with a tremendous boost by introducing him to their loyal fans and followers."
Dibella then adds, with promotional flair, "If you are a young Irish fighter from New England, there is no band in the world that you would rather be associated with than the Dropkick Murphys."
O'Connor's next bout is on the undercard of the Sergio Martinez – Matthew Macklin middleweight title fight on March 17 in New York. He is scheduled to fight Danny McDermott.
"I'm looking forward to fighting at Madison Square Garden. Every boxer wants to fight at the Garden."
With his wife and child now moved down to Texas, Danny's support system is complete and he feels rejuvenated. His aspirations high, O'Connor is now truly set to get to work on the most important part of his career – climbing the ranks towards a title shot. Residing in one of the most talent-laden divisions in boxing only seems to spur him on and his enthusiasm is infectious.
"Ken and I have a plan and that is to bring boxing back to Boston. Together we are determined to make that happen. When you think of Boston sports like the Red Sox, Celtics and Bruins I want my name to be thought of as well. I want to make a major impact on the boxing scene this year while building my fan base."
With the recent additions to his camp and his newfound resolve, 2012 could be a breakout year for Danny O'Connor.
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Last night I couldn't sleep. Legend says, when you can't sleep at night, it's because you're awake in someone else's dream, right? I turned around over and over again, but I know that when I can't sleep there is no use in trying. I start thinking and my thoughts get pretty dark when it's dark outside. The only solution to avoid over-thinking is getting up, doing something and then go back to sleep later.
I was scrolling through strangers' Instagrams, when the thought of the year ending struck me. I mentally recapped this year and, after going through my own Instagram pictures, I figuratively patted myself on the back thinking "Well done, bro, 2013 has been an amazing year". So, this year, like the past two (here is the 2011 edition, and here the 2012), I will share my year in review with you guys if you don't mind.
January: I started off the year buying plenty of fruits and veggies. This time it was not just a new year's resolution, it turned into a new habit. I moved into my brother's room for 6 months. I needed some time on my own, I got more and more into photography (like that's something that is happening every month of every year since 2009 or so, so..) and made my new place a little cozy.
February wasn't that special. I really didn't do much. I was getting tired of my job and was trying to keep myself positive. My friend Sonja and I had a few lovely dinners together.
In March I organized a surprise party and girls night out in Amsterdam for my friend's birthday; we had an amazing time. I went to see Of Monsters and Men live in The Hague on my own and really enjoyed it: this was an experience that made me grow a lot and gave me a confidence boost. I was happy and smiling again: first my mum came to visit. She had been working on a secret project for me for a while.. it involved feathers.. Then my dad came to visit; we celebrated Easter together and danced the night away (that's right, my dad is that cool).
In April I got a message of love from my roommates and I baked a cake we called "the Black Flower" which was sold in a local cafe. Finally the secret project became reality and I got the feather my mum had drawn tattooed (no, no regrets, ever) and then happily biked through (someone else's apartment) on a BMX.
Since I was feeling rebellious, in May I also got a piercing in my ear (I guess it's called forward helix, it's in a pretty unusual place). I went to Ireland and almost got blown off the Cliffs of Moher. I relaxed in the garden and went Geocaching on a rainy day.
June was the month I moved in my new place. Little did I know it would have been for 6 months only (yep, I am moving in a week!). I bought new furniture and made the room look pretty. On Midsummer, Sonja and I celebrated as if I were a real Swede too. We made flower crowns and went out in town, where we got asked over and over what the hell we were doing. I spoiled myself and bought a new lens and a microphone for my camera: everything I needed.
July is my favorite month. I did a Color Run, which was an amazing experience! Then Roberto and I drove to Italy. I had the most wonderful days there. Back in my town, back to nature, back to the sea. I have no words to describe it. My friends from university, who I hadn't seen since graduating two years back, came over and stayed a few days. We had so much fun, and I am still really thankful they came to see me.
I started off August in Italy. I cooked a lot and enjoyed everything the garden gave us. My parents and I drove through northern Italy and southern France for a weekend. I definitely take after them when it comes to my love for exploring. Back in Holland, I worked another few days at the office and on the last day I was surrounded by love from my colleagues.
In September I started working in my favorite shop. That's when time really started flying. I loved and love it so much. It has nothing to do with my studies, but it's just such an enjoyable place and environment. I took the IELTS in Amsterdam and passed it. I found out quinoa can be used to make an amazing granola and when to eat out with Roberto.
The 3rd of October was Leiden's liberation day and I took tons of photos around town. Roberto and I spent a day together in Utrecht where we found this lovely little place. I loved my job more and more and was very happy when I was asked to help with the presentation of the products. Also, I kept working out regularly.
In November I was featured in WordPress' Freshly Pressed with this post, and got plenty of lovely reactions! My dad played Sinterklaas when he came to visit me and left a present and kilos of sweets. I made Coconut Dates Truffels for an event in Amsterdam.
December is my month. First Roberto and I celebrated Sinterklaas; it was a very cozy evening.. My Birthday was lovely: we headed to the beach and had a nice day exploring. I made my room look Christmassy and Roberto and I spent Christmas together, looking forward to the beginning of the new year together.
I probably missed hundreds of things.. these are only the things I remember from my Instragram pictures. It was a truly amazing year and I am looking forward to start the new year with plenty of new ideas, projects and happy thoughts.


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Jay-Z's Newest Client: Robinson Cano
Rapper and record producer Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter is branching into the world of sports agency, and he has landed the biggest available fish as his first client. Dan Barbarisi reports.
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Sara Shvartzman considers herself lucky.
As the new arts and culture coordinator for the Jewish Community Center of Greater Baltimore, she is able to blend three of her passions in one: the arts, working with older adults and working in the Jewish community. The 26-year-old Shvartzman, who was raised in Black Forest, Colo., but now calls Otterbein home, has a background in marketing, senior living care and social work.
Now, her job allows her to oversee the art gallery, adult arts classes at the JCC's Park Heights location, as well as two of the organization's signature events: the Jewish Film Festival, which opens April 4, and Cinefest.
"I grew up with a lot of ignorance and anti-Semitism in Colorado Springs," said Shvartzman. "I always wanted to be the one who helped to make a positive impact on the Jewish community as a whole. With this position, I now have that opportunity, and then some. And it feels great."
Shvartzman, who is also a trained opera singer, talked to us about searching for great films, her "foreign meats bucket list" and more.
Worst pet peeve? Hearing the sound of popping balloons, or squeaky Styrofoam. I have sensitive ears!
What song are you loving/hating right now? I'm loving the song "Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered," especially Ella Fitzgerald's rendition. Least favorite would be "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" by Taylor Swift. How is that country music?
Your worst habit? Leaving food too long in the refrigerator.
Trend that has exceeded its natural lifespan? Those strange neon colored hair pieces. I thought they were for teenagers.
Favorite part of your job? Calling foreign countries to track down unknown films. It's like I'm playing a reality TV show some days — where in the world is this film title and which distributor speaks English?
Food you hate? I pretty much eat anything. In fact, I have a foreign meats bucket list. I've had anything from rattlesnake to venison to pheasant to kangaroo kabobs.
Have you witnessed more involvement from younger people in religious organizations? I think there is somewhat of a re-insurgence of younger people getting involved but there are also more ways to get involved. At the JCC, we have a downtown Rabbi, her name is Jessy Gross. Her job is to meet younger people where they want (bars, her home, etc) and give them a small dose of Judaism if they want it. Human beings need face to face community, and religious based organizations have the capacity to make it happen.
Favorite place in Baltimore to get a drink? I love to go out in Mount Vernon. My two favorites are The Brewer's Art and Dionysus, an underground gem of a dive bar.
Last great meal you had? Steak Salad at Ropewalk Tavern in Federal Hill.
Favorite and most loathed fashion statements? My favorite fashion statement would be blunt bangs a la Zooey Deschanel. That and flowy grandma-style blouses. Most loathed? Uggs. They're over, but the folks in Federal Hill might disagree with me.
Film you'd love to show at the Jewish Film Festival and Cinefest? I'd love to convince our film committee to show something from the 60s in 3-D and make it a "hon" theme night where all attendees are encouraged to wear the big hair and glasses.
Best advice you ever got? "Never forget that today is the first day of the rest of your life." I have an excellent dad.
Favorite thing about Baltimore? The tight-knit friendly community and rowhomes with stoops. I'm writing this as I sit on my own little stoop and I'm very thankful to be here.


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Don't underestimate this pasta. It is ravishingly good.
The roasted garlic transcends this pasta into deeply flavored deliciousness and the oven-roasted cauliflower is fantastic in it's own right.
All of the components of the silky, bright sauce combine to make this pasta dish incredibly tasty while still managing to stay light and fresh.
If you cringe regarding meatless meals, like a certain husband residing in my household, no worries! Serve this to vegetarian lovers or add some grilled chicken into the mix or on the side.
This pasta dish gained rave reviews all around our table and reinforced my love for all things roasted garlic.
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Roasted Garlic and Cauliflower Pasta
- 2 heads garlic, papery skins removed, top quarter of heads cut off (on the pointy side of the garlic) and discarded
- 6 tablespoons plus 1 teaspoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 head cauliflower (about 1 1/2 pounds)
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon sugar
- 1 pound short pasta (such as fusilli, rotini or campanelle)
- 1/4 teaspoon red pepper flakes
- 2 – 3 tablespoons juice from 1 lemon
- 1 tablespoon fresh parsley leaves, chopped
- 2 ounces Parmesan cheese, grated or shredded (about 1 cup)
- 1/4 cup chopped walnuts, toasted
- Adjust an oven rack to the middle position, place a large rimmed baking sheet on the rack, and heat the oven to 450 degrees.
- Cut one 12-inch sheet of foil and spread it flat on the counter. Place the garlic heads, cut-side up, in the center of the foil. Drizzle ½ teaspoon olive oil over each head and fold up the sides of the foil to seal well. Place the foil packet directly on the oven rack (not on the preheating baking sheet) and roast until the garlic is very tender, about 40 minutes. Remove the foil packet from the oven, open the foil and set it aside to cool.
- While the garlic is roasting, trim the outer leaves of the cauliflower and cut the stem flush with the bottom. Cut the head from pole to pole into 8 equal wedges and then cut the cauliflower into large bite-sized pieces. Place the cauliflower in a large bowl; toss with 2 tablespoons oil, salt, pepper, and sugar.
- Remove the hot baking sheet from the oven. Carefully transfer the cauliflower to the baking sheet and spread into an even layer. Return the baking sheet to the oven and roast until the cauliflower is well browned and tender, 15 to 20 minutes
- While the cauliflower roasts, bring 4 quarts of water to a boil in a large pot. Add 1 tablespoon salt and pasta; cook until al dente. Squeeze the cooled, roasted garlic cloves from their skins into a small bowl. Using a fork, mash the garlic to a smooth paste, then stir in red pepper flakes and 2 tablespoons lemon juice. Slowly whisk in remaining 1/4 cup oil.
- Drain the pasta, reserving 1 cup cooking water, and return the pasta to the pot. Add the chopped cauliflower to the pasta; stir in the garlic sauce, ¼ cup cooking water, parsley, and ½ cup cheese. Adjust the consistency of the pasta with additional cooking water and season with salt, pepper, and additional lemon juice to taste. Serve immediately, sprinkling with remaining ½ cup cheese and toasted nuts.
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The Community Unit School District 200 Board of Education supports conducting a large-scale community engagement study.
The Board is not, however, entirely sure how to go about it or if a presentation at its most recent meeting offered the best way.
UNICOM•ARC was selected by a Board committee as a possible provider for the effort to determine what residents want the board to prioritize.
Dan Burns, a representative from the company, said that the proposed study would be an "entity on its own," including separate branding and websites, with the goal of putting the message in the hands of the community.
"It's important that everybody have the opportunity to participate in this process," Burns said. "This is a citizen-led, citizen-driven process."
Burns said that the UNICOM model, which D-200 used about a decade ago for a high school referendum question, included a few steps.
First, it would form a 12- to 15-person facilitative committee of staff, teachers and community members, which would work with the Board to determine a "charge," or focus, to guide the study.
From there, the committee and UNICOM would host a series of two hour-long resident workshops. Each workshop would have a specific topic and include a data presentation at the beginning, followed by small group brainstorming.
A staff member at each table would record verbatim responses. At the end of the process, UNICOM provide consensus points and suggested avenues for the Board.
Board Secretary Brad Paulsen said he was in favor of the idea.
"The community wants to have a dialogue. That's what this is about," he said.
The proposed cost of the study is about $60,000 over eight months. Burns stressed that the proposal was based on a monthly fee, so the Board could customize it to fit their monetary or timeline desires.
Still, some Board members were hesitant.
"This is a big cost in my mind, and I have to get over that hurdle. And I'm not there yet," said Board member Jim Mathieson.
Mathieson said that he could likely identify five or 10 issues confronting the district, including professional development, technology and reinstatement of programs such as B-teams in middle schools, and he would "be surprised" if the board received items that weren't on that list.
Mathieson wondered if the district could do a similar study in-house to minimize the costs, but Superintendent Brian Harris said it could not. Harris said that Naperville Community Unit School District 203, another UNICOM client, had "three times the communication staff we do" and still hired the firm.
"You can sit here on a Saturday and make some very good plans about the future of the school district," Burns said. "But none of that is going to get implemented if those plans are not saturated in your community and your community is not supporting you to move forward."


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Infrastructure Slideshow: Microsoft Windows 7 Migration: 10 Factors to Consider
Microsoft's Windows 7 operating system appears to be enjoying unbridled success. In fact, the company reports that it has sold more than 240 million Windows 7 licenses around the world since the operating system launched in 2009. It's likely that Windows 7 will carry the banner that Windows XP has held for so long. Migrating your enterprise to Windows 7, though, remains a major under-taking. You may be opting to stick with Windows XP until Windows 7 has been put through its paces in the marketplace and they can be confident it will offer the functionality (and longevity) that enterprises truly require. At the same time, you're probably fully aware that your Windows XP machines are getting old and slow. Attempting to maintain them, rather than replace them with a new PC and operating system, becomes more painful with each passing month. The time has come to seriously consider opting for Windows 7. Before you take the plunge, here are 10 important factors to consider.


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Posted on September 18, 2012 in Shoes and Apparel
Check out one of my favorite apparel collections…Stick It Wear?! by Joe Durica. Joe makes men's and women's T-shirts that feature stylish stick figure designs that re-create all the most popular past and present players on the ATP and WTA tours. The men's performance shirts are made of a lightweight, moisture-wicking polyester material that is super comfortable to play a match in, even in extreme heat! The men's and women's tees are made of super soft and comfortable cotton, perfect for on or off the court.
Check out a couple of my favorite ones!
This women's tee represents the classic Rafa fist pump we've all grown to know and love!
Gotta love this depiction of fan favorite Jo-Wilfried Tsonga's signature post-match celebration!
My personal favorite…the Original Rebel…old school Andre Agassi!
You'll still see me rocking these shirts in a lot of our video reviews. They were some of my favorite shirts to wear on the practice courts and during Open tournaments when I was out traveling the past couple years. I always had people coming up to me and complimenting me on the shirts, and I'm quite confident you'll have the same reaction from your friends around town if you pick up a couple of these stylish tees from Stick It Wear?!.


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The composite extension provides several related mechanisms:
Per-hierarchy storage may be created for individual windows or for all children of a window. Manual shadow update may be selected by only a single application for each window; manual update may also be selected on a per-window basis or for each child of a window. Detecting when to update may be done with the Damage extension.
The off-screen storage includes the window contents, its borders and the contents of all descendants.
For example, version 1.4.6 would be encoded as the integer 10406.
The root window may not be redirected. Doing so results in a BadMatch error. Specifying an invalid window id will result in a BadWindow error.
The X server must support at least version 0.2 of the Composite Extension for XCompositeNameWindowPixmap.
The Composite Overlay Window for a particular screen will be unmapped when all clients who have called this function have either called XCompositeReleaseOverlayWindow for that screen, or terminated their connection to the X server.
The X server must support at least version 0.3 of the Composite Extension for XCompositeGetOverlayWindow.
The X server must support at least version 0.3 of the Composite Extension for XCompositeReleaseOverlayWindow.
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