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Summer holidays in Spain
Spending the summer in Spain is an experience you have to live at least once in a lifetime. You've probably got time off and plenty of time to visit places, and you probably want to make plans and get the most out of those days. What's more, thanks to the nice weather, you're almost sure to enjoy a dip in one of the best beaches in the world. For example, would you like to enjoy the atmosphere on the Costa del Sol, go diving on the Costa Brava, discover our fishing villages or hire a boat? And if you love staying active you can try all kinds of water sports. As well as beaches, in Spain there are many options to suit all tastes and pockets. There are popular festivities in summer, like the famous San Fermín or La Tomatina tomato festival. But if you prefer to dance, there are also many world-renowned festivals. And of course, if you love clubbing you shouldn't miss going out at night in Ibiza. At lunchtime you can try a refreshing dish such as our cold soup – gazpacho. And you can make the most of the bars and restaurants that have outdoor terraces. Just click on the image or the text that you want in order to find more information about each one of these plans. What are you going to do this summer?
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1. having arrived at the highest point of development or excellence, as to be ready for reaping, gathering or eating.
2. reggae, real jerk, rum, vibes
2. reggae, real jerk, rum, vibes
"Ripe Is The King of Jerk!"
Proclaimed TV Food Network's Throwdown Host & Iron Chef, Bobby Flay.
"The Best Jerk Steak I Ever Had!"
Declared the "Fastest Man On Earth", Usain Bolt.
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Ripe was chosen as the "Best of the Best" in Westchester for
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Ripe Kitchen & Bar is a little surreal, a little funky, and a lot cool.
The Westchester Magazine, February 2005
Mr. Spence s Wood-Smoked
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the one-mile detour off the
Hutchinson River Parkway
The New York Times, March 2005
Ripe Kitchen & Bar has all the ingredients to be a direct take-off of the popular American comedy show, Cheers, the neighborhood restaurant and bar, where everybody knows your name.
The Jamaican /Collectors Edition/ Magazine, January 2006
With a bite of a crunchy Spring Roll, stuffed with plantains and cod, or a roasted plantain stuffed with cod and onions-you land in Jamaica.
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ICD-10 Diagnosis Code M08.91
Juvenile arthritis, unspecified, shoulder
Diagnosis Code M08.91
Short Description: Juvenile arthritis, unspecified, shoulder
Long Description: Juvenile arthritis, unspecified, shoulder
This is the 2019 version of the ICD-10-CM diagnosis code M08.91
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Code Classification
Short Description: Juvenile arthritis, unspecified, shoulder
Long Description: Juvenile arthritis, unspecified, shoulder
This is the 2019 version of the ICD-10-CM diagnosis code M08.91
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The code M08.91 is a "header" and not valid for submission for HIPAA-covered transactions.
Code Classification
Diseases of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissue (M00–M99)
Inflammatory polyarthropathies (M05-M14)
- Juvenile arthritis (M08)
- Inflammatory polyarthropathies (M05-M14)
Information for Patients
If you feel pain and stiffness in your body or have trouble moving around, you might have arthritis. Most kinds of arthritis cause pain and swelling in your joints. Joints are places where two bones meet, such as your elbow or knee. Over time, a swollen joint can become severely damaged. Some kinds of arthritis can also cause problems in your organs, such as your eyes or skin.
Types of arthritis include
- Osteoarthritis is the most common type of arthritis. It's often related to aging or to an injury.
- Autoimmune arthritis happens when your body's immune system attacks healthy cells in your body by mistake. Rheumatoid arthritis is the most common form of this kind of arthritis.
- Juvenile arthritis is a type of arthritis that happens in children.
- Infectious arthritis is an infection that has spread from another part of the body to the joint.
- Psoriatic arthritis affects people with psoriasis.
- Gout is a painful type of arthritis that happens when too much uric acid builds up in the body. It often starts in the big toe.
NIH: National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases
- Arthritis (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Osteotomy of the knee (Medical Encyclopedia)
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Juvenile idiopathic arthritis Juvenile idiopathic arthritis refers to a group of conditions involving joint inflammation (arthritis) that first appears before the age of 16. This condition is an autoimmune disorder, which means that the immune system malfunctions and attacks the body's organs and tissues, in this case the joints.Researchers have described seven types of juvenile idiopathic arthritis. The types are distinguished by their signs and symptoms, the number of joints affected, the results of laboratory tests, and the family history.Systemic juvenile idiopathic arthritis causes inflammation in one or more joints. A high daily fever that lasts at least 2 weeks either precedes or accompanies the arthritis. Individuals with systemic arthritis may also have a skin rash or enlargement of the lymph nodes (lymphadenopathy), liver (hepatomegaly), or spleen (splenomegaly).Oligoarticular juvenile idiopathic arthritis (also known as oligoarthritis) has no features other than joint inflammation. Oligoarthritis is marked by the occurrence of arthritis in four or fewer joints in the first 6 months of the disease. It is divided into two subtypes depending on the course of disease. If the arthritis is confined to four or fewer joints after 6 months, then the condition is classified as persistent oligoarthritis. If more than four joints are affected after 6 months, this condition is classified as extended oligoarthritis.Rheumatoid factor positive polyarticular juvenile idiopathic arthritis (also known as polyarthritis, rheumatoid factor positive) causes inflammation in five or more joints within the first 6 months of the disease. Individuals with this condition also have a positive blood test for proteins called rheumatoid factors. This type of arthritis closely resembles rheumatoid arthritis as seen in adults.Rheumatoid factor negative polyarticular juvenile idiopathic arthritis (also known as polyarthritis, rheumatoid factor negative) is also characterized by arthritis in five or more joints within the first 6 months of the disease. Individuals with this type, however, test negative for rheumatoid factor in the blood.Psoriatic juvenile idiopathic arthritis involves arthritis that usually occurs in combination with a skin disorder called psoriasis. Psoriasis is a condition characterized by patches of red, irritated skin that are often covered by flaky white scales. Some affected individuals develop psoriasis before arthritis while others first develop arthritis. Other features of psoriatic arthritis include abnormalities of the fingers and nails or eye problems.Enthesitis-related juvenile idiopathic arthritis is characterized by tenderness where the bone meets a tendon, ligament or other connective tissue. This tenderness, known as enthesitis, accompanies the joint inflammation of arthritis. Enthesitis-related arthritis may also involve inflammation in parts of the body other than the joints.The last type of juvenile idiopathic arthritis is called undifferentiated arthritis. This classification is given to affected individuals who do not fit into any of the above types or who fulfill the criteria for more than one type of juvenile idiopathic arthritis.
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Samuel Wilkinson graduated in Furniture and related product design at Ravensbourne College of Design & Communication in 2002. While at Ravensbourne Wilkinson won several design awards, including the respected RSA design award. He went straight into employment working for leading consultancies such as tangerine, Fitch:London and PearsonLloyd. During those years he has worked on projects for leading clients such as British Airways, Audi, LG, and Virgin Airways.
At the end of 2007 Wilkinson set up his own studio and a year later, in 2008 Wilkinson completed his largest work, L'abre de Flonville in Lausanne, Switzerland. The work consists of a contemporary twon square featuring a 16m sculptural metal tree surrounded by root benches.
Samuel's recent design of the Plumen light bulb and the hand-blown glass lamps, Vessel Series have won international acclaim. Plumen collected the grand prize from the Design Museum of 'Design of the Year' in the prestigious Brit Insurance Design Awards and Vessel was nominated for Best British Design.


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Family House Polo Match- 9/12/09
The Virginia International Polo Club played against the Potomic Polo Club in front of 1,800 guests at Hartwood Acres for the 26th Annual Family House Polo Match. The day's festivities kicked off with tailgate parties, a Boutique Village, an on-field vintage car display, and raffle ticket sales. At halftime, guests stepped out for a traditional divot stomp. "It's an actual polo match and the players and the teams are playing like they're playing in the championship match. It's just wonderful to see that and it's all for a good cause," says Marcia Cross, director of development for Family House. The day raised $225,000 for the organization. Photography by Rachel StadelmeierRead More
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Species AbstractThe Humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae), is a very large marine mammal, in the family of Rorquals (Balaenoptera), part of the order of cetaceans. The Humpback is a baleen whale, so that instead of teeth, it has long plates which hang in a row (like the teeth of a comb) from its upper jaws. Baleen plates are strong and flexible; they are made of a protein similar to human fingernails. Baleen plates are broad at the base (gumline) and taper into a fringe which forms a curtain or mat inside the whale's mouth. All baleen whales strain huge volumes of ocean water through their baleen plates to capture food: tons of krill, other zooplankton, crustaceans and small fish.
The humpback whale is renowned for its impressive leaping displays and for the mysterious singing of solitary males. Humpback whales are among the best-studied cetaceans, and yet they are among the most mysterious. Their songs and the complex social behaviors that accompany them comprise some of the greatest incompletely understood phenomena. These songs are intricate, with up to nine musical themes. Males may sing for days, changing themes over time, but all the males from one population will sing a similar song. Humpbacks are popular subjects for whale-watching ecotourism. They are readily identified by enormous, wing-like flippers, which are far longer than in any other whale species. They are known for spectacular displays at the surface. They breach, leaping headfirst out of the water; slap the surface with a long flipper; or slam the tail flukes repeatedly. Humpbacks may be the only whales to trap or herd prey into a bunch to make feeding more efficient. They concentrate a school of fish into a stack by blowing columns of bubbles to form a circle around it, and then lunge into the mass to feed.
The robust body is blue-black in colour, with pale or white undersides. The flippers may also be white and are the largest appendage of any animal; reaching up to five metres in length. On the underside of the mouth are 12 to 36 throat grooves, which can expand when filtering water during feeding. Humpbacks have characteristically knobbly heads, covered in many raised lumps (or tubercles) and barnacles. There are two blowholes on the back and the spout of water can appear very bushy. The spreading tail flukes have a distinct indentation in the middle; as the whale undertakes a deep dive it usually arches its back (hence the common name) so that the tail flukes are raised above the water and clearly visible. The pattern on the underside of the flukes is unique to an individual and thus can be used to photo-identify and track individuals.


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Energy beets for the future of Kentucky farms and fuel | Business Lexington:
Roger Ford, CEO of Patriot, said that the company's system would rely on natural gas, as corn ethanol does, to drive the process — basically a distillery yielding alcohol from the sugar. He said that processing beets would use natural gas more efficiently than the corn process. The beets yield sugar directly, whereas corn requires an extra processing step to convert starch to sugar.


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He has dazzled Broadway with his triple-threat talents for years, and now New York City is giving back to Hugh Jackman.
The Wolverine actor attended a ceremony at the Empire State Building on Friday in honor of Australia Day, his home country's national holiday. He and wife Deborra-Lee Furness, 58, "flipped the switch" to light a model of the historic landmark green and gold, the official colors of Oz. The actual building will be lit Sunday night.
"It's not quite Australian weather outside," Jackman, 45, joked. "[But] we're going to heat up New York with the Australian colors."
The Sydney native then led the crowd in an Australian bar chant, shouting, "Aussie! Aussie! Aussie!" as the audience bellowed, "Oy! Oy! Oy!"
Jackman and Furness acknowledged the "generosity of Americans" and thanked New Yorkers for welcoming their family. Earlier this month, Jackman announced that he will return to the Great White Way to perform in the play The River.
Still, it doesn't look like the Jackmans will be ex-pats for long. Australia's Foreign Minister Julie Bishop, who introduced the couple, called them "two of our most famous exports."
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Friday, September 27, 2013 - Wank Party 2013 #08, Part 1
Latest Sets at WilliamHiggins.com
Wank Party 2013 #8 features Tomas Berger, Daniel Koc, Jaro Grygar and Vladimir Kruty. In this first part we find them in the park on a nice late summer's day. Shirtless they play by the fountain and then move to a wooden seat area. Vladimir and Tomas kiss and then all four walk off and go into Daniel's apartment. Sitting down, on sofa and bed they get right into more kissing with Vladimir kissing Tomas and Daniel kissing Jaro. As they kiss they guys begin to get naked. Daniel and Jaro being the first. Their cocks are rock hard as the jeans come off. The same is the case for Vladimir and Tomas. Vladimir is soon down on Tomas big cock, sucking it with Daniel sucking on Jaro. Then Tomas and Jaro return the favour, sucking their friends. They keep swapping taking turns in suck each other's dicks. All four cocks are rock hard. Jaro's dick is so big and stands straight up as Daniel is on his knees sucking it. Vladimir has Tomas standing in front of him, as he laps at the big balls and gorges on that cock. He licks up the chest as well, and kisses Tomas again. Then they swap partners and Daniel stands for Tomas to suck him as Vladimir and Jaro wank each other and kiss, before Jaro sucks Vladimir. Vladimir though is a real cock hound and soon is going wild as he sucks that monster dick. Goodness Vladimir cant get enough of that cock and is reluctant to let it go, but in the end swaps so that Jaro can suck him. Moving again, so that they are all sitting together Jaro sucks on Vladimir and Daniel works on Tomas. Vladimir and Tomas kiss each other at the same time. Jaro stands and Vladimir gets his head between his legs to lap at the balls and ass, and then sucks some. Daniel meanwhile sucks on Vladimir. Then Jaro takes a turn with Tomas, they suck each other. Jaro's massive cock is really throbbing as he lays on the bed for Vladimir to suck again. The sucking continues until Jaro turns over and Vladimir's tongue dives straight into that hot ass. Daniel positions himself for Tomas to rim his hot hole too as Jaro and Vladimir move to 69. Tomas then gets on his knees, sucking Vladimir and has Daniel rimming his hole. They have really sucked up a storm in this first part and are all ready for part 2.
Roman Bolek is from Prague. He is aged 19 and studies at university. In his spare time Roman enjoys sports, ice-hockey and football. What a very good looking guy he is and he is very relaxed as he does his interview, smiling as he answers the questions. Then Roman stands and opens the waist of his nice tight jeans. We see his cock outline in those jeans as Roman lifts his tee-shirt to show his body. Removing the tee-shirt we see a nice chest as Roman pushes his jeans down and shows off his cock and balls. He rubs his hands over the cock and balls and swings them back and forth as he rubs his body. Sitting on the sofa Roman leans back and pulls on that hot cock, with his legs wide apart. He removes the rest of his clothes and continues to play with that cock. He wanks on it and gets it nice and hard before turning over, onto his knees to show off a lovely ass. He pushes the hard cock back between his legs as his cheeks part to show of his tight pucker hole. What a gorgeous ass that his and his cock looks beautiful, trapped on the edge of the sofa. We get a great close-up of Roman's hole as he reaches to pull on that cock and those big balls. His hands work over that sexy ass too, pulling the cheeks even further apart and stretching that hole. Roman then stands up to show off that hot cock as he wanks it. Having given a great show of that hot cock he lays back on the sofa again, with his legs up to show off the hole as he continues wanking himself. He keeps up that wanking until he shoots his cum all over himself. Looking into the camera he gives us a great smile before going off for a well deserved shower.
In scene two of our fully remastered Ladi In Love we find Erik Flower with the eponymous Ladi. Erik is working down on the farm. He pulls his equipment up to the barn where Ladi is waiting. As the chat Erik is rubbing Ladi's body and leans over to kiss him. Ladi begins to feel all over Erik's beautiful body and down his legs. Then he opens Erik's shorts, releasing a rock hard cock. Erik removes Ladi's hat and then his buddy leans forward and takes that throbbing cock into his mouth. His hot lips suck on that cock a while, then Erik takes over and fucks that hot mouth. It's not long before Ladi is naked and still sucking on that cock, his beautiful ass on full view. Erik leans over and spanks on that hot ass, and rubs his hand on that sexy hole. Erik gets completely naked and sits as Ladi stands, his cock nice and hard, to be sucked. Erik sucks on Ladi's hot cock and wanks himself. With their bodies glistening they stand and wank each other before Ladi begins to lick on Eriks sexy body. His mouth soon finds its way to Erik's ass and licks at his tight hole. That tongue action really sets Erik going and he bends Ladi over and slides his throbbing cock deep into that sexy ass. He fucks his buddy nice and deep, stretching that hole real good. They change position, with Ladi's legs spread wide for a great view of that cock ramming into his ass. Erik then moves Ladi to missionary and continues to fuck him real well. Then he is ready to blow, so they stand and wank each other and Erik shoots a nice big load of cum. Ladi is not far behind, milking the juice from his hot, thick cock. Then they share a final kiss as we take our leave.
Peter Malik is aged 27 and lives in Prague. He works as a fitness trainer and in his spare time enjoys sports, fitness and bodybuilding. What a very handsome guy he is. He certainly impresses as he stands, arms crossed, posing with those massive biceps. He lifts his tee shirt to show a nice set of abs too. Then with the tee shirt removed his chest is on show and it looks very good indeed. With a big smile on his face Peter opens the jeans and lowers them showing off his underwear and very thick thighs. He flexes his biceps to let us see just how big they are and then removes his jeans completely. With his back to the camera Peter lowers the underwear, revealing his hot, rounded ass. Then it is off with the undies and he turns around with his hot body on display. His cock looks good as it rests against his balls, with the head poking out of the foreskin. Peter then gives us a series of muscle poses showing that his bodybuilding has had a great effect on that hot body. With those muscles so taut he looks so good, his massive thighs, in particular, are very well defined. Peter sits on the sofa and works his cock, getting it very hard indeed. He stands again and shows it off, as it points skywards while he flexes again. Then he turns around again to let us see that awesome ass before sitting and lifting his legs to show it once more. He finishes off with some final shots of that hot, hard cock. What a great looking guy who really enjoys showing off a very hot body.


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One year after it was originally proposed, the Bayhealth Medical Center has gotten approval for its 24-hour emergency department in Smyrna.
WHAT WE'VE REPORTED Last year, Bayhealth Medical Center announced their plans to open a 24-hour Emergency Department at the Bayhealth Smyrna-Clayton Medical Service Campus located on the corner of Carter Road and Wheatley's Pond Road (Route 300).
Over the past year, the Delaware Health Resources Board has been reviewing documentation that explains the need for additional emergency services for northern Kent County and southern New Castle County.
At the time, Bayhealth President & CEO Terry Murphy, FACHE, explained through a press release the need for such a department in Smyrna.
"One clear need is emergency services. Once the regulatory review process and renovations are complete, Smyrna and Clayton residents suffering an emergency medical condition will be assured that emergency room doctors are only moments away to take care of them," Murphy said in the release.
THE UPDATE One year after it was originally proposed, the Bayhealth Medical Center has gotten approval for its 24-hour emergency department in Smyrna.
The Delaware Health Resources Board unanimously approved last week the application from Bayhealth.
The department will be an expansion on the current building and will include an eight-bed Emergency Department. It is slated to open in the late next summer.
"Research has shown a growing need for emergency services in the Smyrna and Clayton communities. Access to an Emergency Department would greatly reduce response times for treating potentially life threatening emergencies," said Bayhealth Senior Vice President for Planning John Van Gorp in a press release on Friday.
Research indicates that more than 6,000 patients per year travel from the Smyrna/Clayton area to the Bayhealth-Kent General Hospital Emergency Department in Dover, Van Gorp said. The time to travel to Dover could mean the difference between life and death for some patients, especially in the case of heart attack patients.
Smyrna Town Manager Dave Hugg reiterated this fact earlier this month while discussing the possibility of the facility.
"It'll help so people are closer and not driving down to Dover or up to Christiana," Hugg said.
Moreover, the facility will be in close vicinity to Kent County Emergency Services and Ambulance 64. Kent County EMS is nearby with their Medic 6 facility next door on Wheatleys Pond Road. Ambulance 64 is building a new station diagonally across the way on Smyrna-Clayton Boulevard.
WHAT'S NEXT Hugg attended the meeting where the Delaware Health Resources Board approved the project.
"I think it's great. This was the last major hurdle in getting permission to move forward," Hugg said.
From here, Hugg said Bayhealth will need to get building permits and other approvals from the town.
Throughout the process, Hugg said the project has gotten a lot of local support from the Business Development Committee to Town Council to elected officials. As a matter of fact, there was very little discussion during the meeting regarding the need for the facility.
"It was pretty well received as it's an improvement to an area that's rapidly growing," Hugg said, "It's an underserved area that will continue to be underserved as it grows."


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Butler Athletic Hall of Fame
The Butler Athletic Hall of Fame was started by Butler University and the Butler B-Association to recognize and honor those individuals who have made exceptional contributions to the achievements and prestige of Butler in the field of athletics, and who have continued to demonstrate in their lives the values imparted by athletics. Former athletes, coaches, administrators and other persons making truly exceptional contributions to the Butler University athletic program are eligible for induction in the Butler Athletic Hall of Fame.
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William David "Will" Grimes, 21, beloved son, brother, uncle, grandson, cousin and friend, passed away on Oct. 6, 2012. William was born Jan. 16, 1991, in Lyons.
He was baptized at Tyro Christian Church, Tyro, and attended Lincoln Elementary, Caney. William was a 2009 graduate of Skyline High School and attended Pratt Community College.
An avid guitarist, songwriter and musician, William's talents and kindness will be greatly missed.
He is survived by his mother, Sharon Grimes, Pratt; father, David Webb, South Hutchinson; a sister, Amanda Petz, and nieces, Laney and Adrienne Petz, Pratt; grandparents, Richard and Mary Webb, South Hutchinson and William E. Grimes, Hutchinson; and many uncles, aunts and cousins.
William is preceded in death by his grandmother, Janet L. Grimes.
Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday at Larrison Mortuary, where the family will receive friends from 9 to 11 a.m. and 4 to 7 p.m. Graveside service is at 3 p.m. Saturday at the Marion Cemetery, Marion.
Memorial gifts may be sent in care of the mortuary.
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LIU names Cline as first woman president
Long Island University named a new president -- the first woman to lead the private, six-campus institution.
Kimberly R. Cline, 54, president of Mercy College in Dobbs Ferry and a former SUNY vice chancellor, will succeed David J. Steinberg, who is retiring this summer after 27 years as LIU's chief.
Cline, a graduate of Hofstra University's law, business and education schools and of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, will take the helm in July as LIU's 10th president.
She will oversee the university's six campuses, including LIU Post in Brookville and LIU Brooklyn. The others are in Riverhead, Brentwood and in Westchester and Rockland counties.
Cline, in an interview Thursday, said she hopes "to build synergies between the university's urban and suburban campuses" and partnerships with industry and research institutions.
"LIU is uniquely positioned to be a leader in the New York area and gain national prominence," she said, adding she will focus on building its academic reputation and endowment, and reducing expenses.
She said she will introduce strategies to enroll and retain students and to foster relationships between the administration and faculty.
Cline was appointed president of Mercy College in 2008. During her tenure, Mercy more than tripled its endowment, from $20 million to more than $70 million, Cline said. The college earned its first A credit rating from Standard & Poor's and made the most significant investments in academics in its history.
In noting that colleges and universities can be "transformed by large gifts," Cline said, "I think that over the next five years we'll have some transformational gifts at LIU."
Cline served as vice chancellor and chief financial officer of the State University of New York between 2005 and 2008. During that time, she oversaw SUNY's $10 billion budget, which supports 64 campuses throughout the state.
Before joining SUNY, Cline served as vice president for finance and administration at Seton Hall University and as university attorney, assistant treasurer and assistant vice president for business affairs at Hofstra University. She also served as a faculty member, teaching business law at Hofstra's School of Business.
"She has a stunning 25-year career in higher education. She knows how to pull stakeholders together with a passion and common focus," said Edward Travaglianti, 64, a banking executive from Lloyd Harbor who chairs the LIU board of trustees.
LIU hired Cline after a six-month, nationwide search with assistance from the academic search firm Witt/Kieffer, university officials said. Cline was one of three finalists. Cline and her husband, LIU Post alumnus Peter Fishbein, and their three children live in Garden City.
Steinberg, 75, said he is pleased with Cline's selection.
"There are a lot of issues that are before every university," he said. "This is a new century, and it requires a new president."


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Free Carousel Rides in Prospect Park
Thursday, August 15, 2013
12:00 p.m.–6:00 p.m.
This event repeats every week on Thursday between 8/1/2013 and 8/29/2013.
Please note: This event has already taken place. Please use the Search options on the right to find upcoming events.
Carousel rides will be free all day, every Thursday to children 12 and younger August! Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Location Details:
Willink Entrance in Prospect Park
Directions to this location
The Carousel is located in The Prospect Park Children's Corner. The Willink Entrance is the entrance to use to access The Children's Corner.
$3 suggested donation.
Event Organizer
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Well, it has been 26 months in development since work on ClanLib 3.0 started. Today, we are proudly announcing its formal release. http://clanlib.org/download.html
Back in July 2011, we had some issues with the API of ClanLib 2.3. Although it was good, there were better techniques that we could use to further assist in developing state-of-the-art 3D applications.
All these changes allowed the creation of a new display target "clanD3D", allowing your application to run DirectX 11 as a fall-back or a primary display target.
The GUI has had an overhaul. This caused the most problematic developing challenges that we have faced in ClanLib. Trying to keep compatibility with the API that we all know and love whilst enhancing it to support the CSS 2 standard and optimising it for the fastest frame rates. We are very happy with the result.
The CSS 2 support can also be used outside the GUI environment. ClanLib can now assist in rendering various HTML pages as accurately as the well known internet browsers. This means that you can use web page designers to theme your application layouts.
On Microsoft Windows, ClanLib now does not require any dependency library. So you can simply download it, without worrying about updating dependency libraries and know that all components are using a Zlib style software license.
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Cliffie Kayrene Horney, 73, of Clarks Hill, Indiana, went to be with the Lord on Sunday, July 28, 2013.
Graveside Service will be held at 3:00pm on Saturday, August 10 at Rockport Memorial Gardens with Pastor Scott Efird officiating. Inurnment will follow. Flowers may be sent with Regency Funeral Home or Memorial contributions can be made to Church of Faith Youth Group in Malvern.
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Opposition Leader Tony Abbott has given a "guarantee" that workers' pay and conditions will be safe under a coalition government, as Labor accused the coalition of hiding its workplace policy.
The coalition is reportedly planning to delay any changes to the Fair Work Act until a second term in government.
In its first term, the Productivity Commission would be asked to review the Fair Work Act and the coalition would then seek a mandate for changes at the 2016 election, The Australian newspaper said on Friday.
The Howard government's defeat in 2007 was in large part due to the unpopular Work Choices laws, which had not been announced as policy before an election.
Mr Abbott declined to comment on the policy on Friday but said the coalition was committed to cracking down on union corruption through the Australian Building and Construction Commission and a new "registered organisations" commission.
"I can also guarantee that the pay and conditions of Australian workers will be safe under the coalition," he told reporters in Brisbane.
Mr Abbott previously has said that workplace law reform was needed to address "productivity, militancy and flexibility" and that the Productivity Commission was the right body to review existing laws.
But in the meantime the coalition would "work within the existing framework", he says in the Real Solutions document released in January.
Workplace Relations Minister Bill Shorten said if Mr Abbott believed there was a problem he would detail his IR policy now.
"If you think there is a workplace relations fire going on, to say, `We are not going to call the fire brigade for another three and a half years' is a remarkable backflip," he told reporters in Hobart on Friday.
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Mr Shorten described it as "Mr Abbott's Tootsie strategy"", referring to the 1982 movie in which an unemployed actor disguises himself as a woman to get a soap opera role.
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Teton County, Idaho Genealogy
United States Idaho Teton County
County Courthouse
150 Courthouse Drive
Driggs, ID 83422
Old Teton County Courthouse
89 N Main #1
Driggs, ID 83422
The old courthouse is 85 years old. On June 13th in 2008, ground was broken for a new courthouse on the west side of Driggs. You can see a picture of the planned structure at: tetoncountyidaho.gov/courthouse.php. The county government website is at: tetoncountyidaho.gov/index.php.
Quick Facts
It was named for the adjacent Teton mountains and the valley which covers most of the county. It is believed to have been first visited in 1808 by John Colter who had been a member of the Lewis and Clark expedition. No particular Indian tribe made their permanent homes in the valley, but councils were held here and it was a hunting ground for many tribes. In 1882, the first permanent settlers came into the valley but substantial growth did not begin until 1888 when Mormon settlers from Salt Lake City began to establish the town of Driggs followed closely in 1889 by more Mormon settlers from the Cache Valley who formed Victor. The early settlers first called the area Teton Basin. The county population is roughly 8,000, up from 7,467 in 2005 and 5,999 in the 2000 census, which itself was up 74% from the 1990 census. The county's beauty and wide open spaces are attracting significant growth.
Parent County
1915--Teton County was established January 26, 1915 from Madison County. County seat: Driggs [1]
Boundary Changes
In 1882, when the first settlers came to Teton Valley it was part of Bingham County. In 1893 when much of Fremont County was created from Bingham, the southern part of Teton Valley (Victor area) remained in Bingham County while most of the valley became part of the new Fremont County. (See 1900 census note). Before 1910 the county line was adjusted and the Victor area also became part of Fremont County. In 1913 when Madison County was created from Fremont County, Teton Valley became part of Madison County. It was divided from Madison in January 1915.
Record Loss
The above list of places includes incorporated cities and towns, unincorporated towns and communities, and place names that may have been used in family histories. Some have well-organized records and even have web sites. Some are simply social communities with no official records, but which may be referenced in small-town newspapers. The list is provided to help researchers identify localities within the county. As records or histories of these localities are identified, a page will be added for each of these place names.
This list of places in Teton County, Idaho was compiled from the Lists of Places in Idaho in Wikipedia and from the map of Teton County in Virtual Earth.
Many of the older court, land, naturalization, probate, pension, and vital records for Teton County have been microfilmed and are available at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City and through their family history centers. They are also available at the Idaho State Archives in Boise. Details of the county records in these respective institutions can be obtained from their online catalogs or listings. Original records which have been microfilmed and more recent records are in the county courthouse in Driggs[2].
CemeteriesThe county is organized into 6 cemetery districts which govern 8 cemeteries. Two of the districts have two cemeteries each. In addition, there is another cemetery located just across the border in Teton County Wyoming in which county residents have been buried. These 9 cemeteries are: Bates, Cache-Clawson, Cedron, Darby, Driggs, Felt, Haden, Victor (all in the county) and Pratt (in adjacent Teton county Wyoming).
For more information about these cemeteries, including their location, GPS coordinates, maps with directions, photos, and further detail, see the following page at USGenWeb: www.tetonid.us/main_teton_cemeteries.php
Contact information for the cemeteries:
Bates - Kerry Buxton 208-354-2710; Cache-Clawson - Denny Thomas 208-456-2381; Darby & Driggs - Ronda Moss 208-354-2964; Haden - Dale Breckenridge 208-456-2652; Victor & Cedron - Carla Sherman 208-787-2445; Pratt - Jim Wilson 307-353-8116
All of the tombstones in these cemeteries were photographed by Jim Doman in 2006. They can be viewed at findagrave.com, an index to these photographs can be found at Valley of the Tetons Library in Victor, Idaho 208-787-2201, email@example.com, www.tetons.lili.org
For additional information about the cemeteries of Teton County that have been identified, and links to transcriptions and/or photographs of tombstones, go to Teton County, Idaho Cemetery Records.
For the cemeteries in or immediately adjacent to the cities, please see the city pages for the cities listed above.
Teton Valley is surrounded by mountains. In spite of a straight line on a map for the Idaho/Wyoming border, putting a small eastern section (at the Mouth of Teton Canyon) in Wyoming, historically and culturally the Valley was one unit, feeling cut off from the rest of the world, because of the distance and difficulty getting out of the valley to anywhere else.
Although census records can be searched by name, it is helpful to know where residents of Teton Valley, most of which became Teton County, were enumerated before the County was organized.
1900 - residents in the south part of Teton Valley (Victor area) were enumerated in Teton Precinct (District 17), Bingham County. Other residents were enumerated in (District 50) - Chapin Precinct, Haden Precinct, in Fremont County. Those living in the area now called Alta, Wyoming, (then called "Pratt Ward" at the mouth of Teton Canyon were enumerated in Teton District (District 65) Unita County, Wyoming.
1910 - residents of Teton Valley were enumerated in Bates, Cache, Chapin, Driggs, Haden, Leigh, Victor townships in Fremont County. Those living on the Wyoming side at the mouth of Teton Canyon were enumerated in Alta District (District 138), Unita County, Wyoming.
1920 - Teton, now a county, residents enumerated in Bates, Cache, Chapin, Clementsville, Driggs, Felt, Leigh, Richvale, Tetonia and Victor townships. Those on the Wyoming side were enumerated in Alta township, Lincoln County, Wyoming. By 1930 those in Wyoming were in Alta township, Teton County, Wyoming
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons)
The following are local congregations (wards) of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints which existed in Teton County, Idaho prior to 1950. Many of the original records of these church units are in the Historical Library in Salt Lake City. Many of the membership records covering these units from the date of their creation to about 1948 have been microfilmed and are available at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City.
County Commissioners' Records
The minute books of the County Commissioners contain interesting tidbits of history about the county as well as the names of individuals appealing to the County Commissioners for action on issues of concern to them. Minutes of those meetings were recorded from the formation of the county, for most counties. Some counties now post the minutes of current meetings online.
Most of these records have been preserved in the county courthouses of the State of Idaho. Few have been microfilmed. Contact the county clerk for information about years covered and availability.
Court Records
Some of the early court records of Teton County, Idaho have been microfilmed and are available at the Idaho State Archives in Boise, Idaho. The records filmed include civil suits, divorce papers, judgment dockets, etc. Copies of these microfilmed court records are also available at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah or at any of the Library's Family History Centers. Additional court records and more recent records are housed at the Teton County courthouse in Driggs, and can be accessed by making a visit there.
Some of the records of the courts of Teton County that have been microfilmed include:
Register of Actions, 1924-1953; general index, 1921-1966 Idaho. County Court (Teton County)
The Idaho State Archives has in its collections copies of city, county, state and regional directories.
Benjamin Woodbury Driggs, History Of Teton Valley, Idaho, (Caldwell, ID: Caxton Priinters, 1926)
Benjamin Woodbury Driggs, edited by Louis J Clements & Harold S Forbush, History of Teton Valley, Idaho, (Rexburg, ID, Eastern Idaho Pub. Co., c 1970)
Land and Property
Land and Property records are generally recorded in the county courthouse of the county in which the transaction took place. For original records of Teton County, Idaho, one may visit the courthouse in Driggs, Idaho.
At this point there do not seem to be microfilmed copies of any Land and Property records of Teton County by either the Idaho State Archives or the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah.
- A digital Teton County Idaho map is available online.
- Map of Teton County, Idaho is available online.
World War I draft registration cards, 1917-1918, for Teton County have been microfilmed. Copies of these records are available at the Family History Library (their microfilm number 1452222) and are also available online at Ancestry.com, for a subscription fee. The original cards are maintained in the Southeast Regional Archives of the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) in East Point, Georgia and have been microfilmed by the National Archives as their Microcopy M1509.
Miscellaneous Series
Often overlooked by the genealogist, this group of volumes may contain affidavits for citizenship, final disposition of estates, divorce decrees, and many other types of valuable documents. The content varies from county to county, year to year and from clerk to clerk. When the estate case files, civil or criminal files are not available or have been destroyed, you may find key documents recorded here. Most counties will have an index to this series and it is a must search if the information you are seeking is not found elsewhere.
Both the Idaho State Archives in Boise, Idaho, and the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah have copies of the miscellaneous record of Teton County. The originals are held in the Teton County courthouse in Driggs, Idaho and can be accessed by visiting there. Copies in the Idaho State Archives are available for viewing in Boise. Those held by the Family History Library can be viewed either at the Library in Salt Lake City or at any of its Family History Centers.
The original naturalization records of Teton County that have been transferred to the Idaho State Archives in Boise have been indexed in their Index to Naturalizations.
Declaration of intent, 1916-1925; certificates of declaration of intent, 1911-1923 of naturalization/citizenship records in Teton County have been microfilmed by the Family History Library and are available for viewing in Salt Lake City or in any of its affiliate family history centers.
Copies of issues of many Idaho newspapers are found in the collections of the Idaho State Archives.
Pension Records
Mothers' Pensions were provided by the State of Idaho for widows and/or orphans, under certain conditions. Petitions for those pensions were filed with the probate court in each county. The original papers for several counties have been transferred to the Idaho State Archives in Boise, and have been indexed. Teton County Mothers' Pensions are included in that index.
Old Age Pensions were also provided by the State of Idaho from 1931 to 1936. The original records for these pensions in the Idaho State Archives have also been indexed. Teton County Old Age Pensions are included in that index.
Some probate records from Teton County have been microfilmed by the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. Copies are available for viewing either in Salt Lake City or one of its affiliate family history centers.
The Idaho State Archives has also microfilmed Teton County probate records which can viewed at their facility in Boise.
For any existing and more recent probate records, contact the Teton County courthouse in Driggs.
Any existing tax assessment rolls for Teton County should be in the courthouse in Driggs and would need to be accessed by visiting there.
Vital Records
Birth records, 1911 to present, for individuals born in the Teton County area are included in and recorded at the state level. These records are restricted for a period of one hundred years from the time of the individual's birth but can be obtained by following the guidelines as issued by the State of Idaho. See the Vital Records section under the subject Idaho for more details.
Nearly 1100 marriages, 1915-1942, are listed on the Western States Marriage Index.
Deaths occurring in Teton County are included in the state-wide registration program. These records are restricted for a period of fifty years from the time of the individual's death but can be obtained by following the guidelines as mandated by the State of Idaho. See the Vital Records section under Idaho for details.
Copies of death certificates from 1911-1954 are on microfilm and can be used at the Idaho State Archives in Boise, the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah, BYU-Idaho University Library in Rexburg and several other locations.
A state-wide index to Idaho Deaths, 1911-1956 is available online. Efforts to expand this index to 1960 are underway. Another version is Idaho Death Index 1911-1956.
Deaths from other sources
A significant source of death and related information for eastern Idaho families can be found at the following website Eastern Idaho Death Index.
Societies and Libraries
Many public libraries provide internet access to sites of value to the family historian. Some have special collections of historical and cultural interest, as well. The following libraries may have some resources of value, but use of some or all of them may require a visit to the library.
- Valley Of The Tetons District
56 N Main
Victor, ID 83455
Phone: (208) 787-2201
Web Sites
- The Teton County ID GenWeb Project, a member of The IDGenWeb Project, an affiliate of The USGenWeb Project
- Family History Library Catalog
- Teton County, Idaho Genealogy and Family History (Linkpendium)
- ↑ The Handybook for Genealogists: United States of America,10th ed. (Draper, UT:Everton Publishers, 2002).
- ↑ Idaho State Historical Society Reference Series, Number 10, Counties and County Seats, Reissued July, 1991.


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Italy is the country of 1000 churches and Florence has many beautiful ones! The historic centre of Florence is so small that you can see them all walking by foot. Here is a possible one day route to admire all the Gothic and Renaissance Florentine masterpieces.
Starting from the station of Florence, the first church that you meet is right in front of you, it's Santa Maria Novella, whose Renaissance facade made by Leon Battista Alberti has just been restored. Inside: The trinity of Masaccio, Brunelleschi and Giotto's crucifix and Filippino Lippi's windows. Once going out from the square, take one of the alleys leading to San Lorenzo and have a break drinking a cappuccino in one of the many small bars that you find along the streets.
In San Lorenzo church square is also the market which sells local products in leather, where you can buy clothes Made in Italy. San Lorenzo is one of the oldest churches in Florence, but remained without facade (it was to be done by Michelangelo): contains the two pulpits, masterpieces of Donatello and also the Medici tombs.
After a good sandwich maybe bought inside the Central Market or a plate of pasta in one of the local inns around there, in just a 5 minutes walk, you'll arrive to Duomo di Firenze, the 4th largest church in Europe. If you have enough energy, climb up Brunelleschi's Dome or Giotto's Bell Tower to admire an unforgettable landscape. Otherwise you can always take some photos of the beautiful facade and the "gates of paradise" on the Baptistery.
Continue along Via Calzaiuoli (a good shopping road!) up to Piazza della Signoria. From here, through one of the many narrow alleys behind Palazzo Vecchio, you can reach Piazza Santa Croce. If you are hungry you can stop for an ice cream at Vivoli, historical ice-cream shop in Florence. The Church of the Santa Croce contains the tombs of Michelangelo, Galileo, Machiavelli also Cimabue crucifix and Giotto's frescoes.
Admire the facade that changes color with the sunset and take a walk around the nearby leather shops, you're ready for a delicious dinner. The square and surrounded streets are full of excellent restaurants and pizzerias. Take a rest by eating the best "ribollita" of Florence!


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Are you lost? You have your schedule but you can't find the classroom. You have your room number but not sure about the class in that room number. Well, don't be sad, the map below will guide you where you at and class schedules in each room. An oh, you will also find the Financial Aid Counselor, the Resource Center and the Registration and Administrative offices.
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San Francisco Ballet Launches Interactive Guide to San Francisco
Explore Iconic City Locations with Nutcracker Guide to Our City
SAN FRANCISCO, Monday, November 14, 2011—Today, San Francisco Ballet—the first professional ballet company in America and the first in the country to perform Nutcracker—announced the launch of its Nutcracker Guide to Our City, an interactive magazine inspired by SF Ballet's Nutcracker production. It can be accessed online by visiting: www.sfballet.org/cityguide.
Like the SF Ballet production, the guide is set in early twentieth-century San Francisco and presents a rich journey through five historic locations around the city, including: Alamo Square, the Conservatory of Flowers, Chinatown, the Palace of Fine Arts, and the War Memorial Opera House.
The content-rich magazine also features blog entries by local historians and architecture experts, video interviews with SF Ballet dancers, and vintage photography of San Francisco from the early 1900's.
"Since San Francisco was the first city in America to offer a full-length Nutcracker, it's only fitting that Artistic Director Helgi Tomasson set San Francisco Ballet's current production in early twentieth-century San Francisco," said SF Ballet Executive Director Glenn McCoy. "To celebrate the long-standing ties between the city and this annual holiday tradition, we've created a fun, interactive guide that explores five city locations that are integral to our production," added McCoy.
Upon launching the guide, SF Ballet will offer special discounts and deals for some of the locations featured in the magazine, as well as the chance to win free tickets to SF Ballet's Nutcracker.
These holiday deals will only be available online to SF Ballet social media fans. To learn more, "like" SF Ballet on Facebook: facebook.com/sfballet, and follow SF Ballet on Twitter: twitter.com/SFBallet.
About San Francisco Ballet's Nutcracker
San Francisco Ballet will perform Artistic Director & Principal Choreographer Helgi Tomasson's Nutcracker at San Francisco's War Memorial Opera House, December 9-27, 2011. For more information, visit sfballet.org/nutcracker.
San Francisco Ballet
As America's first professional ballet company, San Francisco Ballet has enjoyed a long and rich tradition of artistic "firsts" since its founding in 1933, including performing the first American productions of Swan Lake and Nutcracker, as well as the first 20th-century American Coppélia. San Francisco Ballet is one of the three largest ballet companies in the United States. Guided in its early years by American dance pioneers and brothers Lew, Willam and Harold Christensen, San Francisco Ballet currently presents more than 100 performances annually, both locally and internationally. Under the direction of Helgi Tomasson for more than two decades, the Company has achieved an international reputation as one of the preeminent ballet companies in the world. In 2005, San Francisco Ballet won the prestigious Laurence Olivier Award in the category of "Outstanding Achievement in Dance" and in 2006, it was the first non-European company elected "Company of the Year" in Dance Europe magazine's annual readers' poll. In 2008, the Company marked its 75th anniversary with a host of initiatives including an ambitious New Works Festival. Recent highlights include a tour to the People's Republic of China, the celebration of Artistic Director & Principal Choreographer Helgi Tomasson's 25th anniversary with the Company, and the United States premiere of John Neumeier's The Little Mermaid, which will be broadcast internationally, as well as nationally on PBS's Great Performances "Dance in America" in December 2011.
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Join "West Virginia Reads 150+," a year-long reading challenge for all ages. Groups or individuals are invited to participate. Any book counts: your own personal ones or library books, audiobooks or eBooks; just read 150 or more by Dec. 31, 2014! For a book log and instructions on how to form a team of readers, visit the Library's Adult Department.
The FOSL Book Group will meet at the Library at 4 p.m. on Friday, Mar. 28 to discuss The Lacuna: a Novel by Barbara Kingsolver. Library Journal called this "her most powerful novel yet."
Need to get the cat or dog spayed or neutered? Contact Spay Today -- our area's non-profit, reduced-fee spay and neuter program. Many vets to choose from covering a wide area. New vets added. At the time of surgery, initial shots and tests can also be obtained at lower rates. Contact Spay Today: www.baacs.org or 304-728-8330.
Intermediate Bridge players are invited to join an informal group meeting every Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Trinity Episcopal Chapel. All are welcome and walk-ins are encouraged. For more information, contact 304-876-6244.
Crystal Bowl Concert: 66:40 p.m. Ann Craig performs an extraordinary "sound meditation" using eight quartz crystal bowls that fill the Harmony studio with an energetic yet peaceful vibration that soothes and aligns mind, body and soul. Participants can sit in chairs or lie on mats. Donations gratefully accepted. Location: Harmony Healing Arts Center, 211 E. New Street.
Internationally known recording artist Carrie Newcomer will present a concert at 7:30 p.m. at the historic Presbyterian Meeting House, 100 W. Washington St, Shepherdstown,. Local artist Kipyn Martin will open. This event is co-sponsored by Shepherdstown Monthly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers). The concert is free. Donations are welcomed. Doors open at 6:45.
Mar. 7-9
Upper Potomac Spring Music Weekend: Workshops, classes, concerts and jam sessions for hammered dulcimer, fiddle, banjo and mixed instruments with special guest instructors including Cindy Ribet, Deb Justice and Andy Young teaching classes for hammered dulcimer players, Steve Schneider teaching musicality classes and Paul Oorts teaching a Social Orchestra class for all instruments, and Jane Rothfield and Hilarie Burhans teaching classes in fiddle and banjo featuring Southern Appalachian traditions, which will be emphasized in many classes and jam sessions. For more information see the webpage at www.upperpotomacmusic.info, or call Joanie Blanton (304) 263-2531 or email email@example.com.
Mar. 8
"A Celebration of Strings" at 8 p.m. Combining the talents of two fabulous hammered dulcimer players, Andy Young and Steve Schneider with the accompaniment talents of multi-instrumentalist, Paul Oorts, this concert will be "all over the map" with repertoire ranging from Irish fiddle tunes, fiery gypsy jazz and romantic waltzes to Beatles favorites. A second set of lively old time tunes with Jane Rothfield on fiddle and Hilarie Burhans on banjo completes the evening. At the Shepherdstown Presbyterian Church on the corner of King and Washington streets. Admission is $18 adults, $15 seniors, $12 SMD members, $8 students, Free to Shepherd students with Rambler ID. For more information call Joanie at (304) 263-2531 or email email@example.com, on the web at www.smad.us.
The Bridge Gallery Drawing Exhibit opens with a reception from 4:30 to 7 p.m. The exhibit will run through April 12.
St.Paul's Episcopal Church women are sponsoring a free community seminar from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. A psychiatrist from Brook Lane will speak on "Living with Depression". The church is located at 209 W. Main St. in Sharpsburg, Md. Light refreshments will be served. For more information call 410-804-7111.
Mar. 13
St. James' Lutheran Church (Uvilla Road and Route 230) welcomes all to a Lent Bible Study and Soup and Bread meal. Every Thursday at 6 p.m.through April 10. For more information call our office at 304-876-6771 or visit our website at www.shepherdstownlutheranparish.org.
Shepherd University Department of Nursing Education is providing an integrative health workshop from 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. This is the first of an annual workshop program directed at complementary medicine and alternative healthcare. We have designed this workshop for nurses, social workers, psychologists, practitioners of integrative health modalities and our community members.For more information or to register please go to www.shepherd.edu/graduate-studies/nursing/
Mar. 15
Shepherdstown Pedal & Paddle will be holding a C&O trail clean up. Join us at the shop at 7:30 a.m. for coffee...or you can also just join us down on the C&O Canal at 8 a.m. Please note that the Park Service requires participants to fill out a waiver so we would appreciate it if you stop by the shop at some point before the event or on Saturday morning to sign. Official end of the cleanup is at 12 p.m. but feel free to stay as long or short as you like! Trash bags and gloves will be provided. Questions??? Call us at 304-876-3000.
Mar. 21
Light energy, 6:308 p.m. Light up your spring! Come experience the transmission of Light Energy into your soul. Susan Kraber, a Shepherdstown resident and practitioner of Sukyo Mahikari for almost 30 years, will offer this free service. Each session lasts from 7 to 10 minutes. Participants may register for a "time slot" of 10 minutes during the time Ms. Kraber will be at Harmony. Or, they may simply show up and be served on a "first-come, first-served" basis. For more information or to register, please contact Ms. Kraber at 614-593-2229 or (email@example.com). Although the event is free, any donations received will be gratefully accepted and given to a local nonprofit organization. Location: Harmony Healing Arts Center, 211 E. New Street.
Mar. 22
Tea Time Health Matters: 4-5:30 p.m. Barbara Hartman, registered and licensed dietician, will be the guest speaker at "Tea Time Health Matters" at the Harmony Healing Arts Center. The informal get-together is free and open to all who are interested in sharing the latest information on basic and alternative health-care issues. Ms. Hartman, chief of nutrition and food service at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Martinsburg, has been nationally recognized (and recently featured in a Public Broadcasting System feature) for her efforts to reduce food wastes and compost food scraps at the facility. Location: Harmony Healing Arts Center, 211 E. New St.
Mar. 29
Tea Time Health Matters, 4-5:30 p.m. Barbara Hartman, registered and licensed dietician, will be the guest speaker at "Tea Time Health Matters" at the Harmony Healing Arts Center. The informal get-together is free and open to all who are interested in sharing the latest information on basic and alternative health-care issues. Ms. Hartman will use "food as medicine" as her basic theme and entertain questions and lead further discussion on the topic. Location: Harmony Healing Arts Center, 211 E. New St.
Apr. 5
Crystal Bowl/Yin Yoga Workshop, 1-3 p.m. Sound-Healing is an effective and proven modality that uses vibrational sound to help reduce stress, alter consciousness and create a deep sense of peace, well-being and better health. Together Ann Craig & Turi Nevin-Turkel will guide participants through an incredible & unique healing practice. Turi will lead a series of Yin yoga postures- all of which are safe and supported. Throughout the session, Ann with offer the gift of sound healing, sharing the bliss of the crystal bowls as they bring forth sound and vibration to soothe and align mind, body and soul. Space is limited. Registration is $40. For more information or to register, please call either Ann, 304-876-1591 or Turi, 540-771-0435.
Apr. 6
St. Paul's Episcopal Church women are hosting a free community seminar from 1 to 2 p.m. Tim Valerio from The Village Florist will discuss flower arranging and gardening. The church is located at 209 W. Main St., Sharpsburg, Md. All are invited and light refreshments will be served. For more information call 410-804-7111.
May 9-10
Morgan County Master Gardeners Annual Plant Fair. Located in the Berkeley Springs State Park in downtown Berkeley Springs, WV. There will be flowers, vegetable plants, herbs, shrubs, garden art, crafts, garden tools, raffle & MORE. Children's area with free plants & pictures for Mom. Plant Doctor on Call. Maps for Berkeley Springs Garden Tour walk.


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European Alpine Programme
Now, four WWF national alpine organizations (WWF Austria, WWF France, WWF Italy, and WWF Switzerland) are working together under the coordination of the European Alpine Programme (EALP) to implement a comprehensive and transboundary conservation strategy in the Alps.
By adopting the ecoregional approach, the WWF offices shift towards integrated, large-scale and long-term conservation, supporting the objectives of the Alpine Convention and the Convention on Biological Diversity.
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The beginning of the Christian Church is reckoned from the great day on which the Holy Ghost came down, according as our Lord had promised to His Apostles. At that time, "Jews, devout men, out of every nation under heaven," were gathered together at Jerusalem, to keep the Feast of Pentecost (or Feast of Weeks), which was one of the three holy seasons at which God required His people to appear before Him in the place which He had chosen (Deuteronomy xvi. 16). Many of these devout men there converted by what they then saw and heard, to believe the Gospel; and, when they returned to their own countries, they carried back with them the news of the wonderful things which had taken place at
We must remember, too, the constant coming and going which in those days took place throughout the world, how Jews from all quarters went up to keep the Passover and other feasts at Jerusalem; how the great Roman empire stretched from our own island of Britain as far as Persia and Ethiopia, and people from all parts of it were continually going to Rome and returning. We must consider how merchants travelled from country to country on account of their trade; how soldiers were sent into all quarters of the empire and were moved about from one country to another. And from these things we may get some understanding of the way in which the knowledge of the Gospel would be spread, when once it had taken root in the great cities of
The last chapter of the Acts leaves
All the Apostles, except
Thirty years after Herod's time another cruel emperor, Domitian, raised a fresh persecution against the Christians (AD 95). Among those who suffered were some of his own near relations; for the Gospel had now made its way among the great people of the earth, as well as among the poor, who were the first to listen to it. There is a story that the emperor was told that some persons of the family of David were living in the
It was during Domitian's persecution that
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Storm-related deaths were recorded in five states
Howling winter winds roared into the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states Friday, bringing more holiday flight delays as the heavy snowstorm that slammed the nation's midsection rolled eastward.
At least eight storm-related traffic deaths were reported in Utah, Kansas, Iowa, Wisconsin and Nebraska.
Madison, Wis., recorded the highest snowfall total from the storm so far, with 20 inches reported. The highest wind gust was 100 mph near Gatlinburg, Tenn., according to weather service data.
The interior northeast was hit by snow and a wintry mix while winds lashed big cities through the Mid-Atlantic.
AccuWeather meteorologist Meghan Evans said strong onshore winds were expected to bring localized coastal flooding.
"The heaviest additional snowfall amounts are forecast across the central Appalachians, where 6 to 10 inches are possible, and in the lake-effect areas east of Lakes Erie and Ontario where a foot or more will be possible in some areas," according to an online weather service forecast.
Meanwhile, low temperatures Friday night will drop into the single digits or slightly below zero in the north-central U.S. The cold air will also spill down the East Coast all the way to central Florida, where temperatures could dip below freezing Friday night.
"If you have travel plans in the Great Lakes snow belts and the Appalachians today into Saturday, be prepared for winter driving conditions with sudden reductions in visibility possible in the heaviest snow bands," reports Weather Channel meteorologist Chris Dolce.
He says he expects a signficant impact from snow and wind on I-90 from western New York to northeast Ohio.
A high-wind warning was issued for New York City and Long Island, including gusts of up to 60 mph. Winter storm warnings and advisories were also issued for parts of Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Kentucky, and Virginia, where snow was forecast throughout the day.
Strong winds were blamed for lingering morning airport delays in the East; there were three-hour waits at one point at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey and La Guardia Airport in New York.
The travel disruptions came one day after airlines canceled more than 1,400 flights across the Midwest. Chicago was particularly hard hit on Thursday with more than 490 arrivals and departures canceled at Chicago O'Hare, according to FlightAware.com, and 149 across town at Chicago Midway.
While the storm had largely moved on from the Midwest by Friday morning, hard-hit areas from Nebraska to Michigan were still battling road closings from heavy snow.
The closing included a 120-mile stretch of Interstate 35 from Ames, Iowa, through Albert Lea, Minn.
A major snowstorm swept across the Midwest and beyond, leaving at least eight people dead, clogging highways and forcing hundreds of flight delays and cancellations at airports already bracing for the holiday rush. USA Today
In Utah, a woman died trying to walk for help after her car became stuck in the blizzard.
At least 1,000 accidents have been reported. At least 25 vehicles slammed into each other on Interstate 35 about 60 miles north of Des Moines. Semitrailers and passengers collided in a chain-reaction by drivers blinded by driven snow.
Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin activated National Guard troops to help rescue stranded drivers.
"It's just awful out there," Capt. Mike Winter of the Iowa State Patrol said. "People need to just stay home."
In the cold and chaos, acts of kindness continued in neighborhoods and along roadways.
In the Easter Lake area of southeast Des Moines, Bob Spencer, 80, shoveled a path from the entryway of Jessica Sheets' condo unit to garages for her and other neighbors.
"Such a wonderful man," Sheets said. "Myself and another neighbor are single mothers and he's always taking care of us. We are blessed to have him as our neighbor."
One African immigrant found himself stuck in a ditch on his way home from a night shift at a Wal-Mart. A neighbor helped Adil Nabil of Des Moines clear the driveway to his apartment, but Nabil's car only made it halfway up the driveway.
"My tires just keep spinning," said Nabil, who recently moved to Des Moines from Morocco. "America gets a lot of snow ... it's not like my country."
Although the Plains and Midwest could do without the travel headaches, precipitation should be welcome.
More than 93% of the high Plains region and 54% of the Midwest are enduring drought conditions, according to Thursday's U.S. Drought Monitor, a federal website that tracks drought.
In the West, the leading edge of a powerful storm system arrived in Washington, Oregon and Northern California. Rain is expected across Northern California from late Thursday through the weekend. Heavy snow is possible in the Sierra Nevada range as the system moves east.
Four to seven feet of snow is forecast to fall above 7,000 feet, prompting the U.S. Forest Service to issue an avalanche warning for Mount Shasta.
Contributing: Ben Mutzabaugh, USA TODAY; Michael Winter, USA TODAY; the Associated Press; Jens Krogstad, The Des Moines Register


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FLORENCE, SC – Seven Francis Marion University pitchers combined on a four-hitter and a two-out wild pitch helped lead to a four-run fifth inning as the No. 2 ranked Patriots claimed a 4-1 victory over cross-town rival Coker College, Wednesday afternoon in non-conference baseball action.
Francis Marion wins for the fifth straight outing and ups its record to 12-2. The Cobras suffer their third consecutive loss to FMU and fall to 10-8.
Senior right-hander Josh Biggers (1-0), the fifth of the Patriot hurlers, earned the win with a pair of scoreless innings. Senior righty Brandon Forshee picked up his sixth save of the season (in seven opportunities) with a scoreless ninth inning.
Coker junior Matt Long (Florence, S.C.) (4-2) allowed the four runs and was tagged with the loss.
Coker took a 1-0 lead in the top of the third frame when Drew Hardee (Rock Hill, S.C.) doubled to left field, moved to third on a sacrifice bunt, and scored on an RBI-single through the right side by center fielder Brinley Griffin (Port St. John, Fla.).
The Patriots responded with four runs in the fifth. Second baseman Brooks Arnette scored the tying run on a sacrifice fly by Tyler Cappelmann. With two outs and runners on first and third, Alex Lee struck out but reached first when the ball eluded the Coker catcher. Jacob Wallace also scored on the wild pitch putting the Patriots in front 2-1. One batter later, junior first baseman Preston Shuey drilled a 2-run single through the left side that gave FMU a 4-1 advantage.
Coker managed only one hit and three base runners over the final four frames.
Senior center fielder Graham Couch led Francis Marion at the plate with a 3-for-4 day that extended his hitting streak to seven games. Arnette finished the game 2-for-4.
Griffin was 2-for-4 to lead the Cobras, while Hardee was 1-for-3.
FMU opens Peach Belt Conference play this weekend against USC Aiken, beginning with a doubleheader on Saturday at 1 p.m. Coker plays a twinbill at Belmont Abbey College, Saturday at noon.


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By now you know what to expect from a Linkin Park concert: Fist-pumping anthems, over-the-top angst, and plenty of industrial strength grindfests like One Step Closer to help keep the moshpit bouncing.
And that's exactly what fans at last night's sold out Vector Arena show got. It was, for the most part, thoroughly predictable, yet thoroughly enjoyable.
Mike Shinoda delivered his amiable, occasionally awkward raps while Chester Bennington threatened to shatter windows with his ear-shredding screams as the Los Angeles-based band rapped and rocked through nu-metal openers Faint, Papercut and With You like it was 2002 all over again.
At this stage of their career, Linkin Park are polished professionals, delivering their brand of electronic and hip-hop-influenced rap-rock with the kind of pinpoint precision expected from a band with five top-selling albums behind them.
It's no longer cool to admit you're a fan, but for those that are, you're not going to see a bad Linkin Park show.
Which makes what happened next all the more surprising: For a brief moment, Linkin Park forgot who they were supposed to be and went stark raving mental. And it was awesome.
In possibly the most mind-blowing five minutes yet experienced at Vector Arena, the venue was turned into a kind of hellish future-rave complete with devilish dogs on a giant screen scanning the crowd with lasers beaming from their eyes.
Bennington wailed like a banshee. Shinoda yelped like a man possessed. Guitarist Brad Delson and bassist Dave Farrell stabbed at sample pads like some kind of heavy metal Kraftwerk. Yep, it was as good as that sounds.
The song was Victimized, and it's exactly the kind of futuristic electronic cacophony Linkin Park should do more of, if only to give underused DJ Joe Hahn more to do.
It may have been brief, but it showed why - unlike many of their nu-metal counterparts - Linkin Park have made it to 2013 intact: They're not afraid to experiment.
Some of the night's best tracks were rave influenced dancefloor stompers that wouldn't sound out of place in an Ibiza nightclub: The giant drum thumps and tribal chants of The Catalyst, the Mad Maxian doomsday thriller Lost in the Echo, the communal pop hooks, break beats and steel drums of Waiting For the End, and the Miike Snow synths and disco throb of Burn it Down.
Of course they have to play earnest anthems like Somewhere I Belong and Breaking the Habit, but the bored look on Hahn's face while he waited for the band to finish Numb said it all.
How awesome would it be if they had a whole album's worth of Victimized-style tracks to play? Do it boys, you know you want to.
Earlier, Corey Taylor took off his mask and unveiled his Slipknot side project Stone Sour for the first time in New Zealand, and got such an enthusiastic response he told the crowd he'd be bringing the band back as soon as he could.
A more straight forward prospect than his day job as a masked metaller, Taylor is the focal point for Stone Sour's accessable-but-unmemorable brand of rock. Made of Scars and Mission Statement tick all the boxes, but the lack of big riffs and hooks leaves you wanting just a little more oomph.
What: Linkin Park and Stone Sour
Where: Vector Arena, Auckland
When: Thursday, February 21


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In support of Money Smart Week, the Iowa Credit Union Foundation (ICUF) is sponsoring the Iowa Money Smart Kid Essay Contest in partnership with the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.
The Money Smart Kid in Iowa will be awarded a $1,000 College Savings Iowa account funded jointly by the Iowa Credit Union Foundation and the Iowa Bankers Association. The Money Smart Kid will become a spokesperson, promoting financial education during Money Smart Week (April 5 - 12) and at other times throughout the year.
Contest Qualifications
Students interested in applying for the Money Smart Kid contest must be in grades 7-11, complete an application and submit an essay (300 words or less) by midnight on March 14, answering the following question:
Any investment has a certain amount of risk and an expected return. Describe to a potential investor how investing in you (such as paying for more education) will produce a return. Please discuss types of risk the investor could face.
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Crazy Old Coots Still Bemoaning Felix Hernandez's Cy Young Award
Joe Morgan may be gone, but his ignorant spirit lives on. Murray Chass and Phil Rogers wonder how in the world Hernandez could be the best pitcher if he didn't have the most wins. Yes, we're still having this damn discussion.


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Camping Store necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 303 diseños de 80 diseñadores freelance.
The Camping Equipment Store
We are an ecommerce store on the web selling camping equipment, supplies and camping gear to campers and outdoor enthusiasts.
Our target audience are outdoor enthusiasts and campers. They range between the ages of 18 - 40 years and equally divided between men and women. Leaning slightly higher towards men. They also tend be single or couples with no children.
We are currently looking for a logo that would be used for our ecommerce store that sells camping equipment, supplies and other camping goods including survival kits. We may opt to use a tag line with this logo in the future. Hence do make sure you show the logo submitted with and without the tag line. To show the tag line placement simply place the wording "Your Tag line Goes here". Designers who do not submit logos with these two variations will NOT be considered. The URL is provided here: http://tinyurl.com/campstore. Logo must show authority and trust to our market segment. However that DOES not mean you may begin to automatically start using the color blue etc, please use colors that go well with the theme and this market segment.
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The layout we wish to use will have Verdana font. Your logo submitted
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Logo will be placed on the top left side corner, similar to the setup now.
Extremely professional and creative logo that flows with the the color scheme which is flexible with size, transparency / vector type image that can be used on (letterhead, catalog, video or even different color background scheme etc). Flexibility of the logo is a key element.
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If you had told me 8 years ago that I would be married, have two kids and work at a Christian radio station I would've said, "Who's life are you talking about?!" It makes me think of that line from the movie Forest Gump, "Life is like a box of chocolates……ya never know what you going to get."
I had almost given up hope of getting married and having kids. I always thought that having a family was in my future but as the birthdays started to quickly pass by and the grey hair slowly began to appear one strand a time I started to give-up hope. Honestly there came a moment right after I turned 37 that I was okay with not getting married….really. But of course as life would have it that is when I met my husband Blake in a very unlikely place. I NEVER in million years thought that you could ever find true love on the internet. In fact I signed up on one those dating sites to support a friend who really, really wanted to find Mrs. Right. I told him that I would sign up too but that I would only go on 7 dates and then I was out! Well, Blake turned out to be date #5. We married within a year of meeting and had two beautiful daughters–Lucy and Kennedy. It was the blessing and the life I so dreamed of having. Looking back I now realize….God had a hand in ALL of it.
See I'm what you would call a new Christian. I've always believed in God. I grew up Catholic, went to CCD and had my confirmation when I was 7. But even through all of that and knowing about God……I never knew what it was to have an intimate relationship with Him. As I began handing my life over to Christ that's when the idea of working at SPIRIT 105.9 came to mind. At the time I thought to myself, "Nah…I'm not Christian enough yet, I'm still working through my past sins. They won't want someone like me?!" But you see, God wanted someone like me! He knew exactly where I needed to be. So, if life is like a box of chocolates than I believe God is the chocolatier. He knows exactly what is in the box!
For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." Jeremiah 29:11
I am so blessed with this beautiful abundant life! I can't wait to see what God has in store for me next!
Never give up hope…..God is making beautiful chocolates for you too!!


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Web-Based Tool Updated to Aid in Evaluating Best Use of Incentive Dollars
August 28, 2012
Numerous policies, assumptions, wind turbine details, and user interface elements are now updated in the Distributed Wind Policy Comparison Tool, still available for free public access thanks to additional Energy Department funding and the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Recent updates include retail electric rates and renewable energy credit prices; adjustments to power curves, ratings, pricing, and towers for certified wind turbine models available for review; an increase of the wind shear factor assumption; and operational and display edits. Initially released in mid-2011, the Policy Tool is a dashboard-interfaced pro forma financial model that calculates the impacts that rebates, tax credits, feed-in tariffs, and other incentives and policies have on small wind turbine project economics.
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At the end of perhaps the most frenzied December shopping day in baseball history, the New York Yankees did two things they do very well: steal the headlines and spend a lot of money.
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The Arizona Diamondbacks, Cincinnati Reds and Tampa Bay Rays pulled off a three-way trade. The Houston Astros even added a proven major league player, rather than another handful of prospects.
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