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Friendship Kiwanis & the Builders Club of Liberty Middle School Presents:
The Lion Prowl Family Extravaganza!!
Saturday, May 10th 8:00 am Bike Ride Start Time
Liberty Middle School Track and Field
4773 SW 95th St, Ocala, FL 34476
50 Mile Bicycle Ride (20 mile ride option)
$30 per rider
Bicycle games, races, and rodeo for the kids starting at 8:30am.
This event is intended to create a family focused time as everyone is welcome to participate. There will be a 50 mile bicycle ride for more serious riders beginning at 8:00 am. At 8:30 am we will begin bicycle races, Olympic style events, and a few events of pure silliness, guaranteed to put a smile on your face. We will have a concession stand running throughout the event as well. Please come and join us for our first ever Bicycle Family Extravaganza!! More details will be provided closer to the event so Save the Date, you will not want to miss this!!
T-shirts and lunch are included with registered riders. Day of registration is available. We will have rest stops with normal items. The route will be marked well and maps available day of ride. The food at concession will be dogs, burgers your typical type of items.
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Watch out, Ciara — Meagan Good is putting the moves on your man … onscreen, that is.
The 24-year-old actress, who broke out in 2004's "You Got Served" and played the sultry squad captain in this year's teen femme action flick "D.E.B.S.," is playing rapper/actor Bow Wow's love interest in the '70s-inspired skate flick "Roll Bounce," in theaters September 23.
Nick Cannon, Mike Epps ("The Honeymooners") and Wesley Jonathan ("What I Like About You") also star in the coming-of-age comedy, and Good says the retro role was like stepping into a time warp — though not the '70s kind.
"I go back to playing 16 again, so that was cool," the actress told MTV News.
Good will star alongside another MC — the somewhat more seasoned Method Man — in the horror flick "Venom."
The film, set in the Louisiana Bayou, tracks a man who becomes possessed by the evil souls of people killed by a voodoo priestess. It is helmed by Jim Gillespie ("I Know What You Did Last Summer") and produced by Kevin Williamson, the writer responsible for late '90s gore fests "Scream" and "Scream 2." It is also slated to hit theaters in September.
"My grandmother [in the movie] is like a voodoo doctor and she kind of protects the town even though the town thinks she's crazy," Good explained. "She keeps these snakes in this box, and they basically are used for ceremonial reasons where they milk evil spirits out of people.
"She's had these snakes for years and they've milked millions, and the snakes get loose and kill this man, so now he has the evil of countless people inside of him for over years and years," Good continued. "So then he starts killing the neighborhood."
Good will also star in the fast-paced low-rider flick "Crenshaw Blvd.," starring Larenz Tate ("Crash"), Wilmer Valderrama ("That '70s Show"), and MC/actor Nelly. The film, written and directed by newcomer Imani Shakur, tracks a young car customizer who is carrying two strikes against him when he is framed for a third offense and faces the possibility of life behind bars.
Good, who earned an NAACP Award for her starring role in 1997's "Eve's Bayou" with Samuel L. Jackson, says she is attracted to roles that test her strength as an actress.
"[I choose roles] that I haven't played, that I would like to play and that I think that I could play the crap out of," she said. "Mostly, I just want to make movies that make a difference to people, that kind of mold and shape the way they think about something, as I remember movies did for me when I was 10, 11 or 12 years old. It kind of molded the way that I thought about something and kind of set it for the rest of my life."
Go back in time with Good and Bow Wow with MTV Movies' report from the set of "Roll Bounce."

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The study, from the liberal-leaning Economic Policy Institute, examines the recession-recovery cycle that started in 2001 and finds that for the first time on record, middle-class families are at or near the end of a recovery without ever having regained the ground they lost during the recession that preceded it. The study also said job growth has been slower and unemployment stints longer.
"[Gross domestic product] and historically high productivity growth should have raised paychecks up and down the income ladder, but instead, the benefits of that growth have bypassed most of the people who made it possible," the institute said in a statement.
Ed Lawler, management professor at the University of Southern California, sees another challenging trend for employees: Major companies are treating workers as skills providers to be utilized rather than as employees to be developed. The implication, Lawler said, is that American workers can expect "no government safety net, no corporate safety net, and have to look out for themselves."
Many indicators are grim for U.S. workers. The unemployment rate rose to 5.7 percent in July and payroll employment has fallen each month of this year.
On the other hand, real median household income in the United States climbed 1.3 percent, to $50,233, between 2006 and 2007, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
Boston University management professor Fred Foulkes says businesses in many cases have learned not to be too quick to lay off employees and are offering voluntary severance packages to trim costs. He adds that tough times for workers are no fun for managers either.
Foulkes said a CFO he knows "really hates to go to work these days—closing plants, laying people off. It's not enjoyable."
Factors cited for troubles facing U.S. workers include the rise of automation, which can eliminate jobs and require higher-level skills. Global competition also plays a role, with both service and manufacturing jobs going overseas, where labor often is cheaper.
But crimping trade is a bad idea for U.S. manufacturers and their employees, says Daniel Ikenson, associate director of the Center for Trade Policy Studies at the libertarian Cato Institute. He says U.S. manufacturers have been achieving record exports, and the loss of jobs in the sector has slowed. U.S. manufacturing wages have been relatively stagnant, but overall compensation—including health care benefits—is rising, he says.
U.S. manufacturers see access to skilled labor as their top concern, Ikenson says. The best solution, he says, is to cut taxes and let firms invest in the right training.
"It is those manufacturers who should be coming up with the training programs," he said.
The Labor Day holiday has its roots in the labor movement. But Lawler says he is struck by the overall decline in American unions' power and visibility. Historically, Labor Day was a time for unions to make their case to the public. "Today," he said, "it's more of a vacation day."
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Tristan Thompson had 18 points, 11 rebounds, two steals and a block on 8-of-14 shooting Tuesday.
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Tests Comparing Two Means
Hypothesis testing of sample means can prove to be a confounding undertaking, as there are numerous testing procedures from which we must choose. Selecting the correct one need not be such a daunting task if we examine the source and meaning of our data.
One condition that simplifies tests of 2 means is that one general null hypothesis is used for all means comparisons. The assumption that we begin with is that the means of the two populations are equal, or simply put:
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1986 Pontiac Trans Am - My Pontiac And MeWritten on December 1, 2009 This One Time Owner Joins the 200,000-Mile Club
I still remember it like it was yesterday. I was 24 years old in 1986 and graduating. I worked full-time while attending college to help pay my way through school, and I wanted to reward myself with a new car.
I was impressed with the new Sunbird GT (Turbo) convertible and wanted one. After looking them over in the showroom and listening to the sales pitch, I walked out to the new-car lot to choose a Sunbird to test drive. I stopped as I saw the new-car shipment arriving on the carrier. It was loaded with Trans Ams, and right up front, on top of the cab-staring at me-was a Bright Blue Metallic T/A.
As the truck drove by, I told the salesman that I would really love to have a new T/A but just couldn't afford it. As we walked, my mind kept going back to that blue T/A. He didn't need to put on the dog and pony show. He could tell I wanted it badly because I repeatedly brought it back into the conversation. He knew how much I would miss my old F-body-I was trading in an '82 Trans Am S/E.
He began the sales pitch with how the Sunbird would still be a Sunbird in five to ten years, while the Trans Am would have the distinction of being one of the continuing sports/muscle cars for generations. He ended with the price of a new Trans Am only being a couple thousand dollars more over the loaded Sunbird. They unloaded the Trans Am and actually let me test drive it right then.
What an experience it was taking command of its 5.0 V-8 with a four-barrel carb, four-speed automatic transmission, and 2.73 gears. It was nothing less than perfect. It was loaded with all the options (even factory louvers).
I was in heaven driving that car. I will never forget driving it home later that week and cruising with the parking lights and driving lights on to get as much attention as possible. I even passed a friend from high school on the trip home who was checking out the car before realizing it was me behind the wheel.
I drove that car everywhere for several years, including 1,100-mile vacations, towing my father's 23-foot-deck boat, meeting and dating my wife, driving the kids to school, and commuting to work 100 miles round trip. It's really been reliable-the only significant work was a new intake manifold in 1996.
I had been sitting on 198,000-199,000 miles and always wanted to see my car in High Performance Pontiac. As the news came out about Pontiac's demise and HPP's interest in the 200,000-mile club, I recently started trying to accumulate a few more miles to break that mark. For the past seven or eight years, the Trans Am has only been driven 300-400 miles per year-a few car shows, the Trans Am Nationals, and occasionally my wife takes it to work on a sunny day.
I'm glad to see an interest in finding cars such as mine that have been driven and kept by their owners. I hope to keep my T/A forever and even tagged it with a custom license plate stating that fact-it reads "RTA4EVR" (Our T/A Forever)! I hope this attitude will be embraced by my 14-year-old son and other younger kids and help keep these American-made cars going strong for years to come.
It's funny how 23 years later I can get into the Trans Am and I feel like it is part of me. To this day, my '86 Trans Am is the only new car I have ever purchased. I truly don't think that thrill will ever be matched.
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Counter-Strike: Global Offensive revive a hurricane command gameplay, first introduced 12 years ago. CS: GO will include new maps, characters, weapons and enhanced versions of the classic CS (de_dust, etc.). In addition, CS: GO will include new game modes, a system of organizing matches, the global tables of players, and more.


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Los Angeles-based Mindjolt, the developer of casual games which is now being run by MySpace co-founder Chris DeWolfe, has renamed itself Social Gaming Network (SGN). The firm said the move corresponds with a new focus on its business, which now includes a significant number of Facebook and mobile titles. The company's top titles include Fluff Friends Rescue, Jewels of the Amazon, Bubble Atlantis, Skies of Glory, FAST, MindJolt, and Lil Flippers. The company reports it has seen a growth of 300 percent over the past four months, as it continues to evolve into the mobile and social games markets.
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January 17, 2011 11:00 AM by Paula_Kosowski
Former "Hills" star Heidi Montag turns down ABC's Dancing With The Stars again. Keep reading to see why she won't be appearing on the reality show despite being disappointed she didn't get to the first time around…
According to Radar Online, Heidi Montag won't be appearing on Dancing With The Stars because she's scared of injuring her post-surgery body.
"I'm not sure if she wants to risk it now,"a source close to Montag tells Radar Online. "She already took an elbow from a dancer on the set of her song, 'Overdosin',' and she's scared of getting hurt."
Montag was previously contacted to do the show, but wasn't able to because of contractual agreements she signed for "The Hills."
Radar Online's source says Montag was very disappointed at the outcome after being excited about being on the show.
"She was devastated, she had even started training on the side," the source tells the website.
According to Radar Online, the source says Montag's agent pitched her to host Dancing With The Stars. The job went to Brooke Burke instead.
Though given a second chance as a contestant, the source says Montag won't risk it.
Montag has lamented to Life & Style Magazine about the limitations of her new body, telling Life & Style: "I'm obsessed with fitness, but it's impossible to work out with these boobs. It's heartbreaking. I can't live an everyday life."
For Montag, not being able to live an everyday "celebrity" life includes dancing on the show.
The reality star had 10 notorious plastic surgery procedures in 2009 in her quest for the "perfect" body. According to PopEater, Montag told Jay Leno she's "surgeried out" and is done for now.
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PLEASE STOP PAYING HER TO BE ON TV!!!! SHE IS SICK and was so much prettier before…..not to mention WE DON'T WANT TO SEE HER PSYCHO HUSBAND EITHER!!!! Why do you think MTV kicked them off the HIlls???? THEY ARE SICK AND TWISTED!!!!!


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1959: Calf with Two Heads Born Near Storden
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Jetting off to exotic destinations such as Goa for a vacation can lower your blood pressure, reduce glucose and stress levels - benefits which may last for months, according to new research.
Researchers say the benefits last at least a fortnight longer than the vacation and can be felt for months in some cases.
They say people who are working should always take their full holiday entitlement each year - which as many as one in three don't - to reap the benefits, the 'Daily Mail' reported.
The study compared key health markers in holidaymakers visiting Thailand, Peru or the Maldives, with people who stayed at home and continued working.
The average blood pressure of those on holiday dropped by six per cent while the workers saw their blood pressure rise by two per cent over the same period.
Researchers said the sleep quality of holidaymakers improved by 17 per cent while that of the non-holidaymakers deteriorated by 14 per cent.
The ability of vacationers to recover from stress known as the stress-resilience test - improved by 29 per cent. There was a 71 per cent fall in stress resilience scores among workers, researchers said.
Tests showed a fall in blood glucose levels, reducing the risk of diabetes, slimmer waistlines and enhanced mood and energy levels, with the effects sustained for at least two weeks after returning home.
The Holiday Health Experiment was conducted by tour operator Kuoni and Nuffield Health, UK's largest healthcare charity, the report said.
Psychotherapist Christine Webber, who carried out the tests, said blood pressure reductions are important to reduce the chances of stroke and heart attacks, while better sleep is good for the immune system.
"It's apparent from our results that the majority of people feel happier, more rested and much less stressed because of their vacations.
"But, even more importantly, I have discovered that these benefits continue well past the vacation - in fact, for months afterwards," she said.
"For the first time, our clinical results show how holidays helped these couples reduce their blood pressure, improve their sleep and manage their stress levels better.
"These results clearly demonstrate that on holiday our ability to physically cope with stress improves," Dr Lucy Goundry, Nuffield Health, Medical Director, said.


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For some teams, four runs is an average night of production. For the Mariners in the past 30 games, that's an offensive explosion.
Saturday afternoon, Seattle scored four runs and it felt like 40 considering its recent stretch of struggles.
Couple the four runs with another outstanding outing from Chris Young at Safeco Field, and the Mariners picked up a much-needed 4-3 victory over the Baltimore Orioles.
Seattle snapped a four-game losing streak and improved to 54-50.
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Young gave the Mariners a brilliant performance, pitching seven shutout innings, giving up two hits, while striking out eight and walking three.
"He did an outstanding job for us today," manager Lloyd McClendon said. "He really kept them off balance. I thought his secondary stuff was pretty sharp today and he had really good command of the fastball."
Young improved to 9-6 and lowered his earned-run average to 3.04. In 11 starts at Safeco, he's 6-3 with a 2.21 ERA, having allowed just 17 earned runs in 691/3 innings. Opponents are hitting just .178 against Young at Safeco.
"I think he's getting stronger," McClendon said. "We've been very conscious watching his pitch count and giving him the sixth day whenever we have the opportunity and I think it's paying off."
Young had the Orioles completely flustered.
"It's just the release point — you can't teach 6-10," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said of Young's height. "When you have the velocity out of it because the plane he throws at, the baseball is hard to center up."
Young exited with a 4-0 lead after his seven innings. McClendon handed the game over to his bullpen, which has been outstanding all year.
Of course, the Mariners being the Mariners, it couldn't be simple.
Up 4-0 going into the eighth inning, the normally stellar Seattle bullpen struggled and the normally sure-handed Kyle Seager committed a costly miscue that allowed Baltimore to fight back.
Danny Farquhar relieved Young to start the eighth inning. He got two quick outs, but then hit Adam Jones with a pitch and walked Nelson Cruz.
McClendon called on Joe Beimel to face the ultrapowerful Chris Davis. A wild pitch from Beimel pushed both runners into scoring position. Still, Beimel did his job in the lefty-on-lefty matchup, getting Davis to hit a sharp ground ball to third base. It should have ended the inning. Seager, though, dropped to a knee to backhand the ball, but it went under his glove for an error, allowing the two runners to score.
McClendon then called on Yoervis Medina to keep it at 4-2. He couldn't do it, hanging a 1-2 slider to J.J. Hardy that led to a run-scoring single to left. Medina was able to close out the inning and Seattle still had the lead at 4-3.
"I'm not sure what happened," McClendon said. "Danny had things under control and then he hit the guy. His two-seamer was running all over the place. Beimel made a nice pitch and we just didn't make the play. These things happen."
Fernando Rodney got the save — the 200th of his career — by pitching a scoreless ninth. But like most Rodney saves, there had to be a little drama. He put the tying run on first by walking pinch-hitter David Lough. Rodney got Nick Markakis to fly out. With two outs and Delmon Young at the plate, Lough broke for an attempted steal of second with Rodney still holding the ball on the mound. Rodney stepped off the rubber without balking and threw to second to get Lough easily.
"I saw him over my left shoulder," Rodney said.
Rodney fired his imaginary postgame celebration arrow right at a frustrated Lough.
"I had to, he left early," Rodney said chuckling.
The four runs didn't come easily for the Mariners. They picked up three in the third against Baltimore starter Bud Norris.
Seattle loaded the bases on a rare hit from Jesus Sucre, a check-swing double from Dustin Ackley and an intentional walk to Robinson Cano. Kendrys Morales delivered an RBI for the second consecutive game, taking a slider off his knee to push in a run.
Seager and Logan Morrison each added run-scoring singles in the inning to push it to 3-0.
Seattle tacked on another run in fifth on back-to-back doubles from Ackley and Cano to make it 4-0.
Coming into the game, the Mariners had scored just four runs in 37 innings. So this was an improvement. A few breaks at the plate certainly helped.
"We need some balls like that to get us sparked," Ackley said. "I think today might have been a big day for us."
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Coming from the Perverted Monks camp, Afu-Ra is most well known through his affiliation with the Gang Starr Foundation and Jeru the Damaja. Remember that song on Jeru's The Sun Rises in the East album called "Mental Stamina"? That dope MC on there? Yeah… That's Afu-Ra. That was his first major mention to the world. He made another appearance on Jeru's second album Wrath of the Math, on the track "Physical Stamina", in 1996. Afu's debut single,... Read More →
Acoustic-guitar-playing cutie Cris Cab celebrates the release of his mix tape "Echo Boom" this Thursday, February 2 at The Stage. Presented by DNA Entertainment and the Billionaire Boy's Club, the event will feature special guest Wyclef Jean. "Echo Boom" officially drops on January 31, and features special appearances by Wyclef Jean, Pharrell Williams and more. Cris will be live on stage at The Stage performing tracks off of his highly anticipated mix tape, as well... Read More →
The Vagabonds and Vice City Cypher host the listening parting to the Vagabonds' soon to be released EP #FML at Eve on Saturday DJ Twin will be spinning hip hop and reggae in the main room, all night in between performances by: Vagabonds School Bus (LAC/JTC/Kairo Lavo3) Dashius Clay Shottie (of Idee4) VURN Serum & Manifesto The side lounge will feature an open mic for MCs with beats by REALITY and performances by: Rolls Royce Yung Spec Tay G Lil Gunna Roc Sol & DJ Cheo Straight No... Read More →
The Hostile Takeover Tour 2012 – 90 shows in 99 days – a hostile takeover indeed by a slew of emcees coming soon "to a girlfriend near you." The most extensive, longest-running rap tour is making history with live appearances by Tech N9ne, Machine Gun Kelly, Krizz Kaliko, ¡Mayday!, Prozak and Stevie Stone. The Takeover will kick off in March and will invade all the major cities: New York City, Los Angeles, Atlanta and Las Vegas. It's a national takeover running until... Read More →
Knowledge Medina's and producer Numonics' collaborative EP "Never Enough" will hit the streets on February 7. Just in time for Lover's Day. Their sick second single "You Don't Really Care," is an anthem for the loyal, die-hard ladies standing by a man who, at times, just doesn't really care. Touching on the complexities of relationships and the need for a strong woman by your side, the single is made to ease the pains of the female heart with... Read More →
photo credit: Lili Mora So many bands, so little time, not enough me to go around! Today we are introducing you to Minimal - an eclectic and versatile mix of indie and alternative rock with electronic flirtations embodied in drum machines, sequencers and samplers, made extra special by adding Spanish lyrics on top. Our respected friends at the Miami New Times described them as: "the tastiest bitter-sweet candy for fans of wall-flower angst electropop," and you know we love angst –... Read More →
Crazy Hood Productions is celebrating the release of Garcia's latest project, the Off The Beaten Path EP. The EP will drop tomorrow via DJbooth but tonight, CHP and Garcia want to party with you at The Stage! Opening for Garcia will be J.Nics and DJ K-N-S. Cover is $5, but it's actually FREE from 9 p.m. until 10 p.m., so get there early if you are balling on a budget. See you there! GARCIA "Off The Beaten Path" EP release party Date: 1.25.12 Venue: The Stage 170 NE 38th... Read More →
CYNE formed in the summer of 2001, within the longtime hardcore/punk/d.i.y. tradition of Gainesville and collectively embrace a stylistic range that includes everything from prog to pop to metal. These cultural informers collided with CYNE's practice of sampling and live instrumentation to create music that is the cumulative representation of both the personal and the political. CYNE ("Cultivating Your New Experience") has collaborated with artists from around the world, including... Read More →
Been waiting for the release of this Punch3nello project for a minute now. And for the right reasons. A golden line-up of MC's join Punch3nello on this mixtape such as Soarse Spoken, Wrekonize and Seven Star. A 21 track heavy hitting album that will not upset you if your 'forward button' just happens to break on your CD player. Make sure you can rewind though. Holler at that "Buy Now" link and support these local superstars. Read More →
[Update January 28, 2012: Congratulations to Isaidy Pinto, the winner of our ticket giveaway. She will recieve two tickets to Beats N Rhymes Wednesdays at The Stage next week to see N.O.R.E and Wrekonize!] Get ready for another weekly party to keep your schedule packed tight. The Stage will introduce Beats N Rhymes Wednesday this week and quite the inaugural evening it'll be… On the first of the month, for the first in the series N.O.R.E will be performing along with Wrekonize... Read More →
Major Event Marketing will be kicking another year of "FRESH" shows with none other than Joe Budden and Royce Da 5'9″. We last saw Royce in Miami during the RedBull Emcee event, check out the pictures on the Antisteez Facebook page. And Joe Budden was here quite some time ago. They're both due for a performance in the 305, fret not you'll get your chance this Saturday. The evening will be hosted by JustDimmy and J Hatch with sounds by Ashy Knuckles. Also performing:... Read More →


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Betty Lowman Carey's Dugout Canoe, "Bijaboji",
Comes Home
In September 2008, Betty Lowman Carey and Neil Carey
of Sandspit, Queen Charlotte Islands, attended the celebration
of the return of Betty's famed dugout canoe to her hometown
in Anacortes, Washington. Betty was 18 when her father
gave her the canoe found adrift by the Coast Guard. Growing
up with four brothers in the 1930s, Betty was an ardent
tomboy, intent on rowing the canoe solo to Alaska. Her
father, who was against the idea, eventually gave in
with the proviso that Betty be able to swim the 10-miles
between between Anacortes, Guemes and Cypress Islands
to the northwest—a channel that carries heavy current.
Betty passed the test and in June of 1937, four days
after her graduation from the University of Washington,
she set out to row, not paddle, her canoe to
Alaska. Sixty-six days later, she reached her 1500-mile
goal in Ketchikan. Then, twenty-six years later, at age
49, Betty reversed her adventure, this time rowing south
from Ketchikan to Anacortes. Although three other women
in addition to Betty were honored at the 2008 Port Townsend
Wooden Boat Festival for having rowed the Inside Passage
to Alaska (Dale McKinnon, Robin Clark and Susan Dandridge),
Betty is the only one to have rowed both north and south.
Neil and Betty initially moved from
Southern California to the Queen Charlotte Islands where,
in 1965, they built a cabin in a remote cove on the west
coast of Moresby Island. For three decades they explored
nearly every mile of the islands' coastline, documenting
their discoveries, writing about their life and helping
scientists and the rare boater who ventured their way.
Neil's A Guide
to the Queen Charlotte Islands has been a classic
since the publication of its first edition in 1975. Puffin
Cove©1982 (Hancock House) describes their life
as homesteaders where the only access was by boat or
Betty tells the full story of her original
canoe voyage in her book, Bijaboji1: North to Alaska
by Oar ©2004
(Harbour Publishing). In the Epilogue she writes: In
the fall of 1993, when both of us were in our seventies,
we left Puffin Cove and our life at sea. We had enjoyed
nearly three decades of life free of crowded highways
and tight schedules, but full of varied activity and
endless surprises. . . . All of this has happened
because as a teenager I had an overwhelming desire to
get to Alaska, and my father gave me the best birthday
present of my life—Bijaboji, a superb Indian dugout
and, to me, the world's best and most beautiful
sea-going vessel . . .
1. Named after her
four brothers: Bill, Jack, Bob, Jimmy
Notes: Beginning in April 2009,
Betty's canoe will be on permanent
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The Careys still live in Sandspit, Moresby Island, QCIs. Neil and Betty have
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Cinderella on Broadway
One of the many perks of living in New York City is having ready access to Broadway, home to the world's most spectacular musicals and plays. So when my good friend Jill, founder of Glamamom, invited me to attend Rodgers + Hammerstien's Cinderella I was over the moon. I thought I had hit trifecta; 1) Jill and I would have a fun girls night out of dinner & theater, 2) I would see my favorite Disney childhood stories live on stage, 3) I would see my sweet friend and Broadway star Laura Osnes bring Disney's most popular princess to life.
I had the wonderful opportunity to style Laura's hair when she attended the Tony Awards as a Nominee for Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Musical. Attending Cinderella with Jill would be my first time seeing Laura perform live.
Jill and I prepared ourselves for the show by first visiting the concession stand for a handful of Twizzlers and a bottle of water. After Jill and I were seated I found myself restless while waiting for the lights to dim. You would have thought I was preparing to go on stage to perform and not Laura. Not even the Twizzlers could take the edge off my nerves. My mind was racing imagining what Laura would be experiencing at that same moment. Would she have stage fright? Would she have a wardrobe malfunction? Would the the orchestra play off key? Would her co-star have bad breathe? And most important…would the glass slipper really fit?
Minutes later the theater lights dimmed and the orchestra erupted in perfect pitch. Laura walked on stage and immediately captivated the audience without having belted out one single note. As soon as Laura began to sing I felt whisked away to an enchanted kingdom and became complete immersed in the production. It was hard to imagine this was really the same girl I text, tweet, cut, style and share stories with over the occasional cup of java? Of course not, it was not Laura Osnes on stage, she embraced the role and became Cinderella in the appreciative eyes of the audience. I lost sight of my friend and only saw the Disney character I loved as a child.
The production did a great job recreating the sets for the stage. It is age appropriate for children of all ages, as well as adults that simply want to re-live their childhood. After all, it is a Cinderella Story.
Jill and I with our Twizzler Mustaches
Nothing better than a backstage hug from Cinderella (aka) Laura Osnes
From an actors perspective on the stage looking out at the audience
Cutest Cast Member
I want to personally thank Jill for being the best date ever and the The MOMS for including us in the press preview.
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April 15th, 22nd 2017 AVAILABLE BOOKING 2018
Have it your way. Have it all ! The perfect farm setting is waiting for you, now customize it to your lifestyle. Enjoy the freedom to create a venue setting that will be remembered for a lifetime. Gorgeous setting, water features, fantastic photographic opportunities await you.
Amenities + Details
Bridal Suite
Handicap Accessible
Reception Area
For more details about amenities, please message the Venue.
$$ – Affordable
Farm + Ranch, Barn, Historic Venue
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PERFECTION!Reviewed on 10/03/2013 Lacey S
Lakeview farms is the most perfect and peaceful place to have a wedding ceremony and reception. The beauty of the property speaks for itself! What I think is so great about it is that you have so many opportunities and options for making it your own wedding. There are plenty of... Read More beautiful ceremony sites to choose from. I think that the simplicity of the barn itself with the beautiful wood and stone walls allows you to have a blank slate in order to create whatever look/style/theme you are going for. Couldn't have asked for a more perfect wedding venue! The owner, Deb, is the best. She makes everything so personable and you can tell how much she truly cares about your special day.
Lakeview Farms, Dover PAReviewed on 10/02/2013 Lauren G
We used Lakeview Farms for our wedding on May 25, 2013. It was the first place we looked at and we booked it right away because it was amazing. Deb was wonderful in every aspect of the wedding process with questions that we had. The property is beautiful and there are so many... Read More different possibilities with the property. Everything turned out beyond perfect for our wedding and it could not of been at a better location. Thanks Deb!
Amazing Venue!!!Reviewed on 10/01/2013 Kathleen G
We got married here in August 2013 and absolutely loved it! We highly recommend Lakeview Farms to anyone. From the moment we walked in to initially tour the barn we fell in love with the venue. All of our guests were amazing at the location. We used the lower outdoor patio as... Read More our cocktail hour so guests were able to enjoy the lake view and play yard games. After dinner we had a bon fire (in addition to dancing) so guests had a few options to choose from. Deb and Mandy were great to work with! They made the process so easy and effortless. They allow you to visit the barn Saturday mornings so you can see how other brides and grooms setup and decorate - we were able to get amazing ideas from this! Our pictures turned out beautifully - there are amazing places all around the grounds to get gorgeous shots. Also Deb always has strings of lights and chandeliers in the barn so the lighting is perfect! Overall I highly recommend this venue. Just book a time to tour and I guarantee you will fall in love with it!
beautiful siteReviewed on 11/15/2015 Brady H
This site is beautiful! Everyone kept commenting on how gorgeous the wedding was. The staff was extremely helpful. The open barn on Saturdays is really nice to help get ideas. They even held a yard sale to help us sell items we no longer wanted. They also have a photo booth... Read More which was so much fun. I would recommend Lakeview Farms to anyone looking for a beautiful outdoor wedding in a country setting
My dream wedding!!Reviewed on 9/08/2015 Christi R
First of all, the staff was amazing. They help out so much on my wedding day. The barn was beautiful and the scenery was great for pictures. We got so many compliments about our wedding. I highly recommend Lakeview Farms.
Such a gorgeous farm that is matchless in all of Pa. It was not a venue created farm but the farm created the venue. Its has the sentiment of the past and is so graciously and meticulously cared for by its owners who live on the property. This venue made us feel like it was ours... Read More to fully enjoy for our special day.
Dream WeddingReviewed on 7/30/2015 Kelly R
I cannot begin to say how wonderful Lakeview was as our venue! It offered so many different and beautiful spaces to make each part of our wedding unique. It unfortunately rained on our wedding day, however, we couldn't go wrong at Lakeview and our ceremony in the barn was... Read More absolutely GORGEOUS and made it even more intimate. I loved the bridal and grooms suites that were offered for us to get ready in. One of the biggest perks was having access to the venue Thursday-Sunday! This helped to ease the stress by making sure we had plenty of time to set things up and put the perfect touches on it all. The staff at the farm was incredibly attentive to every moment of the day, and having a day of coordinator was perfect for those last minute things!! I would highly recommend this venue to anybody looking for a classy, rustic, fun space for your big day!
Amazing Barn Venue!Reviewed on 10/31/2014 Brittany L
If you are looking for a rustic barn wedding, Lakeview is amazing! Simply beautiful place with a gorgeous barn and stunning views. Also, very helpful staff to make your special day stress-free. Lakeview offers Thurs-Sun venue rental which allows plenty of time to decorate/set up... Read More without feeling rushed. Absolutely perfect venue!
Perfect in Every Way!Reviewed on 10/30/2014 Meghan H
My husband and I got married at Lakeview Farms on October 4, 2014 and everything was absolutely perfect! The property is stunning, the barn is gorgeous, and Deb, Dawn, and team went above and beyond to accommodate our wants and needs. Overall we were pleased with everything but... Read More it was especially great to have the option to begin setting up/decorating the Thursday evening before the big day AND a spacious venue that held over 200 people. Our guests are still raving about how beautiful the wedding was and we know the venue played a huge part in that. I was able to have the rustic chic wedding I had always dreamed of and I couldn't have been happier! We would highly recommend Lakeview Farms to any and everyone.
Perfection!Reviewed on 10/30/2014 Leah S
My experience at Lakeview Farms was a very good one! From the very start, Deb was very helpful and informative. The farm was absolutely beautiful as well. The landscaping was perfect, the lake was serene and everything felt so open, but private. When we booked our wedding day,... Read More we ended up reserving Thursday evening, Friday during the day, Saturday for the wedding and then Sunday day for cleanup. Lakeview provided tables and chairs for us to use. By having Thursday and Friday before the wedding, we were able to set up all of our tables, chairs and decorations how we like them. Throughout our whole experience, Deb and her associate, Dawn were very helpful. Both were super sweet to us and our friends and family. Lakeview also provided pew benches for the ceremony. We did not use those, but they were very cute. Lakeview was very lenient with many things. Something my husband and I always wanted to have was fireworks. Due to the restrictions set by the township, it was tough trying to get a permit. But Lakeview stood with us and helped us get the necessary permits for the fireworks. This made our wedding day that much more beautiful. The only down side that we ran across is that it would have been helpful to have a fridge on site that we could have accessed. We did know that this venue did not have a kitchen before we had booked so it was not a surprise to us. We had a family member make our cake and it posed a slight dilemma when we had to bring it over the day of the wedding. Despite that, Lakeview Farms helped us figure out a way to help out. They handled our dilemma well. Over all, we had a wonderful experience with Lakeview Farms and if we had to get married all over again, we would have it there. We could not have asked for a better experience. It was beautiful.
Best ever!Reviewed on 10/30/2014
My husband and I got married at Lakeview Farms this past September. We absolutely could not have picked a better place. Not only is it absolutely gorgeous, Deb (the owner) is fantastic. It was a dreary, rainy morning the day of my wedding but the storm was supposed to clear up..... Read More I didn't want to make the call to move the ceremony into the barn until the last possible minute. Deb did not push me to decide, but instead suggested moving the benches to a less muddy area.. I agreed and found HER helping the groomsmen move benches in the rain! She did everything she could to help make the day run smooth, but allowed us to "have our space". She's such a sweet woman! As a photographer, I have been to many wedding venues and I have seen how some run behind the scenes.. Lakeview is by far the best all around. For me personally, Deb's ability to connect with you and make you feel comfortable was icing on the cake! Seriously, do not hesitate, book immediately!!!
Picture Perfect Paradise!!!Reviewed on 10/30/2014 Danielle S
Lakeview Farms Events could not have been more perfect! This farm is absolutely BEAUTIFUL! You are given plenty of time and opportunities to decorate and make your wedding day care free and gorgeous the way you envision it to be. There are several different locations around the... Read More farm to pick for your ceremony and having the beautiful barn right there leaves more time to celebrate and less time to travel to another location. Deb and her staff are so wonderful and caring. I felt like I was family. Deb also provides a "nosey bride" hour....each Saturday you are given the opportunity to come and visit and see how other brides decorated and get ideas for your day. Best venue ever..you won't be disappointed! !
Our Rustic Dream Wedding 8.23.14Reviewed on 10/28/2014 Sara V
Two years ago, my now husband and I fell in love with Lakeview Farms, during a weekend of venue exploration. We immediately knew Lakeview Farms was where we would be saying "I do". From the beautiful grounds,to the gorgeous barn,to the owner Deb, Lakeview was everything we could... Read More have ever wanted. Deb was organized and very informative, and helped put a young couples mind at ease during wedding planning. Deb truly went above and beyond to make our day as perfect as it was. We highly recommend Lakeview Farms for a beautiful and unforgettable wedding.
Country ChicReviewed on 10/28/2014
My now-husband and I held our wedding and reception at Lakeview Farms in Dover, Pa, and it was absolutely everything we could have wished for and more. Even though we are both city dwelling folk, lol, my roots are in the country, and this venue has everything you can ask for;... Read More including plenty of choices for the ceremony, unique settings for the reception, and all the natural beauty of the great outdoors. The owners keep up the landscape all year round and it's so beautiful there you really need minimal decoration, which I'm sure any bride would be excited about lol. My husband's family is not really the out-doorsy type and honestly I don't believe they were looking forward to having the ceremony outside and reception in a barn, but they were absolutely blown away with how wonderful it turned out!!
BeautifulReviewed on 10/27/2014 Kristen M
We got married in September And it was wonderful. We met with Deb almost two years before and she went over all the details and pricing with us. We were sold on the beauty and charm of the farm in the winter and could only imagine how much more beautiful it would be in late... Read More summer. We loved that we were welcomed to come Saturday mornings and check out what other brides had set up and show our families. The day of the wedding went so smooth and everything was perfect. It has been almost two months since we were married and we still hear how beautiful everything was.
Perfect all around!Reviewed on 10/27/2014 Alayne H
Lakeview Farms is by far the most perfect setting for a rustic, laidback, wedding. Actually, it's the perfect setting for any kind of wedding! Deb was great at answering all my questions and helping out the day of. I would recommend this venue to anybody and everybody!
Awesome VenueReviewed on 10/02/2014
My bride and I could not have asked for a better venue. The setting is very beautiful and peaceful, every building on the property was in terrific condition, no ugly buildings falling down. Perfect for picture taking! Again, we could not have been happier with this venue for... Read More our wedding day!
Wonderful but hot!Reviewed on 9/20/2014 Abbey J
Deb was great to work with. She was very accommodating and helpful throughout the whole process. She let us have the ceremony in front of her house which was the perfect location for us. The grounds are beautiful and always kept up. We were able to go early and set up which was... Read More perfect for a wedding with a lot of personal touches. I was told that it was changed after my wedding but the back windows did not open up all the way to allow for airflow in the barn. I had many guests leave early due to the heat which was frustrating. I would highly recommend going out to see this venue and talking to the owner.
Fabulous set upReviewed on 9/13/2014 Amanda H
Lakeview Farm Events was a fantastic venue. It is incredibly easy to find, and everything you need is in one location. The ceremony, reception, plentiful parking and places for cocktail hour. There are MULTIPLE locations for the ceremony site, all of which are gorgeous. And... Read More there are two arbors that you can chose from (a more traditional one and a more western themed one). The reception area is a stone wall barn and is absolutely gorgeous. Recently added windows overlook the lake on the property and is stunning. The vendor has numerous items that are either included in the rental price or can be added such as stunning candle and a photo both. A hay wagon ride around the property can be purchased for fantastic pictures. They also offer help on the day of the wedding for a small additional fee (which was great for me because I didn't have a wedding planner.) I would highly recommend this vendor.
My Dreams and More Came TrueReviewed on 5/27/2014 Rebecca K
Everything from start to finish was well organized. The day was gorgeous and Deb did everything to make our day special!
perfect venue for our country rustic chic wedding!Reviewed on 11/14/2013 Logan P
We knew Lakeview would be the perfect venue from our first visit! Not only do you get 4 days for set-up, event and clean up but the cost was almost half of the price other event barns were asking and was twice as beautiful! This was also one of the few barn venues around that... Read More could accommodate our 250+ person wedding. The owner, Deb, was very accommodating with every request and her wedding coordinator, Dawn, was wonderful as well. Dawn and her husband even offered to help finish setting up the night before our wedding so we could go to our rehearsal dinner! Love them! :-) Deb has benches for the ceremony, tables, chairs, candles and some decor for rent for your reception. They also have great recommendations for anything else you are looking for. The barn is absolutely gorgeous AND the grounds are lovely too, with beautiful plants all around. They also offer a tractor hay ride for your wedding party- they take you to a few of the most picturesque spots on the property, givings your photographer a chance to take some incredible pictures while your guests are enjoying their cocktail hour. This was one of my favorite parts of the day, it gave me a chance for some more intimate celebration with our parents and closest friends (wedding party) and our pictures turned out incredible!! Definitely dont turn that down. I would recommend this venue 100% if you are looking for a breathtaking barn for your country wedding.
Breath-takingReviewed on 11/09/2013 Christine B
We had the opportunity to have our wedding at Lakeview Farms!!! The venue is breath-takingly spectacular. There isn't even one single picture that can even capture how beautiful the venue actually is (but we have absolutely awesome pictures)!!!! Words can't describe how... Read More beautiful our ceremony and reception were!!!! We had our ceremony overlooking the pasture and lake. Our reception was held in the barn and comfortably accomodated approx 150 guests. Having the opportunity to set up thurs evening and all day friday really allowed us to add our personal details to make our day exactly what we hoped for. It is evident Deb is eager to help and accomdate her brides to make their day special. We did wish the communication was slightly better as we ended up renting items through our caterer that she had already purchased throughout the year and then had available for us to rent/use through her. However, we understand, being a new venue this was something we may have ran into. Overall, we were exceptionally pleased with our day!!!! Dawn was very sweet and super helpful. Her husband ran our tractor ride and he was cool too!!! Our guests continue to talk about how beautiful our day was!! Truely, because of Lakeview Farms, our wedding day was a fairytail I will never forget!!! Thank you
Perfect venueReviewed on 10/05/2013 Kate A
We were lucky enough to have our reception last October at Lakeview Farms, and loved every second of it! The owner was wonderfully helpful, informative, and creative. She allowed us to create the most perfect atmosphere. The farm provided our guests with a beautiful view,... Read More wonderful atmosphere and for those who didn't dance even a fire pit for extra entertaining! We rented all linens, place settings and heaters to keep the barn warm on a cool fall evening. The caterer she recommended and uses is incredible and easy to work with. The tables and chairs the owner provided were great and allowed us to seat 180 people although with a dance floor it was tight. We loved the layout of the barn and wouldn't have changed a thing except maybe the bathroom set up because the women's bathroom always had a line and the men's didn't (keep them unisex). We put our DJ up in the loft and it kept him out of the way which allowed us a larger dance floor. We are continually wishing we could go back and relive the day! Our pictures with the lake and surrounding fields turned out beautifully. This venue is a gem and we would highly recommend it to anyone!
Sept 28, 2013 WeddingReviewed on 10/01/2013 Faye F
My daughters wedding was 09/28/13 at Lakeview. The property is absolutely beautiful!! Deb and her staff are very helpful and friendly. We had 150 guests, the ceremony was in front of their beautiful home and the barn accommodated our guests with plenty of room for... Read More dancing. We worked with Dawn on our day and she was wonderful! The property and barn are so beautiful there really isn't need for much decorating. Our caterer, Sir D's Catering, provided a wonderful picnic style buffet and the staff at Lakeview worked well with them to be sure that everything was just right. The cocktail area behind the barn is perfect!! Lakeview even has their own "corn hole" boards for you to use. Lakeview truly is different from the rest!!
Best wedding locationReviewed on 9/28/2013
The entire estate is beautiful. We could not have asked for a better location. Everything turned out perfectly and exactly the way we pictured it. We wanted a rustic laid back wedding. We were able to decorate the barn the way we wanted and the pictures turned out great. We took... Read More a hayride around the estate for pictures after the wedding and they were anmazing. My husband and I always talk about getting married again because it was such a great time and perfect venue for us. I would recommend this venue to anyone who is planning a wedding. You won't be disappointed!


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You know what? I get super excited when I can have a day to myself. Just me, myself and I and my camera of course, this to me is my idea of a perfect day. Hoboken Cafe, Oh yes! they sell Seven Seeds Coffee, you bet I took long, slow sips.
Hosier Lane. The ever evolving lane of art. I love Melbourne, and that my friend, is exactly what my hubby says to me. Ha!
…and it's good to see you here reading all about my perfect day.
Today I made it my mission to pop into Tessuti Fabrics to check out their very slick store. Look at that sign! Perfection.
The staff are super friendly and the fabrics, oh the fabrics are divine, I ran my fingers slowly over everything I couldn't help it, it's an illness. I'm seeing my therapist tomorrow.
No long queues here, it's dreamy and they have a fantastic range of Japanese pattern books too. I picked up Pattern Magic 3, I do love those books.
Speaking of queues, (for the Australian readers) let me tell you a little secret shhhh!! Spotlight; you'll queue for days right? Did you know the Sparty's section will cut fabric? shhhh.
Next stop; the Paper City exhibit. This exhibition explores the rich stories of Melbourne city, yep communications through letterhead design. I love love typography.
Over to Fitzroy! Soy Latte and Falafel wrap and a good hour spent buried within the pages of my book at the >>>>>Vegie Bar <<<< seriously click on the link… vegan bliss.
Kleins Perfumery is just heavenly, I needed to stock up on one of my favourite fragrances EVER, Tokyomilk-Dark; Tainted Love and Bulletproof are also lush. I managed to start my christmas shopping too, yep it's that time of the year again.
A Perfect Day, just the way I like it, minus the silly parking ticket though. Damn!
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Don't you love those precious perfect days to yourself. This sounds wonderful. This post has got me even more excited about Melbourne (can't wait to try out the Vegie Bar!)
What a fun day out!
Hoboken is new??? Seven Seeds coffee in the city – this is right up my alley. Can one actually secure a seat? I LOVE Brother Baba Budan but that place is so tiny it can be hard to find a seat, and being the coffee snob that I am, there really aren't many other options in the CBD.
Says someone who literally lives two blocks from Auction Rooms…… ;-P
Kliens is amazing too – I'm curious as to your choices of perfume. A fellow niche fragrance lover? Have you discovered LuckyScent.com? I've gone a bit crazy with samples from them and now have to get my shit sorted and buy things that jumped on my MUST HAVE list. I did buy Sacrebleu! by Parfums de Nicolai.
Never been to Tessuti either. SHOCK, I know. Must head down there one day.


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I've had this game for nearly a month and still can't figure out how to resolve the supposed internet access problem my game launcher insists I have. My internet connection is fine, and I've mucked about with proxies and firewalls ad nauseum, but nothing has come of it. I have also tried directly connecting my Mac to my modem (which didn't help) and downloading the 1.2 patch but i was unable to even open the link given on the Ubisoft site.
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Thanks to the person who posted the snopes link. :) Saved the the trouble of checking myself.
Jess -- there are sooooooooo many medical implications and exams/tests you can't have done with certain types of implants: Pacemakers, pain pumps, aneurysm clips, cochlear implants, etc. But they are making headway with some things being safe for certain exams that formerly weren't. It's absolutely amazing to me the number of patients who have implanted devices that have very little information about them. (I work in scheduling for a hospital and come up against this on a regular basis.) That particular information really does need to be handled and stored appropriately. Would I want some kind of chip placed in me for it? No. But I do wish that doctors offices and patients regularly handled and provided this information better than they do.
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The Lord will fight for you, you need only be still. Ex 14:14
When/if it happens i will point blank refuse. I don't care if I have to grow my own food and go hunting to feed my family we are not getting anything that could be a mark of the beast. I don't worry about it I just know what i would do if and when it happened. Don't let it worry you. If it makes you feel better don't let your baby out of your sight at the hospital. God will protect the little ones, they are innocent. :)
He's my twin flame and she's our spark.
Obligating a person to allow the impantation of a microchip ofany kind would be a constitutional violation. I highly doubt it would pass and if it does, it will get reversed fairly quickly.
According to some research I just did, rumors about this happening have been around since the microchip was invented.
People just like to create conspiracy theories. I don't think this is true, especially because even if they wanted to, they'd never try this because they know it would never pass. There's no way it would pass.
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FYI, in the future, this is a great site for "fact checking" all the rumors you hear...
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I heard of this, but it's a rumor. In the future chips will be able to be implanted, but we will be able to deny them or accept them. I'm due Jan 7. Not worried about it


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The nonprofit Vancouver Food Co-op Grocery, 1002 Main St., now accepts electronic benefit transfer cards and has extended its hours. The store also has a new logo and is scheduled for a face-lift through the improvement program run by Vancouver's Downtown Association, said Kirk White, president of the member-owned store.
The Vancouver Food Co-op, established in 2006, says it now has approximately 400 members. It launched an online store in 2010 and opened a grocery story in downtown Vancouver in 2011. The grocery offers local, organic foods, including fresh produce and meats, to the co-op members and the public. Store hours are 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday and Sunday. It is closed on Monday.


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The distinguished surname Majone originated in an area of Italy, known as the Papal States. Although people were originally known only by a single name, it became necessary for people to adapt a second name to identify themselves as populations grew and travel became more frequent. The process of adopting fixed hereditary surnames was not complete until the modern era, but the use of hereditary family names in Italy began in the 10th and 11th centuries. Italian hereditary surnames were developed according to fairly general principles and they are characterized by a profusion of derivatives coined from given names. Although the most traditional type of family name found in the region of the Papal States is the patronymic surname, which is derived from the father's given name, local surnames are also found. Local names, which are the least frequent of the major types of surnames found in Italy, are derived from a place-name where the original bearer once resided or held land. Often Italian local surnames bore the prefix "di," which signifies emigration from one place to another, but does not necessarily denote nobility. The Majone family lived in the Italian town of Maiolo, in Pesaro in central Italy.
The surname Majone was first found in the ancient city of Orvieto, with Lorenzo Maitani, born in 1275.
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As the number of cores per die increases, be they processors, memory blocks, or custom accelerators, the on-chip interconnect the cores use to communicate gains importance. We begin this study with an area-performance analysis of the interconnect design space. We find that there is no single network design that yields optimal performance across a range of traffic patterns. This indicates that there is an opportunity to gain performance by customizing the interconnect to a particular application or workload. We propose polymorphic on-chip networks to enable per-application network customization. This network can be configured prior to application runtime, to have the topology and buffering of arbitrary network designs. This paper proposes one such polymorphic network architecture. We demonstrate its modes of configurability, and evaluate the polymorphic network architecture design space, producing polymorphic fabrics that minimize the network area overhead. Finally, we expand the network on chip design space to include a polymorphic network design, showing that a single polymorphic network is capable of implementing all of the pareto optimal fixed-network designs.
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In observance of National Feral Cat Day on Oct. 16, the Tulane Green Club's Campus Cats program is hosting an education booth in the Lavin-Bernick Center to raise awareness about feral cats and to raise money for their TRAP-NEUTER-RELEASE (TNR) program.
From 10:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Campus Cats will offer information on TNR and invites Tulane staff, faculty and students to tell them about any cats they have seen around campus. The group is accepting monetary donations for the TNR program; donors will receive orange ribbons, which symbolize support for the humane treatment of feral cats. Campus Cats is also accepting donations of canned wet cat food and tuna, which will be used as bait while trapping feral campus cats.
TNR is a nationwide movement towards a more humane way to manage feral cat populations. Entire feral colonies such as Tulane's are humanely trapped, then evaluated, vaccinated, and neutered by veterinarians. Kittens and cats that are tame enough to be adopted are placed in good homes. Adult cats are returned to their familiar habitat to live out their lives under the watchful care of program volunteers.
A tell-tale sign that a cat has been trapped, neutered and released is that it will have a small notch on the tip of its ear.
Information on how well TNR works is beginning to accumulate. According to the Stanford University Cat Network, they reduced their feral population from an estimated 1500 cats to 200 over a ten-year period.
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Highlights from the past year at SNC
Since Sierra Nevada College's 2013 fiscal year just ended on June 30th, I wanted to share some of the highlights of what we have accomplished during the past year. At a time of significant change in higher education, I am proud to lead a non-profit institution committed to academic excellence and student achievement. We have benefited enormously from a dedicated Board of Trustees composed of thirty community-based individuals, who have worked diligently under the leadership of our Board Chair, Wayne Prim, and our Vice-Chair, Atam Lalchandani. Academic Excellence – A key strategic priority is to continue to increase academic rigor.
- We received exceptional reports from our accreditor, the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU), and were granted permission to expand our academic offerings, including a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing.
- The cutting-edge Holman Arts & Media Center is on track to open in fall of 2013 and will transform how we teach critical thinking and analysis to our students, shape the future of the arts at SNC, and connect with the community.
- We successfully launched our low-residency MFA in Creative Writing; this brings renowned authors such as Kelle Groom, Téa Obreht, Brian Turner, Patricia Smith, and Colum McCann to our campus and our community.
- We launched a Master of Education with a Ron Clark Academy specialization. This program educates teachers in the approach and techniques utilized by The Ron Clark Academy, which has received national and international accolades for its impressive results in teaching middle school students in Atlanta.
- We redesigned our Core 101 class to introduce all incoming students to active learning and our culture of learning in order to ensure that they are fully prepared for a rigorous learning environment based on complete student engagement and advance preparation.
- Capstone courses have been implemented in every major; a capstone course is a senior-level requirement that integrates and pulls together all prior coursework.
- Fifteen student research projects were given at four research fairs and competitions across the country, including the National Conference on Undergraduate Research, which promotes undergraduate student research and creative activity undertaken in partnership with faculty and other mentors.
- We have re-engineered our curriculum to require demonstrated proficiency in four critical skills viewed as essential for success: written communication, oral communication, critical thinking, and visual literacy. These initiatives cut across and are common to every discipline and major at SNC.
- Our Women's and Men's Alpine Ski Teams once again won the U.S. Collegiate Ski and Snowboard Association (USCSA) team national championships, bringing the women's championships to 18 over the past 24 years and the men's to 17 over the past 24 years. The Men's Snowboard Team has won all seven national championships since they were formed in 2006. The cumulative grade point average for all members of the ski and snowboard teams is 3.6 and this year, the highest overall GPA was held by the men's alpine ski team with an average of 3.9.
- English Program Chair June Saraceno received the Nevada Humanities Outstanding Teaching of the Humanities Award; Business Department Chair Kendra Wong was selected Nevada's Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology 2013 Faculty Advisor of the Year.
- We continue to place our graduates in top graduate schools. For example: Logan Lape at Parsons The New School For Design; Lauren Upton at University College London; Jason Paladino at UC Berkeley School of Journalism; and 2012 Valedictorian, Zaira Perez at the Elliot School of International Affairs, George Washington University.
- One of SNC's 2012 Valedictorian candidates, Andrew Gauthier, was recognized as the Valedictorian for his graduating class in the Postgraduate Diploma in Hospitality Management program at the Glion Institute of Higher Learning. Located in Switzerland, Glion Institute is ranked number two among schools for international hospitality management in the world.
- An SNC student team, Pure Ski Experience, placed 2nd in the undergraduate division of the Donald W. Reynolds Tri-State Business Plan competition, beating teams from Nevada, Arkansas and Oklahoma, and was the only Nevada team to place. In addition, SNC had 3 of the 6 team finalists for the Nevada state-wide competition. The team's cumulative winnings were $39,500. Pure Ski Experience's three team members are all Olympic athletes majoring in Global Business Management and Ski Business and Resort Management.
- We have approved the expansion of our athletic program; men's and women's lacrosse launches in the fall of 2014, to be followed by cross-country running and soccer.
- New initiatives in alumni and parent programming, including our first major Homecoming Weekend in the spring of 2013, have transformed the way we reach out to these constituencies. By strengthening the connection between alumni, parents and SNC and expanding networking, we are increasing opportunities for both current students and graduates.
Strategic Partnerships – A key priority is to leverage our core strengths to increase program opportunities through strategic partnerships and to expand our national and international reach.
- We partnered with Middlebury College to bring their innovative MiddCORE Immersion program to Sierra Nevada College. Thirty-six students from colleges around the U.S., including schools such as Middlebury, SNC, Brown, and Stanford, convened on our campus for the intensive four-week program which also brought together an impressive array of mentors from around the country, as well as from here in Incline Village.
- We partnered with Vail Resorts to enhance the talents and opportunities of both Vail staff and SNC students, including a speaker series featuring Vail leadership on our campus, training from our faculty for Vail's staff, and internship and career opportunities for SNC students and graduates. It will take our Ski Business and Resort Management Program to a new level.
- We partnered with ChinaCast to bring students from Chinese universities to SNC. Four full-time students came in the spring and we expect eight to ten more full-time students in fall 2013. The program is a 1+3 program where the students will study their first year at a Chinese university, and complete their remaining three years at SNC. In addition, twenty-five senior level students from China will be here for two weeks in late July.
- We developed new relationships with local businesses to place both interns and recent graduates. IT Convergence, a firm with world-wide offices, has hired six members of the class of 2013 and wants to employ twenty student interns in the coming academic year.
- We have expanded our relationship with SummerFest and once again world-renowned artists will perform classical music on our campus, benefiting both the community and the region.
Financial Stability – A fundamental tenet of our financial policy is that operating revenues will exceed operating expenses.
- For FY 2013, we will have a positive operating margin with operating revenues exceeding operating expenses. It will exceed the FY 2012 operating margin by approximately $1 million and exceed the average operating margins of FY 2007-FY 2011 by $4 million.
- We hit our $2 million dollar FY 2013 goal for fundraising, and this does not include the Holman Arts & Media Center that was booked in FY 2012.
- In the fall, we had the highest undergraduate enrollment in our history with a student headcount of 553.
- The most recent data shows our default rate on student loans is 4.1%, compared to 9.1% nationally and 9.5% in Nevada. This is a result of our work with our students to ensure that they borrow responsibly and also reflects their post-graduation employment success.
- For the first time, our freshmen retention rate rose above the national average to 78%.
- We continue to increase undergraduate enrollment during the summer. For the summer of 2013, undergraduate credit hours have more than doubled, increasing by 120%. Moreover, undergraduate credit hours have increased 449% since the summer of 2008.
- We have strengthened the senior leadership team with two extraordinary hires in finance (Sue Johnson) and development (Dino Hernandez).
Although this list is far from exhaustive, it is an impressive array of accomplishments. More than anything, it is a testament to what we have all done together – Board, faculty, staff, students, alumni, parents, donors, and community members. I look forward to providing you with an equally impressive list of our successes in FY 2014 and I invite you to continue to be a vital and integral part of our unrelenting quest for greatness. Lynn G. Gillette, Ph.D. President


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Spencer, IA (KICD)–The city of Spencer is sitting in a very strong financial position.
Deputy City Manager and Finance Officer Brian Weuve says Spencer's 2012-2013 ending fund balance was just over $24.1 million.
Weuve noted that taxable valuation for Spencer is up over $147 million in the past 13 years and sits at over $420 million. $4.8 million was generated through the city's tax levy of $11.83 per $1,000 of taxable valuation.
Revenue for the 2013 fiscal year stood at over $31.6 million with $33.95 million worth of expenditures.
The city currently has $15.525 million of outstanding debt and spent over $6.38 million on capital improvement projects. Local option sales tax revenue was up 7.23 percent to over $1.945 million with hotel-motel tax revenues down 2.45 percent of over $194,000.


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April 11, 2013
UNLV Randall Cunningham Invitational Flyer
2013 Fresno State Track and Field Performance List
FRESNO, Calif. - After getting a weekend at home the Fresno State men's and women's track and field teams will hit the road once again as the 'Dogs travel east for the UNLV Randall Cunningham Invitational on April 12-13.
The two-day invitational gets started Friday with the decathlon and heptathlon. Day one of the decathlon kicks the event off at 11 a.m. and will conclude at approximately 3:30 p.m., while day one of the heptathlon gets started at 12 p.m. and wraps up around 3:15 p.m.
Individually, the men's and women's hammer throw will be the sole event to take place on the opening day. The men get started at 2 p.m. with the women to follow shortly thereafter.
Competition begins on Saturday at 9:30 a.m. with both track and field events starting simultaneously. On the field events side, the women's shot put starts the day and will run till 2:30 p.m. with the men's javelin to conclude the field events. Track events kick off with the women's 3000m steeplechase in the morning and will end with the men's 4x400m relay at 3 p.m.
Day two will also feature the conclusion of the decathlon and heptathlon, the decathlon starts at 11:15 a.m. while the heptathlon gets started at 11:30 a.m. The invitational will close at approximately 5:30 p.m. following the final event of the decathlon.
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London's cutest fellas gathered at The Arts Club, an exclusive members-only venue in Mayfair last night (December 21st). David Beckham, Prince Harry, James Corden (loved him in Gavin & Stacey) were joined by James Middleton for a holiday hurrah, according to the Daily Mail. Twitter was abuzz with news of the royal sighting, and some even wrote that Harry wore a Santa hat while inside.
Also inside the historic Arts club were TV presenter Natalie Pinkham, Thomas van Straubenzee, and socialites Olivia Hunt and Astrid Harbourd. It's reported that Harry didn't leave until 3:00am, and some outlets claim that he popped over to ex-girlfriend Chelsy Davy's flat. Oh, just get back together already!
Harry, who will join his family at Sandringham for Christmas, announced Monday night (December 19th) at the Sun Military Awards that he'll return to Afghanistan in 2012, according to E! The spare did say recently that his second tour of duty would happen and despite his statement on Monday night, the Ministry of Defense has yet to confirm this.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND. -- Senior Devin Dearing delivered a clutch double in the bottom of the eighth inning to cap a two-run rally and lift Butler to a 3-2 extra innings victory over visiting Fordham on Sunday (April 14). The dramatic win gave the Bulldogs a split in the Atlantic 10 Conference doubleheader.
Dearing's hit, which drove in pinch-runner Devin Brierly with the game-winning run, gave pitcher Kristin Gutierrez a much deserved victory. The freshman left-hander went the distance, holding a strong Fordham squad to two runs on six hits. She retired the Rams in order through the first four innings and gave up just two hits through five. She was nicked for single runs in the sixth and eighth frames.
"She's really throwing well right now, especially being a freshman against a very, very good hitting Fordham team," said Butler head coach Scott Hall of his first-year pitcher's performance. "She did what we asked her to do, hit her spots. She didn't go out and try to over-throw. She just went out and executed our game plan and did it flawlessly."
The win, Butler's fifth in the past six games, lifted the Bulldogs to 17-19 on the season and 6-4 in the A-10. It also boosted the Bulldogs to 8-1 at the Butler Softball Field.
Fordham (25-16, 9-5 A-10) captured the opener, 3-0, behind the shutout pitching of sophomore Michele Daubman. The Fordham right-hander limited the Bulldogs to just six hits over seven innings. The Rams scored three runs in the first two innings, including a lead-off home run by Jamie LaBovick.
"That's a very good Fordham team that we battled and we were able to split with them. It's more just confidence with us right now," added Hall.
Butler will continue its 12-game homestand with a conference doubleheader against Saint Louis on Tuesday (April 16). The first game of the twinbill at the BU Softball Field will start at 3 p.m.
GAME 1 - Fordham 3, Butler 0
LaBovick opened the contest with a home run to left field and that proved to be the game-winner for Fordham. The Rams, behind Daubman, blanked the Bulldogs over seven innings to capture the win.
LaBovick, who entered the contest with a 26-game hitting streak, added a pair of doubles to the Fordham attack. Her first double sent Sammi Smith, who had been hit by a pitch, to third base, and Smith later scored on a single by Elise Fortier. LaBovick scored the final run on a sacrifice fly by Gabby Luety.
That was more than enough run-support for Daubman. She finished with three strikeouts and no walks, and she didn't allow a runner past first base over the final five innings.
Dearing and freshman Audrey East each had two hits to pace Butler's attack. Junior Leah Bry, who entered the game in relief of starting pitcher Jenny Esparza, pitched five-and-two-thirds shutout innings, holding the Rams to just four hits. She had four strikeouts and no walks.
GAME 2 - Butler 3, Fordham 2 (8 innings)
The Bulldogs, who had a 1-0 lead after five innings, found themselves in a come-from-behind situation in extra innings.
Fordham tied the game in the top of the sixth inning on LaBovick's second home run of the day, extending her conference-record hitting streak to 28 straight games. LaBovick then scored the go-ahead run in the top of the eighth after reaching on a fielder's choice. She came home on a double by Fortier.
Trailing 2-1, Butler opened the bottom of the eighth inning with an infield single by sophomore Kristen Boros. East followed with a sharp single to left field, and when the ball was bobbled in the outfield, Boros continued running and scored the tying run. Brierly entered the game as a pinch-runner, and Dearing followed with a blast off the left-center field wall to bring home the winning run.
Butler had taken the lead in the fourth inning on a double to left-center field by Krista Hakola and a run-scoring single by Maria Leichty.
Gutierrez, who pitched her second complete game in as many days, improved to 4-9 on the season. She won for the third time in her last three outings.
East and Leichty led Butler's 10-hit attack with two hits each.
Bulldogs Rally For A-10 Twinbill Split
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. -- Senior Devin Dearing delivered a clutch double in the bottom of the eighth inning to cap a two-run rally and lift Butler to a 3-2 extra innings victory over visiting Fordham on Sunday (April 14). The dramatic win gave the Bulldogs a split in the Atlantic 10 Conference doubleheader.


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Webber's points were deemed for himself as for his glory ( which is normal) and for his future contract's backup. The team's account only came in the third place only as for him.