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Penn Yan, New York - The Official site for Penn Yan Village
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Penn Yan, New York
Copyright © 2005 by Village of Penn Yan - All rights reserved.
Penn Yan Village is located on Keuka Lake, the central lake of the Finger Lakes Region of Western New York.
Penn Yan has a population of approximately 5500. Penn Yan is the county seat of Yates County.
Penn Yan was incorporated in 1833. Reminders of Penn Yan's proud history are evident throughout the village.
Penn Yan village is filled with architectural delights from previous eras.
The surrounding Penn Yan area is know for scenic beauty, bountiful harvests and lake fun.

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The number of different wheat varieties available today can be overwhelming. Last year the University of Arkansas Wheat Performance Trial contained 92 varieties and experimental lines.
Robert Bacon, John Kelley and Charlie Parsons conduct some of the best wheat variety trials in the nation. These trials provide yield data, grain quality data, lodging scores, winterkill potential and disease reactions. Scientists from both the research and Extension arms of the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture evaluate the plots during the production season.
Field days and technology transfer meetings at testing sites allow rapid distribution of the most up-to-date production techniques available to Mid-South growers.
A wheat page at the University of Arkansas Website helps producers select varieties. The information can be accessed atWheat Update 2002 in the Department of Crops, Soils and Environmental Science.
The Mid-South is very fortunate to have many active breeding programs. Public breeding programs in Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana and Virginia release wheat lines, but the University of Arkansas is the only university that consistently releases public varieties through the foundation seed program.
Most public institutions sell their lines to various marketing groups and private companies. In turn, the origin of a variety is difficult to track.
Several private breeding programs also exist in the Mid-South, including AgriPro, NK Coker, Pioneer, and Terral.
In the past few years, many seedsmen have purchased varieties across the soft-red winter wheat growing region. Many of these varieties originated from the same selection, thus many private-labeled varieties available today contain the same relative genetic makeup.
Many of these lines are from northern breeding programs in Indiana. Sometimes these varieties will not perform consistently year-to-year since they require longer vernilization periods — more cold weather.
How do you pick a well-adapted high-yielding variety? The best option is to evaluate three-year yield averages at locations near your farm. Also, evaluate varietal performance at locations with a soil type that is the same as yours.
Never select a variety on the basis of one year of performance data from one location.
Yield is a very important selection criterion, but one should also be concerned with varietal characteristics and disease resistance.
Varieties planted early in the optimum planting window should be medium to medium-late maturing. Likewise, early to medium-early varieties should be planted late in the planting window.
On highly fertile soils, lodging is a concern. Several excellent high-yielding varieties with excellent straw strength are available.
Grain quality is another important component to successful production because the market demands good test weights. Severe dockage at delivery can be charged to low-test weight wheat. Several well-adapted varieties consistently produce high-test weight wheat.
On farms that may not be able to harvest wheat timely, this characteristic is extremely important since the wheat kernel may be subjected to several wet/dry cycles due to rainfall. Typically, wheat will loose 0.5 pound of test weight after each wet/dry cycle.
Producers who have empty grain storage facilities during wheat harvest can harvest the grain at moisture levels above 16 percent and dry the grain to 13.5 percent. Dry high-test weight wheat can be delivered to the elevator, resulting in less discount.
Disease resistance is also a very important consideration. In northeast Arkansas, soilborne and spindle streak viruses can be major problems. The only management option is selecting resistant varieties. Gene Milus does an excellent job evaluating the virus resistance of varieties entered into the UA Variety Testing Program.
In terms of stripe and leaf rust, resistant varieties are important in the southern half of Arkansas. Rick Cartwright and Milus emphasize that in two of the last three years, Arkansas has been impacted by a stripe rust epidemic. If a producer is not willing to scout and treat for this disease, a resistant variety is highly recommended.
Several excellent fungicides available today protect wheat from rust and septoria fungi pathogens. In terms of seed treatments, Raxil and Dividend are excellent treatments recommended to reduce overwintering rust, glume blotch and loose smut.
The University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service publishes an annual wheat update. The current publication has been mailed to Arkansas county agents and the publication can also be obtained by visiting the Internet at Wheat Update 2002.
Wheat prices have increased significantly the past few weeks. Arkansas will likely increase plantings from 1 million to 1.3 million acres this planting season. Lower yields and quality in 2002 reduced the volume of available wheat seed, thus producers are encouraged to shop for their seed source in the very near future.
Additionally, these higher wheat prices may not hold throughout the winter, so farmers are encouraged to develop solid marketing plans to maximize their profits.
William Johnson is the Arkansas Extension agronomist for wheat and feed grains.


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Ramprakash returns as Middlesex batting coach
Mark Ramprakash will return to Middlesex as the county's batting coach, 12 years after crossing the river as a player to join Surrey. Ramprakash, 43, retired last season after a 25-year playing career, in which he made more than 50,000 runs and scored 131 centuries.
Ramprakash has agreed a two-year contract and replaces Mark O'Neill who will be returning to Australia on a permanent basis after three years looking after Middlesex's batsmen. Since his retirement, Ramprakash had been working with England's Performance Programme, assisting Graham Gooch and Graham Thorpe on the tour of India.
A classy middle-order batsman who came through the system at Middlesex, Ramprakash will now bring his wealth of experience to bear on the next generation at Lord's. Despite a largely unfulfilled 52-Test career for England, he was the last batsman to reach the landmark of 100 first-class hundreds and finished with an average of 53.14.
"I am delighted to have been invited back to Middlesex to take up a coaching role at the club," Ramprakash said. "It is a club I grew up watching and where I had 14 enjoyable seasons as a player."
"Middlesex is the club that gave me the chance to achieve what I have in cricket and I am delighted to be able to return to work with and help the current and next generation of Middlesex cricketers. I am excited by the talent in the current crop of players and look forward to contributing to the club."
Angus Fraser, Middlesex's director of cricket, was particularly pleased to be reunited with Ramprakash, whom he played alongside both for club and country. "I am thrilled to have Mark back at Middlesex," Fraser said. "It is my job to provide Middlesex's cricketers with the best possible coaching, support and advice available and in Mark Ramprakash they have that.
"His record speaks for itself, and in the past 25 years there has not been a better batsman in county cricket. During 1,221 innings Mark has experienced almost everything it is possible for a batsman to experience and the knowledge that he can pass on to our cricketers is unsurpassable. As a professional cricketer his attention to detail and work ethic were second to none. Though naturally gifted it was not good fortune that allowed him to score more than 50,000 professional runs. A love of cricket, fierce desire and hard work were the cocktail of ingredients."
"Mark moved from Middlesex to Surrey in 2000, but I never felt his heart left the club. He has always lived in the county and played cricket for Stanmore Cricket Club when commitments permitted.
"It is Mark's love of the art of batting that makes me believe he will become an outstanding coach. He loves talking batting and Middlesex's cricketers have a huge resource to tap in to. I believe he is the best man for the job and we are extremely fortunate to have a cricketer of his character and pedigree working at this club."


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Incomparable workmanship. Unsurpassed quality. A quest for perfection. It's what Howard C. Miller insisted on when he founded the company back in 1926, at the age of 21. Even then, Howard Miller understood the need to create products that would be steeped in quality and value. He expected nothing less than the best. And it was only under those strict conditions that he allowed his name to grace every clock manufactured at our sprawling facility in Zeeland, Michigan. Howard Miller was schooled in the fine art of clockmaking by his father, Herman, in the Black Forest region of Germany. Howard developed into a visionary whose keen sense of innovation spawned a tradition of excellence that has been uncompromised through three generations. While the early years focused on the manufacture of chiming wall and mantel clocks, Howard Miller also produced trend-setting avant garde clocks that stand today in collectors' galleries. During World War II, Howard Miller joined forces with the Ford Motor Co. to produce anti-aircraft covers. In the 1960s, the company turned its attention to grandfather clocks, eventually earning the company the title of "World's Largest Grandfather Clock Manufacturer." In 1989, Howard Miller began creating collectors cabinets with the same attention to detail and craftsmanship inherent in their clockmaking. Fashioned from glass and hardwoods, the cabinets are ideal for displaying heirlooms, plates, glassware and other collectibles. As part of the company's continuing effort to bring customers only the best in handcrafted products, Howard Miller recently acquired three companies: The Hekman Furniture Company produces a strong cadre of carefully sculpted hardwood pieces that range from 18th and 19th Century reproductions, to contemporary products featuring fine metals and exotic woods. The Woodmark Company makes fine upholstered pieces. And the exquisite movement in many clocks we offer is made by Old World craftsmen employed by the Kieninger Company of Germany. While Howard Miller products might once have been primarily considered as gifts for weddings, anniversaries and retirements, the company's expanded line of offerings is enticing more and more buyers who simply desire quality timepieces and furniture in their homes and businesses -- no occasion required. We offer hundreds of items to complement any decor ranging from portable alarm clocks to desk sets to wall and mantel clocks to collectors cabinets to limited edition grandfather clocks. And in price ranges that may surprise you - from $5 to $15,000. No matter the price of the purchase, you have the same assurance that Howard C. Miller provided when he began offering clocks more than 70 years ago: That quality be reflected both in the products we create, and in the people whose artistic talents we rely on to manufacture them. The legacy left by Howard C. Miller isn't an easy one to emulate. But it's the only way we know of doing business. Incomparable workmanship. Unsurpassed quality. A quest for perfection.
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We at "Hoot" Judkins pride ourselves on our selection of quality real wood furniture. In fact, we have the widest selection of wood furniture in Northern California ranging from promotional solid pine collections to hand crafted heirloom quality furniture.
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Scores will range anywhere from 30 to 100, lowest to highest. If the item scores less than 30, we refuse to stock it in our stores because of poor craftsmanship and quality. We use the following categories to give each item a score based on the following factors:
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Living with Real Wood furniture is easy and maintaining your furniture will help your new purchase today become an heirloom of tomorrow. Follow these easy steps to perserve your new quality furniture.
To clean simply use a soft cloth such as an old white t-shirt moistened in Orange Oil Polish. Reuse the same cloth for light dusting. Click here to view Polishes and Cleaners.
Protect your finish
NEVER use glass or household cleaners on finished furniture. Ammonia will chemically attack and damage the finish.
Prevent Yellowing
Do not use commercial waxes and spray polishes. Do not place in direct sunlight. Polish items frequently if exposed to direct sunlight.
Prevent Splitting
Maintain even humidity conditions in your home.
Prevent Damage
Do not place hot pots and laptops directly on surface. Laptops can get extemely hot on the bottom, just like a hot pot. When left on a wood surface for an extended period, damage may occur. Use a trivet or placemat.
Wipe up Spills
Wipe up spills immediately and dry completely with soft cloth. Do not clean wood surfaces with a wet sponge. Cleaning with water on a day to day basis will strip the finish off furniture. The finishes of today are designed to withstand spills as long as they are wiped up and not left to dry.
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Measure your television and other components that you would like to place in your furniture. If you have special collectibles - a fine piece of Lladro or a special vase - note the measurements. Always buy your television before your furniture and have the outside dimensions available. Width x Depth x Height. Manufacture television sizes vary widely, and the "size" television has no reflection on the actual width and height of the TV.
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It is important that your furniture be delivered through all entryways, elevators and up all stairways. Measure the height and width of your entryways, including staircases, hallways, elevator doors and interiors. Make note of any fixtures, decorative moldings, interior walls, ceiling heights, stairwells and banisters that may pose an obstacle once inside. Consider the furniture to be delivered and determine if it can go straight through entryways or if it will have to go in at an angle or on end. Please consult with a salesperson if you have even the slightest doubt. We can help you determine if the furniture can be delivered into your room, and we can suggest products can be ordered in two pieces for easier access.
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Our staff is trained to work with your space, your needs, and your style. Bring us your dimensions, and a drawer, shelf or door from a piece in the room for sample color. We will help you find the right piece for your room. Don't forget, our website is just a drop in the bucket of what's available. Plus, we have vendors that can offer customized furniture for reasonable prices.
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Please ask our staff for more information about delivery.
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The Gossips or women chatting, second Version
Camille Claudel (1864 -1943)
The Gossips or women chatting, second Version
H. 40 cm ; W. 40 cm ; D. 40 cm
In a letter dated 1893 to her brother Paul, Claudel mentions a small group of three women listening to another, all seated behind a screen. Possibly inspired by a scene she had observed in a railway carriage, The Gossips was exhibited in the plaster version at the Paris Salon in 1895. Two years later, an onyx and bronze version was also shown at the Salon. Two other versions of the same work, in marble and bronze, marble or plaster, exist in public and private collections.
Presented as a Life Study, the title given to the exhibit at the Salon in 1895, it is one of Claudel's most original works. In the Musée Rodin version, the emphasis is on the preciousness of the materials used and the Japanese influence at play in this group of women,whose attitudes may suggest a meeting of meddling gossips, but whose nudity, hair and slightly protrusive jaws suggest something far different. In some versions, their hair tends to become a quasi-independent object, which only heightens the strangeness of this nevertheless familiar scene.
Photo : © ADAGP, Paris, 2012


text: WASHINGTON, DC— Tom Clancy, bestselling author of such military thrillers as The Hunt For Red October and Patriot Games, is being treated like an actual terrorism expert, having offered his opinion on Larry King Live and countless other TV shows since Sept. 11. "The Al Qaeda network is known to have operatives in at least 30 countries, including the U.S. and Great Britain," said Clancy, a former insurance broker and avid wearer of naval-warship baseball caps, during a recent Nightline. "By the way, Ted, Stephen Ambrose's The Wild Blue is a terrific read." Later that evening, Clancy appeared in a Crossfire panel on biological warfare with former CIA director John Deutch and Secretary Of State Colin Powell.


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I have seen #1, but I would use #2.
Interested in Language
Could you please suggest which of the following sentences is correct:
a. I wish you a happy holidays.
b. I wish you happy holidays.
Normally, I would say it without an article (because holidays are in plural) but I see it often written with an article. Thank you for clarifying this!
I have seen #1, but I would use #2.


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File this idea under: \"Sounds crazy, but maybe there\'s something to it.\"
One market technician says the departure of Pimco CEO Mohamed El-Erian could be a contrarian signal of a bullish bond market to come. El-Erian spent seven years at the helm of the asset manager, which specializes in bond funds and continues to promote the value of fixed-income assets, despite a rough 2013 that led to rare losses in the firm\'s flagship fund.
Ryan Detrick, senior technical strategist at Schaeffer\'s Investment Research, thinks that the exit of a bond bull in a bond-market downturn could be a contrarian indicator of a rally ahead. And when you look at it that way, the iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF starts to look more attractive, he writes in a Wednesday note.
Witness what happened back in 2008 with Abby Joseph Cohen, a staunchly bullish stock forecaster for Goldman Sachs. When the investment bank took away her forecasting duties the departure of a stock bull in bear market signaled a similar bullish contrarian indicator, Detrick said. The market fell for another year, but ultimately morphed into a very nice rally.
So, say we get another down year for bonds following the El-Erian exit, if fixed-income once again heats up, it could best be described as a Cohen rally.
This isn\'t the first time Detrick has tried to extract a contrarian indicator from the house that Bill Gross built. When Gross, Pimco founder and chief investment officer, said in August 2012 that \"The cult of equity is dying,\" the market strategist took that as a sign the rally would continue. That it did (see: last year).
The back story surrounding El-Erian\'s departure has been the subject of tremendous speculation. Gross insists that he had not wanted El-Erian to leave. The Financial Times writes, citing anonymous sources, that the CEO wasn\'t pleased with the long hours, and his \"fractious\" relationship with Gross.
What seems to be clear, though, is that Gross wants to use this management turnover as an opportunity to broaden the scope of the firm, which The Wall Street Journal says involves widening its reach in the world of stock funds. We asked Detrick via Twitter if that\'s a contrarian bear signal for equities. Here\'s his response:
@BenEisen @thetellblog @MarketWatch Thanks Ben. Wow, that is concerning – no doubt.
— Ryan Detrick, CMT (@RyanDetrick) January 23, 2014
[Updated with Detrick\'s tweet.]
– Ben Eisen
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More on El-Erian:
D.C. doubt over 'El-Erian to Fed' talk
Chuck Jaffe: El-Erian departure won't sink Pimco


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Baron Herzog California Chardonnay 2010
Winemaker Notes
Critical AcclaimAll Vintages
Responsible for the vast majority of American wine production, if California were a country, it would be the world's fourth largest wine-producing nation. The state's diverse terrain and microclimates allow for an incredible range of wine styles, and unlike tradition-bound Europe, experimentation is more than welcome here. Wineries range from tiny, family-owned boutiques to massive corporations, and price and production are equally varied. Plenty of inexpensive bulk wine is made in the Central Valley area, while Napa Valley is responsible for some of the world's most prestigious and expensive "cult" wines.
Each American Viticultural Area (AVA) and sub-AVA of has its own distinct personality, allowing California to produce wine of every fashion: from bone dry to unctuously sweet, still to sparkling, light and fresh to rich and full-bodied. In the Napa Valley, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc dominate vineyard acreage. Sonoma County is best known for Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Cabernet Sauvignon and Zinfandel. The Central Coast has carved out a niche with Rhône Blends blends based on Grenache and Syrah, while Mendocino has found success with cool climate varieties such as Pinot noir, Riesling and Gewürztraminer. With all the diversity that California has to offer, any wine lover will find something to get excited about here.
One of the most popular and versatile white wine grapes, Chardonnay offers a wide range of flavors and styles depending on where it is grown and how it is made. While practically every country in the wine producing world grows it, Chardonnay from its Burgundian homeland produces some of the most remarkable and longest lived examples. As far as cellar potential, white Burgundy rivals the world's other age-worthy whites like Riesling or botrytized Semillon. California is Chardonnay's second most important home, where both oaky, buttery styles and leaner, European-inspired wines enjoy great popularity. Oregon, Australia and South America are also significant producers of Chardonnay.
In the Glass
When planted on cool sites, Chardonnay flavors tend towards grapefruit, lemon zest, green apple, celery leaf and wet flint, while warmer locations coax out richer, more tropical flavors of melon, peach and pineapple. Oak can add notes of vanilla, coconut and spice, while malolactic fermentation imparts a soft and creamy texture.
Perfect Pairings
Chardonnay is as versatile at the table as it is in the vineyard. The crisp, clean, Chablis-like styles go well with flaky white fish with herbs, scallops, turkey breast and soft cheeses. Richer Chardonnays marry well with lobster, crab, salmon, roasted chicken and creamy sauces.
Sommelier Secret
Since the 1990s, big, oaky, buttery Chardonnays from California have enjoyed explosive popularity. More recently, the pendulum has begun to swing in the opposite direction, towards a clean, crisp style that rarely utilizes new oak. In Burgundy, the subregion of Chablis, while typically employing the use of older oak barrels, produces a similar bright and acid-driven style. Anyone who doesn't like oaky Chardonnay would likely enjoy its lighter style.


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1989 Jeep YJ - Number Two: Part 1Posted in How To on May 1, 2013
We first saw the Jeep on Craigslist and honestly we should have kept looking. Yep we definitely should have known better, but it was clear the owner was done with his failed Jeep project, and that meant we might be able to haggle for a better price. The '87-'90 Jeep YJ has a solid base, but these Jeeps also have a few bad apples mixed into their bushel of parts that make them relatively cheap and somewhat of a headache. Topping this list is the computer-controlled Carter carburetor and leak-prone induction system with miles of vacuum lines. Add the Dana 35 rear axle, expensive Peugeot BA10/5 transmission, and NP207 T-case (found in '87 YJs) and you have a real pile of…well, it's a fixer-upper. Also while the vacuum-actuated center axle disconnect front Dana 30 is a fairly solid unit…its function relies on 25-year-old vacuum lines and switches.
We've been righting all its wrongs, but for reliability's sake we'd still aim readers to a '91-or-newer YJ with a 4.0L if you must have a square-eye'd open-top Jeep. Yeah, it's gonna cost more, but the fuel injection and much more durable transmission are well worth the extra cost…unless you like a challenge. If you do, or you are unfortunate enough to already own an '87-'90 6-cylinder YJ like ours (fondly nicknamed Number Two cause it's kind of a pile of, well, number two), follow along to see how we took our non-running, garage-dwelling forgotten project, got it running fairly reliably, and went wheeling.
The 258ci-powered '89 YJ we were ogling had many of these questionable parts, including a Carter carb, Dana 30 with center axle disconnect, and the Peugeot transmission. Chances are you would not hear us telling you to buy this Jeep, but for us this Wrangler would be great fodder for "fix it" articles. Why, you ask? Well there is plenty to do, and honestly, a YJ like this has some pretty decent parts for the long run. Having said that, working on this thing has been a frustrating time at best.


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Operation Baking GALS organizes bakers and food bloggers into groups of volunteers who send soldiers in Iraq cookie-stuffed care packages every month.
D'oh! I inadvertently signed up for two separate teams for Round 3. (Thanks, Adrienne and Fran for hosting this time.)
But no worries...
four eight dozen cookies is a snap for the Oatmeal Cookie Guy.
I made Coffee Cake Cookies and Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Cookies, and I also threw some Halloween candy into the box. After all, who doesn't like Swedish Fish and Sour Patch Kids?


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Ultima creator tease suggests Kickstarter on Friday
Richard Garriott is teasing a reveal later this week, with all signs pointing to a crowd-funded project inspired by his influential RPG series, Ultima.
Ultima headlines
GOG weekend sale discounts 26 classic EA games
It's Saturday, so let's face it: you'd probably rather be playing games right now. If that's the case, you could do worse than checking out the EA sale going on at GOG.com this weekend. Check out the details below.
Civilization V, Torchlight, Ultima, Just Cause 2, more on sale this weekend
Lots of games are on sale this weekend through various digital outlets such as Amazon, GoG, Steam, Gamefly, and more. Hit the break for a small taste.
New Britannia is Lord British's mobile RPG
Ultima creator Richard "Lord British" Garriott has finally unveiled his new social game, once described as the "spiritual successor" to his MMOs. Say hello to New Britannia.
Two Ultima spin-offs available free on GOG.com
Worlds of Ultima: The Savage Empire and Ultima: Worlds of Adventure 2: Martian Dreams have joined GOG.com's line-up of EA classics, and for incomprehensible reasons are available free of charge. The two games are spin-offs to the core Ultima pantheon, positing trips to very different settings from the familiar fantasy fields of more central releases. […]
Richard Garriot's new social game is a "spritual successor" to past work
Richard Garriott, creator of the popular RPG series Ultima, claims that his new social gaming project can be viewed as a spritual successor to his previous works.
EA denies Garriott's claims of new Ultima
Old school gamers around the world felt a chill run up their spine a few days ago as Richard Garriott made comments that indicated he was in high-level talks with EA to revive the Ultima franchise. However, that may not be the case.
Garriott working on Ultima Online successor, in "discussions" with EA
Richard Garriott's upcoming project could eventually release under the Ultima moniker.
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Below the break are more shorts to get you through the rest of evening.
EA issues cease and desist on Ultima IV fan projects
EA has issues a cease and desist order to fan site Ultima Aiera, informing the site and others hosting Ultima IV, as well as Flash-based remakes, to pull any files pertaining to it.
EA launches free-to-play browser game Lord of Ultima
EA has announced Lord of Ultima, a new browser-based online strategy game, available worldwide for free starting today.
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Rick W needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 128 designs submitted by 50 freelance designers.
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Galco's Soda Pop Stop is ramping up its soda-sipping offerings for its now annual Summer Soda Tasting event – to be held Sunday, July 28 from 5 pm – 8pm – and will also introduce a one-of-a-kind soda making experience to the public.
As if having more than 500 choices of soda flavors wasn't enough, Galco's unveils this Sunday its Soda Creation Station, a DIY experience where folks can pretend they are soda masters as they select flavors, set carbonation levels and cap their own 12 oz. bottle of "Yep, It's My Own Original" soda pop blend.
Galco's owner John Nese has been planning the new area for years now, having removed part of his old deli and freezer to make way for Soda Creation Station which features rows of syrups, a carbonation machine and a bottle capper.
The whole soda making process should only take a few minutes, says Nese who adds that probably the longest part of the Soda Creation Station is deciding which flavors to mix out of the 80 possible ones – you can choose up to nine "pumps" per bottle. (Not that you would want to do nine, unless you were 9-years-old.)
"It's going to be a fun place to come with families and friends," he says adding that this permanent area will be a draw for those wanting to create original homemade sodas for birthday parties, weddings and other special occasions.
Given the expected event crowds, Nese is limiting the flavors that folks can use in order at the Soda Creation Station to keep the lines moving smoothly. There's also going to be a "one bottle per person" limit as well. (Come Monday morning, if you want to come back and sample all other flavors, you are more than welcome, he says.)
Of course, soda-lovers will enjoy other unique offerings at this year's Summer Soda Tasting 3 (SST3) which is turning into an annual fundraising event with proceeds directly going to support the work of the Friends of the Southwest Museum Coalition (FoSMC).
A whopping 23 soda brands (the most ever offered) from all over the world will be available for sip testing: Bundaberg sodas from Australia, Texas' popular Hippo sodas and a surprise reboot of O-So Sodas, the classic pop from the 1940s.
In addition to sodas, Mountain Valley Water from Hot Springs, Arkansas, will be poured. That water has the illustrious claim to fame as being the official water of the White House since the 1920s as well as what Elvis Presley insisted on drinking before he performed.
Local talent will perform at this year's SST3 including:
- Event opens with The Mele 'Ohana Ukulele Group
- Don Preston and Bunk Gardner from the Mothers of Invention (Frank Zappa)
- Singing sensation 15-year-old Genesee Hall
- Fly By Night Blues Band lead by Greger Walnum
Finally, soda lovers will also get a first taste of the newest flavor in Galco's White Rose line of soda pop. Cherry joins cream soda and root beer in the Galco's private line of sodas; all proceeds of sales of White Rose sodas throughout the year benefit the FoSMC.
Nese points out that this event benefits the FoSMC as his business supports the goal of having Los Angeles' first museum opened once again to the public full time and permanent.
The Southwest Museum, founded by Charles Fletcher Lummis, operated successfully for over 100 years. It's listed on the National Register of Historic Places and as a Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument.
The Southwest Museum and the Autry Museum of the American West merged in 2003. Autry closed the Southwest in 2005 for exhibitions and then closed the entire museum to the public in 2009.
Today, the Southwest Museum collection is not accessible by the public and is currently being relocated outside of Los Angeles to the City of Burbank. The Autry has recently reinstated public viewing of a few artifacts in the museum building's small lobby hallway for six hours each Saturday but has no plans for re-opening the entire museum displaying the vast and impressive collection.
The Friends of the Southwest Museum was created in 2003 to advocate that L.A.'s first museum stay in its original rightful home as a museum resource for the community, City and nation. When it was open, the Southwest Museum welcomed school children, scholars and international visitors to learn more about the legacy of America's Southwest. It can again become a key museum destination for Southern California, one that is easily accessible by mass transit for everyone to enjoy.
Tickets for the Summer Soda Tasting are $12 in advance, $15 the day of the event. Children ages 3-11 will be charged $5. Tickets can be purchase at Galco's or online via the Friends of the Southwest Museum, www.


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Eaton County Commission Chairman John Forell presented the 2012 Alvin Whitfield Community Service Awards at the November 20th Commission meeting at the Charlotte Government Center Chambers.
Forell led the recognition for the Parks Commission's second annual Whitfield ceremony which included an Eaton County resolution and a Legislative tribute sponsored by Senator Rick Jones and Representatives Deb Shaughnessy and Mike Shirkey, and Governor Rick Snyder.
Assisted by Parks Director John Greenslit, Barbara Modrack and Mary Jo White of the LSJ Community Newspapers and Travis Silvas of the County Journal received the annual media awards.
Special volunteer efforts were acknowledged for John Glaspie (Friends of the Parks), Sandra Vealey (Friends of the Parks), Rick Moore (Thornapple Trail Association), Chris Freiberger (Crandell Lake project), Russ Hicks (Quiet Water Society) and Mike Chappell (Friends of the Parks).
Additional volunteer recognition included Amy Moore (Ingham County Health Department-Smoke Free Parks), Jerry Podany (Charlotte Optimists), Gerald Goffin (Friends of the Parks), and Terry Dankenbring (Grand Ledge Lions).
Outstanding special event programs were honored including Steve Moffatt (Charter School State Cross Country Meet), Matt Dykstra (Rock the World), Ray Hilton (Ford Mustang Car Show) , Michelle Phillipich (Playmaker's Fun Run), Rachel Kuntzsch (Grand Adventure Race), Brian Peacock (Eaton County Sheriff's Aquatic Unit), plus Cecil Miller and Aimee King (Grand Ledge Garden Club).
Special mention included Kris and Kelly Lusis (Run and Play For Ariana), Beth Hinshaw (Memorial Bench donation) and brothers Randy and Daniel Crandell (County Park funding assistance). Chairman Forell also introduced a special resolution to the Lusis family to recognize their major donation to provide a tot lot at Fitzgerald Park.
Director Greenslit recognized County Commissioner Larry Brunette and Eaton Drain Commissioner Mike Atayan for their service on the Park Commission.
2012 Alvin Whitfield Community Service Award Resolution Ariana Mae Memorial Tot Lot Resolution 2011 Whitfield Community Service Awards
2012 Alvin Whitfield Community Service Awards
Pictured from left: Chris Freiberger, Crandell Lake Project, County Chair John Forell, and Russ Hicks, Quiet Water Society.
Pictured from left: Brian Peacock, Eaton County Sheriff's Aquatic Unit, and County Chair John Forell.
Pictured from left: Kelly Lusis, County Chair John Forell, and Kris Lusis - Ariana Mae Memorial Tot Lot donation.
Pictured from left: Michelle Phillipich, Playmaker's, and County Chair John Forell.
Pictured from left: County Chair John Forell and Cecil Miller, Grand Ledge Garden Club.
Pictured from left: Dan Crandell, County Chair John Forell, and Randy Crandell, Crandell Lake MNRTF Project.


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Voiles needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 745 designs submitted by 113 freelance designers.
Bloom is a trio of virtuoso musicians, all with the goal of contributing 100% of their profits to charities and philanthropic organizations, including (but not limited to):
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By networking with world-famous copywriter (Brian Keith Voiles), all-star philanthropist (Scott Lazerson; former director of the Larry King Foundation), and famous musician John Mayer - Bloom is committed to taking the world by storm within the next few months by bringing pop music with a positive message to the forefront of the radio and TV nationwide.
Bloom is currently recording their debut production with top producer and engineer Kris Crummett (of Portland, Oregon fame) - and the album will be released during the holidays of this year (with your designed logo on the cover!)
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iPads and tablets are everywhere now and apart of many peoples regular, every day life whether it be for work, play or both. Alphyn knows how integral these devices are in everyday life and that most bring them with where ever they go and it is because of that the LEDGE™ Pullover Jacket was designed. This smart jacket is modeled after the toolkit worn by military EOD bomb technicians who need a working platform at a moments notice. The LEDGE Pullover Jacket also features this working platform but tailored to work ideally with the iPad. A zippered pocket on the chest/stomach region of this jacket opens up to reveal a drop down platform to hold an iPad perfectly. The platform pocket features a harness system that attaches to the device which will keep it securely in place when brought down for use. This will then allow both hands to be free for use rather than holding and trying to steady it with one while the other one works. Best of all, when done using the iPad simply zip the pocket back up to quickly and conveniently store the device and continue on. While zipped up and stowed in the platform pocket the device will be protected from light impact, water and will distribute the added weight amongst the upper body to reduce fatigue. This means one less thing to have loosely throw in a backpack, briefcase or potentially eliminate the need to carry or hold anything additional altogether. Aside from the iPad pocket the LEDGE has a small zippered middle kangaroo pocket that sits between 2 side hand pockets.
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Specifications Manufacturer Alphyn Industries Inc Manufacturer Product No. PADX-1 XLRG Shipping Dimensions L 15in x W 12in x H 4in Weight 3 lbs Chest Width of Jacket 47-48 inches Waist Width of Jacket 49-52 inches Sleeve Length of Jacket 38 inches Size XLarge Material Polartec softshell, polyester Dri-Lex mesh, 3M thinsulate fill, pure silicon device holder Color Black Machine Washable Yes cold delicate cycle using gentle soap Drying Dry flat or line dry Total Pockets 4
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LEWISTON, Maine — Former U.S. Sen. Olympia Snowe and her husband former Gov. John McKernan are among a group hosting a fundraising event for Republican Gov. Paul LePage's re-election campaign later in August.
The event featuring New Jersey's Republican Gov. Chris Christie will be held at the Lucerne Inn in Dedham, just outside of Ellsworth.
The announcement is the first indication that Snowe and McKernan will again publicly back LePage in his bid to capture a second term in the Blaine House.
Since leaving the U.S. Senate in 2012, Snowe has campaigned nationally on supporting bipartisan compromise in Washington. Snowe also runs a political action committee that donates to candidates she considers bipartisan problem solvers.
Lucas Caron, a spokesman for Snowe and McKernan, said the couple were asked to lend their names to the event even though they were uncertain they would be in attendance.
"They were asked directly if they would have their names listed on that event, and they said, 'yes'" Caron said, noting, "It doesn't look like they will be able to attend."
Caron said it was similar to a private event held last summer for LePage, with former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, when LePage first made his re-election intentions known.
He also said Snowe and McKernan have made it known since last August they would support LePage's re-election bid.
The LePage event was announced Friday on the LePage's campaign website and includes a long list of well-known Maine Republicans, such as former ski industry magnate Les Otten and Kevin Raye, former state Senate president.
Also on the list of hosts are former partners in the Oxford Casino, Jim Boldebook and Suzanne and Rupert Grover.


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Experiencing the Kronaby watch
Mr. Salt and Pepper tried the Kronaby watch
This is his story
Introducing… Kronaby Sweden!
We live in an age where digital presence is encouraged and social engagement is rewarded, I often challenge myself to be off the grid. The idea of being disconnected thrills me but also makes me feel very left out.
From the minute I wake to the moment I close my eyes, I spend most of my day glued to my iPhone. *square eyes* I check emails, double tap on Instagram, stalk exes on Facebook and discover new music on Spotify. It is so easy to be distracted and lose focus on things that matter to us the most.
Several weeks ago, I met guys a Kronaby Sweden who introduced me to their connected watches. They combine traditional watchmaking and technology that goes way beyond time. The watch is connected to your smartphone, so it allows you to filter notifications. I can choose who and what is allowed to notify me when I'm out and about. Therefore, I spend less time checking my phone and more time being productive.
My Kronaby connected watch vibrates once when I receive an email, twice when I receive a text and three times when someone important is calling me. *boom* Also, I use it to monitor my daily steps. It's not easy to reach 20k every day, so the watch notifies me when I've been inactive for too long. The watch is a perfect fit to my daily life and helps to keep my hands off my iPhone when unnecessary. Oh, and the battery lasts up to 2 years, so your life never goes on hold!


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September 4, 2012
It's a WHOsday! - The Third Doctor
It seems like a good time to put another Doctor Who image out there - so today it's the third Doctor, played by Jon Pertwee.
Now I know he had a bunch of different looks in the role, but I'm having a little trouble finding reference pictures that give me a clear look at some of his other outfits. If you can help with that, feel free to email me and I can give his other outfits a try as well.
Thanks go out to Ray for helping me to get going on this one!
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I just did a Google, and it appears that I may have found a few images here, on Kasterborus.com. Now let's see if the .html works. :3ReplyDelete
The brigadier next pleaseReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 4, 2012 at 5:03 PM
He already did the Brigadier! http://springfieldpunx.blogspot.se/2011/03/brigadier-lethbridge-stewart-whosday.htmlReplyDelete
Plus the entry after! :)
- AnonymousSeptember 4, 2012 at 6:28 PM
Fantastic stuff! Love it.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 4, 2012 at 7:06 PM
can you do oswin oswald next please??ReplyDelete
Dean --ReplyDelete
This is one of your best.
I've been waiting for Pertwee for a looooooooong time. It's been worth the wait.
Can't wait for Colin Baker (#6), just to see the coat :-)
Great! Thanks for that! :o)ReplyDelete
- Bradley EdeSeptember 8, 2012 at 6:36 AM
hey dean! i'm a huge fan of your work and i love the 3rd doctor (and all your doctor who springfeild punxs) and it's my birthday soon (i'll be 12!!) i love the hand bot from doctor who and i was woundering if you could do that for me for my birthday on the 15th. So thanks for all your work- they are really awesome. c'ya!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 8, 2012 at 6:53 AM
As always - fantastic, 3 more Doctors and some companions for them please? :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 7, 2012 at 5:32 PM
Yay, at last! Really been looking forward to this one, thank you!ReplyDelete
Amy Pond From the Angels Take Manhattan and The Power of Three please!!!!ReplyDelete


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2018-2019 Printable Planner: Horizontal To Do, Half Letter & A5
Stay organized with this beautiful and functional August 2018 - July 2019 weekly planner printable! The printable planner can be instantly downloaded and printed at home or a local print shop. Dates are pre-filled for easy planning.
When you purchase this item you will: Download the PDF file. Print the file at home or your local print shop. Plan for a productive new school year!
The printable planner has editable text on the monthly calendar pages which is perfect for typing in birthdays, events, and holidays! The editable text fields can be filled in using the free Adobe Reader program. Editable Text is highlighted with a blue box. Fill in your text and save the file before printing. Please note, only highlighted text fields are editable. All other existing text and design elements cannot be edited.
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text: In the natural world predation is relentless, and evading predators strongly favors the evolution of camouflage colors in animals. How contradictory then, for small, defenseless creatures — like red efts and monarch butterflies — to be sporting a bright shade of orange. But there is more to their cheerful color than meets the eye. Both the eft and the monarch are poisonous.


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COLUMBIA -- The construction contract to replace the Back River Bridge is scheduled to be awarded Friday.
Georgia Department of Transportation spokeswoman Jill Nagel said Wednesday that officials are still reviewing the bids for the project, and that the offer typically goes to the lowest bidder. She did not have information about the number of construction companies that had applied for the contract.
The work is expected to take 24-30 months and will be kicked off by a notice to proceed, said Nagel.
"That becomes their construction site," she said. "We oversee it, but they start the project when they want. But they'd have a contract with a completion date, and that's what we hold them to."
It's largely Georgia's project, but South Carolina officials are inviting the public to weigh in on plans to replace the nearly 60-year-old structure connecting Savannah and Jasper County.
The $14.7 million project assigns 10 percent of the construction costs to South Carolina. The original bridge, though deemed "structurally deficient" by regulators, is still considered safe and will remain in use until the new bridge is completed.
Meanwhile, anyone who intends to comment on the project has another chance this month. The South Carolina transportation agency posted on its website an April 12 deadline to do so. Georgia had a time period for the public to submit comments and attend an open house about two years ago, Nagel said.
Last year the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers also invited public feedback.
At that time, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service called for six measures to be taken to safeguard the endangered manatee. Among them: Construction workers should watch out for the 1,000-pound mammals from May 15-Oct. 15 and immediately shut down equipment if a manatee comes within 50 feet of the work site.
The new bridge will be located west of the original one and will stand 3 feet higher. There will be a southbound deceleration lane for the exit onto Hutchinson Island and a northbound deceleration lane for an access road on the east side of U.S. 17 in South Carolina.
Replacing the U.S. 17 bridge, which carries 19,000 vehicles daily, was approved by the S.C. Department of Transportation Commission in 2008 for inclusion in the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program.
On Monday an accident injured several people and resulted in the hours-long closure of the Back River and Talmadge bridges.
Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police Department determined that a beige Lexus sedan driven by Aimee Corley, 21, of Bluffton, had crossed the center line on the two-lane bridge that crosses the Back River between Hutchinson Island and South Carolina. Corley and another Bluffton resident were airlifted to Memorial University Medical Center.
On Wednesday, department spokesman Julian Miller said officials continue to investigate the three-vehicle accident, but added, "At no point was the bridge ever involved."
How to send comments:
Comments will be accepted until the close of business on April 12.
They may be sent to Mark Pleasant, statewide planning chief at SCDOT, 955 Park St., P.O. Box 191, Columbia, SC 29202
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MANKATO (AP) - A Minnesota man made a tearful plea for leniency before a judge sentenced him to just over four years in prison for a crash that killed two people, including a woman with whom he allegedly was having sex while driving.
Twenty-four-year-old Mark Chalin, of Mankato, sobbed Monday as he said he'd trade his life for the lives of his victims "in a heartbeat."
The August 2011 crash killed his girlfriend, 23-year-old Amber Menzes, and the other driver, 35-year-old Jonna Martin, of Lakefield.
The Free Press of Mankato reports the courtroom was dead silent when Judge Bradley Walker handed down a sentence of 50 months, with the possibility of supervised release after about three years. He implored everyone present to think about how someone's life can change in an instant.
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The Higher Educational Aids Board (HEAB) is a policy making board composed of 11 members appointed to serve at the pleasure of the Governor. The Governor appoints one member from the Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System, one member fron the State Board of the Wisconsin Technical College System to represent public education; one member who is a trustee of an independent college to represnt such independent institutions, one student and one financial aid administrator each to represent the University of Wisconsin System, Wisconsin Technical College System and independent institutions; one citizen member to represent the general public, and the state superintendent of public instruction. The executive secretary is appointed by and serves at the pleasure of the Governor.
The board is composed of two divisions: Programs and Policy (Student Support Activities) and Administration and Fiscal Services. It administers the state programs of student financial aid, including grant and loan programs; the Minnesota-Wisconsin reciprocity agreement; and a contract for dental education services; and the contracts associated with the Medical College of Wisconsin.
The agency's activities are organized into two programs. Program One provides financial support to individuals and organizations: Wisconsin Higher Education Grants; Talent Incentive Grants; Tuition Grants; Indian Student Assistance Grants; Minority Undergraduate Grants; Independent Student Grants; Academic Excellence Scholarships; Minority Teacher Loans; Nursing Student Stipend Loans; the Minnesota-Wisconsin Reciprocity Agreement; and the Contract for Dental Education.
Program Two includes the costs of administering the activities grouped under Program One. It also includes the cost of maintaining the board's loan servicing programs (Wisconsin Health Education Assistance Loans and Wisconsin Student Loans), the contracts associated with the Medical College of Wisconsin, and the funding of administrative costs of the federal Paul Douglas Scholarship program.
Per Wisconsin Statutes (SS 15.03), the Educational Approval Board (EAB) is administratively attached to the Higher Educational Aids Board (HEAB). This attachment requires that EAB's "budgeting, program coordination and related management functions shall be performed under the direction and supervision of the head of HEAB."
General Purpose Revenue (GPR) Program Funding
Per the "budget target policy" an increase of zero and one percent over FY99 GPR Program Funding is being requested. However, if funds do become available, financial assistance programs administered by the Higher Educational Aids Board (HEAB) for postsecondary education should become a priority.
Based on data collected annually by HEAB, the total unmet need for needy Wisconsin college students in 1996-97 after the family contribution, institutional assistance, federal assistance, and state assistance was taken into consideration was $153,455,601. The financial assistance taken into consideration includes need based employment, loans, and grants. I have included Attachment A which provides more detail related to funding sources.
I have requested additional information from Wisconsin colleges and universities for 1997-98 that will reflect other non-need based resources students and their families may be drawing from. However, based on previous year's data, unmet need still remains for Wisconsin residents seeking a postsecondary education.
The three programs that serve the largest number of students include the Wisconsin Higher Education Grant (WHEG) with over 35,000 recipients in 1996-97; the Wisconsin Tuition Grant (WTG) with over 9,000 recipients in 1996-97; and the Talent Incentive Program (TIP) Grant with over 4,000 recipients in 1996-97. All three programs are awarded primarily based on the student's financial need. Funding priority should be particularly given to these three programs on an equal basis. Please note that the TIP Grant Program which focuses on disadvantaged students has been level funded since 1994-95.
Other programs administered by HEAB that are based on students' financial need along with more specific criteria include the Handicapped Student Grant, Indian Student Grant, Minority Retention Grant, Minority Teacher Loan, and the Teacher Education Loan Program. Although smaller in scope in terms of the number of Wisconsin residents targeted, these programs are still essential in providing access to a postsecondary education in Wisconsin. Please note that several of these programs have also been level funded over the past several years.
The Dental Education Contract/Capitation provides tuition assistance for 100 Wisconsin resident dental students. The amount of assistance per student has remained level since the 1994-95 academic year even though costs over the same time period have increased.
The Academic Excellence Scholarship (AES) which keeps Wisconsin scholars in Wisconsin also serves an important purpose. This program is sum sufficient with a cap of $2,250 per student per year which was initiated in 1996-97. Due to the cap that was implemented, spending for this program for the 1999-2001 biennial period is projected to decrease. Future studies will show whether or not the cap will need to be increased as tuition continues to increase.
The MN-WI Reciprocity Program provided tuition reciprocity for 9,815 Wisconsin residents in 1996-97. This program is also sum sufficient. In 1996-97 the State of Wisconsin's liability was $1,308,114. 1997-98 liability is projected to be between $2,500,000 to $3,000,000. In 1998-99, however, this liability will decrease due to changes that were made to the program agreement and memorandum of understanding. Wisconsin's liability for 1999-2001 is expected to be zero, again, due to the changes made to the agreement and memorandum.
I have included Attachment B which reflects the zero and one percent request for the 1999-2001 biennial period. It also incorporates projected figures for the two programs that have sum sufficient appropriations.
Establishment of a Clerical Assistant 2 Position
A critical staff shortage continues to exist within HEAB. The responsiveness, effectiveness, and efficiency of the agency are in question as staff utilization has gone beyond individual workload capacities. In the 1995-97 Biennial Budget three positions were eliminated as a result of the proposed merger of HEAB with the new Department of Education. When the merger did not occur, the three positions were not re-established. Since that time HEAB has had to rely on temporary help to fulfill clerical assistant permanent full-time duties. Those permanent full-time duties include:
Over the years HEAB's agency responsibilities have not decreased but rather have increased. Staffing, however, has not increased. In fact staffing has decreased. Attachment C reflects the comparison between agency responsibilities and staffing since 1987. To compensate for the loss of staff, HEAB has reorganized and has streamlined its processes. The agency has also developed, and continues to develop, technologically. In 1998-99 the agency went paperless in terms of file maintenance and voucher request collection. This has helped tremendously in terms of time and cost savings. However, the basic duties of a clerical assistant as described above still remain. It is essential for the operation of the agency to have this position established.
One of the additional responsibilities the agency was given in 1997-98 included the administrative responsibility for the Educational Approval (EAB). HEAB is currently being partially reimbursed for the services provided. It is HEAB's intention to use future reimbursement to fund this permanent Clerical Assistant position. Therefore, a request for funding of this position is not included. This is purely a request for the establishment of the position. Statutory language is also being recommended in connection to this request that incorporates the establishment of an appropriation number. The establishment of an appropriation number will allow the use of reimbursement funds for this position.
|Contact Person for all HEAB recommendations:
|Jane Hojan-Clark
|Contact Person for all EAB recommendations:
|Joe Davis
Recommendation One:
Description Strike S.39.285(3) and "or in a tribally controlled college in this state" under S.39.30(2) which references inclusion of students enrolled in tribally controlled colleges under the Wisconsin Tuition Grant (WTG) Program.
The 1997-99 Biennial Budget provided that students enrolled at least half-time in a tribally controlled college in Wisconsin be eligible to apply for and receive a WTG. The WTG was originally established as an equalization program for students attending schools whose tuition was greater than a public school's tuition. Currently, the tuition charged at both Tribal Colleges is less than the tuition charged at a public school. In 1997-98, in order for students to show eligibility for a WTG at a Tribal College; the tuition for each of the schools used in the WTG formula mandated by statute had to be artificially inflated. Inclusion of schools with tuition rates lower than public schools in the WTG Program changes the intent of the WTG Program. Separate funding should be identified to meet the need of students attending Tribal Colleges rather than include them in the WTG Program as long as the tuition rate continues to be less than the public school rate. The statutory language change recommended above should occur once a funding source is identified.
205 students from the two Wisconsin Tribal Colleges, College of the Menominee Nation and Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwa Community College, participated in the Wisconsin Tuition Grant in 1997-98. Those students were awarded and used $158,658 in WTG funds.
Recommendation Two:
Strike S.39.30(3m)(b) which references 122% as the maximum award percentage for the Wisconsin Tuition Grant.
The 122% is an obsolete maximum award percentage. The factors that affect this award percentage e.g. enrollment, expected family contributions, the number of schools a students applies to, etc., vary to a greater extent than in the past. Due to the fluctuation in these various factors, the award percentage must fluctuate. Therefore, a set award percentage is no longer applicable.
Recommendation Three:
Strike S.39.435(4)(b) which references specific formula language for the Wisconsin Higher Education Grant (WHEG).
Eliminating this language would allow more flexibility in further developing formulas that would be equitable for both dependent and independent students under the WHEG Program. Currently the maximum WHEG a dependent student attending a University of Wisconsin institution can receive is $1,510. The maximum grant an independent student attending a University of Wisconsin institution can receive is $1,250. The maximum WHEG a dependent student attending a Wisconsin Technical College can receive is $1,300. The maximum grant an independent student attending a Wisconsin Technical College can receive is $1,050. Statutory language will still exist under S.39.435(4)(a) that gives definition for the awarding of grants under the WHEG Program. Also language will still exist under S.36.11(6)(c) and S.38.04(7m) whereby both the University of Wisconsin System and Wisconsin Technical College System will develop and submit to the board, for its review, formulas for the awarding of grants for the upcoming academic year.
Recommendation Four:
Description and Intent
Revise Wisconsin Statutes to reflect the recommended changes that were submitted per the 1997 Act 27, section 9156(1)(h) which identified obsolete and antiquated language. The recommendations are as follows:
Please see Board Report #99-4.
Recommendation Five:
Under S.20.235(1)(d) replace "An amount of $11,330 in the 1993-94 fiscal year and $11,670 in the 1994-95 fiscal year and annually thereafter shall be disbursed under S.39.46 for each Wisconsin resident enrolled as a full-time student." with "An amount of $11,330 in the 1993-94 fiscal year, $11,670 in fiscal years 1994-95 through 1999-2000 and $11,787 in the 2000-01 fiscal year and annually thereafter shall be disbursed under S.39.46 for each Wisconsin resident enrolled as a full-time student."
This statutory change follows the Dental Education Contract funding request under the GPR Program Funding DIN 4503.
Recommendation Six:
Provide statutory language that incorporates the establishment of a PR Appropriation Number for the Higher Educational Aids Board.
This statutory language addition follows the Establishment of a CA2 Position request under GPR Administrative Funding DIN 4528.
Attachments A, B, and C
October 1998 Board Meeting Agenda
October 1998 Meeting Minutes
Board Reports Index
HEAB Main Page
Contacting HEAB
Financial Aid Programs
Financial Aid Application Information
Frequently Asked Questions Links Information for Financial Aid Administrators Site Map
© Copyright 1998 by the Higher Educational Aids Board
HEAB E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
State of Wisconsin E-Government Privacy Notice


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I never set out to become an expert in this terra incognita. But, alas, here I am. Despite my mixed feelings, I am excited to announce that Behavioral Sciences & the Law has just published my research article deconstructing this pseudoscientific construct. Here is the abstract:
Hebephilia is an archaic term used to describe adult sexual attraction to adolescents. Prior to the advent of contemporary sexually violent predator laws, the term was not found in any dictionary or formal diagnostic system. Overnight, it is on the fast track toward recognition as a psychiatric condition meriting inclusion in the upcoming fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. This article traces the sudden emergence and popularity of hebephilia to pressure from the legal arena and, specifically, to the legal mandate of a serious mental abnormality for civil commitment of sex offenders. Hebephilia is proposed as a quintessential example of pretextuality, in which special interests promote a pseudoscientific construct that furthers an implicit, instrumental goal. Inherent problems with the construct's reliability and validity are discussed. A warning is issued about unintended consequences if hebephilia or its relative, pedohebephilia, make their way into the DSM-5, due out in 2013.After providing the history and scientific status of hebephilia, I conclude:
Significant unintended consequences are likely if novel syndromes of primary benefit to the sex offender commitment industry are incorporated into the upcoming edition of the DSM. First, at a time of mounting controversy over partisan influence and lack of scientific rigor in the DSM diagnostic system, critics will seize on this as a glaring example of arbitrary and unscientific use of psychiatric diagnosis in the service of a pragmatic goal. This could have the paradoxical effect of reducing the scientific credibility of the DSM and the fields of psychiatry and psychology more broadly. In the forensic arena, where the diagnosis will most often be invoked, it may paradoxically invigorate defense challenges on the grounds that psychiatry is being deployed in a pretextual manner. In the end, hebephilia will come to haunt not only those who are civilly committed on pretextual grounds, but the entire mental health field, for years to come.Links to more articles on this topic can be found on my HEBEPHILIA RESOURCES PAGE; my blog essay from 2007 on the "Invasion of the Hebephile Hunters" is HERE.


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by Tom Utescher
There was some local interest on each side of an important early-season clash in the Philly NCAA League last Tuesday, as defending league champion Kelly Green dug itself a deep hole early and couldn't come back all the way against the Teal team, which won 75-65.
Mount St. Joe grad Sarah McGorry scored six points in the losing cause. Another former Mountie, Elle Hagedorn, has not yet returned from a foreign study program in Italy to join the team, which is coached by her father, Ted. The victorious Teal team received five points from Germantown Academy alumna Kris Guynn.
Her younger sister, Nikki, who graduated from Penn Charter last year, was in action in an earlier game the same night. She also put up five points for her ballclub, but she experienced the opposite outcome as her Purple team lost by 10 points to the Black squad, 61-51.
Another former Girls Inter-Ac player didn't have any better luck last Tuesday. Jesse Carey, an erstwhile Germantown Academy guard now playing at Villanova, scored nine points for the evening, but her White team got squeezed by the Orange, 68-54, after trailing by just two points at halftime.
Going back to the main event, Kris Guynn put away the opening basket of the Teal – Kelly Green battle, converting off of an offensive rebound. A little latter the onetime GA Patriot canned a three-pointer from the left wing, helping her club fire out to a 19-3 lead.
Neither team was at full strength for the encounter, but there was still plenty of talent on the floor. It's always entertaining to watch Ashley Morris, a diminutive but explosive guard who attended Central High School and went on to play at Temple University. She would lead all scorers in Tuesday's game, ringing up 31 points for the victors.
Another former Temple guard on the Teal team is Cheltenham High School grad Stacey Smalls. Balancing the offense on the inside was forward Michelle Maslowski, a former Drexel University star who is playing professional basketball in Europe.
Hitting a lay-up and then two midrange jumpers, former Mountie McGorry contributed to a rally by the Kelly Green team in the middle of the opening half. The tally was 31-24 with a minute to go, but Teal pushed its lead back into double digits for halftime, at 37-25.
Small forward Kelly Peterson, a future teammate of Mount grad Mary Jo Horgan at Lehigh University, scored all of her 18 points in the second half to lead a Kelly Green comeback. Her three-pointer with 5:30 remaining moved Kelly Green ahead 57-55, but Teal quickly regained the lead. It was still close, 65-61, with under two minutes to go, then 10-for-12 free throw shooting down the stretch sealed a Teal victory.


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