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Archer Hall
Laindon Road
The Archer Hall was built just before the Second World War in Laindon Road where Emanuel Church now stands. For over 50-years it was the main entertainment centre for the town. A highlight for the year used to be a Christmas pantomime performed by some of the town's characters. Many other events were held there including dances, plays and amateur operetta; while Chris Barber presented a jazz concert there in the 1970s. Daytime activities included antique fairs and retail sales.
A kitchen was added to the rear of the building during the war to provide meals for soldiers billeted in the town. Several single story annexes were also added, shown on the left of this picture. The first provided dining facilities for the soldiers. The lantern in the centre of the roof carried a weathervane, already removed in this picture. A soldier took a pop-shot at it in the war. When the building was demolished, in the late 1990s, it was found to have a bullet hole.
A firefighter wondering why I was hanging around in front of the fire station with a camera asked 'Can I help you?' I explained that the Archer Hall was due to be demolished and I was looking for the best place to take a photograph. My suggestion that I could get its best view from the station practice tower met with the response 'far too dangerous for access by the public'. However if I left my camera with him he would take a picture for me. He was a good as his word and returned my camera the following week. I finished the film, no digital in those days, and his resulting picture is shown here.
For several Saturdays just before it closed it was hired by a tool retailer. He suspended an advertising banner across the front the building that left a mark that remained until it was demolished.
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November 2017 Board Meeting Minutes
November 14, 2017
November 13, 2017
Gerald Kemp
Leon Klug
Orvil Holz
Brian Stark
Ward Adema
Kyle Crosley
Margaret Sandoz, Superintendent
Angie Guenther, Principal
Visitors: Jaime Guenther, Sharla Hanzlik and Jen Pritchett
Chairman Kemp called the regular meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. It was noted that LB898 dealing with Open Meeting Laws was duly posted. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited by all present.
Motion by Klug and seconded by Stark to approve the minutes from the regular meeting held on October 9, 2017. RCV: Adema-aye, Crosley-aye, Holz-aye, Klug-aye, Stark-absent, Kemp-aye. Motion approved.
Motion by Holz and seconded by Crosley to approve the bills as presented. RCV: Crosley-aye, Holz-aye, Klug-aye, Stark-aye, Kemp-aye, Adema-aye. Motion carried.
The financial report was presented. Motion by Crosley and seconded by Holz to approve the financial report. RCV: Holz-aye, Klug-aye, Stark-aye, Kemp-aye, Crosley-aye. Motion carried.
Motion by Stark and seconded by Klug to accept and approve the Annual Performance Report for 2016/2017 as presented. RCV: Klug-aye, Stark-aye, Kemp-aye, Crosley-aye, Holz-aye. Motion carried.
Motion by Kemp and seconded by Holz to accept and approve the second and final reading of Article V- Students as presented and with graduation protocol added. RCV: Stark-aye, Kemp-aye, Crosley-aye, Holz-aye, Klug-aye. Motion carried.
Jaime Guenther and Sharla Hanzlik gave the teacher reports.
Angie Guenther gave the Principal's Report.
Margaret Sandoz gave the Superintendent's Report and Superintendent's evaluation was completed.
The next meeting is scheduled for December 11, 2017 at 7:00 p.m. The meeting was adjourned at 8:02 p.m.
Respectfully Submitted,
Susan Hillman, Recording Secretary


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Welcome to St. Paul Student Faith Formation
~ for our students enrolled in public schools ~
Spring 2019 Calendar
A modest fee is requested in support of the program. Student Faith Formation registration includes a completed registration form; offering of the fee; a parish census form (if needed); and a copy of the certificate of baptism for children who were not baptized at St. Paul Parish.
Questions? Stop by, email us, or just give us a call: (618) 654-2339.
St. Paul Parish offers vibrant programs in faith formation in order to share
- the joy of the Good News,
- the rich heritage of our Catholic tradition, and
- the life-affirming way of Jesus.
May our children and youths—indeed, all teachers and parents as well—be drawn to a life of grateful response to the Lord's goodness.
Wednesdays, early September to early May, 6:30-7:45pm Parish School of Religion (PSR) – Grades 1-7
Sessions are held in the St. Paul Catholic School building.
- The PSR approach centers on prayer, doctrine, community-building, stewardship (caring and sharing), and discipleship as children/youths (living the faith intentionally).
- Our foundational curriculum is the Finding God series by Loyola Press. This "spiral" arrangement allows students to deepen their comprehension across key Catholic teachings and practices over their years in the program.
Grade 1 children are introduced to the Church community, the Blessed Trinity, Mary, and being a friend of Jesus.
Grade 2 prepares for the Sacrament of First Reconciliation. The core curriculum is God's Gift by Loyola Press.
Grade 3 studies the purpose, structure, and mission of the Church.
Grade 4 delves deeper into the meaning of the Trinity, the Beatitudes, Commandments, and social justice.
Grade 5 studies the seven Sacraments in-depth.
Grade 6 focuses on the Bible as God's living Word for our lives, with an emphasis on the Old Testament.
Grade 7 youths, in their year prior to Confirmation formation, walk the walk and talk the talk with Jesus through the New Testament.
- Our student faith formation programs also include hands-on themed activities, prayer services (such as Adoration and the Living Rosary), seasonal celebrations, lives of the saints, Mass, Penance Services, and opportunities for Christian outreach in loving compassion.


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So You Think You Can Dance contestant to hold workshop in his trademark style in the city.tv Updated: Aug 02, 2011 15:21 IST
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Popping his way to India, dancer Robert Muraine of So You Think You Can Dance (Season 4) fame is all set to train enthusiasts in the city in his trademark hip-hop style. "This is my first trip to India and I'm excited to teach the art of popping to interested dancers at this workshop" says Robert.
Interestingly, Robert, who had qualified for the initial rounds of the popular dance reality-show, had quit just before the hip-hop auditions. The reason he cited was that he had never danced hip-hop before and could not learn it in flat 45 minutes. After four months, when the show went on air, his popularity soared with his impeccable first audition. The audition video was also the most viewed on YouTube. He was invited back on the show for a special performance where one of the judges termed him as the favourite dancer of that season. "You never know where dance or any other kind of art take you in life. There is nothing wrong with earning a living doing what you love to do," says Robert.
Ask him if he has ever incorporated any of the Indian dance moves in his choreography and pat comes his reply, "Unfortunately, I have not but I would love to learn some Bollywood steps, besides I think the best place to learn would be Mumbai! I would love to integrate these moves with my popping technique. I think the mixture will be wonderful."
Overwhelmed by the response that he has received for his workshop, he says, "It has been phenomenal and there are people not only from Mumbai but all the way from Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Pune, and Ahmedabad." After his workshops this month, he plans to be back in the city very soon, "I will return in October and November to go on a nationwide tour and also conduct some more workshops with dance enthusiasts."
The two-day workshop will be held on August 3 and 4. Registrations open only today, from 8-10 pm at Dance Inc. Melvin Louis Dance Company, Elixir Fitness, Oakland Park, Yamuna Nagar, Lokhandwala, Andheri (W). Call 96192 50007.
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Have you ever wished to go away, somewhere very far, start your life anew? I'm sure most of us had dreamed of some new exciting adventures, or hoped for something not necessary thrilling, but definitely something new – new experience, new surroundings, new faces, something very different from the same old existence we call life. Some of us were brave enough to leave everything behind and face the unknown future, turn a new leaf, others are still questioning whether they're ready for that big step, or simply haven't had any luck in doing so.
Today's bit of literature, written by H.E. Bates, is a story of one such soul, seeking and wishing for a change in her life.
This story will inevitably make you feel if not emotional then quite moody. So read it only if you're either in a very good mood and nothing can spoil it, or if you're already singing "moody blues" and won't mind to be at least joining someone's else club of sad souls.
Oh, and if you rather listen to someone reading you this story, then you can tune in to this wonderful podcast by Miette.
A few interesting facts about H.E. Bates (1905-1974): his was an English writer of short stories and novels (full name – Herbert Ernest Bates). His first novel, written when he was still a teenager, was discarded, and his second novel, "The Two Sisters", written when he was twenty, was rejected by nine publishers but finally accepted by the tenth one. He was a very prolific and talented writer, many of his stories were adapted for screen, including the The Purple Plain which starred Gregory Peck.
by H.E. Bates
It was afternoon: great clouds stumbled across the sky, In the drowsy, half-dark room the young girl sat in a heap near the window, scarcely moving herself, as if she expected a certain timed happening, such as a visit, sunset, a command… Slowly she would draw the fingers of one hand across the back of the other, in the little hollows between the guides, and move her lips in the same sad, vexed way in which her brows came together, and like this too, her eyes would shift about, from the near, shadowed fields, to the west hills, where the sun had dropped a strip of light, and to the woods between, looking like black scars one minute, and like friendly sanctuaries the next, It was all confused… There was the room, too… The white keys of the piano would now and then exercise a fascination over her which would keep her whole body perfectly still for perhaps a minute. But when this passed, full of hesitation, her fingers would recommence the slow exploration of her hands, and the restlessness took her again.
Yes: It was all confused. She was going away: already she had said a hundred times during the afternoon- "I am going away… I am going away. I can't stand it any longer." But she had made no attempt to go, In this same position, hour after hour had passed her and all she could think was: "Today I'm going away, I'm tired here, I never do anything, It's dead, rotten,"
She said, or thought it all without the slightest trace of exultation and was sometimes even methodical when she began to consider: "What shall I take? The blue dress with the rosette? Yes. What else? what else?" And then it would all begin again: "Today I'm going away. I never do anything."
It was true: she never did anything. In the mornings she got up late, was slow over her breakfast, over everything-her reading, her mending, her eating, her playing the piano, cards in the evening, going to bed. It was all slow-purposely done, to fill up the day. And it was true, day succeeded day and she never did anything different.
But today something was about to happen: no more cards in the evening, every evening the same, with her father declaring: "I never have a decent hand, I thought the ace of trumps had gone! It's too bad!" and no more: "Nellie, it's ten o'clock- Bed!" and the slow unimaginative climb of the stairs. Today she was going away: no one knew, but it was so. She was catching the evening train to London.
"I'm going away. What shall I take? The blue dress with the rosette? What else?"
She crept upstairs with difficulty, her body stiff after sitting. The years she must have sat, figuratively speaking, and grown stiff! And as if in order to secure some violent reaction against it all she threw herself into the packing of her things with a nervous vigor, throwing in the blue dress first and after it a score of things she had just remembered. She fastened her bag: it was not heavy. She counted her money a dozen times. It was all right! It was all right. She was going away!
She descended into the now-dark room for the last time. In the dining room someone was rattling teacups, an unbearable, horribly domestic sound! She wasn't hungry: she would be in London by eight-eating now meant making her sick. It was easy to wait. The train went at 6.18. She looked it up again: "Elden 6.13, Olde 6.18,
London 7.53."
She began to play a waltz. It was a slow, dreamy tune, ta-tum, turn, ta-tum, turn, ta-tum, turn, of which the notes slipped out in mournful, sentimental succession. The room was quite dark, she could scarcely see the keys, and into the tune itself kept insinuating: "Elden, 6.13, Olde 6.18," impossible to mistake or forget.
As she played on she thought: "I'll never play this waltz again. It has the atmosphere of this room. It's the last time!" The waltz slid dreamily to an end: for a minute she sat in utter silence, the room dark and mysterious, the air of the waltz quite dead, then the teacups rattled again and the thought came back to her: "I'm going
She rose and went out quietly. The grass on the roadside moved under the evening wind, sounding like many pairs of hands rubbed softly together. But there was no other sound, her feet were light, no one heard her, and as she went down the road she told herself: "It's going to happen! It's come at last!"
"Elden 6.13. Olde 6.18."
Should she go to Elden or Olde? At the crossroads she stood to consider, thinking that if she went to Elden no one would know her. But at Olde someone would doubtless notice her and prattle about it. To Elden, then, not that it mattered. Nothing mattered now. She was going, was as good as gone!
Her breast, tremulously warm, began to rise and fall as her excitement increased. She tried to run over the things in her bag and could remember only "the blue dress with the rosette," which she had thrown in first and had since covered over. But it didn't matter. Her money was safe, everything was safe, and with that
thought she dropped into a strange quietness, deepening as she went on, in which she had a hundred emotions and convictions. She was never going to strum that waltz again, she had played cards for
the last, horrible time, the loneliness, the slowness, the oppression were ended, all ended.
"I'm going away!"
She felt warm, her body tingled with a light delicious thrill that was like the caress of a soft night-wind. There were no fears now. A certain indignation, approaching fury even, sprang up instead, as she thought: "No one will believe I've gone. But it's true-I'm going at last."
Her bag grew heavy. Setting it down in the grass she sat on it for a brief while, in something like her attitude in the dark room during the afternoon, and indeed actually began to rub her gloved fingers over the backs of her hands. A phrase or two of the waltz came back to her… That silly piano! Its bottom G was flat, had always been flat! How ridiculous! She tried to conjure up some sort of vision of London, but it was difficult and in the end she gave way again to the old cry: "I'm going away." And she was pleased more than ever deeply.
On the station a single lamp burned, radiating a fitful yellowness that only increased the gloom. And worse, she saw no one and in the cold emptiness traced and retraced her footsteps without the friendly assurance of another sound. In the black distance all the signals showed hard circles of red, looking as if they could never
change. But she nevertheless told herself over and over again: " I'm going away-I'm going away." And later: "I hate everyone. I've changed until I hardly know myself."
Impatiently she looked for the train. It was strange. For the first time it occurred to her to know the time and she pulled back the sleeve of her coat. Nearly six-thirty! She felt cold. Up the line every signal displayed its red ring, mocking her. "Six-thirty, of course, of course." She tried to be careless. "Of course, it's late, the train is late," but the coldness, in reality her fear, increased rapidly, until she could no longer believe those words.
Great clouds, lower and more than ever depressing, floated above her head as she walked back. The wind had a deep note that was sad too. These things had not troubled her before, now they, also, spoke failure and foretold misery and dejection. She had no spirit, it was cold, and she was too tired even to shudder.
In the absolutely dark, drowsy room she sat down, telling herself: "This isn't the only day. Some day I shall go. Some day."
She was silent. In the next room they were playing cards and her father suddenly moaned: "I thought the ace had gone." Somebody laughed. Her father's voice came again: "I never have a decent hand! I never have a decent hand! Never!"
It was too horrible! She couldn't stand it! She must do something to stop it! It was too much. She began to play the waltz again and the dreamy, sentimental arrangement made her cry.
"This isn't the only day," she reassured herself." I shall go. Some day!"
And again and again as she played the waltz, bent her head and cried, she would tell herself that same thing:
"Some day! Some day!"


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Wednesday, March 7, 2007
"Rowhouse Row," "Point Breeze," and "Sooner or Later" at the Pony
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Wall-to-wall carpet installation is a relatively straightforward task--if you have the right tools and know how to use them, that is. Many people fail to realize the importance of utilizing a carpet stretcher. If you have plans to upgrade or replace the carpeting in your home, read on. This article will answer three commonly asked questions about using a carpet stretcher.
What is a carpet stretcher?
A carpet stretcher, also sometimes referred to as a power stretcher, is a type of hand tool used when installing wall-to-wall carpeting in a large space, such as a living room or bedroom. As its name would imply, the purpose of a carpet stretcher is to ensure that the carpeting sits tight and flat along the floor. Working by hand, you simply wouldn't be able to stretch the carpet taut enough to prevent the formation of wrinkles and folds.
How does a carpet stretcher work?
A carpet stretcher is a long tool capable of spanning the entire width of a room. The head of the stretcher is studded with several rows of metal teeth. These are used to grip the carpet, thus allowing you to make the stretch. The opposite end of the stretcher consists of a rubber "foot," which is placed against the opposite wall.
These two sides of the stretcher are connected by a series of detachable metal pipes. These allow the stretcher to be shortened or extended depending on the width of a particular room. The idea is that, in every case, the foot must be firmly braced against the back wall in order for the stretcher to do its job.
Attached to the head is a lever arm. When this lever is pushed down toward the tube, the head of the stretcher is extended forward, thus pulling the carpet taut. This method allows a carpet installer to generate the large amounts of force necessary to properly stretch a carpet.
What is the difference between a carpet stretcher and a knee kicker?
A knee kicker is another commonly used carpet installation tool. Though much smaller, it is similar to a carpet stretcher in that it has a head studded with metal teeth. The opposite end of a knee kicker consists of a of a thick flat pad. With the head of the kicker gripping the carpet, this pad is then "kicked" by the knee of a carpet installer.
Though they serve the same general purpose as a carpet stretcher, knee kickers should not be considered an appropriate replacement for carpeting a large room. The relatively limited force they generate makes them most suitable for use in small rooms--those with dimensions less than 10' x 10'--or areas such as closets and stairs.Share


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A young mind is a fragile and developing mind, thus it is important that parents find the perfect balance not just in terms of their time their children play outside or sit in front of their computer, but also what their children are doing on their computers and devices.
I myself had the privilege of having access to a computer from a very young age and today computers play a big part in my career, ambition and success – although a big part of that had a lot to do with the balance I found between playing games and surfing the web. This was not the only interest I had in computers I wanted to understand the machine, I wanted to build and work on it to create a super computer for myself. My focus did shift online later in life.
While I can tell you many tales about weird, awkward me as a child growing up in Keetmanshoop, but this is not the point of the article. What is important to understand is that I found a perfect balance between playing games and further exploring computers; I struggled to find a balance between computers and the real life, thus leading me to be socially awkward which led into adulthood. I constantly found myself frustrated, angry and thought that the real world was holding me back. Eventually with great mentors that focused on my skills rather than my social awkwardness thus pushing me to greatness and for that I cannot thank them enough.
Even until today I still find myself in awkward social encounters; however with age I've managed to embrace the awkwardness and not let it stop me. So yes, in my opinion it's extremely important that children be encouraged to embrace social encounters rather than hide from them.
As important as it is for you to find a balance for your child between social interactions and computer usage – it is also important that children do not spend all of their time on computers playing games or suringf the web, but rather explore the computer and/or device and find out how the device, software and internet itself works.
So next time instead of tossing aside an old computer or device, give it to your child and let them take it apart and build it back together. Ask them to install a new operating system, encourage them to take the device apart and try to reassemble it. I use to assemble my own computer when I was younger, true I did break my fair share of computers but each time I learned a valuable lesson. Why not get your children to try and break the internet? :-)
If your children are too young to break-apart and reassemble computers and devices you can use devices and computers to help your children improve their problem solving skills. There are several games (on- and off-line) today that teach your children about solar energy, puzzles, lego's, etc. that will encourage problem solving. Lego's were the building blocks for me and what encouraged me to even think about opening up a computer to see what is inside and try to figure out if I could build my own super computer. My mother got rather angry with me as I erased her hard drive and fried her motherboard, but so did many other parents, in the end of the day I am happy that I learned a valuable skill and my mom now has FREE technical support for life.
With that said, please as parents just ensure that you inform yourself about some of the dangers that can be found online. You don't want your children to be socially awkward or addicted to their device like many children and grown-ups already are, or have mental health issues due too over excessive use of social media, as explained in a recent study done in the UK.
Please feel free to contact me or comment below if you would like to continue this discussion in more detail. Also if you liked this article remember what you teach your children – sharing is caring – so please share this article. Thanks :-)
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Juventus vs Real Madrid Prediction 3 April 2018
On April 3 2018 at 19:45 at the Allianz Stadium in Torino in the forthcoming match of the UEFA Champions League quarterfinal the local Juventus are playing against their Spanish guests Real Madrid.
Real Madrid are the favorites of the current stage of the Champions League and yet definitely not the favorites of the upcoming game in Torino. It will definitely be really difficult for them to win playing there. Juventus only lost one single game at the domestic stadium of the latest 75 latest games played. Moreover, Real Madrid don't even need to win as they will have the second leg domestic match where it will be much easier for them to win there.
The teams have already met each other many times during the last few years. Ten months ago they met in the final of the Champions League at the neutral field and Real Madrid won 4:1 in the end while they had 1:1 score until the very middle of the second half. As for their previous meeting in the play-offs of the Champions League, Juventus managed to kick-off the Madridistas from the competition in it.
We must admit that Juventus haven't lost to Real Madrid at home since 1962. In seven matches played since than Juventus won six timed and drew once. The Old Lady also met another Spanish grand at the same stage of the competition last year as they played against Barcelona and won 3:0 in the end. It's obvious that Allegri's side is really strong mentally and tactically, probably even the most disciplined and organized team in the whole Europe. And that's why they are very difficult to outplay. At the moment Juventus have their 27 matches long lossless series at the domestic stadium in the Euro Cups which is actually the longest series at the continent. In fact, Juventus are in wonderful conditions now. They outplayed Milan in the national elite division last weekend and kicked-off Tottenham from the Champions League at the previous stage of it. And we must remind you that Real Madrid lost to Tottenham at the group stage.
As for Real Madrid, they have some problems with their performance in the currnet season. We can see it in their results in the Champions League as they only made it to the play-offs of the competition from the second place in the group and hardly outplayed PSG in the Round of 16. We can also see it from their matches in the national championship as Los Blancos are already 13 points below the leaders Barcelona. They only won one of their five matches played against the five leaders of the Primera. They also have a lot of problems with defense as they only had three games without conceding in the latest 19 official games.
All of the facts we have already mentioned just don't let us consider Real Madrid to be the favorites of the upcoming game in Torino. Juventus have a lot of advantage which will almost definitely help them avoid a loss this time at home.


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A charge assessed to an alarm company by a public municipal communications center for the dispatch of fire, police, or ambulances in response to the company's report of alarms was a lawful fee, and not a tax, where the alarm company received services different from those available to the public at large, where the use of the communications center by the alarm company was a matter of choice, and where the assessed charge represented an approximation of the cost of providing the particular services rendered. [153-154]
CIVIL ACTION commenced in the Superior Court Department on July 8, 1991.
The case was heard by John Paul Sullivan, J.
Charles A. Morano for the plaintiff.
William M. Healy for the defendant.
KASS, J. Ralph Aiello is the proprietor of Electronic Security Systems (ESS), which installs, maintains, and monitors alarm systems on Martha's Vineyard, largely, although not exclusively, in residences. If the devices installed by ESS detect an intruder, a fire, or a medical emergency, they trigger a signal to an ESS monitoring station located in Hyannis. An operator at the monitoring station then telephones the alarm by category (i.e. whether fire, intrusion, or medical) to the County of Dukes County Communications Center, a public facility located at the Martha's Vineyard airport. The communications center is expected to follow up on the report of
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an alarm and does so -- frequently by dispatching fire, police, or ambulance equipment from around the county to the point of alarm.
Since 1988, the county has charged alarm system businesses or their customers fees for the follow up services of the communications center. Aiello protests that the county's charges are not fees but an unlawful tax. A judge of the Superior Court, who wrote a careful memorandum of decision, considered the criteria enumerated in Emerson College v. Boston, 391 Mass. 415 , 424-425 (1984), and its progeny, and determined that the fees imposed by the county were, indeed, fees and not a tax. We affirm.
The dispute is not about the reasonableness of the county's fees but whether there ought to be any fee at all. ESS argues that when the dispatcher at the communications center answers a telephone call from ESS, what the dispatcher then does is no different from what she or he would do in response to any call for help from an inhabitant of the island, viz., to diagnose the problem and dispatch help, if needed.
A framework for analysis of the fee or tax question, as indicated above, was described in Emerson College v. Boston, 391 Mass. at 424-425. Fees are distinguishable from taxes in that 1) they charge for a particular service that citizens as a whole do not necessarily receive; 2) the service fee is a matter of choice, i.e., the citizen could obtain the service offered by the government from a private source or not at all; and 3) the charges represent a recovery for the cost of offering the service, rather than a general revenue raising device. In Emerson, for example, the charge was for fire protection, a service all citizens receive and which the body politic has an interest in providing for the general good. A citizen could not choose to refuse fire protection because that person's neighbors have an interest in the fire not spreading. By contrast, the harbormaster of Beverly could assess a mooring fee. All the citizens of Beverly did not, by wide measure, have boats to moor. Those who did could opt to moor their boats in waters other than those of Beverly harbor. The fees for the harbor moorings helped defray harbormaster service.
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Commonwealth v. Caldwell, 25 Mass. App. Ct. 91 , 95-97 (1987).
Other examples are illuminating. Bertone v. Department of Pub. Util., 411 Mass. 536 , 548-550 (1992), decided that a "hook-up" charge for new or expanded service from a municipal power company met the particularity, choice, and cost reimbursement criteria. Sewer use charges were held particularized in Winthrop v. Winthrop Hous. Authy., 27 Mass. App. Ct. 645 , 647 (1989), because, on the record presented, property owners apparently could avail themselves of alternative (if less convenient) sewage disposal methods. The charge was related to the amount of use, i.e., meant to defray a cost of maintaining system capacity. On the other hand, in Berry v. Danvers, 34 Mass. App. Ct. 507 , 509-513 (1993), property owners in the town were bound to hook up with a common sanitary sewer if accessible to, and adjoining, the property. We held that, in the circumstances, there was a general need, rather than a need peculiar only to certain citizens; the charges exacted were related to a town-wide sewer system improvement project; the money from the charge under consideration was going into the town's general fund. In light of those characteristics, we determined that the "fees" charged in connection with the town's Sewer Connection Permit Program were an unlawful tax.
In the case before us there is a difference between the services that the communications center makes available to the public at large and ESS. The trial judge found (and the record supports him) that when a citizen called the communications center directly, the dispatcher was generally able to identify specifically what the trouble was and to dispatch useful assistance. The telephone message from an ESS monitor said only that there had been an electronic signal of trouble at a location, without stating the trouble's precise nature or severity. Without further calls to the source of trouble or to neighbors, the dispatcher could not know whether the occasion called for a doctor or an ambulance; for a police car or for someone to close a front door unintentionally left ajar. Of the electronically triggered calls to the communications
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center, a high percentage were false alarms induced by system or user error. The alarm system business had a particular need for services of an investigatory nature not required by the island population as a whole. '
ESS and businesses like it could choose to use the communications center or to provide their own personnel to follow up on electronic alarm signals. By using the communications center, the electronic alarm services were able simultaneously to promote their businesses (i.e., to tell customers we communicate with a communications center that the sheriff maintains with knowledgeable personnel around the clock) and to save the expense of buying or providing that service independently. The fees to be paid by electronic alarm businesses did not purport to defray all the cost of running the communications center. Rather, they represented a crude estimate of the value of the particular service rendered by the communications center to those businesses. There was no showing that the fees exacted were "significantly and consistently in excess of the cost of providing the services." See Commonwealth v. Caldwell, 25 Mass. App. Ct. at 97.
The complaint of ESS sought a declaration of rights. The judgment which was entered in the case declared that the charges of the county commissioners were lawful fees and that, on account of those fees, ESS owed the county $4,887 for fiscal year 1990; $5,874 for fiscal year 1991; and $19,500 for fiscal year 1992. In its brief on appeal, ESS states that it has not agreed to pay the fees for fiscal years 1990 and 1991. Agreement by the user is not required. ESS was informed in 1990 that the fees set by the county commissioners as to any electronic alarm business which used the communications center were to be paid directly by the business. The burden is on the user to establish that the fee is improper as to its nature or amount. See Southview Co-op. Housing Corp. v. Rent Control Bd. of Cambridge, 396 Mass. 395 , 403 (1985); Commonwealth v. Caldwell, 25 Mass. App. Ct. at 94. ESS has not met that burden.
Judgment affirmed.
[Note 1] Sheriff of the County of Dukes County.


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His Excellency Árpád Göncz
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It is a special joy for me to welcome you, both participants and guests, to the XVIth NATO Workshop. I am particularly pleased to host this prestigious meeting for the second time since 1993. Six years is a very short time period in the history of Europe, yet the six years since 1993 have brought many changes in our lives, changes that in earlier times would have taken much longer to occur. The changes that have taken place in most countries in Central Europe have returned these countries to the political and economic fold to which they belong both historically and culturally.
Three of our regions countries have already become members of NATO; the European Union has also started talks with the others about their joining in the future. The strategic importance of these events cannot be underestimated, and their successful outcomes extend far beyond the borders of NATO and the EU. The peoples of Central and Eastern Europe, who share common values and interests, are bringing with them a wealth of traditions, possibilities, knowledge, and enthusiasm as they join the ranks of the developed democracies.
Unfortunately some leaders of Central and Eastern European nations did not choose the path of modernization, democracy, and respect for human rights. When those political leaders have occasionally found solutions at the expense of the people and their problems, history has proven to be a very hard teacher and the grades it has handed out have not been very satisfactory.
The experience in Kosovo has proven that security in some parts of Europe is very closely connected to the security of the whole continent. If a country chooses confrontation as a way to reach its goals, and thus endangers the security of the region, it should take responsibility for the outcome. But history has shown us that it is hard to return to internal equanimity after a military conflict. This is particularly true in the case of the Balkan conflict, but such equanimity could be found with the promise of an economic upturn. This, of course, is affected by the kind of help that arrives from the outside, but it is equally affected by cooperation within the region. Cooperation is perhaps the strongest guarantee of security for the region, and must therefore be the basis for the solution to Kosovo.
We in Hungary welcome the birth of the Southeastern European Stability Pact. Its success will require serious effort from all of us, but failure is not an option. If we do not do everything possible in order to guarantee security and progress in the respect of values in Southeastern Europe, then we are allowing the people of the region to face a precarious future.
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Her accomplishments are insane! The two that come to mind are the 280 mile run she did for a roof that went towards a Women's shelter in North Carolina. To a 300 mile row, which she set her sights on helping K9's get bullet proof vests. Like I said, she's pretty badass.
I'd like to think her biggest accomplishment is the Unbroken Movement Foundation. A foundation dedicated to Women and Children that suffer from domestic violence and escape to a women's shelter for safety or to start fresh.
Not that long ago, a new friend from Ashley's group decided she wanted to help. And the one way she thought would be pretty awesome, was a 5k Glow Run. Me being organized and wanting to help, reached out. As a result, we became great friends. We've also been working hard on this event.
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Venue Hire in Maidstone
Maidstone, located in the beautiful country of Kent, is the perfect setting to host any business meeting or family celebration. With a rich history, stunning countryside and bustling streets, Maidstone sets the perfect scene for whatever event you're planning. Whether it's a corporate event, fine dining experience, romantic wedding or family celebration. Add that together with the specular local attractions and landmarks within Kent such as Fairfax Hall, Coldblow Farm and the natural beauty of the surrounding countryside and you've got the perfect location for any event, with lots of added extras to suit everyone all year round.
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PEAKS ISLAND — Steven Victor Callow, 46, of Peaks Island, died unexpectedly on Jan. 18.
Callow was born Oct. 22, 1965, in South Weymouth, Mass. to Richard and Martha Callow. On Jan. 1, 1970, the family moved to Peaks Island, where he grew up and attended Bracket Memorial Church Peaks Island School. He graduated from Portland High School in 1984.
He was a skilled craftsman, and exceled in carpentry, furniture making and auto-body repair. For more than 20 years he worked at Harbour Auto Body in Portland. He also put his talents to work building and remodeling numerous homes on Peaks Island.
Callow greatly enjoyed the outdoors and spent much of his time camping, boating, fishing and hunting. Each fall, he spent all his time in the woods, scoping and tracking the largest deer possible. No surprisingly, he was a proud member of the Big Bucks Club.
He found great joy spending time with close friends and family and always had a smile on his face, effortlessly spreading that smile to those around him with his quick wit and charisma.
Callow is survived by his parents Richard and Martha Callow; daughters Danielle Callow and her fiance, Kieth Ivers, of Peaks Island and Meaghan Kennie of Westbrook; son William Tyler Callow of Old Orchard Beach; brothers Richard Callow Jr. and his wife, Nancy, of Peaks Island, Michael Callow and his wife, Anne-Marie, of South Portland, Samuel Callow of Peaks Island and Christopher Callow of Peaks Island; sisters Robyn Callow of Peaks Island, Patricia Bernheim and her husband ,Robert, of China, Pamela Wood and her companion, Robert Gombar, of Scarborough and Jennifer Feeney and her husband, Joseph, of Scarborough; grandchildren Lydia and soon-to-be-born Pheonix Ivers; nieces Sarah, Rebekkah, Lilja, Taylor, Michelle, Kiley, Lily and Gabriell; Ernest Callow and Danyelle of Maine; and his aunts, uncles, cousins and many friends.
A celebration of Callow's life took place Jan. 28 at Independent Death Care, 660 Brighton Ave., Portland. In lieu of flowers, donations in his memory can be made to the American Cancer Society, New England Division, Inc., 1 Main St., Suite 300, Topsham, ME 04086.


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|30 Apr 2011
Wireless network - System Tray icon wrong
I have a Netgear WN111 USB wireless adaptor on my PC (802.11n NIC).
It works fine with my WiFi network, but it always displays the wrong icon in the System Tray when connected. It shows the signal bars greyed out, with a yellow star on top.
I have tried a Windows update on the driver, but Windows (7 ultimate) says it's using the latest driver.
Netgear only have a Vista driver for this NIC, tried this to no avail, same problem.
I have no other NICs enabled on the box (wired Ethernet port disabled in BIOS and nothing in Device Manager).
I have googled this issue and I'm not alone (and it's not just Netgear NICs affected). However all the solutions say remove & re-install the device. Done this, and it's made no difference.
Anyone got any other ideas?
Thanks & regards,
Jock in a Frock
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|30 Apr 2011
Windows 7 Enterprise (x64); Windows Server 2008 R2 (x64)
If a re-install is the fix, you may need to do a complete re-install. That is uninstall the software, then delete all the .DLL and .SYS files the uninstall leaves. Then delete the .INF and .CAT files, remove all Registry entries for this NIC. Reboot several times and double check everything is gone. You might need to check if there is a special service running for this NIC if there is you will need to disable the service, reboot, delete the registry keys, and then delete all the files for the service. I would reboot and double check again. Once you are sure it is gone. Then on a CLEAN boot, Don't open any programs and if anything starts automaticly like Yahoo Chat etc. Exit it and all other programs. Then re-install the NIC. That should get it. -WS
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|02 May 2011
Thanks, I'll try that (never thought about removing all the .dll's etc). Will report back the effect in a few days.
|My System Specs
|07 Jul 2011
Windows 7 Home Premium x64
Were you able to resolve this issue?
I'm having the same problem. It started when I install the Bluesoleil bluetooth driver package. Uninstalling it didn't restore my network icons to normal. It's displaying the wrong icon no matter what network device I'm using even if I disable all but the one I'm currently on.
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|27 Sep 2011
Old post, I know, but just to answer Ethos101's question - I never did solve this, I have since reinstalled Win7.
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|19 Oct 2011
Windows 7 32bit
hey, I seem to have solved the issue
I had this grey tray icon for three months and it drove me nuts, so I just entered the "Change adapter settings" section and disabled all the network connections except for the used one (apart from my regular wireless connection I had a bluetooth network, LAN connection and wireless connection 2)
Then I turned my wireless adaptor off and on in the device manager, connected to my home wi-fi network and grey bars with an orange star changed for the original white bars indicating the signal strength. Didn't even have to reboot.
Hope this method helps comeone
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|20 Nov 2011
Windows 7 Basic
ambidexterous...excellent this worked for me... i was struggling with this for the past 6 months... thanks a zillion
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|11 Mar 2012
Same here, this worked for me...Disable any other connection. VPNs/Bluetooth/LAN/WLAN except the Wireless NIC which is facing the issue..
|My System Specs
|11 Nov 2013
It worked!
Thanks for the suggestion of disabling all other network connections. I went to the Network Adapters settings and found out that Windows 7 installed an updated driver for my old dial-up modem (default hardware on an older laptop). I couldn't disable it so I deleted it instead (didn't need it anyways). And now my Network Status Icon is working again! I searched many different forums and was getting frustrated--glad I stumbled across this old post.
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|11 Nov 2013
W7 Pro SP1 64bit
Welcome to the Seven Forums.
Thanks for the added info.
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IEC 61968-1:2003 Withdrawn
Application integration at electric utilities - System interfaces for distribution management - Part 1: Interface architecture and general requirements
Is the first part in a series of standards that define interfaces for the major elements of an interface architecture for Distribution Management Systems. Identifies and establishes requirements for standard interfaces based on an Interface Reference Model. This set of standards is limited to the definition of interfaces and is implementation independent; it provides for interoperability among different computer systems, platforms, and languages.
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02 Apr 2012
Neev Group [Apr 2012]
The relaxation of ECB norms will certainly boost investments in the affordable housing sector, thereby, help to meet the acute housing shortage. The reduction in the rate of withholding tax on external commercial borrowings – from 20% to 5% for affordable housing will also give developers easy access to funds and reduce their interest costs. The proposal to extend the 1% interest subvention scheme for affordable housing will continue to benefit the buyers in the affordable housing market for houses worth up to Rs. 25 Lakhs.-Jitendra Jain, MD & CEO, Neev Group


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Unemployed graduate teachers will today Tuesday, 8 August 2017 hit the streets of Accra in protest against government's failure to provide them jobs.
The groups, comprising the Assembly of University Trained Teachers of Ghana, Unemployed Education Teachers Alliance and Unemployed Graduate Teachers Association, is lamenting the lack of jobs for its members since 2011, despite several engagements with government for their issue to be addressed.
Their action comes in the wake of a series of protests by unemployed trained nurses who are also demanding immediate postings.
The graduate teachers said they will present a petition to the Minister of Education after marching through the principal streets of Accra.
National secretary of the unemployed graduate teachers, Stephen Powas, speaking to Class News, noted that the protest march has become necessary, given the harsh economic realities facing their members.


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Published: 05/10/2018
Team: Mark T. Bennett, Alexandra Iliopoulos, Alexander Pizale, David Budd, Jennifer Wasylyk
On May 10, 2018, Wheaton Precious Metal Corp. closed a new precious metals purchase agreement with First Majestic Silver Corp. on the San Dimas mine following the completion of the plan of arrangement whereby First Majestic has acquired all of the outstanding shares of Primero Mining Corp.
In connection with the arrangement, Wheaton agreed to terminate the existing San Dimas silver purchase agreement with Primero and enter into the First Majestic agreement. The terms of the First Majestic agreement are:
As part of the transaction and in addition to the new stream, First Majestic issued 20,914,590 First Majestic common shares to Wheaton.
Cassels Brock acted for Wheaton with a deal team that included Mark Bennett, Alex Iliopoulos and Alexander Pizale (Securities and Mining) and David Budd and Jennifer Wasylyk (Financial Services).


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The recent developments may well represent a tipping point as several new domestic and international institutional players have placed big bets on the residential rental property market. Individual investors need to be careful as it seems the institutions are causing some cap rate compression in certain markets. Real Estate Investment Advisor Robert Stec of Ideal Location, Inc whose company works with both individual investors and private equity firms on investment grade income property acquisitions say's, "We have two dynamics playing out, the first is institutions and international …
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… is hot . Real Estate has always been popular as REIT's have loaded up on strip malls, office buildings and apartment buildings. Now we are seeing institutions for the first time turning to residential real estate after a 34 percent plunge in prices since the 2006 peak. They see an opportunity to enter the single-family leasing market as rents climb and the U.S. homeownership rate sits at a 15-year low.
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Research studies indicate that real estate owned properties have a rental market that will easily reach $100 billion this year (2012). The biggest beneficiaries will be single-family REO investors in the Midwest and Florida.
Research findings from CoreLogic show that the rental market for single family rentals are very strong and vibrant. This is because the market is characterised by stable rental income, high closing pace and low monthly supply of rental houses. The sector is among the few in the housing market that provides investors with returns that are higher …
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(First day of 3rd grade)
"I don't like change," Cole said solemnly one day. "I'm like a cat that way."
No, he doesn't like change; I really don't either. Not too many people I know do like change, but change is inevitable.
And change is a-coming.
When he walks out of his school – the school he has attended since kindergarten – this Friday, he won't be returning in the fall. Third grade will be in a different and new school come August.
He knows this already, we have already been to the open house at his new school. He's excited and liked the school and the teachers. But like he said, he doesn't like change. And like I said, I don't either.
I felt a little bit nostalgic the other day, so I pulled out some photos of Cole from kindergarten. I couldn't believe how much he had changed, how much he had grown. It pulled at my heartstrings more than a wee bit.
I thought of how much he had evolved and the things he had learned, challenges he had overcome and how he was growing up to be just what I wanted him to be – a kind-hearted, compassionate person. And I also realized that there had been so many other women who have touched my son's life over the past three years and knew it was going to be hard for both of us to leave them.
I've always believed that the truly great teachers were 'called' to teach and Cole has been fortunate to have had some ladies that I know must have wings and halos they hang on their nightstands each night.
I thought of how these women had encouraged him, helped him, and celebrated every milestone along the way with the both of us.
I thought of how my shy little boy would come home excited over being picked to have a role in a program. How each one of his teachers brought out different, wonderful traits in my child and nurtured those traits fully.
A few teachers, he had since his first day there. It was going to be hard for him to not see those familiar, smiling faces next year. Even some of the teachers whose class he hadn't been in knew his name in the hall.
It was going to be hard for me, too. Maybe harder. These precious women had become my allies, my friends. They patiently tolerated my neurotic style of mothering, my questions, my worries and fears. What I was worried about, I am still not sure other than I think I have a child so worry is top of the job description.
I don't know anyone at the new school, didn't know any of the teachers – would they understand that I am a chronic worry-wart and a tad bit overprotective? Would I be able to walk Cole in each morning or did they frown over that. Am I going to like the people? Were they going to like me?
Then I realized I hadn't known anyone when he began kindergarten and it had turned out to be better than I could have thought.
"I'm going to miss my teachers, Mama," he said again just this weekend. "They've been a part of my life and I don't like saying goodbye."
I understood. I was going to miss them too. I promised him I would take him back to visit from time to time, so we both could stay in touch with these special people that had come into our lives and for a few short years, been part of this process of learning, life and growing up.
And it occurred to me, in the most beautiful of ways, that it does indeed take a village to raise a child. And both Cole and myself had been all the better for being a part of it.


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As Facebook IPO is getting close, details about company's finances and corporate structure are being revealed.
The American company has a subsidiary in Ireland called Facebook Ireland Ltd, which employs 151 people. In 2010 company shifted 15 percent of its profits to the Irish subsidiary, where it triggered jurisdiction's corporate tax rate of 12,5%. To compare, in the United States Facebook has to pay 35% of its profits. The manoeuvre allowed Facebook to pay 232 000 euros in Irish corporation tax out of 229,6 mln. euros earned in 2010.
Besides the subsidiary in Ireland, Facebook announced that it is an owner of two corporate entities in the Cayman Islands.
It is worth mentioning that Google also has an Irish subsidiary through which it shifts its profits to Bermuda. By using this tax planning technique Google managed to save about £2 billion in 2007-2009.
Social Networking Watch: Facebook's Network In Offshore Tax Havens (February 6, 2012)
Коммерсантъ.ru: Facebook надеется на офшоры (February 6, 2012)


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Sale, New Build €244,000.00 - Apartment
Punta Prima – This brand new apartment is currently under construction and is offering 3 bedrooms, 2 bedrooms plus a garage space and storage unit in the price. The complex benefits from a communal pool and beautiful communal gardens. The apartments incorporate a lift to all levels and secure underground parking included in the price.
The complex is ideally situated in Punta Prima, very close to the beach and walking distance to a great selection of local amenities which include the new Zenia Boulevard shopping mall and the weekly Saturday market.
The property is a great holiday home and investment opportunity, yet ideally in a spacious property for all year round living.
Punta Prima is located at the north of Orihuela Costa on the South Costa Blanca. It's in close proximity to Torrevieja, Playa Flamenca and Los Altos.
This location boasts a good selection of bars, shops and restaurants predominately based in the Eroski Commercial Centre and along the N332. In addition, just a few minutes' drive away is the recently opened Zenia Boulevard shopping mall, which is the largest shopping centre in the province of Alicante. Described by many people as a small city it has streets, squares, fountains, daily concerts and events which bring it to life. The Shopping Centre has been designed for both enjoyment and entertainment with over 150 shops including, Alcampo, Decathlon, Primark, Leroy Merlin, Conforama, Norauto, Media Markt, Zara, Lefties, H&M, C&A, Massimo Dutti and many more including a mouth-watering selection of places to eat.
Some parts of the Punta Prima area are coastal with a number of fine quality white sandy beaches nearby including Torrevieja, La Zenia, Cabo Roig, Playa Flamenca and Campoamor. All of them have been awarded the European Blue Flag which signifies high standards of water cleanliness, safety and good family facilities.
Flight access to the area is excellent with two main airports in close proximity. Alicante airport is a 40 minute drive away and Murcia airport is just 30 minutes. Punta Prima is just a 10 minute drive to four championship golf courses, Las Ramblas, Campoamor, Las Colinas and Villamartin.
In addition to golf there is an array of other activities to keep the whole family entertained including Go-Karting, Horse Riding, Bowling, Waterparks, Fairgrounds, all kinds of Watersports, Paint Balling, 10 Pin Bowling, Theatres & Cinemas to name a few.
Over recent years the area has been linked up with the coastal motorway network affording easy access via convenient exits from the local AP7 motorway.
Punta Prima enjoys a warm Mediterranean climate with over 300 days of sunshine, long days and relatively low rainfall. August is the hottest month with an average temperature of 29 ° C (84.2 ° F); the coldest is January at 11 ° C (51.8 ° F) with a maximum of 12 hours sunshine per day in July. The best month to swim in the sea is August when the average is temperature is 25 ° C (77 ° F).
Save time, money and effort by working with us, we collaborate with the vast majority of local agencies giving you access to over 5,000 resale, new build and bank repossessed properties in the South Costa Blanca Region.
We are an approved member of the AIPP (The Association of International Property Professionals) and offer the following services in house and through our preferred professional partners, they include the following – Extensive Property Search, Negotiation, Independent Lawyer, Accountancy, NIE application, Opening of a Bank Account, Finance, Translator, Foreign Currency, Notary, After Sales Service, Tradesmen / Service Providers, Property Management & Property Rentals.
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- Golf - 10 Minute Drive
- Hospital - 5 Minute Drive
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- Pool - Communal
- Restaurants - Walking Distance
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Ann Martin Center is dedicated to improving the lives of at-risk children, youth, and their families in Alameda County by providing psychotherapy, educational therapy, diagnostic assessment, and training. We promote healthy emotional development and effective learning skills. We nurture confidence, resilience, and the ability to make positive choices that strengthen caring relationships, independence, and productivity. The Center is distinguished by its emphasis on both emotional and educational support.
Psychological and Educational Testing Services
Ann Martin Center offers comprehensive psychological and educational assessment services for children and adolescents. Our assessments can provide insight into a child's social-emotional, intellectual, and academic functioning.
Community Education
Ann Martin Center sponsors ongoing free lectures and workshops as part of a commitment to Community Education. We offer presentations for parents and caregivers as well as for educators and child mental health professionals. Suggestions for topics or speakers are welcome.


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In Loose Ends, a new short thriller by Aidan Egan Tranter, a man comes out of the darkness. But what is he after? Revenge? Resolution?
It was a real thrill to work on Loose Ends. The film is dark, moody and very stylish, we knew we wanted to work from it from the moment we saw the opening scene. To make things even better, Aidan had a great vision of how the movie should look and sound. It's always a pleasure to work with directors who have a good ear.
The film was also a great opportunity to stretch our musical style. It called for heavy and brooding electro-orchestral music in the style of Dave Porter (Breaking Bad) and Jeff Beale (House of Cards, Blackfish). This made it the perfect debut project for Tristellar Music. The main track, "Can't have loose ends", underscores an extremely intense conversation in a key scene. Tristan's string chords and dark harmonies are interspersed with beats, pads and sound design from Ellakova. It was a great challenge to find just the right emotional notes to hit while also keeping out of the way of the excellent performances of Will Brettle and the fantastically named Indigo Cider.
Loose Ends was released on YouTube on 1 December 2017. You can see it below.
We hope you enjoy it.


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21 receive diplomas from Potter-Dix
A brief presentation of photographs of the soon-to-be graduates showed on-screen their transition from babies to young children and teenagers, and started Saturday's graduation ceremony at Potter-Dix High School.
There were 21 soon-to-be graduates gathered in the entrance way of the gym preparing to enter one by one. Excitement and tears were on many of the students' faces.
The ushers, which included Sam Bogert, Regyn Hicks, Coby Hicks, Sara Gingerich, Justice Palmer and Savannah Shaw, guided the graduates into the gym. One by one the students entered the gym standing tall with pride on...
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Fletcher Bay to Stony Bay, approx 20 kms return (7hrs).
Not as daunting as it sounds. It only took us 2hrs there and 2hrs15 back. Plus no aching legs the next day.
The track is relatively flat and well formed most of the way. Just one steep bit really up and down to Poley Bay. Oh and it was pretty muddy crossing the farm land at the start of the track but then again it is the middle of winter.
It goes without saying this is a 5 star walk with DOC campsites at either end of the track but it always amazes me why there aren't more motorhomes here at this time of the year. I know the roads are a bit narrow, but at least they are empty. Last years slips have all been removed and the bridges all fixed. The weather well, it can be quite gorgeous and I probably shouldn't be advertising this but for those of you who need it both Port Jackson and Waikawau Bay have powered sites.


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Emergency Medical Responder (EMR)
Course Purpose:
The primary purpose of the American Red Cross Emergency Medical Response course is to provide the participant with the knowledge and skills necessary to work as an emergency medical responder (EMR) to help sustain life, reduce pain and minimize the consequences of injury or sudden illness until more advanced medical personnel take over.
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Program Prerequisites:
There are no prerequistes for this program.
Training includes but is not limited to:
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Class is a total of 50 hours of lecture and skills.
Cost $975 (plus tax) per person and includes your manual and workbook.
A $300 non-refundable deposit is due at sign up.
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Jerome Haunted Tour
- Location: Jerome, Arizona
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Our ghost haunting adventure in "The Wickedest Town in the West" is
one of our two most popular tours. Jerome, a ghost town of 45
inhabitants for many years, attracts those seeking spirits from the
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These tours originate in Prescott, where you'll meet our
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Jerome was founded in the 19th century on Cleopatra Hill in the Verde
Valley. Due to the rich copper ore in the area and mining activity, the
town boasted a population of 10,000 people in the 1920's. Today Jerome
has a local population of just 444, and it's hillside charm and history
attract thousands of visitors every year.