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More Snow Graces West Virginia
This is pretty incredible! Wisp Resort in Maryland and all of the West Virginia resorts have received another dollop of natural snow from Mother Nature. Both Wisp and Snowshoe are reporting receiving 8" of snow in the past 24 hours, while Canaan, Timberline, and Winterplace are all reporting 7" of natural snow. These resorts have received a pretty amazing amount of snow in the past couple of weeks.
Since January 18th alone, Canaan has received 28.1" of light powdery snow. Snowshoe has received that same amount just in the past 7 days! And with crisp blue skies today, you are looking at an amazing day on the mountain. It will be a little breezy and it currently feels like -18 degrees at Snowshoe, but beggars cannot be choosers. Oh and by the way, Wisp and the West Virginia resorts are looking for more snow straight through 'til Tuesday.
Down here in the North Carolina High Country, both Beech and Sugar are each reporting 3" of natural snow in the past 24 hours as well. We don't have the wind but we still have the blue skies! The temperature at Beech is expected to make it up to the lower 40's. It is going to be a marvelous day to be out on the slopes. You should stop reading now, grab your go-bag, and run for the door!
I was raised with the saying, American by birth – Southern by the grace of God. This could not be truer than right now, as we are smack-dab in the middle of peak skiing conditions. I hope you are able to get out and enjoy. However, if you are like me and stuck at the house today, you can put on your gear in front of the computer and gander at the resorts cams. It's the next best thing, right?!
On to the happenings around the resorts...
Wintergreen is hosting their 10th annual Warrior Weekend yesterday and today.
This weekend, more than 30 wounded warriors will ride the mountain with Wintergreen Adaptive Sports. While I proudly served in the Navy, you don't have to be a veteran to appreciate the sacrifices these men and women have given for our nation – Bravo Zulu!
Ober will host the 2014 Special Olympic Tennessee State Winter Games on Monday & Tuesday. As some of you may remember, I was up at the North Carolina Special Olympic Winter Games at Appalachian earlier in the month. Volunteering for these games is an extremely rewarding experience and I'm sure Ober could use all the help they can get. If you're going to be around, there are few better things you could do with your time!
We are looking at an incredible week ahead for getting outdoors and letting gravity pull you down the hill whilst having your stick(s) of choice attached to your feet. I could be easily tempted to play hooky myself this week and sneak in another day on the slopes. Anyone with me?
Take Care!
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WOONSOCKET -- Firefighters work to extinguish flames in the roof of a residential building at the Plaza Village apartments on Village Way Wednesday morning. The fire heavily damaged a two-story structure containing 24 units at the complex, which is located off Mendon Road. There were no reports of injuries, but residents were not expected to be able to return to their building in the wake of the blaze. See Thursday's edition of The Call for the complete story.
WOONSOCKET — Politics and family crossed paths as they seldom do last night as former state lawmaker Albert G. Brien won a seat on the City Council, besting his daughter-in-law, incumbent City Councilwoman Stella Brien.
With an official tally of 1,694 votes, Albert Brien finished seventh, or dead last, among those in the winners' circle, but he was still 43 votes ahead of Stella Brien, according to figures released by the Board of Canvassers.
North Smithfield firefighters work to contain a blaze in an outdoor shed on the premises of 520 Buxton St. in North Smithfield at 9:30 p.m. Tuesday. According North Smithfield Fire Chief Joel Jillson, the fire was called in at 9:23 p.m. and minutes later firefighters arrived to find the shed fully engulfed. Six engines and a tanker truck from Burrillville responded and the flames were extinguished minutes later. No injuries were reported. (photo by Ernest A. Brown)
Approximately 50 veterans from the Blackstone Valley gathered on Saturday for a photo session in advance of Friday's Veterans Day holiday.
Here is a roundup of Veteran's Day news and events in the Woonsocket area:
WOONSOCKET -- Volunteers from the Georges Dubois Veterans Exhibit at the Museum of Work and Culture are planning a Veteran's Day observance at 11 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 11, outside the Museum, which is located on Market Street.
In the case of inclement weather, the ceremony would be moved to the ITU Hall inside the Museum.
WOONSOCKET — If the October primary was a preview of how tomorrow's election will turn out, most of the drama will center on a handful of City Council candidates who might have a shot a finishing last.
Much of the suspense may focus on whether incumbent Councilwoman Stella Guerra Brien can improve her standing in the primary enough to knock her father-in-law, Albert G. Brien, from his seventh-place finish. Stella Brien finished ninth in the primary, but she was just 33 votes behind the elder Brien.
WOONSOCKET — An apparent messaging prank has put a local 15-year-old boy in line for a Family Court hearing and possible school disciplinary action, police said Friday.
The boy was taken into custody by city juvenile officers after he allegedly posted an electronic message threatening a violent incident at Woonsocket High School on Wednesday.
The threat was reported to the police department's anonymous tipline on Thursday and prompted an investigation to identify the sender.
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While Brene Brown's TED Talk is a wonderful conversation-starter about shame, and I give her full credit for courageously putting the difficult subject of shame on the table; the subject is much deeper than she could go into given the length of her talk. I have been studying shame for a long time, and have found much wonderful work done on the subject by lots of people in a variety of fields. Unfortunately most of that work goes unrecognized and so most people are unable to benefit from it. I'd love to participate in an on-going conversation that has the potential to continue long after this TED forum page expires.
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Apr 7 2012: Hi Derek,
Thanks for clarifying what you mean by 'scholarly.' And I want to reassure you that all the people who's work I've come to see as thoughtful and reliable are people who've been writing and publishing for quite a while - most of them a lot longer than Brene Brown! No 'random bloggers' on my list of experts...not that I wouldn't listen to a blogger who said something worth listening to!
Help me understand your question about the 'text' you're speaking of - do you mean the Gershen Kaufman book I told you about?
I do recommend that book because in the early chapters he's willing to be very specific about his personal involvement with the subject, and that humanizes his writing in a way that makes it clearer.
Apr 7 2012: I was thinking that each source you share with me, you could also tell specific areas I should look at or what are the significances you've extracted from the sources. I guess I shouldn't say all...I would say at least about 8-10 sources with basic ideas on the subject of shame, so I could do a basic ghist of the subject, unless I find that more sources are needed and my essay needs to head in a different direction. Though, it may or may not just be for my own consumption because I have not yet been assigned the full parameters for this essay, but my professor said it was a research paper about anything. =)
Thanks for reading my thoughts and sharing yours. =)
Apr 7 2012: Hey Derek,
I'd recommend reading at least the first two chapters of Gershen Kaufman's book: "Shame; the Power of Caring (1992 edition)"
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Also, in Ted Usatynski's book: "Instinctual Intelligence: The Primal Wisdom of the Nervous System and the Evolution of Human Nature," I'd recommend ch. 7: "What Holds Us Back?"
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Education was the primary topic for the last in a series of Around the County in 80 Minutes — Keep Carroll Strong meetings hosted by County Commissioners Doug Howard and Haven Shoemaker.
The Monday, Feb. 11, session at Liberty High School in Eldersburg could easily have been called Save Our Schools, resembling at times a pep rally, with most of the several hundred residents in attendance seeming to enthusiastically embrace what Howard and Shoemaker, both of whom are Republicans, had to say.
Monday night's audience included a number of educators and Liberty High School students. Some expressed outrage and dismay over the proposed reductions. Several expressed irritation that the other three county commissioners, all of whom are also Republicans, did not attend the meeting.
Jennifer Day, an Eldersburg resident, with two students in the county school system, reiterated some of the points that Howard made.
She said that maintaining an excellent public school system helps attract businesses to the county and also factors in maintaining strong property values.
Day gave Howard and Shoemaker a message to take back to Commissioners Doug Rausch, Richard Rothschild and Robin Frazier: "Please say yes to education for continuing growth and prosperity."
The two commissioners have been barnstorming the county, holding a series of community meetings which began Jan. 24 at North Carroll High School.
The purpose of these informational meetings was to give residents a preview of the version of the Fiscal Year 2014 Carroll County Budget that Commissioners Howard and Shoemaker support.
They are trying to rally the public to persuade their fellow commissioners to support Howard and Shoemaker's budget plan, which they feel will stave off severe cuts that could affect the county school system in particular.
"We have passed some very conservative budgets in the past two years, and I believe that's what we were elected to do," Shoemaker said. "But we weren't elected to dismantle (county) government."
The two have urged residents to make their voices heard as the budgetary cycle gets under way and emphasized that, in a worst case scenario, the cuts being discussed by other Board of County Commissioners members could result in the closure of some county schools and the Hashawah Nature Center in Westminster.
"There is a very clear divide (concerning school funding) on the (commissioner) board," Howard said. "It's clear we are at a crossroads, and we are going make some changes that are going to take us in one direction or another."
Shoemaker said that, in addition to the possible closure of Hashawah, the budget cuts being entertained by some commissioners could eliminate as many as 150 jobs in the school system, the county's largest employer.
That could lead to, "a whole host of other undesirable results," he said.
During Monday evening's meeting, Howard used a chart to demonstrate how the county school system is caught in a fiscal crunch due to reductions in state funding even as an additional $4 million for the state teachers' pension fund has been passed on to the county from the state.
Howard said that in the past fiscal year, state funding for the school system was down $3.6 million "from where we thought we would be."
The process has been complicated by a small decrease in countywide school enrollment, on which state funding is partially based.
Howard insisted this enrollment downturn is only temporary, and in a few years, school enrollment will once again rise.
Howard is proposing a FY 2014 school budget of $164 million, which is significantly less than previous budgets.
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I haven't been around much online recently.
For much of this year I've had some health problems. I've been experiencing daily bouts of dizziness, vertigo, nausea and fatigue. It's taken a long time to work out what's going on, but now I do have a diagnosis and, most importantly, a plan. It's nothing super serious, or life threatening, but it is something which is going to take time and effort to fully recover from.
At first I was determined to carry on working, but I've come to realise that stubborness is not always helpful. Soldiering on is not working for me and it's also not fair to my clients and readers. So I've decided to take some time off work, to focus on my health.
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Travel across the complex rocky cliffs of the Grey Mountains into the clean and controlled city of B&W to meet up with your love waiting for you. Interact with the environment, solving puzzles and leaving a small trail of colour as you run, jump and even travel by Skytrain to explore this world.
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Please note that there is a slight glitch with the physics, and can rarely teleport the player around a little. Although very uncommon, I have taken precautions to send the user back to the Main Menu upon teleporting off-stage.
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- Morgan Barnes
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Has the time come for the U.S Second Amendment to be repealed or amended?
After yesterdays tragic shooting in Newtown CT and the worst year ever for firearm related deaths and mass killings , has the time for the US Government to tell the Gun Lobby it is over and repeal or amend "the right of the people to bear arms".
Should it be repealed on the grounds that when originally written it was for a smaller population to defend the "State" and meant for Muskets and flintlocks not semi automatics and military hardware, which makes it no longer viable on account of relevance to this day and age.
That Militia should be held to Law Enforcement agencies, Military and government controlled Para military agencies, with a show need, clause for people such as certain Primary producers etc.
Is it time to tell the NRA and the Gun Lobby there will be no more "collateral" damage no matter how much you donate to the "Party"
What would be the best way for the government to enforce such a law???
And please no Guns do not kill people, people kill people debates it was people who invented firearms in the first place.
The time has come to realise it is mainly our children who pay the ultimate price for lack of diligence in monitoring a problem that has been there for far too many years.
Closing Statement from Morgan Barnes
Firstly I would like to say I did not flag or delete anyone's comments I am perfectly capable of speaking for myelf however I did get frustrated and had some comments deleted myself.
As I write this President Obama has signed 23 executive orders inline with Colleen's post from yesterday from New York.
I have to admit I am a little disappointed that we could not of just discussed the issue in a more calm, critical and logical manner and be able to offer solutions as well as recognised the underling causes, as this is a forum for open ideas and thinking, Then again we are dealing with human nature.
To those of you from the International community thank you for your imput and allowing people to see the different views helds in different parts of the world on this subject.
I will not deny that the Constitution and The Bill Of Rights are the backbone of America, but remember it was written by man not given by god and man can take it away or amend it, if he really wants too.
I am a believer that in the 21st Century we should use it to advance humankind to address the problems of the world and improve it for all. It won't be easy but we have to start somewhere or we risk implementing our own destruction.
I hope that this be a positive start and and an even more positive step in which the US can show the way.
Once again I thank you all for your contributions
"In a progressive country change in constant : change is inevitable "Benjamen Disraeli
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Mark LarsonDec 31 2012: I feel we are very manipulated. 10,000 deaths is a lot and we should try to lower these deaths. however death by firearms are not in the top 15 causes of death. Why aren't we upset that we are dying from heart disease, diabetes, cancer, etc. Diet is implicated in 10 of the top 15 reasons for death in the US. The government actively supports and gives aid to the large food producers and junk food industry to promote a poisonous diet that kills millions (including children). (http://www.nytimes.com/2010/11/07/us/07fat.html?pagewanted=all%3Fsrc%3Dtp&smid=fb-share&_r=0) Our founding fathers were afraid of the government more than anything thing else and they gave us the ability to fight back. But fighting the government is a losing proposition without media and PR. We should work on our problems that affect the majority but we are sorely uninformed about those issues. The sensationalizing of this issues diverts our energy and leads to more of the same by the sad and depressed. When more than 50% of the nation's households have firearms it is unlikely that there will be significant change.
Dec 31 2012: Hi Mark,
Your questions make too much sense. The other ongoing nightmares you cited are not sensational enough to draw a crowd, require effort and demand measureable results, it's a lot easier to stand in a crowd and clamor.
The answer to your question is that for the last 40 years, the Baby Boomer generation has neglected to make the needed improvements in any real terms. The Public School system that is largely dominated by the classic Baby Boomer staff is a disgrace in terms of being a world class school system or even considered socially civilized after about 4th grade. Public Health, for those who have accepted the top down approach is in the dark ages, as typified by it's psych meds. The Mental Health system is practically non-existent as Baby Boomer bureacrats cannablized the very expensive system that used to operate in the US and used the funds for their own salaries (and retirements). During the Baby Boomer experiment, the mentally ill in this country were relegated to law enforcement, where they are now shot in the street at a rate of 4 times any other group by law enforcement. Inner city blacks, were by and large abandoned after it became clear that their problems actually required consolidated effort.
And yet, these dinosaurs continue to show up with no shame, arrogantly attempting to dictate more of their marching orders to everyone else, refusing to acknowledge that their failures are their legacy.
This Mark, is the reason that on this thread, you are being asked to consider the question of amending or abolishing the 2nd Amendment in a vacuum.
The dinosaur trick here is to give you the formula that only a simpleton can love. "Bad man shoot kids with gun. How can we stop it? Take gun from bad man."
There is only one reason to open a discussion about the 2nd Amendment & that is to dilute it.
Uh oh, I better go, I think one of the monitors is coming. :)
Dec 31 2012: Marianne,
All the issues Mark mentions are important and should be addressed. I tried to tell you this before and you called me a "control freak" among other things.......let me try again, so the TED monitors don't continue to remove your comments.
TED has a terms of use agreement...if you scroll down to the bottom of this page you will see the link, and I believe it is on every page of TED.
TED encourages staying on topic with respectful comments....disrespectful comments and off topic comments are often deleted.
This topic is:
"Has the time come for the U.S Second Amendment to be repealed or amended?"
Morgan Barnes, the author of the topic has defined the topic with the introduction. Many of us know there are many underlying factors regarding why people kill other people, and many of us have had extensive conversations about some of these factors on other comment threads, where the topic brought in some of those other factors.
While you continue to say that some of us are addressing the topic in a "vacuum", we are simply staying on topic. We are not simpletons, or uninformed, or ignorant...we are simply staying on topic, and for that, you seem to be angry and frustrated at TED, AND other participants, who do not go along with the direction you want to take the discussion.
You can always start a conversation to address ALL the issues of why people kill other people. No one is stopping you from addressing all the issues you want to address...do you understand?
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Sturdy Bag, Well made It seems to be well-sewn with a heavy fabric. Holds the tree easily. Easy to move with the wheels. Definitely recommend. January 24, 2013
Easy storage Tried to get tree back in original box. Was like getting toothpaste back in the tube. Wife saw bag in catalogue. I ordered it. The tree fit in real easy. Now have to find a place to store it until next year. January 22, 2013
Easy storage for Xmas Tree Much more then I dreamed. Could storage a few more things than just the tree. Have not been more pleased with all of the items that I have ordered from you. Keep up the good work. January 22, 2013
9 ft rolling storage bag I would recommend the 9 foot bag for a 7 ft tree. Need two people to hold open bag and place tree inside. The were no directions included for correct tree placement but were on your web site for the 7 ft tree only in PDF format. January 17, 2013
great gift Bought this as a gift for my mother and helped her put the tree in the bag with lots of extra room for more items to store. We have the 7 1/2 ft. and it's great. My husband liked it so much we are now going to purchase one for our tree. January 9, 2013
looks deceivng This bag on the onset looked very durable and easy to handle but I was quickly disappointed. The tree immediately poked a hole in the lining and the handle was poorly placed so the wheels would not work properly. January 6, 2013
Exactly as Described! The bag was actually large enough to accomodate my tree. It was easy to roll to our garage. I am so happy that I purchased. Pulling out the tree next year will be so much easier. January 1, 2013
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how dow you clean it ,mine has been in the basement and has a little mildew on it , as i will no longer be storing it down there i need to wash it .
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Answer:Thank you for your question. The Rolling Christmas Tree Storage Bag can be wiped down with a wet cloth.
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