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Interim General Manager Rich Ramirez, who was hired in December, said in a telephone interview Friday, March 1, that more than 60 applications had applied.
"I am very pleased with the number (of applicants)," Ramirez said. "We are getting close, and I am very optimistic we will have a general manager in the early part of April."
On Monday, board members met with Phil McKenney of the recruiting firm Peckham & McKenney of Sacramento, which is overseeing the general manager search.
According to the recruitment protocol approved by the board of directors Feb. 13, two panels will interview all of the semifinal candidates March 18.
One panel will consist of the board directors, and the second will be a community-professional panel made up of seven nominees from Ramirez, board members and board attorney Daniel Schroeder.
Candidates will undergo a first round of interviews on March 18, and two of the finalists will be asked back for a second interview March 19, according to the protocol procedure.
Board President Celeste Farron said Wednesday, March 6, that she was unable to disclose who was serving on the community-professional panel or how many candidates would be interviewed, because both were discussed during closed session.
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Recently I caught myself discussing Korean history with an Uzbek person who has never been to Korea, or studied Korean history at school, or has no relations with the country or whatsoever (except for a friend who is living in Korea, i.e. me =). But you know what? He really seemed to know it all - we were arguing about the Joseon dynasty, about Japan's invasion and the relationships in South East Asia, and why Korean women wear hanbok... I was pretty amazed by all the knowledge. What is the secret, you ask?
Watch Korean dramas!
For the past several years, the Uzbek national TV has been showing various historical dramas which depict interesting episodes of Korean history.
Many teachers at school say that Uzbek students know Korean history better than Uzbekistan's history. Although, that is a joke, but proves a point that history can indeed be fascinating in the form of movies and dramas. Finding out what happens in the next episode is a great motivation of learning the actual events in the past.
One of such historical dramas is The Queen Seondeok of Silla (or "The emperor woman"), "선덕여왕."
|Poster of Queen Seondeok of Silla (source)
Another historical drama that is popular in Uzbekistan is Jumong ("주몽").
|Poster of Jumong (source)
Jumong's name means legendary archer. It is interesting to observe how his character develops into a hero throughout the drama and how he obtains the love of his life :)
A fun fact about the cast is that the character who plays Jumong's mom is the same age as the character who plays Jumong in real life, both born in 1971! ;)
Another great example of a Korean historical drama is Dae Jang Geum, aka Jewel in the Palace (대장금). This drama is based on the historical figure during the reign of King Jungjong of Joseon Dynasty. Jang-geum, the main character of the drama is the first female royal physician of the Joseon Dynasty of Korea. You can observe authentic Korean cuisine, traditional medicine and other items of cultural significances.
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All of these great historical dramas extend the Korean wave into the world, including my country Uzbekistan. I believe this kind of cultural exchanges contribute to the improvement of understanding of the world and will reduce any possible conflicts. It is great that we can learn so much about a country's culture, history and people by watching an episode of the drama or a movie. I would recommend all of you, if you have a chance, watch these amazing history pieces!
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What's in the Wi-Fi?
Promoting 2012′s Doctor Who Christmas special The Snowmen on ITV's This Morning yesterday, Matt Smith revealed an intriguing fact about one of the Series 7b episodes.
The episode – apparently written by Steven Moffat – features a threat whose nature is one of those classic Doctor Who ideas that you're surprised hasn't been done yet.
"What if there was a monster in the Wi-Fi?"
"It's the genius of Steven Moffat again. What exists in the Wi-Fi? We all need it…"
Although some fans have observed that the idea of a Wi-Fi inhabiting threat is similar to Mark Gatiss' The Idiot's Lantern, it's not a million miles from another of his stories, The Unquiet Dead. There, universe-crossing aliens inhabited gas – the wireless networking technology of the 19th century, if you like.
What on earth could be hiding in the Wi-Fi? A monster? A digital death trap? An ethereal evil in the Ethernet?
5 Responses to What's in the Wi-Fi?
That spoiler that caused such debate? That!
It's not going to be much of a monster if it is based on WiFi. It will get slower the further you are away from it and over 100m without line of sight you won't even know it is there.
I cringe when I hear mutterings like this, it'll be one of those monsters that makes no sense if you know the first thing about radio based communications. Just Moff trying to come up with another ubiquitous scary thing. The Weeping Signals.
God man-flu makes me grumpy. Bring back the of days anti-matter monsters and aliens who just want your planets resources…..
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Which rolling pin do you use?
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I used to have a wooden rolling pin with handles and had no problem with it. I recently replaced it due to age.
I tried a non-stick silicone one, but found it to be terrible (everything stuck). Then I bought another maple wooden one, but this one got mold on the ends (no handles) after less than a month, despite drying it very well each time. Both were from Williams Sonoma.
Now I'm considering marble, but it seems kind of heavy.
Which type of rolling pin do you use? Brand? Why is it good?
Old British-made maple, one about 3" diameter, another about 2"+. I'd recommend not washing wood pins, a quick wipe with a damp t-towel is enough when needed. Forget W-S. Try Golda's.
I have a maple one I've had for years but I only use it for select things now. My go to pin is this silicon one because I like the lack of handles, it's longer so it's easier to roll out larger pastry and I have no problems with sticking.
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CK: "I hate the idea of using a "French" rolling pin."
I have an old-fashioned wooden pin with the rolling handles, which was considered modern in the 1950s. I bought it a decade and a half ago at an estate sale. Previously I had a pin with a smooth coating from 1970, which I used but never really liked, and later I tried using an antique solid pin, but found the handles too small. I really like my '50s era rolling pin. Too bad I don't bake all that much any more.
I don't put water on my pin. I wipe it off really well and put it away. If you are on the prowl for a good vintage iron skillet, you could also look for a good rolling pin from mid-20th Century era.
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I also have an old-fashioned rolling pin with handles and ball-bearings. Sometimes I use the handles while rolling; other times I just press directly on the pin. It's easy to use and does its job well. I use it several times a week and dread the day when it dies.
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That's it! I couldn't come up with the term "ball bearings" for the life of me. Do you think your pin will die? Mine seems fine and it is really old.
Wooden French tapered rolling pin that I got at Fante's in Philly about 15-20 years ago. I don't like using rolling pins with handles--less of a feel for the dough with those (for me at least). I gave away my handled pins (one wood, one marble) to a friend. She, OTOH, loves them.
I'm sorry that you had bad luck with the non-stick silicone rolling pin.
I use it only to roll out my pizzas, because it works better on pizza dough (for me) than my other rolling pins [I have a bunch of them :-)) ].
I hardly every wash it, but dust off the hard dough parts (if any), wrap it up in aluminun foil, leaving the flour on it. It's floured up ready to go.
If that idea is not practical for you, another tip is to (before use) "roll" your silicone pin in some flour back and forth a few times, rather than just wiping the flour onto it with your hands; that seems to set the flour a bit more than just rubbing flour onto it.
I should mention that the most-used wooden pins that I have, I usually leave the flour on them, do not wash them, and put them into a food safe plastic box. I always put bay leaves in the box to keep out the bugs.
As to a marble pin, it's too heavy for me to use, but I'm older and frail; I let my husband tend to this heavy work.
I use an old wooden one with handles. I have a cotton knit sleeve that I put on it , add a bit of flour and roll out on a large piece of cotton muslin, which is also dusted with a bit of flour.
The cloth sleeve and cloth work well because the texture holds the flour, and the dough stays nice and soft because you don't have to add a lot of flour for rolling. I just rinse off the excess flour and toss in the washing machine...or, you could wrap in plastic and freeze.


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PROVIDENCE, R.I. – The University of Louisville has been selected as the favorite in the 2012 BIG EAST Volleyball Preseason Coaches' Poll. For the second consecutive season and fourth time in five years (2008, '09, '11, '12) the Cardinals were selected to win the league's regular-season title, this year receiving 168 points and 12 first-place votes. Marquette was picked second, edging last year's BIG EAST Championship runner-up Notre Dame, which was selected third. The votes were cast by the league's 14 head coaches, who were not permitted to vote for their own teams.
Louisville (24-9, 13-1 BIG EAST) captured its first ever BIG EAST regular season title in 2011, posting a 13-1 conference mark. The Cardinals were the preseason favorites last season and reached the BIG EAST Championship semifinals before falling short to Notre Dame. Head Coach Anne Kordes returns for her second season and looks for continued success after an impressive 2011 campaign that featured an NCAA Tournament berth. Also returning to the squad is the unanimous BIG EAST Preseason Player of the Year and reigning BIG EAST Player of the Year, senior Lola Arslanbekova. Arslanbekova led the conference in kills last season with 576 and her 4.88 kills per set ranked third in the nation. The senior outside-hitter also ranked among the leaders in points, averaging 5.41 per set to rank fourth nationally. Her stellar season earned her unanimous BIG EAST First Team honors, AVCA Third Team All-America laurels and an AVCA All-Northeast Region Team selection. Joining her will be All-BIG EAST Preseason Team selections senior Gwen Rucker and junior Emily Juhl. Juhl received BIG EAST First Team honors and was an AVCA All-Northeast Region honorable mention last season as a sophomore. Louisville looks to make its eighth BIG EAST Championship title appearance since joining the league in 2005. The Cardinals have claimed the championship four times.
Since the inception of round-robin play in 1990, 20 of the last 22 preseason favorites have advanced to the finals of the BIG EAST Championship. Of those favorites, 15 have captured the tournament championship and advanced to the NCAA Championship, while 15 have taken the regular-season title. Teams have won both the regular-season title and BIG EAST Championship 14 times, most recently St. John's in 2007.
Marquette (24-11, 12-2 BIG EAST) was selected to finish second behind the Cardinals with 150 points and one first place vote. The 2011 BIG EAST Coach of the Year, Bond Shymansky, will rely on veteran leadership from senior Danielle Carlson and redshirt-senior Holly Mertens. Carlson, a First Team All-BIG EAST honoree and unanimous All-BIG EAST Preseason Team selection, led the conference last season with a .385 hitting percentage. The junior was also an AVCA All-America honorable mention in 2011. The Golden Eagles amassed a 12-2 conference record last year and earned a trip to the NCAA Championship.
Claiming the number three spot in the preseason poll was Notre Dame (17-13, 8-6 BIG EAST) with 140 total points. The Fighting Irish earned a spot in the BIG EAST title game in 2011 after knocking off the No. 1 seed in the semifinals. Sophomore Jeni Houser led the squad to the title match en route to 2011 All-Tournament Team honors. Houser's impressive freshman season earned her Second Team All-BIG EAST honors and a 2012 All-BIG EAST Preseason Team selection.
The reigning BIG EAST Champion, Cincinnati (27-10, 12-2 BIG EAST) was picked to finish fourth with 139 total votes and one first place vote. First year head coach Molly Alvey will be without the 2011 Most Outstanding Player of the BIG EAST Championship, Missy Harpenau. However, the Bearcats do return All-BIG EAST First Team selection Jordanne Scott for her senior season. Scott ranked fourth in the league last year with a .319 hitting percentage and was named to the AVCA All-Northeast Region Team. She was a unanimous 2012 All-BIG EAST Preseason pick.
Senior Samantha Hinz and junior Lindsay McCabe of Syracuse, junior Monica Wignot of Pittsburgh and sophomores Valerie El Houssine of USF and Shelby Manthorpe of Seton Hall were also named to the All-BIG EAST Preseason team.
The volleyball season will start on Aug. 24 with every team playing a nonconference opponent prior to league play. BIG EAST play begins with a 14-match opening weekend on Sept. 21-23. The BIG EAST's 14 volleyball teams play every league school once and two schools twice for a 15-game schedule. The top eight finishers in the BIG EAST standings, based on winning percentage, advance to the BIG EAST Volleyball Championship.
First-round action of the BIG EAST Volleyball Championship will begin on Nov. 16. The event spans three days and is single elimination. The championship game will take place on Nov. 18 and the tournament champion will receive the league's automatic bid to the NCAA's 32nd Annual Division I Women's Volleyball Championship.
B2012 BIG EAST Preseason Coaches' Poll
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School Points EAST Overall Finish
1. Louisville (12) 168 13-1 24-9 1st
2. Marquette (1) 150 12-2 24-11 3rd
3. Notre Dame 140 8-6 17-13 T-4th
4. Cincinnati (1) 139 12-2 27-10 T-2nd
5. Syracuse 112 8-6 19-12 T-4th
6. Pittsburgh 96 7-7 18-15 T-8th
7. Seton Hall 88 8-6 17-13 T-4th
8. Villanova 83 8-6 17-13 T-4th
9. USF 75 7-7 12-16 T-8th
10. Connecticut 72 4-10 14-15 12th
11. Georgetown 60 6-8 14-13 10th
12. St. John's 33 1-13 10-21 15th
13. DePaul 31 3-11 7-22 T-13th
14. Rutgers 27 3-11 10-21 T-13th
(-) – first-place votes
2012 BIG EAST Volleyball Preseason Awards
BIG EAST Preseason Player of the Year
* Lola Arslanbekova, Louisville, Sr., OH
All-BIG EAST Preseason Team
* Jordanne Scott, Cincinnati, Sr., MB/RS
* Lola Arslanbekova, Louisville, Sr., OH
* Emily Juhl, Louisville, Jr., OH
Gwen Rucker, Louisville, Sr., MH
* Danielle Carlson, Marquette Sr., MH
Holly Mertens, Marquette, RS-Sr., RS
Jeni Houser, Notre Dame, So., RS
Monica Wignot, Pittsburgh, Jr., OH
Shelby Manthorpe, Seton Hall, So, S
Samantha Hinz, Syracuse, Sr., MB
Lindsay McCabe, Syracuse, Jr., MB
Valerie El Houssine, USF, So., OH
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October 2013
Hope in the Light of Day: A Domestic Violence Awareness Month Commemoration 10:00 am
Hope in the Light of Day: A Dome… @ Downtown RiverMarket
Oct 3 @ 10:00 am – 11:00 am
The Family Justice Center of Ouachita Parish is hosting a Domestic Violence Awareness Month Commemoration. This year's theme, "Hope in the Light of Day", highlights [...]
Candlelight Vigil – Union Parish 6:30 pm
Candlelight Vigil – Union Parish @ Claiborne Electric Meeting Room
Oct 3 @ 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Union Parish October 3rd- 6:30pm Claiborne Electric Meeting Room 301 Franklin Street Farmerville, LA 71241
Candlelight Vigil – Jackson Parish 6:00 pm
Candlelight Vigil – Jackson Parish @ Jonesboro Town Hall
Oct 8 @ 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Jackson Parish October 8th- 6:00pm Jonesboro Town Hall 128 Allen Avenue Jonesboro, LA 71251
Identifying, Investigating, and Prosecuting Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Strangulation Cases 9:00 am
Identifying, Investigating, and … @ Tulane University School of Law
Oct 11 @ 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Specialized experts in the identification, investigation, and documentation of strangulation in intimate partner violence cases will cover the following: Findings from a study of 300 [...]
Candlelight Vigil – Bienville Parish 6:00 pm
Candlelight Vigil – Bienville Pa… @ Arcadia City Hall
Oct 16 @ 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Bienville Parish October 16th- 6:00pm Arcadia City Hall 1819 Railroad Avenue Arcadia, LA 71001
4th Annual DV Awareness Workshop 11:00 am
4th Annual DV Awareness Workshop @ New Orleans Family Justice Center
Oct 17 @ 11:00 am – 2:00 pm
Presented by Crescent City Career Institute & Crescent City WIC Services, Inc. "Perinatal Implications of Domestic Violence" with guest speaker Jose Rivera, JD. RSVP REQUIRED. [...]
Unmasking Domestic Violence Soiree and Fundraising Event 6:00 pm
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Oct 20 @ 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
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Candlelight Vigil – Claiborne Parish 6:00 pm
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Oct 24 @ 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Claiborne Parish Octoboer 24th- 6:00pm Presbyterian Church 618 North 2th Street Homer, LA 71040
Survivor's Dinner – Metropolitan Center for Women and Children 6:00 pm
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Darkness to Light: Stewards of Children Training 9:00 am
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Oct 25 @ 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
Stewards of Children is the only nationally research based child sexual abuse program for adults. This program will increase knowledge, improve attitudes and change child-protective [...]
Purple Balloon Release: A DVAM High School Event 3:00 pm
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Candlelight Vigil – Lincoln Parish 6:00 pm
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The mornings were blazing hot, the nights were shivering cold, but the celeb style at Coachella was just plain cool.With the lingering nostalgia of the spring music festival still in the air, POSHGLAM brings you a recap of the Coachella celebrity style radar. Most of these stars nailed the Coachella look, while others failed it.
Victoria's Secret angel Alessandra Ambrosio looked casually gorgeous wearing a creme Rebecca Taylor sundress with brown boots. She accessorized with her arm candy, Jamie Mazur and cooled off with O.N.E. Coconut Water.
Katy Perry looked like an elephant hippie princess (remember Barbar?) in her ankle-length Dolce & Gabbana lace sundress with polka dot headdress tied in a bow. She matched the look with a yellow crossbody hobo and gold gladiator sandals. Such a flawless look.
The queen of boho-chic, Nicole Richie, attended the Mulberry party at Coachella wearing Mulberry Annie Blouse in Pumpkin Feathered Friends with denim shorts and the Heritage Bayswater Satchel in Pheasant Green.
Kirsten Dunst attended the Lacoste L!ve Pool Party on the last day of Coachella wearing Ray Ban sunglasses, a casual black blouse and denim shorts. As usual, Dunst looked plain, but we love her Ralph Lauren Collection calfskin crossbody bag in tan. She posed with Alexander Skarsgard, who attended the festival with his girlfriend Kate Bosworth. Dunst's bag is a perfect catch all for all the music festival essentials, and is compact enough as to not get in the way.
Jessica Szohr looked not-so-gorgeous in an Express cropped jumpsuit, black hat and oversized MJ black handbag. OK, so the picture was snapped at an awful angle and she was the unsuspecting victim of the photographer, but she wore way too much black for a spring music festival. The jumpsuit is a nice jumpsuit, but Szohr should have added some color and prints to the mix. A colorful purse (Circa 2011) and hair accessory (i.e. pony tail holder) would have done the trick. A smaller bag would have lightened the look, she looks like she is trudging her carry-on through the airport. Is she missing a fingernail? One of her nails is white, while the rest are ruby red. Let's try it again next year, Jessica.
Apparently Whit Port and Ken broke up, she typically looks adorable, however her Coachella getup, screams "IT's OVER". Whitney is usually classy, with "usually" and "classy" competing for the operative word. She wore a pair of Express floral shorts with a white top and oversized grey shirt tied on the side TOTALLY 80s style, all she needed was a neon scrunchie. She could have done without the grey shirt and uh, I just broke up with my beau attitude. It was a little too 90s and sloppy, it hung off her body, like she was courting anorexia and she paired it with olive boots. Expensive sandals would have added a high-class flirt to the otherwise uber feminine touch, or a pair of nude oxfords to upgrade the oh so cheap, chic.
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UPDATED Schedule for Villanova Exhibit
"Year of Faith"
"Icon: The Way to the Kingdom"
Exhibit at Villanova University Art Gallery
Connelly Center
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Friday, October 26 to Sunday, December 16, 2012
Opening Reception and Blessing of the Exhibit
Friday, October 26, 2012
5:00 to 7:00 PM
Blessing 6:00 PM
The exhibit will include Cretan, Romanian, Syrian, Coptic, Carpathian-Rusyn, Greek, Russian, Serbian and Ukrainian icons along with vestments, Gospel books, chalices and miters. The artifacts were drawn from the Metropolitan Museum of the Orthodox Church of America located at the Monastery of Saint Tikhon of Zadonsk in South Canaan, Pa and private collections. Some of the artifacts have never before been seen publicly.
In collaboration with Fr. Richard G. Cannuli, OSA, Director and Curator of the Villanova University Art Gallery, the exhibit was conceived, the icons and other liturgical items gathered, and their display organized by the Very Reverend Archpriest John Perich, Pastor, St. Herman of Alaska Church, Gradyville, Pa, and Administrator, St. Nicholas Orthodox Cathedral, Washington, D.C., Orthodox Church of America.
Friday, October 26 5:00 to 7:00 PM
Official Opening Ceremonies and Reception with a 6:00 PM Prayer Service of Thanksgiving, blessing the opening of the exhibit, with the Miraculous Icon of "She Who Is Quick to Hear".
Sunday, October 28 3:00 PM
Featuring the Icon and relics of Sts. Cosmas and Damian in the Art Gallery.
Monday, October 29 4:00 PM
Lecture by Metropolitan Hilarion with the conferring of Honorary Doctorate, Villanova University, Connelly Center, Villanova Room. (
Rescheduled to Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Sunday, November 4 3:00 PM
Featuring the Icon of the "Synaxis of the Archangel Michael and all the Holy Angels" in the Art Gallery.
Sunday, November 11 3:00 PM
Featuring the Icon and Holy Relics of St. John Chrysostom and the Doctors of the Church in the Art Gallery.
Wednesday, November 14 7:00 PM
lecture by Fr. Justin, Librarian of St. Catherine's Monastery, Mt. Sinai, Egypt at Villanova University, Connelly Center, Villanova Room. His topic is "The Beauty and Significance of Icons."
Sunday, November 18 3:00 PM
Featuring the Icon and Holy Relics of Saint Patriarch Tikhon of Moscow and the Holy New Martyrs of the Russian Orthodox Church in the Art Gallery.
Sunday, November 25 (By Invitation Only) 3:00 PM
His Excellency, the Most Reverend Metropolitan Hilarion of Eastern America and New York of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia (ROCOR) to speak and bring The Wonderworking Kursk Root Icon of "Our Lady of the Sign" in the Villanova Room or Connelly Center Cinema.
Wednesday, November 28 7:00 PM
Panel discussion by 4 presenters: The Right Reverend Bishop Alexander, Bishop of Toledo and the Bulgarian Diocese; Very Rev. Dr. John Kowalczyck; Rev. Dr. Joseph Loya, O.S.A. and Rev. Dr. James Dougherty.
Subject of the panel discussion: The Icon of "St. Elizabeth Greeting Mary", the sanctity of life exegesis on the "greeting" in the Connelly Center Cinema.
Sunday, December 2 3:00 PM
Featuring the Icon and Holy Relics of Saint Nicholas of Myra and Bari the Wonderworker in the Art Gallery.
Thursday, December 6 Lecture (By Invitation Only) 7:00 PM
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T1 Friday, September 29, 1995 Volume 58 Number 11 Mountain bikes modernize police force on Weber State campus By Christine Bush Signpost senior reporter One way to stay in shape and get the job done is to become a police bicycle officer on Weber State University's campus. Campus police are following the trend of campus' across the nation by adding two bicycle-patrol units in an effort to upgrade security . Chris Rowley and Randy Hammack will be the two officers riding the new, white mountain bikes around campus.The bikes are equipped with headlights, a saddlebag on the back for their citation book, and will soon have red and blue flashing lights so the officers can be more effective doing their job. "I have had more people approach me since I've been doing the bicycle patrolling," Hammack said. "The students are really enjoying us being on the campus grounds." Hammack said it breaks down the barriers between police and students. According to Sgt. Kent T. Kiernan, the police bicycle patrolling is very effective because it Inside Post Opinion: Studentbody President encourages campus involvement. See page 4 Arts & Entertainment: One-act plays portray student talent and abilities. See page 5 Outdoors: Exclusive fishing holes with two pounders revealed. See page 6 Sports: Pokey Eckford provides inside perspective on football. See page 7 r""- " - , ; . . V f . ; r ft,., V:". t ? .: - ' S ' ' V j V.'" ) ti , ; ROB OVIATTme SIGNPOST Chris Rowley on his emergency equipped mountain bike quicker on scene access. gives exposure and quick response.He also said that the bicycle patrollers will ensure more safety and security on campus. "On the bikes you can do everything you can do with a car, but just with a different technique," Rowley said. Rowley also said there are several: advantages to bicycle patrol Student service building expected in near future By Jen Johnston Signpost senior reporter All students and faculty that have been concerned about the Student Services building delay, can now be rest assured. Marie Kotter, Vice President of Student Services, said it will be done sometime fall quarter. The reason for the delay is the carpet has not all been laid, the backorder on furniture, and the constant demand for construction in Utah. "Saying fall quarter doesn't tie me down to any specific date," Kotter said, "because we can't say a specific date at this point. Initially we projected the building to be done in time when school started to make life easier on the students, but we had strategic planning and some building redesign which included putting a cashier unit in," she said. With the building changes and department changes, WSU also faced problems with the contractor of the project. "We laid into the boom in Utah for building," Kotter said. "We could not even get cement because so much building was happening in Utah." ling. "They can ride silently and sneak up on people. The)' have more on-view arrests with mountain bikes, and they can get into parts of the campus such as the park horse trail above the campus much quicker," he said. Rowley said being on a bike is a much quicker way to get around. "I guarantee I'll be the first one on the scene, even before a police car," Rowley said. Campus police Chief Lee Cassity is very proud of his two new biker patrol units. "I feel the bike patrol enhances our community policing efforts on campus," Cassity said. Rowley and Hammack will also be involved in the upgrade of community policing on campus this year. This program is designed to have more officers on bicycles and foot. The demand for construction in Utah included getting skilled workers. Contractors working on the Student Service building put requests outside of Utah to receive workers.There were also problems with the bidding for the carpet and furniture. It took more time than projected. "All of these problems together added to the delay of the building," Kotter said. Since the contractors missed the planned date for the finishing of the building, Kotter felt like there was no need to push carpet layers to work morning, noon, The prom class has and night to finish. She said there would be nothing to gain by making the others have to work harder than the contractors."People in buildings and grounds have told me not to push carpet layers because installation is a key factor in maintaining upkeep," she said. "If we push in- west reveals Batcave secrets at Convocation By Alisa C. Rasmussen Signpost news editor Visiting from his bat cave in Idaho, Adam West, the original Batman, addressed his audience at Weber State Universi ty's Convocations Lecture Series, in the Val A. Browning Austad Auditorium. As the audience entered the auditorium, clips from old Batman movies played on the stage screen, showing Batman and Robin fighting the villains of Gotham City, making the world a better place to be. Batman hung from the Bat plane by a thin rope ladder, as Robin slowly lowered him into the water, on their mission to stop the bad guy. Just as he plunged into the water, a ferocious shark grabbed onto his leg. Yelling for help, Robin lifted the plane, but the shark hung on, clinging to Batman's leg. "Hurry, Robin! Get the Bat shark repellent spray," Batman said. West limped onto the stage acting as if he had actually gotten away from the shark. Then the lights came up, fading the movie clip out. With a smile, he thanked the audience for "Nvaii" w ww ise of a new student service been delayed until some time stallation, we'renot going to have as good quality of carpet in the future as we could if we don't rush installation." Kotter, not giving a specific date, says that as soon as the furniture is delivered, services will begin moving. An advantage of the new Stu I '11 FRANK DANKWA THE SIGNPOST being there. He said he felt comfortable at our school because of our purple school color. His Bat cape was purple. He stepped away from the pulpit to allow us a look at his "Superhero physique," he said. "Who is that fool?" West said, referring to Batman. "I watch myself in those movies and I used to be really awful. Thirty years later, I'm getting pretty good. Sometimes I wish I could do it all again." In USA Today, the Batman series was rated the most popular show for the past two decades, West said. "We tied with (I Love) Lucy. The show has been in syndication for 25 years, and it still plays on the FX cha nnel twi ce a week. It's good that I'm still here to see it happen," he said. West continues to be an entertainer, but the Barman typecast lingers. See Batman page 2 XJi ANDY WATERS THE SIGNPOST building on the first day of in fall quarter. dent Service building is that all services needed by students will be located in one building instead of being spread throughout the campus. Kotter's editorial, background history, and the budget of the building were published in the S.-pt. 17 edition of The Signpost.
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Memobottle is a slim, environmentally responsible, premium designed reusable water bottle. It features a functional and atypical flat shape, allowing it to fit snugly in your bag alongside your laptop and books, taking up less space, unlike the usual big and bulky water bottles. Memobottle comes in three sizes, letter, A5 and A4. watch the cool video
You can help back the ingenious project now on Kickstarter.
Meet the world´s first Beer Foamer! a device that makes the most wonderful thing even better. Designed by Copenhagen-based studio NORM Architects for MENU, the beautiful device gives you a draft beer experience at home without the kegs. The Beer Foamer separates the foam-making process from the pouring process, simply pour 5 inches of beer from a bottle or can into the shatterproof glass container, place the copper top and press the button. The end result is a dense foam like you get out of a tap, gently pour the foam on top of your beer for a crisp, bubbly beer with soft dense foam, just like you would get at a pub. Enjoy!
Meet the Dopper Steel, a tough, robust, and sleek water bottle and cup in one, that you wouldn´t mind showing off. Designed by Dutch company Dopper, the beautiful water bottle is produced with a net zero carbon footprint, is BPA free and is made largely of recycled plastic. The Dopper holds a little less than a liter, and is the ideal travel bottle, keeping you hydrated during your city trips, outdoor adventures, long days at work and relaxing hours at home. Unlike other water bottles, the Dopper Steel has a wide opening for very easy cleaning. watch the video
10% of all proceeds go to clean water access projects in Nepal.
The new Zoku Ice Coffee Maker makes it easier than ever to have a delicious cup of iced coffee. Simply pre-chill the stainless steel mug in the freezer, pour freshly brewed coffee into the innovative stainless steel mug, then slip on the special insulating sleeve. You´re ready to go, no more diluting it down with melting ice! Besides coffee, you can also throw in the Zoku, a nice cup of iced tea. The spill-proof travel mug comes with a tight fitting lid and a durable acrylic sipping straw.
Designed by Yves Behar, Vessyl is a smart cup that magically knows what youre drinking and gives you nutritional info with incredible specificity. Vessyl connects to your mobile device and automatically provides information in real time of your hydration and consumed calories, caffeine, protein, fats, sugars, and more. The innovative device also helps you keep track of what matters to you, whether it is loosing weight, building muscle, regulating caffeine or simply staying hydrated. As you use the Vessyl, it is going to know more about you and your consumption habits and patterns, but the main goal is to help you make healthier and more informed decisions in real time translating into big changes overtime. watch the video
Vessyl will retail for $199, but is at $99 on introductory pre-order for the next two months
After a successful Kickstarter campaign, the original floating mug is available for purchase. Inspired by the banana holder, the unique white porcelain mug is both functional and pleasing to the eye, it features a comfortable extra large handle with an integrated coaster, this protects your furniture from moisture stains and works as a drip-catcher. And don´t worry about the handle snapping off, it is strong enough to support the weight of a half-gallon container of water! watch the video
There are a few thermos options available to keep your beer cool, but all fail to keep your beer really ice cold, or from going flat and having a unwanted flavor transformation. Meet the Hydro Flask Insulated Beer Growler, designed to keep your favorite brewski chilled, carbonated and optimally contained between destinations. The secret of the product is it´s construction, it has a double wall vacuum insulation, ensuring your beer will stay ice cold for 24 hours! With 64 ounces of pure insulated joy, and a wide 2.2" mouth means this babys ready for big gulps. via
Hydro Flasks are made from 100% recyclable materials and are backed by our lifetime warranty.
eCool is a beer cooler for the environmentally conscious! The clever contraption requires no power to operate, simply bury the cylindrical cooling system in the ground and let the soil cool your beer in an environmentally friendly way. Whenever you need a beer, simply use the manual hand-crank and send one up top. Holds 24 cans.
After a successful funding campaign, Ficks: the worlds first natural cocktail fortifier is now available for purchase. Flicks is a blend of vitamins, electrolytes and antioxidants that minimize the various negative effects of alcohol consumption, it promotes a healthier liver and fortifies your body to prevent against that dreaded morning after. Available in either lemon, lime or ginger, the fortifiers taste just like a garnish in your traditional cocktail. watch the video
Learn more at Ficks, or purchase now from Amazon
The Frozen Peas ice mold makes creating ice spheres a simple procedure without needing a fancy device. With a simple and to the point design, the silicone mold lets you make giant ice balls in your home freezer, not only do spheres look extra-cool, they melt 80% slower than cube shaped ice, so they won´t water down your scotch as quick.
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Machines for brewing beer at home are no novelty, but what about brewing your own wine? The Miracle Machine promises to do just that, it is the worlds first affordable accelerated winemaking device for the home. The sleek device was designed as a table top appliance, it features a fermentation chamber with built-in sensors and is controlled via a mobile app that guides you through the winemaking process. Simply choose from six varieties of wine and add water along with yeast and grape concentrate, then sit back and let the device do the rest. During the whole process(about three days) you can keep track of your concoction on your mobile phone, you can even add some finishing powder, this will impart flavors that will make the wine taste like it has aged for some time! watch the video
Mini Beer Pong takes the classic party drinking game and shrinks it into a compact tabletop entertainment solution. Each handcrafted table uses spring-loaded ball launchers to shoot tethered balls into 1 ounce cups, eliminating the hassle caused by chasing stray ping pong balls around. The 2-foot long table is the perfect party entertainment accessory, allowing you to get hammered in just about any setting via
Learn more at the Scienz website, or purchase now from Amazon
Brooklyn-based design duo Josh Williams and Eric Prum have an obsession with vintage kitchenware, they have developed a fusion of two of their favorite things, the mason jar and the cocktail shaker, creating - The Mason Shaker! The unique four-piece shaker will add some classic southern style to your home bar accessories.
Check out The Mason Shaker at their website, alongside a variety of awesome cocktail accessories, all designed by them. Also available for purchase now at Amazon
What started of by being a promotional product by Oregon-based winemakers Union Wine, the Underwood Wine in a Can will actually be making its way to shelves soon. The company decided to "beerify wine and make it more accessible, easy to take to places other wines dare not travel, also making it more approachable and less pretenseless, with a "pinkies down" philosophy. Canning wine is also more eco-friendly and cost-efficient. All this of course without sacrificing the craft taste Union is known for.
On the back the can reads: "We believe what goes into the glass is more important than the type of glass it is being poured into.
The Brooklyn Brew Shop was born from the idea that making beer can be simple, tasty, and most important, fun. They created stylish, easy-to-use Beer Making Kits designed especially for stove-top brewing and ingredient mixes for seasonally inspired beers. The kit features fresh, whole ingredients and specialty equipment used in homes and breweries for centuries, simply follow the step-by-step instructions and you will be making high quality and complex beers on the stovetop in your very own kitchen in no time!
Also check out "Brooklyn Brew Shops Beer Making Book with all the information youll need to start your own microbrewery at home
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Welcome to Claremore, Oklahoma
Oklahoma's favorite son Will Rogers said, "I think the time will come when everybody will be made to stop off at Claremore on their way to any place they may be going."
The members of Claremore Chamber of Commerce welcome you to make that all important stop. The invitation is always open!
Will Rogers was always on target with his observations. If he were alive today we are sure he would remind us that "Folks make towns, not numbers." It is the people, the citizens of Claremore, their hospitality, community pride, and dedication to the past and future that will always make "Claremore" a great place!!!
We think Will would continue to agree that Claremore folks and numbers remain impressive. Over the past decade Claremore has continued to experience growth rates that exceed state averages. Claremore and Rogers County both hold the distinction of being among the fastest growing areas in the state. The geographic location of Claremore and the easy accessibility from major highways, turnpikes, airports, rail systems and the proximity to the McClellar-Kerr Arkansas River Navigational System allows Claremore to be the gateway to beautiful northeast Oklahoma and beyond!
Residents enjoy raising their families and working in the hometown atmosphere where the superior quality of life is reflected in our outstanding education, health care, recreation, shopping, civic organizations and in our area churches.
Our business and industry community is second to none. We are known for our diverse, skilled and highly motivated workforce. Claremore area has business owners who are committed to quality service and business professionals who are the best in their respective areas.
Claremore is a destination. In one weekend you can visit museums, attend annual festivals, celebrations, visit antique shops, take in an event at the city's Expo Center, enjoy area lakes, walk or bike the trails or just enjoy a care-free day at the park.
Entertainers, playwrights, actors, athletes, politicians, business men and women known world wide and even an astronaut are Claremore and Rogers County connected. Those include: Will Rogers, Lynn Riggs, Patti Page, J.M. Davis, Stuart Roosa, Blue Starr, Andy Payne, Helen Walton, Clem McSpadden, Clem Rogers, W.R. Howell, Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood to name a few.
The area enjoys a mild climate, with an early spring, a warm fall, and a mild winter. The average annual temperature is 57 degrees, with seasonal averages of 34 degrees in winter, 62 degrees in the spring, 81+degrees in the summer and 64 degrees in the fall. The average rainfall is 25 inches, and the average annual snowfall is nine inches.
Claremore really is a wonderful place to work, live and play. If that sounds like we are bragging, just remember the truth is not bragging…. It's just the facts!
Claremore Oklahoma…. A place for New Vision and Clear Opportunities.
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Speak with a representative from Congressman Mullin's office regarding any federal agency issues with 2nd Congressional District constituents. Walk in or make an appointment for a different time. To make an appointment, call Mary Bower at (918) 341-9336. Meetings are held on the second floor at Rogers County Courthouse.
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Join Edel Godwin of Rogers County Literacy Council at Cappuccino Corner for an opportunity to present your business, network, and practice your sales pitch. To get involved, call Edel at (918) 851-0793
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Rogers County Blue Star Mothers are collecting canned soups/chili/anything that can be warmed for troops.
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Discounted Rush-N-Get-Em pre-sale weekend tickets went on sale at 7AM today (January 16th) and will be available for 24 hours only. At $190 a pop, we're willing to bet all 2000 of these bad boys will get snatched up right quick, with prices increasing up to $215 for a full weekend pass. One of the Southland's most prized arts-and-music festivals Lightning in a Bottle Festival 2012, presented by The Do Lab, will be held over Memorial Day Weekend from May 24th through May 28th.
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Eleanor and Park by Rainbow Rowell
Two misfits decide that a relationship that might be doomed to fail is still worth a try.
Salvation by Anne Osterlund
A popular guy and bookish girl with little in common are drawn together until tragedy threatens to tear them apart.
Dare You To by Katie McGarry
Beth, who is taken from her abusive mother and thrust into a new schol, and Ryan, a popular baseball star, develop an unlikely relationship.
All I Need by Susane Colasanti
Sky and Seth meet at an end-of-summer party, but their love is tested when she returns to high school and he begins college.
Nantucket Blue by Leila Howard
Cricket plans to spend a romantic summer on Nantucket Island near her long-time crush, but the death of her best friend's mother, and her attraction to her friend's brother complicate her summer.
Past Perfect by Leila Sales
Chelsea returns for a summer of historical reenactment at Colonial Essex Village, learns that her ex-boyfriend is working there too, and meets an attractive boy who works at a rival historical village.
The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight by Jennifer Smith
Hadley and Oliver fall in love on the flight from New York to London, but after a cinematic kiss they lose track of each other at the airport until fate brings them back together on a very momentous day.
Every Day by David Levithan
Every morning A wakes in a different person's body, in a different person's life, learning over the years to never get too attached, until he wakes up in the body of Justin and falls in love with Justin's girlfriend, Rhiannon.
The Fault in our Stars by John Green
Sixteen-year-old Hazel, a stage IV thyroid cancer patient, has accepted her terminal diagnosis until a chance meeting with a boy at cancer support group forces her to reexamine her perspective on love, loss, and life.
The Story of Us by Deb Caletti
After jilting two previous fiances, Cricket's mother is finally marrying the right man, but as wedding attendees arrive for a week of festivities, complications arise for Cricket involving her own love life, her beloved dog Jupiter, and her mother's reluctance to marry.
Time Between Us by Tamara Ireland Stone
In 1995, Anna's perfectly normal life is turned upside-down when she meets Bennett, whose ability to travel through space and time creates complications for them both.
My Super Sweet Sixteenth Century by Rachel Harris
Cat Crawford time travels to the Sixteenth Century for a surprising sixteenth birthday.
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Mason Starling, a champion fencer , finds her school overrun with terrifying creatures, but with the help of a mysterious stranger, she discovers her family's dark allegiance to ancient Norse gods.
Pushing the Limits by Katie McGarry
Rendered a subject of gossip after a traumatic night that left her with terrible scars on her arms, Echo is dumped by her boyfriend and bonds with bad-boy Noah, whose tough attitude hides an understanding nature and difficult secrets.
The Darlings in Love by Melissa Kantor
Three fourteen-year-old best friends experience the joys and heartbreaks of first love.
Getting Over Garret Delaney by Abby McDonald
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Just before her sixteenth birthday, Brie Eagan literally dies of a broken heart when her boyfriend tells her he does not love her, and she then must go through the five stages of grief, while watching her friends and family try to cope with her death, before her faith in love is restored and she can move on to the afterlife.
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Fifteen-year-olds Mack, a high school drop-out but a genius with dogs, and Céce, who hopes to use her intelligence to avoid a life like her mother's, meet and fall in love at the restaurant where they both work, but when Mack lands in prison he pushes Céce away and only a one-eared pit-bull can keep them together.
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Lauren has the perfect boyfriend, but when a new boy attracts her attention, she realizes that she must make a choice.
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Bria, an aspiring artist just graduated from high school, takes off for Central America's La Ruta Maya, rediscovering her talents and finding love.