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What better way to celebrate St. Patrick's Day than with a new friend?
Va. dance festival offers exchange, workshops for 500 dancers
It's a dance student's dream come true -- a weekend full of workshops and lectures, offered by some of the top names in today's professional dance world.
Just Cats Clinic slated to open in Reston
The vet clinic specializing in feline care will take over the�Millennium Bank building at 1601 Washington Plaza.
Gerald Halpin's Mount Vernon property sells for $18.6M
A 16.5-acre property originally part of George Washington's Mount Vernon estate just sold for $18.6 million, the highest sale price in the Washington area in more than two-and-a-half years.
Court declines to take up Episcopal Church dispute
Supreme Court won't hear dispute over Episcopal Church property in northern Va.
A Reston built out of Peeps? Use your imagination, win candy
Chesapeake Chocolates at Lake Anne Plaza is holding its own Peeps Show.
Wednesday's Virginia Powerball winner still unknown
The $1 million winner of Wednesday's Powerball has yet to come forward after buying the winning ticket at a 7-Eleven in Springfield, Va.
Police investigate threat at George Mason University (Photos)
George Mason University Police are looking for more information about a threat that happened on its Fairfax campus early Thursday morning.
Diva Central prom dress giveaway at RCC Lake Anne
Reston Community Center will be holdings its annual Diva Central prom dress giveaway Saturday, March 8 at RCC-Lake Anne from noon to 6 p.m.
Concrete slabs fall off truck
Huge concrete barriers came off a truck on Va. 123/Ox Road in Fairfax Station, Va. early Wednesday.
Extreme weather hurting Virginia's small businesses
Most Virginia small business owners believe that extreme weather events � not just snowstorms � are creating negative impacts on their operations and communities, including lost revenue due to closings, property damage and the need for layoffs.
Residents voice concerns about Fairfax budget
Police: 5 responsible for BB shootings in Fairfax Co.
Fairfax County police believe five Manassas-are residents -- three adults and two boys -- are responsible for vandalism incidents that damaged at least 100 vehicles.
Jury offers sentence in Fairfax road rage killing
Librado Cena followed another car into a Best Buy parking lot last April to confront its driver, William O'Brien, who Cena said had been honking at him.
Farewell to Reston's original lunch spot
Alfredo and Rocio Melendez will flip the last burger and scoop the last ice cream cone at Cafe Lakeside on Wednesday.
Jury gets road rage case
A Fairfax County jury now has the case of a deadly road rage incident that happened last April in a Best Buy parking lot in the City of Fairfax.
Leidos confirms D.C. United sponsorship
Leidos Holdings Inc. confirmed Monday what may be its boldest move yet to make a name for itself: As exclusive jersey sponsor for D.C. United.
Fairfax chief uses staff cuts to raise teacher pay
Fairfax County schools Superintendent Karen Garza has a history of cutting costs in order to give teachers raises, setting the stage for her budget priorities this year.
Breaking: Silver Line Delay Disappointment
Transit riders looking forward to the opening of the Silver Line in Tysons Corner and Reston will have to wait longer, as the project will face more delays and repairs.
Residents test new voting machines in Fairfax County
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Mr. Darren Osburn of St. Charles Community College has received the Governor's Award for Excellence in Teaching.
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Guests came out to the Island Club of PGA Village on September 7th to meet Club members, enjoy a delicious dinner and bid on a multitude of unique auction items.
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We would like to thank all of our sponsors, including our title sponsor The Terrio Group. Our event co-chairs Angelique Lyons and Mike Terrio were a true pleasure to work with and their dedication resulted in our most successful Steak & Stake yet."
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Found December 17, 2012 on NFL Trade Rumors:
PLAYERS: Ryan Mathews, Reggie Bush
TEAMS: San Diego Chargers, Miami Dolphins
TEAMS: San Diego Chargers, Miami Dolphins
Michael Gehlken of Urban-Tribune San Diego reported Sunday night that Chargers RB Ryan Mathews suffered another broken clavicle during Week 15′s disappointing loss. Gehlken adds that Mathews is currently the Chargers only running back under contract next season, so they will have to "decide their level of faith in whether Mathews can follow course in 2013." Gehlken notes that Mathews durability has been a concern since the Chargers took him in the first round of the 2009 draft. Mathews has been placed on the injured/reserved list after the injury, so the Chargers will have to consider adding a free agent or possibly taking a running back at some point during next year's draft. We have Steven Jackson and Reggie Bush as the only running backs in our Top 50 Free Agent List. For the complete list of available players, check out our 2013 Free Agents list.
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As I think about my upcoming nuptials and all that the event encompasses, I realize…I'VE GOT TO GET BUSY. I Planed the favors a long time ago but putting a menu on each table sudently struck me as a good idea. I mean, I want to know what I'm eating…most of the time. It's also a way to add another layer of decoration to the table but in a very utilitarian way. That concept appeals to me. I like things to look nice but not just for the sake of looking nice. There has to be some functionality as well. I used a download-able template which I found, for free on www.marthastewert.com. There is also a template for the matching place-cards. That Martha! The website is great if only for inspiration.
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Former San Diego Chargers LB Shawne Merriman was part of a LA Fitness Expo and joined in on some arm wrestling action. I couldn't help but root for the big fat old guy to whoop up on Lights Out.
Shawne always finds a way to get involved in some extracurricular activities and this is part of the reason why AJ Smith put him on the naughty list. I guess the Buffalo Bills don't mind the antics.
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The Standards of Good Practice
The Forum's Standards of Good Practice for Education Abroad recognize that there are no "one size fits all" answers for how organizations and programs should address a broad range of education abroad standards. Students come from a variety of backgrounds, and have broad disciplinary interests. The Standards do not assume that all education abroad programs should aspire to the same educational goals, and accept that each has legitimately varying goals.
The ultimate goal of the Standards is to improve practices in education abroad, so that our students' international educational experiences are as rich and meaningful as possible.
The Standards are designed to fit a wide range of academic programs including direct enrollment programs, hybrid programs, island programs and field research programs. They are applicable to semester- and year-long programs, summer programs, short-term programs, programs organized by US universities and institutions, international universities and education abroad providers.
The Standards are anchored in a set of queries, rather than prescriptive statements. The queries provide the basis for self-evaluation by individual professionals, their programs and their institutions, for internal or external review. The query basis allows programs to be evaluated by their adherence to the Standards, and most significantly, in relation to institutional missions.
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Recognizing that Forum members were seeking guidance on specific practices and types of programs, particularly where these practices and programs are significantly different from the same in the home campus context, Standards Committee Working Groups have developed sets of guidelines:
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PLAYERS: John Scott
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TEAMS: Boston Bruins, Buffalo Sabres, Toronto Maple Leafs
The Bruins are coming off of a tough lose to the Buffalo Sabres 7-4. A game in which the Bruins played as bad defensively as they ever have. Lapses in defense gave up many break aways and two on ones. Irresponsible play by forwards and mistakes is what led to the break aways. The worst part of the lose was when Thornton got pumbled in a fight against John Scott and now Thornton is out with a concusion. 1) The Bruins will have to get back to their great defensive ways and who better to get back on track against then the Toronto Maple Leafs. 2) The Bruins also need to start seeing more from Seguin. The Bruins success on the power play really depends on how Seguin does this season.
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KALAMAZOO, MI (1660 THE FAN) - Little League softball fans are in for a treat Tuesday, as the Big League World Series's penultimate day is full of drama. Here's the scoop - the team from District 37, California, has clinched a spot in the finals on Wednesday with a 7-1 record. Two other teams, both with 5-2 records, have a shot at the final game as well. Asia Pacific champion, the Philippines, will take on Pennsylvania at 10:30 am...and defending champion District 9, from Wyoming , MI, will face Windsor, Canada, at 1 pm. If the two teams are tied after Tuesday's action, the tiebreaker is held by Asia Pacific, which defeated District 9 in their only meeting, 12-2. The championship game is set for Wednesday, August 8th, 4 pm, at the Milwood LL complex, and will be televised live on espn3.com, and tape delayed on ESPN2.
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Found October 19, 2012 on NFL Injury Report:
PLAYERS: Jon Beason
TEAMS: Carolina Panthers, Seattle Seahawks
TEAMS: Carolina Panthers, Seattle Seahawks
Carolina Panthers coach Ron Rivera is "certainly concerned" about the status of two starters on defense; linebacker Jon Beason and cornerback Chris Gamble, reports Joseph Person charlotteobserver.com. Pro Bowl linebacker Jon Beason and cornerback Chris Gamble missed practice Thursday, and coach Ron Rivera said he is "most certainly concerned" about their status. Beason has been hampered by a knee injury, while Gamble aggravated his shoulder during practice Wednesday. Both were unable to play during the team's Week 5 matchup against the Seattle Seahawks. The Panthers hoped to have both players back and available following their bye week, but Rivera now isn't dismissing the possibility that Beason and Gamble end up on injured reserve. Follow @TheNFLInjuryRpt !function(d,s,id){var js,fjs=d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0];if(!d.getElementById(id)){js=d.createElement(s);js.id=id;js.src="http://feedproxy.google.com//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js";fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js,fjs);}}(document,"script","twitter-wjs"); var _gaq = _gaq || []; _gaq.push(['_setAccount', 'UA-34100676-1']); _gaq.push(['_trackPageview']); (function() { var ga = document.createElement('script'); ga.type = 'text/javascript'; ga.async = true; ga.src = ('https:' == document.location.protocol ? 'https://ssl' : 'http://www') + '.google-analytics.com/ga.js'; var s = document.getElementsByTagName('script')[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(ga, s); })();
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Not that the modernized version of Tobe Hoopers terrifying slasher flick is a blood-fest devoid of any genuinely suspenseful moments. The fictional chainsaw-wielder Thomas Hewitt, more commonly known as Leatherface, is just as frightening in the 2003 film as he was the first time around. With no dialogue, his villainous appeal lies in his beefed-up arsenal, which consists of meat hooks and axes (as well as his trademark saw).
The plot of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre follows the tired pattern of many horror films past: a group of young adults make their way across Texas during the idyllic summer of 1973. Their intended destination: a Lynyrd Skynyrd concert in Dallas, to which they have front row tickets.
Trouble for the group commences when they slow their van to pick up a despondent hitchhiker who, once inside, proceeds to warn the concertgoers of their impending deaths before shooting herself with a concealed pistol. Not surprisingly, everything beyond the hitchers death has doom (and a gratuitous amount of bloodshed) written all over it. Soon the characters are getting picked off, one by one, in gruesome acts of butchery.
As in the case with the original film, 2003s Massacre is loosely based upon a Plainfield, Wisc. man named Ed Gein, who in 1957 was arrested for several extensive acts of homicide. Most of the murders were characterized by the grisly dismemberment of women, whose body parts Gein used to create furniture and clothing. Other films, such as Psycho and Silence of the Lambs, also drew their inspiration from Geins horrific story.
Lacking the bizarre psychological component of cannibalism that fueled Hoopers film, 2003s Massacre is weighed down by its jumbled plot a stolen baby and an unexplained cache of Mexican-grown marijuana a are two seemingly unnecessary twists and it falters with its incessant focus on Jessica Biels curvy physique. And, rather than seeking his prey to satisfy the needs of his blood-drinking family, the modernized Leatherface slays his victims in order to use their faces as masks to conceal his own unsightly skin diesease.
Though Massacre does its best to improve the supposed inadequacies of its 1974 predecessor, it falls short of the mark. There is enough blood, and enough footage of Jessica Biels wet t-shirt to give any teenager a cheap R-rated thrill, but the movie fails to saw its way into the hearts of most horror-film fanatics.


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Colorado became the eighth state to enact legislation establishing a health insurance exchange on Wednesday, after Gov. John Hickenlooper signed a bill "that backers believe will lower costs for thousands of small businesses. The exchange will include a website where people and business owners can compare and buy policies and pool their buying power to get better prices."
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It's a good week for halloweeny images. But, also and too, for fine drawings. We loved Ivan de Monbrison's and had to have more (website). We would comment further but talking about art is hard. Get the proper issue here — as a PDF (hi def) or in print (b&w) or both! We could use the money. Anyways, more below the fold:
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Back in the day before Facebook, there was a time when one of the only ways to share digital photos was through email. That adds up to years of photos lost in various email accounts, hidden between hundreds of pieces of spam and daily deal messages. Now, with the Lost Photos app, there's a way to uncover these pics and transfer them to your current social networks.


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May 20th, 2013
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If you're a hiker, Glacier National Park should be your destination. The east side of the park, specifically Many Glacier, is known for the most spectacular scenery and hiking trails, including Iceberg Lake, Grinnell Glacier Ptarmigan Tunnel and Cracker Lake. But other must do and top 10 hikes in Glacier also include the Highline Trail, Hidden Lake Overlook, Piegan Pass, Dawson Pass, Scenic Point and Pitamakan Pass: http://www.hikinginglacier.com/glacier-top-ten-hikes.htm
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The Going to the Sun Road in Glacier National Park is one of the most scenic drives in the country. Because of snow coverage, it's only open for a few months every year - so always highly anticiapted! There are restructions on vehicle sizes, etc: http://www.hikinginglacier.com/glacier-going-to-the-sun-road.htm
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We took a trip to Yellowstone National Park and were told about the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center in West Yellowstone. It was worth taking the time to visit. We saw live bears and wolves playing in their ponds, with each other and fishing in natural settings. They had many different programs for the whole family. The animals were magnificent.
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Butte no longer has the baseball farm team, and hasn't had it in about six or seven years. Montana Tech only has ONE museum, the Mineral Museum; it's worth going and kids always love it. The other museum, located NEXT TO Tech, is the World Museum of Mining, which has fascinating indoor and outdoor exhibits showing life in a mining camp. Again, fun for kids and worthwhile for adults.
I see some dupe is recommending Paws Up. Sigh. The only people who think Paws Up is a great resort are Easterners and Europeans. Montanans view it as an overpriced, very fake, and highly pretentious dude ranch. Feel free to go but know that it's like going to the New York New York in Las Vegas and then saying you've been to New York City.
I see some dupe is recommending Paws Up. Sigh. The only people who think Paws Up is a great resort are Easterners and Europeans. Montanans view it as an overpriced, very fake, and highly pretentious dude ranch. Feel free to go but know that it's like going to the New York New York in Las Vegas and then saying you've been to New York City.
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September 23rd, 2008
1:12 pm
If in Lewistown, be sure to visit the Bon Ton. With its 1950s decorations and music it is an authentic place to eat a large variety of sandwiches and hamburgers, and enjoy an old fashioned ice cream sodas, root beer floats or malted milk shakes.
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January 18th, 2008
4:00 pm
Butte is a historical mining town right on the Continental Divide with the old Welsh Mines still doting the landscape. Montana Tech has a couple of fine museums and is home to a Houston Astros farm team. Also the Copper King Mansions are always a fun place to visit and hear about the glory days of yore. Once the Richest Hill on Earth and home to dozens of nationalities during it's gold and copper rush, Butte is worth exploring for any history buff.
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If you are looking for a great place to visit in Montana, be sure to check out The Resort at Paws Up....it has 7 miles of the Blackfoot River running right through the center of the huge property...it's gorgeous! Plus the accommodations and food is superb! www.pawsup.com
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Ok guys n Gals where would you recomend to go hog hunting? web page would be appreciated. looking to go in mar 09. Bow hunting.
If all else fails Firediver JR will be seeing me on his front door step:D
Thanks for any info.
Uh............4doutfitters in TX comes 1st to my mind!!!!!!! :):)
Ummm... Coodster. Keep in mind, I haven't seen this place... I've only seen reports on the place.
I've never met Nate or Preacher, but I've talked to Tina, Nate's wife.
I've read and read and read about place after place after place. I have not read SO MANY positive things on multiple websites, SO MANY positive reports, and someone... no TWO PEOPLE came from MAINE.... the state WAY OUT NORTH... where the pilgrams landed... to hunt with Nate and Randy.
IF you need one more ringing reason... see my thread under User Hunts titled First Target: HOG.
www.4Doutfitters.com period
Ralph and Vicki go to Florida. I don't know squat about the guy they use, but I do know that without knowing me, or my situation, Nate ponied up a freebie to my daughter. What's that tell ya about the guy?
thanks ladybow n Colo Rick, this is the same place as Great whit hunter went a few mos ago right? I'll have to pm them and get more details but it will prob be just me going so I don't know if that will be an issue, as most places I have seen on the web they want groups of hunters not just one? real nice of them to let your daughter take one for free.
Florida is just to far for me to drive. all the flying I have done recently I don't care to fly for a while and the weather here in march is very unpredictible, just a week ago we had 4" of snow so texas would be a nice change at that time of year.
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GWH lives about 45 minutes away from them. He's there a lot and good friends with nate, the owner. just pm nate or go to the website.
as for a solo run... well ladybowhbtr can verify this but I believe she went by hersef too. as far as I could tell from the website, I don't think nate minds a loner : )
check though. like I said Ilm no expert on the place but I know people... nate's good people in my book.
Hey ya'll! I'm way up North tonight in Salt Lake City, UT, feeling a little outa' place.
Anyway Coodster,
While Nate is a good friend of mine (Randy as well) I would not suggest Nate's place if I didn't believe in what he's doing aside from our friendship. Nate and Randy are the finest guys around. Their character, hospitality, and sense of ethics are unquestionable. The way they are with customers is the way they are with friends. There is no show. Further, the place is not the ritz. But, if you want to spend time with guys that will treat you like family...If you want to spend time with guys that care more about giving you gret memories than anything else...if you want excellent opportunities on hogs and a complete Lone Star experience then 4D is your place and Nate is your guy. Don't just take my word for it, go there, see for yourself. Who knows, maybe I can get there to visit ya too! Also, I can not think of anyone more knowledgeable on hogs than Nate in our forum or a number of others. He knows his stuff and is always willing to impart it to those who have an interest.
You can always PM me with any questions about hogs, Nate or anything else. If you don't want to go see Nate I'll help you find another place.
Hope this helps!;)
oh yeh punk, rub it in :cool::D
Yep, I went by myself. Once I was there, I was anything but alone. These guys treat you like a long lost sister....er......for you guys.......brother!!!! Very congenial, thoughtful and courteous. Real Texas Gentlemen. God, I miss Texas. Just nothing like it!!!! Wisonsin has it's points but, there's no place like home!!!!!
Yep, he takes lone hunters.
More room for me:D:cool::eek:
Maybe I won't hunt but would like to come down and meet ya and hang out a bit if the time/dates work out. Give Nate a call when you get some time or PM him if you decide his place is a go. He'll take good care of you. ;)
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Chicago, IL, United States (4E Sports) – U.S. national soccer team head coach Jurgen Klinsmann declared that no player is guaranteed a spot on the 2014 World Cup squad, even captain Clint Dempsey.
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"He is not one of many in the Premier League and that is a very difficult task to deal with because they expect a goal every game, which is impossible because three guys jump on him," Klinsmann said.
The United States (6-2-1), which clinched its seventh straight World Cup berth last month, beat Jamaica 2-0 to seal first place in the 2014 CONCACAF World Cup qualifying group last week.
Klinsmann said the squad is building up depth at both full back positions, suggesting that Michael Bradley and Jermaine Jones can be leaders in the central midfield.
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While I think that woudl be great, I don't think Blizzard just wants to give everyone a 10% speed increase without it being limited somehow.
Having it take a slot, having it be only usable on one mount, that's the path they go for. Just having a random 10 percent increase that you buy once and never think about again, is not something they ever do.
I mean, think of any other special buff that you can use without giving something up?
theremover said...
I rather liked the idea they had about enchanting the mounts themselves until they made other changes removing the mounts from inventory. I'm not sure what would be best, I was excited about LWing being ever so slightly profitable again.
While I mostly agree, I also feel they have to attempt at least a cursory nod to "reality". Yes this is a Fantasy themed game, but think about it - how would a Riding Crop (you know the thing you smack a horse with to make it go faster) actually *teach* you anything? You all know as well as I that it wouldn't. It's not like smacking your mount several times translates into a learnable spell...at least not by any stretch of my not entirely insubstantial imagination!
I'm sure there will be a way that 'makes sense' but having a Riding crop that turns into something you have in your spellbook is not the answer imo. It's the little details like this, and the way that Blizz seems to get them mostly right, that separates this game from others. I'm glad they are still using their thinking caps and have not yet decided on a solution.
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Either a passive talent, or if it really still needs a physical presence of some sort, how about simply having one in your pack grants the buff. I mean, you don't have to equip a skinning knife to skin or a pickax to mine. You're just using it to smack your ride to go faster... I still question how that works with Mechanostriders anyway. Or the helicopters.
I would utterly hate to see yet another stream of itemisation to muddy the water.
In response to Slayblaze' nod to reality, would it really be necessary in the context of a system where we have the potential for innumerable mounts stored 'somewhere', accessed through a menu and summoned from the ether?
A passive 'talent' learned through a riding crop need not necessarily mean that one has permanently learned to increase their mounted speed without thwacking their mount with said crop. Merely that they have the permanent use of a crop when summoning their mount, they do all have riding harnesses after all, it's not as if we carry those in our bags.
A passive buff named Riding Crop granting 10% speed increase while mounted seems perfectly acceptable to me. Or a similar learning use of the crop that grants a (+#) to riding skill that translates to the same. We really don't need to introduce yet more itemisation here.
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I think the best thing would be to somehow incorporate this into inscription and apply riding crops to the summoning spells for mounts


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The Lost World of the Maya
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2011 Volkswagen Jettavwjetta823, Chino Hills, CA, February 12, 2011 23:42Bought the 2011 VW Jetta SE a couple of weeks ago. Check engine light lit. Took car into repair at Riverside VW. Told it was bad relay for air pump(emissions). Problem fixed. 3 days later, check engine light on again. with radio off, you can hear some kind of grinding noise when car revs 2000-3000 rpm. So far, this is my first bad experience since owning 2 VW's in past.Rookie


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School changes could impact tax structures
With changes being made to Webster Parish School campuses, principal and teacher assignments and attendance zones, some community members may be wondering how the changes will impact their taxes.
"Any kind of change in the bonding districts would have to be approved by the voters," Webster Parish School Board Assistant Superintendent Jackie Sharp said. "I'm not saying there will never be a time where that could happen."
According to the Webster Parish Tax Assessors office, bonding districts follow independent boundaries; they do not follow police jury or school board district lines. Any revenue collected in the bonding districts stays in the bonding district. For instance, a Minden property owner's millages would be spent in Minden and would not be used in another area.
"We have separate bonding districts in our parish while some parishes like Caddo are one big bonding district," Sharp said. "So they can vote in a property tax to build or renovate schools and use that money throughout the parish and we can't do that.
"At this point we don't have it in our plans to do that in the immediate future," she continued. "So everything will stay the same as of right now."
Sharp and the assessor's office confirmed that property owners will continue to pay their current millages, even if their students attend school outside the bonding district.
"Everyone is contributing somewhere, it may not be the same school that their child is attending," Sharp said. "I am sure we will have to look at this issue but not in the immediate future."
Sharp said that some questions concerning bonding districts were raised during the community meetings held before the WPSB voted to reconfigure schools in an effort to save money in light of the projected $5 million dollar deficit for the 2011/2012 school year.
"There are other pressing issues that we have to address first," she said. "For one thing, the judge still has to approve all these changes. So I think any discussion about the bonding districts would be premature until we get the final go ahead from the court."
Current millages for property in Webster Parish are as follows:
District 6 (Minden) 29 mils
District 7 (Doyline) 35 mils
District 8 (Springhill) 46.12 mils
District 12 (Cotton Valley) 19 mils
District 35 (Sarepta) 65 mils
Consolidated District 1 (Shongaloo) 19 mils
Consolidated District 3 (Sibley/Dubberly) 44.37 mils
The millages are in addition to a parish-wide millage of 15.76 mils that every property owner pays.
In addition to millages, revenues from three sales taxes are forwarded to the Webster Parish School Board.
"Some of the sales taxes, like the 1996 and 1969, are parish wide, and that money is used all over the parish," Sharp said.
The 1969 and 1996 sales taxes were approved by voters in the respective years. Both taxes call for a one percent, or one-cent sales tax on goods purchased in Webster Parish. The revenue from these taxes is dedicated to supplement teacher salaries and other specific items such as school buses, computers and retirement benefits. The board is restricted by the specific wording of the sales tax propositions as to what the revenue can be spent on, how much can be spent and when it can be spent.
"Then you have the District 6's one half-cent sales tax – it was and will be only used and taxed in the Minden area for maintenance and construction needs," Sharp said. "So anyone that shops in Minden contributes to that half-cent sales tax, just like when we shop in Bossier or Caddo parishes we are contributing to their tax revenues."
The District 6 sales tax of a half percent will generate funds for the 25 years following its approval (2029). The revenue collected from the District 6 sales tax is dedicated to maintenance specifically for Minden schools.
"The sales taxes that are already in place will remain the same," Sharp said. "As long as community members shop at home, in our parish, they are helping us."To view more information on Webster Parish Taxes visit www.laota.com or www.websterassessor.org.