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Cool buck w/ that crazy g2. Congrats.
shoot, thats a nice buck man, especially for early archery season. congratulations, still curios to know why you are ratttling and grunting this time of year, or do you do this all season long
and another one is downed by the bengal
Very nice buck Ryan. Well done!
congrats on a nice buck
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How was it for energy down the range....
Nice Buck!
Arrow sticking out of the dirt straight back to where I shot. I have zero concern with not getting a pass through with my set up.
Congrats Drop. Nice looking buck!
Pass Thru...?
How was it for energy down the range....
Nice Buck!
Pass Thru...?
Way to go DP, nothing like a successful hunt! Congrats!
nice buck
Thats a good one way to get it done.
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I know the fun isn't over under the big tent at Great Glen... but I am home from work for the day. Someone still needs to win the Subaru Lease, and many someones will be recognized for their fundraising , fun raising and probably some other kinds of @/// Raising attention for MWOBS.
Over the years since 2004 that I've worked in Pinkham Notch, Seek the Peek has rattled around for their party venue post event, and only in the last few years have they settled on the Big Tent in Great Glen.
I love this venue, it seems to me to truly focus on a shared and precious resource , one we all support whether through work @ top or bottom of the Rockpile or monetary donation or voluntarism.
Huge thanks to Karen ( BaxterCA2). I sent thoughts up with her this morning for the Brad memorial and she brought me a Brad pin, pressed it personally in my hand and shared a tear-shirt - shoulder moment.
Brad was there.
Kevin Talbert introduced himself today with his lovely wife and the amazing Emma...... if you've hiked with KDT and his family , you know Emma. If you've only seen Emma in pictures.... you may not Know this..... Emma is a big dog captured in a bone china tea cup. Presence?????? She has it. In Spades. Emma is a pocket pup until she is your hiking partner and then she will tree bear.
Brad was there, he fostered this forum so that we could make these connections.
Ken Rancourt this morning was looking out for trustees and volunteers, waiting to offer seats upbound in the OBS Van, He came through the tollhouse so many times I asked him if he was actually " Mr . Willie go Round in Circles". WE knew the names we were looking for, it all got sorted, but the comaraderie was priceless.
Brad caught that, knew that, and made himself a part of that. Brad is there, today, tonight, tomorrow, whenever.
A Legacy is not necessarily a Subaru. Brad is a legacy, still with us.
There is work and committment up and down through many partners and layers of support for the Rockpile we know and love.
I do give huge props to STP 2012. Sp many people stepped up to the plate, it was a pleasure to be a small part of the event.
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Never far off the pace set by longshot Little Emily while racing in the clear, Halo Dolly, the 3-1 second choice in the field of seven, gained the advantage with about three-sixteenths of a mile to run in the Grade III and wasn't seriously menaced the rest of the way.
A 5-year-old California bred daughter of Popular and the Comic Strip mare Spanish Halo, Halo Dolly won for the 15th time in 29 starts. Owned by a large partnership that includes Hollendorfer, Daniel and Yolanda Hoefflin, Michael O'Farrell, Charie Robin, George Todaro, Joseph Schneider and Brett Tahajian, the dark bay pushed her earnings to $752,786.
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An old Chinese saying holds that, "In order to become straight, one first must be bent. In order to become filled, one first must be emptied," or words to that effect. Banks that have developed reputations as great places to work didn't get there accidentally—often they evolved into examples of getting it right after getting it wrong, or, at least, having to work hard to figure it out. During ABA's National Conference for Community Bankers, three CEOs discussed how they provide better workplaces.
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The early 1990s were an ugly time for Stephen Christy. He became the leader at Mascoma Savings Bank, Lebanon, N.H., in the midst of a nasty regional recession in New England that wreaked havoc in the bank's market—and with the bank.
Mascoma Savings, now $1.1 billion-assets, was doing the unthinkable: foreclosing on customers. A longstanding point of pride that the bank hadn't foreclosed on anybody since before World War II had shattered.
Alas, though the bank's northern New Hampshire base wasn't hit as hard as the southern part of the state, that was scant comfort.
"All hell had broken loose," said Christy. He explained that bank staff found themselves foreclosing on customers who were children of earlier customers. Hard as this was on the borrowers, the bank's staff had become shell-shocked by the experience—they were practically foreclosing on family. And for a time, no bottom was seen.
Christy was no newcomer. He'd started at the savings bank in 1973 as a teller and worked his way up, and then left banking for another business for a time. But he'd returned and found himself at the helm in the wake of two longtime leaders' retirements. The normal transition jitters, married to the economic storm, had left people ragged, confused, and unhappy.
Seeking a new direction, in the early 1990s, Christy, the new president and CEO, gathered his board for a strategic planning retreat. Little did he know that grim would look grimmer that very morning.
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The directors were assembling for the planning session. Part of the exercise was to be a review of an employee survey, where the bank was rated in a number of different categories of performance as an employer.
The report format used red ink to highlight problem areas, and the document was full of red sections, said Christy. About 18 major areas of employee dissatisfaction had been identified, and "it was really bad stuff," said Christy. The consultant told him it was one of the worst results from an employee survey that she'd ever seen.
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The bank had long been oriented to its customers and community, and never focused on the workplace itself, Christy said. One of the things that Christy personally learned from the survey was that he wasn't the communicator that he hoped he was. In general, employees didn't always clearly understand what was going on. That was partly a function of the past. He explained that his predecessors, both good bankers, had been very hands-on managers, running the bank somewhat "autocratically," in his wording. As a result, staff had grown used to top management making all decisions. In fact, employees feared making decisions.
The consultant said that as bleak as the survey results looked, improving employees' mood was possible, and she guided the bank through it. Only 18 months later, a new survey found employees very upbeat.
"We went from 'worst to first,'" said Christy. In part, this hinged on successfully pushing decision-making further down the hierarchy. But that was only part of it. Management had to work at ways to improve employee cooperation and communication.
Christy detailed some of the steps that management has taken to make things smoother inside the bank:
• Get people talking. "We work hard to break down the silos and all the individualism that seems to go with the various bank departments," explained Christy. One technique is regular Tuesday morning meetings, where the bank's 12 senior managers share ideas and information.
Over the years, said Christy, this effort has fostered friendship and more cooperation among the bank's management team, so they behave more like coworkers. "Now, they trust each other," said Christy.
• Hire for attributes. The bank strives for a better employee mix by using the Predictive Index tool to select the types of employees it wants, which takes some of the guesswork out of the hiring process.
• Referee with knowledge. The Index is usually used to determine what type of employee a candidate would make. Christy said the bank goes a step further by using the Index to evaluate employees who aren't getting along well, to see if the friction arises from differing employee attitudes and approaches to their jobs and incompatible personality types.
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Jim Cornelsen admits to being a kidder. "I love going around and picking on people in the bank," said Cornelsen, president and CEO of Old Line Bank, Bowie, Md. "My employees love it when I come through, because when someone isn't picking on you, it means they don't like you."
That kind of personal attention from the CEO has helped as the 24-year-old bank grew from $304 million to $1.2 billion-assets, and from 70 employees to 260 in three years, significantly as a result of two mergers.
Cornelsen described some of the steps that the bank has taken to keep up employee morale:
• Employee health and safety. The bank sponsors a wellness program, and its headquarters features a gym in the basement for staff use. The bank has arranged for police escorts for evening tellers when they end their shifts, to make sure they get to their cars without incident. In some offices, the bank gives staff remote control of doors. For "mental health," the bank permits employees to buy extra vacation time by foregoing pay in exchange for up to a week more.
• Eye on careers. Cornelsen puts a stress on hiring from within, and noted with pride that of the bank's 15 senior officers, only two had to be recruited. Making this effort to spot internal talent keeps employees excited about staying at Old Line, according to Cornelsen. The bank's mentorship program also means much to him. "I wouldn't be where I am today if I hadn't been mentored," he said.
• Diversity from the top down. Cornelsen said his bank serves markets with diverse populations, and he believes it's important that the bank reflect that diversity. This begins with the board itself, which he described as "46% diverse" in ethnic, racial, and gender composition. That goal carries through the organization.
• Avoid hot-dogging and "us versus them" thinking. Cornelsen tries to avoid letting territorial boundaries spring up between bank functions by establishing goals that straddle multiple groups. At Old Line, "we all share in our successes, and we all share in our misses," Cornelsen said.
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"If I won the lottery, I wouldn't quit my job!"
That was an administrative support employee at $657.8 million-assets Chesapeake Bank, Kilmarnock, Va., talking. And it's part of the reason why Jeff Szyperski dons a Santa outfit every Christmas.
A decade ago, Chesapeake Bank launched its "Great Place to Work" philosophy. Szyperski, chairman, president, and CEO, said senior management decided that if they concentrated efforts on doing their best for employees, then employees would do their best for the shareholders as well as customers.
GPTW consists of ten points, which are not only goals, but which permeate standards for hiring and performance reviews. In brief, the ten points are: teamwork; respect; commitment; people; fun (that's where the Santa suit comes in); rewards and recognition; we're individuals; atmosphere; we're family; and employees come first. (To read all the GPTW points in full, go to https://chesbank.com/chesapeake-essentials/a-great-place-to-work)
In the ten years that the bank has been stressing these points, it has conducted an annual survey among employees to see how the effort is going and what is on their minds. The anonymous survey helps draw out issues that staff won't raise face-to-face, according to Szyperski.
"We look every year to raise the bar," he said, in terms of what the bank does for employees, "and they look for the bar to be raised." Benefits and pro-employee policies feature in recruitment and retention, and the bank's website actually publishes a sample "personal benefit statement," showing the range of benefits workers receive. (For details, visit https://chesbank.com/chesapeake-essentials/a-great-place-to-work)
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NC legislators introduced House Bill 589, the Voter Identification and Verification Act (VIVA) requiring strict forms of photo ID constituting an assault on the19th Amendment passed in 1920 guaranteeing women the right to vote. Assaulting a class of citizen's right to vote undermines their ability to address every other issue of inequality and discrimination and is therefore a politically lethal weapon.
From a Democracy NC report, consider this critical finding that indicates that the new law disproportionately impacts women. The Board matched its list of registered voters with the DMV list of people holding a license or state identity card. The Board found that about 506,600 active, registered voters could not reliably be matched with the DMV list.
Focusing on those voters consider that women are 54% of all active registered voters, but 66% of the active registered voters without a NC photo ID. Almost 335,150 women are at risk for being silenced because they don't have the exclusive photo ID being required.
They are the LARGEST DEMOGRAPHIC at risk as a result of the strict forms of photo ID laws.
- African Americans are 22% of all active registered voters, but they are 31% of the active registered voters who do not have a NC photo ID.
- Seniors are 18% of active voters, but 26% of those without a NC photo ID.
- Youth are 13% of active voters, but 16% of those without a NC photo ID.
No doubt some women are caught up in the process of changing names to accommodate our culture of patriarchy, only to have it used against them in a further act of patriarchy to limit their voting.
You can't vote them out if you don't possess the exclusive ID they require to do so.
Had women been a constitutionally suspect class by sex they would have had much stronger footing to join those challenging VIVA based on the suspect class of race.
Make no mistake, there has never been a woman born of any color who has drawn a breath being definitively guaranteed her civil rights under the U.S. Constitution in the way that men of every color have.
Roberta W. Francis, National Council of Women's Organization ERA Task Force Co-Chair, analyzes recent court cases as to the effect the passage of an ERA could have considering "strict scrutiny" versus the lesser "skeptical scrutiny" in race and sex discrimination cases.
"For the first time, "sex" would be a suspect classification requiring the same high level of "strict scrutiny" and having to meet the same high level of justification — a "necessary" relation to a "compelling" state interest — that the classification of race currently requires."
"Ironically, under current court decisions about sex and race discrimination, a white male claiming race discrimination by a program or action is protected by strict scrutiny, but a black female claiming sex discrimination by the same program or action is protected by only skeptical, not strict, scrutiny:" "Unless we put into the Constitution the bedrock principle that equality of rights cannot be denied or abridged on account of sex, the political and judicial victories women have achieved with their blood, sweat, and tears for the past two centuries are vulnerable to erosion or reversal at any time — now or in the future."
Erosion abounds in the increased opposition we saw to Title IX (equal opportunity in education), the Violence against Women Act and the Paycheck Fairness Act. The Health Care rights debacle drew thousands of protesting women to our legislature mirroring the actions of fed-up women in other states. Unbelievably there are legislators voting to pay for Viagra for servicemen but opposing funding for family planning and contraception and denying resources for abortion services even in cases of rape and incest.
In the recent government shutdown, slashing of education funds, cuts to domestic violence programs and ripping up of social safety net programs coupled with a refusal to expand Medicaid have hurt women the worst. The NC Council of Women reports that nearly 17 percent of North Carolina women live in poverty or near-poverty. Almost 200,000 of them, operating with no health insurance, may lose out further because our legislators refused to expand Medicaid although it was largely paid for under the Affordable Care Act.
But even in the midst of assaults, four joint resolutions bills were introduced into the US Senate and House in 2013 supporting more than one path to pass an ERA and pushing back against the assaults on women's rights - Senate Joint Resolution 10 and House Joint Resolution 56 for the traditional Article V ratification process of the ERA and Senate Joint Resolution 15 and House Joint Resolution 43 for the "three-state strategy" process that would remove the time limit for ratification.
As tellingly, attending recent women's conferences in NC, discussions of a state constitutional ERA have erupted in concert with discussions of the number of women voters potentially silenced by the actions of the NCGA.
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With respect to a different topic we have a standstill rather than action: After having won the popular vote allowing for the extension of the Kunsthaus, we were planning to celebrate groundbreaking with you, when, this summer, we were unfortunately obliged to temporarily put our projected extension on hold because of an appeal by the Lucerne-based foundation Archicultura and an ensuing law suit. You can learn more about this in our article in the latest edition of the Kunsthaus-Magazin.
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The CSS crew recapped BYU's loss at Boise State and discussed where the Cougar football stands.
KSL.com college football predictions, week 9
KSL.com | posted Oct 24th - 11:52am
Each week the KSL sports team will give a simple prediction for all the local teams. Weigh in on our comment boards whether you agree with us or have a completely different take on the games.
Hatch, Murphy score brace as BYU women's soccer earns 1st win over Santa Clara
Sean Walker | posted Oct 23rd - 10:39pm
Michele Murphy and Ashley Hatch each scored two goals, and No. 17 BYU women's soccer picked up its first win over Santa Clara in program history with a 5-2 win in front of 2,279 fans at South Field on Thursday night.
BYU needs to bust the Broncos at Boise State
Marc Lyons, KSL.com Contributor | posted Oct 23rd - 3:44pm
BYU might have to outscore Boise State this week to get a win. That might be a tough order to carry out. However, Nevada put up 46 points on the Broncos, BYU might need that many points to get a win, or just maybe the defense steps it up.
Dave McCann goes 'One on One' with Cecil Samuelson
Dave McCann | posted Oct 23rd - 3:01pm
Dave McCann sat down one on one with Cecil Samuelson to chat about what it's like to be a die-hard Utah fan while serving as president of BYU.
KSL.com midseason college football awards
KSL.com | posted Oct 23rd - 11:48am
The college football season is already to its mid-point, and we've already seen plenty of ups and downs. The KSL sports team has reviewed the first half of the season and have given out some midseason awards to local players.
Mendenhall sees promise in young defense, shifts coaching focus
Sydney Carlson | posted Oct 22nd - 11:40pm
Head coach Bronco Mendenhall addresses concerns on the defense and what he's doing to help the players succeed this season.
Boise State preparing for a 'physical' BYU team
Lindsey Peterson | posted Oct 22nd - 2:46pm
BSU head coach Bryan Harsin gave his thoughts on BYU and how he sees Christian Stewart filling in for Taysom Hill. Harsin is in his first season as head coach for the Broncos but knows from previous years as an assistant that BYU is a physical team.
BYU problems start at the top
Patrick Kinahan, KSL.com Contributor | posted Oct 22nd - 10:14am
BYU's once-promising start has turned into another season of disappointment. Even though injuries have decimated the team's starting lineup, it's not all on the other players. If execution is lacking, the coaches need to fix the problems.
Cougars recognize errors, are ready for Boise State
Mitch Davis | posted Oct 21st - 4:05pm
The BYU Cougars recognize the errors that have led to their three straight losses and are ready to fix the problems and move forward as they attempt to beat Boise State this Friday.
Misi leads Miami to win with 6 tackles against Chicago
Jon Oglesby | posted Oct 21st - 8:30am
Utah alumnus Koa Misi made six tackles as the Miami Dolphins beat the Chicago Bears 27-14.
Struggling BYU zeroing in on execution
Mitchell Marshall | posted Oct 20th - 4:21pm
After Monday morning practice, BYU head football coach Bronco Mendenhall and players reflect on their third straight loss and look to eliminate mistakes by executing assignments and gaining experience.
Twitter falls in love with Christian Stewart but can't handle BYU loss
John Clyde, KSL.com Contributor | posted Oct 19th - 10:18am
The BYU Cougars took on the Nevada Wolf Pack at LaVell Edwards Stadium and hoped to get the team back on track after losing star quarterback Taysom Hill for the season.
Second-half collapse extends BYU's losing streak
Kyle Spencer | posted Oct 19th - 9:43am
Entering halftime with a two-touchdown lead over Nevada Saturday night at LaVell Edwards Stadium, BYU looked like it was on its way to a win for the first time since quarterback Taysom Hill suffered a season-ending ankle injury.
Fajardo leads Nevada comeback, 42-35 win over BYU
The Associated Press | posted Oct 19th - 12:52am
Cody Fajardo threw for two touchdowns and ran for two more in the second half as Nevada earned a come-from-behind, non-conference win at Brigham Young, 42-35, Saturday night.
Game Center: BYU vs. Nevada
KSL.com | posted Oct 18th - 8:15pm
Follow along as the BYU Cougars take on the Nevada Wolf Pack at LaVell Edwards Stadium in Provo with KSL.com's live Game Center.
Cougar Sports Saturday: October 18, 2014
Jason Shepherd | posted Oct 18th - 6:00pm
The CSS crew previewed BYU's homecoming game against Nevada.
5 keys to a BYU victory over Nevada
Kyle Spencer | posted Oct 18th - 8:24am
BYU (4-2) looks to avoid its first three-game losing streak since 2010 against Nevada (3-3) Saturday night.
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Inspired by the persons and writings of Hans Urs von Balthasar, Adrienne von Speyr and Henri de Lubac.
Founded in 1990 under patronage of Cardinal Ratzinger and located in Rome.
Inspired by the persons and writings of Hans Urs von Balthasar, Adrienne von Speyr and Henri de Lubac.
Founded in 1990 under patronage of Cardinal Ratzinger and located in Rome.
In Rome, a place to discern a vocation and a center of studies to answer the world's need for radical Christian commitment.
A network of laypersons engaged in studies or professions who want consecration to Christ in the world and from within the world.
On Sunday March 30th, there will be an event of great joy and thanksgiving for the students and the rector: a young Welsh woman who has been living and studying at the Casa Balthasar for some months will be confirmed. This will be the last stage of her journey from a protestant denomination into full communion with the Catholic Church. Please pray for her and you are welcome to participate in giving thanks to the Lord at the celebration which will take place at 6:30 PM at the Basilica of San Vitale, in Rome.
invita alla presentazione del saggio di Hans Urs von Balthasar
a cura delle edizioni LAS – Roma.
Per presentare questa nuova traduzione in italiano, interverranno:
La Casa Balthasar vi invita alla presentazione del libro L'Escatologia cristologico-trinitaria di Hans Urs Von Balthasar a cura di Don Alessandro Maria Minutella, che si terrà:
Sabato, 8 Marzo 2014, alle ore 11.00
presso Casa Balthasar
Interverranno anche P. Jacques SERVAIS s.j., autore della prefazione, e P. Gianni COLZANI, docente presso la Pontificia Università Urbaniana.
An anthology of readings from Charles Péguy
Rome, Church of the Gesù, 27th to 31st December 2013
Five days of meditation and reflection on the anxious heart of a God that nurtures hope in the return of His lost child.
Never has a Christian poet penetrated so deeply the mysteries of God's tender heart, a heart that – more intimate to the human heart than the human heart is to itself – is the most pure agape.
H. U. von Balthasar
Reading and discussion, led by Fr. Jacques Servais SJ, of chosen passages from Péguy: The Portal of the Mystery of Hopeand The Mystery of the Holy Innocents
From 10AM to 5PM, from Friday 27th to the morning of Tuesday 31st. Lunch together and daily Mass.
Students or young professionals desiring to learn how to become the leaven of the Gospel in their respective environments
In the complex of the Church of the "Gesù", Rome: Via degli Astalli, 17 (Sala Assunta)
We suggest to make a contribution of 10 euros per day (50 euros for the all course), including lunch.
Possibility of accommodation and a common life at the Casa Balthasar from the evening of December 26th to January 1st 2014
For further information and to register, write to email@example.com
or call at +39 06 86 328 193
Guided reading of the first chapter ("Truth as nature") of this third volume of Balthasar's trilogy, Theo-Logic I: Truth of the World
Seminar led by Adrian Walker
From October 14th to 30th; 13 sessions during the week, from 8:30 am to 12:20 am
Every session starts with an introduction by the professor on the text, followed by an individual reading and study; the last two hours are dedicated to a seminar discussion.
The professor
Adrian J. Walker is a philosofer, editor and member of the board of Communio International Catholic Review. He has also translated in English many books, such as "Jesus of Nazareth" by Ratzinger-Pope Benedict XVI and some works of Balthasar.
Reading of two dramas of the German dramatist: Die heilige Johanna der Schlachthöfe (Saint Joan of the Stockyards); Der kaukasische Kreidekreis (The Caucasian Chalk Circle).
Where: Arnoga, Alta Valtellina (Lombardia)
When: September 14-30th 2013
Tutor: Don Andrea Brutto
Work referenced: the two dramas and their presentations by H.U. von Balthasar in: Explorations in Theology: III. Creator Spirit.; Theo-Drama: Theological Dramatic Theory: I. Prolegomena.


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Call for art, poetry about peace to celebrate Let's Get Connected Day
SALISBURY — The Covenant Community Connection will host the 10th Annual Let's Get Connected Day — "One Planet. One Human Family. One Community" — from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 18 at the Frank B. Tadlock South Rowan Library in China Grove.
The event will mark the dedication of the seventh peace pole in Rowan County.
Let's Get Connected Day invites middle- and high-school students in Rowan County to submit art and poetry entries inspired by this year's theme. Entries should include name and contact information and may be dropped off at the South Rowan Library or emailed to email@example.com by May 6.
Winners will receive a cash prize and be on display at the event.
The public is invited to join Covenant Community Connection on Let's Get Connected Day for a multicultural prayer circle, dedication of the peace pole, liturgical dance and music, activities and lunch.
Performances include "Praise in Motion" Liturgical Dancers from Sandy Ridge A.M.E.Z. Church in Landis and students from Jesse Carson High School.
The event is sponsored by Food Lion, Cheerwine and Salisbury PFLAG.
This year, the pole's message, "May peace prevail on Earth," is inscribed in Braille, Cherokee, English, Malay-Indonesian, Punjabi, Romanian, Scottish and Tibetan. Six peace poles have been dedicated in Rowan County since 2007, including poles at City Park, Bell Tower Park, Dan Nicholas Park, Sloan Park, Kelsey Scott Park and Ellis Park.
The peace pole project was started by the World Peace Society in 1955 in Japan. More than 200,000 peace poles have been dedicated in over 190 countries around the world.
Covenant Community Connection is a subgroup of the Salisbury-Rowan Human Relations Council whose mission is to create an environment of hospitality, inclusiveness, acceptance and appreciation of the diversity of all people.


text: Russound PRO-6HP 6-pair, dual-source speaker selector Zoom Front Photos Videos Item #: 543PRO6HP Review Summary 2 people say In Stock Free Crutchfield lifetime tech support Free Shipping Your price $319.99 Add to cart + Add to wishlist Email me alerts for this product Buy this item and earn up to 320 Rewards points See more offers and ways to save Special Financing Available x By buying this product you'll earn up to 320 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account Overview Details Customer Reviews Q&A Articles & Videos Accessories Our take on the Russound PRO-6HP by Tara W. The Russound PRO-6HP gives you flexible speaker-switching options for multi-room applications. It allows you to connect as many as 6 pairs of speakers and play them all simultaneously without damaging your equipment. Create a whole-house system so you can listen to music in every room. Impedance-matching protection circuitry ensures that your amplifier or receiver operates at a safe load. This selector even lets you connect two source amplifiers and switch between them. Custom-tailored advice before and after you buy Have questions about using this speaker selector in a multi-room setup? Our Audio/Video Designers can help you put together the ideal system from planning the wire run to picking out speakers. Plus, our tech support specialists can help you through your installation step-by-step. See more info on this item Highlights:play up to 6 pairs of speakers simultaneouslyallows switching between two source amplifiersautoformers ensure efficient impedance matchingpower handling: 100 watts per channelaccepts up to 14-gauge speaker wireincludes room/speaker labels17-1/16"W x 3-1/4"H x 9-1/4"Dwarranty: 10 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) What's in the box? | In-depth notes Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Dual-source/6-channel speaker selector Instruction Manual Room labels Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features Overview: The Russound PRO series speaker selector (PRO-6HP) is a high efficient dual-source impedance-matching selector. This high-quality speaker selector is designed for use with either 4-ohm or 8-ohm amplifiers and 4-ohm or 8-ohm speakers. The PRO series speaker selector is equipped with a low-frequency protection circuit to reduce subsonic signals which allows high power operation without amplifier shutdown. The PRO series unit also employs audiophile-grade impedance matching autoformers to maintain a safe operating load at the amplifier while distributing maximum power through the system. Autoformers are very efficient because of the small loss incurred as a result of heat dissipation. In addition, the PRO series selector is equipped with a black panel rotary switch , which is used to set the appropriate impedance based on the number of pairs of speakers connected. This switch selects the proper taps of the autoformers, allowing all the amplifier's power to be delivered to your speakers. The PRO series speaker selector can be connected to one or two amplifiers. A front panel button allows switching between the two amplifiers for all speakers connected to the unit. Note: The Russound PRO series dual source speaker selectors are available in 6-channel, 8-channel and 12-channel. Dual Source Six Speaker Selector: The PRO-6HP is a robust, efficient dual-source speaker selector for up to six pairs of speakers. Designed for demanding applications, this high-quality speaker selector features a low-frequency protection circuit to reduce subsonic signals. This allows higher power operation without amplifier shutdown. Two Amplifier Connection: An A/B switch on the front panel allows you to power all your speakers with either of two source amplifiers. The PRO-6HP is designed for use with amplifiers up to 100 Watts per channel RMS continuous and 300 watts per channel peak. The PRO-6HP is also designed for use with either 4- or 8-ohm speakers. Note: Only one of the two amplifiers connected to the PRO-6HP can be activate; they cannot be both on simultaneously. Audiophile-Grade Autoformers: The PRO-6HP uses audiophile-grade autoformers for impedance matching to maintain a safe operating load at the amplifier while distributing maximum power throughout your system. Impedance Switch: A rotary switch on the rear panel sets the appropriate impedance for your amplifier, based on the number of speaker pairs connected. Speaker Selection: The PRO-6HP features six buttons on the front panel that allows you to select which speakers are playing (1-6) so you can control speakers in several rooms of your home from one central location. Printed room labels are included so you can label the front-panel of your PRO-6HP. Connections: The PRO series speaker selector has removable modular snap connectors that provide color-coded wire terminations without the need for set-screws. The PRO-6HP provides four pair of speaker inputs for connecting two amplifiers and twelve pair of speaker outputs for up to six pair of speakers. Speaker connections can support multiple speaker pairs wired in parallel or series, provided their combined impedance is a minimum of 4-ohms. The unit's speaker connectors will accept up to 14 gauge wire. Optional External Volume Controls: If external volume controls (sold separately) are used, connect speaker wire from the appropriate speaker connector on the PRO series selector to the volume control input and from the volume control output to your speaker. 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I am just now changing my home system around but the once piece of equipment that requires no changes is this. If you are looking for a workhorse that will be easy for the non-tech guy like me, then look no further. You have arrived. Pros: Easy to set up. Easy to operate. Continued free support. Cons: It wasn't free. It wasn't terribly expensive, but the only thing that would have made it better is if you just gave it away. OK... I am just kidding. There are no cons to this item. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Russound PRO-6HP Written By Anonymous, Maplewood, NJ on Thursday, February 05, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Purchased this speaker selector after trying the Monster SS-6 selector. Connected Monster selector and noticed the sound degraded. The treble was not as sharp, the bass seem somewhat flat. Luckily this selector has a bypass switch so I was able to compare by pressing a button. Connected the Russound Pro-6HP and immediately noticed the sound remained the same from the receiver. The connectors on the back are convenient because they pull out from the chassis. The connector mechanism to secure the speaker wire seems like it could break so be careful. 5 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No Add accessories for the Russound PRO-6HP Add Accessories Use wire that is rated to match building code specifications and is safe for in-wall applications. See all categories & accessories Use wire that is rated to match building code specifications and is safe for in-wall applications. In-wall Speaker Wire Control the volume in each location independantly of your main receiver or pre-amp. 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City Manager Jane Richards said the raise was built into the 2013 budget, and there was flexibility in how large a raise the council could approve.
"It was budgeted. What I do every year is I budget enough for a raise, up to 5 percent, and then they decide how much they're going to give us," she said.
White presently has three full-time and two part-time employees. Richards also said the council had approved raises between 2 and 5 percent over the past "several years."
During the Feb. 4 meeting, Richards reported that the Georgia Environmental Finance Authority had received the city's application for the sewer project's interim financing. The GEFA board will take up the application during its March 19 meeting. Richards said she expected the application to be approved.
Mayor Chris Allen also updated the council on the School Street water main project. The 6-inch water line has been installed, and it awaits the proper connections, flushing and sterilization. The School Street repaving project, Richards added, will begin once the water main is connected.
Preparations are still under way for the White Spring Festival. Vendor applications, which can be acquired at White city hall, are due by April 1. The car and bike shows, Richards said, are ready and they will have two categories, custom and original. Allen added that the Methodist Church has allowed the city to use their parking lot.
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• Approving a resolution to hold a November 2013 referendum on permitting package sales of malt beverages and wine on Sundays.
• Approving a bid from Precinct One Auto Sales on the White Police Department's 2005 Ford Crown Victoria in the sum of $2,050.
The White City Council's next meeting is scheduled for March 4 at 7 p.m. at city hall.


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Is lunchtime feeling a little... bland? Repetitive? Do you need some fresh ideas? We do too, so we considered the sandwich. And we realized we needed to get out of the sandwich box. What makes a sandwich a sandwich, philosophically-speaking? Is it just a filling between two pieces of plain bread? Or can it expand into adjacent territory -- burritos, wraps, baked pockets?
Personally, I think a sandwich is a full meal you can hold in your hands -- nourishing, satisfying, and easily carried. So that would include baked goodies like saucy calzones, pita pockets, and more. This clearly opens up fresh vistas of possibility for lunchtime!
Here are 20 of our own favorite sandwiches of all shapes and sizes, from chipotle chicken fajitas, to the perfect summer tomato sandwich. There's a spicy lentil wrap (better than Trader Joe's!), a simple cheese and onion sandwich, and homemade piadinas. It's time to get out of your lunch rut -- try a new sandwich (whatever the shape or size) this week!
• 1 California BLT with Avocado and Basil Mayonnaise
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• 18 Roasted Sweet Potato Wraps with Caramelized Onions and Pesto
• 19 Homemade Piadinas
• 20 Vegetable Summer Rolls with Spicy Peanut Sauce
What's the best way to break out of the sandwich rut? Got any fresh ideas for fall?
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I recently made a sloppy-gloppy crisp-and-crunchy tofu reuben sandwich that I loved so much I had to eat it three meals in a row. That vegetarian Banh Mi up there looks great, too!
Perhaps it is an obvious choice, but I've been making turkey, brie and apples on a baguette (just a little dijon mustard and arugula to top it off) lately and been very pleased with myself for doing so.