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A St. Mary's County man and a Charles County woman were killed in a Sunday afternoon traffic accident in Huntingtown, and the Calvert County Sheriff's Office is investigating.
At 12:45 p.m. Oct. 6, sheriff's office Patrol Bureau and Crash Reconstruction Team members responded to Plum Point Road near Twin Oak Lane in Huntingtown for a reported motor vehicle collision involving a motorcycle, according to a press release.
Police said a silver 2013 Ford Escape was partially in the westbound lane of Plum Point Road and a 2012 Harley-Davidson motorcycle was on its side in the center of the same lane. The two vehicles were involved in "an apparent head-on collision," the release states, and both the operator and passenger of the motorcycle were ejected from the vehicle and were found lying in the road.
The Harley-Davidson, driven by Bruce Monteith, 56, of Mechanicsville, was heading west on Plum Point Road. Gloriana Beauvis, 44, of Hughesville was a passenger on the motorcycle, police said. As the Harley-Davidson approached the intersection of Plum Point Road and Twin Oak Lane, the Ford, driven by Sherry Horseman, 50, of Chesapeake Beach, was heading east on Plum Point Road, the release states. In an attempt to enter a private driveway, the Ford turned left in front of the motorcycle and the two vehicles collided, police said.
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As a Sophomore in 2011-12: Participated in 17 games…Tallied one assist on the year against Union in a 5-1 win on 10/29…Took a season-high two shots against Yale on 11/4.
As a Freshman in 2010-11: Saw action in 18 games…Recorded two points on the season on two assists…Registered her only two points of the season on 11/12 in a 4-1 victory over Harvard. She assisted on Quinnipiac's first and fourth goal of the contest.
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Bode Miller took the 33rd win of his career, and third in Beaver Creek, with this super impressive performance in the downhill. Miller put in "an amazing run from top to bottom," according to the Head coach of the American Team as he got back to winning ways; this was his first win since Wengen in 2010 and his first Downhill win since 2008.
Miller started 12 and this unusual early start for him had him slightly nervous in the start, he admitted afterwards. It was hard to see this as he took to the course. Miller is one of the top racers to watch and he was a man on a mission this time: he took an attacking line, tucked in places he had not tucked before and when he crossed the line to grab the lead from fellow HEAD Rebel, Johan Clarey (who would end up placing fourth), Miller had put his all in to the race.
With all of the top racers still to come, including winner of the previous downhill in Lake Louise, Didier Cuche, Miller knew that "It was just a matter of sit and wait to see if I'd done enough."
With Miller down and a great time set, the rest had to attack. One by one they came down and Miller's time stood proud. Beat Feuz almost stole the show but crossed the line 0.04 behind the HEAD racer with Klaus Kroell in third, Clarey in fourth and Aksel Lund Svindal made it three HEAD rebels in the top five.
"I love to ski the way I did today. When I came across the finish line I was 100% satisfied, and it's great to have it coincide with a win," explained Miller after the race."It was tactics - being able to commit to taking that kind of risk. It's really demanding on this hill. You see how tight the course is. If you try to back off in any spot, a few tenths can slip away from you and I didn't back off anywhere. I had my foot on the gas the whole time."
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M'Zab Valley
A traditional human habitat, created in the 10th century by the Ibadites around their five ksour (fortified cities), has been preserved intact in the M'Zab valley. Simple, functional and perfectly adapted to the environment, the architecture of M'Zab was designed for community living, while respecting the structure of the family. It is a source of inspiration for today's urban planners.
Vallée du M'Zab
Le paysage de la vallée du M'Zab, créé au Xe siècle par les Ibadites autour de leurs cinq ksour, ou villages fortifiés, semble être resté intact. Simple, fonctionnelle et parfaitement adaptée à l'environnement, l'architecture du M'Zab a été conçue pour la vie en communauté, tout en respectant les structures familiales. C'est une source d'inspiration pour les urbanistes d'aujourd'hui.
وادي مزاب
يبدو منظر وادي مزاب الذي تأسس في القرن العاشرعلى يد الأباظيين حول قصورهم الخمس أو قراهم المعزّزة وكأنه لا يزال على حاله. وقد صُمّمت الهندسة المعمارية لمزاب، وهي بسيطة وعملية ومتكيّفة تماماً مع البيئة من حولها، للعيش في الجماعة مع احترام البنى العائلية. إنها مصدر وحي لعلماء التنظيم المدني اليوم.
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这是一个传统的人类居住地,由伊巴底人(the Ibadites)于十世纪围绕五座城邦修建而成,完整保存在姆扎卜山谷中。姆扎卜建筑简朴、实用,完美地与环境融为了一体。姆扎卡的建筑结构视为群体居住而设计的,但同时也考虑到了家庭的结构,当今城市建筑的设计者可以此为借鉴。
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Долина Мзаб
Традиционный район поселения мусульман-ибадитов, существующий с X в. вокруг пяти ксуров (укрепленных городов) в долине Мзаб, сохранился до нашего времени неизменным. Простая и функциональная, великолепно приспособленная к окружающей среде архитектура района Мзаб была предназначена для жизни общин, придерживающихся традиционной семейной структуры. Это - источник вдохновения и для современных градостроителей.
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Valle del M'Zab
El paisaje del Valle del M'Zab, creado por los ibaditas en torno a cinco aldeas fortificadas (ksur), se conserva prácticamente intacto. Sencilla, funcional y perfectamente adaptada al entorno, su arquitectura fue diseñada para una vida en comunidad que respetase las estructuras familiares. El sitio constituye una fuente de inspiración para los urbanistas contemporáneos.
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De M'Zab vallei
In de M'Zab vallei is een traditionele leefomgeving bewaard en intact gebleven. In de 10e eeuw richten de Ibadieten deze habitat op rond hun vijf ksour (versterkte steden). De architectuur van M'Zab was eenvoudig, functioneel en aangepast aan de omgeving. Elk huis bestond uit een standaard ruimte waarmee men aangaf gelijk te zijn aan elkaar. De familiestructuur stond hoog in het vaandel. Hiermee hoopten de Ibadieten hun intimiteit en autonomie te behouden. M'Zab getuigt van een inheemse architectuur die ongekunsteld was, maar perfect aansloot op de omgeving. Om deze reden is M'Zab vandaag de dag nog steeds een inspiratiebron voor architecten en stedenplanners.
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Outstanding Universal Value
Brief synthesis
Located 600 km south of Algiers, in the heart of the Sahara Desert, the five ksour (fortified villages) of the M'Zab Valley form an extraordinarily homogenous ensemble constituting, in the desert, the mark of a sedentary and urban civilization possessing an original culture that has, through its own merit, preserved its cohesion throughout the centuries. Comprised of ksour and palm groves of El-Atteuf, Bounoura, Melika, Ghardaïa and Beni-Isguen (founded between 1012 and 1350), the M'Zab Valley has conserved practically the same way of life and the same building techniques since the 11th century, ordered as much by a specific social and cultural context, as by the need for adaptation to a hostile environment, the choice of which responded to a historic need for withdrawal and a defensive imperative. Each of these miniature citadels, surrounded by walls, is dominated by a mosque, the minaret of which functions as a watchtower. The mosque is conceived as a fortress, the last bastion of resistance in the event of a siege, and comprises an arsenal and a grain store. Around this building, which is essential for communal life, are houses built in concentric circles up to the ramparts. Each house constitutes a cubic cell of standard type, illustrating an egalitarian society founded on the respect for the family structure, aiming at the preservation of its intimacy and autonomy. At the beginning of the first millennium, the Ibadis created in the M'Zab, with local materials, a vernacular architecture which, with its perfect adaptation to the environment and the simplicity of its forms, is an example and an influence for contemporary architecture and town-planning.
Criterion (ii): The anthropic ensembles of the M'Zab Valley bear witness, by their exceedingly original architecture dating from the beginning of the 11th century and by their rigour and organization, to an outstanding and original occupation model for human settlements of the cultural area of central Sahara. This model settlement has exercised considerable influence for nearly a millennium on Arab architecture and town-planning, including architects and town-planners of the 20th century, from Le Corbusier to Fernand Pouillon and André Raverau.
Criterion (iii): The three elements constituting the urban ensembles and settlements of the M'Zab Valley: ksar, cemetary, and palm grove with its summer citadel, are an exceptional testimony of the Ibadis culture at its height and the egalitarian principle that was meticulously applied by the Mozabite society.
Criterion (v): The elements constituting the M'Zab Valley are an outstanding example of a traditional human settlement, representative of the Ibadis culture that, through the ingenious system for the capture and distribution of water and the creation of palm groves, demonstrates the extremely efficient human interaction with a semi-desert environment.
Integrity (2009)
The boundaries of the site are well defined and include all the attributes of the property. Restoration operations of historical cultural and cult monuments (mausoleums and mosques), the defensive system (surround, watchtowers, ramparts and house ramparts) and the hydraulic system, contribute towards the maintenance of integrity. Despite the effects of pressure from town development and minor damages caused by occasional flooding, the attributes of the property are not threatened and the M'Zab Valley property still retains intact its conditions of integrity.
Authenticity (2009)
The authenticity of the site can be attributed to its configuration, divided into sections, the layout and traditional constructions of the ksour, particularly in the intra muros areas. The maintenance of traditional functions in these areas has strengthened the viability of the property and contributed towards the maintenance of its integrity.
Protection and management requirements (2009)
The management and protection of the M'Zab Valley property are entrusted to the Office for the Protection and Promotion of the M'Zab Valley (OPPVM), the main tasks of which concern the enforcement of legislation concerning the protection of cultural heritage, the constitution of a data bank of the monuments and sites and promotion, research and training in the fields of traditional building and artisanal crafts.
In conformity with these tasks, and in the framework of Law 98/04 concerning the protection of cultural heritage, the M'Zab Valley has been promoted to the Safeguarded Sector, with provisions in conformity with the maintenance of its integrity. The M'Zab Valley has experienced a much accelerated urban and demographic growth since the beginning of the 1980s due to its strategic location between the north and south of the country. The development of a safeguarding plan would enable the safeguarding and valorisation of the cultural heritage of the Valley notably through the control of urban growth in the vicinity of the palm groves, flood areas as well as the constitutive elements of the natural landscape.
Long Description
The M'Zab Valley, located within the Sahara, 600 km south of Algiers, is the site of a unique group in a restricted area. Traces of very early settlement are to be found on the plateau and rocky slopes bordering this valley, which has been ravaged by rare and devastating flooding of the wadi. However, systematic occupation of the land and the adaptation of a strikingly original architecture to a semi-desert site date from the beginning of the 11th century and are the achievement of a group of human beings defined by clearly defined religious, social and moral ideals.
The Ibadis, whose doctrine in many ways achieved the intransigent purism of Khridjism, dominated part of the Maghreb during the 10th century. They founded a state whose capital, Tahert, was destroyed by fire in 909; they then sought other territorial bases, first at Sedrata and finally in the M'Zab. The site bears witness, in a most exceptional manner, to the Ibadi culture at its height.
The primary reason for choosing this valley, which until then had been inhabited only sporadically by nomadic groups, was the defensive possibilities that it offered a community that was concerned with its own protection and fiercely dedicated to the preservation of its identity, even at the expense of isolation. The occupation of the land and the organization of space were based on very strict principles and, in their precision and their detail, were exemplary in character. A group of five ksour (ksar: fortified village) - El Atteuf, Bou Noura, Beni Isguen, Melika and Ghardia - located on rocky outcrops housed a sedentary and essentially urban population. Each of these miniature citadels, encircled by walls, is dominated by a mosque, whose minaret functioned as a watchtower. The three unchanging elements - ksar, cemetery, palm grove with its summer citadel - are found in all five villages. They serve to illustrate an example of a traditional human settlement, which is representative of a culture that has continued into the 20th century.
The mosque, with its arsenal and grain stores, was conceived as a fortress, the last bastion of resistance in the event of a siege. Around this building, which is essential to communal life, are houses built in concentric circles right up to the fortress walls. Each house, a cubic cell of standard type, illustrates an egalitarian ideal, whereas in the cemetery only the tombs of sages and the small mosques are distinguished in any way. The pattern of the life in the M'Zab Valley included a seasonal migration. Each summer the population moved to palm groves, where the 'summer cities' were marked by a looser organization, the highly defensive nature of the houses, the presence of watchtowers, and a mosque without a minaret, comparable with those in the cemeteries.
The settlement of the M'Zab Valley has exerted considerable influence on architects and city planners of the 20th century, from Le Corbusier to Pouillon.Source: UNESCO/CLT/WHC


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1 (12 ounce) package
angel hair pasta
2 1/2 tablespoons
butter, divided
1 1/2 tablespoons
all-purpose flour
1 1/2 cups
1/2 cup
heavy cream
1 1/2 tablespoons
1 1/2 tablespoons
chopped fresh parsley
3 cloves
garlic, minced
2 tablespoons
grated Parmesan cheese
2 teaspoons
salt, divided
1/2 teaspoon
ground white pepper
1 dash
Worcestershire sauce
1 dash
hot sauce
1/2 (16 ounce) package
frozen broccoli florets, thawed
1 pound
jumbo shrimp, peeled and deveined
I thought this recipe was GREAT, the 4 star rating was for the few modifications I made. In response to the other reviews I did double the sauce. To cut some fat I used milk but in place of the cream I used fat
free evaporated milk (same measurements) I used smart balance in the sauce and butter for the shrimp. In place of just parm. I used a pre-shredded blend in the deli section of parm. romano, and asiago. I love garlic so I added a little extra and went easy on the pepper and hot sauce because I was also serving this to my picky kids. This had a nice kick but wasn't too hot. I used fresh broccoli and pesto (I loved the flavor and I don't think just fresh basil would have had the same affect)Lastly I made the sauce a few hrs. in advance and I think that may have been a good thing as I discovered the flavors had a chance to blend and tasted better after some time. ( another reviewer had mentioned it was good reheated)All in all I was a great hit and will be made again!
This was ok. Use fresh broccoli instead of frozen and cut down on the salt.
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So good, I'm craving more! I followed everything pretty much except I didn't use the pesto, I didn't have any on hand and don't think I missed it. I also at least doubled the garlic amounts as we love our garlic too. I always double the sauce recipes on anything I make since we are all sauce eaters and don't like dry food, and I'm glad I did, it was just enough. Boy, is this ever good and you can change out the shrimp or broccoli for other things very easily as well. This is easy and great enough for entertaining.
This is a great recipe! I used mini penne pasta instead of the angel hair and omitted the pesto and used fresh basil. I also put the broccoli into my pasta water for about 3-4 minutes for time saving. I bought peeled cooked shrimp and sauteed for aprox. 3-5 mins. in the garlic and butter. If you like a lot of sauce, you need to add more of the milk and heavy cream. My kids ate every bite!!!
When I read the reviews for this recipe I noticed that the people who had problems with it were the ones who fiddled with it, especially with the liquids. There is a reason for the heavy cream, it's a natural thickener. I made this recipe following the directions and using the same ingredients with the excepton of broccoli, I have a husband who will not come to a table with broccoli on it, he calls it B-Coli. The recipe was wonderful and it is a keeper. Thanks for submitting it.
This recipe is absolutely awesome!! The sauce is wonderful, creamy and tasty. I used bow-tie pasta, fresh broccoli and frozen shrimp. If you use frozen shrimp, just heat it with the broccoli for a couple of minutes until it's hot. Only one word of caution. You may want to melt the butter and add the flour over low heat, not medium. I burned the first batch of butter and flour because I used medium heat.
Fantastic recipe! The cream sauce is to die for... loved the addition of the pesto. I made this for my son's 18th birthday. Everyone loved it... definitely a recipe that will impress your guests. I did a couple things differently... I doubled the sauce as suggested by another reviewer and used 2% milk (along with the cream) instead of whole milk. Oh, and I used only 1 t. of salt, just in the sauce... the shrimp didn't need any. Thanks so much Robbie for this great recipe!
this was a little time consuming but after tasting the sauce I couldn't believe how good it was and well worth it. I recommend doubling the recipe for the sauce though. I will make again
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In a shocking revelation, the U. S. Department of Agriculture just confirmed that it will process Valley Meat Co. LLC's application for a grant of inspection to begin slaughtering horses for human consumption in Roswell, New Mexico. The confirmation comes just days after furniture giant Ikea removed its signature Swedish meatballs from markets across most of Europe after they were found to contain horse meat.
"Given the current firestorm of outrage over horsemeat entering the food supply in Europe, it is time for Congress to prevent even one more American horse from suffering this terrible fate and stop horse slaughter in the U.S. once and for all," says Nancy Perry, Senior Vice President of ASPCA Government Relations.
Despite the fact that an overwhelming 80% of Americans oppose the slaughtering of horses for human consumption, Valley Meat will be the first facility to butcher horses for human consumption on U.S. soil since 2007 if its application is approved. Horses are not biologically suited for commercial slaughter and are difficult to stun before dismemberment. They will endure terrible trauma and cruelty if the plant opens for business.
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Back in May of 2005 I received a phone call from colleague at Colpitts Design. He was approached to build a puppet for feature film. They were looking for someone to make remote controlled robot character to play a part in an upcoming movie.
It was described as a walking biped robot about 3 feet tall and they wanted to start shooting in about 4 weeks. I would have loved to make a biped walker but we all thought it might be a bit ambitious given the time, budget and resources, so Peter and I agreed to pitch a two legged rolling robot.
After I hung up the phone I put together a lego prototype to propose a simple method of locomotion. We shot a video and sent it to the art department. The next morning we were given the go ahead to start building.
Step 1: Full scale Prototype
We started by drawing up some parts on the computer and cutting them out, while at the same time looking at various motors, gears, servos available to make this thing move. To have the tork we wanted to drive the hips and wheels we decided to use windshield wiper motors that we drove with custom made control boards and a potentiometer connected to the drive shaft to turn it into a big servo. We took off the cast gear box and machined our own to allow us to design our own mounting face as well.
For our first test we wired everything into a plugged in power supply, later that would need to be changed for something self contained.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (May 26, 2011)
- The Stetson Hatters ended the ETSU baseball team's chances of an Atlantic Sun tournament championship Thursday as the Bucs were eliminated from the tournament after falling to the No.1 seeded Hatters 7-2 at Dugan Field on the campus of Lipscomb in Nashville, Tenn.
Stetson's Will Dorsey went 6.2 innings in the win striking out nine with two walks to improve to 7-5, while Derek Bushey was tabbed with his fifth loss of the year after surrendering five runs on six hits in 5.2 innings.
The Bucs (36-21, 16-12 A-Sun) were outhit 10-7 in the contest by the Hatters (41-17, 23-7 A-Sun). Stetson's Mitchel Brennan led all hitters going 3-for-4 with two doubles and two RBI.
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The Hatters grabbed a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first on an infield single by Spencer Theisen.
Green evened the contest at 1-all in the top of the third as his single to left center plating
John Long
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The Bucs pulled even again in the fifth after
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In the bottom of the sixth, the Hatters jumped back in front 5-2 after plating three runs on three hits highlighted by a two-run double by Brennan.
Stetson added two insurance runs in the bottom of the eighth on a RBI single by pinch hitter Robert Bruce and wild pitch that scored Brennan from third to make the final 7-2.
The Bucs will find out on Monday whether or not their season will continue as the field for the NCAA baseball tournament will be announced at 12:30 p.m. on ESPN. For more information on Buccaneer baseball, visit ETSUBucs.com or follow the Bucs on Twitter at
Stetson 7, ETSU 2 (May 26, 2011 at Nashville, Tenn.)
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LUKE AIR FORCE BASE, Ariz. — In the peak of summer dealing with itchy mosquito bites can be irritating, but getting bit by a mosquito with West Nile Virus can cause more than temporary irritation. It can be life-threatening.
As of Tuesday, Arizona has had seven cases of the disease that involved the nervous system and five that did not, and one death, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
WNV is now the most common cause of epidemic viral encephalitis in the United States, and will likely remain an important cause of neurological disease for the foreseeable future, according to the U.S. Library of Medicine National Institutes of Health.
The West Nile Virus was first isolated from a feverish adult woman in the West Nile District of Uganda in 1937, according to The Centers for Disease Control. In 1957 the virus was identified as the cause of severe human meningitis or encephalitis (inflammation of the spinal cord and brain) in elderly patients during an outbreak in Israel.
Furthermore it is known that mosquitoes that have fed on infected birds obtain the virus as well as spread the virus to other animals such as horses. Unfortunately, when a horse is infected the virus multiplies in the horse's blood system causing its brain to be infected.
Although the virus has been around for quite some time, Marian Budnik, 56th Medical Group registered nurse, said there are no vaccines available for use in humans.
For now, the virus can either cause no symptoms or mild symptoms in healthy adults said Rachael Perkins-Garner, 56th MDG registered nurse.
"Symptoms include fever, headache and body aches," she said. "Some will develop a rash and or swollen lymph nodes. In severe cases it may cause headaches, high fever, neck stiffness, stupor, disorientation, coma, tremors, convulsions, muscle weakness, paralysis and sometimes death."
Additionally the virus can result in a severe and sometimes fatal illness known as West Nile encephalitis, which is inflammation and/or swelling of the brain. The risk of developing this illness is 50 percent higher in individuals who are 50 years or older, Perkins-Garner said.
Even though there is not much that can be done to prevent the existence of the virus. The risk of getting the virus is lower than some may think.
Statistics show that a person is more likely to be killed by lightning or a drunk driver than by contracting the virus, Perkins-Garner said.
"Remember, not every mosquito bite means you are infected," she said. "West Nile Virus is spread by mosquitoes that feed on infected birds, and is not transmitted directly between humans or between animals and humans."
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Seven months ago, a veteran Montgomery County Public School music teacher was arrested in Baltimore and charged with possessing child pornography. Administrators said at the time they had no reason to believe that Montgomery County students were in any of the photos.
But as details from court records have emerged, the accusations against Lawrence Wesley Joynes have evolved into a decades-long tale of sex abuse.
Joynes, who has been in custody in Baltimore since his arrest earlier this year, faces 14 counts of sex abuse of a minor — each count represents a victim — for incidents that took place at New Hampshire Estates Elementary School in Silver Spring. He also faces a sex offense charge and a count of second-degree rape connected with a 15th victim at Eastern Middle School in Silver Spring. If sentenced to the maximum penalty for the charges, Joynes would serve 445 years in prison.
James Dills, a public defender representing Joynes in Baltimore on the child pornography charges, declined to comment on the charges against his client. He did not know when Joynes would be brought to Montgomery County or who would be defending him against the charges he faces here.
Since the investigation into Joynes began in October 2012, police have uncovered more than 4,000 photos of young girls, many in sexually suggestive positions, including photos of Montgomery County Public School students, according to Joynes' charging documents. Police documents state that Joynes inculcated a group of special students, his "lunch bunch," to engage in sexually suggestive behavior while he photographed and videotaped them.
The children were in kindergarten through second grade. In one case, Joynes maintained a lengthy sexually abusive relationship with a seventh grader — who had confided to him that she had been abused before they met, according to the charging documents.
Joynes, 54, worked in 11 county public schools as a music teacher over the last 27 years, the last 10 at New Hampshire Estates Elementary School in Silver Spring. School system spokesman Dana Tofig said Joynes spent the majority of his career at four schools around Silver Spring: Francis Scott Key Middle, Eastern Middle, Cannon Road Elementary and New Hampshire Estates.
According to Joynes' arrest report, he became enmeshed in a federal investigation in October 2012, when Homeland Security investigators recovered emails between Joynes and a South Carolina man.
That led federal agents, along with Baltimore and Montgomery police, to Joynes' Dundalk home on Feb. 27, when they arrested him trying to leave through the back door.
Joynes said he would videotape his students and when watching the tapes, he would visualize the students performing oral sex on him, the documents said. The alleged incidents took place with students who attended the school from between 2005 to 2013.
At New Hampshire Estates Elementary School, police obtained Joynes' personnel file, and learned that in 2010, a parent had told the school's principal that Joynes had asked her daughter if the second-grader wanted to crawl into his lap, and if the girl dreamed about him.
A little over a year later, a first-grader told her mother that Joynes had tickled her during class. As a result of those two incidents, the school's principal ordered in November 2011 that Joynes only conduct activities in public areas, keep the classroom door open during instruction, stay off the playground during recess, not sit at the cafeteria with students at lunch, and not to touch students "in any form," according to his charging documents.
In total, investigators found exploitative videos and photos of 14 of his students. In interviews with police, one of the girls recalled him abusing her when she was 5 years old, according to the documents.
In May, after seeing photos of Joynes published in the news, a woman came forward and told investigators that Joynes had sexually abused her in the 1990s when she was a student at Eastern Middle School, according to police documents.
The victim, now an adult, told police that Joynes began sexually abusing her when she was in seventh grade.
"Joynes told the victim that he loved her and would take care of her. Joynes talked about God and the victim felt safe with Joynes and they performed a mock commitment ceremony," according to the police statement of probable cause.
The abuse started as kissing, but progressed to other sex acts, police said. It began in the second half of her seventh grade year through the end of her eighth grade year, the records show.
Joynes communicated with the girl in letters written in a code which he had taught her; he also had her name tattooed on her right shoulder, investigators wrote.
At some point during that two-year period, John Goodloe, principal at Eastern for much of the time that Joynes taught there, asked the girl about the music teacher, but she denied any inappropriate activity, according to the arrest records.
Reached via phone Tuesday, Goodloe said he had asked her because he had noticed an "inordinate amount of communication" between the girl and Joynes.
Goodloe, who is now pastor at a church in Northwest Washington, D.C., said the girl told him "everything was fine."
Goodloe said he had been surprised by the news. He remembers Joynes being "a throwback from the flower child '60s period."
"I wish perhaps that she had given some indication to me or the dean of students or someone else that there was a problem or that there could have been a problem. I don't fault her for this," he said.
In 2005, after Joynes had left Eastern Middle School and moved to New Hampshire Estates Elementary, the victim tried to confront Joynes and found a website he ran called "Bearded Wolf." according to court documents. The website is not currently viewable online.
She emailed him, demanding he "take responsibility" for his actions. Not long after, Joynes used the website to fake his own death, posting a note saying that he had committed suicide along with a death certificate, documents state.
The victim initially believed the posting, but contacted Montgomery County Public Schools in 2009 and discovered Joynes was in fact alive.
The news of the allegations left parents stunned.
"Nobody wants to talk about [the abuse]," said Vanessa Pinto, a member of New Hampshire Estates Elementary's Parent Teacher Association. "I'm really worried, because I'm afraid that we're going to forget about this issue after these thing happens ... until next time," she said. "I hope we receive support from the county."
Pinto said she worries there may be other victims who have not come forward because of the stigma of the abuse and because the topic is "taboo."
In a June 11 confidential memo, Montgomery County Public Schools Superintendent Joshua P. Starr wrote to members of the county Board of Education about a new plan — involving a confidential database with an alert system — that would "improve the process for tracking and managing information regarding allegations of inappropriate interactions between Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) employees and students."
Tofig said discussions regarding these changes were going on last year and that implementation of the new process is planned to start this year.
"This process improvement is the result of studying several cases alleging the occurrence of inappropriate behavior," Starr said in the memo.
Staff writer Lindsay Powers contributed to this report.


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This was quite good. I used an addition 6 oz can of salmon. When you finish picking out the bones and undesireable stomach fat, there isn't enough salmon left. Since I use sweet onions I increased to 1 cup. Green bell pepper is a little strong for this mild recipe and I would reduce to 1/3 cup next time. One dash of hot sauce is not enough. I use Frank's because it does not linger in your mouth. I used four dashes of hot sauce but should have used 5 to 6.
I felt this recipe had way to many crackers in it. Tasted a bit dry and bland. I would make it again and add an extra egg and 1/2 the crackers
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I converted this recipe for 100 people to use for a community soup kitchen, and it was a smash hit! I was a bit concerned about using the hot pepper sauce, but I needn't have worried...the salmon loaf was not spicy at all. It was delicious! The only thing we did differently was sprinkled crushed crackers and melted butter over the top. It was so well liked that everyone was asking for the recipe! Thanks LeChefRene, we will definitely be making this again!
Four star salmon loaf, without a doubt. Add a tablespoon of chopped fresh dill and you've got a five-star on your hands. Thanks for sharing this one!
This was excellent! I actually left out the crackers altogether because I'm on a low-carb diet and it turned out just great. After the 45 minutes, I broiled it for 8 minutes or until it browned. I also made a drizzly sauce out of the juice from the can. I put in a little no fat sour cream, pepper, and lime and drizzled it over a slice while it was still boiling. It was the perfect addition. It did feel gourmet!!!
Best salmon loaf I ever had. It's a great dish to take to potlucks & such. Everyone (that likes salmon) raves! The first time I made it, I accidently used twice the milk it called for & I think I like it better with more milk. Then I served it with a red chili mayo. DELISH! Thank you!
this was delicious. I think it needs some kind of a light, creamy lemony sauce - I will have to play around with a sauce for next time. I used 2 frozen (cooked) filets (from the big bag from Sam's Club) broken up with a fork & it was the perfect amount of salmon. cooked it in an 8x8 pan. don't omit the hot sauce, it gives it just a hint of spice that is a nice complement to the fish.
Great, Moist easy dinner. I topped mine with Romano Cheese and used red bell peppers instead of green....the hot sauce was a great addition.
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A thread for the best team in the ACC..
Deshaun Watson is the TRUTH!
All I know is were gonna dominate VT on saturday. VT hasnt played a team worthy of anything.
VT -7 tomorrow.
I'd take VT, especially with it being at Blackturd.
VT is overrated..
I think it's going to be like Miami @ VT in 2009, especially if it rains tonight and tomorrow.
I can definatley see that happening.
Yeah. I mean, I hope Clemson beats Vag Tech because I really don't like Vag Tech, but it just seems like one of those games that happens every year up there, and I think Vag Tech is going to roll.
Clemson will beat VT with little trouble and will roll to the ACC title. I have seen Miami, Vagina Tech, Md, FSU and Clemson play and Clemson is far better then the others.
Only ACC team im worried about is GT.
If Clemson were playing VT in Death Valley, I think Clemson could win. The big games they've won this year have both been at home.
This is Virginia Tech playing in Blacksburg, where the weather sucks. I think you're underestimating them.


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Shawnee Hills Wine Trail
The Shawnee Hills Wine Trail features 12 award-winning wineries located along a 25-mile scenic drive along highway 127 and highway 51 in the Shawnee National Forest. Along the way have a picnic, go on a hike, visit a shop, and stay in a cozy B&B or cabin. Many of the wineries host special events throughout the summer and fall.
Rustle Hill Winery
On the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail, this winery features an amphitheater bandstand for live music, great wines and beers, restaurant and cabins for rent.
Blue Sky Vineyard
Along the majestic Shawnee Hills Wine Trail you'll find Blue Sky Vineyard—a stunning Tuscan-inspired winery and vineyard. Stroll through the vineyards, enjoy wine tastings, and relax on the outdoor terrace with the rolling countryside as your tapestry.
Flamm Orchards/Fruits & Cream Stand
Take a drive out to the orchards and buy in-season strawberries, peaches and apples. Flamm's Fruits & Cream Stand offers treats like homemade strawberry shortcake, cobblers, apple dumplings and pies.
Alto Vineyards - Alto Pass
This award-winning winery's original Shawnee Hills Wine Trail location (Alto also has a Champaign outpost) offers free wine tasting and a gift shop, in addition to spring, summer and fall festivals with music and food.
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Kite Hill Vineyards Bed and Breakfast
Kite Hill's B&B is located on a 30-acre estate with a five-acre vineyard, all surrounding Kite Hill Lake. Start your day with a full three-course breakfast followed by a stroll through the vineyards or around the lake. After a full day of Southern Illinois activities, enjoy a complimentary wine tasting at the winery.
The Lodge at Giant City State Park
Make the scenic trek to Giant City State Park for the all-you-can-eat fried chicken dinner, served in the rustic dining room at Giant City Lodge. The family-style Southern fried chicken comes with made-from-scratch dumplings, mashed potatoes and biscuits with rich country milk gravy.
17th Street BBQ
17th Street BBQ is an award-winning barbecue joint offering family-style dine-in and carryout and has been rated as "Best Ribs in the U.S." by Bon Appétit Magazine. For truly succulent ribs and zesty sauces 17th St. BBQ abides.
Owl Creek Vineyard and Winery
Producing world-class wines made from Southern Illinois grapes, Owl Creek is located near beautiful Giant City State Park, country bed and breakfasts, and antique shops. Wine by the glass may be enjoyed on the deck, or in the picnic area surrounded by the vineyard.
Honker Hill Winery
Honker Hill Winery is located on the highest point in Williamson County and surrounded by the Crab Orchard Fish and Wildlife Refuge and Shawnee National Forest, Honker Hill Winery produces fine Illinois wines from fruit grown directly at our vineyard. Enjoy great views from our patio near the fireplace, our unique wildlife room, or gazebo or a enjoy a stroll around one of our five large ponds located on the property while sipping on a glass of your favorite wine. Conveniently located mid-way between Marion and Carbondale within the Shawnee Hills American Viticultural Area, Honker Hill Winery is proud to be the newest member of the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail. Enjoy a visit to our cozy tasting room or experience a night in one of our suites during your next visit to southern Illinois.
Rendleman Orchards Farm Market
Tree ripened peaches & nectarines from July - August, and apples from September - December. This farm market is open 7 days a week with seasonal produce, preserves, pickles and other specialty food items and gifts.
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Miss Emily's Cathouse
Miss Emily's is a new gastropub located downtown in Marion Illinois. We serve lunch, dinner as well as craft beers, fine liquors and mixed drinks. The décor is designed to have a burlesque/speakeasy feel with lots of brass and hardwood throughout.
Walkers Bluff Winery
Local winery with a General Store, 5 star cuisine at Legends Restaurant, wine cave, open air pavilion, gazebo and much more. Enjoy a glass of wine while listening to live entertainment. Boasts a large childrens play area, large handcarved sculptures, and even a full service gas station at the general store. You must visit to see the magnitude of this destination.
Lucy's Place
Lucy's Place is an upscale neighborhood coffee house / pub located along major intersections where customers can play their favorite video poker and slot games while enjoying a snack with a soft drink or glass of wine without the crowd and noise of the bar scene.
Flamm Orchards Fruits and Cream
Take a drive out to the orchards and buy in-season strawberries, peaches and apples. Flamm's Fruits & Cream Stand offers treats like strawberry shortcake, cobblers, apple dumplings and pies. We sell desserts out of our concession window. Picnic seating available.
Trails End Lodge Steakhouse and Saloon
Trails End Lodge is a new steakhouse and saloon, featuring traditional steakhouse cuisine, indoor and outdoor dining, live entertainment, and a friendly atmosphere all served in a rustic, yet luxurious western style lodge. Trails End Lodge is located in the heart of Southern Illinois wine country on scenic Skyline Drive between Cobden and Alto Pass, Illinois. The Lodge itself is not visible from Skyline Drive, so watch for our sign!
Lucy's Place
Lucy's Place is an upscale neighborhood coffee house / pub located along major intersections where customers can play their favorite video poker and slot games while enjoying a snack with a soft drink or glass of wine without the crowd and noise of the bar scene.
StarView Vineyards
On the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail, StarView offers estate grown and bottled wines. Sit on the deck, or indoors by the fireplace and enjoy views of the vineyards, ponds, and the expansive Southern Illinois hills. Works by local artists cover the walls, and sandwiches and salads are severed.
Brews Brothers Taproom
The taproom is located on a brick street in historic downtown Murphysboro. It neighbors the Jackson County Courthouse, Cummares Italian Restaurant, the City Fountain, and several other historic buildings. The Taproom creates a central location for showcasing Southern Illinois beer, wine, and 'shine'. Customers can sample products from several local producers any day of the week. We provide directions, information, and encourage anyone that comes in to visit the producers.
Fat Patties
Locally-owned and operated, this quirky restaurant not only serves some of the best burgers around, but it also serves as a venue for local music. Most dishes are cooked with local veggies, beef from Lick Creek Beef and Bison from Bison Bluff Farms, ensuring that the customer truly has the freshest meal possible. The highly-recommended "Bucky Dome" burger, named after one of Carbondale's favorite historical figures, is made of local beef, piled high with brisket and cheddar cheese, topped with bacon and fried egg. As If your mouth isn't watering enough right now, you'll have to taste it for yourself! Enjoy free, live, local in house music every weekend in the Red Corner.
Lincoln Heritage Winery
Offers complimentary tastings of hand crafted wines and frequently offers special wine recipes to sample as well. Gourmet cheeses, salamis and crackers are available for purchase and you are invited to bring a picnic basket filled with your own goodies. There are a small selection of other beverages on hand.
Hickory Ridge Vineyard & Winery
Hickory Ridge is nestled in the hills of the Shawnee Forest, and is family owned and operated. All wines are made from grapes grown solely on the premises, and include excellent dry wines, as well as award-winning whites and rosés.
Kokopelli Golf Club
This 18-hole course, designed by renowned golf architect Steve Smyers, was named by Travel + Leisure as one of "America's 100 Best Courses for $100 or Less." Kokopelli offers a full-service pro shop, professionals who offer personal golf instruction and an eight-acre practice facility. This course has a restaurant, lounge, and banquet facilities available.
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Can anyone tell me if an L6-20P (3 wire, 20 amp) plug will plug into an L6-30R (3 wire, 30 amp) receptacle? The service to my welding area is 30 amps and therefore I should use a 30 amp receptacle. However, my Hypertherm Powermax 30 has the 20 amp plug. My Hobart HH180 and Dynasty 200 both draw 20 amps max at 240V so I could use either a 20 or 30 amp plug on them. I am trying to standardize my plugs and eliminate the need for adapters, jumpers, cheaters etc.
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NEMA twist lock plugs
The L6-20 will not work with the L6-30R. You will not be able to make them work together without a cheater cord. Which is still not recommended since their is an extra 10 amps of potential disaster to the electronics you are plugging into using the L6-30R. You can make a Cheater cord with a 20Amp breaker in it to protect the electronics.
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Thanks TerryL,
I have been looking at so many NEMA diagrams that I can no longer see straight. Unfortunately I have not found any with DIMENSIONS. The L6-20P and L6-30P LOOK the same in the diagrams. I do not know if the diameter described by the blades is the same or different. I guess I will go to the local electrical supply store next week and see what they have in stock and see what fits into what.
Regarding the fusing of the circuit, it is my understanding that the fuses (or breakers in my case) are intended to protect the line from the breaker or fuse panel to the outlet, not the device itself. The Dynasty 200 manual recommends 30 amp fuses for a 230 volt single phase hookup. The machine is designed to draw 20 amps at max output. I suspect that 20 amp fuses would tend to blow frequently due to short term fluctuation in current draw.
I hate the NEMA 6-50 "welder" plugs. The molded ones are not too bad but the "wire them yourself" plugs ones are huge and clunky and the receptacles even worse. I hope I can get this twist lock business sorted.
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Update... I found on evilbay what appears to be a photo of a collection of twistlock sockets. The L6-30 does appear to have the blades on a larger diameter circle than an L6-20. So I guess that confirms TerryL's information.
p.s. I also learned on evilbay that if I use an L6-30 socket I could plug in a Nissan Leaf electric vehicle. Or, put another way, If I found someone with a Nissan Leaf I could plug my welder into their charging station
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Thanks duaneb55,
My experience with twist lock connectors is limited to the one I have on my generator. In looking at all the diagrams I was suspecting the the "L6" in the designation had to do with a family of plugs/receptacles. Perhaps it does but no in the way I first thought.
I think for now I will use the L6-30 on the Dynasty and for the outlet which I use for the Dynasty. The other outlet, in the garage, I will leave as a "welder" plug. I can then use the HH180 or the Powermax there. If I need to use the Dynasty outside I will have to build a "welder" plug to L6-30 adapter.
Just change all you connectors to L6-30- if that is what you have as a receptacle in the wall- it will be safe for the machines you have.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NEMA_connectorEd Conley
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Thanks Broccoli1,
Perhaps RATED was the wrong term. the specifications table for the Dynasty shows 20.0 "Amperes Input at Rated Output" as the highest for 230 volt single phase operation. Same for the Hobart.
Further investigation shows that the physical dimensions of the L6-20 and L6-30 "plugs" are the same so I would not save any space with the 20 amp. Good SJOOW 10/3 cable is not that much more than 12/3 considering I only need about 20 feet for my hookup.
Bottom line, I agree with your bottom line - I will just go with L6-30 and 10/3 and be done with it.
Rated is the correct term:
as you mentioned- the manual only gives you amps at RATED Welding output
HH180: 20amps at 130amps welding (Manual suggest 25amp CB)
Dx200: 15.8amps at 150amps welding (Manual suggest 25amp CB)
As you increase the Welding amps you will increase the Input amps, but both these machines are good to go on a 30amp Circuit.Ed Conley
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FOX TWP. – On Friday evening at The Red Fern in Fox Twp., the Benedictine Sisters of St. Joseph Monastery were honored with the Heritage Award from the Elk County Catholic School System for their many contributions to the community over the years.
The Heritage Award is given annually to individuals, living or deceased, who have made a significant impact on Catholic education in St. Marys. At the Heritage Gala Friday evening, guests were treated to a slide show that told of the history of the sisters and their many contributions over the years.
Edward "Epp" Addeo, 91, of 415 Ridgway Ave., Johnsonburg, died Sunday morning, April 1, 2012 at his residence following a lengthy illness.
He was born on Dec. 29, 1920 in Johnsonburg, son of the late Frank and Dora Cerro Addeo.
On Nov. 27, 1946, he married Rose E. Azzato. She preceded him in death on Oct. 10, 1990.
He was a lifelong resident of Johnsonburg and graduated from Johnsonburg High School in 1939.
He was a WWII Coast Guard veteran, having served as a Seaman First Class aboard the cargo transport ship "Alameda" and the USS LST 761.
David John Frantz Jr., 55, died suddenly on Friday, March 30, 2012 at his home in Hiller.
He was born Nov. 11, 1956 in DuBois, the son of the late David "Yunk" Frantz Sr.
He was in the United States Army and served in the Vietnam War. He was also a member of the West Brownsville American Legion Post 940 and the director and State Officer of Region 1.
He loved his family; riding bikes; his pets, Jack Daniels; and cooking on the grill.
Ann E. Abraham, 81, formerly of Ridgway, died Friday evening at the Kane Community Hospital following a brief illness.
The Ridgway wrestling banquet usually occurs to celebrate the accomplishments of the team from the recently completed season.
This year's banquet also honored the career of retiring Ridgway wrestling head coach Gary Gerber as it was a time to reflect on his many career highlights Friday night at Aiello Cafe.
"It has been an honor and a privilege to coach this team for all these years," Gerber said. "There are some people in Ridgway that have more money than I do but I am the richest man in Ridgway. I have memories that go back for years."
The Ridgway wrestling program was honored with a banquet held Friday night at Aiello Cafe in Ridgway.
Corey Bush was given a plaque commemorating his induction into the Ridgway Wrestling Hall of Fame as he was a 3-time state placewinner. He also won the Bruno Iorfido Memorial Outstanding Wrestler Award.
"He's a coach's dream," Gerber said. "A pleasure to coach, a hard worker. He kept himself under control and worked hard. He is a tremendous kid to coach, he listens. He knew he wanted to be successful from the first time he stepped on the mat in ninth grade and he made it happen."
JOHNSONBURG – With two sophomores combining for nearly 750 points and a host of skilled contributors shutting down the opposition during the 2011-2012 basketball season, the Johnsonburg Rams have a lot to be excited about.