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Nominations are currently being accepted for the 2012 Poteau High School Sports Hall of Fame.
Categories include: football, boys and girls basketball, baseball, fast-pitch and slow-pitch softball, boys and girls soccer, boys and girls track, boys and girls golf, boys and girls cross country, boys and girls all-around athlete, wrestling, coaching and support and service.
The deadline to submit nominations is March 30. For additional information or to submit a nomination, call (918) 839-0394.
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The LeFlore County Express spring soccer season sign-ups are currently under way until Saturday.
The league will have six age divisions for boys and girls — ages 16, 14, 12, 10, 8 and 6 and younger.
Registration fee is $50 per child or $45 each for families registering more than one child.
Registration forms are available at all LeFlore County schools or can be picked up at Buckles Law Office at 109 Beard Street, Edward Jones Investments at 2106 North Broadway, Farmers Insurance next to Marvin's IGA on South Broadway. Forms may be turned in at any of these locations as well as being mailed in to: LeFlore County Soccer Association, P.O. Box 1297, Poteau, OK 74953.
Forms will not be accepted without copies of birth certificates of those registering and entry fee payments.
For additional information, call Lisa Buckles at (918) 647-7575.
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The Early Bird Golf Tournament will begin at 9 a.m. Saturday at Wolf Ridge Golf Course.
The entry fee for the four-person scramble is $25 per person for members and $50 per person for guests. For additional information, call (918) 647-2582.
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A mandatory umpires meeting will take place at 1 p.m. March 11 at the Poteau Area Recreational Complex. Any umpires that misses this meeting will required to attend a meeting in another city or state before being able to call at the PARC.
For additional information, call Jim Roll at (918) 649-4845.
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The first Green Country softball meeting will take place at 1 p.m. March 10 at Sherman Floyd Fieldhouse. All teams who are interested in playing at the Poteau Area Recreational Complex for the upcoming season must send a coach or representative to this meeting. For any additional information, call Billy Bond at (918) 647-1939.
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The first Poteau City League meeting will take place at 11:30 a.m. March 10 at Sherman Floyd Fieldhouse. Anyone who is interested in coaching a team for the upcoming season must attend this meeting.
For any additional information, call Billy Bond at (918) 647-1939.
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There will be tryouts for the 2012 OK Kids Midget Baseball Leagues at 11 a.m. March 11 and March 25 at the Poteau Area Recreational Complex.
Those players wishing to try out must not have turned age 13 before Jan. 1.
For additional information, call Ron Ward at (918) 649-3292.
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Alumni football is coming to Poteau. Gridiron Alumni is planning several full contact alumni football games.
Gridiron Alumni travels the nation pitting old football rivals against each other one more time.
Players are needed to sign up, and the first 40 players on each team get to play.
The team that gets 30 people registered first gets home-field advantage.
Last year, hundreds of players and thousands of fans swarmed stadiums to watch their home town heroes strap it on one more time. This year, Gridiron Alumni would like to bring alumni football to the whole state of Oklahoma.
Teams from Poteau, Heavener, Panama, Pocola, Spiro and other area teams are forming now.
Games are scheduled for March and April, but spots and game dates fill up fast.
For additional information, go online to http://www.gridironalumni.com to register or call Chris Hall at (530) 410-6396.
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The Oklahoma State University Spring Break Baseball Camp will be from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. March 20 at Allie P. Reynolds Stadium in Stillwater. Check-in will begin at 8:30 a.m. that morning.
At 6:30 p.m. that night, the Cowboys will play Central Arkansas at Allie P. Reynolds Stadium.
Entry fee is $100. Walk-ins are welcome, but entry fee for them will be $125.
The camp is open to boys in grades two through 12.
For additional information, call (405) 744-3229 or email to email@example.com.
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The Boys and Girls Club of McAlester will put on a competitive baseball and softball league.
It is believed sports encourages a healthy lifestyle in our youth, which is a rising concern to many.
Sports also promotes high self esteem in children that will benefit them in many aspects.
For additional information, call the Boys and Girls Club of McAlester Athletic Department at (918) 426-5144.
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The Satchel Paige All-Stars Travel Baseball Team is looking for youth baseball players ages 13-14, 15-16 and 17-18 years old that would like to be a part of our 2012 Summer Travel Baseball Team that will include trips to Cincinnati, Omaha, Neb., Springfield, Mo., Orlando, Fla., and Puerto Rico.
All interested players should contact Coach Mike Mayden for registration information at (773) 744-1040 or email to www.whsn.org.


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BROCKPORT – Residents in Horton Township will not see an increase in taxes after the board of supervisors adopted the 2012 budget during their regular meeting Wednesday night.
Supervisors unanimously approved a budget of $286,435 that will keep taxes the same.
A budget meeting was held Nov. 23.
In other business, officials are looking to address FEMA's [Federal Emergency Management Agency] Plan B floodplain ordinance.
Supervisor Dennis Thompson said he attended a meeting in Fox Township to meet with other municipalities to discuss the ordinance.
"I understood before that if you didn't pass the ordinance you couldn't get any federal money in case there was a disaster, but there is also another provision for anybody living in the floodplain," Thompson said. "They are allowed to purchase flood insurance, but if we don't do this and pass this new ordinance they are not allowed to buy flood insurance. But even if you wanted to build or somebody wanted to buy your house, since it's secured by the federal government they won't give you the money, because you don't have flood insurance. We want our people to have flood insurance so we almost have to pass this."
Pick up a copy of the Thursday, Dec. 15, 2011 edition of The Ridgway Record for more.
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Fabio Capello has extended his contract as Russia coach until after the 2018 FIFA World Cup.
Capello, 67, took over from Dick Advocaat in July 2012 and successfully guided Russia to qualification for the 2014 World Cup, losing just two games as the nation topped UEFA's Group F ahead of Portugal.
And the Italian has been rewarded for his success with an extension until the end of the 2018 tournament, which Russia will host.
"I am grateful to the president of the RFU (Russian Football Union) and to the Russian minister of sport (Vitaly Mutko) for their confidence in me," Capello said in a statement on the RFU's official website.
"I am very pleased to continue working with Russia. We have big plans and I will do everything I can to ensure the Russian fans are happy."
The former England boss' previous contract had been due to expire this year, with speculation suggesting that Capello could be set to return to club management after the World Cup in Brazil.
Capello has enjoyed much success in European football over his managerial career, winning an array of major honours with the likes of Milan, Real Madrid and Roma.
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RFU president Nikolai Tolstoy added: "We are pleased that such a highly qualified coach, Fabio Capello, will continue to work in Russian football."
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Obama and many of others are missing the boat just like on health care. We have had guns available to our citizens for over 200 years and have really just had these issues the past 25 years. Why was it working then and not now. What has changed? That is where the real problems are. As far as the violence we are seeing it is media driven. It reports whatever makes it money and this type of reporting makes it lots of money. Follow the money. Same with health care we pay huge premiums so our doctors can pay off their huge student loan debt, settle huge law suits which pay the lawyers big money, the medical field is also one of the most profitble fields to work in and then you have the insurance industry itself. We are never going to solve this issue either with the fox es watching the hen house. That's means to you kids that Capitol Hill congress, senate and the presidential office along with all our judges consisting of almost all lawyers so all of our laws and wealth are going to continue to get tilted in their favor and away from the rest of their country men. It's great that we finally have a African American president so we can finally get the rest of the world
off our back about the 200 year slavery issue. Now it's time to also put behind us the racist policies our government crams down our throats every time we fill a government form reminding us that color does count because they are making us count it.
Check the post made by Gonzo, laundry list of crimes dating back to the 50's.
The list could go onwards dating all the way back to the founding of our nation and our habit of using rifles to slaughter "savages"...or as they are otherwise known: native americans.
Violence is nothing new. The only relatively new thing concerning violence is the number of victims during each incident. Media has nothing to do with that. Thats solely on the evolution of weaponry and war.
Terrorist attack count against the Anything Goes Thread: 4
"Got the bubble headed bleach blonde comes on at 5, she can tell you 'bout the plane crash with a gleam in her eye"
Youve been one of the biggest critics of the proposal to have armed guards in our schools because you claim they are ineffective at stopping violence however, if they are ineffective at stopping violence then how can you turn around and suggest the President and his family need armed guards? Its scary how good you are at contradicting yourself.
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Animated fantasy "A Star's Wish"
Starlight is the slowest shooting star of all but for his childhood wish to come true, he needs to beat the fastest light. The fate of this young star with a dream will shape the fate of man and Earth as a whole.
[Production Note: Experimented with 3D software for the first time (Anim8or) and using the first designs I could come up with, I put this story together and voila! I learn by doing, so... Not at all impressed with the character designs, but I loved the ease of animation as
opposed to 2D IMO. Hope you all like the storytelling format ^_^] ...Don't see myself jumping ship to 3d anytime soon though, hahaha!
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This is very contemplative and beautiful. The words are a little hard to read as the text is small, but I was able to follow the story. Very nice, impressive film. Enjoyed watching the video. Thank you for posting it here.
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Thanks for the compliment. I'll make it a point to have larger words if ever I do anything subtitle-based in the future. Guess I forgot to factor in the quality loss in the uploading/compression process. Point taken ^_^ Thanks again.
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text: Results New Search 44 ANN STREET, INCLUDING BOUNDARY WALL, RAILINGS AND LAMP STANDARD (Ref:28248) This building is in the Edinburgh Council and the Edinburgh Burgh. It is a category A building and was listed on 25/02/1965. Group Items: N/A, Group Cat: N/A, Map Ref: NT 2441 7434. DescriptionProbably James Milne, 1815-26. 2-storey, 3-bay and basement terraced classical townhouse; prominent garden fronting the street. Sandstone ashlar, coursed squared rubble with ashlar rybats at basement. Entrance platt oversailing basement area recess to garden. Banded base course and narrow banded cill course at ground floor; deep banded cill course at 1st floor incorporating fluted aprons to 1st floor windows; corniced eaves course. Moulded architraved, bracketed and corniced doorways with 6-panel boarded timber door and rectangular fanlight with geometric glazing pattern. 2-bay blind return to left (NW).NE (REAR) ELEVATION: coursed rubble with tooled ashlar rybats, cills and lintels. Regular fenestration12-pane glazing pattern in timber sash and case windows. Piended roof; grey slates. Corniced ashlar ridge stacks with some clay cans. Cast-iron rain-water goods. Low broached ashlar wall with droved copes and gate rybats edging gardens to street, topped with cast-iron railings incorporating decorative cast-iron lamp standard with large bowl shade.INTERIOR: (selection of interiors seen 2010) decorative classical scheme, characterised by intricate plasterwork, large drawing rooms and stone stairs with well-detailed balustrade, topped by large cupola. Notes44 Ann Street is a prominent and finely detailed terraced townhouse forming part of an outstanding example of early 19th century urban planning with a classically designed scheme by prominent architect James Milne. The design is well proportioned, with simple classical detailing including the use of Greek sources. The terrace was designed as a key part of the development of the land of Sir Henry Raeburn, and is an early example of classical urban planning in Edinburgh. The design exploits a prominent site at the top of the steep slope up from Stockbridge. Milne is not named as the architect in the sasines for Ann Street, but he is known to have been working elsewhere on the Raeburn estate at Upper Dean Terrace (see separate listing) and was the first resident of 17 Ann Street. The use of street fronting gardens in this design is early and unusual, echoing Milne¿s work at both Upper Dean Terrace and Lynedoch Place (see separate listings). The building is an integral part of Edinburgh¿s New Town, which is an outstanding example of classical urban planning that was influential throughout Britain and Europe. Henry Raeburn was born in Stockbridge and acquired the house and grounds of Deanhaugh through marriage, before adding adjacent land at St Bernard's. He occupied St Bernard¿s House until his death in 1823 when it was demolished to accommodate the growing residential development of the estate, making space for the eastern side of Carlton Street. The authorship of James Milne for the whole development is not certain, but the elevations for the principal streets bear the characteristic features of his designs elsewhere, such as Lynedoch Place (see separate listing) where the street fronting gardens found on Ann Street are also used. The design of Ann Street was originally intended to be replicated elsewhere in Raeburn's development, with three similar parallel streets, but this plan was later revised to the current layout sometime after 1814. James Milne was an architect and mason working in Edinburgh between 1809 and 1834 (when he moved to Newcastle). His other works in Edinburgh also include Lynedoch Place and Saxe-Coburg Place (see separate listings). Milne was also the author of The Elements of Architecture only the 1st volume of which was published in Edinburgh in 1812. (List description updated at re-survey 2012). ReferencesRobert Kirkwood, Plan and Elevation of the New Town of Edinburgh, (1819). Ordnance Survey, Large Scale Town Plan (1849 ¿ 53). Ordnance Survey, Large Scale Town Plan (1893-4). A Kerr, A History of Ann Street (1982). J Gifford, C McWilliam, D M Walker, The Buildings of Scotland: Edinburgh (1988) p405. A J Youngson, The Making of Classical Edinburgh (1988) pp271-2. Richard Roger, The Transformation of Edinburgh: Land, Property and Trust in the Nineteenth Century (2004) p248. © Crown copyright, Historic Scotland. All rights reserved. Mapping information derived from Ordnance Survey digital mapping products under Licence No. 100017509 2012 . Data extracted from Scottish Ministers' Statutory List on . 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Saturday November 16th, 2013.
Details to follow shortly.
The 7th in a continuing series.
Saturday November 16th, 2013.
Details to follow shortly.
The 7th in a continuing series.
Eli Heagy
187th PV
We welcome any and all new members and visitors, come see us:
Can't wait!
Phil Guenther
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The Living History Guild
Shotgun on the Water Truck!!!
(Or I'll drive it as long as its not a stick and has a functioning tailgate.)
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Moderator, When I remember. We got Rules here!
Did your sales post disappear? Try again. But read the rules first.
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We has rules around here.....you can't yell Shotgun until you are within sight of the vehicle....
RJ Samp
Horniste! Blas das Signal zum Angriffe!
"But in the end, it's the history, stupid. If you can't document it, forget about it. And no amount of 'tomfoolery' can explain away conduct that in the end makes history (and living historians) look stupid and wrong. "
Meybee so, but last time I was on the place I got pressed into duty by a rant on a crackling radio. There is nothing quite so incongruent as a gal in a slat bonnet and Capris trying to drive a stick truck that's not hers , going the wrong way down a one way Park road.
I think I should get a bye for that.
Mrs. Lawson
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Working on some minor details. Soon, very soon!
Eli Heagy
187th PV
We welcome any and all new members and visitors, come see us:
Can someone tell me what the "Oakes" battlefield march is?
Bill Fean
Date: November 16, 2013
Place: Gettysburg, NMP
Time: 9am until 3 to 4pm, possibly earlier.
Registration Fee: none, nothing. Zero.
How do I register? The answer is all the way at the bottom!
Event Hosts: Doug Oakes and Terri Olszowy, (Living History Guild, Columbia Rifles), Pete Berezuk, (Washington Guard, 69th New York, Columbia Rifles), Kimberlee Bruce, (69th New York and Winston Free State), "Grumpy" Dave Towsen, (Washington Guard, Columbia Rifles), and others.
For the 7th time on this hallowed ground will be held a "March" over the Gettysburg Battlefield, to honor those who fought, lived or fell here.
Federal Infantry or Civilians (Dress standards for military to follow, civilian information, keep scrolling down.)
The March Route:
The plan is to meet at Barlow's Knoll at 9am sharp on Saturday November 16, 2013. Participants should carpool as much as possible and park at the grocery store about ¼ miles up the road, just outside of town. Covering nearly the entire field, the march route will generally follow the "auto tour" as set by the Park Service. The general areas to be covered are as follows: Right flank of 11th Corps. Follow the 11th Corps line up to where it joins 1st Corps line near Oak hill. Follow 1st Corps line to McPherson farm then down to Seminary ridge. Follow Seminary Ridge up to pumping station Rd and then march to Peach Orchard. Follow 3rd Corps line up to Wheatfield. If time allows then to Devils Den. If time is short and folks are hurting we will continue on Wheatfield Road up to Cemetery Ridge near Little Round Top. From there we will march along the ridge to and thru the 2nd Corp positions. We can then cut through the Cemetery to Cemetery Hill and over to Culp's Hill. Rides should be waiting at Spangler's Spring or "at the area by the school" to take us back to our cars. There will be rest stops, water stops and a stop for a hot meal. Participants are encouraged to eat breakfast before they arrive and carry a light (period correct) snack in your haversack. We'll be covering about 4+ miles. It will enhance you experience if you can make the entire march.
Uniform Standards:
Note: The goal of this event is to honor the folks who lived and fought in and around Gettysburg in 1863. So, you don't have the most authentic military kit and you'd really like to come? So, come. It's more important you wear what you have correctly, and act like you know what you're doing. The rest will be just fine. No one will pee on your buttons or count your stitches. Promise.
Note: Absolutely no specialty, of Confederate impressions. Save your time, don't ask. Event organizers will choose the Officers and NCO's for this event. If you show up in a specialty impression (foreign observer, Lincoln, sharpshooter), as an officer or NCO, (without being specifically directed to do so), expect to be asked to leave. Also, the only Confederates in Gettysburg in November of 1863 were being held as prisoners, awaiting shipment to the nearest prison. No Confederate impressions.
Note: If you plan of arranging overnight accommodations for before or after this event. Begin your search about 20 minutes (15 miles) outside Gettysburg proper. You'll save $, count on it.
Military (Federal Only!-light marching order.):
Cap: Federal Forage, Federal Dress (Hardee-dressed, not dressed, partially dressed), civilian slouch.
Coat: Federal Sack, Federal Frock
Trousers: Federal Sky Blue
Shirt: Federal Issue, Federal Contract, Civilian
Belt or suspenders: you pick, unless you take your coat off, nobody's going to see them.
Socks: wool, properly constructed for the time period. If all you have is rag wool socks, well that's all you have.
Shoes/boots: Federal issue Jefferson Davis Bootees. Boots, well if you think you can march all day in boots, have at it.
Haversack: Federal issue
Canteen: smooth-side or bulls-eye, let's try for a nice jean wool cover but if all you have is dark blue or sky blue, so be it. Leather or cloth strap, your choice.
Waist belt –leather keeper, brass keeper, no keeper
Musket: 1861 Springfield, Enfield, 1842 Springfield (rifled or not)
Bayonet: one that fits your musket. Original, Indian, Pakistani are there any other choices?
Cartridge box – Federal, appropriate for the caliber of your musket your musket. Please, it should have a box plate. No rounds. NONE.
Cap Box: Federal issue. No Caps. NONE.
Bayonet scabbard: Two rivets, 7 rivets, pick one.
Great Coats – Federal Infantry - Sky Blue. Let's be realistic. This is South Central Pennsylvania in November. It might be prudent to be prepared to carry a greatcoat in a Federal double bag knapsack or in a hobo or blanket roll. There won't be any way to get it after we start. Plan ahead.
Gum Blanket or Poncho: Properly constructed for the time period. I have this rain thing….
All Civilian Participants will be by invitation only. Contact Kimberlee Bruce at: email@example.com for information.
Civilians will be directed to Kimberlee Bruce, through the registration process. Civilian participation makes every event better! Think about it. There were more civilians in both the North and South then there were soldiers.
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Your home (mailing) address
You phone number with area code
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I put you on a spread sheet and add you to the e-mail group. Done, you're registered.
Questions should be directed to: email@example.com Don't post questions on an Internet board, you won't get an answer or any kind of a response; promise.
And in all fairness, you should know. I won't chase anyone. I have a low tolerance for stupidity. I have a full time+ job where I work in 3 states. I'll answer you; it just might take a day or two. Expect official event communication to start in September, possibly earlier, to those registered.
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Eli Heagy
187th PV
We welcome any and all new members and visitors, come see us:
After a short drive, the march route will be closer to 6+ miles, than 4+ miles.
Eli Heagy
187th PV
We welcome any and all new members and visitors, come see us:
Permits for the march are currently being processed. "Bathroom" stops and availability have been confirmed. Stops where units will be honored and discussed are currently in the works.
Registration opens June 1, 2013.
Eli Heagy
187th PV
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11 Aug 2007
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|Whose Directions to Follow: the Innkeeper's or Mapquest's?
We had an arriving family get lost on the way here last night. They should have been here in the evening but they arrived hours later, some time after 11:00 if my memory is correct.
They were exhausted and frazzled. What should have been a pleasant and relaxing evening on our garden deck, living room, or pub/game room was instead spent driving around the dark countryside, lost and frustrated.
What went wrong? We sent them directions in their email confirmation letter. But they choose to use Mapquest. After all, it always, or nearly always, worked in the past, right?
I'm going to write some more about this below but if you just want to get to the point of this article, here it is: someone, probably everyone, who lives in any area of the world has a good understanding about driving in that area. More so than a roomful of mapping software people in Dilbert cubicles in San Jose or Bombay. If you want to get somewhere, go local to get directions. They can provide helpful landmarks ("turn left at the red barn with three silos") while Mapquest and other such sites, do not.
Let's say Mapquest is perfect and knows where every address is in the USA, one of the largest and most complex countries in the world. They know everything there is to know about every street, highway, alley, driveway, and old dirt road. Would I use them? Sure. And I have. Many times. But if a local tells me how to find him, I will just use Mapquest to get me to the area and then I will switch over to the local's directions.
Let's say that there was no problem with Mapquest's directions to our inn. You would still have to follow the directions precisely. One missed landmark, or wrong turn, and you are sunk if you don't realize right away that you made a mistake.
Our guest made a wrong turn somewhere, drove into some remotely settled part of the countryside in the middle of a very dark night and drove for hours trying to figure out what went wrong. No stores or gas stations were open. They tried to use their cell phone but cell phone coverage in the mountains around here is spotty at best.
Here is another tip: if you get a decent cell phone signal in Vermont, STOP! Otherwise you will drive out of it in a minute or two. The exceptions are some larger towns like Burlington.
The underlying problem was that Mapquest told them the shortest route to take. I told them the best route to take. My directions would have added about five minutes to their trip but were far less likely to get them lost and, if they did make a wrong turn, it would be easy to re-find the correct road or to stop and ask at an all night gas station because my directions took them through a large town instead of remote countryside.
(c) 2007 Jeff Connor
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The pro paddle player Fernando Belasteguin and HEAD have signed an agreement for the next 5 years.
Fernando Belasteguin, "Bela", has an awesome carrer:
•nº1 of Spain and International ranking from 2002 to 2005•nº1 of the Padel Pro Tour in 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009•World Champion in pairs in 2002 and 2004•World Champion by countries in 2002, 2004 and 2006•And, Champion of the Master Paddle Pro Tour 2009
Bela will play with a new paddle racquet, designed by HEAD and Bela. The new racquet is the HEAD TORNADO E+ Bela.
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Newborn screening (NBS) is a public health program that provides early identification and follow-up for treatment of infants affected by certain genetic, metabolic, hormonal and/or functional conditions. Except for hearing, screening tests are done using a few drops of blood from the newborn's heel, usually taken in the hospital 24 to 48 hours after birth.
Currently each state operates by law its own NBS program. Therefore, individual programs vary widely in the number and types of conditions for which they screen. In August 2004 the American College of Medical Genetics (ACMG) submitted a report - Newborn Screening: Toward a Uniform Screening Panel and System - to the federal Health Resources and Services Administration, identifying a nationwide standard for state NBS programs. The report includes a uniform panel of 29 conditions to be targeted by NBS programs, and endorsed by Secretary's Advisory Committee on Heritable Disorders in Newborns and Children (SACHDNC). It also lists an additional 25 "secondary target" (report-only) conditions for which test results should be reported. These 25 conditions are not actively sought by NBS because they do not yet have documented treatments or there is limited knowledge of their natural history, but they are often revealed in the course of NBS for the 29 core conditions. States may also screen for additional conditions beyond the 54 cited in the ACMG report.
In May 2010, another disorder, severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID) was added to SACHDNC's Recommended Uniform Screening Panel and the Secretary of Health and Human Services adopted this full recommended panel as the national standard for newborn screening. In September 2010, screening for critical congenital heart disease (CCHD) using a non-invasive test called pulse oximetry to measure oxygen levels in newborns was recommended by SACHDNC to be added to this panel. The Secretary adopted the recommendation to add CCHD screening to the Recommended Uniform Screening Panel in September 2011 for a total of 31 core conditions.


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A 2009 graduate of Tennessee Tech and former Golden Eagle golfer, Carla Hazelwood has returned to her alma mater to take the position of assistant coach for the men's and women's golf teams. Most recently, Hazelwood served as the graduate assistant coach at fellow OVC school, Austin Peay. She joins the Tech staff to support head coach Polk Brown
Hazelwood began her career at Tech in 2005 and was named Most Dedicated Player by legendary TTU coach Bobby Nichols. A team captain in 2009, she finished her playing career with two all-tournament honors (2006 North/South/Jacksonville Beach Golf Course and 2007 TSU Triangular/Greystone Golf Course)
Brown, in his second season at the helm, believes the experience Hazelwood gained at Austin Peay will be a valuable asset to his teams.
"I look forward to seeing what the future holds for our program with her being aboard," he added.
Hazelwood will assist both the men's and women's teams with their spring seasons.


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JOHNSONBURG – Uni-Tec engineer Dan Guss reported that the wastewater treatment plant is complete and in operation during Tuesday night's Johnsonburg Municipal Authority meeting.
"The plant is complete, is in operation, and is producing high quality effluent and biosolids," Guss said.
According to Guss, the plant has been in full operation since May 31.
A number of contractor punch list items remain to be completed.
"The punch list items remaining do not inhibit plant operation and are, on a relative basis, minor items," Guss said.
Uni-Tec is in the process of closing out their activities on the project and estimates $21,000 of anticipated costs to complete the work.
Guss reported that the total project costs will stay within budget provided costs for extra engineering due to the delay are deducted from the general contractor's retainage.
The total projected budget as of April 19 is $14,319,088. The project has incurred costs of $14,299,944.21 as of Oct. 1.
The incurred construction costs include retainage of $543,939.65 on the McCrossin contract.
Pick up a copy of the Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2011 edition of The Ridgway Record for more.
Next meeting
Johnsonburg Municipal Authority
Tuesday, Nov. 15
Municipal Office
6 p.m.
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Faculty Profile
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- Jacques B. Hadler
Jacques B. Hadler
J. J. Henry Professor of Naval Architecture
B.S. from U.S. Naval Academy
Appointments at Webb Institute:
Research Professor and Director of the Center for Maritime Studies
Dean and Professor of Naval Architecture
J.J. Henry Professor of Naval Architecture
Dean and J.J. Henry Professor of Naval Architecture
J.J. Henry Professor of Naval Architecture
Professor Emeritus of Naval Architecture
Non-academic Experience:
Engineering Duty Officer – USNR
Head of the Trials Branch – DTMB
Head of the Surface Ship Powering Branch – DTMB
Head of the Ship Powering Division – DTMB
Head of the Ship Dynamics Division – DTMB
Advanced Ship Concept Study Group – DTMB
Private consultant and Propeller designer
Courses Taught 2002 to Present:
NA 3 – Resistance and Propulsion
NA 7 – Ship Design
NA 9 – Propeller Design and Vibration
Professional Registration:
PE in the State of Maryland
Important Publications and Presentations, 2002 to Present:
- Hadler, J.B. and Van Hooff, R, "Comparative Analysis of the Resistance Qualities of a Series of Hi-Speed Displacement Hull Forms," FAST'03 Naples, Italy.
- Hadler, J.B., "On the Development of a Hull Form with Minimum Wetted Surface For High-Speed Catamarans and Trimarans," FAST'05 St. Petersburg, Russia.
- Hadler, J.B., Kleist, J. and Unger, M., "On the Effect of Transom Area on the Resistance of Hi-Speed Mono-Hulls," FAST'07 Shanghai, China.
- Hadler, J.B., Cain, K.M. & Singleton, E. M.,"On the Effect of Transom Area on the Resistance of Hi-Speed Catamaran Hulls," FAST09 Athens, Greece.
- Kerwin, J.E. & Hadler, J.B. "Propulsion," Principles of Naval Architecture Series (SNAME).
Professional Development Activities:
Participate and attend national and international meetings on ship hydrodynamics and conferences on advanced ship design.
Honors and Professional Recognition:
Defense Department Meritorious Service Award
D.Sci. (hon) Webb Institute of Naval Architecture
David Taylor Medal for achievements in Naval Architecture (SNAME)
William H. Webb metal for Outstanding Contributions to Education in Naval Architecture, Marine, or Ocean Engineering (SNAME)
Harold E. Saunders Award for significant contribution to Naval Engineering (ASNE)
Fellow in most of his professional societiesWebb Institute, Professor Emeritus of Naval Architecture
Professional Memberships:
Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers (SNAME)
Japanese Society of Naval Architects
Royal Institute of Naval Architects
American Society of Naval Engineers (ASNE)
American Society of Engineering Educators (ASEE)
Additional Duties Beyond Teaching, 2002 to Present:
Conducting experimental hydrodynamic research on high-speed hull forms.
Senior Thesis Advisor 2008 - present.
Service Beyond Webb Institute:
Private consulting on ship hydrodynamic problems.


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If you are looking for a healthy recipe that is as good as regular chocolate chip cookies this is not it. They are ok, but chewy and grainy. My husband and I do not like the texture at all and they are not nearly as sweet. I was hoping they would be very similar to my old standby, but sadly they are not. I know they are a healthy version, but I think I would rather eat the regular cookies less often. They are much better.
Bev's Chocolate Chip Cookies
From EatingWell: Spring 2004, The Essential EatingWell Cookbook (2004), July/August 2012
EatingWell reader Beverley Sharpe of California contributed this recipe. She updated a favorite treat by cutting back on sugar and incorporating whole grains. To increase protein, she replaces the rolled oats with 1 cup almond meal.
176 Reviews for Bev's Chocolate Chip Cookies
My kids ate them! Enough said
I'm 10 and I made them (I'm a health nut). My grocery store doesn't carry wheat flour so I substituted it with all porpose flour. They were great!! One of my brothers thinks that they were brick solid!!!!! Definitly making them again!!!
SophiaS, Raleigh, NC
These are great healthy-ish cookies! I have to admit I did make them a little healthier by subing the 1/4 cup of oil for applesauce and being a little lazy just put the oats in as is and they still turned out awesome. Definitely will make again. I used half chocolate and half white chips.
These cookies are AWESOME! My 10 year old son loves them as much as I do. I had been searching for a healthier chocolate chip cookie recipe, and luckily found this one! Thank you Bev for a delicious and healthier option. This will definitely replace all my other c.c.c. recipes!
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A little over a year after the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" (DADT) ban on homosexuals in the military was officially dropped, the Department of Defense has admitted that it has a problem with sexual assault by male soldiers on other men. The Washington Times noted that, according to an anonymous survey conducted by the Defense Department among military personnel, more men than women are sexually abused in the military each year, with assaults overwhelmingly perpetrated by other men.
Results of the survey show that of the estimated 26,000 service members who were victims of sexual assault in 2012, roughly 14,000 of the victims were men, while some 12,000 were women, according to a scientific survey sample released by the Pentagon.
A 129 percent increase in sexual assaults among military personnel since 2004 has prompted Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel to launch a campaign to deal with "unwanted sexual contact," among the troops. But the project has become more complicated by the fact that an inordinate number of the assaults are apparently being perpetrated by male homosexuals — close on the heels of their high-profile welcome into the ranks.
Elaine Donnelly, president of the Center for Military Readiness, noted that the number of formal reports of sexual assault in the military annually skyrocketed from 1,275 to 2,949 in just eight years, and the numbers of same-sex assaults appear to be one of the factors. Donnelly said that women are identified as the assailants in just two percent of all assaults, which means that almost all of the 14,000 or so men who have been assaulted sexually were targeted by other men. "It appears that the DoD has serious problems with male-on-male sexual assaults that men are not reporting and the Pentagon doesn't want to talk about," Donnelly charged.
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Today marks the opening day of spring practice for the South Carolina Gamecocks.
South Carolina is hoping to build on two straight 11-win seasons starting this spring as they look to fill the void of some major leaders that left the program after last season.
Players like Marcus Lattimore, D.J. Swearinger and T.J. Johnson have been stalwarts of this South Carolina football emergence and it'll be a tough task to find players of equal caliber to fill the roles of these dynamic leaders.
Good thing for the Gamecocks that they've already got some players in place who are ready to step up.
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Sebastian Vettel says it was a "bit of surprise" seeing Red Bull go well at Monza this weekend as the German claimed his third Italian GP pole...
Sebastian Vettel says it was a "bit of surprise" seeing Red Bull go well at Monza this weekend as the German claimed his third Italian GP pole.
Traditionally the Monza circuit is not one of Red Bull's strongest but that doesn't mean the team hasn't excelled before.
Vettel claimed the victory in 2011 to go with his 2008 triumph with Toro Rosso. Both races the German started from pole position as he will Sunday's 53-lap race.
His 1:23.755 in Saturday's qualifying meant he secured the coveted grid slot by 0.213s ahead of his team-mate Mark Webber.
"This weekend the car has been fantastic so far and better than what we could expect," Vettel said.
"We had a really strong pace yesterday and we were able to take that into qualifying today.
"I had two good runs but in the end it's still a bit of surprise to have two cars on the front row on a track where historically we have had bad years.
"This year seemed to work well and hopefully we'll have a good race tomorrow from where we start."
The Red Bull racer admits his performance on Saturday was thanks to Red Bull's much-improved low downforce package that they brought to the high-speed track.
"We target to have the optimum every year. Obviously some years we are closer and other years we are quite far away.
"It seems that this year we are in a very strong position. We are able to match other cars on the straights and we know that in corners we have a strong car.
"It's a nice place and a nice track and very challenging to get a good lap because the downforce is very low on the car and it feels very light.
"Sliding a little bit here and there doesn't cost you as much as at other circuits, but obviously if you try too often to go over the limit there is a big penalty. But we managed to get through and get a great result."
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A fan leaves Kristen Stewart an obnoxious note on her car. (AKM-GSI)
Kristen Stewart got an unsightly (and, let's be honest, hilarious) reminder of her recent breakup with longtime boyfriend Robert Pattinson on Monday when an overzealous Robsten fan wrote, "I (heart) Rob," on the hood of her dust-covered blue Toyota truck while it was parked in Los Angeles.
Like most people, the "Twilight" star probably didn't need someone to point out that her relationship of more than three years was dunzo. The pair, who split in late May, isn't showing any signs of reconciling, which has many Robsten fans (like the car culprit ... or clever paparazzo) up in arms.
[Related: Kristen Stewart Stuns (and Smiles!) at First Appearance Since Robert Pattinson Split]
To make matters worse, it appears that the 23-year-old actress also snagged a parking ticket.
Thankfully, in the coming months K.Stew won't have time to be bothered with problems like dirty cars and parking tickets as she'll be filming her next flick, "Camp X-Ray." Stewart reported for duty on the film's Los Angeles set on Monday. In it, she plays a soldier who befriends an inmate at the prison camp Guantanamo Bay in Cuba.
[Related: 'Twilight' star Kristen Stewart goes to Gitmo in 'Camp X-Ray']
We bet she is wishing that the flick were actually filming in Cuba right about now … which would be far enough away to let the rest of her R.Pattz memories collect dust (much like her car).
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One of the best movie lines I've heard was from the movie The Social Network. The soon to be ex-girlfriend commented that when you write something on the Internet, you're writing in pen, not pencil. I can't tell you how many times I've used those words when nagging my teenage kids about their Facebook posts. There is a lot of material out there to gather if you want to find out about a person's life outside of work, or before they get a job offer.
A book called Auditing Social Media by Peter Scott and Mike Jacka crossed my desk the other day, thanks to my membership in The IIA's Audit Executive Network. For many of us, our companies are active in social media. Many use social media monitoring tools to gather posts about their companies — feeding this information to the communications team, marketing, and customer service to identify trends that might need to be addressed. Of course in the world of social media, no rules apply and no filter is attached. It's raw, unedited thought — typos and all. And it can never go away. Remember — pen, not pencil.
Social media policies are common practice today. We have one, and I'm guessing most of your organizations have them too. Basically, they caution you to be careful, not say things that you'll be sorry for later, and remind you about confidentiality of company information. Good advice. So, who is monitoring the policy for compliance?
Have you launched an audit yet? Is there enough risk in this area to bother putting social media on the audit plan? Perhaps next year? When you do — this book has an audit program in the back that might be helpful to you and your team.
Happy auditing!
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By Andrew from Canada on 2013-04-01 22:40:43
Things I liked: I like this gun so much, I went and ordered myself the "K1 Doug Koenig Special", It's practically the same PT80, just in Desert Tan, and a Weaver rail under the barrel. Both gun's are great, and very accurate, the length of the magazine can accommodate many different pellet lengths, and I haven't found a pointed pellet that didn't shoot/cycle well in this shooter,Light-weight alloy pellets are fun to shoot in D/A, but for serious accuracy try H&N baracuda Match round's with a head size of 4.53 and you'll be stacking rounds at 10M all day long. Excellent shot count per cartridge,,a far cry from the 32 usable shots you get out of a Gamo P25/PT85.
Things I would have changed: There is a detent spring that can come loose after some usage, It's visible and sits under the trigger blade, a drop of glue will keep it in place for the life of the gun.
What others should know: There is quite a bit of metal on this gun, and it's well worth the price,Most retail outlets will have a price tag of around 100$ on it. The gun seems to like the heavier pellets in the 10gr,. range, and shoots well with H&N Baracuda Green's for some added velocity without loss of accuracy if you like alloy rounds. All in all, I would highly recommend this Co2 pistol. It's good value, and a lot of fun.I also wanted to add, This gun is great with H&N Copper Coated RoundBall's in 4.45mm size,,Look for a nice boost in the velocity, and at 10-15M You'll get all your shots in the black covered by a quarter. Cheer's, and Happy Huntin', Andy.
By ken from USA on 2007-10-18 01:13:20
Things I liked: nothing
Things I would have changed: I also had aproblem with this gun I had it for 1 month and the seal let go I had to trash it I am not byased because I own a p-23 with no ptoblems. I would not buy gammo for this reason because I spent less on the p-23 and it is a better gun.it should come with extra seals.
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I would like to have a new Windows Explorer right-click menu item that does the following:
Ask for the new folder name
Create that new folder under the current folder
Change to the newly created subfolder
Create an empty text file named Url.txt
Open the newly created empty text file with Notepad or the associated app for .txt files.
I copy and paste a website url into the empty text file and save it.
When I find new software I like, I save the file(s) as well as the url where I found it for
later reference.
This is a before and after folder-file listing to show what I mean.
C:\Top Folder\
C:\Top Folder\Subfolder One\
C:\Top Folder\Subfolder One\Url.txt
C:\Top Folder\
C:\Top Folder\Subfolder One\
C:\Top Folder\Subfolder One\Url.txt
C:\Top Folder\Subfolder Two\
C:\Top Folder\Subfolder Two\Url.txt
I would right-click while in Top Folder and create the new Subfolder Two
with an empty Url.txt file opened in Notepad etc.
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C:\Documents and Settings\Userid\SendTo contains a shortcut to a batch file.
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Set Var=%1%
For %%i in ("%Var%") Do Set dl=%%~di
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set folder=
set /P folder=Enter New Folder Name: %=%
if "%folder%"=="" goto folder
if not exist "%folder%" md "%folder%"
cd "%folder%"
start /max %SystemRoot%\explorer.exe /e,%Var%\%folder%
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you better be fast walking the cup if you're welding hot, or the pipe is going to be black instead of gold.
i wouldn't thing you could walk the cup on SS due to its need for longer gas coverage wile it cools. its definitely not some thing i would expect to be learned in a week's time if it could be done. i'm fairly new to TIG but have gotten better results with higher gas flows with SS. walking the cup seems like it would reduce the time coverd by gas ?? never tried it and i'm shore some one with years experience could do it or explain how it gets enough gas coverage ?
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02-07-2008, 05:00 PM #31thanks for the help
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James you can walk the cup on stainless as we used to weld 20 inch pipe 3 inches thick and we used a gas lense with the argon flow at 20 and did this to put the root in and 3 filler passes so the gold track machine could take over. The root was not open butt, it had a consumbile insert also known as an EB ring.
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so did you pass of fail?
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i passed, i passed, i passed!!!
hello all.
sorry no speak for ages. nvr got a chance to get to a comp while at the job.
i hav to tell u all the great news.
im a bit rushed just now but will tell u the basics.
i went away a mig welder and ive come back a mig, mma and tig welder. so glad i took the chance and went down. they are delighted to hav a girl working for them and i am so happy to be there. everything is just absolutely ace!! im so happy and so lucky to hav this opportunity. will speak to u all soon. its been an emotional couple of months but well worth all the effort.
take care and i will speak soon ok. xxxx
My congrats go to you. Glad to hear you passed.If necessity is the Mother of Invention, I must be the Father of Desperation!
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shocked I didn't notice this thread earlier!!!! I'm SOOO happy that you passed, shows what determination and skill can do for you!!! But as you will find out, like Engloid had said, not every one will be that nice! When you do it in the field, it will be MUCH different!!! But now we know you can do it!!!
Thanks for keeping us informed, and can't wait to hear from you soon!!!
Oh! and PICTURES!!! PICTURES!!! PICTURES!!!!!!!!!!I'm not late...
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good morning all.
hows it going everybody.
like i said before, sorry for not being in contact until now.
i was on a british website called ukwelder.com as well as this one before i left to go for the test,( look at help needed urgently) asking for help and a guy half way to the job said to stop in for a few hours more practice at his work which i did. was very good of him and he helped me alot.
when i arrived at the job they said i was doing a mma 6" 6g instead of the 2" stainless. i nearly fainted cos ive nvr done a stick test in my life either!! if i was told before i wld of got some practice in.
anyway, i miraculously passed it and was on the job welding pipe supports for a few weeks. if we got rained or winded off the lng tanks i asked my gaffer if i could go and weld in there little workshop jst to get more practice instead of standing about doing nothing. he was delighted with that and all my keeness to learn new things and also to do a tig test. they have heavy wall 30" pipe there too thats to be mig welded. i also asked for a test for that as that is my comfort zone. mig was all i knew before i went there. might still get a test but wel see.
about 2 weeks ago i got a tig test. it was 2" carbon pipe welded with stainless wire. so im now coded for both as i passed it. totally over the moon.
did my first production butt the other day which was a 4" stainless pipe. my confidence is growing as that passed too. im a long way from being a great tig welder but i know i will get there as im so keen. my advice to all after my experience is dont be shy. and grab a good opportunity with both hands. it is scary and might not work out, but ul never know unless u try. this just the start for me. im away from the shipyards now and if i keep my nose clean ive been told i will go far as my company are all for training up young ones.
ive got to be the happiest welder alive. couldnt of made it without all the help and support along the way tho. so a big thankyou to all who helped me get through this.it will never be forgotten.
even if i failed and had to go back home id be proud of myself just for taking the chance. i learned alot just from that experience alone of doing the stick test.
well take care all and i will speak soon.
thanx again x x x
03-21-2008, 06:46 AM #38Junior Member
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