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It's about to get cold in Denver! If you're looking for some indoor fun for your little one try brainstorming creative activities after reading a favorite picture book.
I love Jonathan London's Froggy books, and one of my favorites is Froggy Gets Dressed. Froggy doesn't care that frogs are supposed to hibernate in winter. He's ready to play in the snow. He is so excited to go outside that, despite his mother's reminders, he forgets to put on the appropriate winter garb.
Here are a few fun things you can do after reading this book:
Reading, singing, talking, writing, and playing are all easy activities you can do with your children to help get them ready to read and ready for school. You're probably already doing these things, but if you need some new inspiration or are looking for a great picture book, look no further.
Colorado Libraries for Early Literacy (CLEL) has a new children's book award that recognizes wonderful picture books that support early literacy. Every year on February 5th the selection committee will announce one winner for each category; read, write, sing, talk, play. This year, to get everyone excited about the new award, the committee chose to honor 25 excellent books from the past 25 years that embody the spirit of the award.
Yesterday the Children's Library at the Central Library celebrated another successful Summer of Reading with ice cream sundaes, popsicles and jokes.
After enjoying the tasty treats we got to sharing laughs. Some of the jokes came from books and others were kid creations. Here's a smattering of jokes the kids found hilarious:
Knock knock. Who's there? Fire alarm. Fire alarm who? Don't touch the fire.
How do aliens stay in touch with their friends? Spacebook.
Knock knock. Who's there? Interrupting cow. Interrupting...Moo
Knock knock. Who's there? Johnny. Johnny who? Johnny Bravo.
Have you registered your child for Summer of Reading yet?
This Saturday, July 27 is the last day to sign up. Come to any Denver Public Library branch to get started winning cool prizes! Children from birth to incoming seniors in high school can participate. Once you sign up, the last day to finish the program and pick up prizes is August 10. Take a look at summerofreading.org for more information about the Summer of Reading program and learn about special events happening at a library near you. Don't miss out on the fun!
Today is the Summer Solstice, or the first official day of summer and the longest day of the year in the northern hemisphere.
As the earth revolves around the sun, the north pole is tilted toward the sun half the year and the south pole is tilted toward the sun the other half. Today is the day with the longest period of daylight because the sun takes its longest path through the sky. In the Northern Hemisphere the summer solstice always falls on June 20th, 21st or 22nd.
The winter solstice, the shortest day of the year, takes place between December 21st and December 23rd. This occurs when the north pole is at maximum tilt away from the sun.
Looking for something for your children to do this summer? Sign them up for the Summer of Reading program.
Any child from birth all the way up to teens getting ready for their senior year of high school can participate in the Summer of Reading program and win books and other fun prizes. Just visit your local branch, sign up, and start reading (or singing, talking, playing, reading, and writing with the birth through pre-K crowd). Registration begins on Monday, June 3rd and will end on Saturday, July 27th. Participation is free.
This year's Denver Public School K-8 2D Art Exhibition will be on Level 5 in the Western History Gallery from April 5 through April 25. Come to the library and check out the wonderfully creative drawings, paintings and more.
While you're here you might get inspiration for your own art project or something to try with your children.
For more inspiration check out these books about art and artists:
Picture Books:
Andrew Drew and Drew by Barney Satlzberg
Art by Patrick McDonnell
Aspiring Artist by Jane O'Connor
Looking for book suggestions for your child? You're in luck; it's award season. Every year the American Library Association chooses the best books for children in a variety of categories. The staff here at the library held our own mock award sessions to see if we could predict this year's winners. Here are our results...
This year marks the 75th anniversary for the Caldecott Medal. Named for nineteenth-century English children's book illustrator, Randolph Caldecott, this award is given "to the artist of the most distinguished American picture book for children."
Medal Winner: More by I.C. Springman, illustrated by Brian Lies
You are cordially invited to high tea at the Denver Public Library on Saturday, January 26, 2013 at 2 p.m. We'll get dressed up and have some tea. Oh what fun this party will be! Join us for delicious tea, cookies, a story, and a craft.
January is National Hot Tea month and you are invited to celebrate with the Children's Library at the Central Library. We'll serve a variety of hot and iced teas, juice and cookies. There will be music, a tea related read-aloud and a craft. The party will be fun and educational with an opportunity to sneak in a lesson about table manners. We'll also use some unique vocabulary words your child might not hear very often, like doily, pitcher, and etiquette.
The Denver Public Library's next storytime designed specifically for children with special needs will take place this Saturday, November 10 at 2 p.m. at the Central Library. We will read, sing, dance, and socialize in the Children's Pavilion. If your child has difficulty sitting through a regular storytime, consider trying this sensory storytime.
This monthly storytime is geared toward children at the preschool level with autism or other developmental disabilities. The books we read are adapted to include interactive elements, making the story more accessible for all. On the 10th we will read The Napping House by Audrey Wood. Last month we had fun reading Dog's Colorful Day by Emma Dodd.
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- Rent levels across England and Wales (under ATA95) for pasture haven't seen much change between H1-2015 and H2-2015 with a £2 decrease (0.8%). Though the average price declined by £11 (4.0%) between H2-2014 and H2-2015 to £254/hectare.
- The highest rental level for pasture land (under ATA 95) in H2-2015 was seen in the North West, Wales and West Midlands with an average rental level of £297/hectare. This was a £49 (14.3%) drop when in comparison to H1-2015 for the North West, a £25 (7.7%) drop for Wales and a £37 (14.3%) increase for the West Midlands.
- The largest increase (under ATA 95) between H1-2015 and H2-2015 of £37/hectare was seen in both the Eastern region, increasing to £198/hectare and the West Midlands increasing to £297/hectare.
- Rent prices for pasture land (under ATA 95) decreased in the East Midlands, North West, Wales and Yorks and Humber, between H1-2015 and H2- 2015. The largest fall between this period was seen in the North West region, decreasing from £346/hectare to £297, a reduction of £49(14.3%). The largest fall in rental price between periods H2-2014 and H2-2015 was a drop of £74 (20.0%) which was also seen in the North West region.
- The average rental price for arable land in England and Wales (under ATA 95) experienced a £11 (2.9%) increase between periods H1-2015 and H2-2015. There was a 4.5% decrease in rental prices when periods H2-2014 and H2-2015 are compared.
- The only percentage decrease of the half year for arable land (Under ATA 95) was seen in the East Midlands region, which came down by 3.1% (£12).
- The lowest price paid for arable was seen in Wales which rose 7.7% (£25) between H1-2015 and H2-2015.
|Land rent levels for dairy farms (pasture land) in England and Wales
Note= All figures are median only. Data is based on surveyor opinions of bare farmland rents. England and Wales rent figures are the weighted average of all regions.
ATA = Agricultural Tenancies Act 1995; AHA = Agricultural Holdings Act 1986.
Note: There are two types of agricultural tenancy in operation, AHA 86 and ATA 95. Those agreed before 1 September 1995 are known as 1986 Act tenancies (AHA 86) and those agreed after 1 September 1995 are known as Farm Business Tenancies (ATA 95). These two types of tenancy operate quite differently. For example, AHA 86 tenancies carry succession rights whereas Farm Business Tenancies are typically short term. Therefore, there are typically differing levels of rent between the two types of tenancy within the same region, with ATA 95 tenancies usually being more expensive. Details can be found at this link:
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Edneyville troop 605 gears up for rugged Philmont
Published: Thursday, March 20, 2008 at 8:17 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, March 20, 2008 at 8:17 p.m.
A hike on a pleasant late winter weekend day is delightful. Call it a shakedown and you get a whole other world of obligation.
The Florence Preserve trail
Seven-mile loop with 800-foot gain to 3,500 feet.
Carolina Mountain Club rates it moderate.
Reach the trail by going up a dirt road behind Nitas Grocery in Gerton.
Got two pair of socks, an inner layer and outer layer, not of the same fabric? Got your moleskin and duct tape?
Got at least a quart of water? High-protein trail mix? Rain gear?
Ive been working on my Kelty backpack, loading it up with mostly real stuff but a few dummy items, adjusting the straps. Thirty-nine pounds.
On July 2 well embark on a 63-mile 10-day backpacking trek at Philmont Scout Ranch at Cimarron, N.M. Philmont is made up of 137,000 acres of rugged mountain wilderness in the Sangre de Cristo (Blood of Christ) range of the Rocky Mountains.
Im going as one of three adult leaders with Edneyville troop 605. We have eight boys on our crew including three Eagle scouts.
Weve been taking shakedown hikes to get ready.
We started slow, hiking six miles up Bearwallow Mountain a couple of weeks ago.
Last weekend we hitched up our packs and headed up a trail in the Florence Preserve on Little Pisgah. Elevation gain was only 800 feet, a wimpy slope compared to what well encounter at Philmont.
We planned to T into a road and go into the higher elevation of Little Pisgah, then hike down depending on time. (We had a pickup van to meet us.)
The trail through the Florence Preserve is well-maintained. It winds through many dark green rhododendron thickets. Cross-hatched logs and handrails ease you over the stream that you cross several times.
The forecast called for heavy thundershowers and high winds.
Shortly after we set out, Tim, one of the adult leaders, began receiving weather map updates on his cellphone another luxury we wont have in New Mexico. Its all red, he said, signifying severe thundershowers.
Sure enough the rains came.
I was happy about that personally.
Whats that saying? Be prepared.
The Scouts and the adults had planned well. All but one had a pack cover. We all had hats and rain gear. Most had rainsuits.
I reached into my pack and put on my poncho. I had read the Philmont guide and knew that ponchos were not recommended. To be comfortable and dry during rain, a good quality rain suit is essential, the guide said.
The guide was right, I learned. My poncho covered me well except arms. Go by the book. Rain suit next time.
The weather was cooperating with our shakedown plans by getting worse. It rained harder and harder, and became mixed with hail by the time we reached the Scout van on the old logging road.
Philmont is arid but a sudden downpour is common. Rain occurs most frequently in the afternoon and may last an hour, all night or several days, the guide says. Small hail or sleet often accompanies rain. Mountain weather is fickle. Anything can happen and often does.
Anyone who spends a lot of time outdoors knows thats true of our mountains too. Our shakedown on Little Pisgah was a good experience, though less dramatic than what we will encounter at Philmont.
Bill Moss is an assistant scoutmaster with Troop 605 of Edneyville.
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Running Time: 105
Director: Rick Davis
Company: Baby Doll Pictures
Cast: John West, Aveena Lee, Sin Serious, Cailey Taylor, Anthony Hardwood, Adam Wilde, Tyce Bune, Magnum (I), Dick Tracy, Annie Cruz, Jessica Sweet, Avy Lee Roth
Critical Rating: AAA
Genre: Gonzo
Filler for the pop in the mouth crowd.
Five women, of varying beauty, walk or crawl up a staircase, in skimpy outfits, then get fucked, sometimes aggressively. All the women's bodies are nice, and they look pretty good getting slammed in the standard vag fuck positions presented (there's only one anal prodding).
Aveena is the unquestionable highlight; she's a stunner: An Asian babe with shockingly green eyes. Wow. Her sex scene could have used a bit more energy, though.
The raincoaters will likely appreciate the second scene best. A sexy, light skinned black girl gives a spirited, wet b.j. and seems really into it when getting fucked.
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It was the biggest night in Hillary Clinton's career -- her pitch to Americans as she officially accepts the Democratic nomination for president of the United States. Melissa Russo reports from Philadelphia.
A violent robbery at a business has shaken residents in Williamsburg. Katherine Creag reports.
Two people ended up in the hospital after a violent robbery at a Brooklyn business, police say. Now the NYPD is looking for two men seen on surveillance video.
State Sen. Daniel Squadron said closing court early may be against the law -- and he's not the only one troubled by the findings of an I-Team investigation. Over the course of a month, the I-Team found...
Gunman slips and falls on freshly mopped floor before terrorizing Papa John's employees in Texas.
City health officials are investigating two cases of Legionnaires' disease that emerged during the past 10 months at an apartment complex in Harlem. Michael George reports.
Police are looking for two suspects who they say committed a bias-assault against an Asian college student last month aboard a Bronx-bound subway train. Checkey Beckford reports.
A Hawaii delegate is defending her decision to make an obscene gesture on national television during the roll call vote at Tuesday's Democratic National Convention. KHNL's Mileka Lincoln reports.
Local leaders are urging reform after the way in which Queens Judges routinely clock out early was exposed. Chris Glorioso reports.
A man who lured a young schoolgirl into his car in Queens is being sought by police, though he released her after driving several blocks. Roseanne Colletti reports.


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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) A management consultant and former Kansas State University student body president has been appointed assistant secretary of the state Department of Agriculture.
Acting Agriculture Secretary Jackie McClaskey announced the hiring of Hill City native Jake Worcester on Thursday.
Worcester has a degree from Kansas State in agricultural economics and grew up working on his family's farm.
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I am trying to get the hang of WP and generally find it easier to use and more transparent than several other systems. BUT, why does a choice of category only present itself using the 'simple' write mode - and dissappear in the 'advanced' - I would have thought it would be more appropriate the other way round if anything.
In fact I would like it to be in both...
However, in 'edit' mode it vanishes again, so once an item has been categorised - that's it - no re-categorising
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You have an opportunity to contribute to the McLennan County Hunger Coalition's Food Rescue Efforts and all it takes to get started, and begin this process is to take a basic food handler's course for food handling certification. This course only costs $20 (and the coalition is willing to pay half the cost on a needs basis evaluation).
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Wedding Dresses are CRAZY expensive- like $1,000+ expensive, which we think is pretty ridiculous. So we've put together eight great wedding dresses, all for under $300 (and a few for under $100).
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3. Silk Tricotine Sophia Gown, $295 at J. Crew
4. Convertible One Shoulder Gowns from Lo-Ve-La by Liz Fields, $238 at eDressMe.com
5. Pansy Taffeta Dress, $168 at AnneKlein.com
6. Calvin Klein Empire Satin Gown, $218 at Nordstrom
7. Betsy & Adam Pleated Halter Gown, $160 at Dillards.com
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Snow also blanketed hills surrounding Queenstown. Most of it
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The midsummer snowfall was regarded as a welcome change after
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The code amber alert for the Young Valley in the Mt Aspiring
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Epic Sandwich: Top 5 sandwiches of 2009
The Manny's Special
Teddy Hobbins
There have been several noteworthy sandwich creations in 2009, and many forgettable ones as well. As the new year approaches, I wanted to recap 5 of my favorites from the past year. This by no means is my attempt to categorize all the best sandwiches in the cities -- that search is far from over -- but rather to provide a recap of my exploration to date.
The Manny's Special
Teddy Hobbins
First up is the Manny's Special from Manny's Tortas. This sandwich is essentially a full on assault of spice and bold flavor. The roster of fresh avocado, mashed beans, spicy mayo and sautéed jalapeños in combination with steak and ham was far too genius to not make this list.
Next in line is the El Cubano from the Muddy Pig. Most folks associate the Muddy Pig with their amazing beer knowledge and selection, but beer is so much better with killer food. The El Cubano is essentially a mountain of roasted pork with a perfect tangy mustard and sweet and sour pickle accompaniment to round out the creaminess of the Swiss cheese and saltiness of griddled ham. A place named after a pig better have some good hog on the menu, and they sure deliver.
The Cheeky Monkey Deli on Selby Ave. is one of the newest, and best sandwich joints in the Twin Cities. Their meatloaf sandwich takes thin slices of savory meatloaf and tops it off with a killer combination of cheese, chilies and bacon! It's a salty, spicy gooey mess--perfect for the days when you need something to blanket the Minnesota cold.
Brasa is one of my favorite NE lunch spots, and their pulled chicken sandwich is amazing. Take super moist pulled chicken, coat it in an intoxicating smoked pepper sauce, pile on a huge serving of their lovely cabbage salad and you've got a killer combo of creamy, smoky, sour and savory.
Finally, we have Clancey's in Linden Hills. Although Clancey's is well known as a butcher shop, I love them for their unbelievably tender roast beef too. They pile velvety slices of thin, rare beef on top of a Rustica baguette and add on a smattering of gourmet toppings including roasted peppers, fine cheeses and a variety of sauces--just go easy on the mustard unless you are trying to knockout a serious head cold.
That rounds out the top 5 for 2009, but I'm still hungry for more. Please leave a comment and let me know the places you'd like to see here in 2010!
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I'm trying to set a system environment variable to use use the current logged in username. I'm tried the below using the username environment variable but it doesn't work. I'm using "setx /m" on windows 7 64bit to set the variable but they aren't being set to the current logged in user.
- User_Network_Workspace = \network.share\Staff\%USERNAME%\workspace
- User_Network_Pocation = \network.share\Staff\%USERNAME%\pkg
Is what I'm doing possible or is there an alternative. Essentially what I want is the ability to have an environment variable for every user that logs in to point to there staff folder.
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Odorless hand cream
Monday, 16 May 2011 00:00
O'KEEFFE'S WORKING HANDS is a hand cream for relieving dry hands that crack and split.
LED worklight
Monday, 16 May 2011 00:00
ROCKLER LED WORKLIGHT with magnifying head features 18 LED bulbs surrounding a 5" diameter, five-times magnifying glass, attached to a flexible arm and a magnetic base.
Universal base and fence
Monday, 16 May 2011 00:00
MAGSWITCH UNIVERSAL BASE AND FENCE, available from Rockler Woodworking and Hardware, is a kit that includes two 30mm MagJigs (magnetic inserts), a resaw fence, a dual roller fence and a universal base.
Fire hose work pants
Sunday, 15 May 2011 00:00
FIRE HOSE WORK PANTS, from Duluth Trading Co., are made from 100 percent cotton canvas, the same material used to wrap fire hoses.
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CASTLEWOOD BY AMS has introduced birch plywood drawer sides, made from 1/2" thick C-2 grade white birch plywood with a clear UV finish.
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Fax: (402) 280-1123
The building hours for the Kiewit Fitness Center and Rasmussen Center can be found here.
The building hours for May 31 - July 31 can be found here.
The summer group fitness schedule, which runs from now until August 12th, can be found here.
Congratulations to Emily Forristal, Campus Recreation's Building Employee of the Month! Here are some quick facts about Emily:
Year: Freshman
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Major: Business - Undecided
Favorite Hobbies: Playing piano and golfing
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Tranquilo y acogedor apartamento cerca de Padua y Venecia
N.º máximo de huéspedes5
Cuartos de baño1
Tamaño50 m²
Planta(con ascensor)
- Apto para familias / niños
- Cocina
- Toallas
- Se permiten mascotas
- Lavadora / secadora
- Aparcamiento disponible
- Se permite fumar
|Via Filzi Fabio, 35020 Albignasego, Italia
|Tipo de propiedad
|Código de referencia
|N.º máximo de noches
|1 mes
|Entrada a partir de las
|Bajo acuerdo
|Entrada antes de las
|Bajo acuerdo
|Salida antes de las
|Bajo acuerdo
|Política de cancelación
Esta en una pequeña poblacion cerca de Padua ,pero ideal para moverse en coche por alli porque se cogen las carreteras sin pasar por Padua.A Venecia se tarda 40 minutos en coche,pero mejor ir a Mestre (el parking de la estacion vale 10 € todo el dia y el tren 1 € y tarda 10min ,vienen muy seguidos), Verona esta cerca tambien.
La casa es nueva y esta bien para 4 personas.Se aparca bien y no hay ruidos .Se descansa bien
El apartamento era muy bonito y limpio. Todo, desde la descripción estaba allí. Gio es agradable y muy servicial persona, no había ningún problema para comunicarse con ella. En una palabra - ¡GRANDE!
The apartment was very nice, and clean. Everything from the description was there. Gio is nice and very helpful person, there were no trouble to contact her.
In one word - GREAT !
Place very nice ! One bedroom and one livingroom (also can be used as bedroom). Owner very nice and contact is very good. I would come back next year if a some kind of aircondition will be available :)
Unfortunately we have not met Gioia. She is an estate agent and was very busy. Her assistent Edi helped us well. The apartment was fine. Fairly new, neat, clean and with a large bathroom in a beautiful new residential. Unfortunately the kitchen was poorly equipped to cook for 4 people. Only one medium saucepan without a lid and a small frying pan. Also cutlery was scarce. From the appartment Padova, Venice and Sottomarina beach are easily accessible. Padova is a real winner. Cute town, which is not overrun by tourists. Lovers should visit the botanical garden.
We've been guests of three (students) in this nice apartment in Vada! Vada is a very nice little village surrounded by the most beautiful and idyllic landscape of the Tuscany! On the one hand, the apartment is close to the city centre, where you can not only find shops and restaurants, but also doctors and pharmacies (if you are as lucky as me as to fall ill on your journey). On the other hand, the location of the apartment is also perfect because of the short distance to the marvellous sea - you can reach it within a few minutes' walk only!
We found the apartment itself absolutely nice and cosy. It's in a good condition and the nicely-decorated rooms offer enough space for three people to feel comfortable and like home. We also enjoyed warm evenings on one of the balconies or had fun cooking in the kitchen!
The owner of the apartment is one of the friendliest and most helpful people I know! She did not only provide us with information in a really kind way, but took great care of us whatever we needed, too. At this point I'd like to express my deep gratitude again!
So after all we had a great time in Vada - it's definitely worth a visit! We hope we can come back some time, which we really look forward to!
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It is official. Franklin Lockwood is the new St. Francis fire chief.
Replacing Andrew Neargarder, who retired last June, the 49-year-old St. Francis native was sworn in as chief Oct. 5.
Lockwood was most recently serving as interim fire chief. He has worked for the St. Francis Fire Department for the last 29 years.
Lockwood applied for chief positions in surrounding areas, but said he is happy to stay with the SFFD.
"I've been very fortunate to have a lot of support from the community," he said. "I really couldn't ask for any more support than what they're giving me. I feel comfortable dealing with the people here in the city, I feel comfortable with the people outside the city, and I look forward to meeting the people that I haven't."
Easing into new role
Compared to his duties as interim fire chief, Lockwood said his job will not change much, but he added that landing the position makes him feel more confident.
Instead of responding to every scene, Lockwood spends more time in the office, updating policies and procedures to ensure his team is providing the best service possible.
"But I still jump when my pager goes off," he added.
One duty he said he will miss is being able to work closely with people in the community.
"I enjoy working with people," he said. "I can still do that, but not to the extent that I was doing before."
When he was young, Lockwood said his dream was to own a hardware store. One day, while working at what is now Greg's True Value Hardware, 3050 E. Layton Ave., Lt. David Goltz, who now is retired, came into the store and offered Lockwood a paid, on-call position at the Fire Department. Lockwood accepted.
"He piqued my curiosity, and the rest is history," Lockwood said.
He received training from several SFFD staff and earned his associate's degree in fire science and emergency medical transportation certification.
Change has come over years
From improvements in equipment to new qualifications to become a firefighter, Lockwood has watched the department change drastically since he started as a firefighter in 1978.
"When I started in '78 as a paid on-call, we still rode on the back of the trucks, which hasn't been done for many, many years now, and that's advancement in safety," he said. "Everybody has to be seated and belted."
Every piece of equipment has been replaced, he said.
"When I first started, all the fire hoses were cotton-jacketed, so after you used it, it had to be scrubbed and hung in the hose tower, and it had to dry for two weeks before it could be re-rolled and then put back on the trucks," Lockwood said. "And now everything is synthetic, so we just kind of wash it off and repack it."
The physical size and capability of the equipment have increased. Trucks now carry more water and the protective gear firefighters wear is more efficient for high temperatures.
Improved breathing apparatuses allow firefighters to work longer in buildings on fire.
"They used to be steel tanks, now they are wrapped fiberglass tanks," he said.
Boots also have changed, from rubber to leather.
Unfortunately, Lockwood said, the Fire Department responds to about three times as many calls as it did in 1978. Lockwood said the prevalence of fires has increased because more products are made of plastic and tend to burn more quickly.
Throughout his career, the most memorable event he responded to was the tornado of 2000.
"It was a beautiful March day, all day - long, warm, compared to what it should have been - and at about 6 o'clock that evening, everything went from a beautiful day to high winds and actually chaos in the city," he said.
Glass windows were blown out of stores along Whitnall Avenue, cars were overturned, several people were hurt, and there were gas leaks and trees down throughout the city. Lockwood said it was like a windstorm, but tenfold.
"We were fortunate (the tornado) didn't stay on the ground," he said.
Mapping future of department
Lockwood said his top priority is to maintain the highest level of service possible and to make it better.
"We have a great, young group of firefighters and officers right now," he said. "I think they're all excited about the growth of the city, and they're looking forward to facing those challenges, so I'm very blessed to have the people I have working."
City Attorney Ralph Voltner said Lockwood's salary has been negotiated, but the amount cannot be disclosed until approved by the Common Council.
"It's a work in progress," Voltner said. "I was given some ranges, but I don't know the actual salary."
According to Voltner, Neargarder's annual salary was $74,642. He was paid an additional $2,667 per year for serving as director of emergency government.
Voltner said Lockwood is very qualified for the position.
"I look forward to working with him," he said.
Since being hired as a paid on-call firefighter, Lockwood has been a public education officer, an assistant training officer, a training officer and a fire investigator.
He has served several terms as president of the Milwaukee County Training Officers Association and has volunteered as a fire investigator for the Racine County Fire Investigation Task Force. He has been a member of the International Association of Arson Investigators Inc., Wisconsin Arson Insurance Council and the Wisconsin Alliance for Fire Safety.
Lockwood currently is pursuing a bachelor's degree in public administration for fire service with a minor in emergency disaster management.
Chantel Balzell can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or (262) 446-6602.
By the Numbers
about 400
calls the SFFD responded to in 1978
calls the SFFD responded to in 2006
SFFD personnel
ladder owned by the SFFD
ambulances owned by the SFFD
engines owned by the SFFD
support truck owned by the SFFD
command truck owned by the SFFD
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Bliss Labs Super Slough Scrub
51 reviews
72% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.9
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 3.9
Price: $$$
on 4/9/2014 1:34:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I agree with other reviewers this is not that there is not a lot of scrub power, better off using before you get totally wet under the shower completely.considering this contains pumice it is weak.
The smell I thought was horrible,smells like dryer sheets.
This contains jojoba oil so it does leave skin dry like other scrubs, my skin was smooth but that is usually the case with many scrubs although this does foam up. i felt very clean afterward and my epilator worked better, lotion went on smooth again, this happens with other scrubs.
expensive , paid 26.00 although the bottle is over 16 ounces. Would not buy again not good enough for price and I hate the scent.
on 1/24/2014 4:42:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Dry, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This may be the best scrub i have ever tried, love the scent! Not so glamorous packaging but i dont care ;)
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on 8/4/2012 9:12:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I really wanted to like this scrub, and all Bliss products, but I'm finding two major strikes against it: 1. To me, it smells like detergent. 2. It feels like detergent - instead of leaving me smooth and moisturized after using, my skin feels stripped and dry. I won't repurchase.
on 6/2/2012 2:33:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This stuff is incredible!!! Most fresh and clean unisex scent EVER. I have zero complaints about this aside from the ludicrous price. I buy this on eBay for 50% cheaper because I blow through this stuff like there's no tomorrow. 5 stars!!
on 3/23/2012 1:40:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Tan, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I got this years ago when I got my first "real" job and finally had enough money to buy the bath and beauty products I had been lusting after in catalogs for years. I loved it back then, so when I got some more dough this year I decided to buy another bottle for old times sake.
Back in the day, SSS came in a huge, clear-plastic squeeze bottle which made it nearly impossible to get any product out. Thankfully, BlissLabs changed the bottle making the product much easier to use. As for the scrub itself, it smells delightfully clean and fresh. Every time I use it, it just makes me smile. As for scrubbing, this does a fairly good job. It also lathers a bit which I love.
I would buy this again simply because I love the smell and it's a fairly decent exfoliater. It takes me forever to use a bottle nowadays because I hoard it, but once I run out I will likely buy it again.
on 1/5/2010 3:53:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I love the scent of this scrub, but it's not as "scrubby" as the name suggests. It is like a shower gel with some exfoliating beads in, which is nice because it does not leave the skin oily, but it is also not quite as cleansing as a soap, so I find myself using this and then using a shower gel as well. It is ok to use as a maintenance scrub in between more hard core scrubs, but for the price I'm not sure that it is worth it. The packaging is super cute though, and again, I really like the fresh clean smell.
on 1/3/2010 8:58:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I purchase this only on sale because the price is extremely high IMO.
Very easy to lather up but you must use a hand mitt, a loofah will lather up, but then you loose the scrubbies which are the whole point. I found making sure the water was off when I scrubbed allowed me to scrub and massage w/o worrying about it washing off before I can scrub.
The smell is ever so slight, and the beads are very round, small, and non-abrasive. I like to use prior to shaving to exfoliate and get rid of the dull dead skin.
I find it's also a refreshing scrub after dry brushing prior to shower.
on 4/1/2009 5:52:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Other
Eyes: Green
I have had this product for over a year and I have really enjoyed it. I don't mind the smell - it smells clean and quickly fades once I am out of the shower. The price is a little high for me so that is why I would not repurchase.
on 2/4/2009 2:47:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Sensitive, Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
A mediocre scrub. The liquid is too runny and there are too few scrub particles to effectively grab a handful, apply it to yourself, and exfoliate the targeted area. It ends up running down the drain too quickly.
on 8/20/2008 1:52:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Coarse
Eyes: Hazel
This scrub makes my skin *super* soft. The only downside is the smell, it is very soapy and unappealing. But I still love this scrub! I like the packaging as well.
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Board of Directors
Joshua Bach
Integra Law Group
Josh practiced law in Ontario for over 25 years before relocating to Abbotsford in 2006. Josh is a solicitor at Integra Law Group in Abbotsford, practicing in the areas of wills and estates, real estate and business law.
Josh has been a presenter in local seminars providing information on estate issues. Josh is particularly interested in community development and corporate governance.
In addition to his involvement with the Chamber, Josh is also an active member of: Abbotsford Hospice Society (Donor Relations and Development Committee), Estate Planning Council of Abbotsford and Rotary Club of Abbotsford Sumas. Josh is also the immediate Past President of the Abbotsford & District Bar Association, past VP of Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Fraser Valley, and a former member of the Human Research Ethics Board of UFV.
Mark Warkentin
Vice President
Linley Welwood, LLP
Mark is a partner at Linley Welwood LLP. His areas of practice include real estate transactions, real estate development, business transactions, financing, corporate and commercial law.
Mark graduated from the University of Saskatchewan in 1988 with a B.A. (magna cum laude), and from UBC Law School in 1992 with an LL.B. He articled with Miller Thompson in Vancouver and was called to the bar in 1993.
Mark and his family live in Abbotsford where he and his family attend Northview Community Church. He has presented many times on real estate topics at the Real Estate Investment Network, and has a long history of involvement with the Canadian Bar Association and the Abbotsford & District Bar Association. He represents the Chamber of Commerce on the City of Abbotsford's Transportation Advisory Committee is a publicly appointed director of the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncturists of BC, where he chairs the Inquiries Committee and sits on the Finance Committee.
Brandon Kelley
Manning Elliott
Brandon Kelley is a Chartered Professional Accountant and a Senior Manager with Manning Elliott in Abbotsford where he provides financial accounting, audit and tax services to private companies. He serves clients in a variety of industries, such as agriculture, manufacturing, and not-for-profits. Prior to joining Manning Elliott in 2016 Brandon was a senior manager at KPMG in Abbotsford.
Born and raised in Hope, he moved to Abbotsford in 2002. Brandon is an alumnus of UFV where he studied Business Administration and was an active member of the Business Administration Students Association serving as treasurer.
Mark Dana
Re/Max Treeland Realty
Mark works full time as a professional Realtor. Prior to real estate, he worked as an Educator and School Principal. He is an active Rotarian and Past President of the Rotary Club of Abbotsford. Mark is also a member of the Chamber's Government & Industry Relations Committee.
He has lived in Abbotsford since 1993. His hobbies/interests include real estate, investments/finance, personal development and Pickleball.
Brad Friesen
Brookside Abbotsford - The Hershey Company
Brad is the Plant Manager of the Hershey production facility in Abbotsford, responsible for the manufacturing of the Brookside brand of chocolate confections. Brookside is a local success story operating in Abbotsford for over 60 years. In 2012 Brookside was acquired by The Hershey Company.
Prior to the Hershey acquisition, Brad was the Director of Operations and as a member of Brookside's executive team responsible for decision making and business strategy.
Earlier work experiences include 13 years in the processed egg industry with Michael Foods as Operations Manager responsible for their Canadian manufacturing locations. Brad spent three years in the Netherlands as the Managing Director of Inovatech Europe where he was responsible for the set up and operation of their Bio-Products Division.
Born and raised in Abbotsford, Brad returned to the City in 2009. He has worked in the food industry for 30 years. Throughout this time, he has gained a variety of knowledge and leadership experience by working in various positions and at different levels within operations.
Melinda Friesen
Clearbrook Grain & Milling
Melinda Friesen is the General Manager of Nature's Pride Nutrition, a local vitamin premix business, and in addition, the Director of Communications and Marketing for the Friesen Group of Companies, which includes the companies' main poultry and livestock feed milling operation, Clearbrook Grain & Milling. Born and raised in Abbotsford, Melinda attended MEI for her high school education. After high school graduation and a brief traveling hiatus, she returned and began her career in studies at the University of the Fraser Valley (UFV). At the same time she also accepted a position to perform part-time receptionist duties at Clearbrook Grain & Milling. After one ear, the growth and demands of the companies personnel needs encouraged her to take on full-time hours and expand her role. She continued at UFV as a part-time student until 2006, when she graduated with her Bachelor of Business Administration, Marketing major, while earning a spot on the Dean's list of distinguished students. She was selected as the valedictorian to present the graduation address for the class of 2006.
Over the past 20 years, the benefits of her education, professional development and being involved in a family-owned and operated business have enabled her to pursue a variety of positions within the companies, such as sales, accounts receivable, human resources, events coordinator and marketing. Adventure seeking, travel lover, farm girl at heart and driven by opportunities to learn and grow personally and professionally, she is honoured to have the opportunity to be a part of the Directors team with the Abbotsford Chamber of Commerce.
Sara Lawson
Dignity Memorial Funeral Homes
Sara has been in the funeral industry since 1997 when she began her apprenticeship with a small-town funeral home in Central Alberta. She has been serving grieving families in Abbotsford since 2000 and is the manager of Henderson's Dignity Memorial Funeral Home.
Sara also cares for the bereaved as a volunteer with Abbotsford Hospice Society. She facilitates children and teen grief groups at AHS with particular attention to helping families who struggle with how best to support their children through grief.
Sara is also a proud member of the Abbotsford Rotary Club and the Abbotsford Executive Association.
Sara is passionate about supporting the growth and development of business in Abbotsford. She is excited for the opportunity to work with the Chamber of Commerce to help Abbotsford continue to be a great community in which to live and work.
Stu McIntosh
Cascade Aerospace
Stu is the Vice President of Operations for Cascade Aerospace. In this role, he is responsible for the overall operational delivery of services to Cascade's broad customer base. His focus is on developing individual and team performance throughout the organization by fostering sound leadership, accountability and focused customer engagement at all levels.
Prior to joining Cascade, Stu served for twenty-one years as an Aerospace Engineering Officer in the Royal Canadian Air Force, followed by 5 years with Bombardier Aerospace. He returned to Abbotsford in 2011 because it has always been home. He is committed to seeing the community flourish and stays involved. Stu has truly enjoyed being an active minor hockey coach with multiple teams and currently serves as a Director with the Abbotsford International Air Show.
Stu holds a Master of Science degree in Aviation Systems from the University of Tennessee, a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics from Royal Roads and is a Flight Test Engineer graduate of the Empire Test Pilot's School. More importantly, he is a proud 1985 graduate from Abby Senior.
Dave Miller
Fix Auto
Dave is the owner and CEO of eight Fix Auto Collision shops with three in the Fraser Valley as well as Vernon and Salmon Arm and two locations in Alberta. Dave is also part owner of Super Self Storage in Abbotsford. With a serious entrepreneurial drive, he grew his business from humble beginnings - fixing cars in a chicken barn (complete with a paint booth) to the modern, state of the art, paint and auto body shops that he runs today.
He credits his hard working team of quality technicians, and managers whom he has engaged to follow, using his bottom line principle that "customers be treated as they would want to be treated themselves".
As a defending World Masters Water Ski Champion, Dave continues to make waves both in business and on the water. He believes that the empowerment of his managers to make their own decisions based on his principles, allows him the flexibility to follow his passion (waterskiing) and still be dialed in to the successful operations of his body shops.
Dave has called Abbotsford home for more than 40 years and is married to his lovely wife Jackie. They have two grown children.
Craig Toews
University of the Fraser Valley
Craig Toews is the Executive Director, Campus Planning & Resource Development at the University of the Fraser Valley, responsible for the planning and development of the University's campuses and centres with a lead role in community liaison, partnerships, and resource development for the purpose of revenue generation.
Toew's portfolio encompasses leading and supporting the sustainable development of UFV's campuses, giving oversight to ancillary services and all major capital projects and property development. Toews serves on numerous committees including the Chilliwack Economic Partners Corporation (CEPCO) Board, Mission Economic Development Committee and many other external committees and working groups that focus on the social, cultural and economic development of the Fraser Valley.
With over 27 years at UFV, his collaborative leadership style has demonstrated his commitment to students, integrity and team work. A Computer Science background first brought him to UFV's IT department where he led the implementation of computer and network infrastructure during the technology boom. After graduating with a post-graduate diploma in Management, he accepted a leadership role in Campus Planning and the opportunity to spearhead UFV's largest capital expansion to-date. The $45 million new facility at the Canada Education Park (CEP) in Chilliwack won an international architecture award and the recently completed $17 million Student Union Building on the Abbotsford campus received a gold award from the Vancouver Regional Construction Association.
Kristin van Vloten
Salvo Communications
Kristin van Vloten is a ghostwriter, copywriter, and best-selling author. She founded Salvo Communications in 2014 to offer writing support to thought leaders who need to translate their vital insights into powerful content, including non-fiction books.
She cut her teeth in the nonprofit world as a blogger, event director, documentary facilitator, and executive assistant to the International President of HOPE International Development Agency. During her time with HOPE, she played a key role in multi-million dollar fundraising campaigns


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We thank Bennett Tepper, Gerald Ferris, and two anonymous reviewers for their help revising this manuscript. This research was conducted with support from the Texas A&M Mays Business School Mini-Grant Program.
Version of Record online: 20 NOV 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1744-6570.2011.01232.x
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Personnel Psychology
Volume 64, Issue 4, pages 937–961, Winter 2011
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CARLSON, D. S., FERGUSON, M., PERREWÉ, P. L. and WHITTEN, D. (2011), THE FALLOUT FROM ABUSIVE SUPERVISION: AN EXAMINATION OF SUBORDINATES AND THEIR PARTNERS. Personnel Psychology, 64: 937–961. doi: 10.1111/j.1744-6570.2011.01232.x
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Using spillover and crossover theory, we examined how subordinate's experience of abusive supervision impacts both subordinate's and partner's family domains. Specifically, a model was proposed and tested that examined the fallout from abusive supervision through 2 types of strain, work-to-family conflict and relationship tension, on family satisfaction of the subordinate and on family functioning of the partner. Using a matched set of 280 subordinates and partners, this study found that abusive supervision contributes to the experience of work-to-family conflict and relationship tension. Further, family satisfaction for the subordinate and family functioning for the partner were diminished through the experience of relationship tension. Interestingly, although the experience of work-to-family conflict contributed to relationship tension, it did not directly impact the family outcomes. We discuss the study's implications for theory, research, and practice while suggesting new research directions.


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György Ligeti's String Quartet No. 2 is a string quartet that was composed between February and August 1968.[1] It consists of five movements:
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basic attack gems - what is better?
I know this isn't the most lively forum for a game, but I've a question about attack gems im hoping to get answered -
So I like playing as haldir, a striker, and I am trying to build a loadout aimed at getting as much basic damage out of him as possible, so I ask - am I better giving him the numerical damage increase, or the percentage damage increase?
Any info would be appreciated :)
You will receive more benefit from the %damage increase for Basic Attack. Halide is a fun guardian to play and you can build him many different ways.
Cool thanks for the tip :) I've changed him about now, yet to try it out :)
What other kind of build would you recommend for him?
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My Haldir/Legolas build starts with attack speed and then attack % and crit chance. It started off as my setup for Thrain, but I play them more (works great for him too, though).
I keep meaning to try thrain, though never thought he'd benefit from basic attack damage :S
For Thrain, ya I would say focusing on a basic attack setup isn't ideal, but the critical damage I have in my second relic can be very helpful with his hammer throw attack since it will usually hit a target twice. You could replace the attack speed relic with, say an ability power relic and yield some good results since his abilities are quite powerful. Overall I think he is a very well balanced character, with strong (ranged!) abilities, pretty good basic damage, and of course the ability to greatly reduce all incoming damage which is huge. Plus he has a really big hammer.
As a side note, I did forget to mention in my previous post that I adapted my Thrain build to work more with Legolas and Haldir by focusing on basic attack % instead of crit or crit % like I had with thrain. I guess I'll also add that Legolas' +attack speed after killing a guardian can be HUGE in getting multi-kills.
It's all just basic Math, with the Striker class once you get out of level 3 your going to be doing 100 damage a shot. With the percentage ruin your going to do 4 extra damage. When you get to level 4 (Don't totally quote me, all the strikers do slightly different damage...) you do 125 damage and your next gem becomes active increasing your damage by 5. So it would still almost be worth it to use the +6 damage increase anyways. Once you get towards end game levels (10,11,12, ect.) Start using the % based gems. That's at least how I go about putting gems into builds.
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Sure, there might have been a few hard feelings aimed at Andretti Green Racing teammate Danica Patrick after Saturday night's race at Texas Motor Speedway, but they were already forgotten.
"I just said what I was feeling," Andretti said Tuesday during a break in IndyCar testing at Watkins Glen International. "I was frustrated. But we talked it out. It's not the first time it's happened and it's not the last time it's going to happen. We just have to work the best we can together."
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AGR teammate Tony Kanaan, also here to test for the Camping World Grand Prix on July 5, also downplayed any rift.
"When you have four drivers on the same team, we manage pretty well when you go to a track that you run side by side and you fight for the whole night, especially with very competitive drivers," said Kanaan, still ailing from a crash in the Indianapolis 500. "It was a tough race. Nobody would leave Texas not being mad at somebody at some point just because the race itself is the way it is.
"We did talk," Kanaan said. "People try to make a bigger deal than what it is. We're a team. We have our moments. We have good moments and we have bad moments. If we're not competitive and if we can't win, we're not happy. I would be really surprised if we did not give each other a hard time on the race track."
Patrick's contract with Andretti Green Racing expires after the season, and she said Tuesday she was exploring all of her options.
"You've got to be open to all possibilities," she said.
This is not the first time Patrick has been the subject of controversy. Last season, she stomped down pit row to confront Ryan Briscoe after Briscoe collided with her while leaving the pits at the Indianapolis 500. Both cars were knocked out of the race. She confronted Milka Duno in pit lane later in the season and in 2007 grabbed the arm of Dan Wheldon also to complain about a crash.
But Patrick has focused on being more relaxed this season, and the change has been good. She had four straight top-five finishes, including a third at Indianapolis, her best finish at the Brickyard, to open the season and ranks fifth in the points standings.
Andretti, meanwhile, has had mixed results. The 22-year-old has four top-10s but also finished 13th in the season opener and 30th at Indy, when a first-lap crash with Mario Moraes ruined his chances.