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Schedules for the School Year 2015-2016
General Schedules:
CHS Yearly Calendar, 2015-2016 (Posted February 2016)
CHS School Year Class Schedule, 2015-2016 (Posted August 21, 2015)
Schedules for Special Events:
Description of Sessions for CHS Explore Your Career Event, Feb. 24, 2016
Schedule for CHS Explore Your Career Event, Feb. 24, 2016
Schedule of Graduation Events for June 2016, June 11-12, 2016
CHS Graduation: Roles by Grade & Schedule, June 11, 2016
AXIS is coming! April 7, 8 and 9, 2016:
Register for events at http://goo.gl/forms/7NtzWm9tyd
Dear parents, guardians, students and friends of CHS:
As I shared in our October newsletter, we are excited to be having a special ministry group called "AXIS" visiting our CHS campus on April 7, 8 and 9. Here are the highlights:
- Ø During our Professional Development Days on October 8 and 9,
our CHS instructional team travelled to Saskatoon for an ACSI
Conference featuring AXIS.
- AXIS is a team of millennials (young adults in their early 20s) who work together to engage students, parents and educators in a highly God-focussed, highly-interactive and highly media-savvy series of presentations and workshops.
- Their mission is to "…empower the next generation to think clearly and critically about what they believe and to take ownership of their faith" (https://axis.org/mission). Please check out their site!
- Ø We, as educators, were so blessed by their ministry-and so
excited at the blessings we believed they would bring to our
students-that we booked them for a three-day intensive event this
April 7, 8 and 9, 2016!
- Events on April 7 and 8 will be an in-school event with our student body with one evening session designed for parents. On April 9, we will be partnering with our local churches to bring parents, students and teacherstogetherin one intergenerational and conversation-geared event focussed on cultivating lifelong faith for our kids.
In the schedules below, I have inserted links to descriptions of each key topic.
Alternate School Day Schedules:
General information re: AXIS (excerpted from https://school.axis.org/):
School Student, Staff, and Parent Training
Since 2007, Axis Teams have served Christian high schools and junior high schools all over North America and the world! Delivered by a relational Axis team, our presentations are fast paced, media infused, and biblically grounded. We love supporting teachers, administrators, and parents as they disciple their students into lifelong faith in Jesus!
LOCATION OF ALL AXIS EVENTS: The Landing, Caronport, SK
Thursday, April 7, 2016: CHS & AXIS: "The Threads"
8:30am - 9:15am: CHS Class, Period 1 (P1 teachers accompany students to the Landing following class)
9:20am - 9:30am: Students, check in with your Christian Ethics teacher for attendance in the foyer of the Landing; go to your teacher's line. Grade 12 students with college courses in lieu of CE30, check in with Miss Klippenstein.
9:30am - 9:45am: Welcome & Worship with CHS
9:45am - 10:45am: AXIS Session 1: "The Threads: What's the Story of Your World?" (Description of 2-day event @ https://school.axis.org/live-events/multi-day-events/the-threads/)
10:55am - 11:55am: AXIS Session 2: "The Authors"
11:55am - 12:55pm: LUNCH (AXIS will join students in the Caf. for lunch/part of lunch)
1:00pm - 1:45pm: CHS Class, Period 3 (AXIS to join 2 classes based on teacher requests)
2:00pm - 3:00pm: AXIS Session 3: "Evil>God?"
3:10pm - 3:55pm: CHS Class, Period 5
7:00pm - 8:30pm: AXIS Parent Meeting (Please RSVP by Tuesday, April 5 at http://goo.gl/forms/7NtzWm9tyd; please note that you can register for one or both events on this one form.)
"Parents Lifelong: What Students Think About and Tools for Effective Family Discipleship"
"We believe that parents are appointed by God to be the primary educators of their children. In this 90-minute meeting, we want to equip parents with the information and tools they need to understand their students and educate them to think wisely about the ideas that are influencing them."
Extra Information for the Thursday Evening Parent Event:
- Cost? What should I bring?
- The cost for participants is free. We want all parents to be able to access this amazing opportunity. If you are able to bring a dessert to share, that would be greatly appreciated. Please also bring a pen or pencil to the event.
- Can I bring my friends?
- Yes, please. All are welcome. Please register in advance; registrations will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis until our maximum capacity of 150 participants is reached.
Friday, April 8, 2016:: CHS & AXIS: "The Threads"
8:30am - 9:15am: CHS Class, Period 6 (P6 teachers accompany students to the Landing following class)
9:20am - 9:30am: Students, check in with your Christian Ethics teacher for attendance in the foyer of the Landing; go to your teacher's line. Grade 12 students with college courses in lieu of CE30, check in with Miss Klippenstein.
9:30am - 9:45am: Worship with CHS
9:45am - 10:45am: AXIS Session 4: "The Judge"
10:55am - 11:55am: AXIS Session 5: "Doubt"
11:55am - 12:55am: LUNCH (AXIS will join SLC students for lunch/part of lunch)
1:00pm - 2:00pm: AXIS Session 6: "The Giver"
2:10pm - 3:10pm: AXIS Session 7: "We Are What We Love: How is media shaping what we love?" ( https://school.axis.org/live-events/1-hour-events/we-are-what-we-love/)
3:15pm - 3:30pm: CHS Class, Period 2 (Debrief AXIS experience with CE classes; prepare EXIT slip in advance and connect to next CE class.)
Saturday, April 9, 2016: "Come Together Multi-Generational Family Event"
(Please RSVP by Tuesday, April 5 at http://goo.gl/forms/7NtzWm9tyd; please note that you can register for one or both events on this one form.)
(In partnership with Caronport Community Church)
Excerpted from: https://school.axis.org/live-events/multi-day-events/come-together/:
Come Together is a full-day, multi-generational experience that helps families create a legacy of faith for the next generation. Our team will challenge your families to disciple their children and grandchildren with the biblical worldview. Families will love this interactive event that helps them to wrestle with the great questions of life together in a safe environment.
8:30am to 8:55am: Registration in the foyer of the Landing
9:00am - 9:35am: Session 1: "Jesus' First Word" (Description of all sessions @ https://church.axis.org/live-events/1-day-events/come-together/)
9:40am - 10:15am: Session 2: "Social Media Love Affair"
10:15am - 10:35am: Break
10:35am - 11:10am: Session 3: "Sex, Beer, College & Jesus"
11:15am - 11:50am: Session 4: "How to Read the Bible Like the Devil"
11:50am - 12:40am: Lunch: Session 5: "Skittles for Lunch"
12:40pm - 1:15pm: Session 6: "Hope for Families"
1:15pm - 1:25pm: Break
1:25pm - 2:00pm: Session 7: "Jesus' Last Words"
Extra Information for Saturday's Event:
- Cost? What should I bring?
- The cost for participants is free. We want all families to be able to access this amazing opportunity. We are asking each family to bring a large pot of food to share for the potluck we'll be enjoying together at lunchtime; please feel free to bring a crockpot of hot food and a salad, buns and/or a dessert. Beverages and tableware will be provided. Please also bring a pen or pencil to the event as families will be interacting together.
- Age appropriate?
- AXIS has shared that the presentation on Saturday will be appropriately targeted for an audience age 12+.
- Can I bring my friends and their kids?
- Yes, please. All are welcome. Please register in advance; registrations will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis until our maximum capacity of 150 participants is reached.
We believe that this will be a significant experience in the lives of our students and their families. Please join us in praying that the Lord will prepare our hearts, minds, souls and bodies for the work He will do in our lives together
Host the team for a meal:
We'd love to get the team members into the homes of our students' and community's families. If you're willing to have the four team members join you for supper on Thursday, Friday or Saturday evening, please sign up by Tuesday, April 5 at http://goo.gl/forms/7NtzWm9tyd (same form as for registration for one or both events).
CHS is confident that this AXIS event will be of great benefit to parents, students and friends of Briercrest, and is making the financial investment needed for Thursday and Friday; CHS and CCC are sharing the cost for providing AXIS on Saturday. I invite you to consider a gift as you are able to assist with the costs involved; please indicate on your donation envelope if you would like your gift designated to help CHS or CCC. If you would like a tax deductible receipt for your gift to CHS, please provide your name and contact information; donations may also be made online by designating your gift to "CHS - AXIS Event" in the comments section (http://briercrest.ca/give/ways-to-give/ ). Thank you so much!


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TPG Reaches for Billabong: Analysts React
Deal Journal Australia covered thoughts from Citi and Deutsche Bank in an earlier post. Here's more:
Royal Bank of Scotland's Daniel Broeren (Buy, Price Target A$1.70): Mr. Broeren reckons the bid looks a "little low". In a note to clients, he said "TPG's bid infers an one-year-forward EV/EBITDA multiple of 6.2 times consensus forecasts (using proforma A$100 million net debt). We note that this is well below PPR's bid for Volcom in May 2011 at 11.0 times historical and TCP's acquired stake of Nixon for 9.2 times. Comparing to current trading multiples, international brand owners are currently trading at an average of 8.2 times one-year-forward EV/EBITDA while international action sport retailers are trading at 6.7 times."
He adds the recommendation of the board will be increasingly important as it will influence less powerful shareholders. "In any case, we believe the board should delay a shareholder recommendation until incoming management has released its go-forward strategy," Mr. Broeren says. RBS believes that due to the weakness of the Billabong board, founder Gordon Merchant will have very few allies in supporting the group's existing structure. "The release of a value generating strategy by Launa Inman should logically increase the offer," he says.
Nomura's Nick Berry (Neutral, Price Target A$1.45): Mr. Berry uses the old cliche "A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush". He says, "TPG could probably lift its bid to around A$1.60 a share [based on the multiple implied by the A$3.30 a share bid] but with an estimated upside of only around 10%, we recommend considering the bid." Mr. Berry adds that Billabong's fundamental outlook would warrant a Reduce recommendation in the absence of the offer.
Morgan Stanley's Thomas Kierath (Underweight): "Billabong is clearly a business in need of huge turnaround – and we think that plausibly, this couldbe achieved if it is owned privately," Mr. Kierath says. On his numbers, the bid equates to 9.1 times EBITDA on forecast fiscal 2013 numbers. "This looks fair given the obvious execution risks involved in the turnaround and financial leverage," he said noting the group's balance sheet is far from pristine. "Net debt will rise over the coming years with around A$160 million of earn-outs still to be paid. Billabong also has operating lease commitments of around A$450 million, so closing stores could be expensive," he muses.
Commonwealth Bank of Australia's Andrew McLennan (Sell, Price Target A$1.25): "Billabong's earnings have declined substantially in recent years and it is hard to accurately assess its sustainable earnings, but it is arguable that the current earnings understate the group's true profitability," Mr. McLennan says, adding material liabilities to take into account include deferred acquisition payments outstanding and lase liabilities.
On CBA forecasts, the bid equates to 9.7 times FY13 EBITDA and 7.9 times FY14 and to the broker, on those metrics, the bid looks reasonable given the current earnings outlook. "The importance of determining the long run profitability of the BBG businesses is crucial however, given this offer price equates to 3.2 times BBG's FY10 EBITDA," he points out. Mr. McLennan's colleague Jordan Rogers views the bid as attractive adding, "We estimate Billabong's FY13 Fixed Charge Cover to be just 1.64 times, which we believe would be close to covenant levels."
UBS managing director and head of institutional sales George Kanaan tells Deal Journal Australia he's encouraging clients to buy at these levels. In mid-afternoon trade, Billabong was 21.4% higher at A$1.335 a share, 11.5 cents below TPG's A$1.45 a share offer. "Based on the current bid, TPG can achieve a internal rate of return of 15% on our numbers which doesn't include a cyclical recovery or an improvement driven by execution of new strategies in the running of the business," Mr. Kanaan says, adding that a higher offer is likely. "There's probably a bump in the bid," he says.

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The number of Americans filing first-time claims for unemployment insurance payments fell less than forecast last week, indicating recovery in the labor market is taking time to accelerate.
Applications for jobless benefits decreased 44,000 in the week ended May 7 to 434,000, Labor Department figures showed today. Economists forecast 430,000 claims, according to the median estimate in a Bloomberg News survey. The number of people on unemployment benefit rolls rose, while those getting extended payments decreased.
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A disease of bees that is caused by a parasitic mite.
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Succession boxes for Presidents of the Confederation
Shall we have succession boxes for the President of the Confederation similar to those we already have for the members?
User:Booksworm added them to Moritz Leuenberger. In addition, there is now a {{Infobox President}} as the one on George W. Bush.
Personally, I'd limit the boxes to the succession box with Otto Stich (as member of the Federal Council) as well {{Members of the Swiss Federal Council}} with all current members. -- User:Docu
Her entry needs to be changed so that her term of office begins on 31 December 2007 (and not 12/13 December), but I don't sufficiently understand the table formatting. Sandstein (talk) 15:59, 13 December 2007 (UTC)


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Update at 4:30 p.m. — Gutshall's campaign has published an explanation of its claims here.
Libby Garvey says she's not "threatening the ability of our most vulnerable seniors to live in Arlington," as alleged in a mailer from the campaign of County Board challenger Erik Gutshall.
The mailer, sent in advance of the June 14 Democratic primary, said that Garvey "wants to eliminate tax exemptions for seniors" and "repeatedly voted against funding for affordable housing."
(Another Gutshall mailer alleged that Garvey, who formerly served on the School Board, did not act quickly enough to address the capacity crunch at Arlington Public Schools.)
Garvey is firing back at the "putting Arlington's seniors at risk" mailer, posting a response on her website entitled "Setting the record straight: I want seniors to afford their homes."
Here's what Garvey wrote:
I work hard for an Arlington that provides affordable living options for all people, of many income levels and at all stages in their lives. We face many challenges in realizing this vision, and one particularly acute one is how to help seniors whose property tax bills are rising beyond their ability to pay because of the ever increasing value of their property. We need to make sure that they can remain in the homes where they built their lives and helped build our community.
My opponent in this election recently sent a flyer claiming that I am "threatening the ability of our most vulnerable seniors to live in Arlington." I assure you that this claim is false.
Arlington has two major programs for senior tax relief. One defers taxes until the house is sold, at which time the back taxes are paid from the proceeds of the sale. I believe that we probably should lower the qualification levels for this program so that it is available to more seniors. The second program forgives the taxes entirely. Under this second program, when the home is sold, whoever sells — whether the senior or the beneficiaries after the senior's passing — keeps the entire proceeds of the sale and never pays the taxes. This can provide quite a windfall to the beneficiaries.
I, along with the entire County Board by a 5-0 vote, asked our staff to study these programs to see if we are publicizing them adequately. We did this to ensure that everyone who needs them is benefiting from them. We also asked our staff to review the criteria for appropriateness to see who is truly benefiting from them. Among the questions we asked our staff to consider is the possibility of eliminating that portion of the tax forgiveness that goes only to beneficiaries, because the program was never meant to benefit beneficiaries — it is meant to benefit seniors. I want our staff to explore whether making this change will free up more money to enable us to expand both programs for our most vulnerable seniors.
Family: We're Being Evicted Because Our Disabled Son Is Too Loud — A family of a disabled boy says they're being evicted from the Oakland Apartments on Columbia Pike because the 10-year-old boy makes too much noise. Local tenant advocates Bravo and Bu-Gata have taken up the cause of the Diaz family and held a press conference yesterday. [Washington Post, NBC Washington]
Arlington County Ready for Winter Weather — While there's been little evidence of winter so far, given the procession of record warm temperatures, Arlington County says it's ready to do battle with snow and ice when the time comes. The county says it has reviewed its operations, reinforced its training and acquired an additional 1,200 tons of salt compared to last year. [Arlington County]
View of Rosslyn Skyline in 1964 — The Key Bridge looked pretty much the same, but downtown Rosslyn looked a lot different in 1964. A historical photo shows only a handful of mid-rise office buildings and at least one of the River Place co-op buildings — but none of the towering buildings that characterize the modern Rosslyn skyline. [Twitter]
Webb Books Clinton's Spiritual Advisor — Mike Webb, the Republican who hopes to challenge Rep. Don Beyer in next year's election, says he's booked Bill Clinton's former spiritual advisor to speak at a campaign-sponsored prayer breakfast next month. The press release also pokes fun at Beyer's Taylor Swift ticket fundraiser and notes that "earlier press releases from Webb published in ARL Now were met with derision." [PDF]
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McMenamin Leads Cash Race — Independent Arlington County Board candidate Michael McMenamin has the most cash on hand of the four candidates in the race. McMenamin's campaign reported $13,699 on hand as of Aug. 31, compared to $10,127 for Democrat Katie Cristol, $8,853 for Democrat Christian Dorsey and $1,657 for independent Audrey Clement. Dorsey has thus far spent the most on his campaign: $55,048, compared to McMenamin's spending of $2,050. [InsideNova]
'Demolition Derby' for Old Houses — All over Arlington, older, more modest homes are being torn down and much larger, more lavish homes are being built in their place. The actual number of homes destroyed is low relative to Arlington's population — the county reported 124 demolition permits for the first six months of 2015 — but it still worries long-time residents. "Can middle-income people in their 30s, first-time buyers, still live in Arlington?" asked one woman. [Falls Church News-Press]
Local Youth Pilgrimage to Philly — Six hundred teenagers from around Northern Virginia, plus 185 students from Arlington's Bishop O'Connell High School, will be making a pilgrimage to Philadelphia for the visit of Pope Francis. [Arlington Catholic Herald]
Death Nears for Man Who Raped, Killed in Arlington — A man suspected of raping and killing a woman in Arlington in 1988 is scheduled to be executed in Virginia in two weeks. Alfredo Prieto has also been convicted of or is suspected in a number of other murders and rape cases in Virginia and California. [Los Angeles Times]
Grants for Serving Those with Disabilities — Arlington County has $111,910 available for grants to groups that provide services to Arlington residents with physical and sensory disabilities. The deadline for grant applications is Oct. 30. [Arlington County]
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Arlington County Board candidate Christian Dorsey is taking a stand against TitleMax, which he deems a "predatory lender."
In a press release, the Democrat said he would seek to terminate TitleMax's lease at 5265 Lee Highway, should that building be included in a land swap between its owner, Virginia Hospital Center, and Arlington County.
Dorsey has also launched an online petition, asking residents to support him in his call to "do all we can to protect Arlingtonians from predatory lending practices."
The press release from Dorsey's campaign:
Christian Dorsey, a Democratic nominee for the Arlington County Board, attended a public forum on Wednesday at the Virginia Hospital Center discussing the process for a potential deal between Arlington County and the hospital for County-owned land adjacent to the hospital's property. One potential deal includes a land swap, where Arlington County would acquire property currently owned by the hospital on the corner of Lee Highway and North George Mason Drive. That property is currently being leased by TitleMax, Inc., a predatory vehicle title lender.
Should Arlington acquire the property, Dorsey committed to opposing any lease renewal for TitleMax. He went further by promising to explore all possible ways to terminate the lease early in the case that Arlington becomes the owner of the property.
"Predatory lenders charge desperate families up to 264% interest on loans," said Dorsey. "Arlington County should not be in the business of profiting off of those that prey on our most vulnerable populations. That's why I will oppose any extension of the lease to TitleMax should Arlington acquire the property. Further, I will pursue all avenues that would allow us to terminate that lease upon acquisition of the land."
"Predatory lending runs counter to our values here in Arlington," continued Dorsey. "Richmond should be ashamed that they allow these businesses to operate with so little regulation. Charging over 260% interest on a car title loan should not be permissible under any circumstances, and I'll do everything in my power to stop these businesses from preying on Arlington's vulnerable working families."
Arlington County Board candidate Peter Fallon has picked up two key endorsements in his bid for County Board.
Two Democratic state legislators who represent parts of north Arlington, Dels. Rip Sullivan and Patrick Hope, have endorsed Fallon, who's seeking the Democratic nomination in the June 9 Democratic primary.
Fallon placed a distant third in last year's County Board primary, picking up 18 percent of the vote compared to 52 percent for Democratic nominee Alan Howze and 30 percent for Cord Thomas. Neither Howze nor Thomas are running this year.
In an election cycle notable for a slate of younger candidates calling for change, Sullivan and Hope both cite Fallon's long track record of community involvement, including his recent service on the Arlington Planning Commission, as a reason to vote for him.
"Peter Fallon lives and breathes Arlington," Sullivan said, in a statement. "He has a record of deep commitment and significant contribution to the Arlington community. A long track record of community involvement and leadership. He'll make a terrific addition to the County Board."
"Arlington is losing a lot of experience on the County Board this year," said Hope. "Peter Fallon has the planning expertise that the Board will need. He knows this community well, and that's why I support Peter's campaign and strongly encourage Arlington voters to give him one of their two votes for County Board this year."
Hope has also endorsed Christian Dorsey in the race. Two County Board seats are open this year due to the impending retirement of Board members Mary Hynes and Walter Tejada.
State Sen. Barbara Favola, who endorsed Fallon in 2014 and is quoted on his campaign website, said today via Twitter that she is "giving all 5 candidates for Arlington County Board a chance to present themselves [to] voters" before making any endorsements.
Ed Gillespie is the Republican challenger for Sen. Mark Warner's (D) seat in the Nov. 4 election, and he knows he has an uphill battle to claim votes in deeply Democratic Arlington.
Gillespie is behind by double-digits in statewide polls, but he sees an opportunity in Arlington to connect with young voters frustrated by the lagging economic recovery.
"We enjoy a lot of strong support here from a lot of young professionals," he said. "There's big numbers here, and we have to get our numbers up. It's an important part of the Commonwealth. I want to be a servant leader for all Virginians, that means taking your message everywhere, including places that I know historically, in the voting patterns, aren't Republican strongholds. But that doesn't matter to me. I think it's important to take your message everywhere."
Gillespie served as Chairman of the Republican National Committee and counsel to President George W. Bush, and started his own lobbying and consulting firms. His consulting firm, Ed Gillespie Strategies, closed in Old Town Alexandria earlier this year to allow Gillespie to focus on his campaign.
Gillespie is against same-sex marriage, but said he prefers to let the states legislate their own marriage laws.
Gillespie lives in the Mount Vernon area of Fairfax County, and said "there was a time when I used to play golf," but he spend most of his time on the campaign trail or with family nowadays. The time he spends in Arlington, he said, is either campaigning or making the occasional trip to the Pentagon City mall. Gillespie visited Rosslyn's ÜberOffices last week and sat down with ARLnow.com for an interview.
Around his favorite Arlington hangout, office vacancies have skyrocketed in the years since the Pentagon's Base Realignment and Closure plan that moved thousands of defense jobs out of Arlington. Gillespie said he doesn't think the BRAC process needs to be changed, but admitted "it has made mistakes."
"We've cut about $986 billion from our military and our defense since Sen. Warner took office, $500 billion through the sequester, which is a random, arbitrary and deep cut," he said. "I would work to restore those cuts because I think our military does need to be a higher priority than it is under this administration. "
Gillespie wants to replace the Affordable Care Act and "supports oil, coal and natural gas production, including deep sea drilling." He also said he advocates widening I-66, both inside and outside the Beltway.
Gillespie said he realizes Arlington "has got a set of priorities" — county leaders have repeatedly opposed proposals to widen the Arlington stretch of I-66 — but thinks the highway should be widened regardless.
Del. Patrick Hope, one of seven candidates for the Democratic nomination to replace retiring Rep. Jim Moran (D-Va.) in Congress, fell down stairs while campaigning this weekend and sustained fractured ribs.
According to his campaign, Hope was canvassing Sunday morning in the Woodlawn neighborhood of Fairfax County when he fell. He was taken to Virginia Hospital Center and diagnosed with one broken rib, multiple fractured ribs and some "ugly bruising," his campaign said in a press release.
"I am resting comfortably at home in Arlington now," Hope said in the release. "I've knocked on 13,000 doors in the last five years, and dealt with a few misjudged stairs, a dog bite and a couple of ankle sprains and never missed a beat. A rib break will cause me to miss some time on the campaign trail however."
Hope is the only remaining candidate in the Democratic race who lives in Arlington. His six opponents in the June 10 primary — Don Beyer, Lavern Chatman, Bill Euille, Adam Ebbin, Mark Levine and Derek Hyra — all live in Alexandria. Hope had previously planned to visit every precinct in the 8th District, which covers all of Arlington, Falls Church, Alexandria and parts of Fairfax County, but he announced those plans will have to change.
"I am committing today to personally call voters in those precincts I am unable to visit," Hope said. "When I thought about those who are uninsured and need our help — I decided that the campaign will go on."
Hope is a healthcare attorney who works as the senior director of legislative policy for the American College of Cardiology, and he has vowed that, if elected, his first actions in Congress would be to defend Obamacare and to try to institute universal healthcare.
The race to replace retiring Rep. Jim Moran (D-Va.) in Congress became even more crowded today, with the announcement that libertarian Jeffrey Carson is seeking a slot on the ballot.
Carson's website says he is a former captain in the U.S. Army and used to work as a consultant for Google before moving to Arlington in 2012 and working as a product operations manager for Asurion. He said his desire for "freedom and peace" is what led him to leave his job and run for Congress.
"The principles of freedom and peace are under attack," Carson said in the press release announcing his candidacy. "We know it in our hearts, in our heads, and in our guts, yet we allow ourselves to be misguided by those currently in charge."
Carson, 31, has already received the Libertarian Party of Northern Virginia's endorsement and is in the process of collecting signatures to secure his place on the ballot, according to Evan Bernick, a libertarian who most recently ran for County Board before dropping out and supporting John Vihstadt in the race.
Carson lives in Ballston and said he doesn't see himself as a third-party, "issues" candidate, but said he believes "we've got a shot. I believe we can win."
Among the policy stances that Carson lists on his website: "balance the damn budget," "end the unconstitutional War on Drugs" and "only put our service members' lives at risk if we absolutely must."
The Democratic Party for the 8th District race is on June 10. Outside of the 10 Democratic candidates, Carson joins Republican Micah Edmond in the race for Moran's seat.
Carson is hosting a campaign kickoff event at 6:00 p.m. on May 13 at Ireland's Four Courts (2051 Wilson Blvd) in Courthouse. His full campaign announcement, after the jump.
Don Beyer and Lavern Chatman are the early leaders in fundraising in the June 10 Democratic primary to replace retiring Rep. Jim Moran (D).
Beyer, the former Virginia lieutenant governor, has a sizable lead over the rest of the field. Beyer has raised $668,497 in contributions so far, spending $218,617 and holding onto $449,636 cash on hand, according to Federal Election Commission filing records. Separately, Beyer said he plans to follow fellow Democratic candidate Del. Patrick Hope's lead in releasing his most recent tax return, on May 15.
Chatman, the former director of the Northern Virginia Urban League, has raised $278,197 in contributions — thanks in part to a fundraiser with talk show mogul Oprah Winfrey — and spent $84,729, leaving her with $213,467 cash on hand. Another Alexandria-based candidate, Mayor Bill Euille, is in third place in fundraising, with $214,571 in contributions, $41,062 spent and $173,509 cash on hand.
The Arlington-based candidates are led by Sen. Adam Ebbin, whose district includes parts of Arlington and Alexandria, with $178,591 in donations and $62,943 in expenditures. He has $114,878 on hand.
"The funds we have raised will enable us to wage the kind of grassroots, neighbor-to-neighbor campaign that has won Adam multi-candidate Democratic primaries before," said Michael Beckendorf, Ebbin's campaign manager, in a statement.
Hope is fifth in fundraising, having raised $176,534, spent $47,800, and has $138,733 on hand.
Among the other five candidates — Charniele Herring, Mark Levine, Derek Hyra, Bruce Shuttleworth and Satish Korpe — only Levine and Shuttleworth have more than $100,000 cash on hand, thanks to loans of $250,000 and $275,000 respectively.
"This is a people powered campaign," Levine, a liberal talk radio host, said in a press release. "People from across the district and across the country are excited about my candidacy. Voters want an aggressive progressive voice that will stand up for progressive principles in the House."
Korpe, the last Democrat to enter the race, has not filed any campaign finance reports with the FEC.
Photos via Friends of Don Beyer and Facebook
Former Vermont governor and presidential candidate Howard Dean will be coming to Arlington tomorrow (Tuesday) to campaign for congressional candidate Don Beyer.
Dean is scheduled to attend a "spring picnic" for Beyer at the Overlee Community Association clubhouse (6020 Lee Highway) from 6:30-8:00 p.m. The event is free but RSVPs are requested.
Dean is one of two nationally-known Democrats who have endorsed Beyer, a former lieutenant governor of Virginia and U.S. ambassador. Over the weekend Beyer's campaign announced that he had received the endorsement of former New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson.
Beyer is among a field of 10 Democrats seeking the party's nomination in the race to replace the retiring Rep. Jim Moran.
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Former Virginia Lt. Gov. Don Beyer, one of the nearly dozen Democrats running for the congressional seat of Rep. Jim Moran (D), will be holding a campaign kickoff event this weekend.
In advance of the event, Beyer's campaign released a music video — a campaign song based on the Anna Kendrick hit "Cups." Performed in the video by middle schoolers Mae and John Keating, the children of friends of the Beyer family, the "Blue Cup Song" will also be performed live at Beyer's kickoff event.
The event is being held at Evening Star Cafe in Alexandria from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. on Sunday. It will launch a procession of 100 campaign events Beyer is scheduled to hold between now and the June 10 Democratic primary.
Beyer served as Lieutenant Governor from 1990-1998, served as U.S. Ambassador to Switzerland and Liechtenstein from 2009-2013, and is the co-owner of the eponymous Beyer car dealership chain.
The headquarters for the Ready for Hillary Political Action Committee are cluttered.
One room is filled nearly to capacity with envelopes stuffed with t-shirts, bumper stickers and other merchandise. The hallways are minefields of postal and cardboard boxes, and rooms used as both office and storage space. In their space on the fifth floor of Rosslyn Plaza D on N. Kent Street, no square foot goes unused.
The clutter signifies the rapid growth at the office of one of the key political groups preparing for the 2016 presidential election. Ready for Hillary, an independent super PAC raising money to support a potential presidential run by former First Lady and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, has grown from two volunteers in January to 15 current employees, with a handful more starting in January.
Executive Director Adam Parkhomenko starting working for Clinton immediately upon graduating from Washington-Lee High School in 2003 after, as a 17 year old, he started a website dedicated to convincing Clinton to run for president in 2004.
"I thought she would make a great president, and no one was doing anything about it," he said Friday in his office. "There was nowhere to get involved."
Growing up in Arlington, Parkhomenko, now 28, said it was impossible not to get involved in politics "since there's an election every year." He was best friends with the son of former Del. Al Eisenberg (D-47) and, when he was 23 and had worked in politics for half a decade, ran for Eisenberg's seat when he retired in 2009.
Parkhomeko came in third place in the Democratic primary to eventual winner Patrick Hope and current Arlington County Board candidate Alan Howze. He said his campaign "did things a little differently" than the typical House of Delegates campaign, opening up a campaign office and starting a direct mail campaign.
"If I had won I would have been the youngest person elected since Thomas Jefferson, I think," he said. "I thought I had something to offer and I thought I could win."
After the campaign, Parkhomenko left politics for a while to go to college. Now, he's back in politics trying, once again, to convince Hillary Clinton to run for president.
"This group has her best intentions at heart," he said. "Half of us have worked for her for years. Others worked on President Obama's last campaign, and others have worked for other Democratic campaigns. We're here to tell her if she's ready, we're ready."
On Clinton's 2008 presidential campaign, Parkhomenko served as executive aide to the campaign director. After working for Clinton for more than six years, he's now running a political group that, for legal reasons, wouldn't be able to have contact with her if she ran for president.
"She was kind of like a second mom to me when I worked for her," he said. "She was always asking me about finishing school."
Since Clinton is not currently a candidate, the laws around super PACs are murky, but Parkhomenko said Ready for Hillary hasn't had contact with Clinton or her staff. The restrictions are worth it to give Clinton a boost, he said, and Ready for Hillary is already amassing impressive finances: Back in July, it crossed the $1 million donation threshold. So far there have been more than 30,000 donors and more come in every day.
"For me, starting this was really important because I don't want to look back and wonder what we could have done to give her an edge," he said. "We support and echo everything she does, but make sure not to get out in front of her."
Clinton's campaign headquarters for her campaign in 2008 were in Ballston, but Parkhomenko said the fact that Ready for Hillary's office is also in Arlington is merely a coincidence; Rosslyn just happens to be "at the center of everything," which is why the super PAC moved there in September.
Parkhomenko fields one question about Ready for Hillary more than any other: if Clinton decides not to run, where will the money go?
"We're not creating a campaign war chest," Parkhomenko says. The group caps donations at $25,000. "We don't need large checks because we don't need large ad buys. We spend what we take in, other than overhead expenses, to identify supporters around the country. That way, if she does announce, we'll be ready to go on time."
Looking at Campaign Sign Removal — Arlington County Board members may consider asking state transportation officials for authority to remove improperly placed campaign signs from state roads. Virginia law prohibits campaign signs from being placed on state roads, but it also prohibits anyone besides state officials from removing them unless the jurisdiction has a deal with the state. [Sun Gazette]
McAuliffe Adds to His Cabinet — Virginia Governor-elect Terry McAuliffe (D) made appointments yesterday for several of his key cabinet positions. He named Paul Reagan as chief of staff, Suzette Denslow as deputy chief of staff, Ric Brown as secretary of finance and Levar Stoney as secretary of the commonwealth. Reagan had previously served as chief of staff for Rep. Jim Moran (D) and Sen. Jim Webb (D). [Washington Post]
Library Displays Rare Kennedy Newspapers — The Arlington Central Library has put on a display a number of rare newspapers from when John F. Kennedy was president. Some of the papers highlight Kennedy's assassination 50 years ago this month. The exhibit also includes papers from Kennedy's inauguration in 1961 and his burial at Arlington National Cemetery. [Arlington Public Library]
How Ballston was Named — Do you know how the Ballston neighborhood got its name? It goes back to the Ball brothers who owned more than 250 acres of land in the area back in the 1700s. [Ghosts of DC]
Election Day is tomorrow, and there are four local, contested races in addition to the housing authority referendum and the statewide campaigns.
Polls open in Arlington at 6:00 a.m. and close at 7:00 p.m. You can find a list of polling places on the county's election website, which was revamped last week.
Below are the races you will find on the ballot:
- Governor: Ken Cuccinelli (Republican), Terry McAuliffe (Democrat), Robert Sarvis (Libertarian)
- Lieutenant Governor: E.W. Jackson (R), Ralph Northam (D)
- Attorney General: Mark Herring (D), Mark Obenshain (R)
- County Board: Jay Fisette (D), Audrey Clement (Green)
- School Board: James Lander (D)
- House of Delegates, 45th District: Rob Krupicka (D), Jeffrey Engle (Independent)
- House of Delegates, 47th District: Patrick Hope (D), Laura Delhomme (L)
- House of Delegates, 48th District: Bob Brink (D)
- House of Delegates, 49th District: Alfonso Lopez (D), Terrence Modglin (Independent Green)
President Barack Obama was at Washington-Lee High School this afternoon (Sunday) campaigning for Democratic gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe two days before election day.
Obama, Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.), Rep. Jim Moran (D-Va.) and actress Kerry Washington, star of the TV show "Scandal," were among the speakers. Thousands of spectators crowded the Washington-Lee gymnasium to watch the event, and the line to get in curved around N. Stafford Street onto Washington Blvd and N. Quincy Street.
Obama spoke passionately for about 20 minutes, lambasting Congressional Republicans for the government shutdown and praising McAuliffe's stances on transportation and education, but not before he came out to a roar of cheers and started his speech by exclaiming, "Hello, Washington-Lee!"
"An extreme faction of the Republican Party have shown again and again and again that they're going to hijack the party, and the country, and the economy, and bring Congress to an absolute halt unless they get 100 percent of what they want," Obama said. "This isn't just speculation, this happened just last month for the first government shutdown in 17 years."
There was no mention of the rocky rollout of the Affordable Care Act, which was the subject of most of the signs Republican demonstrators were sporting outside the high school while attendees waited in line.
Obama spoke minimally of McAulffe's opponent, Republican Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, not mentioning him by name, simply referring to him as "the other guy," but McAuliffe highlighted a recent interview Cuccinelli gave on Fox News, when he said he "perfectly happy" that voters in Virginia have "short memories" when it comes to the government shutdown.
"He's saying that he wants Virginians to forget the shutdown because he wants us to forget all the things he did during the government shutdown," McAuliffe said, "because as you know it was Ken Cuccinelli that brought Ted Cruz to Richmond. We're not going to forget that."
McAuliffe highlighted his policy toward reinvesting in community colleges, and attacked Cuccinelli's position on the Silver Line.
Warner introduced McAuliffe — whom he has known for more than three decades since the two worked in the Jimmy Carter administration — and highlighted the importance of the election.
"Elections have consequences. Look where I work," he said, before criticizing the shutdown. "Terry will fight to make sure every child in Virginia has a fair shake and a fair shot."
Washington, a surprise appearance on the program for many in attendance, drew huge applause when she went up to speak less than 24 hours after hosting Saturday Night Live and appearing as Michelle Obama in a sketch.
"We are so blessed to live in a country where we have a voice in our government," she said. "On Tuesday, get out there and vote. We did it last year … let's just do it again on Tuesday."
Moran was one of the first to speak in the program, right after Rep. Gerry Connolly, who represents most of Fairfax County. He, like nearly every other speaker, implored those in the audience to volunteer for the campaign in the final days before the election. He also took the chance to skewer the Republicans for their policies.
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I have a Poweredge T610 and I was wondering if it is possible to completely erase and rebuild the RAID array remotely with DRAC
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The DRAC is simply a remote-control and monitoring system. Assuming you have the Enterprise version and can view the console, you can do anything you want to the server as though you were in front of it. However, the DRAC can't actually do anything with the RAID at all - you'd need to boot the server and go in to the RAID configuration tool during startup to change the configuration. You simply be accessing this screen through the DRAC as opposed to sitting in front it physically.
A RAID array can be configured via
As of iDRAC7, it is not possible to perform this operation without interrupting the physical host:
This means that RAID configuration can be scripted/managed/queued via DRAC, but will not be applied until the server has been powercycled.
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Brownback's criticism was aimed at rivals Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee, both former governors. But he also took a jab at the man they all want to replace, former Texas Governor George W. Bush.
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Being a. English and b. Football Mad, I was intrigued to hear of Bing's new Premier League Player Visual Search. If you're into footy, it's a great way to search for your favourite players and stay in touch with what's happening through the season.
Bing offers a huge array of statistics on 446 Premier League players, laid out on the page like those football sticker/baseball card albums you remember from your childhood. Hover over a player, and up pops key stats, including their team, number of goals scored, yellow and red cards, international caps and estimated value. (Did you know that Fernando Torres is the highest valued player in the Premiership, at £30.5m? Me neither, and I'm a Liverpool fan!)
You can filter search results with a single click via the left hand bar, on height, nationality, team and position, as well as sort results based on the criteria I mention above (Wigan's Gary Caldwell is currently the league's biggest villain, with 2 sendings off already this season).
At the top of the page, a number of searches are picked out for you to check at a glance – check out who has scored the most goals (Dimitar Berbatov), Most International Caps (it's the veteral goalkeeper Edwin Van der Sar, with 130), most yellow cards (Salif Diao), Red Cards and even the league's tallest players (not Peter Crouch, surprisingly but Birmingham City's Nicola Zigic at 203 cm).
Click on a player, and you'll be shown relevant web search links as well as images of the player in action. Sadly no video at this point, but you can imagine seeing the weekend's goals and game highlights dropping in at some point.
Whether you're a sports fan or not, this is a great example of how Bing's Visual Search brings relatively dry information to life. Here in the UK, similar Visual Searches are available for London and Edinburgh restaurants, Academy Award winners, World Leaders, US Politicians, UK Prime Ministers, Top iPhone apps, Celebrities, Film Legends and a host more. Check out Bing Visual Search in your country to see what's available.
But for now, I'm heading back to the Premier League Search to memorise some more stats. You never know when this kind of trivia comes in handy!
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cool, although no way is Darren Bent the fourth tallest player in the Premier league and Aaron Ramsey definitely hasn't scored any goals this season
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Harrington, Louise (2011) 'An-Other Space: Diasporic Responses to Partition in Bengal.' In: Christian, Rita and Misrahi-Barak, Judith, (eds.), India and the Indian Diasporic Imagination. Montpellier: Presses universitaires de la Méditerranée, pp. 237-250.
Harrington, Louise (2007) 'The Train Nation: the Railway as a Leitmotif in South Asian Literature.' In: Lurdos, Michèle and Misrahi-Barak, Judith, (eds.), Transport(s) in the British Empire and the Commonwealth. Presses universitaires de la Méditerranée, pp. 289-307.
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Harrington, Louise (2013) Border-crossing: Ireland and South Asia. In: American Conference of Irish Studies: Ireland Past and Present, 10-13 April 2013, DePaul University and Northern Illinois University.
Harrington, Louise (2012) The Emergence of the South Asian Irish. In: South Asia by the Bay, 9-11 May 2012, Stanford University.
Harrington, Louise (2010) Struggling with Partition: Ghatak's and McMullen's violence through a lens. In: The Enemy Within: Cultures of Terror in South Asian Literature and Film, ESSE 2010, 24-28 August 2010, University of Turin.
Harrington, Louise (2009) An-Other Space: Diasporic Responses to Partition in Bengal. In: India and the Indian Diasporic Imagination, 1-4 April 2009, Paul Valery University, Montpellier.
Harrington, Louise (2008) Travelling without Moving: the Existence of Place in The Shadow Lines and A Golden Age. In: On the Road: Writing Travel and Travellers, 6-8 November 2008, Jadavpur University, Kolkata.
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I watched this years the National Pie Championships held by the American Pie Council(2006) and was just in awe at the creative recipes that were entered. This southern entry had the pickiest of judges raving. I have found conflicting information on who entered this pie...when I figure it out I will return with the right name.
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- 1⁄4 ounce unflavored gelatin (one envelope)
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- In a saucepan mix the gelatin and water let sit 1 minute. Cook over low heat until dissolved, stirring constantly.
- In a mixing bowl, combine the gelatin mixture, marshmallow, and creme de menthe and mix well.
- Refrigerate until mixture mounds when dropped from spoon.
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Green & Minty - perfect for the office St. Patrick's Day potluck. This pie was very tasty and EASY to make. I've been asked to share the recipe and will do so.
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Here are three players with low ownership rates who could pay immediate dividends in fantasy leagues:
Wade Davis, Tampa Bay Rays (owned in 17% of Yahoo! leagues)
Before the start of the season, Fans projected Davis to notch 11 Wins, a 3.93 ERA and 149 Ks. Last year John Lackey had 11 Wins, a 3.83 ERA and 139 Ks, and that was good enough to earn him a 5-year, $82.5 million contract and a 93% roster rate in Yahoo!
Davis got off to a rough start, as he allowed 7 H and 4 ER in 6 IP against the Yankees in his 2010 season debut. But his velocity was good, his mix of pitches was very similar to last season and his batted ball profile was right in line with his 2009 results, too. The one thing that stands out was that Davis had 4 BB and 3 Ks. Last year he had a 2.77 K/BB ratio. But it was the Yankees he was facing, a team known for its plate discipline.
The three previous years, Davis has earned a mid-season promotion each year. In 2007, he split time between Hi-A and Double-A. In 2008 it was Double-A and Triple-A while last year it was Triple-A and the majors. Davis was 16-9 with a 3.55 ERA in Double-A and 14-10 with a 3.23 ERA in Triple-A.
This is one of the top young pitchers in the game. Do not let one disappointing start against the Yankees cloud what he has done the past two years and what everyone projected him to do coming into the season. Davis remains a pitcher who should give a league average ERA with the chance to hit double-digit Wins and a K/9 rate around 7.
Jason Hammel, Colorado Rockies (owned in 4% of Yahoo! leagues)
Crowded out in Tampa Bay, Hammel was picked up by the Rockies last year in exchange for Aneury Rodriguez and turned in a 10-win season. The key for Hammel last year was that he had a sparkling 3.17 K/BB ratio, which tied with Johan Santana for the 23rd-best mark in baseball. This led to a FIP (3.71) and an xFIP (3.81) lower than his ERA (4.33), even with a below-average HR/FB rate.
Can Hammel keep his BB/9 rate near last year's 2.14 mark? Probably not, but Hammel showed good control in the minors, with a lifetime 2.8 BB/9 in six seasons, so his command should still be an asset. Along with his command, Hammel gets a decent number of ground balls and has a 6.38 K/9 lifetime in the majors.
At the very least, Hammel is a guy to target for his road starts. Last year he had a 5.73 ERA in Coors and a 3.13 ERA on the road. He allowed 12 HR at home and only 5 on the road. His first start in 2010 came at home, where he allowed 4 ER in 7 IP for a 5.14 ERA.
Chris Snyder, Arizona Diamondbacks (owned in 3 % of Yahoo! leagues)
The mad dash should be on to acquire Snyder, who takes over for the injured Miguel Montero as the starting catcher. Snyder has some injury problems of his own, after undergoing back surgery last year. But when healthy, Snyder offers the promise of good power from the catching position. He hit 13 HR in 326 ABs in 2007 and 16 HR in 334 ABs in 2008.
Unfortunately, along with that power comes some low AVG. He has a lifetime .234 mark in the majors. And as you might imagine, Snyder offers nothing in terms of SB, as he has yet to record his first steal. But with the starting job his for at least the next month, Snyder immediately becomes an attractive option. Montero has a torn meniscus, which has a recovery time of at least four weeks. And if they find ligament damage when he undergoes surgery, he could miss the remainder of the season.


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Rest in Peace ... Just Not in Gucci Loafers
The luxury brand wants Hong Kong shops to stop selling cardboard replicas of its shoes, bags and other products to be burned as offerings to the dead.
May 5, 2016, Thursday
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Traditionalists Rebuffed as Parliament Turns the Page on Parchment
For nearly 1,000 years, acts of British Parliament have been recorded on calfskin parchment. Now, the House of Lords is switching to paper.
February 11, 2016, Thursday
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Higher Interest Rates Lower Expectations in Emerging Economies
As in many emerging economies, companies in Indonesia gorged on cheap debt to fund expansion. Now they face higher interest rates on top of a plummeting rupiah and a commodity slump.
December 22, 2015, Tuesday
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3M Moves Toward Using Sustainably Logged Timber
The company will now require some 5,000 direct suppliers in more than 70 countries to provide data, including the source of their harvested wood fiber.
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Mergers that look equal can still provoke business and cultural upheaval, writes Kevin Allison of Reuters Breakingviews.
January 26, 2015, Monday
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By cutting down on waste, and using recycled and alternative fibers, a Dutch mill has put a new face on an industry often linked to deforestation.
November 19, 2014, Wednesday
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The Great Northern Paper mill in Millinocket, Me., spurred prosperity for generations. But the plant has shut down, and the town is flailing for a new direction.
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Metropolitan Diary: An artist's tribute to a creaky old store that could get you any kind of paper you wanted.
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