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When a rifle has a scope where the relief is too short for comfortable shooting, are there any options other than replacing the scope? The scope has a adjustable relief, but even with that I have to push my head too far forward to see the full view.
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Mr. Wharton, Please kindly elaborate on how ethical culture has effects that are obvious evils to you ----- Original Message ---- From: Don Wharton <[address removed]> To: [address removed] Sent: Wed, November 18,[masked]:59:11 AM Subject: [atheists-27] New Meetup: Meet the Organizer Tom, it is so good to hear from you. If you can make it I would like you to come to our next meetup and talk about your being part of our leadership team. If it is just me leading our community I will not create the sense of community I want here. I want a team around me who understands the critical importance of secular community in a religion saturated world. If it is done right, creating that sense of community is revolutionary and should be a delight for the members of the team leading it as well as our wider community. Let me say a little bit more about what that means. We are at a sweet spot in the evolution of culture. It is a religion saturated world but one where secular community is now highly visible and exciting to many. The ultimate importance of this process rests in the fact that religion in too many cases sanctifies evil and demonizes good. The net result is an absurd host of negative outcomes. Children are left to rot in a dismal foster care system when loving gay families would like to adopt them. Relatively innocuous use of recreational drugs results in absurd prison sentences. An insanely inadequate social safety net results in homes being lost and families being destroyed. The religious right culture wants to subjugate women in numerous ways. They want to steal their bodies and force them to give birth to children even if the resources for that are appallingly inadequate and they have the gall to call this being ���pro-life.��� It would be more appropriate to call them the coerced parenthood crowd. We have a very bright community here. In order to create a revolutionary force for good all we need to do is create a community of liberated minds. Once the chains of ignorance are removed it becomes possible to judge ethical outcomes by their empirical consequences. We don't need to say anything about how to do that. A conception of the ethical good automatically evolves from interacting with similarly liberated people. I have become much more militant over time. Even rather innocuous forms of religion such as ethical culture now have effects that are obvious evils to me. This includes the demonizing of atheists as ���just another form of fundamentalism.��� Three years ago I was a member of the Washington Ethical Society and this was one of the many things that made me leave them Tom, I am certain that we can have you as a member of our leadership team in a way that will not be a burden to you. Done right it is a joy. With a small investment of time and energy you have the pleasure of nurturing a revolutionary conception of the good for the entirety of the wider culture. Obviously, if others find this conception of leadership appealing I hope you find the time to come to a future meetup and talk with me. Revolutionary and warm regards to all, Don --- On Tue, 11/17/09, Tom Fields <[address removed]> wrote: > From: Tom Fields <[address removed]> > Subject: Re: [atheists-27] New Meetup: Meet the Organizer > To: [address removed] > Date: Tuesday, November 17, 2009, 8:07 PM > Don, > > Thanks for taking over this group. I'm glad > that someone is willing to take the baton away from me and > run with it. > > Tom > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Don Wharton" <[address removed]> > To: [address removed] > Sent: Monday, November 16,[masked]:49:40 PM GMT -05:00 > US/Canada Eastern > Subject: [atheists-27] New Meetup: Meet the Organizer > > Announcing a new Meetup for The DC Atheists Meetup Group! > > What: Meet the Organizer > > When: November 24,[masked]:00 PM > > Where: > Thai Place > 2134 Pennsylvania Ave, NW > Washington, DC 20037 >[masked] > > This meetup will be an informal event designed for me to > get to know people and listen to their perspectives. I very > much enjoyed meeting the wonderful group of meetup people > who attended the Rob Boston presentation. I am glad that > everyone enjoyed that presentation. Rob is a great speaker. > However, it did not leave as much time as I would like to > get to know our members. > > Secularism is growing in visibility and our culture will > have to change much as societal views of gays have changed > since the 1950���s. That change will occur because we have > the courage form a sense of community. Community does not > work unless it nurtures us in ways we want to grow and it > certain helps if we have fun in the process. I have found > that secular communities in this area are very educated, > informed and a joy to be with. > > I will shortly be posting a report of recent events and > issues that might be of interest to our members. There are a > wide range of issues in that reports that can be discussed > at the meetup or on-line. > > The prior organizer set up our meetup so we could not use > our email list for discussions between us. I have changed > our meetup settings so we can have vigorous on-line > discussions. 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this post is well shocking.
Stake if you truely believ Graham Earl was a shot fighter before the Katsidis fight why did Ring have ranked the 10th best Lightweight in the world.
so what your telling me is that Khan would put Katsidis away. i thought but i guess i should have known that someone would still think Khan is to good for Katsidis.
i know Khan age but Limond i Light puncher at Lightweight nearly put Khan away. imagine what i heavy hitter like Katsidis would do to that chin. Earl got up off the canvas 4 times against Katsidis and showed great heart.
Khan would struggle to get up being hit by Katsidis.
i was clearly trying to point out that you Khan fans wont want him going near anyone that has power after seeing this.
Yes he got up and showed heart came back and won. but were talking about a natural Light Fisted Super Featherweight here.
i think John Murray or Graham Earl would beat Khan right now. and thats no joke.
and wouldnt give Khan a chance against Thaxton,Katsidisor any other hard hitting lightweight.
Frank ****** will now put Khan in the Ring against featherfisted guys now for at least 20 more fights. you wont see Khan fight anyone inside the top ten at 135 for at least 2 years if not more.
Blah blah blah...Dude....did u read my post ...I said no way Khan beats Katsidis now.
So Ring had Manfredo in the top 10 SMW, what does it mean,,,,nothing.
Earl is shot....even more so from the pasting he took from Katsidis. he cannot even talk properly anymore, its called being punch drunk
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So here's a switch: In most of the recent Ryder Cup years -- six of the
last nine competitions -- the United States appeared to have the stronger
team, yet Europe won.
Not so this year.
The U.S. squad is, at best, no
more than equal to the team from the other side of the Atlantic. Always,
it seems, there was a no-name European (at least a no-name to American
fans) who stepped up to win a key point (see Paul McGinley's Cup-winning
putt in 2002). This year at Oakland Hills both teams will be packed with
players sporting little Ryder Cup experience.
The opportunities for an
unlikely hero to emerge in Detroit this September are more than likely.
With the finalization of the European team Sunday, both sides will enter
the competition with five players who have no Ryder Cup experience. In
fact, the top-four Americans -- Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Davis Love
III and Jim Furyk -- account for 15 of the 19 total Ryder Cups on the
12-man team. Kenny Perry, Chad Campbell, Chris DiMarco, Fred Funk and
Chris Riley will be making their debut in the high-stress competition.
David Toms will be playing for just the second time and Hal Sutton's
captain's picks, Jay Haas and Stewart Cink, have played in two and one
Cup respectively.
On the other side of the ocean, Colin Montgomerie, who along with Luke
Donald was the wildcard selection for captain Bernhard Langer, accounts
for six of the 18 total Cup appearances by the Europeans. Ian Poulter,
Paul Casey, David Howell, Thomas Levet and Donald are Ryder Cup rookies,
Miguel Angel Jimenez and McGinley have played once, Padraig Harrington
and Sergio Garcia twice and Darren Clarke and Lee Westwood three times.
Even more interesting is the fact that each team has only two players
with winning Ryder Cup records. Garcia has six wins, three losses and
one halve and Montgomerie is 16-7-5 and has never lost in singles play.
For the Americans, Mickelson is 8-5-3 and Toms is 3-1-1. Two of the
veteran Americans -- Woods and Furyk -- bring in records of 5-8-2 and
3-6-2, respectively. The other experienced American, Love, is a more
respectable 8-9-4. There are no major disappointments among the
Europeans, although Clarke (4-6-2) and Westwood (7-8-0) have records
that could be better. Harrington is a respectable 3-3-1.
If major championships matter as a measuring stick then the Americans
have the clear advantage. Five members of the U.S. team have won majors
-- Woods, Mickelson, Love, Furyk and Toms, with Woods being the only
multiple major winner -- while no one on the European side has brought
home a major title.
What the Europeans do bring to the competition is grit. While it might
be a slight overstatement to say that winning the Ryder Cup means more
to the Europeans than it does to the Americans, it would not be far off
the mark.
The 13th man the Europeans bring into the competition every
two years is a healthy chip on their collective shoulders that they do
not get as much respect from the American fans and media as they should.
That chip always translates into points. The history of the European
team is cluttered with important points won by Paul Way (1985), Howard
Clark (1987), Philip Walton and David Gilford (1995) and McGinley last
The European team brings in a record of 37-30-13, but that is deceiving
because of Montgomerie. Without him, their record is 21-23-8. The U.S.
side has a collective mark of 31-35-13.
If recent history has proven
anything -- Europe has won five of the last nine competitions and kept
the Cup another time with a tie -- it is that the European team needs to
build up a big lead going into singles play. The top four Americans --
Woods, Mickelson, Love and Furyk -- have a combined record of 9-3-3 in
singles play. But that foursome has a combined record of 7-11-2 in
better-ball play and 7-10-4 in alternate shot.
The Big Four among the
Europeans -- Montgomerie, Clarke, Westwood and Garcia -- are a combined
13-10-4 in better-ball matches, 16-7-1 in alternate shot and 4-7-3 in
singles. But all four of those singles victories and two of the halves
are by Montgomerie. Garcia, Clarke and Westwood are a combined 0-7-1 in
The fun thing about match play and the compelling thing about the Ryder
Cup is that the players do not have to perform at a high level to
produce a top-notch competition. Match play is literally a format in
which each hole produces a new competition. And while 72 holes of stroke
play provides the time for the cream to rise to the top, the compressed
action of match play creates more opportunities for upsets and the added
demands of playing for a team -- and possibly letting down others beside
yourself -- reveals more about the character of the players involved.
There is, quite simply, no event in golf like the Ryder Cup. It has a
history (dating back to 1927) lacking in the President's Cup or the Solheim
Cup and it has all those years when the Americans beat up on the team
from Great Britain and Ireland.
That domination changed when all of
Europe was added to the team in 1979, and part of the motivation the
Europeans bring into the competition each time is the memory of those
humiliations in which Britain won only once from 1935 through 1983.
There is a lot of talk in the United States about whether the Players
Championship is the fifth major. In Europe it's clear what the fifth
major is - it's the Ryder Cup.
The side Sutton sends out to compete at
Oakland Hills better be darn sure of one thing: The Europeans will come
prepared to play. They always do. It's all about that healthy chip on
their shoulders.
Ron Sirak is the Executive Editor of Golf World magazine.
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To The Editor: I wrote a letter stating that the N.C. lottery would hurt people, poor and otherwise, and that the Democrats should be held responsible for it.
This really struck a nerve with a Hendersonville Democrat. Democrats should be held responsible for their actions? Shocking!
He called some names ("tired old right-wing sob story," "words, not facts'" "hypocritical") but disputed none of my points. He implied that stopping the outflow of lottery dollars spent in other states justified a many-fold increase in lottery-caused suffering.
He further indicated that things he does not like done by Republicans in Washington should exempt N.C. Democrats from Republican criticism. That might logically follow if the Democrats' highest standard of performance is the worst that Republicans do.
I digress to note that his lead objection to Republican behavior is a failure to increase the minimum wage.
It has long been known that a significant boost in the minimum wage helps the poor who remain employed but hurts those who remain or become unemployed.
It is not apparent how a judgment call on this issue disqualifies one from evaluating the impact on the poor of other measures.
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Ok, here we go again! Skied the joint again Last Thursday on account my young nephew conned me into going. This day had an abundace of snow, it snowed all week 55' base. But even with all the snow, it is still a lot of work. Sticky, half groomed runs due to thier lack of equipment. And $60 per lift ticket...C'mon. I have Been skiing this park every year for the last 27 years. Every time I ski it, I tell myself, never again. When I started skiing there in 1983 the lift prices were $16. I know everything goes up in price but I think $60 is a bit much for this old rock pile. I have skied all over N. America in the past 27 years, this is the only place that I ever got hurt! If you catch a perfect day, plenty of snow (very seldom), a lot of sun (improves icy conditions) you can have a good time. I live on the northwest part of Vegas 10 miles from the strip, closer to the park. I can be in the parking lot from my front door in 35 minutes, this is a big part of why I continue to ski here. Even on a Thursday, with only 3 lifts you will wait in line for a chair. I don't know, everybodys different, I am born and raised in Vegas so maybe thats why Im being so negative, since I've seen prices skyrocket on everything here in the last 12 years. So if your visiting and you check the Skiing conditions I would say check it out. It beats Blowing $100 in a casino anyday! NOTE: The photo was from 1995!
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I was shocked and amazed at the article in the Amarillo newspaper titled, "Be Afraid . . . Be Very Afraid: Insane Clown Posse is coming to town."
Why in the world would the city of Amarillo allow such a concert to come to our city? Who approves these events? Why should our city be subjected to such vulgarity and filth?
It seems like the more we try to clean up our city and raise our kids with decent morals, things like this keep coming at us.
I'm happy to say that my children do not listen to this music and of the youth that I have asked about it, they tell me this group is "gross and disgusting."
I hope more youth of Amarillo and the Panhandle area feel this way.
Whoever does approve these events needs to look at the moral effect they will bring to Amarillo before approving them.
Getting back to the dinner table
The business world is in a whirl! But what about the basics? Like treating each other with, "Good morning," "Howdy, it's another hot day"?
Who is teaching their daughter to cook something other than candy and cookies at home while they are growing up? It would help, too, for some to learn this art. Everybody eats!
How about the washing? Don't wait until they are enrolled at college to separate the colors and use the right temperature! Do the kids know how to set the table for breakfast or dinner? The scenes of a table setting that I have seen on TV look more like camping out.
Let's get back to dining with the kids, even using napkins!
No one to blame but yourself
I read Ralph Bianchi's letter concerning possible lawsuits against the fast food industry (now that the tobacco industry is being held accountable) with great interest.
I had mentioned to several friends and family members after the class- action decision came out that the fast food industry would be next.
I agree that Americans eat way too much fast food (tha majority just eat way too much food), however, in both cases, smoking and eating, the people are doing this to themselves. You do not have to smoke, you do not have to eat unhealthily. That is each individual's choice.
I cannot believe someone does not know the dangers of poor eating habits anymore than they do not know the dangers of smoking. These people should take responsibility for their own actions and lack of willpower, not look to put it on others in the hope of making a buck and having someone to blame. The only people who should have a case are those who have had to tolerate second-hand smoke in restaurants, concert areas, etc. Or even in their own homes.
The dangers have been proven and non-smokers not only do not choose to smoke, but they ask for areas that keep them away from it as much as possible. If you are ill because another person's behavior has affected your health then more power to you, otherwise shut up and deal with your own choices.
My check not in the mail
This is to the League of United Latin American Citizens, Amarillo chapter of the NAACP and others entered into a law suit against the Amarillo Independent School District.
You have a lot of gall to ask the tax payers of Amarillo to pay your lawyers' legal fees. If some want to help you, fine, just don't expect everyone to help. If I sued some one I would expect to pay my own bill.
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Amarillo City Council held a hearing to settle the maximum tax rate it can use in the budget process, but nobody from the public spoke on the proposed rate of 34.5 cents per $100 of taxable property value.
After unanimously approving the tax rate ceiling, an increase of half a cent from this year, council members heard a summary of the proposed budget that resulted from months of staff work and three days of council review last week.
The draft hires 33 people full-time and reduces part-time workers by 16. Of those new positions, seven are at Amarillo Police Department in a continuation of efforts to raise the number of police per resident to about two officers per 1,000 people.
"Many cities don't have two, but they're closer than we are," City Manager Jarrett Atkinson said.
There are currently more than 1.85 Amarillo officers per 1,000 people.
Other additions include a crew of four to speed up replacement of 2-inch water mains in neighborhoods, a crew of four to inspect storm sewers and two people to increase immunizations.
The total budget would be $295 million if there aren't substantial changes. That includes $11.7 million for capital construction and purchases, including $1.6 million for Amarillo Civic Center Complex improvements funded by the hotel occupancy tax, $16.8 million for water and sewer projects paid for by water and sewer charges and $7 million to buy vehicles and heavy equipment to update the city fleet.
Utility expenses will balloon by $3 million. That breaks down to $2.2 million more for electricity, $431,789 more for water and sewer service the city pays itself for and $376,200 more for natural gas.
The city will not be able to collect about $1 million from frozen tax accounts for seniors and the disabled. That equals about one cent of the property tax rate.
To cut back on water theft, the council plans to raise the fine for illegal water meters or meter tampering from $150 to $500.
"It happens in all different neighborhoods," Councilwoman Ellen Robertson Green said. "My favorite (illegal meter) said 'Do not read this meter.'"
The budget estimates sales tax collections, which set records in each of the past three years, will increase 3 percent to $54.8 million. They are the largest single contributor to the general fund.
Atkinson also updated members on some areas of the city's economy.
Unemployment in June was 4 percent, compared to 5.1 percent for the state and 6.1 percent for the nation.
The hotel occupancy tax has shown an average uptick of 2.9 percent per year for five years. The room count has gone up 33 percent since 1998.
"The new properties are not driving down rates or occupancy," Atkinson said.
Property values in downtown's Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone have gone up about 36.5 percent, or by $51 million, since the zone came into being in 2006.
Taxes collected on the change in property values is used for downtown improvement projects, but schools get their share of the increased collections.
Property tax bills for Amarillo residents of Potter County consist of about 14 percent of their money going to the city, while about 16 percent goes to the city for Randall residents. The difference reflects Randall's tax rate being lower than Potter's.


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Flagler College students are completing another semester of classwork. Many will move on to a career or leave St. Augustine behind to go home for the summer. However, no matter where they go, professor Natalie Stephenson's design methodologies class will leave a legacy behind.
Stephenson's class spent the past semester creating a new image for St. Francis House, St. Augustine's only emergency shelter serving the homeless and less fortunate.
AARP driving program
The following AARP Driver Safety Program Classes are scheduled at this time. The cost is $12 for members and $14 for nonmembers. Reservations with instructors are required. For information on possible additional classes, call 1-888-227-7669 or go to www.aarp.org/drive.
■ Aug. 6: 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. — St Johns County Public Library, 1960 North Ponce de Leon Blvd. Call Peter Strangway, at 386-235-3907.
Sept. 20: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. — Palm Coast Community Center, 305 Palm Coast Parkway NE, Palm Coast. To register, call MJ Harris at 386-445-1476.
Contact Martha Skinner at 209-3643; or Nicole Alonso at 209-3646 for information and registration. To view the calendar, go to www.riverhousecoa.com.
Sign Language: Back by popular demand, this sign language class will taught by Regina McCary and will teach basic sign skills through music and fun activities. The five-class series meets from 9:30 to 10:45 a.m. Mondays at River House beginning July 29. The cost is $40 for members; $45 for nonmembers. Space is limited. Call 209-3655.
Island Doctors has announced the launch of an aggressive diabetes awareness campaign to help prevent and better manage diabetes in Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Palatka, Palm Coast and Daytona Beach. The Island Doctors community relations teams is setting up a free health screenings (glucose, hypertension, and BMI), offer educational information, and a physician lecture series on prevention and treatment.
Diabetes affects approximately 26 million lives in the U.S., with nearly half of them being senior citizens.
A random weeknight this summer may find you doing the following:
a) Hanging out at the pool with your friends.
b) Reading a great summer book.
c) Playing bridge with people who are more than eight times your age.
Did you answer C?
For a handful of avid young Virginia bridge players, C is correct.
Stepping center stage July 24 at Moultrie Creek Nursing Home and Rehab Center were Dance Styles senior dancers, who performed under the direction of Sally R. Walton.
The performance opened with a parade of gifts to American marches. Also featured in dance and song were jazz, tap and Spanish numbers.
Don Carragher performed solo tap and Julia Frederick was featured in solo Spanish and classical ballet.
All are senior volunteer dancers who participate for self improvement, fun and friendship.
The following volunteer opportunities are available at the Council on Aging. For information, call Ginny Draper at 209-3686 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
■ Volunteer receptionists are needed at the Coastal Community Center. Office experience and good communication skills are required.
■ A volunteer clerical assistant is needed in the travel department from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Fridays. Good telephone and communication skills are required. Computer knowledge is preferred.
Veterans who have a story to tell and who would like to record it for future generations are encouraged to contact the St. Johns County Public Library System and participate in the Veterans History Project.
Q: Can I receive Social Security benefits and Supplemental Security Income benefits at the same time?
Get crafty
Crafters and artists from around St. Johns County gathered at River House, 179 Marine St. to be a part of the annual Christmas in July craft sale. The sale featured 23 vendors with items including elaborate greeting cards, intricately painted egg, Japanese beaded jewelry (known as Marudai) and hand painted china.
The COA's Happy Hookers knitting group attended and raised more than $400.
Call Martha Skinner at 209-3643; or Nicole Alonso at 209-3646 for information and registration. To view the calendar, go to www.riverhousecoa.com.
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Total Time
Prep 20 mins
Cook 40 mins
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 cup shredded coconut
- 1 cup flour
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 cup butter or 1⁄2 cup margarine
- 2 eggs
- 3⁄4 cup sugar
- 2 tablespoons flour
- 1⁄4 cup lemon juice
- 1⁄2 lemon, zest of
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Combine the first four ingredients (coconut, 1 cup of flour, 2 tablespoons sugar and salt) in a large bowl.
- Cut in - using a pastry cutter or large fork - the butter or margarine until the mixture is crumbly.
- Gather the particles and, with lightly floured fingers, press evenly and firmly over the bottom and 3/4 of the way up the sides of a 9"x9" pan (pyrex works best).
- Bake until golden, about 20 minutes.
- Meanwhile, in a small bowl, beat the eggs, sugar, 2 tablespoons flour, lemon juice and lemon zest.
- Pour over crust and continue to bake until set - approximately 20 minutes. Cool in pan on rack, and sprinkle with confectioners sugar once cool.
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Proposals and Initiatives in Process
Little White Church Cemetery
the village is hoping for an early spring arrival so the next phase of this restoration project can commence. As you can see when passing the property, most of the dead trees and evasive growth has been removed, although not completely. There is still a fair amount of undergrowth which will be removed and work done to eliminate its return. This has been a sizable job after so many years of neglect and abandonment. The early phases of any reclamation project involving a lot of clearing and chopping down of things will not be the prettiest. But this will not last too long. Soon the more delicate job of bringing the cemetery 'back to 'life' will begin. The Revolutionary Memorial design has taken more shape on paper, and we expect to meet with the contractor and designer within the next few weeks to move to final design and construction layout; as well for the plans for a pathway around the edge of the property. A new fence will be erected and new trees will be planted around the property for more beauty and screening. The village will look to the Historical Society to identify historically important headstones and memorials; we want to do the best job possible restoring and re-positioning the many headstones which have been moved, broken, or severely neglected over the past many decades. As the weather improves and the restoration commences, we will keep everyone posted on the progress (and volunteer opportunities) as this exciting project moves forward.
Waterfront Stabilization and Renovation Project
As previously reported, sub-surface obstructions have made for more difficult work to complete the final portions of the seawall around the southern portion of the park at Willow Point. The project's contractor and engineers are working on a solution to meet this challenge. It is going to take some additional time for this phase of the work to be completed. We will keep everyone fully informed as to progress and the final plan for the Willow Point area. In the meantime, the County Design Team has been busy developing the final RFP package for bids on the upland improvements.
The village has previously communicated the park will be closed this spring and summer in anticipation of the commencement of the upland renovation work. While time lines are difficult to predict for large projects such as these – especially those which involve rivers and shorelines – at this point in time the park land is still expected to be closed for all activities beginning in the spring into the expected completion of the project in 2014. We will keep everyone fully informed it there are any changes to this time line.
Joint shared services being studied with Hastings-on-Hudson
As previously announced and communicated, the village has commenced 2 joint initiatives to study and analyze shared service potential with Hastings. One area will be in the supervision of the villages' respective recreation departments. Both villages have needs and assets which could align to make the supervisory function more efficient; potential monetary savings could be realized by both villages, while at the same time creating enhanced programming to benefit the youth and all residents of each community. Small teams from each village have been meeting and productive ideas have emerged which could lead to a formal shared service framework. I anticipate this initiative item to be on the agenda for the next Board of Trustees ('BOT') meeting on March 12th when we will hear an update from the Administrator and research team, and to consider and communicate the next steps.
The second shared services area – also previously announced – is a study to analyze the potential savings and logistical gains of a full consolidation of the villages' respective DPW operations. There are also needs and assets which might align. Hastings is in need of a new facility, and Dobbs Ferry has a new state-of-the-art facility which might offer spare capacity. Of course, while it is important to seek potential savings, the needs and interests of our residents served by the Dobbs Ferry DPW operation and workers cannot be compromised. This study will be substantially financed by a NY State Local Government Efficiency Grant Program, which has been finalized and approved. Looking at DPW consolidation – or portions thereof – is not a small deal. It will take time, and no decisions will be made quickly. Heads of the Dobbs Ferry departments will also be fully involved in this process, and the village will fully communicate along the way.
Rivertowns Square
This important mixed use re-development proposal has now moved into the site-plan approval process. The applicant is now before the village's Planning Board for subdivision review and approval; they will also be before the Architectural & Historical Review board. These public meetings have/will be noticed, announced, and broadcast through the village's normal channels, and the public is encouraged to attend and/or watch to keep informed and/or provide input.
Other projects proposed or ongoing … since the last Newsletter we still do not have anything new to report regarding the property formerly known as Rudy's. A residential plan has been submitted, but more work apparently remains to be done for the water mitigation and management plan. As this proposed development project moves ahead we will keep everyone posted. The Walgreens structure has filled in more as the exterior brick is now beginning to materialize. It will be nice to see these spaces continue filling-in as the brick and building details become more apparent. This new building and its code conforming 'streetscape' design will stand as an attractive new transition to the gateway district, enhancing business traffic for all the local merchants, providing residents a more convenient shopping alternative, and giving the village a stronger property tax base for the future. The Mobil gas station in the gateway business district has been sold to a new ownership group. The new business owners have met with the village's Technical Advisory Committee and are going before the Planning Board on March 7th with an application for new commercial uses of the property beyond the sale of gasoline. It is of course not against the law for business owners to present applications. We do not know much nor can we comment about this proposal except to say the board will be watching closely with interest and encourage the public to also watch and/or attend the public meetings for more information. When more specific details are known about the proposal and at the appropriate time the board will make comments and provide a directional signal.
Action recently taken
Masters School new Athletic and Cultural Arts Center Approved
The Board voted unanimously to approve the site plan for construction of a new athletic and cultural arts center on the school's campus. In granting the approval, the board considered among other things these factors: (1) the Planning Board had presented a resolution to the BOT recommending approval of the proposed building; (2) language adopted in the BOT's resolution re-enforced the school's ongoing commitment to make its assets and resources available within reason for the benefit of the residents of Dobbs Ferry; this in lieu of property taxes; and (3) other language was adopted in the resolution which fully addressed border screening and athletic field issues (unrelated to the specific proposal)which had been of concern to a few residents near the campus. The building is beautifully designed and will be a great new asset to the school, and a further source of pride for the community as a whole. The Masters School has been a great neighbor to the village and has really stepped up in recent years (new track facility, field access, etc.). The village in turn supports the school as an important and valuable institution within the community. It is a great working relationship which has been getting stronger over the years. We look for this to continue
Mercy College new on-campus dormitory proposal referred to Planning Board
At the most recent meeting, the BOT voted (5 ayes, 2 absent) in favor of a motion to refer the college's proposal for construction of a new dormitory on the Dobbs Ferry property to the village's Planning Board. The Planning board will now closely review the proposal and make recommendations as to the issues which need to be studied in more detail, and the best processes to accomplish this. Under village code, the proposal will ultimately need the approval of the BOT. There will naturally be legitimate concerns of the immediate neighborhood which must be seriously considered, and the village has and will look after and protect the interests of the nearby residents, and community at large. The potential macro impacts to the village will also be considered, down side risks as well as upside benefits. The village has greatly appreciated the recent efforts of the college and actions it has taken to contribute in a more meaningful way, working to become a better and more important member of the community; these efforts will make a more positive difference to the community and the college going forward. At the same time, it is the responsibility of the village's boards to closely review this proposal – which is not small – to be sure the final plan is in the best interest of the college, the immediate neighborhood, and the entire village of Dobbs Ferry. We will keep everyone informed as review of this proposal moves forward.
Upgrade to village website; enhanced search and retrieval of documents and video archives
Thanks to a NY State government efficiency grant combined with the work of the Village Administrator and the Deputy Village Administrator/Clerk, the village's website will now have much greater capacity to store and retrieve substantially more volumes of documents and videos. Users will find the search function has been enhanced making it easier to find and retrieve archived files. The village website has been greatly improved over the past 3 ½ years, at little-to-no cost to tax payers. The village will continue to work to improve the website as a communication, information and marketing tool. Residents with specific website or relevant technological expertise who are looking for ways to get involved are welcome to join the village's IT Committee. The village can always use good people who want to volunteer in positive ways. You can make a difference.
Other things going on in the village … and up the road
DFSD exploring IB program for Middles School grades 6-10
The Dobbs Ferry School District has announced it will begin to explore and study an accreditation process to bring the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Program to the Middle School grades 6 to 10. The IB program has been in place in the High School since 1998. The District, as well as local parent and teacher groups will of course be providing much information to parents and residents as the exploration process moves forward.
To learn more about this school initiative, there will be a community meeting on Monday, March 11th at 7:30pm at the Springhurst Elementary School, Walgrove Avenue.
The reason I mention this item in the Mayor's Newsletter is because what goes on in the schools of course has a big impact on the village in many ways … including property values and the village's tax base. Dobbs Ferry is lucky to have such dedicated and good people serving on the Board of Education, a great School Superintendent, and Principals, and Administrators and Teachers and Parent Volunteers and Staff who make our schools a special place. This attracts new families (home buyers) and more businesses who want to invest in Dobbs Ferry; and this directly impacts the fiscal condition and tax rates of the village, which is the job (and worry) of village government. But it will be up to the community's parents, the BOE, and the District to weigh all the relevant educational factors, school objectives and the best interests of the kids; and they will, and no doubt there will be open discussion and thorough review, and the best outcome will come about for the community
The village encourages everyone to attend the District and community meetings to share and learn more about the facts of this important issue.
Village of Dobbs Ferry to participate in Sleepy Hollow's St. Patrick's Day Parade!
Dobbs Ferry is proud to be participating in the Sleepy Hollow St. Patrick's Day Parade this coming weekend.
Details are as follows:
When: Sunday, March 10
Where: Sleepy Hollow and Tarrytown
Time: Parade begins at 1:30 PM
Formation will start at 12:30PM on Main Street (near the firehouse) in Tarrytown.
Parking is available on Beekman Avenue by the old GM plant.
Shuttle buses (provided by Tarrytown School District) will be available to take people from Beekman Avenue to Central Avenue, than walk one block to Main Street.
The village is excited to be participating with the other Rivertowns villages in this event, and we hope that many of you will be able to make the trip north on Sunday to Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow to watch the parade and cheer the Dobbs Ferry contingent on. We will march with a village banner, accompanied by apparatus and crew from the DFFD, officers of the DFPD, village officials, staff, and American Legion Post 1048. Girl Scout or Boy Scout Troops that wish to march should contact Liz Dreaper, Deputy Administrator/Clerk at 231-8504; so we have a note and record of all the groups who will be joining. It promises to be a fun day for all.
Well, that's it for now. As usual, we do want to hear from you if you have any issues or concerns or ideas or if you want to get involved. Our e-mail addresses are on the village website. We will get back to you.
Hartley Connett
Mayor, Village of Dobbs Ferry
March, 2013


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"We started off, probably had some of the best moisture we've had at planting time, and got everything up. Everything got off to a good start. And then it got dry, and drier, and drier."
Joe Wilder farms in Burleson County and said they'd planned on irrigating everything they could.
"We got to the point where we had to quit something, so we quit our milo and went to our beans with the intention of coming back and doing our milo, and we never got back. It's just one of those years when everything hit us at once. Once we got behind, we never could catch up."
Wilder says given this year's weather, crops are in pretty good shape.
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My 4 yr old DS is starting preschool and he is allergic to milk, wheat, eggs, soy, corn, nuts, seafood and bananas. I need to pack a snack for him and need ideas for snacks that does not need refrigeration. I usually give him rice bars or fruits but any suggestions would be useful. Thanks
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My DS has the same allergy list and then some. I pack rice cakes, dried veggie chips from Costco, bars or cookies from Enjoy Life, cookies from Cherrybrook Kitchen, plantain chips from Trader Joe's, and I always keep a bag of Trader Joe's Organic suckers on hand in case of a surprise treat at day care-- at least that way he feels like he's getting something special.
Costco has freeze dried fruit that is really good. Snyder's of Hanover Veggie Crisps- they are made in a facility that has peanuts so I don't know how sensitive your DS is, but they use potato flour. My 4 year old loves these snack because they are crunchy.
Fruitabu/Stretch Island fruit leathers, Annie's gummy bunnies, Glutino pretzels, Ian's GF cookie buttons to add to the other suggestions!
My four year old avoids corn & soy, but not the others. These are some of his snacks that might work:
-rice cakes with sunflower seed butter
-Utz potato chips--plain & ruffled
-we second the Fruitabu/Strech Island fruit leathers
-homemade, safe trail mix--Erewron gluten free crispy rice, NuWorld Amaranth Snaps, raisins or other dried fruit, enjoy life chocolate chips, etc.
-Gorge Delights fruit bars (http://www.gorgedelights.com/index.cfm?category=14)
-St. Claire's tarts (http://www.stclaires.com/)
-applesauce (Trader Joe's brand; Mott's organic in large jar)
-veggies with homemade hummus or white bean dip
Do you bake much? I have various mini muffins, cookies, crackers, etc. in the freezer that we use as snacks. My recipes aren't gluten free though.
P.s. I think some of the other recommendations have corn in them--so double check ingredients
These cookies are simple and quick to make. They accompany us on all road trips! We are not allergic to dairy, but rice milk (or whatever milk sub you are using) should incorporate fine into the recipe.
DS 8 - Allergic to wheat, barley, rye, egg, garlic, mustard, spinach, several legumes, pn, tn.
I usually just send fruits or veggies. I bought an inexpensive small ice pack and it keeps things cool. Also I always send a ziplock bag with two wipes, to ensure that he wipes his hands before and after he eats. I also cut open any bar or bag that might be hard for him to open, and put it into a ziplock.. so he doesn't have to ask for help. The lunch/snack moniitors are too busy to wash their hands before helping him.
My kid has a small plastic container at school with a couple lollypops, a special granola bar, and a juice box. So for surprize treats he gets something he likes.


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| Bahati chapter 1 . 3/13
I don't get why you keep saying she's the father when she's a woman clearly. why did she stay? wtf? Why am I crying?
| breakthehabit chapter 1 . 8/31/2015
Oh my god. I can't breathe.
| Nejie 8059 chapter 1 . 12/15/2014
Wow, totally wow. It was amazingly depressing. Heart wrenching. Each phase where you've shown the progress of the pregnancy, i'd admire how you play with the self dialogues of one of the characters. How she reacted positively but deep inside she was breaking. And the sentence: " I've given up now." was the most emotional part of me of this short story. The turning point.
This is such an excellent work. Good job.
| TheGirlNextFloor chapter 1 . 11/23/2014
This is so fucking sad omg
| iNdie OT chapter 1 . 8/28/2014
My God, I've been through trauma like I've never experienced before... I loved it from the beginning to the end. I was so scared that the narrator would be killed by the car, and that the two wives would never have their relationship back. It seems they're on the right track. It gives me hope. The writing was excellent. The plot, fantastic. The pace, the characters- all brilliant. This is absolutely one of my top favorites.
| lifesjustbegun chapter 1 . 7/27/2013
I wasn't expecting the ending I feared that you were going to wrap it up in a predictable manner so it was pleasent to read that she had to undergo teams to come to peace with her life. I thought that the wife shouldn't have been so happy about everything because realistically that's a lot of tension to carry a baby through and the narrator obviously wasn't celebrating with her. I would have liked to have seen more of the conflict between the two of them instead of the narrator just keeping her thoughts in for 6 months which seems incrediably difficult no matter how hurt you are. Good job though I thought the story did capture the pain of betrayel rather well and I appreicaited the ending.
| StarvingLunatic chapter 1 . 6/10/2013
Okay, wow, that was ... depressing. Super depressing. Extremely well-written, but still just ouch. Well done on the whole angst thing. I feel so bad for the narrator, so bad. But, wow, good writing. You almost got some tears out of me.
| Sapphy-Sweets chapter 1 . 5/16/2013
I love how the narrator talks with the ceiling. To me, the ceiling represents what she used to be before her wife was pregnant, but that probably is far from what you were thinking. It's slightly humorous, too.
The ending was sad and somewhat depressing. Nothing went right for the character in the end.
No grammar errors. Great heart-wrenching stuff. Had me on edge.
Thanks for posting, Pulsie
| chie2x chapter 1 . 5/5/2013
Wow, what a sad story. I loved it. I loved the way it flowed nicely i can sense the emotions vividly. The ending was not expected but somehow I never saw this scenario getting any better, but just wanted to say thank you for writing this. Good job.
| NES85 chapter 1 . 12/18/2012
Wow, that was profoundly depressing - but well done. A good exploration of a terrible situation. The accident at the end may have piled things on a little too much for me, but geez, good job.
| Nia Love chapter 1 . 9/30/2012
Wow, that was emotional. What she did was wrong, and on top if that she expects her wife to be okay with it! Good story, it was well written!
| Nuitdemeztli chapter 1 . 9/8/2012
How sad. HOw can the other woman expects that shes happy about having a son like that? makes me angry.


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Arctic Monkeys new album (update)
What is is with these album titles. My Bloody Valentine - MBV and now Arctic Monkeys - AM.
"R u mine?" is a great song. Don't like the first one. Hopefully the rest of the album will be interesting.
These song titles; yikes.
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Excited like always for a new Arctic Monkeys album. I never though R U Mine? would be on it. Thought it was just a single
9gag is celebrating this
"06 No. 1 Party Anthem"
oh lord. These song titles; yikes. [3]
R U Mine? was really good though and Do I Wanna Know? was decent too
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Welp I'm excited :D
I've yet to listen to the new singles however
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these song titles; yikes [4]
Still excited for the album, though. Both singles kick ass. Hopefully the other songs, despite the cringe-worthy titles, are as good
"No. 1 Party Anthem: An Arctic Monkeys Tribute To LMFAO" was the original title.
Knee Socks? Whatever, I'm pretty excited for this one.
these titles sound like they're targeting teenagers and their drunk house parties
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Looking forward to this. I'm not convinced by Do I Wanna Know, but R U Mine is one of the best songs they've ever written.
remember when this band was relevant
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I'm excited for this. I still say Humbug is my favourite so the fact they went to the desert and that Josh Homme was somewhat involved is good news to me.
I just hope Alex Turner is able to channel some of the poetic lyricism of the first 3 albums, and that this whole album wont be just generic rock lyrics like they've been doing lately. Which were good, don't get me wrong, but Alex Turner can be more creative than that.
"remember when this band was relevant"
They still are...
fuckin sweet
I like the song titles...
I miss old Arctic Monkeys, I even loved Humbug but they're starting to lose me, they seem to have hit that "we're already famous so we can do whatever we want" point in their career
Fuck yes
@SgtPepper - I thought Turner's lyrics were still pretty clever on Suck It and See. Some clunkers like "Brick by Brick" and "Don't Sit Down..." but others were fantastic.
Although the new singles sound great, the lyrics in either song aren't anything to get excited for
Yeah I thought the lyrics and Turner's voice on Suck It & See were the best they've ever been.
Man I hope this is good
I just hope Alex Turner is able to channel some of the poetic lyricism of the first 3 albums,
Though i personally think, like bandido pointed out, suck it and see had a few seriously stupid lyrics, alex mostly sung a lot of clever ones like "called the voice of reason, and got the answering machine".
When i said that comment, about generic rock lyrics, i was mainly talking about songs like "r u mine", and most of the b-sides they've released. "Do i wanna know" has more thought into its lyrics though, as its got some good lines, so im not too worried. I just hope alex is putting as much effort on his lyrics as he is perfecting that ridiculous quiff hairstyle.
R u mine is seriously rad, hoping they follow that line plz
The hairstyle is incredible.
The lyrics on Suck It And See were mostly excellent but occasionally very simple. I guess that's forgivable.
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The Anderson reunion will be held Sunday, Aug. 5 at Antioch Mills Christian Church with a potluck meal at 1 p.m. Drink and table service provided.
The annual Earlywine reunion of the descendants of the late Lewis Frank and Sarah Wagoner Earlywine and their children, Richard Earlywine, Dora Earlywine Reeves, Jessie Earlywine, Harley Earlywine, Jimmie Earlywine, Ethel Earlywine Whirles, Roy D. Earlywine and Mandy Earlywine Mynear will be held Sunday, Aug. 12 at Blue Licks State Park in the lower shelter.
Not only will the July 27 "An Evening with the Arts" feature over 30 artists displaying their work in local businesses, 10 authors set up in outdoor booths, a courtroom drama by the harriCYN Community Theatre, the Post-it Note Fashion Show, and the 1st Annual Poetry Slam, it will be the biggest night of music of the year. With two bands, two outdoor stages, various musicians and singers, "An Evening with the Arts" will be sure to delight music lovers of all ages.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cooper of Sadieville, Ky., announce the upcoming marriage of their daughter, Cassandra Lee, to Dustin Sellers, son of Ricky Sellers and Kelly Wachter of Cynthiana.
Cooper is a graduate of Spencerian College. She is employed as a medical massage therapist.
Sellers is a graduate of BCTC. He is employed as a diesel mechanic.
The wedding will take place at St. Edward Catholic Church on July 28, 2012. Invitations have been sent.
The Harrison County Diabetes Coalition is constantly trying to educate the general public as well as persons with diabetes about the disease. Although diabetes cannot be prevented the beginning can be delayed by good health habits. Complications that occur when blood sugar is not under good control can also be prevented.
If you or someone you care about is in denial or falsely believe that what they eat does not matter or that no matter what they eat is ok as long as they take their medication, please read these facts about diabetes.
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Totally random shot. I made a sandwich for my wife since she gets up early in the morning to go work and doesn't have much time for breakfast, that along with nausea caused by pregnancy is a breakfast killer. I hope she likes it.
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(1442-83). The first of the Yorkist kings of England was Edward IV. A popular and able ruler, he reigned from 1461 until October 1470 and again from April 1471 until his death in 1483. He was a leading participant in the struggle between England's two great families, York and Lancaster, that is known as the Wars of the Roses.


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Stopping the cross-site authentication attack
A new form of phishing attack deposits an HTML tag on the vulnerable service to trap users into authenticating.
Phishing messages should be a familiar sight to most readers. They appear to come from your bank or eBay and ask you to enter your credentials on a spoofed login page. A phishing attack uses trickery to spy on user credentials. Another method, known as cross-site scripting (XSS, as CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets), places active code on a vulnerable page. The unsuspecting user's web browser runs the code and sends the user's login data to the attacker.
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Definition of vesicate in English:
verbchiefly Medicine
Blister or cause to blister.
Example sentences
- The plant reddens and vesicates healthy skin and has been used as a counter-irritant.
- The patient should remain perfectly quiet during the time it is on, lest any motion should bring the blister against the scrotum, and vesicate it.
- Both the root in substance, and the juice, have a disagreeable smell, and a nauseous, bitter biting taste: applied for some time to the skin, they inflame or even vesicate the part.
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- The application is to be renewed night and morning, until vesication is produced.
- With the uniquely designed detector and six vesication-removing methods, the system can adjust the number of vesications to be removed according to the actual conditions of each patient.
- Rapid vesication and angry-looking skin are characteristics.
vesicatoryadjective& noun
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- Should her condition continue, by the end of the week, her appearance would be so bad, it would be impossible to dream of doing this; especially if Dr. Corniere prescribes vesicatories.
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