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NORMAL, Ill. — Eleven agricultural organizations received
donations from 1st Farm Credit Services to assist the groups with their efforts
focused on leadership development and education in Illinois.
"I thank you for your commitment to the future of Illinois
agriculture," said Steve Cowser, 1st Farm Credit Services board of directors
The groups received a total of $102,000 from the 1st Farm
Credit Services Donor Advised Fund through the IAA Foundation.
"We believe working with groups such as yours is good for
Illinois agriculture and our stockholders," Cowser said. "We believe that this
is a demonstration of our long-range commitment to helping your organizations in
times when funding is sometimes hard to come by."
Cowser noted that the work completed by the groups has far
exceeded the expectations of 1st Farm Credit Services.
"We continue to see the impact of these donations year after
year, and last year I was so impressed on how many lives you have touched," he
"In the agricultural community, we're fortunate to have a
strong and supportive network and organizations like 1st Farm Credit Services
that understand the need to help you continue your mission," added Susan Moore,
director of the IAA Foundation, the charitable arm of Illinois Farm Bureau.
"We are pleased to serve as the philanthropic partner for
1st Farm Credit to help them achieve their charitable goals through the Donor
Advised Fund."
Last year, the donations to the groups impacted 580,000
youth, farmers, farm families, teachers, volunteers and ag leaders, Moore said.
"Your wide scope success and resourceful use of the funding
inspired the 1st Farm Credit board of directors to add another quarter of a
million dollars to the fund," she noted.
This is the first year a donation was presented to the Women
Changing the Face of Agriculture program, which is organized by the Illinois
"We have touched 1,250 girls through our career discovery
event," Diana Ropp said. "Each year, we try to add a different dimension to our
Kristen Faucon, now a student at Illinois State University,
attended WCFA while she was in high school.
"It was wonderful," Faucon said. "I met some awesome women
in agriculture, and I saw opportunities for me."
Groups that have received money through the donation program
discussed various activities they completed with funds from last year. Western
Illinois University used some of the money to help students participate on a
trip to Australia.
"Another activity included sending a number of our students
to the National FFA Convention," said William Bailey, chairperson of the WIU
Department of Agriculture. "We also used some of the money to support the
livestock judging team, which did extremely well at several contests."
The Illinois Agricultural Leadership Foundation strives to
create knowledgeable and effective leaders.
"I look around this room and I see everything that's right
with agriculture," said Don Norton, IALF president and CEO.
Over the past 32 years, 424 people have graduated from the
two-year program, Norton said.
"The impact is not so much in numbers, but in
accomplishment," he said. "One-quarter of the IFB board are graduates, so I
don't have to look far to see the impact IALF has on agriculture."
The AgrAbility Unlimited program assists farmers with
disabilities from injuries or health-related problems.
"We work with farmers to help them figure out where to get
funding and to make modifications they need to continue to farm," explained Bob
Aherin, AgrAbility Unlimited program director. "For example, we helped a
Christian County farmer with lifts for his tractors and combines so he could get
access to his equipment."
An Urban Ag Grant program was developed by the Cook County
Farm Bureau Foundation.
"We had two schools participate, and first the students were
invited to attend a business plan meeting where we walked through the steps for
students to develop a business plan," said Diane Merrion of the Cook County Farm
Bureau. "We accepted applications, and 30 students at Chicago High School for
Agricultural Sciences received $100 grants to start an ag business."
Students at the Chicago Vocational School also received
grants to start businesses.
"Many of these students are special needs students, and it
is amazing to see the level of businesses these students have started," said
Luke Allen of Facilitating Coordination in Agricultural Education.
Annie's Project was developed by Ruth Hambleton to teach
women to become better business partners.
"Annie's Project is now in its tenth year," Hambleton said.
"It is in 33 states, and we just went over 10,000 participants."
The Illinois Agriculture in the Classroom program developed
a My Illinois Plate poster.
"We introduced students across the state to Illinois farmers
and how they're involved in my plate nutrition decisions," said Kevin Daugherty,
education director for Illinois Agriculture in the Classroom. "We have over
3,000 of these in school cafeterias across the state, and we also found a
secondary market in hospitals, corporations and nursing homes."
"The two initiatives your funding helped support were the
Project Partner program and SPIN Clubs," added Angie Barnard, executive director
of the Illinois 4-H Foundation. "The Project Partner program helps us teach
youth about science, engineering and technology across all projects. We are
trying to change the way youth think about their projects."
SPIN Clubs are special-interest clubs that include at least
five members, and the group meets at least six times about a specific topic.
"We developed this at time when 4-H membership was declining
to look at opportunities to keep youth engaged in 4-H," Barnard explained. "Some
of the most popular SPIN Clubs are shooting sports, sewing, robots, karate,
skate boarding, horses, dogs and dairy cattle."
Additional groups receiving funds included Illinois State
University, University of Illinois and the Illinois Foundation FFA.


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PARMA, Ohio – Barely a month ago, Auditor Dennis Kish warned City Council that next year will be difficult financially.
That specter raised its head once again at Monday night's City Council and Finance Committee meetings.
Again, Kish was blunt, telling council, "We're hurting."
Previously, he said the city's revenue in several general fund categories dropped by nearly half.
Treasurer Tom Mastroianni gave council some additional bad news on Monday, alerting them that income tax revenue is also down.
"We were up some this year, but the last two months we were hit hard," he said.
Finance Committee, chaired by Ward 8 Councilman Scott Tuma, is continuing to discuss a pair of resolutions requested by Mayor Tim DeGeeter seeking some redress from the state.
One proposal is asking Gov. John Kasich and the Ohio legislature to allocate 10 percent of the state's "Rainy Day Fund" to a new "Snowy Day Fund" from which communities could apply for assistance in funding infrastructure repairs to roads, curbs, bridges and sewers.
If the proposal is adopted, the Snowy Day Fund would begin with about $15 million.
Locally, the need is real, Kish said. He told council that real state tax collections are not rebounding as officials had hoped. That, combined with the state's elimination of the inheritance tax and severe cuts in local government funds, is a recipe for trouble, he said.
Officials repeatedly have decried the $150 million surplus in the state's "Rainy Day Fund, insisting the cutbacks to communities how the state has improved its own financial situation, while leaving communities in dire straits.
The second resolution asks the state to reimburse funds to Parma.
Both resolutions had a second reading on Monday and were referred back to Finance Committee for further discussion.
"I commend you (council) for taking a stand with these two resolutions. Not that it will do anything, but you are taking a stand," Mastroianni said.
He said the state also is asking cities to separate income tax revenue from residents and non-residents.
"There is no way for us to do this now, so we have to come up with a plan," he said. Mastroianni said he is not sure why the state wants the funds separated.
Ward 2 Councilwoman Debbie Lime said she understands the city's delicate financial condition, "But the residents don't want to keep hearing that it's because of state budget cuts – even though it is. They just want to know how you're going to fix the potholes," she said.
"We're all looking at the same budget numbers. It's a matter of simple math," said Service Director Brian Higgins. "We just don't have the money." He said there is no other way to beef up funds for infrastructure improvements without turning to the taxpayers" or getting some additional funds from the state.
He said an increased safety levy, an additional levy or charging for trash collection are some other ways to generate additional funds, but that means going to residents.
"That's why the first step is going to the state," Tuma said."They (the state) keep cutting (local funds) so the state budget looks good."
"The state has screwed cities," DeGeeter said. "Its surplus came from the backs of our citizens. Well, it's raining here and we need to let the residents know what the state has taken away."
DeGeeter said a year ago city officials were discussing how much money would be saved by switching to automated trash collection.
"We were looking at $800,000, but it is more like $1 million. People wanted to know what we were going to do with that extra money," DeGeeter said, pointing out it's needed to keep city operations on track.
"This is an important, good discussion that we need to have," Lime said.


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Recently over 1,000 parents with kids ages 5-17 participated in a Disney Time Survey and what was revealed is a whole lot of families are in need of some major family bonding time.
The average American family doesn't think they spend enough time together (guilty). We don't know about you, but between school, work, sports, and extracurricular activities it's no surprise that we are all feeling disconnected and burnt out. The best way to reconnect with your loved ones is to get away. No distractions and no excuses: just you and your kids spending quality time, enjoying each other's company. Can't we all use some family bonding time? It doesn't have to be far away, exotic or super expensive as long as you are together. It won't be long before spring break is upon us, and summer is just around the corner. Now is the perfect time for you to make plans, pack your bags, board planes, trains, automobiles, and head out to your destination of choice. It's time to start "dating" your own family, rediscover and learn new things about each other.
There's nothing more important to us then family. As sisters we have so many wonderful memories of family vacations we took with our parents while growing up, many of them were yep, you guessed it — Disney family vacations. Last year while attending the Disney Social Media Moms Conference, we heard the chilling statement that continues to pull at our mama heart strings every time we think of it. Amy Foster from Disney Parks Consumer Insights shared "You only have 18 summers with your children." Every parent in the room took a collective sigh sob and depending how old your kids are, some of us have a lot less time than that. That one little sentence reminded us all that our kids are growing up in the blink of an eye. Before we know it they will go off to college, become adults, and have families of their own. Right now is the time to enjoy your family and stop putting off that vacation that you've been dreaming about. We've taken this advice as our parental wake up call. We are making a conscious effort to honor the precious, yet limited time we have with one another. Check out some of the alarming stats about quality time and how the average American family doesn't get enough of it in their daily lives.
Disclosure: Most photos used in this post were taken during our DisneySMMoms Trip to Walt Disney World last year, which for the record was one of the BEST family vacations we've ever had. We were invited and offered special rates to attend this magical conference that included parties, sessions and swag. It also included memories that will last a lifetime. Thanks Disney!
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All Statistics: Provided by Disney Parks, according to the Disney Time Survey: a blind study conducted by Kelton a leading research firm
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text: Colombo: South Africa were eliminated from the ICC World Twenty20 earlier on Tuesday and made sure they took another pre-tournament favorite with them, crossing the 121-run mark that ensured India joined them in departing Sri Lanka earlier than anticipated. India began and ended their defense of 152 with a flurry of wickets, the second burst securing a one-run win in the final match of the Super Eights at the Premadasa, but it was not enough to take them into the semi-finals. Pakistanâs 32-run win over Australia at the same venue had left India knowing exactly what they needed to do to reach the semi-finals, but a sluggish batting effort made life all the more difficult. After posting 152 Indiaâs only hope was to keep South Africa to 121, but it was not to be as Faf du Plessis counter-attacked with a match-winning half-century after a shaky start to the run-chase. South Africa famously chocked once again, but it was too late for India who for the third time in a row were knocked out before the tournament semi-finals despite a 5-1 record this time around â the crushing loss to Australia proving immense in the final picture. They were given a boost when South Africa slumped to 46 for 3. Zaheer Khan provided a terrific start by getting Hashim Amla to drive a catch to Virender Sehwag at slip without a run on the board. Jacques Kallis â promoted to opener with Richard Levi dropped after a lean run â also went cheaply, turning a ball from Irfan Pathan to Rohit Sharma at midwicket for 6. The jitters had set in. Next to go was AB de Villiers, chopping the first delivery from Yuvraj Singh onto his stumps for 13. Leviâs replacement, du Plessis, provided the desired drive with a counter-attacking innings. He began by hitting Zaheer and Irfan out of the attack and when the spinners came on he worked the ball around to keep the asking rate in control. MS Dhoni oddly gave the ball to Rohit Sharma ahead of R Ashwin and that 13-run over allowed South Africa to regain lost ground. Du Plessis sped to a half-century off 29 balls and looked set to continue until the end, but trying one shot to many was held at long-off to give Yuvraj his second wicket. By that time South Africa were 27 runs shy of knocking India out and even the wicket of JP Duminy (16) with the score at 107 was not enough to stop them from achieving their target. India should have had another but Ashwin criminally overstepped, and with that blunder India consigned themselves to another Super Eights exit. Even a cluster of wickets as South Africaâs lower order imploded to hand over a hollow victory was not enough to significantly lift Indian spirits. Defending 14, L Balaji conceded two sixes to each of the Morkels but also dismissed the brothers, crucially bowling Morne off the final ball to secure a one-run win. This was a defeat that played out in the first innings when, having been put in to bat, India quickly slumped to 36 for 3 from the Powerplay overs. Gautam Gambhirâs poor run continued when he was bowled by Morne Morkel for 8, Virat Kohli (2) was trangled down the leg side by a bouncer from Kallis, and Sehwag (17) was bowled by Peterson trying to hit a second successive six. That wicket in the sixth over prompted de Villiers to bring on his second spinner in Johan Botha, but that move also brought out the attacker in Yuvraj, who struck a flowing six over extra cover. An even bigger shot off Peterson followed, and then Botha was pulled wide of mid-on for four. Immediately de Villiers called Morkel back into the attack, and the tall fast bowler struck with a lovely slower delivery that castled Yuvraj for a brisk 21. Morkel nearly had another in his second spell when Botha put in a terrific effort running back from mid-on when Rohit miscued a slog, and in the same over the bowler put down a hard caught and bowled catch off the same batsman. From 68 for 4 in ten overs, India managed 84 in the next ten. Rohit went next, lbw for a sluggish 25 off the last ball of Petersonâs quota to end a 44-run stand with Suresh Raina (112 for 5). Raina hit 45 off 34 balls and Dhoni injected a busy 22 off 12 as India scored 23 of the final two overs, but in the end it proved an insufficient total. Brief score: India 152 for 5 in 20 overs (Suresh Raina 45, Rohit Sharma 25; Robin Peterson 2/25, Morne Morkel 2/28) beat South Africa 151 in 19.5 overs (Faf du Plessis 65; Zaheer Khan 3/22, L Balaji 3/37, Yuvraj Singh 2/23) by one run


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The range is solidly built and looks fantastic, however care must be taken with the knobs. They are easily turned on, not so far as to ignite but far enough to release gas,...Read complete review
The range is solidly built and looks fantastic, however care must be taken with the knobs. They are easily turned on, not so far as to ignite but far enough to release gas, when reaching for something on a back burner, operating the oven controls or merely rubbing against them when walking by. My previous range was 30 years old so I am still adjusting to electronic ignition vs. standing pilot lights and the various burners sizes and the need to match pot/pan size to burner size. Most modern ranges have this sort of configuration, however I am not yet convinced it is better. The burners tend to heat from the outside, as opposed to my old range which heated from the middle. It took me 40 minutes to cook 1 lb of pasta in a pot I normally used on the power burner, but then realized I needed a bigger pot for that burner. I used a huge stock pot instead and it was on a par with my old range - 20 minutes from turning the water on to draining the pasta. This is a clear indication that the heat is concentrated on the edges of the cookware instead of the center. The oven has worked extremely well, seems to be temperature-accurate and bakes evenly. A 9-inch double layer cake baked in exactly 35 minutes to perfection. I have not yet evaluated the convection option. Broiling must be done on the upper most rack position. Some broiling instructions in the guide indicate using the top or second from the top, however a steak cooked on the second from the top merely baked and did not broil until I moved it to the top position. The grates are extremely heavy and have a fantastic commercial look and is one of the primary reasons I chose this range over a similar competitor's model. I particularly like that the included griddle/grill (of extremely high quality seasoned cast iron) interchanges with the center grate to create a seamless look. Again, the setting recommendations in the guide had to be altered. At high, 1-1/2 lbs of boneless chicken breasts, pounded to an even 1" thickness, cooked perfectly in 16 minutes. The stove remains cool during cooking, so much so that I had to question whether or not the oven was actually hot enough when baking and broiling. The range does emit a lot of fumes during self-cleaning mode and requires significant ventialltion beyond the range hood. All in all, this appears to be a very solid and well-built range.
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Purchased this stove with outher GE profile products when did a kitchen remodel. after around one year noticed rust under the burners and the grates were turning a gray color,and stained like a BBQ grill, the control knobs started to flake the paint off. The knobs are not SS thay are painted a silver color and plastic, this is a very expensive stove and I would think GE would put SS knobs on there stoves.
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By SDbeh
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I love this oven.. The only thing I dont care about it is the piece on the back that doesnt allow you to put a larger pot back there centered on the flame
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By Quin85
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I bought this new came with dented handle the store I bought it from blames GE for the damage no one takes responsibility for it and now I'm stuck with a new used stove.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Converted to Gas after 30 years and my husband (the cook) loves it! Much easier to clean then the old gas stoves - the oven is large and can't wait to cook this Thanksgiving turkey!
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Nice looking stove, has great features, such as the middle griddle, gets used a lot, value was good.
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Love the slate finish. And the convection and steam clean are awesome features.
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The only way to turn on the oven light is to open the oven door. This is not only inconvenient, but so energy inefficient. This is not something that would be obvious to a buyer, as models are not plugged during the purchase. The lack of protectors on the actual stove top grids - versus attached to the range itself - is another major inconvenience. These grids are neither lightweight nor smooth. When cleaning the range top it is necessary to protect the kitchen countertop before placing the clean grids on it to clean the stove top. Two items we would look for on any future purchase.
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Have no problems, cooks well, cleans well and seems to be accurate heat
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Love all the features! The slate finish is gorgeous! The only downfall, is that the griddle pan for the 5th burner, was not included.
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Global Warming Math Does Not Add Up
It's actually a relief to be writing about something else besides the election. Like the ongoing destruction of Western Civilization at the hands of hardcore socialists in the name of environmentalism.
Watermelons, people. Green on the outside, red on the inside.
Bill McKibben is a journalist and writer who essentially makes his living off of environmental activism. He is a darling of the enviro-left who has made a name for himself as a
global warming alarmist climate change activist and has most recently become the head crusader against the Keystone XL pipeline.
Why should you care? Because his latest project is called "Do the Math" which is a nationwide tour of liberal cities and college towns where he pushes the "certainty" of climate change based on a handful of factoids which vastly oversimplify the issue. The upshot of all this is that if we don't do something NOW! NOW! NOW! the world will burn, and, of course, evil capitalist Americans will be to blame.
The problem is that McKibben isn't telling the story. What McKibben doesn't talk about for a general audience these days, since he started focusing more on activism for wide audiences, are the specific ways that this "math" will affect the ordinary Americans who show up to his rallies.
What does this mean, specifically, for McKibben's audience? Back in 1998, he once illustrated what happens when we try to slash fossil fuels before an efficient alternative is ready:
Say, just for argument's sake, that we decided to cut world fossil-fuel use by 60 percent—the amount that the UN panel says would stabilize world climate. And then say that we shared the remaining fossil fuel equally. Each human being would get to produce 1.69 metric tons of carbon dioxide annually—which would allow you to drive an average American car nine miles a day. By the time the population increased to 8.5 billion, in about 2025, you'd be down to six miles a day. If you carpooled, you'd have about three pounds of CO2 left in your daily ration—enough to run a highly efficient refrigerator. Forget your computer, your TV, your stereo, your stove, your dishwasher, your water heater, your microwave, your water pump, your clock. Forget your light bulbs, compact fluorescent or not.
Unless we can replace more than three quarters of America's energy with something at least as efficient, all those other things in your life are going to get much more expensive, even unavailable. In case anyone in Pennsylvania has any illusions about what this means for them, here's McKibben again:
[I]n a humbler world, transportation might well wither, as people began to live closer not only to their work but to their food supply. Oranges all year round—oranges at any season in the northern latitudes—might prove ambitious beyond our means, just as the tropics might have to learn to do without apples.
And if you look at McKibben's older work, or when he's talking to smaller audiences, he'll tell you this poverty is part of the plan:
Since environmentalists cannot alleviate poverty by increasing the amount of goods, one would logically expect them to advocate a drastic redistribution of wealth. The environmentally sane standard of living for a population our current size would probably be somewhere between that of the average Englishman and the average Ethiopian […] But this sort of talk would erode what support environmental concerns enjoy among the privileged.
A humble path, in which the rich world meets the poor world halfway, seems to me to allow for far more justice than an ever-growing supply of air conditioners.
He wrote the two quotes above in The End of Nature in 1989, when Ethiopia's per-capita GDP was under $250, and the UK's was just over $15,000 – less than a third of current US levels. And that was the "sane" standard of living for 5 billion people; there are 7 billion of us today.
McKibben has gradually learned not to talk like that to the "privileged." He doesn't tell his larger audiences things like, "I don't think everyone can live a middle class American lifestyle all over the world, including middle class Americans." When he's writing in Rolling Stone or speaking to a packed theater, he talks about far-away things like gigatons of CO2 and Big Oil.
Which brings me to the "Do The Math" action plan: disinvestment from fossil fuel companies. Of course, that doesn't slow down foreign state-owned petroleum industries like Iran and Venezuela, but it does give them an advantage over private, publicly traded companies. But again, that's a feature, not a bug, in McKibben's eyes, because it's those domestic companies that are standing in the way of his political strategy:
"The reason that it's so great that we're occupying Wall Street is because Wall Street has been occupying the atmosphere. That's why we can never do anything about global warming. Exxon gets in the way. Goldman Sachs gets in the way. The whole fossil fuel industry gets in the way.
"The problem is 20 blocks south of here. That's where the empire lives. And we've got to figure out how to tame it and make it work for this planet or not work at all."
Keep all of this in mind as you watch a newly emboldened environmental movement, led by people like Bill McKibben, try to move public policy in a "green" direction. And the next time you start a criticism of environmentalism with the phrase, "They mean well, but…" remember that many of them do not mean well. They mean to set human development back centuries in the name of fairness with themselves, of course, the sole arbiters of what is "fair".


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By Michele Watson, Contributing WriterAugust 15, 2013
FORT RUCKER, Ala. (August 15, 2013) -- Girl Scouts are known for making many adventurous memories a girl will remember throughout her lifetime. However, the one fact the Girl Scouts take pride in is teaching leadership skills to young girls ages 5-17.
The Girl Scouts offers young women the opportunity to not only build leadership skills, but friendships in a fun, educational environment, and Fort Rucker youth have the chance to sign up for the organization Aug. 17 at a membership drive on post.
"The Girl Scouts offers so much to today's girls," said Rebecca Benson, Girl Scouts field executive for the Fort Rucker area. "My daughter participates in the programs, and she loves it. It is a great way for girls to learn in a fun way. That is why I encourage any girls between the ages of 5 to 17 to attend our recruiting event. The event is scheduled for Saturday in the Commons, Bldg. 8950."
Girls attending the recruiting event will see first-hand some of the fun-filled activities Girl Scouts participate in.
The recruiting event has been broken into three different timeframes. Girls in kindergarten through first grade will meet at 9 a.m.; second-third grade, 10 a.m.; and fourth-12 grade at 11 a.m. Individuals interested in volunteering are also encouraged to attend the recruiting event.
"The Girl Scouts are not just about camping anymore," said Karlyn Edmons, chief operating officer with the Girl Scouts. "Participants of the Girl Scouts enjoy many activities -- activities that involve anything from science to archery. Our programs keep girls interested in science, technology, engineering and math curriculums. Not to mention the confidence of getting out of their comfort zone and learning how to interact with girls from all over the state and nation."
Each year, Girl Scouts of Southern Alabama serves more than 9,000 girls and more than 3,000 volunteers through programs and events designed to accomplish its mission of building girls of courage, confidence and character who make the world a better place, according to a press release issued by the organization.
The Girl Scouts recently celebrated its 100th anniversary. During the Girl Scouts' existence, thousands of girls have participated in its programs. These programs not only taught the girls skills, but also help them make strong friendships that are still in existence following their completion of the Girl Scouts program.
For more information regarding the Girl Scouts recruiting event, call (800) 239-6636.


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The hotel offers a restaurant. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This 3-star property offers access to a business center and a meeting room. This Baden-Baden hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and laundry facilities. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
Hotel Deutscher Kaiser im Centrum is a smoke-free property.
- Total number of rooms - 25
- Number of floors - 5
- Business center
- Free breakfast
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Laundry facilities
- One meeting room
- Multilingual staff
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Year Built 1982
- Conference space size (meters) - 35
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Phone
- Minibar
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Shower only
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- Room service (limited hours)
Where to Eat
A complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast is served between 7:00 AM and 11:00 AM.
Onsite venue - This restaurant specializes in German cuisine and serves dinner only. Open select days.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 1:30 PM
Check-in time ends at 10 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of EUR 10,00 per pet, per day
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Optional extras
- Self parking fee: EUR 7 per day
- Pet fee: EUR 10,00 per pet, per day
Hotel Name
- Deutscher Kaiser im Centrum
- Deutscher Kaiser im Centrum Baden-Baden
- Hotel Deutscher Kaiser im Centrum
- Hotel Deutscher Kaiser im Centrum Baden-Baden
National Rating
Hotelstars Union assigns an official star rating for properties in Germany. This property is rated 3 stars.


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Firefighters quickly put out fire Sunday afternoon that started in the chimney of a Southeast Portland home and then spread to the attic.
No one was injured during the fire, which broke out around 3:50 p.m at 2323 S.E. 137th Ave. The fire didn't spread outside the attic and was quickly extinguished by Portland Fire & Rescue crews.
The incident led the agency to remind people that a chimney should be cleaned at least once a year.
"It take only a small accumulation of creosote glazing to create the potential for a chimney fire," a news release about the incident said. "Different types of wood create different amounts of creosote when burned. Pine causes a rapid build-up of creosote and should be avoided as a regular source of wood. Creosote can also reduce the draw of the fireplace and reduce efficiency."


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Hello UDK staff,
I originally posted my issue in the animation forum (see link below) but realize my problem is specific to the UDK May 2012 build.
I am now forced to use UDK March 2012 beta which is unfortunate since I was looking forward to the new iOS scaleform feature in the May 2012 build.
Original Post:
Here is the Full Post:
Hello Everyone,
I am having an issue and seek your advice.
Description of Problem:
UDK March 2012 - Successfully imported a skeletal model (.fbx) in the past UDK build (March 2012), put it into an Animtree and synced with UScript (It was working fine).
UDK May 2012 - After a re-import into May 2012, the same model (.fbx) (which hasn't been touched since importing into March 2012) is having rotation problems. When I attach it's Animset to the Skeletal mesh (via animset editor), the "ROLL" is off by -90 degrees (Character lays flat on his face). Weird thing is, I have the old mesh saved in a package (saved in the UDK directory from March 2012) and it works fine in May 2012.
The problem is that I have other characters importing with the same incorrect results and I'm trying to figure out why they all rotate when I attach their Animsets to them (Different characters and different AnimSets).
1. Import Skeletal Mesh (Imports with its AnimSet).
2. Open the skeletal mesh ( AnimSet Editor ).
3. At this point mesh rotation is correct (Animset is none in drop down. No Animset picked yet.).
4. Pick the correct Animset from the AnimSet tab's drop down menu ( this is the correct AnimSet).
5. At this point, the mesh "Roll" rotation is off by -90 degrees.
To correct this, I add +90 to the ROLL rotation which you'd think would be ok but it is not, whey I preview this in my AnimTree, the model lays flat on his face when its not in Phys_Walking!
Other Tests (all fail):
A. Imported an older model that was working perfectly in August 2011, November 2011 and it is having the same issue.
B. I removed all my content and re-imported the model.
C. I rebuilt my scripts.
D. ReInstalled UDK May 2012.
9:30 PM CST Update:
I just reimported the skeletal mesh and animset into March 2012. The problem has disappeared!
Please enlighten me with your thoughts, I will be most appreciative.
My theory is that this is a UDK bug!


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Red Mountain Theatre Company presents the premiere of 13 Alabama Ghosts and Jeffrey - A Haunting New Musical (October 29-31, 2010), based on the children's classic by Alabama native Kathryn Tucker Windham.
What's your favorite role you've ever played? What made it so special?
"Kris Kringle" in Miracle On 34th Street. What made it special was the whimsical nature of the character, and the play's emphasis that we should never give up on our dreams and our hopes. There is more to life than sometimes meets the eye and often (even more than often) dreams really can come true. We can't change what has been, but we can still try to change the present and the future.
What's your dream role and why?
"Captain Hook" in Peter Pan, just because it would be fun to dress up and get to snarl and play such a broad buffoon type character.
What's your favorite thing(s) to do when you're not performing?
Anything I can get to do with my wife, Agnes.
What has been the most enjoyable part of rehearsing this show? What's something that's surprised you about the show?
The amazing talent that I am allowed to be around. I am truly in awe of everyone involved. What surprises me about the show? I guess it's that I am allowed to be a part of it. I'm not at all surprised to find such breadth and depth of talent, the playwright, composer, director, musicians, managers, costumer, actors - all right here in Birmingham, all around me. All around all of us. I just wish more local folks would notice.
What's your favorite part (or song) in the show? Why?
I guess my favorite song and part in the show is "Cover Up The Hole." Why? Because it is the one I keep having the most difficulty with. It is therefore forcing me to work longer and harder to try and get it right. Hey, even at 71 I'm still trying to learn how to do this stuff. To be able to do more of it, and do it better. I'm not ready yet to quit trying to improve and become more versatile.
Why should Birmingham audiences see 13 Alabama Ghosts and Jeffrey?
Folks should come see the show to enjoy a great evening of truly creative and enjoyable musical theater. Alabamians should come see it to be fondly reminded of some aspects of their home state heritage.
13 Alabama Ghosts and Jeffrey
October 29-31, 2010
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OK. Ive browsed around a bit in this part of the forum and now I feel a little better already, however, here is the situation.
My baby is six months old and I have tried starting her on cereal this week. Well, its was SO cute, because she was really excited to try. WHen she saw the spoon in my hand, she actually took my hand and gently guided the spoon to her mouth! She gingerly tried to "eat" and even managed to swallow a bit of that first bite. But no sooner had she done so than she frowned and made unmistakable "this is yucky" expressions. Nonetheless, she kept trying, each time with the same result.
Ive been pumping and mixing the cereal with breastmilk as reccommended. Well, IM getting the sneaking suspicion that the very problem is the breastmilk. I think she is repulsed by that flavor she normally likes now being mixed with something unfamiliar. Also, I have noticed a plastic smell that the breastmilk has either from the pumping or the storage. Ive tasted the cereal concotions and there is an unmistakably odd side flavor that I cant really identify.
TO date I have tried: buckwheat, that was a no go. Rice, that was a no go.Barley- no improvment. Barley mixed with a touch of banana babyfood. Nope.
Each time she puts anything in her mouth she either gags or just makes a frowny "its yucky" mouth and everything just runs right out.
I feel bad ebcause she really wanted to try it but somehow is repulsed by either the texture, the smell, the mode of transport (spoon?).
Oh, and of course she hates bottles. So thats just great.
The whole point here was to make my life easier on occasion, but so far its been nothing but hassle for us both! Ive been breastfeeding on demand for six solid months. I know Ive done a good thing doing that. I can keep doing that, but I know she is going to need some other food and so far this is discouraging.
Maybe I should forgo mixing with breastmilk and just try straight cereal with a breastfeeding "chaser"?
Maybe I should skip the cereal and try some sweet potato?
Ive been trying to go by the pediatricians recommendations of slowly introducing one thing at a time starting with cereal.THis is going to turn into a full time job if I dont hit upon something she actually likes.


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Oct. 16, 2012
CHARLOTTE, NC – The Fayetteville State cross country team recently participated in the Queens Royals XC Challenge hosted by Queens University at McAlpine Creek Park. The men's cross country team finished 18th at the meet while the women placed 24th. The men's cross country team finished with a total of 549 points, while the women tallied 761 points. Liberty University captured the team competition on the men's side with 19 points, and was followed in the top five by Western Carolina University, Spartanburg Methodist College, Elon University and Mount Olive College. Duke University won the women's competition with 56 points. Davidson College, Florida State University, Liberty University and Western Carolina University rounded out the top five behind the Blue Devils.Ernest Hawkins (Jr., Raleigh, NC) was the top finisher for the FSU men as he placed 119th with a time of 28:35.4. Douglas Jackson (So., Atlanta, GA) followed Hawkins in 123rd place as he posted a time of 28:44.5. Ervin Brinkley (Jr., Enfield, NC) ran the course in 34:19.3 and finished in 170th place. Brandon Elmore (So., Fayetteville, NC) was the next Bronco to cross the finish line as he recorded a 173rd place finish and time of 35:55.4. Taron Sanders posted a time of 36:32.7 and recorded a 177th place finish. Anthony Mullen (So., Newport News, VA) and Quincy Peterson (So., Washington, DC) rounded out the competition for Fayetteville State. Mullen finished in 178th place with a time of 36:53.1, and Peterson ran a 38:17.5 for a 185th place finish.Amanda Anderson (So., Hope Mills, NC) was the leading runner for the Lady Broncos as she finished in 183rd place with a time of 23:52.3. Renee Guischard (Fr., Fayetteville, NC) finished next for Fayetteville State in 200th place and a time of 26:02.8. Brittany Wilkins (Fr., Greenville, NC) posted a time of 28:12.4 for a 206th place finish, and Chiquanna Anderson followed in 208th place with a time of 28:53.2. Nia Trawick was the final finisher for Fayetteville State as she ran a 34:38.4 for a 215th place finish.FSU will wrap up its season on Thursday, Oct. 18 as it travels to Cary, NC to participate in the CIAA Championships. The event will be held at WakeMed Soccer Park.


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I'm looking at changing up my excercise routine from triathlon training of swimming, biking and running to add in more strength and high intensity per Primal Blueprint and do less cardio. My goal currently is to drop body fat and get stronger.
Thing that confuses me is that crossfit and P90X are intense and close to an hour sometimes longer. P90X is scheduled to do daily. I have P90X and started doing the Lean version and am skipping the cardio days which means basically strength training an hour 3x a week and then do my own workouts at low HR other days.
I found a close crossfit gym and going to a class with week to try it out.
I know some of you do Crossfit and others P90X I guess I'm asking how you see it fitting into rules #3-5. Do you adapt P90X or Crossfit?
I found this that Mark posted below and seems to say doing hour or less of intense excercise is okay but not daily.
My PT reccomended that if I wanted to continue doing P90x (he thinks they're way too long, especially everyday,) to speed the DVD up or take your favorite exercises out performed at half the time with twice the intensity (sounds sort of like a HIIT, right?) Crossfit workouts are pretty primal AND effective, I don't see any need to make alterations besides fitting it to your own fitness level...Honestly, I think if you stuck exactly to the crossfit.com website everyday, you would get a lot stronger, faster and leaner.
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The longest crossfit WoD I've experienced was about 45 minutes, and that was definitely a standout in terms of length. Normally, a WoD takes between 15 and 20 minutes. I'd like to crossfit five or six days a week, but I don't honestly believe my body could handle that over the long term. I have experienced significant gains attending only a few days a week, and occasionally taking a week or so off, according to my life schedule/pace. Even crossfit.com recommends a three on, one off schedule, and I many of the folks at crossfit oahu where I attend put in three or fewer each week. Crossfit classes are usually an hour because of warm-up, coaching time and recovery in addition to the WoD.
I attended a Crossfit affiliate for about 3 months over the summer. If you go, do yourself a favor and make sure they are safe. ANYONE can open a crossfit gym...you just have to be level 1 certified which is just intense training for 2 days. Crossfit can be too much about putting up big numbers and not enough about safety...that's one of the main reasons I left. The workouts are short but intense. I think my body was crying for a break too.
I just started P90X on Sunday...can you give me a little time on that one? haha But seriously, I'm going to still keep my spinning class once a week and hike on the weekends. I really like to keep things mixed up. Try either one...it's all about what works for you.
Jess: I thought about doing each excercise once not doing three then doing them again which would make it take half the time.
Mac: That is a good point.. that a hour class isn't all out for the hour. I'm going to a class Wed to check it out. I know I could do it on my own. When I started with yoga I took classes for a couple months then now do it on my own with what works for me. My friends that do crossfit on their own probably do 20-25' workout at a time so that lines up better.
bikerpike- I did one round of P90X- did all 6 days a week for the 90 days just to see if I could. And I did. But I burned out on it. Next time I do it, I will do the weight lifting days and then my own brand of cardio on the other days. It's too much to sustain for the long-term. Right now I'm just enjoying doing whatever comes into my head each day.
Bikerpike, are you upping the intensity? I find some of the weight lifting videos to be a waste of time personally (bicep curls..boring..) Have you tried the plyometric one? That was always one of my favorites, sometimes I'll feel daring and do the whole 60 minutes.
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Pike, I take one class a week and have started my own littel arsenal to do WODs at home. My trainer has started my out real slow with next to no weight yet. I Just got my 12lb bar. Although I could probably lift heavier, the idea for me, being a newbie, is to just get the form done correctly so when I really start adding weight, the form is already second nature. i made parrelettes, I bought my weighted bar and have a jump rope. My trainer gives me three WODs to complete before I come back the next week and of course I am running the other days and Lately resting more! So far the WODs he has given me are no longer than 20 minutes after my warmup and some WODs include running sprints.
Hope you have a good experience in your class...I will be looking forward to your update!
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DCKMB: That is what I was thinking of doing the strength stuff but instead of doing each move 2x just once and skip the cardio and do other excercise that I enjoy more on those days.
Jess:I am still just getting started and trying to figure out how to fit it in to doing Primal and other training I want to do.
Baglady: I tend to get pretty bad DOMS after doing new strength training especially lunges and squats. In the past I have eased into things by doing it w/o weight first few times then adding weight once I have the form down and a bit used to the excercise. Sounds like your trainer has similar ideas. Are you going to a crossfit gym or some place else?


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FOLEY, Alabama -- Nestled in a quiet, wooded area on the city's southeastern edge lies the 25-acre Wolf Creek Park, the newest addition to Foley's park system.
Work has been ongoing for more than a year at the site that was donated to the city by the Baldwin County Commission in 2012 with the stipulation that $190,000 be invested into the property to match the amount the county paid for it, which was paired with roughly $400,000 in grant funding.
On the park's five acres closest to Wolf Creek, the city has added a canoe/kayak launch in a small cove off the river that's home to a bird rookery, constructed a small fishing pier at the river's edge and added a gravel parking lot.
According to Foley's Environmental Manager Leslie Gahagan, ongoing work includes the rehabilitation of an small wooden house into a comfort station and picnic area, and the renovation of an old pole barn near the new fishing pier. The barn will become a pavilion with work slated to complete by the end of December.
"We haven't put the signage up yet, but it's a beautiful site," Gahagan said. "At this time of year, the birds are just amazing."
On a recent afternoon about a dozen cormorants and a few heron roosted in trees in the cove across from the new kayak launch and after a short walk around the cove to the river's edge, a serene late-autumn river scene unfolded with pelicans gliding inches above the water in search of their next meal.
The park is situated south of Baldwin County 20, off Wilson Road, on Hance Lane.
The first phase of the work was covered by a $50,000 grant awarded to the city by the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, State Lands Division. The city was responsible for a $50,000 match along with in-kind services of roughly $20,000.
While the park is taking shape, Gahagan said more work will have to be done to meet the county's requirements. Plans for the additional 20 acres on the park's east side, away from the river, are still under development.
"We're looking at what we can use this property for because it has wetlands on the sides of it but the middle is up so it's kind of a difficult area, plus it's so close to all the houses," Gahagan said. "You don't want to do anything that's going to create a nuisance for this neighborhood. So what we're trying to keep an eye on is what impact can we do out there that won't impede on the neighbors' homes."
Plans for a raised boardwalk may be scuttled because Gahagan said it's expensive and there's not much to look at. A new idea that's being kicked around is possibly making it a BMX bike track.
"Oak Mountain (State Park in Pelham) has a really good area for that," Gahagan said. "I went out and look at their stuff and that might work -- just putting the dirt out there and keeping it bermed up. But I think we'd have a public meeting and if the neighbors would be for it that could be something we could look at."
In the meantime, Gahagan said she hopes to have an official ribbon-cutting for Wolf Creek Park in early spring along with a grand opening of the soon-to-be-built outdoor classroom at Foley's Graham Creek Nature Preserve on the same day. Ideally, the ribbon-cutting would be held at Wolf Creek first and then kayakers would have an opportunity to paddle south down the creek to the preserve for that ceremony and a possible cook-out.
Foley Mayor John Koniar said the city has slowly been trying to build up its eco-tourism base using the Graham Creek and Wolf Creek sites as a foundation.
"We're committed to grow both of them," Koniar said.


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CLEVELAND, Ga. - Junior Corey Gray had a game-high 18 points and senior Ryan Brock added 15 as the Loyola University New Orleans men's basketball team defeated Truett-McConnell College, 73-65, on Saturday evening at the Bears' Den.
Loyola (4-2) went up 35-32 late in the first half on a three-pointer from freshman Tommy Stangl and never looked back as they went on to pick up their second road victory of the season.
While Gray and Brock, two of the top scorers in the SSAC, combined for 33 points, Loyola got a team effort with eight players scoring at least four points. Junior Cameron Cates finished with 10 points and seven rebounds while freshmen Robert Lovaglio and Jamal Silas added eight and seven points respectively.
Early in the game, Brock gave LU an 8-3 lead on a field goal at the 17:45 mark. The Bears scored the next five points, and neither team gained control until Stangl's three broke a 32-32 tie with 4:29 left. Freshman Manuel Gandara, who had four points and seven rebounds, added a field goal to put the score at 39-34 at the break.
After the intermission, the 'Pack continued to hold a comfortable lead until Truett's Roderick Bombard put the score at 52-50 on a bucket with 9:41 left.
The 'Pack maintained the lead, going up 60-54 on a put-back from Brock with less than five minutes left.
Truett-McConnell made one last effort, bringing the score to 64-62 on a three from Dustin Jeffords with 1:39 remaining. However, Stangl answered with a bucket and following a Bear free throw, Lovaglio put the game away with a three-pointer.
Loyola shot 45 percent (29 of 65) from the field and held a 40-28 rebounding advantage. The 'Pack connected on seven three-pointers, led by Gray who was 4 of 7.
Following a tightly officiated game on Friday, the Wolfpack committed only 15 fouls on the evening.
Truett-McConnell (3-4) finished at 40 percent (23 of 58) from the floor but struggled from behind the arc, making only 5 of 27 attempts. The Bears were led by Deric Ware with 17 points, Tulio Chatchou had 12, and Bombard added 10.
Loyola returns to action on Saturday, Nov. 27, when they travel to Hammond, La. for an exhibition game against Southeastern Louisiana at 3 p.m.
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About UAB
By Avery Wilks
Quite frankly, it's very hard for me as a journalist, sports fan, and realist to give UAB any semblance of a chance against #8 South Carolina. Nonetheless, here's to giving you everything you'll need to know about our newest Conference USA opponent.
First, we'll start with the facts.
- In case you didn't know, UAB stands for "University of Alabama at Birmingham."
- Also known as "U Ain't Bama."
- The team's nickname is the "Blazers," which we can only assume is some sort of green dragon-thing.
- USC comes into the game 2-0, while UAB enjoyed a bye week last Saturday after losing their week one game to Troy 39-29.
- UAB's new head coach is Garrick McGee, Arkansas's offensive coordinator last year, while South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier seeks his 200th collegiate win.
- USC owns the overall series record with UAB 2-0, the wins coming in 2003 and 2008.
- South Carolina has won its last 6 straight games dating back to 2011, while UAB hopes to rebound from a pitiful 3-9 season that led to the firing of former coach Neil Callaway.
- UAB has only had an NCAA-sanctioned football program since 1991.
UAB Season Recap and Scouting Report
UAB was plagued by turnovers and countless miscues in its opening game loss to Troy. Though the Blazers outgained the Trojans, the team couldn't keep it together when it mattered most in new head coach Garrick McGee's debut.
Offensively, UAB performed well against Troy. Junior quarterback Jonathan Perry is the best player on the offense, passing for 317 yards and two touchdowns in the offensive scheme McGee brought over from Arkansas. Though the Blazers' committee approach in the rushing game kept each back from gaining more than 48 yards, the team did manage to compile 134 yards rushing on 44 carries. Though this offense can get down the field capably against teams like Troy, they are entirely too turnover-prone to stand a chance against a defense like South Carolina's. Only down two points in the fourth quarter against the Trojans, the Blazer offense committed two turnovers that led to Troy touchdowns within a 24-second period, all but sealing UAB's fate. Simply put, this offense is ripe for the picking. After their outstanding performance against ECU, USC's young defense backs will be like sharks out for blood this Saturday night. The outlook isn't very bright for McGee's offense.
Defensively, UAB is in much more trouble. The Blazer defense was atrocious against Troy, giving up 262 rushing yards on 45 carries, including 204 yards and 3 touchdowns on the ground to running back Shawn Southward. As if UAB wouldn't already have their hands full with Dylan Thompson and Carolina's now-existent passing game, their cupcake run defense will now be faced with containing a stable of running backs as deep as any other in the country, even if Lattimore isn't quite as explosive as he was in 2011. Look for Lattimore to break the school record for touchdowns in a career, needing only one to separate himself from George Rogers and Harold Green who hold the career mark of 33. This could very well be his wake-up game as well as a great opportunity for Spurrier to show off all of his running backs.


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Caroline County – Post Election
While I do not live in Caroline County anymore, my family still does and my dad, Reinhardt Watson was running for Board of Supervisor's in the Port Royal District. Since this is the case, I am going to do a post-election post on the county's election from last night.
My dad was in a 3-way race against 2 do nothing career politicians, Nancy Long, a "Republican" and Calvin Taylor, a Democrat. Calvin Taylor spent 16 years on the Board of Supervisor's before being defeated by Bobby Popowicz in 2008. During those 16 years on the Board Calvin Taylor brought no jobs, no new businesses, and did not improve the quality of life of the residents of the Port Royal District. Nancy Long has spent 12 years in elected positions in the Town of Port Royal, including Mayor. Port Royal still looks like the Port Royal of 1800;the Town has no businesses, no jobs, and lacks anything that would improve the quality of life for residents. The Town even lacks a park, through one has been budgeted since the 1990's. Since this is the case, I would determine that Nancy Long has done absolutely nothing for the Town of Port Royal. Hence the status quo in the county continues with the "re" election of Calvin Taylor.
The Caroline County Republican Party leadership is inept and leaderless at best and corrupt at worse. Selecting Nancy Long as a candidate was another example of the county committee selecting a person who was not really a Republican. Long, does not believe in personal-property rights, has given money to Democrat candidates, and does not in any way uphold the values and platform of the Republican Party of Virginia. The Leadership of the county party, Jeff Sili, who also does not believe in personal-property rights, supports no growth in the county, and picks fake republican's to run as candidates. Sili also has his head so far up the butt of any big time Republican in an effort to make himself look important. Sili has destroyed any organization of the Caroline County Republican Party, they have no website, no funds, Sili has been censured by RPV, and has back stabbed and bad mouthed on numerous occasions other elected Republican's. Guess what, in Sili's 4 years on the Board of Supervisor's, what has he done for the county to make it a better place to live or start a business, answer-nothing. It would figure that he would get re-elected last night.
In the Sheriff's race, current Sheriff, Tony Lippa beat challenger Charles "Sonny" Garnett. Lippa, whose biggest supporter was recently indicted for embezzlement, is being sued for civil rights violations, and openly campaigned for a challenger to incumbent Commonwealth's Attorney, Tony Spencer, due to Lippa having a personal vendetta against Spencer. Lippa has made the Caroline Sheriff's Officer his personal fiefdom , by hiring family members to positions within the department and firing or running off anybody who opposed him. Well, Lippa also won re-election.
It makes me wonder why people chose the same screwed up, do nothing, corrupt politicians over and over again and then complain about the government and what it does or does not do. Caroline County will continue to have a lower quality of life as compared to surrounding counties over the next 4 years. this is due to the decisions and choices of the voter's of Caroline. Unemployment will continue to be high and jobs unavailable due to electing politicians who do not support growth and do not make the county a business friendly county. The county will lose millions of dollars, due to Lippa's lawsuit. M0ney that could have hired people, repaired schools, and improved the quality of life for Caroline Residents. Caroline, you had choices but yet again you elected the same "good old boy" politicians. In 4 years, Caroline residents you only have yourself to blame when the county is still the same.
Than you to, Reinhardt Watson, James "Whit" Whitmer, and Charles "Sonny" Garnett for trying to improve Caroline and by having the heart to go through with a campaign, and try to make Caroline a better place with your ideas and visions.
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For those who have long suspected there is something shady about how teachers are hired by various school districts around the province, finally there is solid and reputable evidence, courtesy of auditor general John Noseworthy.
The usual suspicion is that it helps to have a relative or friend highly placed somewhere within the education system.
In his annual report, Noseworthy points out a different dilemma — jobs given to retired teachers.
At first glance, it doesn't seem to make sense that a vacant teaching position is filled by someone collecting an annual pension of $35,000 or so.
At second glance, it still doesn't make sense.
The best explanation is a personal one — perhaps the 443 retired teachers who, Noseworthy found, collected a total of $5.2 million in salary in 2009 needed the extra income of $11,000, on average.
On the other hand, an equally valid and persuasive argument can be made that plenty of young graduates of Memorial University's education faculty, as well as teachers with only a few years' experience, also needed those jobs.
Noseworthy pointed out that not enough oversight took place to ensure vacant positions were first offered to non-retired teachers, as the rules require.
Inadequate explanations
Both the Department of Education and the Newfoundland and Labrador Teachers' Association (NLTA) offered utterly inadequate excuses for this situation.
Education Minister Joan Burke stated it is often difficult to fill positions in far-flung rural regions, especially if they are in specialty areas such as sciences or music.
This is neither credible nor believable.
There are people who spend years on the substitutes' list in St. John's in the hope of landing a permanent teaching position. Every year, the faculty of education churns out another group of graduates.
Are we to believe not a single one of them was qualified, or willing, to accept a job in Obscure Tickle?
Newfoundlanders (and Labradorians) with B.Eds have flocked to Ontario and Alberta, and to Japan and South Korea. But, according to Burke, they won't go to outports a few hours' drive from St. John's.
Here's a challenge for the minister: prove it.
Instruct the various school districts to go through their files and send documentation showing they advertised a teaching position, but did not receive a single application from a qualified teacher.
It is unlikely to be a common occurrence.
Noseworthy stated in his report some vacancies drew at least 73 applicants. The next step — although it might be beyond his mandate — would be to determine how many of the 73, or more, were qualified for the position that eventually was given to a retired teacher.
If the answer is "none," perhaps the government should evaluate the quality of education being offered at MUN.
Predictable response
The NLTA's response to Noseworthy's revelations was predictable: salaries aren't high enough to encourage people to go to Hinterland Harbour.
Again, let's see some proof.
If retired teachers had to be hired because no one with a B.Ed would leave St. John's to take a job in Outback Cove that paid only 40 grand, let's see the particulars. Where and when did this happen? People have gone to Asia for jobs paying less than that.
Perhaps the NLTA can produce some candidates who were successful in obtaining a position, but turned it down upon learning the salary.
If so, they should immediately approach the nearest media outlet. The story they have to tell would be a strong argument for raising teachers' salaries.
The problem with hiring retired teachers isn't necessarily the
"double-dipping" aspect — collecting a public pension as well as a public salary.
The worse and more objectionable problem is that it blocks young, qualified teachers from getting started in their chosen profession.
Brian Jones is a desk editor at The Telegram. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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The white one.
Thread: which shoe is nicer?
red or blue?
The white one.
Remember that while it is perfectly acceptable to criticize the content of a post - criticizing the poster is not.
Mean spirited, nasty, snide, sarcastic, hateful, and rude individuals on Basenotes don't warrant or deserve my or other Basenoters' acknowledgement or respect.
Neither pair as the Ed Hardy splash ruins the sidewall. You would be better off with some low converse or vans.
Ed Hardy was in 7 or 8 years ago
OMG I just saw these new laceless chuck taylors. Anyone know where to get them in UK?
Get some Chucks, Sperry's, Lacoste or Aldo flat canvas shoes unless you want to pair those Ed Hardy shoes with an Affliction shirt.
I think you'd be a marked man in the purple shoes. Once somebody has seen them one time, they'll always think of you as the person with purple shoes. Go with white.
I'd pick white as well. you should weatherproof them with some meltonian waterproof spray to keep them clean
What do u guys think of this?
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Would loved to got my hands on these, or should I say feet on these
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^LOL that does not appeal to me one bit. I was messing around with the custom shoe maker designs in converse website but there isn't an option to make a mesh (like the black one above). I really like the mesh one, this too
The various blue ones, among all the polls/photos in this thread.
Both unwearable, I'm afraid.
which converse is better looking?
Why are they so boring?
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Sen. Barbara Boxer
Mr. President, today I ask my colleagues to join me in honoring the life and artistry of Etta James, the legendary singer and entertainer who moved and delighted music lovers for more than half a century. She died in her hometown of Riverside, CA last week at the age of 73 after a long and valiant battle with leukemia.
Born Jamesetta Hawkins in Los Angeles in 1938, she began singing in the St. Paul Baptist Church choir at age 5 and recorded her first hit record, ``The Wallflower (Roll With Me Henry),'' when she was just 15. Etta James was equally at home singing rhythm & blues classics like ``Something's Got a Hold on Me,'' soulful ballads such as ``All I Could Do Was Cry,'' and passionate love songs including the incomparable ``At Last.''
I was fortunate enough to grow up with her music, dancing to ``The Wallflower'' in high school, ``At Last'' as a newlywed, and ``Tell Mama'' as a young mother. As she continued to tour and record, later generations marveled at her talents, reveled in her exuberant performances, and admired her indomitable spirit.
Through her music, Etta James brought the joys and sorrows of life home to millions of fans all over the world. She will be deeply missed, but her music will live on in our hearts and souls.
On behalf of the people of California, I send my deepest condolences to her husband, Artis Mills; her two sons, Donto and Sametto James; and her four grandchildren.
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Try $250,600,000.00!!! From their 10K: "Our net loss for the years ended December 31, 2010, 2009 and 2008 was $15.5 million, $38.8 million
and $25.4 million, respectively. As of December 31, 2010 and 2009, our accumulated deficit was $250.6 million and $235.0 million, respectively. We may never generate sufficient net revenue to achieve or sustain profitability."
Congratulations to Tally and the team for running one of the biggest scams ever on Wall Street.
1 week after 18th dilution and a reverse split - Lars clown still thinks
managment is doing great hahahah
After 7 years of Jack "ah eh liar" Talley - where are the revenues ?
And where is the NP1 partner and the big upfront ? Talleys next great IDIS deal ?
Want me to post your past "PREDICTIONS" ? hahahahaha
Lars - how much do you get Talley lover ?
See ya next dilution when you pay Talleys salary again....
Products are worth what they bring in the market or get from partners. Ceplene: insignificant and NP-1 since years no partner, that's all. This clown mgmt. created huge losses for "general purposes", what means for their personal income. Trolls, but not stockholders, find that smart.
So, please, give us your calculation of the fair price of having these two drugs up to the level where Ceplene and NP-1 are now. Less than 250 millions?
Was it wrong or not to buy Maxim and the NP-1 rights? Do you find the price high or a smart deal?
Give us some reasonable answers before your manner of giving persons names.
Oh the carnage!
Unfortunately this is true: Talley's only long-term "contributions" consist of selling shares below the market value and of failures in every technical project. That way this person has created a 90% decline of the compay value.
An accumulation of these huge company losses could also be easily reached by employing any illiterate on the street. Therefore such "operating results" do not need such kind of "qualified" CEO with a million salary.
250 millions is that the total cost for having an approved cancer drug in the EU a n d a pain drug having excellent results in phase IIb for more than a 1000 million USD market? Results out in May for NP-1.
I have just been here for some 2.5 years, after the EU-approval. Remember Epicept bought Ceplene via "Maxim" for a cheap price.
It's all about your view upon the possible markets for the portefolio. If you do not share the outlook, or management work, use your time more rational.
Clicking on your earlier messages tells a story.
Simple solution sell and move on.
You mean sell short and stay! Why is someone buying shares above 0.65?
It is even worst for the poor Swedes who has been loading up with shares. Dollar has lost 20% last year against the SEK and prediction is that it will continue down!
What else do you expect? Talley is paid for creating losses, not for results, and for dumping the stock value. Altogether this nice fellow is rewarded for raising money for his own pocket
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BELMONT PARK NOTES: Saturday, September 15, 2012
ELMONT, N.Y. – Hall of Fame trainer Bill Mott expressed his satisfaction this morning after Ron the Greek and Flat Out turned in "very good" works at Saratoga Race Course in preparation for the Grade 1 TVG Jockey Club Gold Cup Invitational on September 29 at Belmont Park.
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Who should direct Chris Nolan's 'Superman'?
13 candidates the 'Dark Knight' director should consider before sealing any deal
Who will helm the Man of Steel's return?
What Chris Nolan, David Goyer and Jonathan Nolan have concocted for a new big screen reboot of "Superman" is still being kept secret, but with a looming 2012 release date word is starting to get around that a director is finally begin sought after for the potential blockbuster.
Chris Nolan has gone on the record numerous times that he will only produce and not direct, which means whoever comes on board will have the delicate balance of trying to meld their vision for the Man of Steel with the acclaimed maestro behind "The Dark Knight," "Inception" and "Memento." Will that scare off a lot of potential helmers? It probably depends on their love of Metropolis and how much WB and Legendary are planing to compensate a potential new helmer. Now some dream contenders are just unrealistic. The Coen Bros.? Not a present day Supes. Steven Spielberg? Keep dreaming. Richard Donner? Sure, and maybe William Shatner will make a cameo in "Star Trek 2."
With that in mind, we're running down the already publicly discussed candidates with a few contenders of our own. And bizarrely, many of them are British. Just like Nolan. Interesting...
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thankfully, no. they have their own bathroom or the one downstairs but i only shower if dh is home, they are asleep or at school.
I don't even shut the bathroom door. My kids come and go while we are in the bathroom, we aren't very modest though. All my kids still see me naked and I have 4 boys 11mo's - 16yrs old.
I tell my dd, to go see what her grandma is doing, and to leave me alone...and she does..thankful for that..
I dont even consider trying to shower when its just me and the kids home. It just wouldnt work.
ALL the time. LOL I love when I actually get up before the toddler and can do 1 thing with out her - even if it's just pee. Taking a shower by myself is quite the luxury. :)


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The guy on PB Nation selling the same gun is legit, posted a pic of him playing with it.
Stolen DYE NT Black/Gold Collector's Edition
Started by !Adam!, Aug 29 2010 11:09 AM
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Posted 03 September 2010 - 01:27 PM
Posted 25 September 2010 - 01:05 PM
If I was in his position seeing a Collectors Edition NT, which no one watching, I would Insta-Jizz my pants.
lol @ Insta-jizz
and yah I hope they catch that dude
Posted 27 September 2010 - 08:04 PM
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