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Wednesday, March 19, 2014PSW Staff 03/19/14 10:16 AM,Pure Groove Systems today unveiled a new partnership with Danley Sound Labs, to create a series of sound systems targeted at the nightlife and music industries. Possessing over 25 years of festival and nightclub production experience, Pure Groove Systems is the perfect partner to help bring Danley's award-winning audio technology into the nightclub, concert and festival arenas. Launched in 2005 by audio pioneers Tom Danley and Mike Hedden, Danley Sound Labs quickly differentiated itself from the pack by bringing Danley's… View this story
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Thursday, September 12, 2013PSW Staff 09/12/13 10:20 AM,Audinate announced that Studio Technologies has become the 100th Dante OEM partner. Built on existing networking protocols and standards, Dante is a plug and play solution which delivers ultra-low latency, tightly synchronized media, while simplifying installation and configuration of digital media networks. With over 3.5 million channels of Dante shipped last year, Dante has rapidly become the leading media networking solution. Studio Technologies Inc., the manufacturer of tailored high performance audio, video and fiber-optic products, are used in broadcast, studio,… View this story
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Tuesday, February 08, 2011Keith Clark 02/08/11 09:00 AM, 0 CommentsCal Timmer has been a sound operator at Haven Christian Reformed Church in Zeeland, Michigan since 1989, and over that time, the church has moved from traditional services to a more contemporary style, including a praise band. The sanctuary was built in 1964, with a classic "shoebox" shape and a capacity of about 450. It's an acoustically live space, and last year was outfitted with a new sound system better meeting the changing style of worship and the physical attributes… View this story
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Thursday, June 10, 2010PSW Staff 06/10/10 10:21 AM, 0 CommentsSee PSW's comprehensive 2010 InfoComm coverage. EAW announced at InfoComm 2010 a strategic partnership with Lake, Lab.gruppen, and Powersoft in which all manufacturers will integrate EAW DSP algorithms into a portion of their product lines. Also, in the third quarter of 2010, Lake, Lab.gruppen, and Powersoft will announce separate agreements expanding this partnership which will enable EAW to sell a selection of their product lines as components in EAW system sales. "At the onset, the integration of EAW's lauded DSP,… View this story
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Monday, June 07, 2010PSW Staff 06/07/10 07:43 PM, 0 CommentsSee PSW's comprehensive 2010 InfoComm coverage.. SurgeX has announced a strategic partnership with Chief Manufacturing, with authorized Chief and SurgeX dealers able to purchase a bundled solution combining Chief's line of Raxxess racks protected with SurgeX technology. Two new rear mounted rack solutions to free space have been co-developed and will be showcased at InfoComm 2010, and can be purchased as a bundle along with existing SurgeX rack mountable units through either manufacturer. "Chief has over 30 years of experience… View this story
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Thursday, May 20, 2010PSW Staff 05/20/10 07:15 AM, 0 CommentsDiGiCo has appointed the rep firm C. L. Pugh & Associates, Inc. to its U.S. distribution team. Under the direction of Bob Tevs, C.L. Pugh & Associates will oversee DiGiCo sales throughout the Ohio, Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Northern Kentucky regions. C. L. Pugh was founded in 1943 as a multi-line independent manufacturers representative firm. For over sixty-seven years, the company has focused its attention on emerging technologies in the audio, video and lighting markets. "We are extremely thrilled… View this story
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Tuesday, May 18, 2010PSW Staff 05/18/10 08:23 AM, 0 CommentsFDW Corp has announced the recent addition of SKB Cases to the list of brands and products they offer for distribution. Buzz Goodwin, President of FDW Corp stated, "SKB's brand attributes match up well with FDW, so we are very excited about this relationship." Due to SKB's extensive product line they have very specific needs to which they found the solutions in FDW. "FDW's capacity to carry more inventory has always given us the edge in delivering products fast, which… View this story
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Thursday, April 29, 2010PSW Staff 04/29/10 10:28 AM, 0 CommentsNorthern Sound & Light, a pro audio and lighting dealer in Pennsylvania with a vibrant online presence, recently received the exclusive Premier Dealer Designation from Sennheiser USA, the leading manufacturer of microphone technology and systems. As part of Sennheiser USA's Premium Professional Audio Resellers group, NSL joins a select group of professionals who are recognized for their outstanding customer service to Sennheiser end users and who are knowledgeable about the technology and applications for Sennheiser products. For new and existing… View this story
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Thursday, April 15, 2010PSW Staff 04/15/10 08:28 AM, 0 CommentsYamaha Commercial Audio Systems, Inc. has added two additional manufacturer representative firms to handle sales of NEXO speaker products within North America. Eakins Bernstein & Associates of Lenexa, Kansas will be responsible for NEXO product sales in the states of Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska and So. Illinois. The company has office locations in St. Louis, Des Moines, and Wichita. "We are very pleased to be working with NEXO and Yamaha," stated Mike Eakins, President. "All of us at EB&A feel… View this story
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PSW Staff 04/15/10 06:05 AM, 0 CommentsRTW and TC Electronic have announced a partnership to develop new audio metering products for professional broadcasting, production, post-production and quality control applications. The new hardware and software products resulting from the collaboration will significantly extend the product portfolios of both companies. "RTW and TC Electronic have both enjoyed decades of success in the professional audio market," says Andreas Tweitmann, managing director of RTW. "We are proud and excited to collaborate with a company that not only has a stellar… View this story
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GOODRICH, Michigan — Thirteen teachers who were pink-slipped earlier this year will be returning to the Goodrich school district.
The Board of Education originally voted to pink slip 16 teachers, but has reduced the number to three.
"We knew it would be less than 16," Board of Education Vice President Tim Zirnhelt said. "We just did that as a precaution, not knowing how many we had to lay off. I hate to put teachers in that position, but if you don't pink slip teachers by a certain period of time, you can't lay them off, so we just had to take a precaution."
The district originally pink slipped the teachers to reduce a projected $2.3 million deficit for the upcoming year.
But teacher retirements — eight of which are not being replaced — have allowed the district to call back the 13 teachers, Superintendent John Fazer said.
The Board of Education approved a preliminary budget for the 2010-11 fiscal year that reduces the deficit to about $1 million, Fazer said.
"We're working on closing that gap," Fazer said. "Some of it may come from state funding, and we're continuing to work with our district employees to move to a more affordable insurance plan, which, depending on the plan, could save up to $500,000."
The district also plans to use $985,000 from its rainy day fund help close the deficit, which leaves the fund balance at a little less than 10 percent.
Goodrich resident Mark Griffiths — who attends many board meetings and says he is passionate about education — had mixed feelings on the budget.
"I'm glad to see we're doing all the reductions we did," Griffiths said. "But I would like to see a little more in the fund equity."
Zirnhelt said he agreed that the fund balance should be a little higher.
"I'm uncomfortable with it being so low, but it was necessary to dip into it," he said. "We like to maintain our fund balance at 15 percent, and we'd like to get it back up next year. A lower fund balance causes our interest rates to be higher, and we don't want that."
However, because state funding for school districts has not yet been finalized for the upcoming year, the budget currently is based on a worst-case scenario, Fazer said, and the fund balance could grow to a little more than 12 percent.
"Once the state budget is known, we anticipate the amount of general fund to be used to be less," he said.

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Compared to spending a Friday night circling the streets of downtown Portland looking for a free parking spot, venturing 15 minutes north on I-5 and slipping into Vancouver's city center at night feels like entering an alternate universe. The sidewalks are almost completely empty, save for a few souls braving the downpour to hit up one of the bars or restaurants lining Main Street. And finding a parking spot took all of two minutes after exiting the highway.
More than that, it's the scene I tumbled into at Pop Culture, one of the few spots downtown that books live music, that makes Vancouver truly seem like another world. The small, all-ages venue and restaurant has all the aesthetic charm of a church rec room: It's a square performance space with scuffed concrete floors and plastic lawn chairs lined up in front of a foot-high stage covered by a Persian rug.
And yet, every one of those lawn chairs was filled with a fresh-faced, fashionable youngster quaffing a bottle of soda after having plunked down $8—$7 if you wore a hat—to watch a bill of five Vancouver bands. The lineup includes Jeff Buckley-styled singer-songwriter Bev Lapuz and metal-funk quartet Kings and Vagabonds, a group featuring a wheelchair-bound virtuoso bass player and a singer with long, stringy black hair and a penchant for headbanging.
"It's usually a lot busier than this," says Joey LeBard, Pop Culture's owner. "The rain must be slowing people down. We usually get a lot of kids that like to bounce between here and the parking lot down the street.â
As many people were quick to point out to me, not all shows in Vancouver look like this. In fact, on that same Friday night, just down the street at the more traditional Brickhouse Bar & Grill, a sedate bunch of middle-aged patrons greeted the prog-y jams of local quartet Guillotine Necktie with the polite applause of indifference.
Regardless, the musicians and promoters in Vancouver are adamant the city's music scene is a growing, thriving entity—even if Portlanders rarely take notice.
"I don't know why we're kind of like Portland's dirty stepsister," says Travis Zimmerly, one-half of booking and promotion crew Vanclocal360. "A lot of the same bands from here are playing in Portland, and some people from there are fans, but we canât get them to come to a show over here.â
The roster of bands Zimmerly lists on his company's Facebook page offers some insight into that disconnect: The majority of them are heavy-metal and hard-rock bands or hip-hop acts, genres that boast few midlevel success stories. Bands dabbling in more mainstream genres have managed to make inroads outside Vancouver. One local sensation, '90s-inspired alt-rockers I Digress, has two shows booked in Hawaii, including an opening slot for Everclear. Groups like reggae popsters the Sindicate, proto-grunge trio A Killing Dove and the punk-tinged Atlas and the Astronaut have also become mainstays on the Portland show calendar.
What Vancouver ultimately needs is a figure to help foment a combination of civic pride and creativity that helped put Olympia firmly on the cultural map. The person who comes closest to filling that role in Vancouver is Zimmerly. A tireless music junkie, Zimmerly has, for the past three years, put a great deal of money and energy into Local Fest, an annual, all-day concert held on his in-laws' 20-acre spread in nearby Battle Ground. "The best part was, all the other musicians would get right up by the stage and support the other bands, no matter who they were," Zimmerly says.
Beyond wowing their local fans and peers, the Vancouver musicians I spoke to all acknowledged that one of the biggest steps toward getting their music and city the attention they deserve is nudging them into the jaded view of the gatekeepers and tastemakers in Portland.
"You have to establish that audience," says Atlas and the Astronaut singer Beau Rosser. "Build a culture around your band so it doesn't matter where you play, people will be there. And most of all, don't be afraid to say youâre from Vancouver.â
GO: Pop Culture is at 1929 Main St., Vancouver, Wash., 360-750-1784, drinkpopculture.com.


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A women's theater company is bringing a piece of their hearts to Jersey City.
Speranza Theatre Company's "A Piece of My Heart" by Shirley Lauro tells the tale of six women who served in the Vietnam War, a poignant subject, especially with Memorial Day coming up. During a visit to the Vietnam Memorial many years later, these six women reconnect and share their stories.
Artistic Director Heather Wahl says the play has something for everyone. "We love the emotional roller coaster of this play and its characters are very honest ... There's something here for everyone in the audience to relate to," she said.
"Even though this is a play specifically about Vietnam and its effects on these specific women, it delves into many of the issues people deal with as a result of any war," she added.
Unike many productions of the 1992 play, Speranza Theatre's show will be performed in the round and feature live music and sound effects.
"Being in the round has allowed us to make the audience become part of the play," said Wahl. "We also have the actors on stage creating many of the sound effects heard in the play with a variety of instruments and even household items like buckets and PVC pipes."
Wahl hopes the audience is both entertained and moved.
"This beautiful story is a story that has impacted us and we hope the audience will feel the same," she said. "I hope people take away a bit of empathy and understanding of the people around them. We all have challenges, and some may be more obvious than others, but we need to be kind to one another."
She adds that the show also "celebrates our heroes," and notes that the proceeds of their first showing yesterday will benefit the local Jersey City VFW post.
"A Piece of My Heart" runs from tomorrow, May 22, through June 1 on Thursdays through Saturdays at 8 p.m. There is also a Saturday, May 26 show and Sunday, June 1 show at 2 p.m. All performances will be at the Barrow Mansion, 83 Wayne St., Jersey City. Tickets are $20, $15 for students and seniors, except for tonight's opening night show and reception which is $25, $20 for students and seniors. For more information, visit SperanzaTheatreCompany.com.


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DeKalb, Ill. Friends of Northern Illinois University Libraries will mark its 25th anniversary with a celebration featuring an appearance by Peter Sagal, host of National Public Radio's popular program, Wait Wait . . . Dont Tell Me!
The event will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 30, at the Barsema Alumni and Visitors Center, 231 N. Annie Glidden Road. A reception with a cash bar and hors doeuvres will be held prior to Sagals 7:45 p.m. talk, which will be followed by a book signing.
Tickets to the event cost $25 and can be purchased by calling Angie Schroeder at (815) 753-8091.
Sagal has been the host of Wait Wait... Dont Tell Me! since May 1998. The program attracts 2.5 million listeners each week, as Sagal, NPR veteran newscaster Carl Kasell, and well-known guest panelists discuss and review current events of the week in the form of a quiz. Sagal also travels the country with his quiz show playing at sold-out theaters.
Additionally, Sagal is author of The Book of Vice (Naughty Things and How to Do Them), a series of comic essays about people who misbehave and why. Copies of the book will be available for purchase during Sagals NIU appearance courtesy of Arcadia Discount Books, 203 E. Locust St., which also will have displays of the book at its store in anticipation of the event.
A native of Berkeley Heights, N.J., Sagal attended Harvard University and has worked as an actor, literary manager, stage director, travel writer, essayist and ghostwriter. He also has penned numerous plays that have been performed in large and small venues across the country and abroad. He now lives in Chicago with his family.
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CRAPAUD – St. John the Evangelist Anglican Church, Crapaud, will host a Festival of Small Halls concert featuring Tim Edey and Ashelin on Wednesday, June 18, at 7:30 p.m.
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Tim Edey performs during a show at the Indian River Church on Thursday evening. The church was the venue for the first show of this year's P.E.I. Mutual Festival of Small Halls. Colin MacLean/Journal Pioneer
Tim Edey of Scotland tours internationally and is a successful solo artist, multi-instrumentalist, singer, composer and award-winning musician. He is rated by many to be one of the world's finest ever melodoen and guitar players in the folk and contemporary scene today.
Ashelin is a contemporary "Canadiana" folk group, consisting of the five Palmer sisters from Conception Bay South, N.L. Ashelin has become known for their sparkling female vocals and intricate harmonies.
Tickets are $25 per person and are available through the Festival of Small Halls box office: 892-2308 or www.smallhalls.com.


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Four people are running for two open seats on Woolwich Township's committee this November.
Republicans Samuel Maccarone and Jonathan Fein, both incumbents, will be defending their seats against Democrats Kevin Heffernan and Jennifer Young. The committee is currently 5-0 Republican.
To help readers make a decision at the polls, the Gloucester County Times asked the candidates for biographical information about themselves and also asked them to answer the following question:
What do you consider to be the three biggest issues in your town and how do you plan to address them if elected?
Here's how they responded:
Jonathan Fein, 37, Republican
Profession: Finance/IT Manager
Education: BS Penn State University
Family: Wife Julie, daughter Samara, 7, and son Dylan, 5.
Volunteer background: Co-founder and organizer of the La Forgia Redington Classic, an annual golf tournament that benefits the Fox Chase Cancer Center, coach and assistant coach for Swedesboro/Woolwich Soccer Association.
Previous elected positions: Current Woolwich Township committee 2010- present. Deputy mayor in 2011 and 2012.
Since being elected to Woolwich Township Committee in 2010, property taxes have been the most important issue to our residents. Over the past three years, the municipality has been able to successfully stabilize local taxes, while maintaining municipal staffing and resident services.
Both Mayor Maccarone and I joined the bi-partisan Fair Funding Action Committee, lobbying both our local state representatives and the Governor's office on behalf of our residents, demanding more tax dollars for our community to offset ballooning property taxes and ensure our schools are fairly funded. In the end, the hard work of all involved, both volunteers and elected officials, resulted in almost $2 million dollars of additional aid to both our local and secondary school districts.
Another important issue to our residents is the creation of commercial ratables, again for tax stabilization, but also to keep our hard earned money in our community. We have continued the diligent work done in the past and were able to keep the momentum moving forward.
Lastly, our residents have asked for open, transparent and responsive government. We were able to incorporate social media into our municipality's communication plan, initiate and hold regularly scheduled town hall meetings, and provide informative maps highlighting existing local businesses, all at no additional cost to the taxpayer.
If re-elected, I will continue to serve my community with their families in mind, as well as their tax bills.
Kevin Heffernan, 45, Democrat
Profession: Financial Secretary - Treasurer, Funds Trustee for Steamfitters Local Union 420
Education: Attended LaSalle University, Penn State University, Professional Development Courses (IFEBP-International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans, NCCMP - National Coordinating Committee for Multi-Employer Plans)
Family: Wife Michelle, three children: Nicole, Kevin and Brianna
Volunteer background: All Star Labor Classic volunteer, a fundraiser that benefits individuals with physical and intellectual disabilities.
Previous elected positions: None.
I believe the three biggest issues facing our town are taxes, ratables and school funding, all of which are intertwined.
Woolwich Township is a wonderful family community which has grown tremendously in the last decade, and this growth has placed a heavy burden on our two school districts. Recently, we received a one time infusion of aid from the State as a direct result of the tireless advocacy on our behalf by our District three representatives, as well as our school boards and community. Our Township Committee needs to work in concert with our local school boards and elected representatives to ensure a permanent solution to this school underfunding issue.
We need to vigorously push for the start-up of the Route 322 project, which will bring commercial ratables and local jobs to our community. Our residents will no longer be forced to drive thirty minutes or more to do their shopping - they can shop locally, at home, and contribute to our economy. In addition to this expansion, we need to fill the already existing businesses currently sitting vacant; why are they vacant, why have we not attracted outside interests?
I believe that Woolwich Township can continue to grow and expand, and all the while maintain the small town charm and sense of community which brought many of us here.
If elected, I will be honored to represent the residents of Woolwich Township.
Samuel Maccarone, 42, Republican
Profession: Retired NJ Department of Corrections senior corrections officer
Education: HS Graduate
Family: Wife Nancy, daughter Emily
Volunteer background: Officer Down NJ Inc.
Previous elected positions: Woolwich Township Committee 2007- present. Mayor in 2011 and 2012.
Property Taxes, Commercial Ratables, & Open Space
Since being elected to Woolwich Township Committee in 2007, property taxes have been the number one issue in our town. To address this issue, we work in keeping our municipal budget as lean as possible and yet still effective. In order to do so, we have worked closely with our department heads to make sure there are no extra expenditures in their respective budgets.
Another big issue in our town is bringing in commercial ratables to help stabilize our taxes and provide conveniences to our residents. This is something every administration in the past has faced here in Woolwich Township. By working hand in hand with bi-partisan support, state officials and agencies, plans are in motion to get commercial development completed on Route 322.
Lastly, our community has always been concerned with our rural character. We look at opportunities to preserve open space at no additional costs to our taxpayers. By preserving land, we prevent urban sprawl from happening in our community. This prevents putting additional students in our growing school district and a strain on our governmental services, such as trash collection, policing, and public works.
If re-elected, I will continue to keep these issues my top priority. I am always looking for opportunities that will benefit Woolwich Township. I am approachable and willing to work tirelessly to get the job done.
Jennifer Young, 44, Democrat
Profession: External Affairs Southern New Jersey, Verizon Communications
Education: B.A Finance, Hampton University
Family: Husband Larry, three children
Volunteer background: Swedesboro-Woolwich School District vision committee, Gloucester County Chamber Board of Directors, Vice Chair Leap Academy Charter School board of trustees
Previous elected positions: Camden County Workforce Investment Board of Trustees
Woolwich's growth is well documented. The major driver of our taxes is the increasing number of children in our two local school districts. This fall we received additional school aid as a result of legislation introduced by our Third District representatives. This bill was the result of significant advocacy from our entire community. We must continue this effort to make the case to Trenton for a permanent solution that provides our districts the resources that are required today and into the future.
Our community has a cross section of businesses. Professional services, food related and healthcare related are a few examples of our existing companies. The long awaited 322 project continues to move through the permitting and approval process. While we wait for this project to open its doors, we cannot overlook the existing vacant business and professional offices in our community.
As our economy recovers our elected officials must fulfill their required role as an ambassador for our community. Professionally, I interact with local officials from across our state who fully embrace their responsibility to advocate, lobby and sell their community to business, state and federal officials.
Woolwich is a wonderful community to live, work, and play. I look forward to continuing my advocacy as a member of the Woolwich Township Committee.


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The three stock car tracks in New Jersey, much like everyone else in the Garden State, fell victim to Hurricane Irene last weekend. However, they all weathered the storm well, and have plenty of action scheduled for this Labor Day weekend.
New Egypt Speedway actually got back to racing on Tuesday night as they presented their "Jersey Rush" event featuring the 410 Sprints, and the Big-Block Modifieds. While there won't be any Sprint Cars racing this Saturday, the dirt track, not located far from Great Adventure, will certainly be busy. Their "Back to School" night will feature the Big-Block Modifieds, Crate-1 Sportsman, Late Models, and Vintage Cars. One has to wonder here if "Back to School" refers to the children's impending return to school or the "schooling" driver Billy Pauch, has been giving most of his fellow Big-Block competitors, all year.
Bridgeport Speedway has been the track most affected by the weather in New Jersey, even before the arrival of Irene, having lost more race weekends than both New Egypt, and Wall Stadium. They will try to make up for it this Labor Day weekend as they present their own "Back to School" night. The South Jersey 5/8 mile dirt track will have the Bridgeport Modifieds in action, along with the Outlaw Stocks, and 358 Sportsman.
Additional attractions at Bridgeport will be an appearance by the Blackflagged Racing drivers Cheri LaClaire, and Kate Raively with the number 11B Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stock, behind the grandstands, prior to racing. They will have many giveaways to present to fans arriving early. There will also be $10 haircuts available from the staff of Proformance Cuts for anyone interested.
Wall Stadium. located near the Jersey Shore, was probably the one racing facility located in New Jersey, most concerned by the weather forecast. Although, they lost a night of racing, the historic paved oval only required minimal cleanup prior to this weekend's events. Yes events, the speedway has plans for both Friday and Saturday nights this Labor Day weekend.
Friday night will see a return of the track's popular "Cruise Night". Free to fans, and participants as well, they put their paved pit area to good use for a car show featuring classics, hot rods, and even some of the race cars that compete there on Saturday. There is music, food, and participants can even take a pace lap around the speedway's high banks in their car.
Saturday night the track will get back to what it is known for, wheel-to-wheel, door-banging racing. There will be five divisions in action led by the Wall Modifieds, in a 40-lap event. They will be joined by the Blewett Recycling Sportsman, Street Stocks, Inex Legends, and Factory Stocks, alll with 25-lap features.
Also on Saturday, it will be "Banner Night" at Wall. Fans are encouraged to bring a banner supporting their favorite driver. All banners will be judged, and prizes will be awarded. Fans should use this opportunity to be positive, show the men and women who entertain you most Saturday nights how much you appreciate them, and their hard work.
So whatever your preference the stock car tracks of New Jersey have the race fans of the Garden State covered. Whether it is the Big-Blocks at New Egypt Speedway, and seeing whether anyone can stop Pauch. Or, maybe, some dirt racing with a discounted hair cut at Bridgeport. Of course, you could choose to attend Wall Stadium on either Frday night for the car show, Saturday for a "Banner Night" filled with racing, or both nights. Whatever your choice, Labor Day weekend looks like a good time to head out to a New Jersey racetrack and have some fun.


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Interpersonal Attraction
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Social psychologists have identified several major factors that influence interpersonal attraction which is anything that draws two or more people together characterized by affection, respect, liking, or love (Huston & Levinger, 1978). Interpersonal attraction has been an important topic of research in psychology, because humans are social animals, and attraction serves an important function in forming a social network, which in turn provides security and satisfies people's need to belong to a social group (Baumeister & Bushman, 2008). In assessing the nature of attraction, psychologists have used methods such as questionnaires, survey, and rating scale to determine level of one's attraction toward another. Here, the effects of similarity, social reward, familiarity, and physical attractiveness are examined to see how they impact interpersonal attraction.
A popular myth about attraction is that "Opposites attract;" however, a number of studies suggest that, in fact, it is similar characteristics that lead to attraction. To test this hypothesis, Donn Byrne conducted a study to investigate the relationship between interpersonal attraction and attitude similarity. In this experiment, participants' attitudes were recorded on a variety of issues that ranged from those they thought were extremely important (e.g., integration, God, premarital sex relations) to those considered be of minor importance (e.g., western movies and television programs). Afterward, subjects evaluated a fictional character based on given information of that character's attitudes. Subjects indicated significantly more positive feelings toward the "stranger" when there were attitude similarities, rating that person higher in intelligence, morality, and adjustment than characters with dissimilar attitude scales (Byrne, 1961). However, this finding is often criticized for its failure to satisfy external validity, since there was no actual human interaction. In response to such criticisms, Griffitt and Veitch conducted a study where thirteen unacquainted males lived together for ten days under simulated fall-out shelter conditions. Result indicated a positive correlation between attraction and attitude similarity, even when a participant's attitude was neither explicitly nor implicitly informed by the investigators (Griffitt & Veitch, 1974). The similarity hypothesis is further supported by several well-validated studies (e.g., Feingold, 1988), which indicate a strong correlation between married couples and similarities in education and socioeconomic status, but also equal levels of physical attractiveness (Murstein & Christy, 1976; Feingold, 1988).
Social Rewards
In social psychology, reinforcement theory states that people are more likely to repeat behaviors for which they receive some reward or benefit. As such, this theory would predict that people like others who benefit them or make them feel good. For example, longitudinal study of 38 dating couples showed a positive correlation between couple's longevity and continuing exchange of resources and rewards (Berg & McQuinn, 1986). In addition, studies have revealed that people experience higher levels of attraction toward others not only when they receive favor, but when they simply receive praise (Baumeister & Bushman, 2008). Yet, a study by Drachman et al. suggests that reward-attraction theory is not so simple after all. According to the study, one's consistent agreement to another produces a liking effect only when the person is not dependent on the target. This finding suggests that, although praise and compliments may increase liking, if they seem baseless, then they would instead create suspicion of ingratiation (Drachman et al., 1978).
A phenomenon such as mere exposure effect suggests that people come to hold more positive attitudes toward familiar stimuli than toward novel, unfamiliar ones (Baumeister & Bushman, 2008). This propinquity effect has also been found to play a critical role in eliciting attraction between people. Studies have found that when participants were repeatedly presented with faces of different individuals, participants rated faces they saw more frequently as more attractive (Peskin & Newell, 2004; Rhodes et al., 2001). An additional study found that after repeated exposure to faces, subjects regarded familiar faces as similar to themselves, suggesting a direct link between familiarity and perceived similarity (Moreland & Zajonc, 1982). The effect of propinquity also has been shown to override context. When a stimulus is presented, even if the context is negative, frequency of stimulus exposure enhanced its liking, which again implies that exposure is a strong factor in attraction (Saegert et al., 1973).
Physical Attractiveness
One of most commonly cited factors influencing attraction is physical attractiveness. Not surprisingly, most people show a substantial preference for attractive over unattractive others (Baumeister & Bushman, 2008). Perhaps the advantage of good looks is inferences people make when they see a physically attractive person. Studies have shown that when people see an attractive person, they believe that there is more to physical beauty that they see, and they tend to assume certain internal qualities to person, such as kindness, and outgoingness (Barocas & Karoly, 1972; Dion et al., 1972). Further illustrating this relationship between physical attractiveness and its stereotypes, a study on popularity among adolescents found that when physical attractiveness was compared to perceived attitude similarity, physical attractiveness had a stronger effect on popularity (Cavior & Dokecki, 1973). These findings suggest individuals' perceptions of attitude similarity with others may, in fact, be strongly influenced by more automatic judgments of physical attractiveness (Cavior & Dokecki, 1973). Such demonstrations of preferential treatment may have significant implications at the level of society, as well. For example, in one jury task simulation experiment, more attractive defendants were found to be evaluated more positively and with less certainty of guilt than were other, less attractive defendants (Efran, 1974). Even though physical attractiveness is unrelated to objective measure of internal qualities such as intelligence and personality, many researches indicate that bias for beauty is pervasive in society
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5. Murstein, B. & Christy, P. (1976). "Physical attractiveness and marriage adjustment in middle-aged couples." Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 34: 537-542.
6. Feingold, A. (1988). "Matching for attractiveness in romantic partners and same-sex friends: a meta analysis and theoretical critique." Psychological Bulletin. 104: 226-235.
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8. Drachman, D., DeCarufel, A. & Insko, C. (1978). "The Extra Credit Effect in Interpersonal Attraction." Journal of Experimental Social Psychology 14: 458-469.
9. Peskin, M. & Newell, F. (2004). "Familiarity breeds attraction: Effects of exposure on the attractiveness of typical and distinctive faces". Perception. 33: 147-157.
10. Rhodes, G., Halberstadt, J., Brajkovich, G. (2001). "Generalization of mere exposure effects to averaged composite faces." Social Cognition 19: 57-70.
11. Moreland, R., & Zajonc, R. (1982). "Exposure effects in person perception: Familiarity, similarity, and attraction." Journal of Experimental Social Psychology 18 (5): 395-415.
12. Saegert, S., Swap, W., & Zajonc, R. (1973). "Exposure, Context, and Interpersonal Attraction." Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 25 (2): 234-242.
13. Barocas, R., & Karoly, P. (1972). "Effects of physical appearance on social responsiveness." Psychology Reports 31:772-781.
14. Dion, K., Berscheid, E., & Walster E. (1972). "What is beautiful is good" J. Pers Soc. Psychol. 24:285-90.
15. Cavior, N., & Dokecki, P. (1973). "Physical Attractiveness, Perceived Attitude Similarity, and Academic Achievement as Contributors to Interpersonal Attraction among Adolescents." Developmental Psychology 9 (1): 44-54.
16. Efran, M. (1974). "The Effect of Physical Appearance on the Judgment of Guilt, Interpersonal Attraction, and Severity of Recommended Punishment in a Simulated Jury Task." Journal of Research in Personality 8: 45-54.


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- Updated: December 2, 2009
Back in November, Arizona Diamondbacks reliever Clay Zavada took home an award bigger than the the Rolaids Relief Award. An honor more prestigious than the Cy Young or even the MVP. In fact, Zavada's achievement transcended sports, as evidenced by the men nominated to stand alongside him. We are of course referring to his winning of the internationally-recognized "Robert Goulet Memorial Mustached American of the Year Award."
Recently, the 2009 recipient of this high honor sat down with members of the esteemed American Mustache Institute. Zavada speaks of the impact his mustache played in his dominance on the mound, its role in inspiring other mustached Americans and the avalanche of emotion he experienced after hearing his name announced as this year's winner. Compelling and rich.


text: =============================== PropheZine Newsletter #146 August 14, 2002 http://www.prophezine.com/ John Terry /Publisher (John@...) Bob Lally /Senior Editor (Bob_Lally@...) To Subscribe, Unsubscribe or Change email addresses see notice at the bottom of this newsletter. Disclaimer: PropheZine publishes articles by many authors and may not necessarily agree in total with each authors belief's (timing of the rapture, etc...) ================================ IN THIS ISSUE ----- GREETING FROM JOHN TERRY -----ARTICLE ----- Different Views on Prophecy The Rapture & Jewish Weddings Middle East Powder Keg -----SUBMISSION GUIDELINES ----- SUBSCRIBE and UNSUBSCRIBE -----PRIVACY NOTICE ----- ================================ Hi All: First, let me say "WOW" to your response to help Bob Lally and his family. Donations continue to pour into the ministry, and we've been able to bless Bob and his family in a BIG way. We have had responses from as far away as Australia, Africa, parts of Europe, Canada, and all over the U.S. Thanks to those of you who have given...and we are still accepting donations if you haven't had a chance to respond to this need. Bob and his family have been overwhelmed with the responses so far...and we're getting close to meeting the full financial need...so keep those cards and dollars coming! Many of you have also included a gift to the ministry to help offset the costs of operating and maintaining the website. For that, we say a heartfelt thank you. Your obedience to the Lord helps us keep Prophezine.com on the Internet and reaching into countries around the globe. Oh...we continue to work on getting the audio files back online. We get a lot of requests for this, and we are working on making some equipment changes so this can be in operation again soon. Thanks for asking...and your patience as we continue to work on this. Regarding this issue, I have had several inquires from new subscribers asking some basic questions about prophecy, so this issue is devoted to a "back to basics" outline of prophecy. Thanks to Cornerstone Church for providing some basic answers to commonly asked questions about prophecy. Also published is an interesting comparison between the Jewish wedding and the rapture (from a pre-tribulation perspective) and a guest commentary by Bill Koenig on Middle East events. Be blessed, and thanks for your support of PZ. Share our site with a friend and encourage them to subscribe to our newsletters. Also, if you have ideas for an upcoming issue or come across a good prophecy related article, please feel free to share them with us. I hope you enjoy this issue of PZ. John Terry Executive Director ================================ Different Views on Prophecy http://www.cornerstonechurchonline.com/biblestudies/differentviewsprophecy.htm Because prophecy covers so many verses in the Bible, it is not surprising that many Christians interpret Scriptures differently. Listed below are different views that people hold concerning end-times prophecy. 1. Preterist View: This view of prophecy sees the book of Revelation as fulfilled in the 1st Christian century. 2. Amillennial View: Teaches that the book of Revelation is symbolic of a present spiritual conflict. The Second Coming of Christ will immediately usher in the final judgment and eternity. This view doesn't believe there will be a final 7-year tribulation, an Antichrist, or a millennium. Amillennial means "No millennium." 3. Premillennial View: Teaches that Jesus will return to earth and then will establish a literal 1,000 year reign upon the earth. Jesus will rule over the earth from Jerusalem. Within this view are 3 variations. a) Premillennial, Post-tribulation view: Teaches the rapture and Second Coming are the same event. The rapture occurs at the Second Coming of Christ at the end of the 7-year Tribulation. b) Premillennial, Pre-wrath view: Teaches the rapture and the Second Coming are separate events. The rapture occurs sometime during the 7-year Tribulation, before God pours out His wrath upon the earth, but not at the Second Coming. c) Premillennial, Pre-tribulation view: Teaches the rapture and Second Coming are separate events. The rapture happens before the 7-year Tribulation begins. This website holds to this view of prophecy. Although Christians may disagree concerning their views on prophecy, this should not be a cause of division in the Church. Christians should "agree to disagree" on differing prophetic viewpoints because our fellowship is in Jesus Christ, not in a particular view of prophecy. ================================ The Rapture & Jewish Weddings http://www.cornerstonechurchonline.com/rapturewedding.htm There is an interesting parallel between a Jewish wedding and the Rapture. Only a Pre-Tribulation Rapture will fit into this scenario. Jewish Wedding & The Rapture There were three groups of people present at every Jewish wedding: the groom, the bride, and the invited guests. There will also be three groups of people involved in the marriage of the Lamb. 1. The Groom. This is Jesus (2 Cor. 11:2, Eph. 5:23-27) 2. The Bride. This is the Church (2 Cor. 11:2, Eph. 5:22-32, Rev. 21:9-10) 3. The Guests. Those saved after the Rapture (Matt. 25:1-10). Some people have mistakenly interpreted the 10 virgins as the Church. But these are the guests invited to the wedding feast. They are not the bride. Three Aspects of a Jewish Wedding There were also 3 aspects of every Jewish wedding. The same is true with the marriage of the Lamb. 1. The Wedding Contract (Betrothal). This is when a person is saved (2 Cor. 11:2). 2. The Wedding Ceremony (Groom receives Bride). This is the Rapture (John 14:2-3). Rev. 19:7 literally reads, "The marriage of the Lamb came and His wife prepared herself." The wedding already occurred in heaven at the Rapture, and now the Lamb and the Church are about to return to earth for the wedding feast. This parallels what Jesus said in Luke 12:36, "And be like men who are waiting for their master when he returns from the wedding " (It should read wedding, not "wedding feast." Why would someone wait after the wedding feast when the celebration is over?) 3. The Wedding Feast (Guests are invited the celebration). This is the Second Coming (Matt. 25:1-10) "Blessed are those who are invited to the marriage supper of the Lamb" (Rev. 19:9)--A bride is not invited to her own wedding! The Church was married to Christ at the Rapture and the wedding feast will occur on earth after the Second Coming. Those people saved after the Rapture will be invited to participate in the wedding feast. And here's one more thought to ponder Three Times of Redemption "Redemption" means "to purchase." When a person receives Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, his or her spirit is redeemed at that time. At the Rapture, the person's body will be redeemed through resurrection. At the Second Coming, Jesus will return to the Mount of Olives to redeem the earth. The earth has been under a curse since the fall of Adam & Eve, and Jesus will lift the curse when He sets up His kingdom on earth. 1. At the time of salvation, Jesus redeemed your spirit. (1 Pet. 1:18, Eph. 1:7) 2. At the Rapture, Jesus will redeem your body. (Rom. 8:23, Eph. 1:14, 4:30). 3. At the Second Coming, Jesus will redeem the earth. (Rom. 8:19-22) At this time, the curse which was placed on it because of the fall of man (Gen. 3:17-19) will be lifted (Zech. 14:11). Middle East Powder Keg A Commentary By: Bill Koenig http://watch.org (Editor's Note: Bill has his heart on the pulse of Washington and offers some interesting insights into World events from a prophetic view.) August 8, 2002 We appear to be nearing a Middle East war, which will likely have the US and Iraq involved, with the possibility of having Israel, Syria, and Iran included in the mix, and with an outside chance of seeing Saudi Arabia and Egypt involved. As we continue to hear the war rhetoric, the US government policy pertaining to the Middle East continues to demonstrate doublemindedness, with its two sides exposed as it did again this week. The State Department and the Defense Department had opposing views, with the Bush team leaning in both directions. The following is an example: In a Tuesday, August 6th, Washington Post article, reporting on a briefing given last month to a top Pentagon advisory board, Saudi Arabia was described as an enemy of the United States. Further, the recommendation was made that US officials give the Saudis an ultimatum to stop backing terrorism or face seizure of its oil fields and its financial assets invested in the United States. "The Saudis are active at every level of the terror chain, from planners to financiers, from cadre to foot-soldier, from ideologist to cheerleader," stated the explosive briefing. It was presented on July 10 to the Defense Policy Board, a group of prominent intellectuals and former senior officials that advises the Pentagon on defense policy. "Saudi Arabia supports our enemies and attacks our allies," said the briefing prepared by Laurent Murawiec, a Rand Corp. analyst. In response, and as stated in a British Financial Times article Tuesday, Colin Powell, US secretary of state, contacted his Saudi counterpart to assure him that the US did not view Saudi Arabia as its new enemy. He made the call after Donald Rumsfeld, US secretary of defence, confirmed reports of a Rand Corporation briefing of the Defense Policy Board last month in which Saudi Arabia was characterized as America's "most dangerous opponent". Mr Rumsfeld said the report did not reflect the views of the US government. However, he did little to express support for Washington's traditional ally. Then on Tuesday the Chicago Tribune laid bare the sharp, behind-the-scenes disagreements that have shaped the Bush administration's Middle East policy, stating that Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld sided strongly with Israel on Tuesday, asserting Jewish states right to continue holding captured Arab lands. Rumsfeld referred to the lands Israel seized in the 1967 Middle East War as "so-called occupied territories" and questioned whether Israel was obligated to cease building settlements on them. "My feelings about the so-called occupied territories are that there was a war . . . and [Egypt, Jordan and Syria] lost a lot of real estate to Israel, because Israel prevailed in that conflict," Rumsfeld told Pentagon employees during a question-and-answer session. "In the intervening period, they've made some settlements in various parts of the so-called occupied area, which was the result of a war, which they won," he said. It was stated in a Jerusalem Post article that the Bush administration, playing down remarks made by Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, made clear Wednesday that it still regards the West Bank and Gaza Strip as territories "occupied" by Israel. The clarification came after Rumsfeld said Tuesday that the "so-called occupied territories" were captured by Israel in the 1967 Middle East war after neighboring countries, despite warnings, "got involved and lost a lot of real estate." Rumsfeld also said that it would be difficult for Israel to transfer territory to the Palestinian Authority, which has been "involved in terrorist activities." Daniel Kurtzer, the US ambassador to Israel, said yesterday that Rumsfeld was speaking only for himself and that his remarks did not signal a change in US policy. "Secretary Rumsfeld made clear in what was a town meeting for Defense Department employees that he was speaking personally. He also made clear that the policy on this issue is made by President Bush. I think the president's June 24 speech speaks for itself and the secretary fully agrees with that," Kurtzer told Israel Television. On the war front: Saudis stated this week they will not allow the U.S. to use their airfields in the war against Iraq. The Palestinians are being used as a catalyst by Iraq, in an effort to produce a swift Israel response designed to initiate scud and katyusha missile launches from Iraq and Lebanon. Israel, as reported last week, has warned Syria three times -- twice through the U.S. and once through Egyptian President Hosni Mubarek -- reign in the Hezbullah or they] will be taken out of commission. The Iraqi and U.S. war rhetoric continues. There is great concern in the Middle East that if Saddam Hussein is taken out that it will destabilize the Middle East. Many believe with him in place there is more order. Ironically, the U.S. envisions Iraq as a major oil producer to the world and eventually as a means of our relying less on Saudia Arabia. Now, that is a strange twist! The thinking is based on the fact that an estimated 35% of Iraq is fundamentalist Muslims, while Saudia Arabia has an estimated 80 to 90% fundamentalist Muslims. Additionally, the Middle East countries, the former Desert Storm ally base, are calling for the United States to not go to war with Iraq. There are many nations, too, who are calling on the U.S. to not go to war against Saddam Hussein. On the Syria front, according to a Haaretz article, Syria, current president of the UN Security Council, is violating the UN arms embargo on Iraq by sending weapons and military equipment delivered to Syrian ports on to Iraq via trucks and rail. Most, but not all, of the supplies come from East European countries. Among other things, Russian-made jet engines, refurbished Russian tank engines and Czech anti-aircraft cannon are being delivered to Iraq via this route. Europe remains concerned about a massive Middle East war and the impact it could have on the flow of oil and the subsequent harm to their economies. Isnt it an irony that their years of pro-Arab, pro-land-for-peace policies are coming back to haunt them? The U.S. continues to maneuver people into place for a war with Iraq. The troops will be able to strike with quick notice. The most likely war dates are after the U.S. election in November with January and February 2003 the most likely. However, things could change quickly. There are concerns that the U.S. troops in the region surrounding Iraq could be the target of weapons of mass destruction. There are also concerns for Israel. It is very probable the U.S. and Israel could go at this together; how they will cooperate remains to be seen. 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- King James Bible: Luke, Chapter 3
- Chapter 3 3:1 Now in the fifteenth year of the reign of Tiberius Caesar, Pontius Pilate being governor of Judaea, and Herod being tetrarch of Galilee, and his brother Philip tetrarch of Ituraea and of the region of Trachonitis, and Lysanias the tetrarch of...
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- King James Bible: Matthew, Chapter 2
- Chapter 2 2:1 Now when Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judaea in the days of Herod the king, behold, there came wise men from the east to Jerusalem, 2:2 Saying, Where is he that is born King of the Jews? for we have seen his star in the east, and are come to...
New Testament >> Matthew
- King James Bible: Mark, Chapter 6
- Chapter 6 6:1 And he went out from thence, and came into his own country; and his disciples follow him. 6:2 And when the sabbath day was come, he began to teach in the synagogue: and many hearing him were astonished, saying, From whence hath this man these...
New Testament >> Mark
- King James Bible: Revelation, Chapter 5
- Chapter 5 5:1 And I saw in the right hand of him that sat on the throne a book written within and on the backside, sealed with seven seals. 5:2 And I saw a strong angel proclaiming with a loud voice, Who is worthy to open the book, and to loose the seals...
New Testament >> Revelation
- King James Bible: Revelation, Chapter 7
- Chapter 7 7:1 And after these things I saw four angels standing on the four corners of the earth, holding the four winds of the earth, that the wind should not blow on the earth, nor on the sea, nor on any tree. 7:2 And I saw another angel ascending from the...
New Testament >> Revelation
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- Charles A. Buttke, Juda, WI
- Charles A. Buttke, age 77, of Juda, WI, passed away on Saturday, Feb. 13, 2016, at his home.
- PREP GIRLS HOOPS: Husty upset by Juda in overtime in D5 regional title game
- HUSTISFORD | Seventh-seeded Juda's prep girls basketball team is having one heck of a memorable tournament run. After upsetting second-seeded seeded Randolph on Friday in the regional semifinals, Juda was back at it again Saturday. Except this time ...
- Photo Feature: Philipp Goldbach Explores Analogue Communication At Annely Juda
- Annely Juda Fine Art is currently presenting an exhibition of work by German artist Philipp Goldbach. For this exhibition, the artist's second with the gallery, Goldbach is presenting three new series of works.
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Oh, Divala, you have to put "Plasticized Kidneys" in the band name thread! Sounds like a decent funeral if there is such a thing. My stepmom's was wretched. Most funerals I've been to have been wretched. I want to be cremated and I want a huge party. None of this crying crap and large photos of me wreathed in flowers. Blech.
I agree with Poodle...fat, sugar, and alcohol are more fun. I limit them, but damn I love 'em. I'd much rather be able to eat cheesecake and steak than yogurt and chicken. But I'm a good girl most of the time. I lost about 60 pounds and I've finally found an equilibrium where I can eat well most of the time and splurge sometimes without much regain.
Thanks for the advice on the relationship, folks. However, it's not making me feel any better. You are saying what I already know but don't want to face. btw, I don't want kids and probably not marriage. I just want to know that this relationship won't be in the same place in another year. We've been together a year and a few months. He says he'll never say never, but he's in a place right now that is good for him. It's just not necessarily going to be what I want. The problem is, I don't know what I want. Before I met him I was alone and fine. I never wanted marriage or kids and I was okay with that. Toss a guy I love very much into the mix, and now I have no idea what it is I want. I want him. Meh.


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FRENCHTOWN — A 41-year-old Doylestown, Pa., woman, Shannon M. Guinan, was charged on April 11 with one count of theft, one count of forgery and one count of utter false documents.
According to police, a Frenchtown resident reported checks missing from her home. Investigation revealed that Guinan was a friend of the victim and had access to the victim's house, police said.
After processing, Guinan was released and pending court, police said. Total dollar value of theft is $580. Patrolman David Voll made the arrest.


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When the State Education Department earlier today released student scores on this year's rigorous new state standardized tests, SED's accompanying statement stressed that the scores need to be viewed in context and should not negatively impact teacher, school, principal or district accountability. This suggests that SED is starting to hear what educators, parents and students have been saying — most powerfully, at the One Voice United rally in June — and in many other forums.
These acknowledgments by SED show the impact that NYSUT's advocacy, in concert with parents statewide, has had in asserting the need for common sense in the use of state standardized test scores. Going forward, input from practitioners and parents is essential. As NYSUT President Dick Iannuzzi says in his statement today: "Now, more than ever, the voices of parents and educators must be part of the conversation, and education policies must be based on trust, collaboration and respect. Common sense should guide decision-making. As New York state moves forward toward an effective transition to the Common Core, parents and educators are counting on a solid, thoughtful implementation plan that provides the appropriate time, professional development and resources needed to achieve the high standards that all of us – parents, teachers and policymakers – want and are committed to achieving. This is how New York state can get it right."
SED's press release notes that the results do not reflect a decrease in performance for schools or students "but rather a raising of standards to reflect college and career readiness in the 21st century." SED Commissioner John King underscored that in a comment to reporters: "There may be some who would use today's results to attack principals and teachers. That would be wrong."
NYSUT's message has been consistent — that it's essential to "get it right" when implementing new standards, curriculum and tests. SED's release said scores will not negatively impact district, school, principal, or teacher accountability. "No new districts will be identified as Focus Districts and no new schools will be identified as Priority Schools based on 2012-13 assessment results," SED said. "The student growth scores used in teacher and principal evaluation result in similar proportions of educators earning each rating category (highly effective, etc) for student growth in 2012-13 as 2011-12."
Last week, SED Commissioner King sent a memo to school district superintendents, urging them to recognize that this is the first year of the new assessments and recommending "judicious and thoughtful" use of the state's multiple measures evaluation system. SED also said it is providing guidance for districts to ensure that students are not negatively impacted by the new proficiency rates.
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The village of Paduli Scalo belongs to the municipality of Paduli, in the province of Benevento, region Campania.
The village of Paduli Scalo is 9,50 kilometers far from the same town of Paduli to whom it belongs.
To the municipality of Paduli also belong the localities of Calore Sandriani (1,93 km), Carpinelli (2,46 km), Case sparse (-- km), Contrada Cisterna (2,72 km), Contrada Femina Arsa (-- km), Contrada Iettacore (2,14 km), Contrada Montesanto (1,23 km), Contrada Orticelli (1,36 km), Contrada Sant' Arcangelo (4,47 km), Contrada Sant'Elena (2,77 km), Contrada Torre II (2,16 km), Contrada Torre Monte I (2,27 km), Contrada Torre Monte II (1,80 km), Ignazia (1,26 km), Mazzei (2,80 km), Minicozzi (6,94 km), Montecapriano (1,99 km), Montecapriano Carpinelli (2,15 km), Orticelli (1,32 km), Piana (6,24 km), Piana Ferrara (6,80 km), Piana II (7,36 km), Ponte Ladrone (6,92 km), Ravano (3,86 km), Saglieta (3,05 km), San Giuseppe (5,91 km), Torre (1,84 km), Vessichelli (7,22 km).
The number in parentheses following each village name indicate the distance between the same village and the municipality of Paduli.
Please notice that in what follows no statistic nor population data are available at the moment: the same are available for the Italian places having al least the status of municipalities ad for most of the villages too.
The distribution of the most commun family names is equally unavailable.
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- Map and road map of Paduli Scalo.
- A selection of videos about Paduli Scalo.
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Photos of Paduli Scalo
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Benevento - PIANO CAPPELLE - M U S A - macchina agricola del secolo scorso
Benevento- Piano Cappelle- M U S A
Benevento -piano cappelle - il M U S A
M U S A - trattore
La dormiente irradiata
Sunflower in the sun
Piano Cappelle - Istituto Tecnico Agrario "Vetrone" - Benevento
Piano Cappelle - Istituto Tecnico Agrario "Vetrone" - Benevento
Map and road map of Paduli Scalo
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New Orleans police are asking the public's assistance in finding an 18-year-old wanted in connection with a shooting in Algiers on Monday (Sept. 2) that left one man wounded.
Herbert James, 18, is wanted on charges of aggravated battery by shooting after he allegedly shot a man twice in the leg in the 2900 block of Bacchus Drive, police said.
According to police, the victim said he saw a red compact car creep up behind him as he was walking down the street that day about 4 p.m. Seconds later, the victim saw a man get out of the vehicle and fire several shots at him.
Police were able to identify James as a suspect after he was identified in a photo line-up. An arrest warrant has been issued for James, according to police. Authorities ask anyone with information on the whereabouts of James to call NOPD Detective Jessica Williams at 504.658.6040 or Crimestoppers at 504.822.1111 or toll-free at 1.877.903.7867.


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Every day for the next few weeks we'll be profiling a category from the UK Festival Awards, taking you through some of the nominations and generally explaining what each particular award is all about...
The battle of the breaks and beats has never been so brutal. With live dance acts and DJs both featuring heavily on festival bills this year, the genre has proven it's just as banging as it's always been.
Those with superstar status have long been looking over their shoulders at the new crop of talent that's emerging in the scene. But have the nu-ravers done enough to overtake the experienced mixmasters or live bands?
After successfully taking the honour home for the last two years The Prodigy haven't made the shortlist this time round due to a festival-free year, which means the prize is up to grabs for a brand new winner. But who?
Here's your lot to pick from:
Daft Punk
Chemical Brothers
Mark Ronson
Simian Mobile Disco
Groove Armada
LCD Soundsystem
DJ Yoda
Basement Jaxx
Having been nominated for the last two years, Basement Jaxx must be hoping to make it third time lucky after massive shows at V Festival and Global Gathering. But Big Beat buddies The Chemical Brothers (themselves a previous nominee) have released a new album and produced some colossal shows this summer, culminating in a Bestival headline slot.
Another dance duo in contention is Simian Mobile Disco. The producer pair had never played live before this May but have since built up an enthusiastic electronica following. However they will face stiff competition from Mark 'horns and breaks' Ronson with his academy of star collaborations and army of stellar covers.
The good ship Groove Armada could be pulling into the prize port with a succession of 'Superstlin'' shows at Lovebox, Isle of Wight and Rock Ness, but it will be hard to beat breakdown boffins Faithless, who stormed O2 Wireless and Global Gathering with stella sets.
It's impossible to write off the French dance factions too. Justice's rock-twinged electronica got thousands moving in the meadows this summer but French House pioneers Daft Punk treated the O2 Wireless throngs to a massive headline set.
It could be down to LCD Soundsystem to snatch it from the bigger boys though, after the five-piece's pumping dance-punk sets at Connect, Carling Weekend and O2 Wireless. Not if DJ Yoda gets there first. The genre-hopping party-starter proved as popular as ever at Bestival and The Big Chill with his choice cuts and cheesy tunes.
Which such a close selection it's down to the act that got you grooving the most? Vote HERE.


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West Jutland highlights
- Feel the power of the North Sea on West Jutland's wind-swept beaches.
- Take in the vast Wadden Sea National Park, a haven for birds and wildlife.
- Windsurf at the best locations in Denmark, Hvide Sande and Ringkøbing Fjord.
- Visit the artistic town of Herning with its galleries and museums.
- Get lost in Denmark's biggest dunes and heathland on Jutland's West Coast.
Further reading
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Acta Cryst. (2012). E68, o2425 [ doi:10.1107/S1600536812030711 ]
Abstract: In the title compound, C17H17NO4, the dihedral angle between the two aromatic rings is 59.64 (5)°. The (methoxyimino)ethanoic acid fragment is nearly perpendicular to the attached benzene ring [dihedral angle = 81.07 (4)°]. In the crystal, pairs of O-HO hydrogen bonds between carboxy groups link molecules into inversion dimers. In addition, - stacking interactions between inversion-related benzene rings are observed [centroid-centroid distance = 3.702 (1) Å].
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