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Children's Chapel
Every Sunday, from 01/07/2018 to 03/25/2018, 9:00 AM - 9:30 AM
At the beginning of our 9:00 a.m. service, children, ages three through seven, participate in their own liturgy of the Word, hearing Bible stories, praying and singing. Parents are welcome to accompany their children if they like. The children join their parents for the Eucharist at the Peace.


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Centipede Lawn Grass Seed has proved to be one of the best all around lawn grass varieties for most sections of the South... particularly the Southeast. Centipede seed varieties develop into a beautiful solid lawn. Centipede varieties require little to no chemical treatments growing well in poor soils, full sun or partial shade with little maintenance or fertilization.
When To Plant Centipede Seed
New Lawns - Seed a new lawn any time it can be prepared, except in late summer. Planting in Florida should be accomplished no later than the end of August due to the chance of frost damage to young seedlings.
Over seeding - Over seed your existing lawn with one pound per 5000 square feet. Depending on the existing vegetation seed rates should be adjusted to fit your specific needs. Higher seed rates will increase coverage on existing lawn applications.
Planting Directions:
Plant any time from March through July for best results. Plant one pound (16 oz.) Centipede per 2,000 to 4,000 square feet of lawn. Planting more seed will result in faster coverage.
Centipedegrass Information for Florida Lawns
Centipedegrass [Eremochloa ophiuroides (Munro) Hack.] was introduced into the United States from southeastern Asia. It is well-adapted to the climate and soils of central and northern Florida and is the most common home lawngrass in the panhandle of Florida. Centipedegrass is a slow growing, low maintenance grass with low fertility requirements. Centipedegrass grows close to the ground, is medium-textured and is naturally pale green in color. Overfertilizing to obtain an unnatural dark green color reduces its cold tolerance, increases long-term maintenance problems, and is believed to contribute to "centipedegrass decline."
Centipedegrass does very well in acidic and infertile soils. It has fair to good shade tolerance and good drought tolerance. It can be established from seed, sod, or plugs and spreads by stolons. Maintenance and fertility requirements are low compared to other turfgrasses.
Centipedegrass is highly susceptible to damage from nematodes, particularly ring nematodes. This damage limits the use of centipedegrass in south Florida's sandy soils. It is also subject to attack from insects called ground pearls . It has a naturally pale green color and is prone to iron chlorosis. It has poor salt, wear, and freezing tolerance. Stolons from centipedegrass have a high lignin content and contribute to a heavy thatch layer , particularly under high fertility rates. The grass is often subject to " centipedegrass decline ," for which a causal agent has not yet been identified. The decline is influenced by management practices and is enhanced under high fertility, high irrigation, and low mowing height regimes. Intensive management over a period of 4 to 5 years results in root dieback in the spring. This root dieback then reduces shoot growth and results in the death of large patches of the lawn. This condition is aggravated by thatch accumulation, which results in new stolons growing several inches above the soil surface. Proper management, with an emphasis on maintenance of a viable root system, is the best solution to this condition. This includes irrigation during drought stress, maintaining a mowing height of 1½ - 2 inches, prevention of thatch accumulation, and adherence to low fertility rates.
Centipede Grass Varieties
This is a low-maintenance cultivar that can be established by seed or vegetative means. It grows slowly and in a prostrate manner.
This improved cultivar has better cold tolerance than Common. It must be established vegetatively.
This cultivar was also selected for cold tolerance. Like Oklawn, it requires vegetative establishment, but is more tolerant of alkaline soils than Oklawn or Common.
This cultivar was released by the University of Georgia in 1997. It has good cold and freezing tolerance, and can be propagated by seed or vegetative means. It has a slightly faster rate of growth than other centipedegrass cultivars.
Released by Tennessee in 1999, this cultivar has the best cold tolerance of any centipedegrass. It is currently available only as sod, sprigs, or plugs. It prefers full sun but will tolerate some shade.
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Maintenance of Centipedegrass Lawns
Centipedegrass can be established by seed, plugs, sprigs, or sod. Planting centipedegrass as sod will produce an instant lawn that will establish more rapidly and be less susceptible to various stresses. Lay the sod in a well-prepared seedbed, fitting the pieces tightly together to avoid cracks in the turf. Wet the soil surface thoroughly prior to laying the sod. After the sod is in place water thoroughly and roll with a lightweight roller to ensure firm contact between the sod and soil. The entire area should be watered daily with ½ inch of water per application. Once the sod has rooted into the soil, irrigation frequency can be reduced to an as-needed basis. Although sodding is more expensive than seeding or plugging, good quality, weed-free sod will produce the best quality lawn.
Seed of centipedegrass is expensive, but the seeding rate is low and this method of establishment is probably cheaper than vegetative planting if time and labor are considered. The suggested seeding rate is 4 ounces per 1000 square feet. The best time to seed is during the period from April to July, since this permits a full growing season before winter weather. Fall seeding is undesirable because the young seedlings may not become sufficiently established to withstand cold injury during the winter. Centipedegrass seed is naturally slow to germinate, and may take up to 2 to 3 weeks. Soil washing due to heavy rain or excessive irrigations should be minimized by lightly mulching the planted area. Seed quality should be considered when purchasing seed for planting. Insist on seed with a purity of 90% or better and a minimum of 85% germination.
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Plugging or sprigging centipedegrass will leave open areas of soil, which are subject to invasion by fast growing, opportunistic weed species. Due to the slow growth habit of centipedegrass, diligent weed control measures will have to be used if this method of planting is used.
The best time to establish centipedegrass is during the spring or early summer months. This will enable the grass to grow in before cooler weather begins, when growth will be reduced. Seed may safely be sown until later in the year, but growth will again be greatly reduced in the fall. When establishing any grass, it is important to provide irrigation more frequently than is normally recommended. Until a viable root system is established, turf demands for irrigation are greater. It is also important not to now until the roots have had a chance to work down into the soil and establish themselves there.
Proper site preparation before planting is critical to ensure successful establishment. Refer to the chapter on "Preparing to Plant a Florida Lawn" for complete information. Centipedegrass is best adapted to a soil pH of 5.0 to 5.5. Severe iron chlorosis may occur if pH is above 6.5 to 7.0. Preplant application of wettable sulfur at the rate of 430 pounds per acre (10 pounds per 1000 square feet) can be used to lower the pH of some Florida soils 1 pH unit. Do not apply more than 10 pounds per 1000 square feet of wettable sulfur per application. Where more is required, allow 60 days between applications. Irrigate with 1 inch after each application to activate the sulfur. Lime is seldom required for centipedegrass .
Proper fertilization of any lawngrass is an important component of the best management practices of your home lawn. Fertilization and other cultural practices can influence the overall health of your lawn, and can reduce its vulnerability to numerous stresses, including weeds, insects, and disease.
It is advisable for homeowners to have soil tests done annually. Your local Cooperative Extension Service office has recommendations and bags for taking soil samples and submitting to the Extension Soil Testing Lab for analysis. In particular, phosphorous levels are best determined by soil testing. Since many Florida soils are high in phosphorous, little or no phosphorous may be needed for satisfactory lawn growth.
Established centipedegrass lawns have very low fertility requirements. Centipedegrass is a low-maintenance turfgrass and does not respond will to excessive use of fertilizer, especially nitrogen. Do not overfertilize centipedegrass with nitrogen to equal the color of St. Augustinegrass. Overfertilization of centipedegrass can result in centipedegrass decline, insect pressure, and thatch accumulation. As with any lawn grass, do not apply more than ½ lb. of water soluble nitrogen per 1000 square feet at any one time. Up to 1 lb. of nitrogen per 1000 square feet may be applied at one time, but at least 50% of that nitrogen should be in a slow-release form.
In general, two weeks following spring regrowth, apply a complete fertilizer such as 16-4-8 at the rate of ½ (water-soluble) to 1 (slow-release) pound of nitrogen per 1000 square feet. The three numbers refer to percent nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, respectively, in the bag. For example a 50-pound bag of 16-4-8 contains 16% nitrogen or 8 pounds total nitrogen. This bag will fertilize 8000 square feet at the rate of 1 pound of nitrogen per 1000 square feet. University of Florida guidelines for lawngrass fertility show a range of fertilizer rates over which a particular species may be successfully grown for various areas of the state. These ranges are included to account for individual homeowner preferences for low-, medium-, or high-input grass. Additionally, localized microclimate effects can have a tremendous effect on turfgrass growth, and a range of rates provides more opportunity to allow for these environmental variations. An example of this would be a typical home lawn that is partially shaded and partially sunny. The grass growing in the shade should receive lower rates of fertilizer than that growing in full sun. The guidelines are also separated into three geographical locations statewide as indicated in Table 1 and Table 2 . All rates are in pounds of nitrogen per 1000 square feet. For questions on how to apply these amounts, refer to the section in this book entitlited Florida Fertilization.
Fertilizer should be applied to centipedegrass in 1 to 3 applications fro spring greenup through fall. Do ot apply nitrogen too early in the growing season, particularly in north Florida, or subsequent frosts may damage the grass. Likewise, don't fertilize too late in the year, as this can slow regrowth the following spring. If applying water-soluble forms at the lower application rate, it will take more applications to apply the total amount of fertilizer needed for the year than if applying a slow-release fertilizer form.
As mentioned previously, one of the common problems of centipedegrass is a yellowing called chlorosis, which is usually caused by iron deficiency. This condition is most severe where soil pH is high (above 6.5) or where the soil contains large quantities of calcium or phosphorus. This yellowing is generally most severe in early spring, when daytime temperatures are warm but nighttime temperatures are still cool. Warm daytime air temperatures promote leaf and stolon growth, but cool nighttime temperatures limit root growth. The roots then cannot assimilate enough nutrients to supply the growing leaves, and the leaves turn yellow. As soils become warmer, this temporary nutrient deficiency disappears. Avoid using excessive phosphorus fertilizers unless soil test results indicate to do so. Iron chlorosis can be controlled by several methods. Soil pH can be lowered by regular use of acid-forming fertilizers such as ammonium nitrate or ammonium sulfate. These will render the iron more available to the grass. If the soil is naturally iron deficient, iron fertilization is necessary. Centipedegrass usually responds well to supplemental applications of iron. Chelated or ferrous sulfate iron can be applied evenly and easily with a hose-end applicator. Apply the ferrous sulfate at the rate of 2 ounces in 3 to 5 gallons of water per 1000 square feet. Consult the label for chelated iron rates. Fertilizers containing iron and a combination material of ammonium sulfate and ferrous sulfate are also available.
Do not apply nitrogen too late in the growing season, as this can slow regrowth the following spring. A general guideline for the last fertilizer application is mid-September for north Florida, early October for central Florida, and late October for south Florida. It is possible to apply potassium at a rate of 1 pound of potassium per 1000 square feet. This will help the grass to overwinter, tolerate cold temperatures, and green-up quickly in the spring.
Proper mowing practices are necessary to keep any lawn healthy and attractive. Centipedegrass that is actively growing should be mowed every 7 to 14 days at 1.5 to 2 inches in height. Mowing at this height promotes a deeper, more extensive root system that enables the grass to better withstand drought and nematode stress. Remove no more than 1/3 of the height of the leaf blades with any mowing (e.g., for a lawn to be maintained at 2 inches in height, mow when the turf reaches 3 inches). It is important not to mow centipedegrass at lower heights, as that will reduce the tolerance of the grass to heat, drought, nematodes, and many other stresses. It will also suppress root growth.
Clippings should be left on the ground after mowing. They do not contribute to thatch build-up, as is often assumed, but are actually readily degraded by microorganisms. They also provide a source of nutrients to the lawn, and can reduce fertility requirements if left on the lawn on a regular basis. A sharp and well-adjusted rotary or reel mower should be used.
Irrigation on an as-needed basis is an excellent way to water any grass, provided the amount of water is applied when needed. Irrigation is needed when leaf blades begin to fold up, to actually wilt, to turn blue-gray in color, or when footprints remain visible after walking on the grass. Apply ¾ inch of water per application, which will apply water to the top 8 inches of soil, where the majority of the roots are. To determine rates from a sprinkler system, place several coffee cans throughout the irrigation zones to find out how long it takes to apply ¾ inch of water. During prolonged drought, irrigation may be needed more often. Centipedegrass has good drought tolerance and will usually recover from severe drought injury soon after rain or irrigation. Do not over-water centipedegrass lawns as this weakens the turf and encourages weeds. Refer to the chapter "Watering Your Florida Lawn" in the Florida Lawn Handbook for additional information.
During extended periods of drought, centipedegrass may go dormant if left unirrigated. The grass will turn brown and stop growing during this dormant period, but will revive and resume growth upon irrigation with sufficient amounts of water.
Pest Problems
Centipedegrass is damaged by nematodes, insects, and diseases. You can obtain help in identification of pest problems and current control recommendations from your county Cooperative Extension Service office.
Weeds easily invade newly established or poorly maintained lawns. Grass weeds include crabgrass goosegrass, dallisgrass, annual bluegrass and torpedograss. Broadleaf weeds include dandelions, clover, pennywort, betony, oxalis, henbit and others. Refer to the section entitled "Weed Management" in your Florida Lawn Handbook for more information.
Several insects may damage centipedegrass, but hardest to control are scale insects called ground pearls. At the present time, there are no effective chemicals to control these pests. Lawn caterpillars, grubs, mole crickets, spittlebugs and sod webworms also damage centipedegrass. For more information, refer to the section on "Management of Insects in Lawns" in the Florida Lawn Handbook.
The principle disease affecting centipedegrass is brown patch, but dollar spot can be a problem. Both can be controlled with fungicides. Refer to the section on "Disease Problems" for additional information.
Nematodes can be a very serious problem on centipedegrass. These are microscopic worms that attack grass roots and cause the lawn to thin and eventually die. Areas of heavy infestation will show symptoms of severe wilt, even when well watered. The Extension Service nematode lab in Gainesville can diagnose whether nematodes are a problem by looking at a soil sample taken from the margin of the affected area. Proper cultural factors to encourage centipedegrass root growth will lessen nematode stress. This includes applying less nitrogen, providing less frequent but deep watering, and ensuring ample soil potassium and phosphorus. Refer to the section in the book on nematodes and their management for additional information.
Centipedegrass Decline
After a few years, established centipedegrass may develop yellowing (chlorosis) and/or dead spots as spring growth resumes. Numerous conditions may contribute to the problem and include:
High pH (>6.5)
Excessive nitrogen fertilization the previous year
Uneven soil surface from stolons being suspended above the soil and over a mat of thatch. (Such stolons never sufficiently develop roots and are killed by freezing weather. Alternating freezing or cool temperatures and thawing conditions exacerbate the problem.)
Root dieback or any environmental conditions which may stress roots, such as soil compaction, very low mowing heights, overirrigation, etc.
Nematodes and/or other disease organisms such as Gaeumannomyces, Rhizoctonia or Pythium species weaken the grass, making it susceptible to injury from otherwise normal conditions.
Some remedies for this condition are:
Check soil pH and adjust it if it's too high.
Do not overfertilize with nitrogen or phosphorus.
Follow recommended mowing heights and frequencies to avoid scalping or excessive thatch buildup.

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GOP Ads Go On Attack Over Border
TV Spots Slam Democratic Senate Candidates on Immigration Policy
New television ads by Republican Senate candidates in Arkansas and New Hampshire blame the recent surge of illegal immigration on Democratic support for "amnesty."
And in Maine, Republican Gov. Paul LePage is bashing his Democratic challenger for supporting government welfare for illegal immigrants.
The current immigration crisis...


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A newly-renamed terrace on Canberra's lakeshore will remind future generations that Queen Elizabeth II has reigned over Australia more than half its journey as a nation, Prime Minister Julia Gillard says.
Welcoming the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall to Canberra for the official naming ceremony, Ms Gillard said the Prince was a familiar visitor to Australia and its people saw him as a true and sympathetic friend.
"To the Duchess of Cornwall, I hope you have discovered the warmth of the Australian character in a land you will always feel welcome in," she said in front of hundreds of spectators and dignitaries at the former Parkes Place.
"Not far from here is found the writing table Queen Victoria used to sign into law the constitution."
Ms Gillard said one by one the terraces of Lake Burley Griffin had been named in recognition of reigning monarchs.
"Today the symmetry is made complete with the naming of Queen Elizabeth Terrace," she said.
The area previously had been named in honour of Henry Parkes, regarded as the father of the Australian federation.
The green space in front of Old Parliament House and two roads either side will now be named in his honour.
Ms Gillard said the terrace would be a lasting tribute to the Queen on the occasion of her diamond jubilee.
"It will remind future generations that for more than half our journey as a united nation, Elizabeth II has been our monarch," she said.
No one in the history of federation had shared more consistently in the affairs of the Australian commonwealth or followed them with deeper interest or goodwill, Ms Gillard said.
No head of state could be more worthy of this honour.
"And no nation could more freely or gratefully bestow it," she said.
The Prince and Duchess unveiled an interpretative sign to mark the renaming.
Later, in the company of Ms Gillard, Prince Charles met onlookers including Canberra woman Alyson Richards, who wore a t-shirt with an image of the Queen.
She caught Prince Charles's attention and gave him a packet of Tim Tams.
"Happy birthday for next week," Ms Richards told him.
"You're very kind," Prince Charles replied.
"What I've discovered is that you have to dunk them."
Later Ms Richards told AAP, "I think he's a real Aussie now."
The royal couple then proceeded to Government House where they were to have talks with Governor-General Quentin Bryce, Ms Gillard and Opposition Leader Tony Abbott.
Later they were to attend an official luncheon at the vice-regal residence.


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Sports Nite Out with Bob Costas - 2/12/09
The United Jewish Federation scored a touchdown for the third year in a row at its annual Sports Nite Out, held at Pittsburgh Hilton. This year, the host of HBO's Costas Now and NBC's Football Night in America, Bob Costas was the headline speaker for the event. Proceeds from the auction benefited UJF's beneficiaries both in the Pittsburgh region and around the world. Photos by Megan WylieRead More


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Looking to build a home in a tranquil setting? If so this is it. The property offers 2.00 Acres of beautiful oak trees, ferns covered ground, citrus trees, there is a building that is uninhabitable. It has electric, a well and septic.
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Metallica Open 30th Anniversary Concert Series with Jason Newsted, Other Surprises
Metallica treated the 1,200 lucky fans who found their way inside the Fillmore in San Francisco Monday (Dec. 5) to a memorable night as the band kicked off its 30th anniversary celebration with the first of four special concerts at the legendary venue. Monday's 20-song set offeried few hits but plenty in the way of of rarities and surprises.
With tickets sold to Metallica fan club holders only at just $6 a pop, or all four shows for $19.81 (that's in tribute to the year the band formed), it was obviously the hottest ticket in town. Fans traveled from all over the country — and most likely, the world — to attend the opening night gig.
The set kicked off with the instrumental 'The Call of Ktulu' off 'Ride the Lightning' and never let up over the course of nearly three hours, touching on previously unplayed tunes ('Carpe Diem Baby' off 'ReLoad' and the unreleased 'Hate Train') and covers of songs by Nazareth, Saxon and Diamond Head (four Diamond Head tunes were performed with Sean Harris and Brian Tatler from that band.)
The Finnish cello act Apocalyptica joined Metallica onstage for 'No Leaf Clover' and 'One.' Former Metallica bassist Jason Newsted rejoined his mates to run through 'Harvester of Sorrow' and 'Damage Inc.' midway through the set, and later returned for the final encore, 'Seek & Destroy.'
With Monday's show done and three more to go on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, expect even more rarities, special guests and other surprises. Recordings of all four concerts will soon be available here.


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What follows are individual profiles of federal agencies with a total work force of 500 or more employees. These profiles of selected indicators were created from data submitted by agencies in annual EEOC Form 462 reports, and the Civilian Personnel Data File (CPDF), which is maintained by the Office of Personnel Management (OPM).
Each agency's profile highlights the participation by race (including for the first time data on Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islanders and people of Two or More Races), national origin, gender, and disability status of employees in the work force as a whole, as well as in the agency's major occupations, supervisor and manager ranks, Senior Pay Level, career Senior Executive Service (SES) and the "feeder grades" (GS-14 and GS-15) to the SES.
The profiles include participation rates by race, national origin, gender and Individuals with Targeted Disabilities for persons who serve as supervisors and managers.[1] Additionally, the profiles include data on the participation rates for career SES positions. Since those supervisors and managers comprising an agency's First-Level Officials and Managers may constitute a large portion of an agency's available pool of candidates for higher level managerial positions, a comparison of the data on the participation rates of persons as they progress through the managerial ranks and into the career SES ranks can serve as a diagnostic tool to help agencies uncover and effectively address impediments to fair and open competition in the federal workplace and allow individuals equal opportunity for advancement.
In general, the data for the profiled agencies indicate that a comparison of the participation rates of women, Hispanics or Latinos, Blacks or African Americans, Asians, Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islanders and American Indians/Alaska Natives will show a decline from the First-Level positions to the Mid-Level positions and another decline from the Mid-Level positions to the Senior-Level positions.
The profile narratives also contain a number of measures related to the agencies' EEO complaint activities, including the number of complaints filed, complainants, closed complaints, merit decisions, findings of discrimination, and settlements. Also included are timeliness measures for various stages of EEO complaint processing. EEOC relies on each agency to provide accurate and reliable data for its complaint processing program. Although the EEOC reviews and analyzes the data submitted, each agency remains ultimately responsible for the accuracy of its own data.
Finally, each profile narrative offers data concerning an agency's success in implementing ADR activities at the pre-complaint and formal complaint stages of the discrimination complaint process. EEOC is firmly committed to using ADR to resolve workplace disputes. Used properly and in appropriate circumstances, ADR can provide faster and less expensive results while at the same time improving workplace communication and morale.
In addition to the government-wide profile, the following agencies have profiles listed alphabetically in this part:
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Teaneck Public Library
840 Teaneck Road, Teaneck, NJ 07666
Tel.: (201) 837-4171 | Fax: (201) 837-0410
Milton Votee Park
40.51 acres
Votee Park (formerly Central Park)--Historic photo
Central Park became Votee Park in 1958.
Votee Park, the largest completely developed park in Teaneck Township, is located in the north central portion of the municipality. The park covers the entire area between Queen Anne Road and Palisade Avenue from Colonial Court to Court Street. As the most extensively developed and heavily used recreation site in Teaneck, facilities include an in-ground swimming pool, a children's wading pool, rest rooms, an amphitheater, three soccer fields (two lighted), five baseball fields (two lighted with field houses and refreshment stands), a double handball court, four tennis courts (lighted), and a lighted, enclosed, two court basketball facility. Playground equipment consists of a merry-go-round, tot swings, horse swings, sandbox, two see-saws, a mini-gym climbing structure and spring toys. Two paved walking paths are in the park. The largest, measures 1.16 miles and surrounds the entire park. The smaller, measuring 1/3 mile surrounds the two lighted soccer fields. Two designated picnic areas are located in the park equipped with burners and permanent picnic tables.
Votee Park was originally named Central Park. It was renamed Votee Park in honor of Milton Votee in 1958, shortly before his death in 1961.
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Rokita Distributes Voting Equipment Funds to Elkhart County
Contact: AJ Freeney-Ruiz
Indianapolis, IN - Indiana Secretary of State Todd Rokita today distributed election reform money to Elkhart County. This was part of the latest round of funding Rokita's office is giving to counties from the federal Help America Vote Act (HAVA) of 2002.
Elkhart County received $448,855 in federal and state money, which was distributed by the Secretary of State's office. This latest round of reimbursements brings to $30.3 million the total distributed under HAVA to Indiana counties since Rokita's office began distributing funds to help pay for voting equipment upgrades resulting from the required phase-out of lever and punch card voting machines.
Rokita personally met with Elkhart County Clerk Stephanie Burgess to reimburse the county for the new AccuVote touch screen voting machines that will allow all of Elkhart County's approximately 100,000 voters in all 106 voting precincts to vote without assistance beginning with the 2006 May Primary Election. Elkhart County is switched from punch card ballots to optical scan machines in 2002.
"I'm thrilled to accept these additional reimbursement funds of over $448,000 on behalf of Elkhart County," said Burgess. "After completing the process of receiving proposals, viewing demonstrations, and applying for additional funding, Elkhart County has purchased the required equipment available for use in the primary election which is now 100% paid for with Federal and State Funds. I'm very pleased that the process is now complete and Elkhart County is prepared for future elections.
"It is great to see federal and state money being put to good use to help ensure fair and efficient elections for Hoosiers," Rokita said. "Elkhart County can now focus on other election matters."
Congress passed HAVA in response to issues in various parts of the country during the 2000 Presidential Election. HAVA requires states and counties to replace all punch card and lever machine voting systems by January 1, 2006. A number of Indiana counties are still eligible for additional funding.


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OTP Express
Target Audience: This course is aimed at experienced Erlang Software Developers and Designers who need to understand Behaviours.
Prerequisites: Existing experience using Sequential and Concurrent Programming with Erlang on projects.
• Use existing Design Patterns supported by Erlang and OTP.
• Apply Generic Behaviours, Finite State Machines and Event handler Patterns.
• Use the Supervisor and Application Behaviours Patterns.
• Write your own Design Patterns.
• Structure large Erlang based systems.
Goal: Design fault-tolerant systems.
Duration: Three days
Registration: 08:30 on 31 October 2011.
Venue: Business Center Bilpalatset
Description: You will learn the prevailing Erlang Design Patterns called OTP Behaviours. We will cover Erlang Design Patterns such as Generic Behaviours, Finite State Machines and Event Handlers. You will also learn how to develop systems using the Supervisor and Application Behaviours Patterns, so you can construct maintainable and fault tolerant software. Upon completion of this course, you will be able to extend it all, by devising your very own Behaviours.
Course Contents:
- Introduction
- Records and Funs
- Behaviours
- Generic Servers
- Finite State Machines
- Supervisors
- Event Handlers
- Applications
- Special Processes
- System Principles
- System Architecture Support Library
This section introduces the need and advantages of using middleware in the developmentof massively concurrent, distributed, fault tolerant real time systems in Erlang. It looks at Erlang's evolution, and how it helped form OTP. Further this gives an overview of the components that make up OTP. They are Erlang, a set of behaviours, and rules and design principles to use them. OTP comes with many ready built applications and tools useful for large scale software design. They are introduced in this section.
Records and Funs
Records and funs are used extensively within OTP and a refresher of the concepts and use is provided in this section.
Erlang processes display similar properties. In the Open Telecom platforms, these properties have been abstracted in a group of generic library modules, also called OTP behaviours. This section introduces the concept of behaviours, and through examples of abstraction, shows their need and advantages.
Generic Servers
Generic servers implement the Client-Server behaviours in OTP. This section introduces the most commonly used behaviour in Erlang based applications.
Finite State Machines
The finite state machines behaviour in Erlang is used to implement state transitions in processes based on incoming events. This behaviour is commonly used when implementing protocol stacks.
Supervisors are a behaviour whose only task is to start other Erlang behaviours and monitor them for abnormal termination. This is a vital section in understanding start and restart strategies in Erlang.
Event Handlers
Erlang has ready built event managers. Event handlers are behaviours who subscribe to events sent to specific managers, allowing several actions to take place based on one single event. Event handlers can be changed on the fly, as well as added or deleted from a specific manager.
This section introduces the application behaviour, used for packaging Erlang resources. Resources can vary from libraries to process clusters, and can be configured to run on a single processor or be distributed on a set of nodes.
Special Processes
There will be times where we want to implement our own behaviours, or for efficiency reason, use simple Erlang processes. This section looks behind the scenes on how behaviours are implemented, and explains how to implement your own.
The System Principles section describes how Erlang applications are coupled together in a release and started as a whole. Sections include creating release files, bundling up the software including the virtual machine, and running Erlang on target and embedded hosts.
System Architecture Support Library
The System Architecture Support Library was used in the first release of OTP to package tools needed for large scale software design. This section covers error logging, the report browser, alarm handler and overload module.
Jan Henry Nystrom
Jan Henry Nyström has been using Erlang for well over a decade. Having
come in contact with it at Uppsala University in the late nineties, he
started his PhD developing a tool that could automatically extract and
formally analyze the supervision structure of an Erlang/OTP application
from the source code.
In 2002, he became a research associate at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh. There, he was able to re-implement existing distributed Motorola applications written in C++ to Erlang. His research resulted in the publication of numerous papers and journal entries. In 2006, he joined Erlang Solutions as a Research and Training manager. His involvement is not only with training and research. He has kept his knowledge and experience up to date by being involved as an Erlang/OTP consultant and lead developer in many high profile projects.


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How local fiction writers regard the craft of writing and e-book publishing.
Youth Legacy Foundation: Promoting Volunteerism for Youth With Disabilities
A live, in-studio interview with the founder and board members of The Youth Legacy Foundation, a one-year old organization promoting volenteerism among high school youth with disabilities.
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LONDON (AP) — Bank of England Governor Mark Carney on Tuesday sought to shield his institution from being dragged further into a global scandal over the alleged manipulation of foreign exchange markets.
Regulators in Europe and the U.S. are investigating a number of banks in the scandal, leading major firms like Citigroup and Barclays to suspend traders. The scandal touched the Bank of England last week, when it said it suspended one of its own employees.
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The scandal threatens to be more serious than the one surrounding the rigging of the London interbank offered rate, or Libor. The investigation into Libor, a key rate underpinning transactions the world over, resulted in billions in fines for the banks implicated.
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Nappanee Ind.-based Gulf Stream Coach Inc. is marking the 15th anniversary of its ligthweight Ameri-Lite travel trailer with the launch of the brand's first 8-foot wide floorplan, according to a press release.
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Curator's Choice: Jeddito Black-on-yellow Bowl
October 2013
Anasazi (Ancestral Pueblo)
Scale relative to a human hand
Excavated in 1999 by ASM, under project directorE. Charles Adams
Text by E. Charles Adams
This is one of five purposely broken bowls found in the fill of a room at the ancestral Hopi pueblo called Homol'ovi I. They were likely deposited when the last groups were leaving Homol'ovi I for the Hopi Mesas, 60 miles to the north. Homol'ovi I is one of seven villages that form the Homol'ovi Settlement Cluster along the Little Colorado River, near Winslow, Arizona. It, along with Homol'ovi II, III, and IV, is incorporated into Homolovi State Park.
People living on the Hopi Mesas had access to seams of coal, and Hopi potters are the only ones in North America to have used coal to fire pottery. They still do today. The very high temperature, 1700–2000 °F (925–1090°C), produced by coal yields a high quality product that was much desired as a trade item throughout the ancient Southwest. Indeed, although most Jeddito Yellow Ware is found in northeastern Arizona, it has been recovered as far from the Hopi Mesas as southeastern Utah, northwestern Chihuahua, Los Angeles, California, and southwestern Oklahoma.This bowl, along with tens of thousands of others, was traded to the Homol'ovi villages for cotton and aquatic plants and animals from the Little Colorado River and its tributaries.
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The wide "banding line" below the rim of the vessel has an intentional break, typical of all yellow ware bowls of this period. Modern Hopi potters interpret the break as necessary to prevent the bowl's life force or spirit from becoming trapped. The distance from the banding line to the rim varies over time. On earlier bowls, the line is adjacent to the rim and on later ones it is progressively farther away.
The beautifully rendered exterior design also likely represents clouds and rain. This specific exterior design appears on other yellow ware vessels at Homol'ovi and at villages on the Hopi Mesas, leading to speculation that such embellishments functioned as maker's marks, signifying the pottery making group who produced these vessels.
From its founding, at about 1290, to 1365, Homol'ovi I was the largest and most important village in the Homol'ovi cluster. With the founding of Homol'ovi II, circa 1365, Homol'ovi I was likely surpassed. Each village had more than 1000 rooms at its peak. Jeddito Yellow Ware (named for a valley south of Antelope Mesa) began to be manufactured by 1325 on the Hopi Mesas. Soon great surpluses of this prized, coal-fired ceramic were being made and exchanged for products from throughout the Southwest, especially the Homol'ovi villages. Neutron activation analysis, which reveals the chemical makeup of the clay, indicates that 75% of yellow ware found at Homol'ovi I was produced in villages on Antelope Mesa, with 53% from Awat'ovi. From this analysis and the bowl's decoration, we deduce that it was likely brought to Homol'ovi I from an Antelope Mesa village sometime after 1365. The trading partners likely knew each other and may have been related.
The bowl shows only light use on the bottom and was intact until its purposeful destruction at about 1400. It was recovered from the uppermost layer of deposits in a room that had been filled with trash, likely by the inhabitants of adjacent households. This bowl and the others found with it were inverted on top of the accumulated layers of trash and struck on their bottoms, shattering them in place. Hopi oral history indicates that when groups were leaving a village, they would purposely break all of the pottery they could not take with them, leaving evidence of who once lived there. Such intentional breakage of pottery is not common either in the Homol'ovi assemblages or in the ASM collections, but other examples are present.
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1½ cups all-purpose flour
½ cup confectioners' sugar
¼ teaspoon salt
¾ cup (1½ sticks) butter, softened, cut into 1-inch pieces
Adjust oven rack to middle position. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Lightly butter a 9-inch square baking pan, then line with parchment paper. Pulse flour, confectioners' sugar and salt in the work bowl of a food processor fitted with a metal blade. Add butter and process to blend, 8 to 10 seconds, then pulse until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Press crumbs firmly onto bottom of the pan and about 1/2-inch up the sides. Bake for 15 to 20 minutes, or until edges are golden brown. While crust is baking, make the filling.
For the filling
4 large eggs
1½ cups granulated sugar
¼ cup all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
½ cup fresh lemon juice (2 large or 3 medium lemons will yield about ½ cup juice)
Grated zest of one lemon
1/8 teaspoon salt
Place all filling ingredients in the same food processor work bowl used to make the crust. Process for several seconds until mixture is well blended. Pour mixture over warm crust. Lower temperature to 325 degrees and bake for 25 to 30 minutes, or until filling is just set and very lightly browned. Let cool completely on a wire rack, or refrigerate before lifting paper lining from pan; cut with a sharp knife or pizza cutter. Sprinkle with confectioners' sugar before serving. Makes 12 bars or 16 squares.
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Canola oil spray
2 sticks unsalted butter, softened
¼ teaspoon salt
½ cup confectioners' sugar, sifted
2 cups all-purpose flour
Coconut-Key Lime filling
4 large eggs, slightly beaten
1 tablespoon grated fresh key lime zest*
5 tablespoons fresh key lime juice*
2 drops green food coloring
2 cups granulated sugar
¼ cup all-purpose flour
1 cup shredded sweetened coconut
Confectioners' sugar for dusting
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Coat a 13 x 9-inch baking pan with canola oil spray; reserve. For crust: In a large bowl, blend butter and next 3 ingredients with a wooden spoon to make soft dough. Press evenly into the prepared pan. Bake 15 to 20minutes, or until golden; cool on a wire rack.
For filling: In a large bowl, combine eggs and next 5 ingredients; blend until smooth with a wooden spoon. Pour mixture over the prepared crust. Sprinkle with coconut. Reduce heat to 325 degrees and bake 25 minutes, or until firm. Let cool completely on a wire rack. Freeze 10 minutes so they cut cleanly. Cut into bars. Garnish with a dusting of confectioners' sugar before serving. Yield: 3 dozen bars.
*Kitchen Ade note: If you can't locate Key limes, regular limes may be substituted.
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2 cups all-purpose flour
3/4 cup confectioners' sugar
1 cup unsalted butter, softened
6 large eggs
2¾ cups granulated sugar
1 cup fresh lemon juice
2 teaspoon lemon zest (optional)
1 teaspoon baking powder
½ cup all-purpose flour
Blueberry Sauce (recipe follows)
For the crust: Preheat oven to 350 degrees. In a medium bowl, combine flour, confectioners' sugar and butter, mixing until it comes together in small pea-sized pieces. Gently press the mixture evenly onto the bottom of a lightly buttered 13 x 9-inch baking pan. Bake until golden brown about 20 minutes. While crust is baking, make the filling. For the filling: In the mixing bowl of an electric mixer set to medium speed, beat the eggs and granulated sugar until smooth. Lower speed, adding lemon juice, zest, baking powder and flour, combining well. Pour the filling onto the crust and bake for an additional 25 minutes or until lightly brown and filling is set. (If the filling doesn't set in 25 minutes, reduce the oven temperature to 325 degrees, checking every 5 minutes.) Let cool to room temperature. Serve with blueberry sauce. Makes 3 dozen squares, depending on size of the square.
(This sauce is best made a day ahead of use.)
2 cups fruity red wine of choice
½ cup granulated sugar
1 cup water
¼ cup seedless blackberry jam, plus more to taste*
½ pint blueberries
In a medium saucepan, over medium heat, combine wine, sugar and water, cooking until mixture is reduced by half; add jam and blueberries. Remove pan from heat and pour sauce into a heatproof bowl. (The sauce will thicken as it cools.)
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Washington Post Implies, ABC Accuses Bush of Knowingly Misleading Public on WMD in Iraq
No Media Apologies for Bush-Lied Mistake
Liberals have been stirred up by Wednesday's Washington Post story by Joby Warrick which hinted heavily that the White House intentionally lied to the public in 2003 when it insisted that trailers they had found in Iraq were mobile laboratories to make biological weapons: "even as Bush spoke, U.S. intelligence officials possessed powerful evidence that it was not true."
On ABC's Good Morning America, co-host Charles Gibson embellished that hint into a full-blown accusation: "The Washington Post has a story today that says the President knew at the time that was not true." (The Post did not assert Bush knew.) Reporter Martha Raddatz did not correct Gibson as she lauded the story as "extraordinary." He then asked Raddatz if this was "another embarrassment for the White House." She agreed.
At yesterday's White House briefing, Scott McClellan said the incident was not an embarrassment for the White House, "it's an embarrassment for the media that is out there reporting this." McClellan said he talked to "one network" about the story and "they've expressed their apologies to the White House. I hope they will go and publicly apologize on the air about the statements that were made." Fat chance.
ABC responded with another story on World News Tonight - with absolutely no public apology or acknowledgment that Gibson was wrong. Raddatz stormed ahead with the Post story again, and concluded that administration officials "weren't answering questions" about how Bush and his top advisers didn't see the no-WMD report. There was no mention of ABC apologizing privately to the White House or McClellan's soundbite to that effect.
Raddatz's evening story ran again on Thursday's Good Morning America, and she again avoided Gibson's error by merely citing White House complaints: "Charlie, the White House says this was based on the best intelligence at the time and the White House has blasted the Washington Post and ABC for its reporting." Gibson offered no apology.
But both the Post and ABC omitted evidence that might drain some of the "powerful evidence" they were citing: there was more than one government-assembled team used to evaluate the trailer. There were three. The other two concluded they were mobile bio-weapons labs. (Their findings were eventually rejected by the government's Iraq Survey Group.)
MSNBC's Keith Olbermann fell on his face, like Gibson, asserting without evidence that Bush knowingly lied: "The President knew they weren't mobile weapons labs from the very start. How Nixonian is this?"
But at least Olbermann made an honest man out of Warrick by asking if more than one inspection team went in: "Did anybody go in later on and reach a different conclusion?"
Warrick acknowledged: "There were several groups that went in and looked at it. Two of them went actually before this team. They were Pentagon people, military experts, without as much expertise as this later group that went, and they all found things that they thought looked like possible weapons equipment, and so they filed those reports back to the CIA, and that's how this first impression came to be."
But there's no mention of this in Warrick's Post stories. On Wednesday, Warrick noted a May 2003 CIA report endorsed the bio-labs finding, but did not mention the other two teams of inspectors. On Thursday, Warrick reported "the White House does not deny the existence of the technical team's report but portrays it as a preliminary finding," contrasting that report with the 2003 CIA report.
It's ironic for ABC and the Washington Post to hype a story that
suggests the Bush team kept presenting information they knew to be
false or incomplete - when that's exactly what they have done here.
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At the Heritage Foundation, von Spakovsky emphasized that his devotion to safeguarding voter integrity had nothing to do with racial discrimination or partisan gain: "I'm not in this because I'm on a team. I believe in having fair elections, and I would never be willing to do anything that would encourage or allow cheating in an election. My interest is in making sure that the person who people vote for the most wins."
Yet many Democrats see his cause as a voter-suppression effort in disguise. Thirty-three states have passed some form of voter-I.D. law, the most severe versions of which demand government-issued cards with photographs and expiration dates. A driver's license typically qualifies, but many students, elderly people, and poor urban residents do not have one.
According to a study by the Brennan Center for Justice, a liberal nonprofit institute at N.Y.U. Law School, eleven per cent of the voting-age population lacks the kind of I.D. cards required by the strictest states. Eighteen per cent of Americans over the age of sixty-five do not have such documentation; among African-Americans the figure is twenty-five per cent. Von Spakovsky criticized the study for focussing not on registered voters but on all Americans who are eligible to vote. He cites rival studies indicating that the number of registered voters without I.D.s is negligible.
The vast majority of the lawmakers who have pushed for voter I.D.s have been Republicans. As Bill Clinton has put it, "This is not rocket science. They are trying to make the 2012 electorate look more like the 2010 electorate"—when many young and minority voters stayed home—"than the 2008 electorate." Clinton said that the "effort to limit the franchise" was the most determined "since we got rid of the poll tax and all the other Jim Crow burdens on voting."


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Linux System Administration class
Current: We're studying IP Tables and secure server installation, admin, and configurations. Upcoming sessions should further explore iptables command arguments.
Potential Upcoming Classes:
- Understanding Log Files
- Partitioning and Filesystems 2: EFI and GUID/Gpt Partitions
- Man Pages efficient usage and navigation (when to 'man-up' and when to cheat with gui edibles)
- Open-ended review of network configuration files typically found in the /etc directory.
- Git : Fourth class exercising the use of git on our local machines in sync with an internet-accessible git repository.
- Introduction to Git continues
- January 29: SSH into remote box, change password, clone git repo to local machine, create file and check git status Notes on github
- Text files and their purposes along with an introduction to vi and vim features.
- December 11: Partitioning and File Systems
- December 4: X11/Xorg
Xorg is not a GUI! What is it? (and why the fuck do you have to compile it from source for FreeBSD???) Understanding X Server/Client Using Xnest, SSH, VNC Understanding framebuffers Users, Groups, Permissions
General Info:
System administration topics include
- managing users, groups, and permissions
- monitoring and managing storage and file systems
- understanding the Filesystem Hierarchical Standard as a global namespace
- a tour of the Linux directory tree, with emphasis on commands
- monitoring and managing processes
- installing and configuring server software
- configuring and updating XOrg X11 GUI systems
- installing and configuring devices, firmware, and modules
- kernel tuning
- network configuration
- introduction to compiling a C program and using make, using chkrootkit.c as the example
- writing shell scripts
- command-line essentials
The principles are the same across all GNU/Linux distributions, but some distributions share common configuration approaches. The examples in these classes will generally reference both the Debian and the Red Hat approaches.
Most of the above topics require a sequence of two or more classes for completion. Such class sequences are progressive, and success requires attendance for all classes in the sequence.
Each topic stands alone; there are no dependencies among them. The assumption is that attendees are at least familiar with command-line shells.
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Good, bad or ugly, the sally port under construction on the southeast corner of the Mills County Courthouse has certainly caught the attention of Mills County residents and elected officials.
"We've been hearing all the comments," Mills County Auditor Carol Robertson said.
The news keeps getting worse for the Glenwood Public Library.
Last month, workers carrying out brick restoration work at the library uncovered additional masonry damage that could add more than $60,000 of additional repair work. Workers uncovered the damage as they removed bricks from the facade of the century-old building. City administrator Brian Kissel said the additional work brings the estimated cost of the entire project to around $160,000.
A Mills County jury has acquitted a 23-year-old Glenwood man of pimping and pandering charges. Colton Radford was found not guilty of the Class D felony charges at the conclusion of his trial last week.
Radford was charged with the crimes in March following an investigation by law enforcement officers of an alleged sex-for-cash incident they believed took place at a private residence near Pacific Junction in September 2012.
The cost of burying a loved one at the Glenwood Cemetery is going up Aug. 1.
Following the recommendation of the Glenwood Cemetery Board, the city council passed a resolution at its regular meeting last Tuesday, July 9, which establishes new rates for a variety of services at the cemetery, ranging from the opening and closing of graves to cremation and research of lots.
Many of the fees are being increased by around 15-20 percent.
The fee increase is the first in five years at the cemetery.
Construction workers were literally hanging from the rafters of the Davies Amphitheater last week as extensive restoration work on the 33-year-old facility got underway.
"Things are moving along down there pretty well," Davies Amphitheater manager Gordon Woodrow said Monday. "I guess we're talking another couple weeks for this first phase."
MALVERN - In an effort to revitalize the business district in Malvern, the Malvern Area Betterment Association (MABA) has accepted ownership of two neglected buildings located at 401 and 403 Main Street.
Both buildings have been vacant for many years and have fallen into disrepair. The previous owner of the buildings donated both structures, first erected in 1895 and 1910, to MABA earlier this spring. The 401 Main brick structure housed First National Bank in earlier years while the 403 Main building is commonly referred to as the "Wagon Wheel."
The much-debated roof repair work at the Glenwood Public Library will be completed this summer.
The Glenwood City Council accepted the bid of $97,866 from Omaha-based R.L. Craft Co. at its regular meeting last Tuesday, May 28.
The project includes repairs and replacement of the library's roof, relocation of three air conditioners from the roof of the library to the ground level and brick restoration work on the outside of the building.
Glenwood officials are hopeful some minor changes in the timing of the traffic lights at the intersection of Sharp and Locust streets will create safer conditions for children and other pedestrians crossing the street.
Glenwood Public Works Director Perry Cook told city council members last week the timing of the lights in both directions will be altered slightly at the recommendation of engineering consultants who performed a traffic study at the intersection last month.
A county-wide burning ban went into effect in Mills County at 4 p.m. Monday.
Mills County Emergency Management Coordinator Larry Hurst said the ban prohibits all open burning in Mills County, including within the boundaries of all incorporated cities.
"The conditions have been extremely dry over a long period of time," Hurst said Friday when announcing the ban. "In the past few weeks, our local fire departments in Mills County have been getting called out on numerous grass and land fires."
A block of South Grove Street in Glenwood will be blocked off for eight hours Saturday, May 11, to provide parking for a party at the residence of a Glenwood City Council member.
By a 3-1 margin, the city council approved Craig Florian's request to have traffic on Grove Street shut off between Coolidge and Green Street from 3-11 p.m.
Council members Susan Hircshman, Steve Fornoff and Cheryl Evans voted to approve the street closure. Kay LeFever voted against the motion. Florian abstained from the vote.
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(a) New Trial-Defined. A new trial is a re-examination of an issue of fact in the same court, after a trial and decision by a jury, or court, or by a referee.
(b) Causes Grounds for New Trial.
The former verdict or other decision may be vacated and a new trial granted on the application of a party aggrieved for any of the following causes materially affecting the substantial rights of the party:
The court may, on motion of an aggrieved party, vacate the former verdict or decision and grant a new trial on any of the following grounds materially affecting the substantial rights of the party:
1. (1) Irregularity in the proceedings of the court, jury, or adverse party, or any court order of the court or abuse of discretion by which either party was that prevented a party from having a fair trial;
2. (2) Misconduct of the jury Jury misconduct, and whenever any if a juror has been induced to assent to any general or special verdict or to a finding on any question submitted to the jurors by the court by a resort to the determination of arrived at by chance, the misconduct may be proved proven by the a juror's affidavit of any one of the jurors;
3. (3) Accident or surprise which that ordinary prudence could not have guarded against;
4. (4) Newly discovered evidence material to the moving party making the application, which he could not, with reasonable diligence, have been discovered and produced at the trial;
5. (5) Excessive damages appearing to have been given awarded under the influence of passion or prejudice, but when a new trial is asked for requested on this ground and it appears that the passion and or prejudice affected only the amount of damages allowed awarded and did not influence the jury's findings of the jury on other issues in the case, the trial district court, on hearing the motion, and the supreme court, on appeal, may order a reduction of the verdict in lieu instead of a new trial or order that a new trial be had unless the prevailing party in whose favor the verdict was given remits the excess of damages;
6. (6) Insufficiency of the Insufficient evidence to justify the verdict or other decision, or that it the verdict is against the law;
7. (7) Errors in law occurring at the trial and, when required, excepted objected to by the moving party making the application; or
8. If without fault or negligence on the part of the party aggrieved, such party is unable to obtain or secure a correct and complete transcript of the testimony and instructions given and proceedings had at the trial.
(8) If the aggrieved party, through no fault or negligence of its own, is unable to obtain a correct and complete transcript of the testimony and instructions given and proceedings had at trial.
(c) Time for to File a Motion for a New Trial. Any A motion for a new trial must be served and filed no later than the following time after notice of entry of judgment:
1. (1) Upon On the ground of newly discovered evidence, within 6 six months; and
2. (2) Upon On any other ground, within 60 days, unless the court, for good cause shown, extends the time.
(d) Upon On What Motion for New Trial Made. A motion for a new trial may be made upon on the files, exhibits, and minutes of the court. Pertinent Relevant facts not a part of in the minutes may be shown by affidavit. Either party may procure obtain a complete or partial transcript of the proceedings for use upon on the hearing of the motion.
(e) [RESERVED FOR FUTURE USE].
(f) Memorandum of Decision on Motion for New Trial. With all orders granting or refusing a new trial, the judge shall must file a written memorandum concisely stating the different grounds on which the ruling is based., and unless Unless the insufficiency or unsatisfactory nature of the evidence is expressly stated in the memorandum as a reason for granting the new trial, it must be presumed, on appeal, that it was not on that ground.
(g) Jury Verdict Vacated by Court. The verdict of a jury also may be vacated and a new trial granted by the court in which the action is pending on its own motion without the application of either of the parties, when there has been such plain disregard by the jury of the instructions of the court or of the evidence in the case as to satisfy the court that the verdict was rendered under a misapprehension of the instructions or under the influence of passion or prejudice.
The court, on its own motion, may vacate the jury's verdict and grant a new trial in the pending action if the jury has plainly disregarded the court's instructions or the evidence in the case is such that it convinces the court the verdict was rendered under a misapprehension of the instructions or under the influence of passion or prejudice.
(h) Upon On Trial to the Court. In granting a new trial in an action tried without a jury the court, without vacating the entered judgment if one has been entered, may limit the trial to one or more issues or to the taking of take additional testimony on one or more issues and shall must confirm or amend the findings of fact and conclusions of law or make new findings and conclusions. If a judgment has been entered, the court may vacate it and enter a new judgment or may amend it to conform to the findings of fact and conclusions of law finally made by the court.
(i) On Court's Initiative; Notice; Specifying Grounds New Trial on the Court's Initiative or for Reasons Not in the Motion.
No later than 15 days after notice of entry of judgment, the court may order a new trial for any reason that would justify granting a new trial on a party's motion. After giving the parties notice and an opportunity to be heard, the court may grant a timely motion for a new trial for a reason not stated in the motion. When granting a new trial on its own initiative or for a reason not stated in a motion, the court shall specify the grounds in its order.
No later than 15 days after notice of entry of judgment, the court, on its own, may order a new trial for any reason that would justify granting one on a party's motion. After giving the parties notice and an opportunity to be heard, the court may grant a timely motion for a new trial for a reason not stated in the motion. In either event, the court must specify the reasons in its order.
(j) Motion to Alter or Amend a Judgment. Any A motion to alter or amend a judgment must be served and filed no later than 15 days after notice of entry of the judgment.
Rule 59 was amended, effective January 1, 1979; September 1, 1983; March 1, 1997; March 1, 1998; __________________.
Subdivision (e) was repealed, effective March 1, 1997.
Rule 59 was amended, effective _______________, in response to the December 1, 2007, revision of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. The language and organization of the rule were changed to make the rule more easily understood and to make style and terminology consistent throughout the rules.
Sources: Joint Procedure Committee Minutes of _________________; January 30, 1997, page 8; September 26-27, 1996, pages 10-12; April 25, 1996, pages 18-19; January 25-26, 1996, page 19; September 30-October 1, 1982, page 6, and pages 8-10; April 15-16, 1982, page 8; January 17-18, 1980, page 4;November 29-30, 1979, page 18; May 25-26, 1978, pages 29-31; January 12-13, 1978, pages 12-14; June 2-3, 1977, page 5. Chapter 28-19, NDRC 1943; Rule Fed.R.Civ.P. 59, FRCivP; Rule Minn. R. Civ. P. 59.02, Minnesota Rules of Civil Procedure.
Statutes Affected:
Superseded: Section 28-1901, 28-1902, 28-1903, 28-1904, 28-1905, 28-1906, 28-1907, NDRC 1943; 28-18-06, 28-18-09, 28-27-27, N.D.C.C.
Cross Reference: Rules N.D.R.Civ.P. 50 (Motion for a Directed Verdict), N.D.R.Civ.P. 52 (Findings by the Court), N.D.R.Civ.P. 60 (Relief from Judgment or Order), N.D.R.Civ.P. 61 (Harmless Error), and N.D.R.Civ.P. 62 (Stay of Proceedings to Enforce a Judgment), N.D.R.Civ.P.; Rule N.D.R.Ev. 606 (Competency of Juror as Witness), N.D.R.Ev..


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February 3, 2013
New Windsor, NY
Henrietta C. Hawkins, 92, of New Windsor, formerly of Newburgh and New Bern, NC, died peacefully in her sleep on Sunday at Vassar Brothers Medical Center in Poughkeepsie. She was born in Jersey City, NJ and was employed at Metropolitan Life before coming to Newburgh in the early 1940's.
While living in Newburgh, Mrs. Hawkins thoroughly enjoyed working for Newburgh Savings & Loan and P. R. Mallory & Co., Inc. She excelled as a homemaker as well, with her love of cooking, baking and gardening.
Mrs. Hawkins also had great passion for dancing, photography, sewing, arts and crafts, and especially dark chocolate. During her senior years, she delighted in designing and building multiple homes in both Newburgh and New Bern and had a keen eye for interior decor. Her competitive spirit was evident during the Senior Olympics where she proudly won many gold medals. She also enjoyed time spent with her treasured cocker spaniel, Jenny. She is predeceased by her husband, Willis Mullen Hawkins and beloved daughter, Nancy Mae Kolch.
Surviving to cherish her memory is her son, Willis "Chris" Hawkins of Marlboro, NY; granddaughter, Lori A. Rumpel and husband, Mark T. Cruze of New York City; grandson, Michael R. Rumpel and fiance, Kasey E. Castetter; and precious great-grandson, Evan M. Rumpel, all of Baldwinsville, NY.
Funeral Services will be held on Friday, February 8, 2013 at 1 p.m. at the Brooks Funeral Home, 481 Gidney Ave, Newburgh.
In lieu of flowers, contributions in Henrietta's memory may be made to the Johnes Holden Home, 11 Balmville Road Newburgh, NY 12550.


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Quintessence wrote:This pet already hits fairly hard at low levels, so your predictions of it being a tough opponent seem spot on. It reminds me a lot of Major Payne's mechanical pet, so I'm pretty excited to see how it does at max level!
Exel wrote:I met it in battle yesterday and noticed it could do some crazy dmg. But on his big attack he missed my pet, so the problem is if opponent avoids that one attack it's game over.
Epicleptic wrote:
I'm curious though; why make Fluxfire Feline's 3rd abilities so similar?
Mccamio wrote:I recently leveled my Fluxfire Feline to 25, he is a #5 breed and of rare quality. So far I'm getting hits of 1700 - 1800 with Supercharge + Wind - up, against beasts this increases to around a 2800 hit. Also - Supercharge + Pounce hits quite hard vs. critters (up to 1200) which takes 1 less turn to set up. He is definitely quite the nuke
Misstic wrote:How on earth did you level right now with the exp so terrible? How long did it take?
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I am pleased to share some
great news about air service at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International
Airport that the New Orleans Aviation Board (NOAB) has been waiting for since
the impact of Hurricane Katrina. The federal government ranks U.S. airports
based on their passenger count. Before Katrina, New Orleans was ranked number
40 among the nation's airports. After the storm's disastrous affect, it lost
its ranking and dropped to number 56 in the nation. Our airport has been
steadily increasing its ranking over the years as the city has recovered. Based
on numbers published in July 2012 by the Federal Government, month ending April
2012, we are back to being number 40 among U.S. airports. This shows that
traffic is coming back and airlines are responding to demand and bringing more
seats to this region.
other good news, Armstrong International continues to outperform the national
average in passenger growth. When measured against comparable medium hub
airports, MSY is a +3.43 percent compared to a 1.23 percent nationwide. Though
slight, our airport is outperforming its own passenger stats over last year.
Looking at our latest numbers from June of this year, our year to date airline
passenger activity shows we experienced a 1.7 percent increase with
enplanements (passengers boarding aircraft) at 2,247,027 and deplanements
(passengers exiting aircraft) at 2,232,177. We are presently served by all of
the major airlines with an average of 121 daily flights to 37 non-stop
destinations on nine airlines. Southwest Airlines is our largest carrier with
33 percent of the passenger load at MSY. On January 24, low cost carrier Spirit
Airlines will begin service to Dallas from New Orleans with enticing fares and
even more importantly, Southwest Airlines has announced the addition of 1.5
million seats to New Orleans by March 2013 with Key West as a new destination.
I am often asked the question,
"How do we get new airlines to come to New Orleans?" The answer can be summed
up in one word – demand. Today, airlines battle a number of obstacles to
provide air service that range from high fuel costs (average U.S. jet fuel
prices are up seven percent to date in 2012) to low passenger load factors.
Airlines like any business must make a profit to stay in business. There are
two markets for air travel – business and leisure. When considering a new route
or additional service on a route, airlines are looking for a passenger base
that will yield the most profit and the preferred base is the business
traveler. They pay the higher fare for last minute reservations and prime
seating options on the aircraft and fly often. This particular passenger is more
abundant in a city that has many Fortune 500 companies, so the larger cities
often get the greatest amount of domestic and international service. In the
leisure market, the passenger is looking for the lowest fares and only flies
occasionally or seasonally. To make a profit with this passenger base, load
factors must be high. The strength of our market is who we are – New Orleans.
As a desirable convention and leisure market with a growing cruise industry,
New Orleans continues to see its service levels grow with load factors in the
70 to 80 percentile even with some of the lowest fares available. When the New
Orleans market becomes more of a business center with multiple Fortune 500
companies, we may see an even greater increase in service than we presently
Each year, the airport staff
presents business cases to airlines by visiting the airline headquarters and at
various venues, both international and domestic. In the last two years, the
airport has presented business cases to dozens of airlines in over 40 direct
meetings, including a visit to TACA Airline's headquarters in San Salvador and
Southwest Airlines in Dallas. The NOAB staff also attends annual networking
events such ACI-NA JumpStart, Network USA and World Routes. At the Routes
conference in Berlin last year, we held meetings with British Airways, Virgin
Atlantic, Condor, Monarch and Copa Airlines as well as many others. Next month,
the staff will attend World Routes in Abu Dhabi where more international
meetings will take place in an effort to promote both the city and airport with
detailed case studies, including revenue/cost projections specific to the
carrier's equipment and potential routing.
As you can see, we have been
very aggressive in seeking new air service for New Orleans. The NOAB will
continue to petition for new air service from legacy, low cost and
international airlines, while it creates an airport environment the community
can be proud of. We are committed to improving our ranking in the airline
industry even higher with a sustained increase in passenger growth.
Iftikhar Ahmad,
Director of Aviation for Louis Armstrong
New Orleans International Airport may be reached by clicking here. Check your
local listings for the air time of the Armstrong International Airport 30
minute television program, "Airport Alive," or view it on the airport website, www.flymsy.com, by clicking
on the "Airport Alive" link on the "News and Stats" page. You can now follow
the airport on Facebook.com/MSYAirport and Twitter @NO Airport. To find out how to be a volunteer at the
airport, click on "Ambassador" on the airport's website homepage.
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