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Beefs 2014: Anderson Cooper and Billy Corgan Get into a War of Words
Published Oct 31, 2014Outside of carrying on his version of the Smashing Pumpkins and releasing experimental solo albums, alt icon Billy Corgan has spent some of his free time in weird ways, like posing for the cover of a cat magazine in Chicago and appearing in a wrestling-themed commercial for a furniture store. Of of all the people piling on poor Billy for his hilarious choices, we'd have to say we're most surprised that Anderson Cooper joined the fold.
On Anderson Cooper 360, the host called out Corgan during a segment called "RidiCulist." He suggested Corgan is "off his alternative rocker," pontificating that "maybe there's more to this, maybe he's being ironic, or maybe when the cool rock stars start doing less rock starry things, it kind of makes us face our own morality."
He added, "See I want R.E.M. to stay just the way I know and love them, I don't want 'Everybody Hurts' to suddenly be used in an Excedrin commercial. I don't ever want to see a product called Eddie Vedder's Prune Jam. I want to see neither Stephen Malkmus nor Thom Yorke on the cover of AARP magazine."
While it all seemed innocuous enough, Corgan took to Twitter to blast Cooper. Along with pointing out that he still makes real music, the Pumpkins leader went a step further and implicated Cooper in spreading globalism.
@andersoncooper Sorry to disappoint, but when I'm not raising cain for a great organization like @PAWSchicago, I'm still making REAL music— Billy Corgan (@Billy) October 31, 2014
Real music and fundraising aside, there's no denying just how ridiculous Corgan's furniture commercial really is. Watch it below.
@andersoncooper I realize you're too busy being a globalist shill to know the difference, but there are those of us who do as we like— Billy Corgan (@Billy) October 31, 2014
Thanks to Consequence of Sound for the tip.


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Thank you Jason. I'm glad we know what we're dealing with. I'll try to be super-careful until you folks can come up with a good solution.
While you're at it, there seems to be a problem with focus at times. I often find I have to click on another field before I can input into the first field in a panel. There is also the intermittent nagging problem of have to select a repeating behavior twice (the first time says he have to make a selection even though you already have). Maybe it only happens in Code view. I think I asked about this once before and it was determined to be a DW problem.


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British Dental Association handbook on Children and the Dental Team, 28/08/18 [W/E/NI/S]
The British Dental Association (DBA) has produced resources for dental teams on safeguarding children.
This educational resource will give you an introduction to safeguarding children in dental practice. If you are a child protection trainer who works with dental teams, you may also find some information of interest.
You can download the resource from the DBA website.


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The Latin Mass Community at Saint Aloysius' Caulfield commissioned some restoration of its church interior in time for Holy Week this year. This large church, constructed in 1923, has grown quite tired after a succession of unsympathetic redecorations. One of the sadder features was the High altar: an Omaru stone structure, but which was painted off-white some years ago. The apse wall behind the altar had been painted the same colour, effectively decreasing the altar's prominence. Although never an altar of great beauty, it was nevertheless felt that its appearance could be significantly improved.
The Melbourne firm of Mulholland Restoration and Decorating, which has restored many historic churches in the Archdiocese of Melbourne, was engaged to re-ornament the altar, in conjunction with the Saint Bede Studio. Because cost was a constraining factor, stripping the paint from the altar was deemed impossible. Parts of the stonework were also assessed as being in a quite deteriorated state. Instead, Mulhollands gave the altar a faux-stone treatment, giving it the appearance and texture of sandstone. This work having been carried out, the ornamental work of the altar was treated with a gold medium. To enhance the effect of this work, the apse wall behind the altar was painted white, whilst the string course separating the upper and lower levels of the sanctuary wall and the adjacent columns were also given the faux-stone treatment.
At the same time, the Saint Bede Studio prepared a number of altar frontals.
The results are seen in the photographs below (thanks to Dr Chris Steward). Note that some of the photographs may appear to slightly exaggerate the depth of the sandstone colour.
The results are seen in the photographs below (thanks to Dr Chris Steward). Note that some of the photographs may appear to slightly exaggerate the depth of the sandstone colour.
Click on each image for an enlarged view.
Beginning the stone treatment: the previous painted colour of the altar seen on the right.
Treating the bas-reliefs: David and Barry from Mulhollands.
Work on the column, apse wall and string course.
Goldwork to accentuate ornamental mouldings &c.
After the completion of the paintwork.
Altar frontal for Penitential Days.
Easter Morning, shewing festal altar frontal.
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Professor Mark Gillies
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Director of Research, Save Sight Institute
Dept. of Ophthalmology & Eye Health, University of Sydney
Chief Investigator and Innovator, Save Sight Registries
Save Sight Registries provide a secure, web-based platform for ophthalmologists to capture high-quality clinical data on patient treatments outcomes. The database is the only one of its kind to hold 10 years of data on treatment outcomes for neovascular Age Related Macular Degeneration. At February 2017 this equated to over 118,000 treatments for around 7000 patients and 8000 eyes.
Save Sight Registries enable current and emerging therapies to be evaluated for clinical efficacy, cost-effectiveness and safety. Our reports are read by clinicians, researchers, public health providers and policy makers seeking to fight blindness and improve patient outcomes.
Save Sight Registries support several landmark projects. These include Fight Retinal Blindness!, Fight Corneal Blindness!, Fight Glaucoma Blindness! and Fight Tumour Blindness! (in development).
Save Sight Registries are endorsed by the International Consortium for Health Outcomes Measurement (ICHOM) as a preferred tool for the collection of the minimum data set for Macular Degeneration and are a RANZCO approved CPD activity for clinicians in Australia and New Zealand.
The flagship Fight Retinal Blindness! project developed as a collaboration between the Save Sight Institute at The University of Sydney Australia, Centre for Eye Research Australia and Lions Eye Institute.
The neo-vascular Age-related Macular Degeneration (nAMD) registry at the core of the Fight Retinal Blindness! project has been implemented successfully in public and private health settings in New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia, the ACT and Tasmania, and internationally in New Zealand, Singapore and Switzerland. A pilot is being trialled currently in the Netherlands and anticipated to expand to Belgium, France, Germany and Spain.
Collaboration with international academic and private centres is expanding as participation grows internationally. Save Sight Registries welcomes into the fold the University of Zurich and Singapore Eye Research Institute.
Save Sight Registries are funded through a range of sources. Start-up funding was provided by The Eye Foundation (2008) with subsequent major research grants awarded by the National Health & Medical Research Council (2010) and Macular Disease Foundation (2016). The funding underpins registry support, development and research activities. The Registries have also received funding from Novartis and Bayer. All support is provided on a non-binding basis either as a research or educational grant.
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Please note that this is the same MIDI as included in the Rock! EZX.
This collection of MIDI grooves and fills covers the most fundamental needs in rock songwriting – tight, unpretentious and solid drums covering the whole range from midtempo to uptempo. Basically, the staple grooves you always come back to – not because they're flashy, but because they work and effortlessly fall in place. The way flawlessly performed rock drums should.
Rock! MIDI was played by Martin Kristoffersson, the drummer behind several widely popular rock oriented Toontrack MIDI packs.
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|NNOSE No. 1 : Black with multi-coloured narrow stripes
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Who NNOSE The Meaning Of The Internet?
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What a great idea! I, of course, just wear mismatched socks but now I don't have to.ReplyDelete
Heh. Rather a good idea, I'd say. I'm shuttering IrreX2 on the 13th, but I'll try to work a sock into the remaining schedule.ReplyDelete
Hmmmmm... I have doubts as to the success of your venture. The late, great Douglas Adams speculated that the reason for the constant disappearance of ballpoint pens was that the pens were slipping through a wormhole to a planet where ballpoint pens were the dominant life-form. I believe that the same is true for all those missing socks. The only way those orphans will be reunited with their mates is if they, too, slip through the wormhole and join their sole-mates in a world where socks are the Center of the Universe. I fear your well-meant attempt at digital reunification is doomed to failure.ReplyDelete
I do believe that you have hit on the fundamental purpose of the technological revolution of the 21st Century.ReplyDelete
Just for clarification to my comment of yesterday though, younger teen is currently wearing one black sock with purple toe and heel stripes, accompanied by one black sock with pale blue toe and heel stripes. This is normal!
Hate to be a party pooper, Alan, but I tend to match mine as closely as possible. After that, I just wear odd socks. I have caught people looking, before, but no one has ever mentioned the mis-match. Will this bring the internet down?ReplyDelete
Hilarious! But on a more serious note I think this also gives blogging a very real purpose.ReplyDelete
This gets better! I tend to subscribe to Roy's theory that odd socks disappear into another time dimension (or perhaps into the workings of my washing machine... is that why the old one blew up recently?) But I'm going to give NNOSE a go.ReplyDelete
Count me in! The Mister would be very happy if I could reunite his favorite sock to a closely matched new mate! :) I shall post it this evening. NNOSE...haha...you are brilliant!ReplyDelete
I'd donate them to a puppet master.ReplyDelete
Only one sock? That doesn't help me at all but it's inspired me to post. I'll link back. It's a boy thing by the way. I am in possession of all my socks, perhaps not all my marbles but definitely all my socks.ReplyDelete
Say, Alan...that's a particularly handsome sock you have there. I think you need to be careful of scammers though (another internet problem.) For instance, I may want your sock so badly that I pretend to have another one just to convince you to part with it.ReplyDelete
You're right! This could definitely go viral.ReplyDelete
Funnily enough, I just did some laundry at my mom's the other day and left a load in her dryer. Kevin picked it up for me on the way home from work the next day and my mom was in a tizzy because she could only find one of purple striped socks!
I will post a photo and tell the world of NNOSE forthwith.
Check this out Alan: http://hyggedigter.blogspot.com/2011/01/sock-it-to-me-nnose-see-below-for.htmlReplyDelete
I am such a bah humbug. My hubby buys the exact same socks every time. When one wears out, it gets tossed and when the pile of socks gets low we buy some more. And on it goes.ReplyDelete
OK dear Alan. I've posted my 'sock post' :)ReplyDelete
I never have that problem, thanks to the fact that my wardrobe is predominantly black. Even when the overall style is somewhat different, no one notices. Having said that, this is a remarkable idea nonetheless!ReplyDelete
I keep my orphans in a clothes-pegged bag next to my dryer. They look at me longingly every time I do the washing. You're a great humanitarian, Alan ... or a sockatarian, that is.ReplyDelete
Anyone got a pale blue one? See here for further details.ReplyDelete
ha ha ha....ReplyDelete
By George, you've got it. What a good idea. Eberle & I have a few candidates we may need to submit. Tho Roy's idea is pretty intriguing, too.ReplyDelete
Could your expand your order to gloves...and shoes...? We have several mismatched leathers.ReplyDelete
What a brilliant idea. I have a full bushel basket of orphans going back forty years that are grieving their lost mate.ReplyDelete
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Steven provided a warm welcome to the members and guests then quickly outlined the rules of the contest.
Contest Topic: Does size matter?
With eight keenly, creative capable table topics participants the competition was packed filled with quirky ideas of interest and exceptional moments of unpredictable entertainment.
Natalie Perzylo got into the topic quickly and took the affirmative side suggesting that size does matter especially when you have six dogs living in one house. This topic certainly had the members convinced that canine care is easier in an up-sized house.
Danny de Hek addressed the topic with conviction stating straight up that size matters when it comes to ice cream and then had the audience clearly captivated by the largest ice-cream in the world.
Weighing up her options carefully, Alannah Vickery chose to test our taste buds by discussing the topic in relation to tasty tomatoes. Alana presented a well balance argument suggesting that when it comes to tomatoes the bigger the better, as one cut across a slice of bread is just perfect.
Alana Bogart took a gentle but joyous humanistic approach to the topic reminding us that size does not matter when it comes to people, as we are all made differently in body, brain, heart and dreams.
David Cooper immediately lead this topic into examples of both tall and short people experiencing that potential postural pain in the neck, followed by an excellent message to reminded us all that it is important to have size appreciation in our lives.
Mark Glanville our master of white baiting told a fine fisherman's tale that had the audience right there ready to eat the nice crispy cooked catch straight off the plate.
Deb McAlpine presented a strong well-structured argument stating from the beginning that one size does not fit all. An excellent cross-section of examples presented in such a short time ranging from: petite to tall ladies through to lamborghini's and morris minors. Clinically concluded with "things are sized for a reason!"
Final contestant for the day was Brett Snow who also stacked an outstanding range of examples into such a short time frame. Brett touched on 3 important components where size can matter most to everyone: your health, your wealth, but most importantly your family.


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June 30, 2008 by Korshi
The Secret of the Ultimaton is the third of the Space Gods series, the other two being Are You a Starseed? and Space Gods Bring Love. I actually did it quite a while ago (a month, maybe), but due to not having a working camera didn't manage to photograph it. It's my least favourite of the three; I think I got the facial distances wrong on the space god, making it look a bit weird (in a not good way), and the overall look is too modern sc-fi, too matrixey… I was going for a more pulp, 70s psychedelic look. But I thought I'd bare all and show it anyway. The text is from The Urantia Book.


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Fragmentation is an important factor for improving downstream processes in mine operations. Six trials have been conducted at the Aitik copper mine to investigate the effect of ultra-short inter-hole delay times, i.e. smaller than 1 ms/m of burden, on fragmentation. Swelling, MWD data and crusher efficiency were also evaluated for trials. According to the results, the effect of examined short inter-hole delay times, i.e. 0.14 to 0.86 ms/m of burden, on fragmentation was found to be marginal. Delay time of 0.43 ms/m of burden resulted in slightly finer fragmentation and larger swell; however, the effect of short delays was overshadowed by the effect of small variations in specific charge.
Open pit mines constitute more than half of global minerals production. Yet most of the large, high-grade, and close to the surface deposits have been depleted or are currently in production. Besides, volatility in commodity prices and stringent environmental regulations limit the up-scaling expansions in large open pits. Consequently, the mines are determined to increase their operational efficiency in order to thrive. This has recently led to major metallurgical improvements in the processing of ores; whereas the improvements in mining of the said ores are relatively overdue in terms of efficiency and technological advancement. This thesis concentrates on the mining activities and their efficiency in open pits with a focus on drilling, blasting, loading, and crushing. As all of these tasks revolve around the fragmentation of run-of-mine ore, their relationships and efficiencies are explored within the context of fragmentation.
Fragmentation is a result of complex interactions between rockmass, blasting geometry, explosive, and timing sequence of blast holes. The influence of rockmass and timing sequence on fragmentation and efficiency are explored, as well as the target fragmentation for efficient loading and crushing. Moreover, the techniques for measuring fragmentation are evaluated as to whether they can benefit mines in terms of efficiency. As the circumstances in open pits are essentially site-specific, these issues are addressed as a case study of the Aitik mine in Sweden.
The research comprised four elements. First, the influence of rockmass fractures on blast results and downstream efficiency was evaluated via full-scale field trials. The fractures in and around the case study mine were mapped using a photogrammetric technique and six production blasts were adapted to the major fracture sets to evaluate the effect of initiation direction on downstream efficiency. Second, the influence of the timing sequence of blast holes was explored within the theories of stress waves interaction and their consequent effect on fragmentation. Theoretical and numerical solutions were accompanied by six field trials in full-scale to evaluate the influence of short delay times on fragmentation and efficiency. Third, an empirical study was conducted to correlate fragmentation to the efficiency of loading and crushing; this was done to define a target fragmentation for the studied case. Finally, the techniques to assess fragmentation were discussed both quantitatively and qualitatively.
The findings indicated that rockmass fractures have a significant influence on the quality of blasts and efficiency of downstream tasks. In the case study mine, adjustments to orientation of drill pattern and initiation direction of blasts suggested that careful experimentation in this regard can yield a favourable initiation direction with respect to existing discontinuities. Finer fragmentation and higher loading efficiencies can be achieved by adapting the blast designs to the existing fractures, which can lead to significant savings in the long run. On the contrary, the influence of stress waves interaction on blast results turned out to be marginal. Neither the theoretical and numerical solutions nor the field trials showed any significant improvements in blast results from short delays. In fact, it was found rather implausible to expect any noticeable improvements by using short delays.
The empirical method to evaluate target fragmentation proved useful as well. It was shown that by incorporating different data from various sources in a mine, one can follow the ore from muckpile to loaders and then to crushers. Having a qualitative understanding of the fragmentation, and by developing tools to measure efficiency, one can estimate what fragmentation is most favourable for an efficient operation. Finally, two image-based methods to assess fragmentation were discussed in terms of repeatability and statistical significance. It was found that the scatter in both methods is rather large, introducing a certain ambiguity in representativeness of their results. Admittedly, it was found that in matters of long-term efficiency, the number, size and representativeness of assessed samples are of more importance compared to the accuracy of individual measurements.


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Little Bride and Ring Bearer: Do you think they are indispensable?
It has been an age long practice to have the Little Bride and the Ring Bearer in the Bridal Train. Some sources say the tradition was born in Ancient Egypt, where it was customary for treasured jewels to be carried on ornamental pillows during wedding ceremonies. Others claim the tradition came about during medieval times, when Northern Europeans began to present the bride with her wedding ring on the tip of a sword.
Source: saphireeventgroup.com/blog/wedding-traditions-what-is-the-history-of-the-wedding-ring-beare/
Majority of ring bearers and little brides are boys and girls who are related or close to the couple. On average, most ring bearers and little brides are between 4 and 10 years old. These days the ring bearer and little bride's role seem to be quite flexible. We've seen ring bearers and little brides that don't carry rings or bouquet at all and instead showcase scrolls with messages like "Here comes the Bride!"
If you do choose to ask a young chap to accept the honor of being your wedding ring bearer or little bride, you're going to have to make sure he looks stylish doing it. There are so many different directions you can take wedding ring bearer and little bride style in these days. Whether you want him/her to look like your groom/bride's mini-me or a nautical little prince/princess, it's up to you.
As much as these little personalities can add glamour to the event, they could also be frustrated in the process and disrupt the proceedings. Some of these kids are sometimes coerced into neither playing these roles which they were not prepared for nor willing play. Some of little brides/ring bearer are usually seen sleeping in wedding services, some sob endlessly because they are confined unnecessarily to a routine they are not used to.
On the other hand, some have thrilled couples and well wishers at wedding services/receptions with their jaw-dropping dance moves. Besides these, other children present at such places can add humor to the atmosphere. Recently, a friend and her husband attended a wedding reception in Lagos-Nigeria with their two kids. The older one; 4-year-old caught the bouquet when the bride threw it. Such occurrence creates an exceptional moment for the couple and wedding ceremony attendees.
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Ladies 1's made an early away trip to Bedford. With a belly full of mince pies and energy levels at bursting point, we were eager to start the second half of the season with a bang!
Tactics this week shifted, giving Bedford little to room to breathe. We were all over them like a rash, squeezing them into corners and stopping their attacks at every opportunity.
We had a lot of forward play this week, keeping play high into the Bedford half. Each time play broke down, we took quick balls and continued our attack.
Our efforts were rewarded with our first goal. Faye passed a strong through ball to Harriette, who crossed it from the right to Pip in the middle. Pip snaked around their defence, finding Rosie who "twiddled" around the last defender and skilfully slipped it into the goal. A dramatic goal deserved a dramatic celebration & Rosie flung herself onto the floor, true football style!
Half time came, time to keep our focus and push on to find a second goal. Abi applied the SMART goal setting principle, and demanded our next goal came within the first 7 minutes!
With some fantastic distributions from Meg in sweeper role this week, we were able to transfer the ball from defence to wing backs and on. Our second goal soon followed. A sideline ball from Helen lifted over a Bedford stick down the wing to Harrie, who crossed into Pip, and again onto Rosie. Some more silky skills produced goal 2! Woohoo!
Dina put the evil eye on the game with her sideline commentary "Looking like we have this game in the bag...."
Bedford, with a renewed motivation (Dina giving them food for thought), were fast on the counter attack. A cross left into our defensive D, their player took a quick reverse hit, pinged into the top of the net. A fantastic strike, unstoppable by all - took the score line to 2-1.
Startled but not phased, we linked passes, kept our shape, & continued to work the ball back up the pitch. Bedford amended their tactics to reflect our formation, and were able to counter attack to keep the defenders on their toes.
Assuming the win in the dying seconds we had a momentary lapse in concentration.... Bedford kept their heads high & seized the opportunity! Their midfield crossed the ball from the left to a flying attacker who got a diving deflection, perfectly into the top of the net.
A frustrating end to a good game. Onto the next one ladies.
Mom and both goals to Rosie.
Stroppy pants to Vicky for moaning at midfielders to mark (quite right too!)
Dummy for Dina for tempting fate and assuming the win


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Huddled with three umpires in the eighth inning Wednesday night at Wrigley Field, Cubs manager Joe Maddon was fuming.
Yelling-face-to-face, pointing-fingers-in-their-chests, eventually-ejected fuming.
It turns out home-plate umpire Jim Wolf thinks he had a right to be upset.
With the Cubs leading the Dodgers by a run in their quest to avoid elimination in Game 4 of the National League Championship, closer Wade Davis was on the mound – a runner on base, one out and Curtis Granderson up to bat. On a 2-2 pitch, Granderson swung, and Wolf called him out on strikes.
But that wasn't the end of the at-bat.
Granderson argued with Wolf he nicked the ball for a foul, and Dodgers manager Dave Roberts asked the umpires to confer. They did, and without the aid of a review, the call was changed to a foul ball.
"After talking with the crew (I was told) the ball did not necessarily bounce, but it hit the ground the same time as (it hit) the mitt," Wolf told a pool reporter. "After hearing that, then I heard two distinct separate sounds. And after hearing from the crew that the ball did not bounce — it did hit the ground but it did not bounce — I basically talked myself into 'He did foul tip it.' ... And after looking at it, I was dead wrong. I talked myself into the whole thing."
The crowd booed with fury upon watching the replay on the video board, calming down slightly when Granderson struck out anyway on the next pitch.
But Maddon was still worked up about it an hour later when he sat in front of the media after the Cubs' 3-2 victory over the Dodgers.
"That can't happen," Maddon said. "The process was horrible. To have that changed, and if Granderson hits the next pitch out, I might come running out of the clubhouse in my jockstrap. That was really that bad. So you can't permit that to happen. The process was wrong."
Maddon said the umpires told him that the overturned call was based on hearing two sounds – one of which would have been the bat on the ball and the other the ball hitting the ground. He didn't buy that.
"When you have 40-some thousand people, it's late in the game, the other sound could have come from some lady screaming in the first row," Maddon said. "I have no idea. I can't buy that process."
Maddon said he felt he needed to argue so vociferously that he was ejected to stick up for his players. Davis, meanwhile, needed to take the opposite approach — thinking about his next pitch instead of the confusion.
"I was trying not to really get involved with it too much emotionally," Davis said. "Just stay focused."
His ability to do that kept the call from becoming an even bigger controversy.
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Where's the cash for GP specialist services?
You asked whether GPs are willing to negotiate a local deal with their PCOs to take up specialist services (May 5).
From my own experience in north Wales, I feel PCOs are unlikely to spend significant funds on the few practices that plan to offer such specialist services.
Dr FT Mwambingu


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By MERI R. KENNEDY Fine amnesty at library In celebration of Rhode Island Library Day on Saturday, April 13, the Cranston Public Library will offer fine amnesty at all its branches. Patrons may return overdue books and materials, and the library will
Fine amnesty at library
In celebration of Rhode Island Library Day on Saturday, April 13, the Cranston Public Library will offer fine amnesty at all its branches. Patrons may return overdue books and materials, and the library will waive the fines.
Fine amnesty only applies to items that are currently overdue. It does not apply to lost materials, future fines or fines that were previously assessed.
Other events taking place on Rhode Island Library Day include "Introduction to Microsoft Excel" from 9:30-11:30 a.m. and "Prep for Success: Career Choices" from 2:30-3:30 p.m. Both of these classes will be held at the Central Library branch. For more information, visit cranstonlibrary.org.
'Be The Light' for MAE Organization
MAE Organization For The Homeless, whose mission is to support and empower homeless and at-risk individuals through holistic healing programs for body, mind and spirit, will be hosting its fourth annual "Be The Light Gala" this month to benefit its programs and the opening of its Wellness Center.
The event will be held April 27 from 6-10 p.m. at the Park Theater, 848 Park Ave, Cranston. It will feature food from around the world, dancing and an auction with an array of items, including a trip to Portugal.
Tickets cost $80 and can be purchased on Eventbrite, by visiting maeorg.org or by calling founder and CEO Martinha Javid at 206-1451.
Egg Hunt to benefit St. Mary's Feast Society
Bringing family fun to the Knightsville community, Easter in the Park will be held April 2 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Green Field, located behind the St. Mary's Feast Society building. The event will feature an Easter Egg Hunt with Mr. Bunny and more than 2,000 candy0 and toy-filled eggs.
Attendees can decorate their eggs following the Egg Hunt at a creation station located indoors. There will also be an egg and spoon race, a balloon twister, bunny face painting and food for purchase.
The cost of the event cost is $5 per person if tickets are pre-purchased online through the event's Facebook page or $8 per person at the door. For more information, contact Bri Duffy at email@example.com.
Cleanup at Meschanticut Park
Ward 5 City Councilman Chris Paplauskas will host the fourth annual Earth Day Cleanup at Meshanticut Park on Saturday, April 20. Participants will meet in the Cranston High School West parking lot at 10 a.m. Trash bags and gloves will be provided.
Submissions sought for One Act Play Festival
Submissions are currently being accepted for Artists' Exchange's 14th annual One Act Play Festival. For consideration, send submissions of one-act plays of all genres by mail to Artists' Exchange One Acts, 50 Rolfe Square, Cranston, RI 02910, or by email to email@example.com. Include the name and title of the play in the subject line of the email.
The deadline for consideration for the festival is April 14. Those submitting plays are asked to include a cover page with their name, contact information (phone and email) and a synopsis of the play.
The festival will take place July 26 through Aug. 11 at Theatre 82, located at 82 Rolfe Square in Cranston. For more information, call 490-9475 or visit artists-exchange.org.
36th Almost May Breakfast at Woodridge
On Saturday, April 27, Woodridge Congregational United Church of Christ will host its 36th annual Almost May Breakfast in the church Fellowship Hall, which is handicap accessible and located at 20 Jackson Road off Budlong Road.
The all-you-can-eat menu will include eggs, frittatas, johnnycakes, waffles, ham, sausage, home fries, baked beans, strudel, muffins, assorted pastries, juice, milk, coffee and tea. Admission costs $9 for adults and $5 for children ages 3 to 10. Breakfast will be served from 8 to 11 a.m.
Tickets can be purchased at the door or in advance by calling Dan Blackford at 942-0662. Blackford can be reached Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Friday from 9 a.m. to noon. Tickets and more information are also available by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
National Prescription Drug Take Back Day at the Cranston Police Department's headquarters at 5 Garfield Ave. will be held on Saturday, April 27, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. National Take Back Day is a safe, convenient and responsible way to dispose of unused or expired prescription drugs. For more information, visit the federal Drug Enforcement Administration's Tack Back Day website, deadiversion.usdoj.gov.
Cranston Hall of Fame nominations
The Cranston Hall of Fame Foundation, a nonprofit foundation established in 1980 by the city of Cranston, is still accepting nominations for its class of 2019. The application form is available by contacting foundation president Frederick Vincent at email@example.com or by visiting the Cranston Public Schools website, cpsed.net.
A completed application form, along with a current resume, may be sent to the Cranston Hall of Fame Foundation, P.O. Box 3704, Cranston, RI 02910-0704. The Selection Committee is accepting applications until Thursday, April 18.
Successful nominations demonstrate distinguished achievements in one's chosen field of endeavor on a local, state, regional or national level. Past inductees have been graduates of the Cranston public school system with a minimum of 10 years since graduation. Selected applicants will be inducted at the foundation's annual banquet, to be held Oct. 25 at the Alpine Country Club.
Victorian Tea at Sprague Mansion
The annual Victorian Tea sponsored by the Cranston Historical Society will be held at the Governor Sprague Mansion on Sunday, April 14, from 2 to 4 p.m.
The tea will feature "Head to Toe," a presentation by Laura Johnson, curator for Historic New England, showcasing hats and shoes worn in New England from 1750 to the present. She will discuss the ways in which decorative dress for women and men has reflected social status and personal style, and the effects of fashion on New England's economy, workforce, environment and self-image.
The afternoon will feature tea and food offerings along with music by pianist Andrew Kaplan. Tickets cost $30 per person, and proceeds will assist the nonprofit Cranston Historical Society in its work to preserve the city's historic properties. Seating is limited, and tables for four and eight are available.
Sprague Mansion is located at 1351 Cranston St. Checks may be made payable to the Cranston Historical Society. Reservations should be made by April 10. To reserve a place, or to learn more, call 944-9226.
Senior walking club
The Cranston Enrichment Center is organizing a walking club with the Arthritis Foundation's "Walk With Ease" program. Orientation for new participants will be held Tuesday, April 23, at 10 a.m. at the Cranston Enrichment Center, 1070 Cranston St. Participants will walk the track at Cranston High School West starting at 9 a.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. The program will run April 29 to June 7. To register, call 780-6000.
2019 Cranston Rotary scholarships
The Cranston Rotary Club will award scholarships to one graduating senior from each of Cranston's high schools. Students are invited to apply to the scholarship before April 12. The scholarship awards will be presented on June 12 at the Rotary installation dinner. All applications will be reviewed by a committee of Rotarians. Each award will be between $500 and $1,000.
For more information, visit rotary.org. Completed applications should be submitted to Ray Butterfield III, The Cranston Rotary Club, P.O. Box 3723, Cranston, RI 02910.
United Way 211 at Central Library
The United Way of Rhode Island's 2-1-1 Outreach RV will be at Cranston Public Library's Central Library, 140 Sockanosset Cross Road, on the first Monday of each month from 9 a.m. to noon. The Outreach RV provides a free, confidential resource for assistance with housing, food, child care and other needs. For more information, visit uwri.org.
Pagano Foundation scholarships available
The Lt. Jim Pagano Foundation will be continuing its years-long tradition of awarding scholarships, providing $1,500 each to six seniors graduating from Cranston West, Cranston East and the NEL/CPS high schools.
The scholarships will be awarded to students planning to attend a bachelor's program in the fall and who best represent the values of academic achievement, extracurricular activities and community service as well-rounded individuals with a drive to succeed. Scholarships will be presented to the honorees at each of the schools' honor awards nights.
For more information or to apply for the scholarship, visit jimpaganofoundation.com.
Easter musical
Phillips Memorial Baptist Church, 565 Pontiac Ave., Cranston, will host this year's Easter musical, "The Power of the Cross," narrated by David Barber and Sally Riley. This moving performance will be presented by Phillips' Chancel Singers, soloists and orchestra under the direction of Dr. Martha Sobaje on Palm Sunday, April 14, during the 10 a.m. worship service. The church is handicap accessible. For more information, call the church office at 467-3300, ext. 1, or visit phillipschurch.org.
Summer jobs at Parks & Rec
Summer job applications will be available to download from the Cranston Department of Parks & Recreation's page on the city's website, cranstonri.com, through May 3. Applicants must be 16 years old by the time of employment and reside in Cranston. Applications from 15-year-olds will be accepted provided the applicant will turn 16 by June 24, when all programs and facilities open. Applications will be accepted for lifeguards, pool attendants, pool maintenance workers and playground counselors. Lifeguard candidates must provide certification or proof of class/re-certification if not yet certified.
Family Health Services at CCAP
Tired of ineffective yet expensive medical care? Check out Family Health Services at the Comprehensive Community Action Program. CCAP offers affordable, 24/7 professional family health and dentistry services. The experienced staff includes physicians, nurse practitioners and other healthcare professionals who are caring, compassionate and highly skilled. New patients are welcome. For more information, call 384-6007.
Famous Wheeler Clothing & More Sale
On April 12-13, The Wheeler School's Madden Gymnasium at 407 Brook St., between Angell and Meeting streets on the East Side of Providence, will once again transform into an amazing "pop up" department store – 9,912 square feet filled with bargains for the entire family, including new and gently worn women's, men's and children's clothing, accessories, books, sports gear, household items, antiques and the Designer Women's Boutique with designer labels at modest prices. The sale runs from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Friday, April 12, and from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, April 13. For more information, visit facebook.com/wheelerclothingsale or follow the sale's Instagram (@famouswheelersale) or Twitter (@Wheelersale) accounts.
Did You Know?
The holiday of Pesach, or Passover, is an annual weeklong festival commemorating the emancipation of the Jewish people from slavery in ancient Egypt. This year, Passover begins on Friday, April 19, at sundown and ends on Saturday, April 27, at sundown. (Source: April Fun Facts)
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Provision of Land & Assistance Amendment Bill [B40-2008]: deliberations; Liquor Products Amendment Bill [B22B-2008]: Rejection of NCOP amendment
Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development
02 September 2008
Chairperson: Mr R Mohlaloga (ANC)
Meeting Summary
The Committee deliberated on the proposed NCOP amendments to the Liquor Products Amendment Bill. The NCOP had proposed that in Clause 2, the wording be changed to provide that, instead of the current situation whereby the Minister would notify Parliament in writing of the appointment of board members, the Minister must consult Parliament before appointing a Board. A Member indicated that this was not unusual for some boards, and was not sure whether distinctions should be made between various boards. Other Members considered that this would be too onerous and would lead to delays. The IFP abstained from voting, but the e majority of the Committee voted against the amendment on the basis that it constituted an unwarranted encroachment on Executive functions by Parliament.
The Committee also deliberated on and adopted the Provision of Land and Assistance Amendment Bill [B40-2008], as amended. Prior to voting, the amendments were adjusted to accommodate an omission that had been made by the legal drafter in clause 4 of the Bill. Only one member of the Committee was opposed to the description of "historically disadvantaged persons" in place of "previously disadvantaged persons". The Committee voted unanimously in favour of the deletion of the proposed subsection 10(5), set out in clause 4, on the basis that retrospective legislation would be undesirable. It was specifically requested that the Department of Land Affairs (DLA) should report to the Auditor-General concerning all the land and property transactions that had taken place contrary to the provisions of the existing legislation. The Committee, having received a revised copy of the Bill, voted to adopt it.
The Committee specifically asked the Department of Land Affairs to ensure that the necessary capacity was in place in order to implement the Bill, once it was passed. The Director-General of the Department provided assurance to the Committee concerning his Department's readiness to effectively implement the Bill. The Committee also adopted a resolution to initiate assistance to those affected by the gale force winds and widespread fires in different areas within the Republic, and it was further agreed that that the Committee would visit some of the affected areas in
Meeting report
Liquor Products Amendment Bill (the Bill): Deliberations on NCOP Amendment
The Committee considered the amendments proposed by the NCOP to the Liquor Products Amendment Bill.
Amendment to clause 2: Insertion of "after consultation with Parliament"
The Chairperson read out the proposed amendment to the Committee and explained that in effect it would require the Minister to consult the National Assembly when appointing a board in terms of the principal Act. Prior to the amendment the situation had been that the Minister was required to notify Parliament in writing of the appointment of board members within a period of 30 days. The NCOP now wanted Parliament to be consulted before the Minister could appoint a board. This Committee was required either to accept or reject the amendment.
Mr N Singh (IFP) submitted that whilst consultation was necessary and had been practised with other boards, he could not understand the 'soft approach' adopted by the NCOP. To say "after consultation" did not mean that there would be "concurrent" decisions. If the legislation provided that something be done "in consultation" then there would be concurrence. He did not know whether Parliament wanted a situation where there was concurrence or preferred the 'soft approach' suggested by the NCOP.
The Chairperson felt that perhaps a motivation should be given for what appeared to be an interference with the Executive function.
Mr Singh responded that a number of boards had been appointed in consultation with the National Assembly as a matter of regular practice. The Minister had the final say about the appointment, but a list of candidates would be submitted to a Parliamentary Committee for consideration. It was important therefore for Parliament to have some say as well in a board of this nature.
The Chairperson pointed out that it was not possible to bring in a new amendment. The Committee could only accept or reject the NCOP amendment.
Mr Singh indicated that in that case, he accepted the amendment despite his reservations.
Mr D Dlali (ANC) submitted that the amendment was an encroachment by Parliament on the powers and duties of the Executive. It would give rise to a cumbersome process, considering that such consultation was to take place subject to paragraph (d) of the principal Act. All the processes leading to the appointment of the board would likely be subjected to the requirement for consultation, and this involved a great deal of labour for which Parliament had little time available. He believed that there was no need for this amendment.
Mr S Abram (ANC) also agreed that the amendment would create further bureaucratic problems and should be rejected.
Mr A Nel (DA) also agreed with Mr Dlali and Mr Abram. He felt that it was only important was for Parliament to know what was going on, and this was adequately provided for in the principal Act.
Mr Singh responded that he was not entirely satisfied and would abstain from voting on the clause. He submitted that it was important to establish a principle that would apply in all instances, instead of evaluating certain boards as more important and thus requiring Parliament to be consulted on those boards, whilst others were not seen the same way.
The amendment from the NCOP was put to a vote. The majority of the Committee voted in favour of the rejection of the amendment. Mr Singh abstained from voting. The Chairperson subsequently read out the Committee's report on the Amendment Bill. The Committee formally adopted its rejection of the proposed amendment.
Provision of Land and Assistance Amendment Bill (the Bill): Deliberations and Adoption
The Committee considered in detail the clauses of the Bill.
Amendments to the Objects of the Act
Mr Nel questioned the inclusion of 'poverty alleviation' in the objects of the Act, and cautioned that whilst there was no danger at present, yet in future this could be open to abuse. He asked what would happen if the legislation fell into the wrong hands, since it widened the power of the Minister.
The Chairperson responded that poverty alleviation was a fundamental objective in view of the Constitutional obligation that bound the State to address inequalities that emanated from the legacy of apartheid.
The Committee agreed to the objects of the Act.
Amendment to Section 9 of the principal Act
Mr Nel pointed out an omission in the amendment. The drafter had omitted the part on exemption from payment of transfer or stamp duty. This was conceded to be so, by the Department of Land Affairs drafters, and the Committee agreed to the amendment on the condition that this omission be re-inserted.
Mr Dlali appealed to the DLA to ensure that the version of the Bill that was put before the Committee was free of such errors.
Mr Abram suggested that a final draft that included the corrections should be put before the Committee to enable a vote to take place.
The Chairperson proceeded to put each of the A-version clauses for a vote before the Committee.
Clause 1
The Committee agreed to the amendment
Clause 2
Mr Nel (DA) objected to the substitution of "historically" for "previously" with regard to disadvantaged persons.
Clause 3
The Committee agreed to the amendment.
Clause 4
Mr Singh suggested the insertion of the word 'for' before the word capacity in the proposed subsection 1(b) (iii). The Committee agreed that this section should read as follows: The Minister may, from money appropriated by Parliament for the purpose of this Act…(iii) provide financial assistance by way of an advance, subsidy, grant or otherwise to any person for the acquisition, maintenance, planning, development, or improvement of property, and for capacity building, skills development, training and empowerment. [Underlining to indicate addition]
Parties then reported on their mandates in respect of the proposed subsection (5), which related to the concerns around the possible retrospectivity.
Mr Dlali, speaking on behalf of the ANC, requested the deletion of this proposed subsection.
Mr Singh indicated that the IFP also supported the position that the proposed subsection should be deleted. The IFP also wanted the Department of Land Affairs (DLA) to divulge any illegal transactions or acts that did not comply with the principal Act and to report them to the Auditor-General. The IFP would not support the inclusion of a "retrospective clause".
The Committee agreed that the proposed subsection (5) be deleted.
Clause 5
Mr Singh asked about the full meaning of the provision that spelt out the Minister's power to dispose of property, particularly where such property was no longer required for the purposes of the Act.
The State Law Adviser responded that since the Minister could only dispose of the property when it was proved that she or he no longer required for land reform purposes, this would provide a safeguard from abuse.
The Committee agreed to the amendment.
Clause 6, 7 and 8
The Committee agreed to these amendments, which were intended to clean up the Bill, and deal with the short and long title.
The Committee received copies of the corrected Bill
The Motion of Desirability was read out and agreed to.
The Committee, having considered each of the clauses, then adopted the Bill, as amended.
Other comments
Mr Abram reminded the DLA to pay attention to the need for capacity to implement the legislation. It would not be ideal for a situation to arise where the DLA acquired property but had not identified any beneficiaries. There was much that could happen if there were delays in the transition between acquiring property and transferring it to beneficiaries. This would prove to be costly to the State, if property was damaged or abused during this period.
Mr Thozi Gwanya, Director-General, DLA responded by giving the Committee his assurance that every effort would be made to ensure capacity for implementing the legislation. He was grateful for all the contributions that the Department had gained from the constructive criticism of its land reform initiatives. The Department had also benefited from the wisdom of those who possessed the necessary business acumen, and this had provided them with many invaluable insights. The Department expressed the hope that it would continue to learn from those who possessed the requisite skills and knowledge that the Department lacked. A mentorship programme was in place to accelerate skills transfer and ensure capacity building with respect to previously disadvantaged persons. These, and similar initiatives, would continue to be implemented by the Department to facilitate a successful land reform exercise.
Mr Abram also alluded to the extreme weather patterns in the coastal areas and in certain inland areas that had been ravaged by fires. A great deal of damage to livestock and property had resulted. Mr Abram proposed that the Committee should adopt a resolution that would initiate a process of rolling out assistance to affected communities and individuals.
Mr Singh and Mr Nel were also in support of this proposal.
Mr Dlali added that the Committee's resolution should take into account a co-ordinated and holistic approach that took into consideration the existing structures and processes involved in disaster management, to avoid conflict.
Ms C Nkuna (ANC) suggested that the Committee make an effort to be physically present in some of the areas where this devastation had taken place.
The Committee agreed to draft a resolution and to visit some of the affected areas in
The meeting was adjourned.
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Start your journey in Israel through the eyes of Avi Issacharoff as you visit his hometown, the neighborhood of Givat Shaul in Jerusalem. Learn the story of Deir Yassin, one of Israel's most notorious and simultaneously misinterpreted historical events. Continue to the Old City, stopping for a spectacular overlook of Temple Mount. Then ascend the Temple Mount for an inside view of Issacharoff's experiences as an undercover journalist and delve into the dangers and risks of such encounters. End your day with a visit to the Shoafat refugee camp.
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5 – FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS (NBC, October 3, 2006) "Pilot"
Often overlooked and criminally underappreciated throughout its five-year run, Friday Night Lights will still go down as one of the best TV dramas of all time. And not because of plot ploys or groundbreaking storylines, but because it's one of the most realistic depictions of family life ever attempted on screen. The pilot's subtle introduction of the core characters is achieved within the first five minutes of being thrown into this seemingly complex, but very real world. At first glance, the show is be about high school football in Dillon, Texas, but more importantly, it's about the family and community dynamic that goes along with it. Coach Eric Taylor and his wife Tami (brilliantly played by Kyle Chandler and Connie Britton) face real-life struggles that are beautifully crafted within the show's first episode. It was smart. It wasn't a gimmick. And it sucked us all into that locker room every week. Clear eyes, full hearts, can't lose, ya'll. - Sharon Tharp
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CSYHA Families,
The 2018-2019 sesaon Learn to Play season has been finalized and registration is being set up now. Expect the link to be active by 21 September at the latest.
Center State Youth Hockey Association offers great instruction at the SUNY Morrisville IcePlex, where players will develop the skills needed to play the game; for ages 4-8.
Mondays, 6 p.m. - 6:45 p.m. and Saturdays, 9:15 a.m. - 10 a.m.
Session 1:
October 27, 29
November 3, 5, 10, 12, 17, 19, 26
December 1, 3, 8, 10, 15
*No ice November 24
Session 2:
January 12, 14, 19, 21, 26, 28
February 2, 4, 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25
Just a reminder that we do offer a discount if you child registers for both sessions or if you do have another player registered on an active CSYHA team.
Instructors and assistants for the LTP program usually include members of the Blueline Hockey school, SUNY Morrisville Woments Hockey Team, CSYHA players and coaches, some times Cazenovia HS hockey players and others we are looking to lend a hand to the future of ice hockey!
We hope to see you on the ice this season!
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New Reception Parents Information
We look forward to welcoming you and your child to St John's in September. Below you will find links to all the documents that were included in your welcome pack. If you have any queries, please contact the School Office.
Governors School Development Fund Letter
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I've been a Stone Island fan since the late Eighties for its high level of pioneering fabric technology and exacting finishes, coupled with an intrinsic grasp of savvy-looking street gear. Its new Ghost line is all about sleek pieces cast in one colour but produced in multiple materials (even down to the iconic button on/off badges). Component panels are laminated before assembly, then overlapped to improve breathability and waterproofing.
The Tank Shield hood jacket (£1,095) in opaque polyester/cotton is a showstopper, while a stretch, garment-dyed cotton fleece crew (£200) and an olive panelled wool zip-top cardigan (£475) are low-key yet high-tech to the touch. A trench coat (£1,095) in olive or black has been created using multi-layer membrane fusion technology to make it super-weatherproof yet equally light. Those who prefer zero branding can simply button off the Ghost badge.


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Coleman Athletic Boosters
Welcome to the Coleman Athletic Boosters web page! We'll be posting fundraising info for the Coleman Jr and Sr High School sports programs.
- Booster Bonanza 16 (2020)! Booster Bopnanza #16 is on the way.......February 8, 2020! Very special guest this year is Howard Johnson....no,not the hotel chain but the third baseman Howard Johnson! HoJo played for the Detroit Tigers in the 1984 amazing season and also won a world series with the New York Mets! The Bonanza will once again be at The Great Hall Valley Plaza in Midland. Tickets are still the same at $45/single and $80/couple. Dinner, auction and raffle. Help raise money for Coleman Athletics. Social hour 5:00-6:00 PM, dinner 6:00 PM. Get your tickets at the High School Athletic Office or at any JV/Varisty home basketball game.
- Booster Bonanza 15 (2019): Update 2/11/19: Antoher great night at the Booster Bonanza! Darrell Evans was great and we raised a lot of money for Coleman Atheltics! We will clear about $22,000 fro the event which will go towards buying equipment, uniforms, etc for the Coleman High and Junior High School teams! Thank you to everyone who donated, sponsored and volunteered! Event will take place on February 9, 2019 at the Midland Valley Plaza Great Room. Special guest is former Detroit Tiger Darrell Evans!
- Comet Softball: Huge shout out to our Lady Comets Softball! Co-League Champ (5 years in a row), District Champ (5 years in a row), Regional Champ (5 years in a row), Quarterfinal winners (3 years in row), 2018 Semi Final winners and 2018 State Runner Up! Congratulations on a great season!
- Booster Bonanza 2018: Bonanza 14 has come and gone! Thanks to everyone who donated, came to the event and make it another success! We were able to clear about $23,000 for our athletic equipment budget! And thanks to special guest former Detroit Tiger from the '84 World Series team Larry Herndon!
- Admissions to High School Athletic Events: $5/person; to Junior High events: $3
- Family Passes: Are available from the athletic office for $175/family. A family pass purchases entry for all immediate family members (parents and school-age children; no college students) to normal, regular season, home athletic events throughout the school year.
Booster Bonanza 2019 in pictures. All pictures taken and provided by Bob Guiliani of Guys and Dolls Photography Clare, MI
Coleman Athletic Boosters Facebook Page
See All Booster Updates Here


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DENVER, LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. -- East Cocalico Police in Lancaster County had their hands full last weekend after getting a call for a 3-foot alligator in someone's backyard.
"I came out the door here and I was ready to step down and the alligator was on the sidewalk right there," said Dan Rogers, who found the alligator in his backyard.
Dan Rogers, of Denver Borough, says he couldn't believe what he was seeing.
"I said to my wife, there's an alligator out there and she of course didn't believe me, I said, no honestly, there's an alligator in the backyard,"said Rogers.
The alligator ran under Rogers truck and was pulled out with the help of three police officers.
"Our phone just kept buzzing off the hook and we had two different police officers calling us for assistance with this alligator who was loose and it had just actually been taken to jail, they needed us to come bail him out," said Jesse Rothacker, founder of 'Forgotten Friend Reptile Sanctuary.'
Jesse Rothacker with `Forgotten Friend Reptile Sanctuary` in Manheim, says the problem is a lot more common than one would think.
"We get calls pretty frequently," he said.
At least once a week to be exact.
Currently, Rothacker has six alligators --- all which were found roaming the Central Pennsylvania area.
Now he's urging Pennsylvania legislators to make changes to regulations that currently allow the purchase of exotic reptiles like the American Alligator from local pet stores and online.
"Pennsylvania is one of the only states in the country where we have no laws, no background checks, no training, no permitting, no microchipping, no anything preventing someone with about $50 from brining home a pet alligator," said Rothacker.
Something he believes is a classic case of animal cruelty.
"There's no way these guys would survive a Pennsylvania winter," said Rothacker.
"If anybody would take their pet dog and just release it somewhere in the wild in the middle of the lake and drive off they would certainly be charged with animal cruelty," said Rothacker.
David Fisher, with East Cocalico Township Police Department says his biggest concern is the safety of the community.
"The gator could bite somebody, could bite a child, or even someones pet, we don't know what it would do," said Fisher.
"Please end the legislative laziness, say see you later alligator, no more alligators as pets in Pennsylvania," said Rathacker.
Rothacker says he works with a rescue in Tampa Florida and is hoping to transport the alligators there to a better home by the end of the month.
Anyone with information regarding where the alligator came from is urged to contact East Cocalico Township Police Department at: (717) 336-1725.


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- 5 Bibi is trusting the Saudis because they are supposedly U.S. allies. I wonder if that is a sustainable plan, for anybody.
1. Former Ontario Liberal Premier Bob Rae: "Yellow Vests are the new Brownshirts, Blackshirts, and Whitehoods..."
#YellowVests are the new Brownshirts, Blackshirts and Whitehoods, vigilantes prepared to spew hatred and do great harm. If you want to debate you don't need a uniform.— Bob Rae (@BobRae48) January 12, 2019
2. Brazil says it recognizes Venezuelan opposition leader as president
SAO PAULO, Jan 12 (Reuters) - Brazil's government on Saturday issued a statement saying it recognized Venezuela's Congressional leader, who opposes President Nicolas Maduro, as the rightful president of Venezuela.
Maduro, who started a second term as president this week, has found himself increasingly isolated as countries around the world have called his continued leadership illegitimate.
Juan Guaido, the head of Venezuela's opposition-led Congress, said this week he was prepared to assume the country's presidency on an interim basis and call elections.
3. Yellow Vest protesters destroy 60 percent of France's speed cameras
Almost 60 percent of France's speed cameras have been destroyed or broken by members of the "yellow vests" movement, according to the country's interior minister.
Interior minister Christophe Castaner said in a statement that the cameras had been "neutralized, attacked, or destroyed" by yellow vests members, the BBC reported.
Some protesters have said speed cameras are merely a way to generate revenue for the government, and it appears many have taken action accordingly. Castaner said the protesters' damaging the cameras is putting people's lives in danger.
Photos of compromised cameras across the country have appeared online, showing their lenses covered with tape or paint to prevent them from working.
4. German journalist, Anja Reschke says press has a mandate to "re-educate" the citizenry
Swiss language source video HERE.
5. Israel claims Syria air strike, says hunt for Hezbollah tunnels over
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel acknowledged on Sunday that it carried out a weekend air strike on what it called an Iranian arms cache in Syria, and that it also completed a hunt for cross-border tunnels dug by Tehran-allied Lebanese Hezbollah guerrillas. [...]
"We have been taking action with impressive success to arrest Iran's military entrenchment in Syria," Netanyahu told his cabinet in televised remarks, saying this entailed "hundreds" of attacks over the past several years of Syria's civil war, in which Iranian and Hezbollah forces have backed the Damascus government against rebels and Islamist insurgents.
6. Wikipedia blocked in Venezuela as internet controls tighten
The study comprising 60,000 metrics has also identified a major network disruption affecting telecommunications infrastructure, coinciding with the other restrictions, that will have impacted Venezuelans' ability to communicate and access information during the previous 24 hours.
The restrictions are understood to follow a bitter Wikipedia edit war where editors put forward conflicting views, during which newly-appointed National Assembly president Juan Guaidó was listed as "president number 51 of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela."
Data also show that a number of local sites have been recently restricted, indicating that recent political instability may be the underlying cause for a tightening regime of internet controls.
Venezuela joins Turkey as the only other country known to block the entirety of the Wikipedia online encyclopaedia.
7. Police appear to gas peaceful Yellow Vests at close range (VIDEO)
🇫🇷 [HONTEUX] Alors que des manifestants #GiletsJaunes étaient assis sur le pont de Recouvrance à #Brest, un policier a utilisé sa gazeuse à une distance non réglementaire. Il a gazé les participants à bout portant pour les déloger. C'est interdit. #ActeIX pic.twitter.com/bcJhFWHCsw— La Plume Libre (@LPLdirect) January 13, 2019
8. Marine Le Pen: "When government doesn't want to give the people a political answer, very often, they bring a police answer"
Marine Le Pen responds to the government's threats to use force at Yellow Vest protests in an interview on Le Figaro's "Radio Classique" show.
9. "I will kill you and eat your corpses": Deported radical Imam told prison guards
Tunisian radical imam Mahmoud Jebali, who is set for deportation after coming to Italy as an illegal immigrant, threatened to kill prison officers.
The 31-year-old imam came to Italy illegally through the port in Lampedusa and was well-known to police having committed several violent crimes in the past. Italian authorities initially jailed him on a conviction for robbery but were finally able to expel him to Tunisia this week, Il Giornale reports.
While in a prison in Padua, the Tunisian is said to have become a leader among the radical Muslims with an officer from the Central Investigation Unit of the Penitentiary Police (NIC) saying, "He had never had a quiet attitude, he was controversial and arrogant with the agents, he had begun to intensify his religious practice so much that he became a charismatic leader for other Muslim prisoners."
"The Friday prayer ceremony was held in his cell and he dressed in the typical tunic of an imam," they added.
10. Ottawa: Driver alleged to have been in a collision days before Friday's bus crash
Multiple transit supervisors expressed concerns about Aissatou Diallo's suitability as an OC Transpo bus driver after two collisions on the road prior to Friday's fatal crash at Westboro station, this newspaper has learned.
And several operators are questioning how the transportation service is dealing with new driver road safety.
Aissatou Diallo, a driver who had been on the job for less than a year and remains on probation, was driving OC Transpo bus 269 en route to Kanata's Bridlewood neighbourhood from downtown on Friday when the bus crashed into the overhang of the bus shelter at Westboro station just before 4 p.m. The overhang sliced through the upper level of the double-decker bus. Three people were killed and 23 were injured. Police say the 90-passenger bus was almost at full capacity.
Diallo was arrested at the scene, taken to police headquarters on Elgin Street and questioned before being released unconditionally Friday night.


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Children diagnosed with cancer is always a can be a devastating experience for parents. Although adults and children can be diagnosed with cancer, the most common childhood cancers are acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, brain cancer and neuroblastoma.
Why Fundraise For Children With Cancer In Australia?
Fundraising for your child or a child you know of who has cancer can be a beneficial experience for the whole family It can help with any financial burden or stress you may be experiencing as your child undergoes treatment. Funds raised can be directed to cover costs such as:
– Medical bills- Although many public hospitals provide through Medicare free chemotherapy, there may be other alternative options available throughout the course of treatment that you would be interested in using instead. Having the option to go for private health care is always good.
– New Treatment- If there are recent studies and research on new alternative treatment that may be suitable for your child, you may require funds to help cover the cost to transport your child and to cover for any other costs involved. This may be useful for Australian families looking at treatment overseas or outer state.
– Transport- Often rural and remote individuals may experience a tougher time getting to a hospital that can offer chemotherapy treatment, or specialise in cancer treatment and research. For this reason, fundraising can assist in covering the cost of transport.
– Accommodation- If you are moving to another location either within Australia or overseas, you may require to cover ongoing accommodation for 3 to 12 months, depending on the stage of cancer and the treatment available. Having funds set aside for these costs can help remove the strain on the family and allow you and your family to focus more on taking care of one another.
Living Expenses- Understanding that as a parent you would want to keep the family together as much as possible, the funds raised from a fundraiser online can also be used to cover expenses such as everyday household food and bills. This is particularly important if you have other children to care for, if you are a single parent or if you become a full time carer for your child. There are many cases where one parent will stay with the child who has been diagnosed with cancer nearby the hospital, while the other parent stays at their residential home.
How Can I Fundraise For My Child?
Fundraising on your child's behalf can be very simple. PeoplePledge offers an online service that helps Australian families across Australia to setup a fundraiser online. We work with you to organise the content (your story) and the photos to help your family during this tough time. Donations are received online, and you will be notified every time there is a donation made. Being online, it is easy to track your progress of your fundraiser.
Example Of A Fundraiser Online
In February, Logan who is currently 2 years old was diagnosed with Neuroblastoma. Neuroblastoma is a form of childhood cancer that affects 1 in 100,000 children in Australia.
Logan's parents created an online fundraising page after being referred by another parent at the same hospital also going through a similar situation. They decided to create a fundraising page to help cover unexpected costs, caring expenses, medication and transport expenses that have added up as the family were originally based in rural NSW.
To learn more about Logan and his story, you can go to Logan's PeoplePledge fundraising page here: http://peoplepledge.com.au/2013/logan-rollinson/


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By Ghadeer Alaradi, Student Life Editor
Circle K is an international organization on campus dedicated to community service, leadership development, and is a friendship organization.
The motto of Circle K is to bring members of the community together and get them more involved through visiting and touring various organizations.
The impact of each member and all organizations have with each other within the larger community is important. Circle K helps students realize each member is responsible for what happens in their community.
For this semester, students should be on the lookout for fundraisers that are being planned.
Friday, Jan. 23 at 6 p.m. in the Field House is the wheelchair basketball game with the Detroit Diehards from the Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan (RIM). It costs $10 to play, and all proceeds go to RIM's adapted sports programs.
"We want to get more involved on campus so that people can hear about us and come volunteer with us when they can," said Teiana McGahey, the President of Circle K.
Circle K also plans on expanding their knowledge about the Dearborn and Detroit communities.
"I think that going directly into the some of the city's problem areas can show us what needs to be done to help out," said McGahey. "I believe that this group can help foster some really effective leaders.
Circle K currently has 12 paid members, and they are always looking for more.
One of Circle K's most successful events is the "Trick or Treat for UNICEF" fundraiser around Halloween. Circle K members left change collectors and raised over $200 for neonatal tetanus vaccines.
Members also got a chance to volunteer with over 15 different areas around the state including the Dearborn Animal Shelter, Penrickton Center, Starfish Family Services, etc.
Another event held by Circle K was volunteering with PB&J in Detroit. Members woke up at 5 a.m. to pass out lunch bags to those in need.
"I remember it was so cold outside but the people we handed lunch bags to were so friendly and so grateful, and the whole morning was just really eye opening," said McGahey.
"We all felt sure that there were so many things that need fixing, and of course still do, and I think that really sparked something that still keeps us looking for more," said McGahey.
It is extremely important for McGahey and the organization to look at the bigger picture and think about others sometimes rather than themselves.
"We get to learn so much, and we all do it together, so everything together just makes it all really powerful," said McGahey.
Anyone can attend the volunteering events; they do not have to be a member of Circle K. If anyone is interested in joining Circle K, contact McGahey at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Meetings are on Thursdays at 8 p.m. in 1225 UC, and anyone is welcome to stop by.


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Based on individual projects, the creation of print templates is taught until the different possibilities of textile screen printing in theory and practice. The focus is on the use of larger-sized (110 x130cm) printing screens. 2019W, Vorlesung und Übungen, 2.0 ECTS


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Piano Play & Learn Free Songs v1.0.249 [Vip]
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Play timeless piano classics and popular radio hits for free. No prior experience necessary! Yokee's Piano app is so easy to use, you'll be playing like a piano pro within seconds. Enjoy a rich songbook of songs across a wide variety of music genres like classical, popular hits, traditional and Kid's songs. With new free songs added daily you can learn new tunes, perfect your favorites, share them with the world and even challenge your friends to see who is the better pianist.
Key Features:
- CHOOSE: from a huge catalog across a variety of genres and themes.
- ACHIEVE: Once you've selected a song you can play it at the difficulty level of your choice (beginner, intermediate, advanced), practice the chords and create beautiful music.
- CHALLENGE: Once you achieve your best score, let the games begin by challenging your friends to play the same tune via Whatsapp, Facebook, Twitter, SMS, Email etc. and see who is the better pianist!
Whether you're channelling Mozart as you play classical masterpieces or working your magic with some killer-chords like a rock-star pianist, playing piano never felt so easy or fun.
Current most popular:
- Love Yourself by Justin Bieber
- Let it Go by Disney's Frozen
- Stitches by Shawn Mendes
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- Hotline Bling by Drake
- Für Elise by L.V. Beethoven
- A Little Night Music by W.A. Mozart
Introducing 'Lucky Piano' - pull the handle and win awesome prize every 3 hours!!!
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"Death will rise from the tide!" Level 80 Elite Tauren Chieftain once warned — and at BlizzCon 2010, the band's dire musical prophecy will finally come to pass. Everyone who attends this year's BlizzCon or purchases the BlizzCon Virtual Ticket will receive an exclusive set of murlocalyptic in-game items for World of Warcraft and StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty. World of Warcraft players will be joined by Deathy, a murloc companion decked out as Deathwing and doing his best to strike fear into the hearts of Azeroth's crustacean population. You'll also be able to display your tidal pride in StarCraft II with a Murloc Marine character portrait and a pair of deep-sea decals to emblazon on your units, each with a different terran, protoss, and zerg design.
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