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|2012-11-28, 10:51
|Link #21
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It looks like Smoker used armament haki on his jutte, and Vergo was still able to break it. Vergo's haki was no match for Law's DF ability once he got his heart back.
Law alludes to the "unforeseen power" the governments policy enacted in order to fill the gap of Akainu and Aokiji no longer being admirals. Perhaps the marines are also using smiles? Even crazier, like Vergo being planted by Donflamingo in the marines, what if Kaidou is actually an ally of the marines?
Looks like shinokuni has access to everyone now that the lab was destroyed..
Is the old lady taking care of Caribou the same one that offered Urouge an umbrella outside of Raijin island?
EDIT: probably not the same old lady, the one with Caribou has glasses and a round nose.
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|2012-11-28, 10:55
|Link #22
Okuyasu the Bird
Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Alberta, Canada
Age: 27
At first I thought it was awesome how Vergo looked completely encased in armament haki, then Law quickly outdid that by not only one-shotting Vergo, but cutting the entire tip of the mountain off with a single slash. That was incredibly awesome.
And here at the end we have one of the very rare times Doflamingo isn't seen smiling. To be exact I think this is the third time.~
|2012-11-28, 11:22
|Link #23
Senior Member
Join Date: May 2006
I think Law cutting Vergo also shows us that the ones who were considered rookies should not be underestimated at this point,they've come as far as new world,shit's getting serious,and VA is no longer a level that would be able to stop them with ease.
I know that there are no technical power levels in One Piece,but i think Oda's trying to show us something.
And it's either Law having a broken DF
Rookies are no longer rookies.
|2012-11-28, 11:39
|Link #24
Kamen Rider Muppeteer
Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Unknown
Age: 34
Ahahaha, Law so badass. Slicing Vergo while his haki shield is maximized with little effrort, along with the rest of the lab, and also making Doflamingo frown.
Also yay for CC getting clocked each time he says something dumb.
|2012-11-28, 12:20
|Link #25
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland
Age: 32
Here comes the new Era, Law and Luffy in this chapter are like the DX (wrestling metaphor...boom!) of One Piece.
I'd say Ceasar's face should and will tay the way it was after Luffy smashed it in, it will bring hilarity with it so why not.
Where in the hell is that coke addict Frankie???
I wonder if Luffy's armament tis stronger than Virgo's?
|2012-11-28, 12:23
|Link #26
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Canada
This chapter. THIS CHAPTER.
That was fantastic. He cut everything. I can hardly wait to see the wait to see the Supernova unleash their collective hell on the New World, if Law and Luffy are anything to go by.
There are only a few other moments in OP where I've screamed in righteous awestruck satisfaction after reading the chapter like this one.
- Luffy punching the tenryuubito
- Luffy first unleashing Jet Gatling on Lucci
- When Shanks and Whitebeard crossed blades, splitting the sky in two.
Which frankly is 4 more times than any other manga has accomplished. Which, now that I read the examples...I realise OP is great at putting the baddies in their place in the best ways.
|2012-11-28, 13:52
|Link #30
Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
This reminds me: Just for the record, I don't doubt the supernovas' strength. Never did, really. My argument was always that they couldn't topple the New World's major forces on their own. That's precisely why I don't object to them forming alliances among each other.... They have a better chance of beating their foes with appropriate backup. That being said, I am most definitely looking forward to the inevitable final clash against Doflamingo.
Oh, and another thing that occurred to me: Didn't gray_1960 argue that Law was too weak to be a threat for guys like Smoker and Vergo? Guess he has to eat his words now!
Again, Smoker let himself lose on purpose. Think about what Vergo said this chapter about how Smoker activating his ability makes him more vulnerable against strong haki users. It's pretty clear by now that the fight was just a distraction so Law could get his heart back. If Smokey weren't holding back, I doubt he'd lose so easily.....
|2012-11-28, 13:55
|Link #31
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Wow, even Zoro would have been impressed by that slice. I have to say that, although i've never been a fan of Law, he was great in this chapter. Of course his cutting technique impressed me, but even more so his speech directed towards Doflamingo. I just loved how that idiot stopped laughing at the end. And yes, Smoker was great as well. Like marvelB, I think that Smoker 'lost' intentionally. The circumstances are obvious.
However, with this chapter, the arc is pretty much over, isn't it? Vergo's probably done, Ceasar never had a chance anyway, so all that's left to do is get rid of the gas or wait in a secure place until it's gone. It's pretty obvious that Joker's henchmen are going to do something soon. The question is where and when, though.
|2012-11-28, 14:02
|Link #32
Senior Member
Join Date: Mar 2008
Surprising and a little disappointed Vergo went down so easily by Law...but yeah that cutting of the mountains and stuff was a little overkill lol Law seems a bit op now...hmm but that cutting technique...is it the same technique as Doflamingo's? For him to be able to extend his DF power to that distant is a bit off...
|2012-11-28, 14:08
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|2012-11-28, 14:15
|Link #34
Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
But remember that he needs Law's power in order to get back his heart. It wouldn't do much good if his heart ended up being lost forever due to Law being killed now, would it? Not to mention he could risk damaging Law's heart if he got serious while the organ was still in Vergo's hands....
|2012-11-28, 14:17
|Link #35
Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2007
Looks like this arc will be wrapping up very soon. Ceasar is getting dominated by Luffy, and Vergo seems to be pretty much done. Hardening his whole body and rushing with full force against Law looked like his last resort/ultimate trump card. And the moral of the story here is that the supernovas are no longer "rookies" or "underdogs". They've been sorely underestimated by the big players and that's proving to be quite costly for them. Doflamingo had a serious look on his face, which is indicative of the fact that there can't be any more messing around/taking this new generation lightly.
All in all, this was an awesome chapter.
|2012-11-28, 14:27
|Link #36
Senior Member
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Europe
Seems that I think very differently about Smoker and Law than many here.
Imo Smoker didn't have any chance against Vergo and only way to victory was to give heart back to Law.
Vergo was super strong, but Law is even more dangerous.
Smoker, Sanji < Law
Vergo's downfall was his trust on his armor which seems to be common for many haki user in this series, he just takes the hit even if it could be dodged.
|2012-11-28, 14:38
|Link #37
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Canada
I don't know how some of you are thinking Smoker's loss wasn't intentional.
Vergo blatantly pointed out Smoker wasn't playing to his strengths as per the usual, and was being overly "reliant" on his DF ability.
Which pretty much points out that if Smoker was playing for keeps, he'd be fighting in a completely different way. I avoid saying "fighting seriously" since he fought convincingly enough to take Vergo's attention away from Law & his heart.
Classic distraction strategy that usually involves a loss of some sort. The loss this time just happened to be Smoker himself.
|2012-11-28, 14:49
|Link #38
Senior Member
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Europe
^ So you are saying that beating Vergo breathless and then returning the heart to Law was out of question... ridiculous!
You people just don't wanna admit that Law is bigger than Smoker.
It was clearly obvious that at first Law was weak against Vergo because he held Law's heart. Smoker however was weak against Vergo for no excuse.
Smoker calculated that it is better to save Law's heart rather than fight in order to win, because odds weren't for him.
Law > Vergo > Smoker > Sanji
|2012-11-28, 14:53
|Link #39
Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
Dude, you're still missing the point. Just what part of "If Law dies, Smoker's as good as dead too" don't you get? And again: SMOKER COULD HAVE RISKED DAMAGING LAW'S HEART IF HE WENT ALL-OUT.
|2012-11-28, 14:59
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|2012-12-11, 07:42
|Link #23422
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Join Date: Nov 2012
It's probably going to be similar to what happened last year, we'll have an early January release, still in December, and then the next chapter will be in February. If you remember about last year we had 2 releases in December, the regular one at the beginning of the month and then another one that was released around December the 20th, although, the scanlation group at the time was a bit late with the first one and only released it on December 24th and the second one on December 31st.
Further more, last year we also had a regular size chapter and a small one, difference being that the December one was the regular sized one, while this year it appears like it will be the other way around.
|2012-12-11, 08:06
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|2012-12-12, 02:05
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Poland
Age: 32
Stuff like that can happen, so we should be happy that we got a chapter at all, rather then a month break.
|2012-12-12, 02:34
|Link #23427
Awe of She
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Orlando
Ah sarcasm, where would be be without thee...
Moka: *coughs several times before sniffling, pulling the covers up to her chin* ... Tsukuneee *whines*
Tsukune: I'm here Moka-san! *produces a cool cloth and places it on her forehead* How is that?
Moka: *gives a pained smile* A little better...thank you... *coughs again*
Tsukune: How did you get sick in the first place...
Moka: ... I think....biting you while you were sick...gave it to me...*coughs again*
Tsukune: *frowns* I told you not to...*dabs a cloth around her face to wipe the sweat* Why are you so stubborn sometimes...
Moka: You love me anyway...*sticks her tongue out at him*
Tsukune: *chuckles* ... very true, Moka... very true
Moka: *averts her eyes* ... do you... think that Dr. Tsukune could place a charm on me to help with my recovery...? *hopeful glance*
Tsukune: Oh? What kind of charm?
Moka: ... don't make me say it...*covers her face with the comforter*
Tsukune: *pulls the comforter back down to reveal Moka's blushing face* Hai, hai, one Tsukune Special Recovery Charm, coming right up... *leans his face down closer to deliver a kiss*
**Both of them give a start and look at the doorway**
Kurumu: ...n-no fair Moka, we're all sick too...!
Yukari: That's right, desu! *cough* No monopolizing the nurse!
Mizore: ... what a frightening cold this is...
Kurumu: *gives her a half-glare* You're a yuki-onna - you don't CATCH colds!
Mizore: ... *blushes* ...but we can get sick...
Kurumu: But it's not a cold!
Ruby: *dressed in a latex nurse outfit* Hai Hai~! All patients need to get back to their respective beds! *frowns at the protests from the other girls* Do you want me to take your temperature using my vines...? I can show you the other place to take it if your mouths can't be used...
Kurumu: *covers her bum* We're going, we're going already...!
Tsukune: Ruby! That's not a viable option! They are really sick!
Ruby: I'm so sorry, Dr. Tsukune! Please punish me later!
Tsukune: ... *sweatdrops* N-no, I refuse. And stop RPing 'Doctor' please, it's getting scary now.
Moka: ... you've been playing 'Doctor' all this time with Ruby...? *eyes flash*
Tsukune: 0.0 N-no! It's not what you're thinking at all!
Ruby: *has tied herself up with a roll of bandages* Oh Doctor Tsukune~ Please continue the check-up... Make it as 'thorough' as possible~
Tsukune: *blushes red* RUBY! STOP IT NOW!
Moka: ... perhaps I should give this cold BACK to you, Tsukune! *glare*
Tsukune: ... this was definitely NOT my intention...
|2012-12-13, 01:37
|Link #23430
Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2008
tsukune I guess likes all girls more or less from the other but still he has some feelings for each of them... but offcourse moka dominates all over them... especially the outer moka.... but as tsukune learned mokas past he developed strong attachment to inner moka too
|2012-12-13, 17:06
|Link #23435
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Join Date: Oct 2007
|2012-12-13, 22:05
|Link #23436
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Montreal
lol im for a TsukunexMizire myself. Moka is a very good character though she's a close second. i dont mind/not bothered he likes Moka more but either ending is fine. it was clear off the bat that Moka is the likely winner. Mizore unfortunately will remain a very close friend. the one thing i dont hope to see is him getting blood from the other girls as a powerup in the unlikely case the series takes a turn for the worse.
|2012-12-14, 03:30
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Working the bags...
Join Date: Mar 2009
Blame Ikeda on that because he had a perfect opportunity for Kurumu to exit the playing field in chapter 40. However, to quote a famous line, "Just when I thought I was out... they pull me back in." Instead he rejuvenated or upgraded her love and once again she's a total Tsukune-con...
|2012-12-14, 03:36
|Link #23440
Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Puerto Rico
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The first season of the J.J. Abrams-produced science fiction drama was shot in Wilmington, N.C. But this summer Warner Bros. relocated production of the hourlong show to the Lone Star state, which offers generous tax credits.
NBC Entertainment Chairman Bob Greenblatt said Saturday that scenery and storytelling also factored into the decision to shift the show to Austin. North Carolina also has lucrative incentives for TV producers.
"This has been a nomadic show," Greenblatt said during NBC's executive session at the Television Critics Assn. conference in Beverly Hills. "The show producers looked at that area, and the producers and Warner Bros. agreed that it would be great to move the show to Austin for a second season."
"Revolution," which was initially set in the Chicago area before moving on, opened strong last fall before falling dramatically in the ratings following a nearly four-month hiatus over the winter months. Producers are under pressure this year to restore some of the show's initial luster and promise, while at the same time controlling costs to sustain the production.
Texas has an increasingly vibrant film community, greatly benefiting that state's economy. So far this year the state has hosted more than 16 TV and film projects.
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New Transportation market report from MarketLine: "Light Trucks in Italy"
Boston, MA -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/26/2014 -- Light Trucks in Italy industry profile provides top-line qualitative and quantitative summary information including: market share, market size (value and volume 2009-13, and forecast to 2018). The profile also contains descriptions of the leading players including key financial metrics and analysis of competitive pressures within the market. Essential resource for top-line data and analysis covering the Italy light trucks market. Includes market size and segmentation data, textual and graphical analysis of market growth trends, leading companies and macroeconomic information.
- The light trucks market includes all light commercial vehicles (LCVs) and light buses and coaches (LBCs) weighing up to 3.5 tonnes. This includes pick-ups and vans, but excludes sports utility and similar vehicles. The market value is calculated in terms of manufacturer selling price (MSP), and excludes all taxes and levies. Any currency conversions used in the creation of this report have been calculated using constant 2013 annual average exchange rates.
- The Italian light trucks market had total revenues of $2.3bn in 2013, representing a compound annual rate of change (CARC) of -12.7% between 2009 and 2013.
- Market consumption volumes declined with a CARC of -13.1% between 2009 and 2013, to reach a total of 100.5 thousand units in 2013.
- The performance of the market is forecast to decline further but with a slower pace, with an anticipated CARC of -1% for the five-year period 2013 - 2018, which is expected to drive the market to a value of $2.1bn by the end of 2018.
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text: Many of our RB 21 customers in the US asked us to develop a new model so they could venture further offshore. Many wanted to visit offshore islands or go to the fishing grounds that required a larger boat. Yacht Service took on the design project in cooperation with the owners of RB Boats and developed the RB24 Classic. A boat that allowed owners to venture from their home port and travel 100 miles a day with ease. With a similar look as the RB and the RB21, the RB24 incorporates a hard T-top with to protect the operator from the elements and give the boat a solid platform for antennas, a radar dome and fishing outriggers. The largest of the RB fleet with a 300 horsepower rating.


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Mercy Corps has been working in Ethiopia since 2004. Ethiopia is Africa's second-most populous nation, and although the economy have been steadily growing, the vast majority of Ethiopia remains impoverished. More than 83 percent of the population lives in rural areas vulnerable to droughts caused by climate change as well as economic instability and conflict spillover from neighboring Somalia and South Sudan.
Back-to-back seasons of minimal rainfall led to a severe drought in 2016, killing valuable livestock and necessitating further humanitarian assistance in 2017. According to the U.N., the drought is worse than the 2010-11 drought because of consecutive droughts and a low rainfall forecast for the next few months. Find out how investing in resilience helps fight drought ▸
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- Health: Treating malnourished children and pregnant mothers, and training local communities and health providers to address health issues.
- Agriculture & Food: Improving agricultural practices and response to drought and supporting income generation of pastoral and farming households
- Economic opportunity: Supporting pastoralists and small business owners through improved access to financial services. Empowering women and girls to become part of the economic process.
Ethiopia: Bigger harvests, safer food
I'm writing from under my mosquito net in Jijiga, Ethiopia. If you don't know where that is, don't feel bad. I didn't either. I looked it up before I left home, of course, but Google maps only showed a big empty expanse that I suppose is meant to indicate sand.
Ethiopia: A sense of pride
We were recently asked to create a large-scale permanent photography collection for the gallery attached to our Portland Action Center. This image by Thatcher Cook was one of the selections.
Ethiopia, Somalia, Kenya: Water delivery starts in Mogadishu
Although the crisis in Africa's Horn has fallen off the front pages, the situation "continues to deteriorate," according to the latest UN report. Cholera, measles and malaria are on the rise. Food prices have shot up, livestock are withering, and water is scarce.
Ethiopia, Somalia, Kenya: The purple dots represent hope
Ethiopia: Helping more than 647,000 Ethiopians survive drought
Our emergency response efforts in Ethiopia's Oromia and Somali Regions — two of the areas hit hardest by the region's worst drought in 60 years — continue to expand. We're now reaching 647,005 people, about 22,000 more than reported in our last update from Ethiopia.
Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia: Horn of Africa disaster didn't happen overnight
Photos and stories from the hunger crisis in the Horn of Africa — a region that includes Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia — have brought to light suffering on an almost unimaginable scale.
Ethiopia: Helping ensure that Ethiopian herders don't lose everything
Ethiopia: Dried-up lake in Gashamo district, Ethiopia
This was a small lake that served the water needs of families and their livestock — now it's mostly dried up.
Ethiopia: 'I have not known it this bad in 30 years'
Earlier this week in Ethiopia's drought-hit Somali Region, I saw a small boy kneel and drink from what was left of a pond.
Ethiopia: Feeding hungry children in remote Ethiopia
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The Dordt College Agriculture Stewardship Center (ASC) operates on the principle that creation belongs to the Creator, and we have been given the privilege of caring for and using it.
The ASC, located two miles north of the college, and the North Farm (intersection of B30 and Hwy 75) consist of 200 acres, where we raise livestock and grow row crops, small grains, and produce. Agricultural buildings are available for class sessions, student research, livestock production, and animal care.
The ASC plays a key role in preparing students to work as professionals and servant-leaders in agriculture. Dordt students are guided and encouraged as they evaluate agricultural technology and practices from a biblical, Reformed perspective. Students see that God calls them—through the power of his Holy Spirit—to transform local and global food systems so that they better reflect the biblical principles of justice, love for one's neighbor, and care for creation.
Hands-on learning opportunities
- Students in agriculture, biology, and environmental studies conduct group research projects on a diverse array of topics. Their findings are shared with fellow students in courses and at field days, workshops, and conferences.
- Faculty and students continually evaluate crop and livestock production and management.
- Research projects include field trials of aphid resistance, low linolenic oil traits of soybeans and rootworm resistance traits in corn. Field trials include twin-row corn production, row spacing, date of planting studies of soybeans, and certified organic production. Other studies have focused on animal feeding trials with ethanol industry byproducts. Students have also investigated water quality, insect populations, and biofuel crops.
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Labor of love lights up Lackawanna church
From the outside, it's a simple brick building, a place you might drive quickly by on bustling Abbott Road.
Among Lackawanna churches, others cast far bigger shadows.
Our Lady of Victory Basilica, for instance, rises nearby above the Southtowns skyline, a towering homage in stone and marble.
And yet, walking into St. Stephen Serbian Orthodox Church on Weber Road in this gritty industrial city feels like entering another century.
Or, perhaps, stepping into the most ornate and intricate of jewel boxes.
"It was kind of plain," joked the Rev. Rastko Trbuhovich, the parish priest at St. Stephen's, "before Father Theodore."
This week marks the end of a sweeping six-year quest by the Rev. Theodore Jurewicz to fill the building with striking religious art.
It has been a labor of love, sweat and imagination. And it has not been easy.
The icons and scenes Jurewicz painted cover all the ceiling of the 1950s-era structure, which seats 180. They adorn all the walls.
They bedeck, too, the hidden spaces behind doors and around windows, and even incorporate fixtures such as lights, hardware and heating elements.
"The idea is to cover every inch of the walls and ceiling," said Jurewicz, an artist and Serbian Orthodox priest who has commuted to Lackawanna regularly from Pennsylvania to complete the project.
But why?
"Beauty brings the soul into contemplation of the divine," Jurewicz said.
The unveiling of the completed artwork is especially meaningful during the springtime season – which, in this orthodox rite church, will include Easter services in early May.
The project has been fully paid for out of donations from the congregation, Trbuhovich said. It cost about $160,000, all told, he said.
For Jurewicz, 63, working in acrylics and in paint-splattered clothes, with a few of his own children at his side at times, the project has also required another investment:
Prayer, coupled with patience.
"We pray," Jurewicz said of how the work gets done. "I try to, at least."
He smiled.
"It's a given you have to pray – at least a little."
The new paintings inside the church, which was founded in 1917, are arranged according to a plan that is religious as well as artistic.
At the top part of the ceiling, a large central image of Christ takes prominent place. It is Christ as "Pantocrator," or Almighty, said Jurewicz.
In this view of Christ, an image frequently found in Orthodox art, the figure of Christ is depicted as an all-powerful figure and also as a teacher.
In the image Jurewicz painted, the Christ Pantocrator is portrayed in a traditional way, holding the Gospels in his left hand and giving a blessing with his right hand.
"It means 'Almighty,' " Jurewicz said. "It's actually Christ ascending into heaven, looking down on those who are worshipping him, telling us he will never leave us. That he's with us till the end of time."
"Usually," Jurewicz added, "in most Orthodox churches, that image is in the dome. This church is different, there is no dome."
On other parts of the ceiling and the higher portions of the walls are scenes from the life of Christ, including the Crucifixion and the raising of Lazarus from the dead.
Then, beneath those Christ-focused images, are scenes of the apostles, and of the lives of various saints – including St. Nicholas, a favorite in the Orthodox church, and St. Stephen, the early Christian martyr for whom the Lackawanna church is named. There are also scenes of the life of St. Sava, a Serbian saint.
When it comes to the arrangement of the images, they are ranked in hierarchical order, the priests said.
"There is an established pattern that goes back to the early Middle Ages," Trbuhovich said. "You always have the feasts, the important events, you always have the saints."
"Always, the Pantocrator is on the highest point in the church," he said. "Always the great events of the life of Christ are at the higher points."
Jurewicz said that his favorite image in the church is one that many people might not notice.
It is a wall panel of St. Michael the Archangel, in the foyer of the church, and largely obscured by a door that opens directly in front of it.
"It's St. Michael the Archangel on a horse," Jurewicz said. "It's unusual. He has a red face. He looks apocalyptic. You don't see that very often."
Jurewicz, who has a family of 10 children, including a few who helped him with some of the painting in Lackawanna, said that – following iconographic traditions – he did not sign the images in the church.
The most he did, he said, was put a very small, discreet number somewhere along the edges of some of the pictures.
It was the date on which he finished those panels, he said.
Jurewicz gives a dismissive wave when it is suggested to him that his skills are, all things considered, rare. There are others who do what he does, the Erie artist responds.
But not many.
In an era of digital this and virtual that, painting for years on segments of plasterwork – with tiny brushes, using special techniques to make the paintings look like classical icons that have been admired and venerated for centuries – is a nearly vanished art.
"You take some dark-colored paint, like dark umber or black, and you start outlining," Jurewicz said at one point, explaining how he achieves a look that blends the modern with the timeless.
"That's what makes it look like an icon."
For Jurewicz, this art is a skill he has been honing for years. As a younger religious, he studied under another Serbian Orthodox artist, a monk named Father Cyprian Pyzhov. Some of Pyzhov's 1960s-era work may be found in the Lackawanna church that Jurewicz just completed.
The current church building was consecrated in 1959, Trbuhovich said.
The connection of his mentor to the Lackawanna church – a church where Pyzhov painted a large ceiling image of the Mother of God, as well as wood screen panels showing saints and apostles – is even more significant for Jurewicz.
He said he followed age-old iconographic techniques, in working on his paintings, in which darker colors are applied first, including blue backgrounds. Then Jurewicz did the gilding work on each scene or figure; then, light colors.
"It's like sculpting," Jurewicz said. "It has a significance as well: from darkness to light."
The Lackawanna congregation couldn't be happier with the look and feel of the images, said Trbuhovich, who has lived in the Buffalo area and been parish priest at St. Stephen's for 28 years.
"With all the images, it looks as if there is light coming out," Trbuhovich said. "That has spiritual significance as well."
The timing of the work's completion couldn't be better for the Lackawanna parish, which numbers about 350 to 400 households, according to Trbuhovich.
The Serbian Orthodox Church was originally a part of the Roman Catholic Church. The Orthodox group separated from the Catholic Church in 1054, the priests said.
Easter for the Serbian Orthodox congregation will be celebrated on May 5.
For those looking to see the artwork themselves, Trbuhovich said visitors to the church are always welcome.
The church is not typically open on weekdays, but people can contact the church to arrange a visit, he said.
Services are 10 a.m. Sundays and anyone is welcome to view the artwork at that time, Trbuhovich said. A Saturday vespers service is also held.
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I want move big files from FreeBSD box to Linux Box
At work I use FreeBSD and in home I have Arch Linux , at work I have many big files , many of them is is ISO files and many of them is over 4GB , I want move files with USB flash driver ,
for first try , i format my USB flash drive to NTFS format and I test it , and I see speed of copy is so low and take long time and sometimes I see error about I/O error and I can not copy it .
so for second try , I want test another file system like ext3 and ext4 and ,,,
can someone give me good suggestion for this ?
I want format my USB flash with another file system , this file system must be mount very easy in FreeBSD and linux .and I can mount USB flash in both system , and this file system must has good speed ,
can someone help me ?
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There is no easy answer. FAT32 will work fine on both OS's, but it doesn't support files over 4GB. you can use split to split large files in smaller chunks.
Another solution might be to transfer the files over network. Depending on your internet speed this may take a long time.
You can also install a small LiveFS ($any OS will do) and run that as a NFS or Samba service, then you can access the files om the flash drive from pretty much any OS.
Another (Perhaps the easiest?) solution is to take either the machine at work home, or the machine at home to work, and use NFS or Samba to copy the files.
UNIX was not designed to stop you from doing stupid things, because that would also stop you from doing clever things.
In order to keep my NetBSD box compatible with other Linux distributions I format my flash drives with the EXT2 filesystem and use revision 0 (aka GOOD_OLD_REV) as the filesystem format.
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My problem is I do not have internet connection in home and I can not use network to move files , I can not split option because I think it may break ISO files , all of my files is ISO file from OS and split make change on md5 and ,,,
I want test etx2 , I want format mu USB flash to ext2 and check it . can I do this ?
is this way is easy and have good speed ?
can I find another way to solve this problem ?
File splitting simply separates files into chunks that can be rejoined at a later time, the rejoined file will have the same MD5 hash.
If the only two platforms you're using are FreeBSD and Linux, why would you pick NTFS or FAT for such a thing? it's quite inappropriate.
FreeBSD has support for ext2, and ext2 is supported by Linux natively.
There are tools for creating ext2 filesystems on *BSD, but you should probably do this on Linux... once created it can be mounted normally.
Copy the directions from:
on to a piece of paper.
Format the disk at home.
Bring it back.
Use the directions noted above for mounting.
Follow what the others have told you about copying and file splitting.
Linux filesize limit not bad. Format your USB with something Linux.
Split files is potable but since you don't seem to want to split files for whatever reason maybe use the gzip command to compress the files, just like zipping files on Windows. 8GB file iso can be 3.5GB depending ... You just have to sample it. NTFS is cool at lease you can see your work when using Windows. Everyone has a Windows machine at lease hidden in the closet. I keep a few fat32 partitions on my PcBSD and FreeBSD drives. If something happens all I need is a floppy. More options to see your work under others or all OS is what the NTFS thing is all about.
gzip -c this_iso > /to_usb/this_iso.Z
gzip the.iso # compress the file gunzip the.iso.gz # de-compress the file
tar -zxvf FILENAME.tar.gz or bz2 # compress a file tar -xjf FileName.tar.bz2 # Decompressing in GNU tar:
You been a Linux, FreeBSD'se for a long time. You did say at work. That mean quad-triple the experience.. Come to think of it, not many businesses implement Linux inside FreeBSD. For one it's a security risk and two, FreeBSD don't like or recommend Linux filessystem. If you don't want to format UFS, all else could be a waste of time for what you are trying to do, and why would you not have a FreeBSD install at home. No experience FreeBSD person would never give the whole machine to Linux or Windows. What's up with that?
thanks, all guys about this topic , I format my USB flash with Linux and make ext2 file system on it , after that I mount it in FreeBSD and my USB flash mount very easy , without error and I start copy big files to USB flash and I copy 4.2GB files to USB flash , everything is good , but speed is low and take long time for copy big files , but speed of copy in ext2 is better than NTFS , and I do not see error about I/O error with ext2 , and large or big file can copy very good .
I want test ext3 , and I wish I see better speed with ext3 and FreeBSD does not has problem with ext3
A higher number does not mean better. Please take the time to read this:
Another solution might be to buy two cheap PCI cards with USB 3.0/2.0 controllers or eSATA controllers and use a fast external device (Passport HDD?) as a shared partition.
Be careful with USB flash drives as they have a limited number of write cycles. I already destroyed two.
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A crown (often called a cap) fits over and replaces the entire part of a decayed tooth above the gum line. It encases the tooth and becomes the tooth's new outer surface.
You will typically need two or more visits to your dentist to repair a severely decayed tooth with a crown.
Crowns may be made of porcelain or a metal base covered with a thin layer of ceramic that matches your teeth and looks like a normal, healthy tooth. Crowns for the teeth in the back of the mouth may be made of gold.
During your first visit, your dentist will take out the decay and make an impression of your teeth to create a mold used for making the crown. Your dentist will:
See pictures of a tooth and tooth decay.
During your second visit, your dentist will:
Your lips and gums may remain numb for a few hours until the anesthetic wears off. To avoid injuring your mouth, be careful not to chew on your numb lip or cheek.
A crown is used to:
Dentists sometimes use crowns after root canal treatment to seal the tooth and prevent it from breaking.
A crown will work just like a healthy tooth.
Crowns sometimes come loose over time, and you may need to get them cemented again or replaced.
If tooth decay is right next to the pulp, the pulp may not be strong enough to make healthy dentin, which surrounds and protects the pulp. If this happens, your dentist or endodontist may have to remove the pulp, or an oral surgeon may have to remove the tooth root.
If you have certain heart problems, your dentist may prescribe antibiotics before a dental procedure. Some procedures can cause bacteria in the mouth to enter the bloodstream and cause infections in other parts of the body. The antibiotics lower your risk of getting an infection in your heart called endocarditis. For more information, see People Who Need Antibiotics to Prevent Endocarditis and Procedures That May Require Antibiotics to Prevent Endocarditis.
If the decay is near the pulp and your dentist thinks the pulp might die, he or she might suggest taking out the tooth (extraction) and using a bridge or implant. If the pulp dies after you get a crown, you will need a root canal to remove the dead pulp.
Complete the special treatment information form (PDF) (What is a PDF document?) to help you understand this treatment.
Last Revised: April 3, 2012
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You're looking at what is directly to my right, as I sit at my desk writing this article. The smorgasbord of tennis equipment you see is most of the gear that I am fortunate enough to playtest on a daily basis. Racquets, strings, shoes, and even grips! I want to give you a "behind the scenes" look at what I've been trying and what some of my recent favorites are…
Let's start with racquets! The three models that are pictured above are two of my own and one TW racquet. You can see two of my Prince TT Warrior MP racquets, the old classic popularized by the serve and volleying Aussie Patrick Rafter back in the early 2000s. In my opinion, there is no better feeling racquet around the net…EVER! Along with those you'll see my other racquet of choice, the Yonex RDiS 100 Mid, which unfortunately just stopped being produced. I played with these during my brief stint on the pro tour. Along with my collection of racquets there's a Wilson BLX Pro Staff Six.One 95. Just trying to bring out my inner Dolgopolov.
In all these racquets there's different strings. In my Warriors, I'm trying the MSV Focus Hex 17 and Gosen Sidewinder. I'm finding the MSV to be a nice, fairly standard polyester which is turning out to be quite comfortable to hit. The Sidewinder is great, as it's shaped AND twisted, along with being super soft. It's really comfortable to hit and offers tons of spin off the stringed.
I have a different string in each of my four Yonex frames. One of them has a set of Luxilon Original in it that just refuses to break, proving to be the most durable string I've tested so far. Next up is Prince Beast XP 17g (this is also in the Wilson PS), which is turning out to be fairly stiff with great tension maintenance. The third one has the Solinco Tour Bite 16L in it, which is the racquet I have been using in our Gotta Want It initial episodes. I love hitting the Tour Bite, as it gives me great control with tons of pop and spin.
My fourth racquet has a concoction that our resident string expert and my desk neighbor at work cooked up ("The Wolfman" as we affectionately call him). He put 18 gauge Ashaway Kevlar in the mains, and 18 gauge Pacific natural gut (which is unfortunately not available for sale) in the crosses, and it feels AMAZING! This is Wolfman's string setup of choice in his racquets, along with Andre Agassi's set up early in his career. It's stiff, offers great control, but the natural gut softens up the stringbed and makes it super comfortable.
My current shoe test has me in the Lacoste Repel 2's, which I'm finding to be very lightweight and nice fitting. I've been playing in them for less than a week now.
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I need to have ansys installed in my laptop for my university activities. I have the two .iso files provided by the univeristy.
When i try to run the ./INSTALL script that what i get:
I tried to copy the .iso contnent into my home dir and change the INSTALL permissions with "chmod 777" as written here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1783646# ./INSTALL
copying necessary files to /tmp/ans_install_tmp7305/
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./INSTALL: line 278: exec: /tmp/ans_install_tmp7305/INSTALL: cannot execute: Permession denied
I even tried to follow the same path i followed to successfully install Matlab:
# chmod u+x INSTALL and then running it as
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Department of Revenue News Release
May 20, 2009New Ignition Interlock/Insurance Requirement To Take Effect July 1; Offenders Without Driving Privileges Should Check Status
A state law that takes effect July 1 will impact a number of Missouri drivers who must install ignition interlock devices in the vehicles they drive.
An ignition interlock device is a breath-testing instrument connected to a vehicle's ignition, horn and headlights. To start the vehicle, a driver must breathe into the device without registering a detectable blood alcohol concentration.
The new law will automatically affect future repeat offenders of Missouri's alcohol-related driving laws, but it will also affect past repeat alcohol-related offenders who have not reinstated their full or partial driving privileges before July 1.
Requiring an ignition interlock device will still be an option judges may impose at sentencing, but under the new law it will be an automatic requirement for certain repeat offenders, and it will be administratively enforced by the Missouri Department of Revenue.
Senate Bill 930/947 was passed last year by an overwhelming margin in the Missouri General Assembly and signed into law in July of 2008. It was approved in the Senate by a vote of 29-5, and in the House by a vote of 132-13.
"The General Assembly sent a strong message when it passed Senate Bill 930/947," said Karen King Mitchell, director of the Missouri Department of Revenue. "The message was that those who repeatedly violate our state's drinking and driving laws must face the consequences of their actions. The department is now notifying affected people so that they will realize how the new law applies to them."
There are some general guidelines on who will be affected. If a driver receives an "alcohol-related offense" and has a previous alcohol offense on his or her record, the driver may be required to have an ignition interlock device installed in order to reinstate their driving privilege. An "alcohol-related offense" is defined as any license suspension or revocation under the state's administrative alcohol laws, a refusal to submit to an alcohol/drug test in certain situations or a conviction for any other offense related to driving while intoxicated. This definition also applies to Missouri drivers who have committed these offenses in other states.
"Each person's case is different, so it is important for drivers with previous alcohol-related offenses to review their driving history," Mitchell said. "If someone is unsure of their status, I urge them to contact their attorney or the Department of Revenue to be sure that they are complying with the new law."
Drivers who are unsure of their status may call the Missouri Department of Revenue at (573) 526-2407. The automated number is available 24 hours every day. Persons wanting to access the system will need their driver license numbers.
All drivers affected by the ignition interlock provision of the law will need to have the device installed prior to having their full driving privileges reinstated or before they are granted limited or restricted driving privileges. To learn what steps need to be taken to reinstate driving privileges, go to http://dor.mo.gov/mvdl/drivers.
The device must be certified and approved by the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT). Once a driver has had the device installed and had his/her driving privileges reinstated, the device must remain in the vehicle for at least six months. The driver is also required to report to a certified vendor once a month to ensure that the device is working properly. For a list of approved ignition interlock devices and installers, go to www.modot.gov/safety/ImpairedDriving.htm or call MoDOT at 1-800-800-2358.
The appropriate courts will have the option of imposing other requirements for those convicted of alcohol-related driving offenses, such as requiring the device to be installed in a car for more than six months. If a driver is convicted of failing to comply with the ignition interlock requirement, their driving privilege will be revoked for one year. A second such offense would result in a loss of driving privileges for five years.
Effective July 1, the new law also requires drivers who have had their license revoked for refusal to submit to alcohol or drug tests to obtain and file with the Department of Revenue proof of automobile liability insurance to get their license reinstated. Proof of insurance must be filed with the Department of Revenue and maintained for a two-year period from the date of revocation. The most common proof is known as an SR-22 filing, and must be filed by the insurance company on behalf of the driver.
Besides the new SR-22 requirement, some drivers may have to meet additional conditions to get their license reinstated. These include paying a reinstatement fee and/or completion of SATOP (Substance Abuse Traffic Offenders Program).
The Department of Revenue has begun informing individuals who will be affected by the new law. A letter is being mailed out by the department this week, and another one will be issued in July to those who have not had their driving privilege reinstated before the deadline.


text: I am a disabled veteran, and currently a full time college student. Unfortunately the money I get from VA for school/housing often falls short, and without current job prospects, I end up at a loss. My family and friends try to help me as they can, but shamefully, I am having to turn to strangers for help. I currently have a gofundme campaign running to raise money for textbooks and my car/house insurance. http://www.gofundme.com/jenspring?pc=fb_u_gInstead of people getting nothing in return that way, (though I am willing to make paracord accessories or beaded jewelry in trade) I am trying to sell some of the art I have created recently. I know there might not be much interest, but select pieces are available in different formats here, and any funds I raise will definitely help me keep afloat.Thank you to anyone that took the time to read this, and thank you for your interest in my pictures. I will add more pictures as I have time.


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The Department of Oral Health Sciences was established in 2008 to unify the development of oral-related research in the College of Dental Medicine. Department of Oral Health Sciences research and educational activities are fully integrated with the multi- and interdisciplinary research community of the Medical University of South Carolina which includes the Colleges of Medicine, Dental Medicine, Pharmacy, Health Professions and Nursing.
The department's activities are further integrated with graduate training programs provided by the College of Graduate Studies and administered through The Molecular and Cellular Biology and Pathobiology Program.
All members of the Department of Oral Health Sciences have joint appointments in the basic science departments of the College of Medicine and/or the Department of Bioengineering with Clemson University. Most members of the department are members of the Hollings Cancer Center at the Medical University of South Carolina.
The research foci within the department includes:
- Molecular and cellular biology of periodontal inflammation and disease progression.
- Head and neck cancer cellular and molecular biology with focus on the signaling pathways involved in neoplastic development and progression.
- Bioengineering/Biomechanics of temporamandibular joint and craniofacial regeneration with emphasis on dentin regeneration.
- The role of microbial ecosystem in the epidemiology of inflammatory diseases in the oral cavity.


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At the Door: Southampton
Bethel Music
Saturday, May 26, 2012 at 7:30 PM (BST)
Bethel Music UK Tour 2012 - Southampton
Saturday 26th May 2012
Doors 7pm (event starts 7.30pm)
Featuring: Jeremy Riddle and William Matthews
Hosted by New Community Church @ Central Hall (www.newcommunity.org.uk)
Worship is our response to a loving God who longs for connection with us. Our heart at Bethel Music is to gather worshippers from across the UK to find connection and stand together to pursue freedom, greater intimacy, and deeper encounters with God. We would love for you to join us this May for an unforgettable saturation of love in His presence.
UK Tour Night of Worship
We are so excited by what God is doing in the UK and can't wait to come partner with your beautiful country! Our heart is to see heaven invade earth across your nation. We will be travelling to a number of places around the England and Wales and are believing for encounters with God and transformed lives through an authentic connection with Him.
The night will be filled with unbridled, passionate worship and the freedom to go where the Holy Spirit takes us. Each night will be a new experience and something you won't want to miss.
Worship Leaders:
Jeremy Riddle:
Jeremy Riddle is a song writer, worship leader, and pastor at Bethel Church. One of seven children, Jeremy was born in New Jersey and received his BA in Political Science from Cal State Fullerton. Jeremy attended and later served as a youth pastor and worship leader at Anaheim Vineyard. In 2007 Jeremy released his first full length album, Full Attention, and is widely known for the hit single, Sweetly Broken. Jeremy has since released three additional full length albums, The Now and Not Yet, Prepare the Way Live, and last fall, Furious. Jeremy and his wife Katie have five children and reside in Redding, California.
Jeremy Riddle at bethelmusic.com
William Matthews:
William is a worship leader at Bethel Church, a singer-songwriter and recording artist. He is featured on the latest Bethel Live album, Be Lifted High, and recently released his first solo album, Hope's Anthem. Matthew spent several years as a lead prophetic singer and background vocalist for Misty Edwards, Julie Meyer, Cory Asbury and others at the International House of Prayer in Kansas City. He has also been a part of worship teams leading for The Call.
William currently travels and ministers in the United States as well as internationally. His heart is to release joy through prophetic worship, along with transformative truths and powerful melodies. He is passionate about raising up and equipping worship leaders to live a lifestyle of prayer, intercession, and the prophetic.
William Matthews at bethelmusic.com
About the Bethel Music UK Tour 2012:
Tour dates:
Friday 18th & Saturday 18th May - Worship Conference @ Manchester
Tuesday 22nd May - Night of Worship @ Horsham (Link to the Capitol Box Office)
Thursday 24th May - Night of Worship @ Bath
Friday 25th May - Night of Worship @ Cardiff
Saturday 26th May - Night of Worship @ Southampton
BETHEL MUSIC is a worship ministry and record label out of Bethel Church in Redding, California. The mission of Bethel Church is revival: the personal, regional, and global expansion of God's kingdom through His manifest presence.
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The color for 2012 is going to be Tangerine Tango. I don't have much in this shade and I'd really like to try it out. I find that when I wear brighter colors, my spirits get lifted and I'm in a much happier mood. It's strange how the way you dress can reflect the way you feel.
I started getting into printed pants this past year, but I want to experiment more with other pieces. I'd like to get more shirts & jackets with prints and try out some mix & matching. Prints can be really fun to rock.
And some more sparkle! I know that glitter and everything shiny is very girly, but sometimes that's the type of mood that I am in. You have to be careful so that what you are wearing isn't overdone with sparkle because it can look too cheap and tacky, but I'd love to get a sparkle clutch similar to this one & other accessories. I still want these Miu Miu kicks.
Here's a few things that I have had my eye on lately & I will probably be getting this new year :)
[ALDO Maxwells]
I don't really wear sneakers unless I'm going to the gym or it's a real chill/laid back day. I used to wear dunks & jordans back in the day, but now my favorite pair of kicks are my black & white converse that I will never part with. They're classic. But there's something about these Aldo sneakers that I love. I'm thinking about getting them this week. I love the black & bronze ones.
I really like these tights. I have to admit I have yet to experiment with printed tights, but if worn the right way they can look really great. I've been wanting these from BCBG for awhile now & I think it might be time!
This is so girly but it's really cute. It def has more of a spring/summer vibe and I think it would be a great statement piece for any outfit. I love the butterflies on this & I haven't seen anything like it.
[Alexander McQueen]
As you know I love blazers. I have been wanting a pink one and saw a similar one like this at H&M. Hoping to add it to my wardrobe soon!
[Michael Kors]
I have the black oversized watch from MK but I really like this rose gold one. Watches are a great accessory and this color goes with everything. It will definitely make your wrist stand out!
I've got a lot to get done today before partying later tonight! I'm anxious to share my NYE dress with you all. It's the one I wanted but went through hell to get lol. I will tell the story when I post pics :) I hope you all have a wonderful NYE & look fabulous! Stay safe xoxo


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Born on the 4th of July
By: Legacy Staff
6 years ago
Bereaved families tend to include July 4 birthdates in obituaries - perhaps as a mark of a patriotic loved one, who served the United States military in some way. Or maybe they just think it's neat to say, "He was born on the 4th of July."
Dozens of other July 4th babies died in recent weeks, including:
Peter "Pop" Savino was born on the 4th of July and departed on Memorial Day. Pete came into the world with fireworks and left with flags flying, according to the obituary his family prepared for the Press of Atlantic City.
Savino, 81, who served in the Army in the Korean War, loved the beach.
His family wrote: The beach played an important role in his life, he met his wife there." Pete" was the unofficial mayor of 51st Street beach. He loved watching the girls and helping everyone find their spot on the beach.
He had bragging rights of having the darkest tan on the beach and would proudly display his tan lines to anyone who wanted to see and even to those that didn't.
Phyllis Stohrer Smith, who died June 14 (Flag Day) at age 92, worked as a Colonel's secretary for the Department of the United States Air Force for 15 years at the Pentagon and then worked for another 15 years as a staff member of Prospect High School in San Jose, Calif., according to the obit in the Concord (N.H.) Monitor.
Farine E. Scavone, 90,who also died on Flag Day (June 14), served in the Women's Auxiliary Army Corps during WWII, worked a number of years for General Electric and the NY State health care system, according to the obit in the The Daily Gazette of Schenectady, N.Y.
Merle J. Robbins, who died June 12 at age 69, proudly served his country in the United States Army from 1964-67 during the Vietnam War, according to the obit in the Globe Gazette of Mason City, Iowa. He spent part of his military tenure in Cambodia, Thailand and in Germany guarding the Berlin Wall. He was Honorably Discharged as a Sargeant in February 1970.
His family also wrote: All who had the opportunity and privilege of crossing in Merle's life journey will remember him as a man with a booming and resonantly deep voice who was very dedicated to his faith, family and friends. They will reflect upon his oftentimes blunt and straight-forward personality, unique humor and that "Merle Gaze" in his eyes as he shared his thoughts, stories and insights.
Frances Spencer, who died June 13 at 92, served as a WAC in the army and came to Oakland CA after WWII, according to the obit in the San Francisco Chronicle. The mother of seven started the Bernal Heights Girl club and assisted with establishing the Senior Center and Neighborhood Health Center. Frances was able to assist neighborhood youth find jobs through her community connections.
Harry "Sonny" Ackeret Jr., who died May 31 at age 78, received a Silver Star for his bravery in the Korean War, according to the obit in the Tribune of Jackson County, Ind. He was a life member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1925 where he held several offices and did a lot of volunteer work. He was also a member of American Legion Post 89 and Immanuel Lutheran Church. He was a former grand marshal of the VJ Day Parade.
Helen Elizabeth Bowman Barnes, who died May 27 at age 86, was a civil service employee for the Army, Air Force and Navy in her early work years and then went on to work and retire from the Veterans Administration, according to the obituary in the Winston-Salem (N.C.) Journal.


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In LaRue Across America, Ike's plan for a peaceful cruise with Mrs. LaRue are thwarted when their neighbor, Mrs. Hibbins, falls suddenly ill. Mrs. LaRue suggests that she and Ike care for her cats while Mrs. Hibbins is in the hospital, inviting them along on the cruise. But cats aren't allowed, and Mrs. LaRue decides to take them all on a week's vacation of road-tripping. Ike is beside himself and quickly takes up his pen to tell us why!
Join award-winner Mark Teague on this romping road trip across America. Readers can follow along on the maps of the U.S. that span the endpapers. Teague drives us to the story's satisfying conclusion, and we are left with one profound question: Can cats and dogs really be friends?
I love the colorful and engaging illustrations in this book! The story is a fun read, although probably best suited to an older child who will understand the humor and be able to sit through the entire story. It was a bit too lengthy to be a bedtime story for my 3 and 4-year-olds, but my 6, 8, and 9-year-olds thoroughly enjoyed it.
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Brothers Redevelopment: 40 years of lending a hand
The monsoon rains that fell this summer caused flooding in the basement of the circa-1942 home that my husband, three dogs and I share. The water didn't just damage the carpeted floors, it caused black mold to form. So we hired a company that specializes in black mold abatement. About 15 minutes into the job, the crew discovers that the carpet had been laid over asbestos tile. Long story short: It's going to cost $9,698 to get everything taken care of.
As that crew is finishing up, the supervisor points out that unless we install a French drain and make some changes in the elevation of our driveway, any future storms are likely to cause a repeat of the flooding. So we get three companies who specialize in this kind of work to come in and give us an idea of what that will cost. Each bid was in the $8,000 range, so we hire the company whose reps had impressed us the most. That job wrapped up this past Friday.
Yet before life at Chez Davidson can return to normal, the flooring in the basement needs to be replaced. We'll get an idea of what that's going to cost when the first of the contenders for that job come by this week.
The point I'm trying to make here is that home ownership comes with a lot of surprises. My husband and I are fortunate in that we had the money to pay for all of this; still, it depleted an account we hadn't planned to touch until we absolutely needed it much later in life.
But for every one of us who can scrape that kind of money together, there's an awful lot more who can't.
And that's where Brothers Redevelopment, Inc. comes in. For 40 years, the Denver-based nonprofit has helped low-income residents — many of whom are elderly and/or disabled — with issues that enable them to live more comfortably in homes that need something as simple as a yard cleanup or as expensive as new plumbing or a coat of paint.
The milestone anniversary was celebrated when BRI hosted Opening Doors, an awards dinner with comedy by Josh Blue, at the Denver Merchandise Mart. KOSI morning show hosts Murphy Huston and Denise Plante were the emcees; FirstBank and Pillar Property Services were the Key Sponsors.
Brothers Redevelopment was established in 1971 by Richard Magnus, Joe Giron, Don Schierling and the late Manny Martinez. It was a grassroots effort back then, with a handful of staff, board members and volunteers reaching out into the Latino neighborhoods of southwest Denver to identify and fulfill basic housing needs.
Since then, BRI has expanded to include property management, mortgage counseling and management of the Colorado Foreclosure Hotline. One of BRI's most visible services is the annual Paint-A-Thon that involves thousands of volunteers mobilizing to paint homes belonging to low-income seniors across Colorado.
BRI, whose president, Mary Ann Shing, has been with the agency for 33 of its 40 years, serves about 4,000 clients annually, for a cumulative total of 83,000.
Engineer Anthony Black is chairman of the BRI board; Tuukka Hess, an associate at Holland & Hart, is the chair-elect.
The President's Housing Preservation Award was presented to the Mennonite Housing Development corp., which in 2010 donated $917,000 to BRI for the purchase of the 81-unit William Tell apartment complex in Denver's Uptown neighborhood. Its residents are low-income, disabled and elderly.
Sue Corbett, director of the Brighton Senior Center, was named Local Government Champion for her continuing work with Brighton Help for Homes, an effort that annually serves up to 24 low-income senior and disabled homeowners.
The City of Thornton received recognition as Outstanding Local Government Partner. Since 2002, BRI has been a partner in Thornton's Help for Homes Program, providing all manner of repair from water and furnace replacement to the installation of grab bars in bathtubs and showers.
The Volunteer Vanguard Award went to PCL Construction, for its 10-plus years of service to BRI. PCL employees volunteer with the Paint-A-Thon; they've also provided services ranging from fence-building and gutter repair to tree-trimming and large item haul-aways.
Colorado Attorney John Suthers was given the Homeownership Preservation Award for his extraordinary efforts in alerting consumers about the dangers and prevalence of loan modification and other mortgage-related scams. A court settlement relating to this resulted in substantial funding for the Colorado Foreclosure Hotline and its affiliated agencies.
The Daniels Fund was named Outstanding Foundation Partnership for the funding it has provided for BRI's in-home safety and mobility efforts that help seniors avoid injury, thus enhancing their quality of life and the ability to remain in their own homes longer.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock was among those there to help BRI celebrate, joining a crowd that also included regional HUD administrator Rick Garcia; former Denver City Councilman Doug Linkhart; Bill and Natalie Funk; Rodger Hara; and Patricia Baca, chairwoman of the Colorado Trust board.
Joanne Davidson: 303-809-1314, email@example.com and @GetItWrite


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A brief analysis of baseball, history, movies, society, dreams, ambitions, women, music, culture, environment and anything else I can jam into my little piece of Idaho... A little Latin for ya: An nescis, mi fili, quantilla sapientia mundus regatur? - Don't you know then, my son, how little wisdom rules the world?
Tuesday, December 22, 2015
Bob Moses - Tearing Me Up (Official Video)
Love the smooth sound.
I'll tell you more when you tell me yours. ;)
Patience, grasshopper. You must use the force. Nothing MacGyver couldn't solve... My new bag: to make lives better through their health, their mindset. It's new, but we should always look for new. Take a gander there at Bringin' Gas & Dialin' 9: A Seven Score Addiction to the National Pastime. Writing is just about the only thing one can do to live on permanently - buildings will crumble, pictures can fade, memories blur before we know it, but words can remain visible, and understandable, long after we pass from this mortal coil. (That's why that Socrates guy still gets play!) So that's my story. Create your new story!


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WAYNE, N.J. – William Paterson (3-5, 1-4 NJAC) had its opportunities but couldn't cash in, suffering a 20-9 football loss to visiting Rowan (5-2, 3-1 NJAC) Oct. 26.
The Profs struck first when sophomore Withler Marcelin ran off right tackle and burst up the seam, a 30-yard touchdown 4:40 into the contest.
After a WP three-and-out and a 61-yard punt by senior Julian Frazier (Plainfield, N.J./North Plainfield), Rowan was pinned back at its own one-yard line. A screen pass was caught by junior Frankie Goris in the end zone and he was dropped by freshman free safety Jason Montalvo (Hoboken, N.J./Hoboken), a safety that made it a 7-2 score with 8:32 remaining in the first half.
The Profs later elected to go for it on fourth-and-goal and freshman Khalil Pierce broke the plane, a one-yard touchdown run to extend Rowan's lead to 14-2 two minutes into the second quarter.
William Paterson had a chance to cut into that lead less than three minutes before halftime, but the drive stalled on the Rowan-24 after four straight incompletions, included a dropped pass and a pass breakup by junior defensive lineman Chris Alvarez.
The Pioneers received the kickoff to start the second half and sophomore running back Darius Kersey (Dover, N.J./Dover) turned a short third-down completion into a 63-yard touchdown. Junior Robert Sinegra (Wharton, N.J./Morris Knolls) kicked the extra point and WP found itself trailing by just five, 14-9, with 13:50 remaining in the third quarter.
The two teams traded punts until early in the fourth quarter when William Paterson had moved the ball to midfield. Senior quarterback Ryan Gresik's (Newton, N.J./Newton) pass was tipped straight up by Alvarez and snared by senior defensive lineman Mike Rinaldi, who returned it to the WP-30. Eight plays later, Marcelin converted the turnover into points with a two-yard rushing touchdown (20-9, 6:33).
Again the Pioneers moved the ball down the field, but a pass off a receiver's hands was intercepted by junior Anthony Verrilli at the Profs' 10-yard line with 2:49 to play in the contest.
Gresik was 22-for-46 for 210 yards and a touchdown under center, and sophomore running back Matt Deiana (Somers, N.Y./Somers) carried seven times for 27 yards. Kersey caught four passes for 79 yards and a score.
Sophomore linebacker Carlo Caponetta (Hazlet, N.J./Raritan) had a career-best 15 tackles (nine solo), and junior defensive lineman Pat Thomas (Lodi, N.J./Lodi) collected 11 stops (three solo, 1.0 TFL).
Sophomore Bill McCarthy was 6-for-13 for 58 yards for Rowan. Marcelin gained 173 yards on 33 rushing attempts, scoring twice. Junior Ed Eisenhart caught two passes for 38 yards.
Junior linebacker Tyler Jenkins made 12 tackles (four solo, 0.5 TFL) to lead the Prof defense. Alvarez finished with nine stops (five solo, 2.0 sacks) and two pass breakups.
William Paterson will play at Montclair State Saturday, Nov. 2, at 6:00 p.m.
For all of the latest information on the Pioneers, visit http://www.wpupioneers.com, http://www.facebook.com/wpupioneers, http://www.youtube.com/thewpupioneers and http://twitter.com/wpupioneers.


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