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Princeton Marriott at Forrestal
Contact Reservations: 1-800-228-9290 100 College Road East Princeton NJ 08540 609-452-7800 Nestled in a bucolic setting overlooking 25 wooded acres, the Princeton Marriott at Forrestal is truly a unique destination. Conveniently located in Princeton, NJ, the Princeton Marriott at Forrestal is ideal for business or pleasure. Boasting 35,000 sq ft of meeting space, this IACC certified conference center offers state-of-the-art meeting facilities. The two ballrooms and outdoor terrace provide elegant backdrops for any wedding. Guests of the hotel can also indulge in our full service spa which offers facials, massages, body wraps, and salon treatments. Whatever your reason for travel, a refreshing and relaxing retreat awaits you at the Princeton Marriott at Forrestal. Like us on Facebook! |
Stuart Country Day School
1200 Stuart Road Princeton NJ 08540 (609) 921-2330 Stuart Country Day School of the Sacred Heart serves more than 500 students in grades Pre-School through 12. Stuart admits boys and girls to Pre-School and Junior Kindergarten and girls only to grades Kindergarten through 12. The school does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national or ethnic origin. Stuart is accredited by the Middle-States Association of Colleges and Schools and is a member of the National and International Network of the Sacred Heart, the National Association of Independent Schools, the New Jersey Association of Independent Schools, the National Coalition of Girls' Schools, the Secondary School Admission Test Board, the College Board, the Education Records Bureau and the Association for Supervision and Curriculum. |
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Princeton Day School
650 The Great Road Princeton NJ 08540 609.924.6700 Princeton Day School's mission is to nurture the mind, the body, and the character of each student. Our coeducational, college-prepatory day school offers students a creative and challenging academic experience within an intimate, supportive learning environment. The classes are small and instruction personalized, and the school itself creates a strong sense of community. We enroll 900 students from Pre-Kindergarten through twelfth grade, and are located on a 104-acre campus two miles from the center of Princeton. Please contact us for information about our application process and our strong need-based financial aid program. Opportunities of a Lifetime. Every Day. |
Westminster Conservatory of Music
101 Walnut Lane Princeton NJ 08540 609-921-7104 Established in 1970, Westminster Conservatory is the community music school of Westminster College of the Arts of Rider University, serving the central New Jersey/eastern Pennsylvania area with private and group instruction. In addition to utilizing the facilities of Westminster Choir College in Princeton, there are extension locations in Yardley, PA (St. Ignatius of Antioch School), Lawrenceville (St. Ann's School), West Windsor (Princeton Presbyterian Church), South Brunswick (Crossroads School South), and Princeton Academy of the Sacred Heart in Princeton. Individual instruction may be taken, exclusive of other course work, or students may choose a more structured approach through the Conservatory's Honors Music Program, which offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to build total musicianship and is available to gifted and highly motivated students. |
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The Hun School Of Princeton
176 Edgerstoune Road Princeton NJ 08540 609.921.7600 The Hun School of Princeton is an independent college preparatory school perched along three hilltops in Princeton, New Jersey. Middle School, Upper School and post-graduate Programs comprise a student body of 610, representing a diverse blend of nationalities, races, religions, and traditions. The Hun School is a twenty-four hour, culturally diverse campus, in one of the most academically-minded communities in the world. Graduates attend an extensive roster of competitive colleges and universities. The School's 2011 admissions season was its most competitive in School history. The 45-acre campus has three distinctive areas. Students call it, "live, work, play" - a reference to the life of balance that is encouraged and the facilities that reinforce it. "The relationships built in our relaxed, joyful atmosphere are the foundation for trust and mentorship in the classroom," - Headmaster Jonathan Brougham. |
The Lewis School Of Princeton
53 Bayard Lane Princeton NJ 08540 609-924-8120 Founded in 1973, The Lewis School and Clinic are among the earliest groups of educators in the country to innovate, develop and implement curriculum-wide multisensory education, science-based student assessments and neuroscience-based teacher training within a structured and nurturing traditional school environment. The School's philosophy is best described by its founder, Marsha Lewis, "Our students' gifts and promise are as important to us as are their needs to repair scholastically. At The Lewis School, learning problems are understood, not as disabilities, but as differences: the expression of remarkable and diverse capacities of human thinking and perceptions. The purpose of a Lewis School education is to prepare students, who may struggle with language-based learning issues related to dyslexia, attention deficit and auditory processing, to thrive academically, as they learn to restore the confidence and self-esteem they need to achieve their scholastic and personal best." |
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French American School of Princeton
75 Mapleton Road Princeton NJ 08540 609-430-3001 The French American School of Princeton, also known as Ecole Franco-Américaine de Princeton, is a French-American co-educational, independent school serving children from preschool through Middle School. We offer a challenging dual language education to students of diverse backgrounds. We are dedicated to preparing our students for tomorrow's world; being bilingual is a significant asset in a changing environment where communication is essential. Being exposed to many cultures and learning to respect them is a formative experience for children in a world where cultures are more than ever in contact. |
Kelsey Theatre
1200 Old Trenton Road West Windsor NJ 08550 609-584-9444 The Kelsey Theatre, home to 8 resident theatre companies, presents a full season of events for adults and the entire family. From musicals like Legally Blonde, The Sound of Music, Little Shop of Horrors, Gypsy, Pippin, Next To Normal, Cabaret, and Sunday in the Park With George to dramas like The Miracle Worker, Love Letters and On Golden Pond, to comedies like Born Yesterday and Lovers and Other Strangers. We even have a special Sing-A-Long GREASE! with audience participation, and a chance to wear your Leather Jackets and Pink Poodle Skirts and win prizes! We also offer a full season of special events just for kids, including Martha Speaks, Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, Thumbelina, Charlotte's Web, The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse, The Little Engine That Could, The Little Princess, and The Best Christmas Pageant Ever! Located on The West Windsor Campus of MCCC, with no ticket more than $20 - The Kelsey Theatre is truly The Place To Go for Theatre! |
Waldorf School Of Princeton
1062 Cherry Hill Road Princeton NJ 08540 (609)466-1970 Open Houses 10-12pm 11/3, 1/12/13, 3/9/13.Waldorf School of Princeton, New Jersey's only accredited Waldorf school, educates children from toddlerhood through eighth grade. Our highly structured curriculum integrates arts and sciences, encouraging students to become creative, balanced, socially responsible individuals who love to learn. Our time-tested approach corresponds to the stages of human development, focusing on not only what children learn, but how they learn. Our graduates emerge self-motivated, morally anchored, and ready to thrive not only in the most demanding high schools and colleges, but on whichever paths they choose. After-school enrichment programs are open to the community. School tours are arranged by appointment, and open houses are held throughout the year. For more information, visit our website at www.princetonwaldorf.org or call 609-466-1970 x 115. |
Pennington Montessori School
4 Tree Farm Road Pennington NJ 08534 609.737.1331 Pennington Montessori is a non-profit preschool dedicated to the Montessori philosophy of education. Our Montessori program is a unique cycle of learning designed to take advantage of the child's sensitive periods, 15 months through 6 years, when they can absorb information easily from a prepared enriched environment. Children are provided with stimulating activities and structure in an environment which works to prepare them for a lifetime of learning well beyond their years of formal education. Located off of Route 31 in Pennington, we are open during the school year from 7:30am to 6:00pm and summer 8:00am to 5pm. |
Princeton Montessori School
487 Cherry Valley Road Princeton NJ 08540 609-924-4594 Princeton Montessori School is an independent, coeducational day school serving children from infant through eighth grade. The heart of Montessori philosophy is to impart academic knowledge and provide opportunities for learning through meaningful experiences and hands-on activities. Together, these support the development of the whole child and provide the foundation for purposeful, responsible, fulfilling lives. Our American Montessori Society (AMS) certified teachers have an in-depth understanding of children's developmental needs at each age. Teachers encourage each child's self-awareness, curiosity, sociability, motivation, discipline, responsibility, and self-reliance. All students have the opportunity to be engaged in meaningful learning activities from 7:30 am - 6:00 pm. Children from infancy through 4th grade enjoy year-round programs including Camp SummerQuest. Learn more about us. Tours are Thursdays at 9 AM or other days by appointment. |
Rutgers Preparatory School
1345 Easton Avenue Somerset NJ 08873 732-545-5600 Rutgers Preparatory School, founded in 1766, is a pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade co-educational independent day school. The School environment is enriched by students who come from a variety of geographic, economic and ethnic backgrounds. Our motto "Severa res est verum gaudium" (Hard work is true joy) expresses our desire that students will develop a positive attitude toward learning and that they will be rewarded with a strong sense of achievement. |
Chapin School
4101 Princeton Pike Princeton NJ 08540 609-986-1702 Chapin School is a small, co-educational independent school serving students in grades Pre-kindergarten through grade 8. In a warm, home-like atmosphere, in which children feel uniquely valued, Chapin provides a richly textured education that inspires academic achievement and builds strength of character. Within a diverse, caring and supportive community, students are prepared to meet the future with skill, confidence, determination and a generosity of spirit. |
New Horizons Montessori
12 Vreeland Drive Skillman NJ 08558 609-252-9696 Montgomery Campus: Off Route 518 West, Skillman, NJ 08558 609-252-9696 Princeton Jct. Campus: 59 Cranbury Road, Princeton Jct., NJ 08550 609-275-8666 Our camps are located in beautiful country settings of wooded areas. Activities are centered around weekly themes. Daily activities will include arts and crafts, mini-sports and games, water play, music and movement, songs and story time, special events like a visit from a traveling zoo and field trips. The camp offers full day/half day options for full or partial week. AGES: 18 months- 6 years HOURS: 8am-6pm (Half day/Full day sessions) June 24 to August 23, 2013BEGINNING LANGUAGE SKILLS CAMP & MASTERING MATH SKILLS CAMP: Individualized instruction in math and reading for 4-7 year olds taught by experienced certified staff from our regular school. SOCCER CAMP (4-10 YEARS OLD): run in partnership with Kiddie Soccer Club and is designed to individually challenge each child. |
St Paul Catholic School of Princeton
218 Nassau Street Princeton NJ 08542 609-921-7587 Academic Excellence. Spiritual Growth. For 130 years, St. Paul School has been setting a standard for a Catholic co -ed education in the Princeton area. We have built a reputation for providing a premier education in a faith-based environment. Graduates of St. Paul attend top private and public high schools. Their preparation is a result of a rigorous curriculum, proven-successful K-8 school model and seasoned faculty within a nurturing Catholic environment. St. Paul is more than a school, it's a learning community that provides a comprehensive education grounded in foundational reading, math and writing skills and enhanced with the arts, language, music and computer technology. St. Paul's also offers a full-day kindergarten and an after-care program. Contact us for a tour and ask us about our tuition price. We provide a quality private school education - at an affordable price. www.spsprinceton.org |
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Pennington School
112 West Delaware Avenue Pennington NJ 08534 609-737-6128 The Pennington School is an independent coeducational school for students in grades 6 through 12, in both day and boarding programs, with a current enrollment of 485 students. The curriculum is college preparatory, with an emphasis on fostering the development of the whole student through academics, athletics, community service, and the creative and performing arts. Within the curriculum there are also small programs for international students and for students with language-based learning differences. Founded in 1838, Pennington values both tradition and innovation, applying the values gleaned from centuries of learning, along with the most up-to-date knowledge, to a rapidly changing world. The School's faculty members focus not only on what they can teach the students, but also on what the varied perspectives of the student body may contribute to the entire educational experience. |
Princeton Junior School
90 Fackler Rd Princeton NJ 08540 609 924-8126 Our focus on academic excellence in a nurturing environment encourages children to become creative, effective problem-solvers, innovators, and good citizens of the world. At PJS, children are at the heart of a loving community, where excellent teachers are dedicated to helping each child reach his fullest potential, from age 2 through fifth grade. Classrooms are rich with literature, science, and art projects. Special" classes (in art, music, technology, sports, literature, and environmental education) are interwoven with classroom curriculum, providing a variety of hands-on experiences. PJS is one of only a handful of preschools that offers a dedicated classroom for two-year-olds, because we want to plant the seeds of imagination and a lifetime love of learning as early as we can. Our School's philosophy of education teaches children to build on core knowledge from year to year, increasing the depth and strength of that knowledge as they mature. |
Salta! Jump into Spanish
424 Rt 518 Skillman NJ 08558 732-371-2221 Salta! Jump into Spanish offers an engaging full day Spanish Immersion program for preschoolers (ages 2.5-6) where children acquire fluency in Spanish naturally through the integration of music and movement, playful songs and rhymes, interactive games, as well as, an academically challenging curriculum. Salta! Jump into Spanish also offers After School and a Saturday literacy program, as well as Full-Day Summer camps. Hours: School year and summer camp 7:30 - 6:00 pm |
Harmony Schools/Princeton Forrestal Village
1 Merwick Road Princeton NJ 08540 609-799-4411 The Harmony Schools is celebrating 29 years of high quality early education and childcare programs in central New Jersey. Harmony's programs are open all year for children 2 months through 6 years (Kindergarten at our Princeton location!) and up to nine years during the summer for camp. Half day nursery school programs are available in addition to full day programs 2, 3 and 5 days per week (full day only for infants). The Princeton location has moved to a beautiful new building and like our building in Robbinsville, features video cameras and monitors, secured entry, all hour reception stations, and hands free intercoms so that parents can get immediate feedback if they call to check on their child. Mature, experienced teachers lead the core curriculum, and a range of supplemental programs, such as cooking, computers, gym, and foreign language are options. Diapers and wipes included in tuition. |
School of Rock
3570 Quakerbridge Road Hamilton NJ 08619 609-890-7090 For over 15 years, School of Rock has been inspiring the world to rock on stage and in life. We believe the best way to learn music is to play music. We take students from the lesson room to the stage, developing both their confidence and musicianship with programs designed for all skill levels. Founded as a single school in Philadelphia, PA in 1998. School of Rock teaches guitar, bass, vocals, keyboards, drums, and combines weekly private music lessons and group band rehearsals to prepare students to take the stage in front of live audiences in an authentic concert setting. Through our innovative curriculum and community atmosphere, School of Rock students not only learn music, but develop problem-solving and teamwork skills that crossover into other areas of their lives. |
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Notre Dame High School
601 Lawrence Road Lawrenceville NJ 08648 609-882-7900 Notre Dame High School, a ministry of the Catholic Diocese of Trenton, is a dynamic Catholic community dedicated to educating young women and men to realize their full potential through a faith-filled environment, a challenging college-preparatory program, extensive co-curricular activities and a commitment to citizenship and service in the community. Notre Dame High School has a competitive Admissions Policy based upon: Past performance (Grades, Teacher recommendation), Present achievement (Entrance Examination), Future potential (Interview) and Desire to contribute and be a part of the Notre Dame tradition. Graduates attend such prestigious universities as Harvard, William and Mary, Princeton, the US Service Academies, Carnegie Mellon and Penn State, with 99% of the class enrolled in college. Notre Dame students experience growth in Spirituality, Academics, Athletics, Fine and Performing Arts, Activities and Community Service. Open House October 25, 2012, 7pm. |
Princeton Academy of the Sacred Heart
1128 Great Road Princeton NJ 08540 (609) 924-8143 Princeton Academy of the Sacred Heart, an independent JK-8 Sacred Heart school for boys, is located on a 49 acre campus at 1128 Great Road, in Princeton Township New Jersey. Founded in 1998, the Academy is committed to academic excellence within the context of a faith-based community. Our mission is to develop young men with active and creative minds, a sense of understanding and compassion for others, and the courage to act on their beliefs. We stress the total development of each child: spiritual, moral, intellectual, social, emotional, and physical. Our 230 students are enrolled in grades Junior Kindergarten through eight, and live in surrounding towns of Mercer, Somerset, Hunterdon, and Middlesex counties in New Jersey as well as Bucks County in Pennsylvania. |
The Laurel School of Princeton
407 Nassau Street Princeton NJ 08540 609-566-6000 This new school targets the population of early learners who show clear signs of dyslexia. We provide a safe, supportive environment for students. Using expert teachers, we use essential research-based multi-sensory teaching methodologies which include Orton-Gillingham, Wilson Reading System®, and others. A range of creative and assistive technologies are integrated into the curriculum, such as iMovie, GarageBand, Kurzweil, Inspiration@ Software, Dragon Dictation and others. The Newgrange School in Hamilton, NJ (a state-approved school for students with disabilities) and the Newgrange Educational Center in Princeton have provided educational services for dyslexics since 1977. Newgrange's Executive Director, Dr. Gordon Sherman, is internationally recognized for his contributions to the field of brain research, teaching methodologies, and service to the dyslexia community. |
The Learning Experience at Princeton
4447 Route 27 Princeton NJ 08540 609-580-1390 From 6 weeks old to 5 years, The Learning Experience Academy of Early Education provides the ideal environment for your child to learn, play and grow in. Our secure and nurturing centers help develop and extract each child's greatest potential through the use of three key educational platforms: cognitive, social and physical. At The Learning Experience, we've built our unique programs and curriculum based on those platforms. The result has been that all children graduate our preschool with a bright future ahead of them and 90% graduate preschool reading at a kindergarten or greater level. Parents are encouraged to visit and tour The Learning Experience Academy of Early Education in Princeton to find out how TLE can play a crucial role in your child's early life advancements. |
Nassau Nursery School
33 Mercer Street Princeton NJ 08540 609-924-0566 As a cooperative nursery school celebrating more than fifty years of service to the broader Princeton community, Nassau Nursery School continues to be deeply committed to the nurturing of the whole child; to the emotional, physical, social and cognitive growth of each student, everyday. Nassau Nursery embraces a love of learning and a curiosity of the world through both traditional cognitive learning approaches and interactive play. Through creative daily curriculum and extensive special program offerings (including yoga, music, art, interactive science, field trips and more), the school provides a uniquely inspiring and nurturing learning environment for young preschool through junior kindergarten aged children. Accepting applications for the 2012/2013 school year now! |
Sylvan Learning Center
3635 Quakerbridge Road Hamilton NJ 08619 609-588-9037 Sylvan Learning is the leading provider of in-center and live, online tutoring at home to students of all ages, grades and skill levels. With approximately 30 years of experience and nearly 1,200 centers located throughout North America, Sylvan's proven process and personalized methods have inspired more than 2 million students to discover the joy of learning. Sylvan's trained and certified personal instructors provide individual instruction in reading, writing, mathematics, study skills and test-prep for college entrance and state exams. Sylvan helps transform unique kids into uniquely inspired learners with the skills to do better in school and the confidence to do better in everything else. For more information on the Hamilton Sylvan Learning Center, call 1-609-588-9037. |
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McCarter Theater's First Stage Program
91 University Place Princeton NJ 08540 609-258-8289 Have some drama in your life? What better way to explore all of your child's creative forces than to sign up for a class at McCarter Theatre Center? Professional teaching artists and directors guide K-12 students through putting on plays and much more. Our programs are designed to both challenge and stimulate students with years of experience and those who are investigating theater for the first time. REGISTER TODAY for classes in McCarter's after-school theater program, FIRST STAGE. First Stage offers K-12 students opportunities to explore and create through the world of the arts. For more information, contact the Education Department at 609-258-8289 or firstname.lastname@example.com. |
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Princeton Dance & Theater Studio
116 Rockingham Row Princeton NJ 08540 609-514-1600 Exceptional dance training in ballet, pointe, jazz, tap, hip hop, character dance, and flamenco. American Ballet Theatre® National Training Curriculum Certified and Affiliated Instructors. Boys Ballet Program Professional quality performance opportunities |
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Solebury School
6832 Phillips Mill Road New Hope PA 18938 215-862-5261 Solebury School is a coed, college preparatory, boarding and day school, for 235 students in grades 7-12. Students may board beginning in 9th grade. Our small size, the individual attention we give our students and the deep mutual respect between faculty and students are the cornerstones of our success. Honors and AP courses, an ESL program for International students, a Learning Skills program, and a full range of arts, athletics and activities make our program distinct. Solebury's beautiful 90-acre campus is located on Phillips Mill Road, two and one half miles north of New Hope, in the heart of historic Bucks County, Pennsylvania, mid-way between New York City and Philadelphia. |
The Wilberforce School
75 Mapleton Road Princeton NJ 08540 609-924-6111 The Wilberforce School is dedicated to a distinctly Christian, academically rigorous education in the classical tradition. Located on a grand 40-acre campus at the intersection of Mapleton and Seminary Roads in Princeton (the former campus of St. Joseph¹s Seminary), we offer Junior Kindergarten through Grade Eight. Learn more about our unique school at www.wilberforceschool.org. |
YingHua International School
33 River Road Princeton NJ 08540 732-513-3034 As the only Chinese-English bilingual school in the greater Princeton area, we offer dual language programs within the prestigious International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum framework while seeking the official authorization. Our mission is to enable academic excellence and prepare students for compassionate and effective global citizenship by facilitating English- and Chinese-language acquisition. In 2009-10, we serve students in grades pre-school through Grade 6 (ages 3-12) in our regular full-time and after-school programs. We will add grades annually until 12th grade is reached. |
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Arts Council of Princeton
102 Witherspoon Street Princeton NJ 08542 609-924-8777 Arts Council Of Princeton (ACP) Fall Classes for adults and children, Paul Robeson Center for the Arts, 102 Witherspoon Street, Princeton, 08542. Register for our adult, teen, and children's classes in visual and performing arts. Fall classes start September 10. Try a class in Ceramics, Drawing, Painting, Mixed Media, Dance, Digital Arts, B&W Photography, or Theater Arts. Additional classes will be added in the coming weeks, so check our website for updates. The ACP's Paul Robeson Center, conveniently located in downtown Princeton, has exceptional studio, exhibition and performance space. Check out the ACP website for a full list of exhibitions, concerts, performances and community events. |
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JW Actors Studio
116 Rockingham Row Princeton Forrestal Center Princeton NJ 08540 609-466-1432 JW actors studio in Princeton is for anyone 7 to adult who is seeking professional training in Acting and Improv for the stage, film, television, and commercials. We also offer workshops in Voice Over, Public Speaking, and Presentation Skills Training. If you are serious about acting or are a parent looking for that professional edge for your child – on stage, film, behind the microphone, in the classroom, boardroom, or the speaker's podium, you will benefit from our guidance. Run by a professional actor with over 25 years in the industry, comedy improv artist, and public presenter, you are guaranteed to receive the best training. Our philosophy is based on "behaving and speaking truthfully in imaginary circumstances." An actor that can do this is one who will give an honest, truthful, "real" performance every time. Our classes will help build your confidence, self esteem, and will allow you to learn and perfect lifetime skills. |
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The Bridge Academy
1958-B Lawrenceville Road Lawrenceville NJ 08648 609-844-0770 The Bridge Academy is a private, non-profit school approved by the state of New Jersey for students with language-based learning disabilities such as dyslexia, dysgraphia, auditory processing and ADHD. It is the only accredited Orton-Gillingham program in New Jersey. The school serves students ages 8-18 of average or higher intellectual potential and strives to empower students to bridge the gap between potential and performance. The Bridge Academy uses research-based, classroom-proven techniques taught by experienced professionals to help students thrive in school and achieve academic success. A summer program is also available. Currently 68 students are enrolled from 24 different school districts in New Jersey and from nearby towns in Pennsylvania. Please call 609-844-0770 or www.banj.org for more information. |
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The Hill School
717 East High Street Pottstown PA 19464 610-326-1000 The Hill School's mission is to prepare young men and women for success in college, careers, and life. The Hill distinguishes itself by nurturing students' sense of personal responsibility, genuine friendships, and ethical reflection, as expressed in our motto, "Whatsoever Things Are True." The School embraces academic challenge (offering 24 Advanced Placement subjects in addition to numerous Honors courses), diversity (with students drawn from 34 states and 20 countries), and traditions that range from a dress code and nondenominational community chapel services to seated meals enjoyed with teachers and their families. Classes are small – with a seven-to-one student-to-faculty ratio and an average class size of 12. Activities range from athletics - with 29 interscholastic teams, community service opportunities, 40 student-run organizations, and performance and exhibit venues in music, dramatics, and studio arts. |
Harmony Schools/Foxmoor
2022 Washington Boulevard Robbinsville NJ 08691 609-443-7575 The Harmony Schools is celebrating 25 years of offering high quality early education and childcare in central New Jersey. Harmony's programs are open year round for children aged two months to five years, and during the summer for children up to age nine for summer camp. Full and part time programs are available at all locations, in air conditioned stand alone buildings designed for children with beautiful, fenced-in, shaded playgrounds.Harmony's facilities are video monitored, have coded secured entry, and our staff is composed of mature, experienced teachers. In addition to the core program featuring weekly themes and learning activities, parents can choose from a list of supplemental programs, such as swim lessons, the Yinghua Chinese language, the Wacky Gym, Computertots, Jayadeva yoga, and Musically Yours. For more information, visit www.harmonyschools.com or email email@example.com. |
Princeton Adult School
P.O. Box 701 Princeton NJ 08542 609-683-1101 Princeton Adult School is gearing up for its Fall 2012 classes. Watch for your brochure in the mail or online www.princetonadultschool.org at the end of August. The new offerings of classes that begin on October 2 and October 4 include: art history, in-depth study of eight foreign languages, cooking galore, arts and many new crafts, improv, exercise indoors and outdoors, "The Many Faces of Islam" lecture series. Over two hundred courses will tantalize you. We will register during the month of September. In-person registration for our ESL courses will be Thursday, September 20, 7-8 pm at Princeton High School. Questions-call 609-683-1101. Join us this fall. |
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Princeton Friends School
470 Quaker Road Princeton NJ 08540 609-683-1194 x44 Princeton Friends School is a small Quaker coeducational day school for grades pre-k through 8 with multi-age grouping and an integrated curriculum. In an atmosphere of high intellectual expectation and a collaborative, rather than competitive environment, children are encouraged to experience the joy of learning, and to blossom both intellectually and creatively. |
Villa Victoria Academy
376 West Upper Ferry Road Ewing NJ 08628 609-882-1700 Villa Victoria Academy is a private, Catholic school for girls in grades Pre-K through 12. Since 1933, Villa has nurtured young women entrusted to its care into smart, strong, confident women. Through limited class enrollment and a focus on the specific learning style of young women, Villa strives to meet each student's needs and to develop her God-given abilities. In the classroom, on the stage, in the laboratory, on the athletic field, each student grows as an individual while serving an important role in the Villa family. Villa graduates are known for their integrity, confidence, and unmatched character. They attend top colleges and universities and earn an average of $153,000 in scholarships per student. Alumnae continue to contribute to their communities with conviction and integrity, regardless of the path their academic and professional careers take. Villa girls contribute to the world with a strong sense of self and their place in a global society. |
Little Wing Princeton
3570 Quakerbridge Rd Hamilton NJ 08619 609-890-7090 Little Wing is School of Rock's answer to early childhood music education. Developed by early childhood specialists, Little Wing teaches music through movement, using games, activities, and classic rock music! You won't hear "Wheels on the Bus" in this class! Students are introduced to hand instruments, rock instruments, rhythm and melody, songs and science, helping them develop a lifelong love of and interest in music. Join us for 8 weeks of music, movement, and fun!Birthday Parties are tons of fun at Little Wing, too. Call us for details. |
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Father Runs Marathons To Raise Awareness for Mental Illness
A father from New York, who is running 100 marathons across the country to raise awareness for mental illness, made an appearance in Carlsbad on Tuesday. Guy Fessenden, 54, of Hartsdale, N.Y., began his grueling 140-day journey on Tybee Island in Georgia on Oct. 2. He has been running 26.2 miles every day for three days in a row, then resting on the fourth day, said his videographer and photographer, Jeff Weiss. The goal is to end in Los Angeles, California, on Feb. 19, 2011.
(Note: Proceeds from Guy Fessenden's run will come to NARSAD to support brain and behavior research)
Treating Women's Depression Might Help Them Lose Weight
For many women coping with obesity and depression, new research finds that improving your mood might be the link to losing weight. The new study, which appears in the November/December issue of the journal General Hospital Psychiatry, cites past surveys that show having a body mass index (BMI) of 30 or more – classified as obese – increases a person's risk of depression by 50 percent to 150 percent.
The Reality of Attention Deficit Disorder
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Mindfulness Meditation Found To Be as Effective as Antidepressant Medication in Prevention of Depression Relapse: A new study from the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) in Toronto has found that mindfulness-based cognitive therapy – using meditation – provides equivalent protection against depressive relapse as traditional antidepressant medication.
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To be able to understand everything that the students are thought, they may need different facilities to learn better and this is made easier with the features found with the Motorola Droid Xyboard tablet.
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This tablet has enough memory of 32 GB and it can keep all the important data which a person can have. You can also upload the notes using other features of the tablet and you can share them with your classmates and friends. The tablet organizational feature is also beneficial to people and it can take dictation of the commands without a need of typing.
Since the user of the tablet may like to have the access to the organizational features faster, then the tablet has the dual core processor which has a high speed regardless if the users are accessing different applications at the same time. The tablet also can connect to the internet using both cable connection and wireless. You can still use the tablet to connect with other devices using the Bluetooth connectivity. With this feature, it will be easier for the people to share the information among themselves and in getting the information they need. The Motorola Droid Xyboard accessories are great when it comes to enhancing the features of your smart phone.
If you use the phone in the right way, then it will be good for you. However if you use in the wrong way, then it can cause damage for you. In place of using a tablet for a good purpose, sometime the users can listen to music or watch movies in the time that he may be doing something important. The tablet is used for studies, for business and for work. The professionals and the organizations also can benefit from using this kind of tablet.
This tablet is a second generation and it increases the time that the user can use the tablet. It can take long, if the user is watching the video or checking the mails. It will be also the same with other data application such as QuickOffice, PDF readers or Evernote which may not make the battery to lose the power that easily. If the battery is left idle, the power can stay long, but it will drain more if it is kept busy. The extra organizational application that you can benefit from include the QuickOffice and it is ready installed in the Xyboard and ready to be used. You have also to make sure that your tablet has Motorola Droid Xyboard case to protect it.


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Earlier this week I was honored to present at the ACS branch conference and very pleased to attend the full day. The Australian Computer Society is one of the leading professional societies in the world, based on external feedback (not just a bunch of self-satisfied Aussies) and I've been proud to be a member for many years and former committee member.
I spoke about the OLPC project and the XO Laptop, including demonstrating both on virtual machines and with my very own laptop I bought via the Give1Get1 project in the USA last year. Apart from discussing the project, social themes and its politics, I talked about the development environments included – Pippy Python and Squeak eToys. In particular, I emphasized the idea of Modeling Literacy – providing visual, interactive models as a classroom and personal tool.
The full presentations are available online, including many presenter notes not made visible to the audience.
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i wanna know if their oppa' nominated for KCA…does they still talk about nasionalism….??!!! n what' wrong with me..a Indonesian and vote for WG??!!
i just follow my heart…n for me nothin' wrong with follow what's ur heart said….!!!sHeLvi cHrisTine : 1 year, 3 months ago
Pleasee keep voting for our girls….!!! Lets Spread The Wonder…!!!n Lets makes our girls got slime …!!!
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Until now…i still cant find which song is my fav….on Wonder World….
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Today is Wonderful day for me…
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November 19 …November 14….i prefer to wait until JYPE or WG anounce d DATE by their self via their official site (like WonderGirlsWorld/Fantastic, twitter or FB)..
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QNAP has come out all guns blazing with the TS-259 Pro+ Turbo NAS, and the end result is impressive.
Read and write performance is excellent across the board, and QNAP's extensive feature set is second to none. Coupled with a user interface that feels intuitive and streamlined, it makes for a compelling NAS package with only one notable drawback; price.
Fetching £475 at retail, the TS-259 Pro+ is one of the most expensive two-bay NAS solutions on the market and will likely appeal only to those who require its high-end business features.
For everyone else, the Synology DiskStation DS210+ consolidates performance and features to meet a more realistic £275 price tag.
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Wasn't sure where to put this, but.... I have been searching the web for what's hot and what's not for 2010. Since I design gift baskets and party sets and custom gifts, this is something I need to keep up with. I have a friend that says, Twilight is in and Hannah Montana is out. I found an article that said the color blue was in and then turn around and read an article that says pink. Also, are geese in, or apples? You get the idea. Any suggestions for the new year, as to what's hot and what's not?
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Brooke Booher wins DAR Good Citizen Award
Brooke Booher, a Berkeley Springs High School senior, was presented the "Good Citizen Award" by the Ye Towne of Bath Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR).
The presentation was made at the DAR Christmas dinner at the Country Inn in December. The certificate and medal were presented to Booher by Linda McGraw, DAR Good Citizen Chairman and Gail Potter, Regent of the Ye Towne of Bath DAR.
Each year the DAR looks for high school seniors who have the qualities of a good citizen. They must demonstrate dependability, service, leadership and patriotism. Applicants are recommended by their classmates and teachers.
Each applicant must submit a handwritten essay concerning good citizenship. This year's essay was titled "Our American Heritage and Our Responsibility for Preserving it." Booher's essay was about the controversy over the phrase "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance and how wrong it is to try to remove these words.
Booher is a top student (GPA 3.7) who is involved in many school activities. She has played on the tennis team and is now a varsity cheerleader. For four years she has been a member of FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes) while serving as an officer for two years. Her interest in the business field led her to join FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) and HSB (High School of Business). Elected to the National Honor Society, she has received the Principal' Honors Award for all four years.
An active member of her church, Booher participates in the Word of Deliverance Generation 42 Youth Group.
She has been accepted to Marshall University to pursue a degree in Business Administration with a focus on marketing. She is the daughter of Terri and Monte Booher of Berkeley Springs.


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Comment Number: | EREG-299 Docket:04-06268 |
Received: | 4/23/2004 1:41:41 PM |
Organization: | MarketingIdeaShop.com |
Commenter: | Lois Carter Fay |
State: | VA |
Agency: | Federal Trade Commission |
Rule: | CAN-SPAM ANPR |
Docket ID: | [3084-AA96] |
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Re: CAN-SPAM Act Rulemaking, Project No. R411008To the Commissioners,Thank you for working to curb the problem ofunsolicited bulk email. It is a very difficult job.Unfortunately, I am very concerned about the proposed requirement for merchants to maintainsuppression lists. As a small publisher with a double opt-in list, I know that my readers have signed on to hear from me on a regular basis. My readers expect me to give them good information and links to other providers with whom I joint venture and do affiliate marketing. They see this as a huge benefit.Creating a subpression list, maintaining more than one list, or having to restrict my communications with my subscribers will severely hamper my ability to run a profitable business. How can I possibly check to see if any of my subscribers have asked to unsubscribe to someone else's list? Currently, I have about 1,400 names on my list and this would be unwieldy enough. What happens when I get to 10,000 or I joint venture with someone who has a list of 100,000 subscribers? There is no way I can possibly make sure that each and every subscriber on someone else's list is a legitimate double opt-in or single opt-in subscriber.Like other publishers and Internet marketing strategists that I know, I take great care to contact only the people who wish to hear from me. I also have systems and practices in place to protect the identities and email addresses of my subscribers and customers.There are so many problems and costs associated with creating suppression lists, and so much potential damage to consumers and businesses alike, that I feel I must urge you to consider this matter most carefully. Implementing this proposed rule would create undue burden on small businesses. Please reconsider.Companies like mine are not who CAN-SPAM was designed to put out of business, but this requirement will very likely have that effect. And it's likely that the real spammers who have programs to sequentially generate email addresses would continue to thrive and never get caught. Plus, it would be easy enough for a good hacker to get ahold of these suppression lists. Then what? The legitimate businesses will be out of business and the spammers will thrive!Please don't include this requirement in the new regulations!Yours truly,Lois Carter Fayhttp://www.marketingideashop.comMassanutten, Virginia 22840


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From the very beginning Plas T. James has had a passion for science and healing. The Louisiana native completed his undergraduate studies in 1982, graduating summa cum laude with a bachelor of science in Chemistry from Xavier University. He earned his medical degree in 1986 from the prestigious Harvard Medical School in Boston, Massachusetts. Dr. James' general surgery internship and orthopaedic surgery residency were completed at Tulane University School of Medicine in New Orleans, Louisiana in 1991. His advanced spine surgery education was obtained through a combined neurosurgical and orthopaedic spine fellowship program at Harvard Medical School, completed in 1992. Dr. James continues researching and studying the latest techniques in spine care and surgery at noted institutions nationally and internationally.
A published researcher in the field of orthopaedics and spine care, Dr. James has served as orthopaedic faculty at Baylor College of Medicine Spine Fellowship Teaching Program. He was a guest lecturer at Harvard Medical School on "Lumbar Spine Trauma" and discussed "Intradiscal Electrothermal Therapy" before the Atlanta Bar Association.
Dr. James is certified by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery and the American Board of Spine Surgery. From 1995 to 1997, he served as Chief of Orthopaedics at West Paces Medical Center. His hospital affiliations in the Atlanta area include: Saint Joseph's Hospital, Atlanta Medical Center and Southern Regional Hospital.
Dr. James maintains a rigorous schedule outside of his practice. His interest in sports medicine inspired him to become involved with treating professional and high caliber amateur athletes. Dr. James served as Team Physician and Orthopaedic Spine Surgeon for the National Hockey League - Atlanta Thrashers. He also served as Team Physician and Orthopaedic Spine Surgeon for the National Football League - Atlanta Falcons 2004-2011 (see below). Dr. James continues to serve as the Orthopaedic Spine Consult for the Atlanta Falcons.
Dr. James also served as a team physician for the 2000 USA Indoor Track and Field Championships. Other experience as a team physician includes the Georgia Games Amateur Boxing, the USA Boxing Association and the Holyfield-Frazier boxing event.


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What Should Natick's New Year's Resolution Be?
You're sitting around making a list of things you'd like to accomplish this year, but what do you think the town should do?
Around this time every year, people sit around and start putting together lists of things they'd like to accomplish in the new year. Whether it be some of the more common ones, such as going to the gym and losing weight, or something that's maybe a little more original or unorthodox, people look at the new year as a time when they can start over. It may just be one part of their lives that can be changed and they're not going to be turning into completely different people with a fresh start, but people try to find something they can change so they can get it done. Whether they follow up on it or not, that's another story. But what about the town? What about Natick? There are always things going on. Some you may hear about a lot, some may …
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Jobs Are Everything — Job Change By State and MSA
Posted by Ted C. Jones on January 20, 2011
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Jobs are everything to an economy. Period. People with jobs buy houses, and so goes jobs so goes roof tops, and so goes the demand for commercial real estate.
The latest state-based numbers recently were released, and they provide a unique insight into how specific economic factors impact each state/region differently.
The following State Excel sheet lists the percent change in jobs in each state in the last 12 months (comparing November 2010 to November 2009) and also comparing the previous 10-years (November 2010 versus November 2000) using non-seasonally adjusted employment numbers).
Also included are MSA(Metropolitan Statistical Area) numbers.
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AMEN!! New Govenor in the State of Ohio John Kasich is promoting "JobsOhio" as one of our most important jobs initiatives in the past two decades. A private economic development organization to help spur growth and development in Ohio.
Unless you have been sleeping under a rock and based on your spread sheet it is very apparent that Ohio has got to step up big and new aggressive initatives are the only way to go. So lets get rockin;!!!
Jobs are not only critical for the people that want to buy a home but also a major factor in the decision of the banks when they determine whether they will lend money. Job history is a major factor when the bank reviews an application for a new loan. With the increased scrutiny and lending requirements, without a stable job, the chances of getting a new home loan are slim. Even with a large amount down and good credit.


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Nigeria's National Sport Commission will head to FIFA in March hopping that FIFA chief Sepp Blatter will address the crisis in the country's Football Federation.
In January, a federal high court in Abuja dissolved the football federation (NFF) and Premier League (NPL). The court declared that only the Nigeria Football League (NFL) and the Nigeria Football Association (NFA) have the legal authority to operate.
The NFA became the NFF in 2009, but failed to register the change properly. This is why the Nigerian law is refusing to recognise the NFF as the national body governing the country's football. Nigeria's sports commission has now stepped in to set up a meeting with FIFA.
"I can confirm that the sports commission plans to meet with the FIFA president on March 15 in Zurich to discuss this situation," Tony Ohaeri, spokesman for the sports commission, told BBC Sport. "There is a need to meet with FIFA to explain the situation concerning the Nigeria Football Association and the Nigeria Football Federation. The NSC representatives will travel to Switzerland for this important meeting, and hopefully there will be a solution to the path to follow."
Days after the initial ruling by the federal high court in Abuja, the NFF filed an appeal as well as a motion for a stay of execution of the judgement pending appeal. On Monday, the court adjourned the hearing on the stay of execution until 19 April. According to Akin Olujimi, counsel to the NFF, the body will continue to operate on the basis that they followed due process in filing the appeal. "We will argue the case on 19 April, but what the law says is that my clients can go about their jobs," he explained.
Nigeria's Super Eagles are trying to revive their flagging fortunes after their failure to qualify for this month's African Cup of Nations.


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The ideal candidate should be educated to degree level, be chartered either CEng or CGeol and have a wealth of geotechnical expertise. You should be able to demonstrate excellent leadership skills and the ability to manage multiple projects at any given time. You should have excellent organisational skills with flexible attitude to time management, and the ability to work consistently and methodically under pressure, to meet deadlines and achieve goals.
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This morning Greg Knapp, host of the KCMO Morning Show, defended the use of pepper spray on non-violent protestors at UC-Davis. Video of the incident has been widely viewed, and has sparked outrage by Occupy sympathizers, and a sort of sadistic contempt by the movement's detractors. Knapp and his listeners, and presumably others on the Right, believe the police are justified and the protestors are getting what they deserve.
I had not seen video of the students being hosed with pepper spray, who were described as blocking the entrance to the school, and who quickly moved after being hit with the chemicals. The video does not depict this at all. It shows a dozen or students blocking a footpath, and only move after being dragged away by police brandishing batons.
In order to justify such abuse, Knapp appealed to an authority on the issue – a police officer – who wrote the book on "use of force." Well of course this guy's going to say that everything's perfectly fine. His guidelines were followed. He can't condemn the behavior; he suggested it in the first place! In this officer's opinion, pepper spray is a "compliance tool." How Orwellian a name is that?
Such appeals to the State provide a veil of legitimacy to the violence being perpetrated. This post sums it all up very nicely: "Sorry Libs […] the pepper spray incident was standard operating procedure." Who cares if it was the standard? If the standard itself is corrupt, nothing which relies on its authority can be pure. What's never questioned is whether the law in question is itself legitimate. Just as with immigration, the Law and Order conservatives never stop to ask these fundamental questions, let alone consider the possible consequences.
This is because the prospect that such treatment would ever be used against them never seems to occur to conservatives. They still don't think any of them will ever be hauled off to some secret prison, tortured, or be made an unperson. Their blind devotion to the State and its para-military police forces prevents them from ever looking at a case such as this objectively. It's as though they never stop to consider what might happen if they were on the other side of the gun.
The whole incident reinforces the wisdom behind this picture that made its way around the internet in recent weeks.
Official justification notwithstanding, the militarization of the police forces represents a threat to society far greater than any protest movement ever could.
I've decided to remain neutral with the OWS crowd. Many are ignorant of the true source of their frustration, which is government, from whom corporations draw their power. I've spoken with a number of folks at Occupy KC, and most of them fall into this category. However, there are also a number of individuals who see the problem for what it is. They are principled anti-state, anti-war, pro-market types, who reject central planning and embrace freedom.


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Bucs top Wildfire in District 13
HETTINGER — The Beach volleyball team was sitting comfortable in the latter portion of the first set.By: The Press Staff, The Dickinson Press
HETTINGER — The Beach volleyball team was sitting comfortable in the latter portion of the first set.
Or so they thought.
Mott-Regent overcame a 10-point deficit, but Beach doused the Wildfire's chances to win the District 13 championship Tuesday in four sets, 23-25, 25-17, 25-17, 25-14.
"That first set I thought Mott did an awesome job, because we were winning by 10 points and then they came back without any timeouts," Beach head coach Allison Skari said. "After that game, we decided even if we have a decent lead we can't let up. We can't think that we have it in the bag."
Sophomore middle blocker Channa Clarin led the way for the No. 1-seed Buccaneers. The 6-foot-1 sophomore had 13 kills and four blocks.
"For a tall girl, she's definitely got some coordination, which is nice to see," said Skari, who won District 13 coach of the year. "I would say these last two games she's played have her best games of the season."
Beach didn't let up down the stretch.
"They went into the second set knowing that they needed play a little bit better and always keep the intensity up," Skari said. "That's what carried us through for the rest of the game."
Mott-Regent, the No. 2 seed, was led by Naomi Meier and Abby Honeyman with 11 and 10 kills, respectively. Alyssa Olin added 27 assists and three aces.
Beach plays District 14 No. 4 seed Hazen to start the Region 7 Tournament at 6 p.m. next Monday in Killdeer. Mott-Regent plays District 14 No. 3 seed Richardton-Taylor.
"We don't know anything about Hazen," Skari said. "All I know is what we see in the paper and we know that can be deceiving. We just going to go out and play with high intensity."
Beach 23 25 25 25 — 3
Kills: MR, Naomi Meier 11, Abby Honeyman 10, Marah Friez 4. B, Channa Clarin 13, Hailee Farstveet 7, Cydni Stedman 7.
Blocks: MR, Honeyman 3, Friez 2. B, Clarin 4, Farstveet 2.
Aces: MR, Alyssa Olin 3, Friez 2. B, Kari Schmeling 4, Farstveet 4, Chantel Fulton 3.
Digs: MR, Honeyman 7, Meier 4, Molly Kouba 3. B, Farstveet 9, Schmeling 8, Bailey Waldal 7.
Assists: MR, Olin 27. B, Fulton 29.
Region qualifiers
Heart River 3,
Bowman County 1
Heart River didn't let a first-set loss deter the team from a ticket to the Region 7 tournament.
After the first set, the No. 5-seed Cougars gained control of the match, beating No. 6 seed Bowman County four sets 22-25, 25-11, 25-9, 25-15.
Karli Northrop led Heart River with nine aces, five kills and six digs, while Tricia Romanyshyn added eight kills and three blocks. Jada Mattson had a solid performance with 26 assists, 10 digs and three aces.
Macy Smyle led the Bulldogs with 10 kills and three blocks. Haley Sabe supplied three kills, two aces and nine digs.
Heart River plays Dickinson Trinity, No. 2 seed from District 14, at 7:30 p.m. next Monday in the Region 7 Tournament.
Kills: BC, Macy Smyle 10, Brittany Hansey 6, Haley Sabe 3. HR, Tricia Romanyshyn 8, Desiree Johnson 8, Alexis Ruston 7, Karli Northrop 5.
Blocks: BC, Smyle 3, Hansey 2. HR, Romanyshyn 3.
Aces: BC, Morgan Woodley 4, Sabe 2. HR, Northrop 9, Jada Mattson 3, Shanea Haugtvedt 3.
Digs: BC, Sabe 9, Sierra Irons 8, Woodley 5. HR, Haugtvedt 16, Mattson 10, Northrop 6, Alex Poland 5.
Assists: BC, Woodley 15. HR, Mattson 26.
New England 3,
Hettinger-Scranton 1
New England used a four-set win over Hettinger-Scranton to punch its ticket to the Region 7 tournament.
Despite dropping the second set, the No. 4 seed Tigers used strong third and fourth sets to win 25-19, 11-25, 25-19, 25-15.
Bryanna Rasch and Taylor Hewson led New England as each had a team-high nine kills. Erin Volk added 16 assists, eight digs and two aces. Rasch supplied two blocks and Hewson had four aces.
For the No. 3 seed Night Hawks, Brooke Slater had seven kills and 23 digs. Becca Oase, who won District 13 senior athlete of the year, added four kills, three blocks and six aces.
New England starts the Region 7 Tournament against District 14 champion Beulah at 3 p.m. next Monday.
Kills: NE, Bryanna Rasch 9, Taylor Hewson 9, Hannah Nordby 7. HS, Brooke Slater 7, Becca Oase 4, Kaitlin Reitz 4.
Blocks: NE, Ashley Plaggelmeyer 5, Rasch 2. HS, Oase 3, Cassie Holt 2.
Aces: NE, Hewson 4, Volk 2, Nordby 2, Madi Humlekler 2. HS, Oase 6, Talyssa Kvanvig 2.
Digs: NE, Nordby 10, Gabbi Hanson 9, Erin Volk 8. HS, Slater 23, Reitz 13, Oase 9, Holt 9.
Assists: NE, Erin Volk 16, Hanson 14. HS, Kvanvig 12, Bailey Sadowsky 6.
Senior athlete of year: Becca Oase, Hettinger-Scranton.
Coach of year: Allison Skari, Beach
All-District 14
Beach: Cydni Stedman, Hailee Farstveet.
Bowman County: Macy Smyle.
Heart River: Jada Mattson, Shanea Haugtvedt.
Hettinger-Scranton: Brooke Slater, Becca Oase.
Mott-Regent: Abby Honeyman, Naomi Meyer, Alyssa Olin.
New England: Bryanna Rasch, Gabbi Hanson.
Honorable mention
Beach: Chantel Fulton.
New England: Taylor Hewson.
Bowman County: Sierra Irons.
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It's a blessed food-filled day for our friends up north, as Canada celebrates its Thanksgiving Day today, October 8th. So we're launching into the holidays with a roundup of a few of our favorite Thanksgiving recipes. (American cooks, you can bookmark them for your own celebration in only six weeks' time!) Canadian readers, tell us what you're cooking today! More
File this under Weird Food News of the Day: There's been a major heist at the warehouse in Quebec that holds 80% (!!!) of the world's maple syrup! More
Last weekend, I visited friends in Toronto. Lucky for me, they live just next door to St. Lawrence Market, hailed by National Geographic as the number one food market in the world. So imagine my surprise when I found it left a lot to be desired when it came to cheese.
Except for one stand... More
Following our visit to the West End farmers' market in Vancouver, British Columbia, we hopped on a ferry to Vancouver Island and the capital city of Victoria. Boasting the mildest climate in Canada, Vancouver Island is home to many food and wine producers, several of whom can be found at the vibrant Bastion Square market on Sundays. More
During a recent trip to Vancouver, BC, we headed straight for the famous Granville Island Public Market, only to discover that much of the produce was imported from far-off locations, including our own state of California. That market is certainly fun to visit, but for truly local BC food, we knew we needed to hit up one of Vancouver's farmers' markets. So, on a rainy Saturday morning, we strolled through the beautiful West End market, its tents nestled between community gardens and Victorian homes. More
We are just back from a glorious vacation in Québec (Montreal and Québec City). While I would love to talk about the vibrant and historic old city quarters, the influence of explorer Jacques Cartier, the changing of the Guard at the famous Citadel in Québec City, or the 400-year dual culture and language struggle between French and English — I will leave all that for another day. Instead let me share my observations on the buying wine in these cities. More
A few weeks ago we ran across a recipe for Nanaimo Bars. Our first thought was, how on earth do you pronounce that and where can we get some now! The pictures of these snacks were all we could think about for days and not ever having been to Canada (unless Niagara Fall counts), we were unfamiliar with what we now know to be quite the indulgent treat. More
City: Vancouver, BC
Population: 3 million
Local specialties: Seafood, locally made cheese, and fresh produce
We're continuing our series of food-lovers' guides by sticking around in the Northwest for the moment. Vancouver, BC! We just visited, and it is a truly remarkable city. It's located on a major seaport, between the Pacific and the incredible mountains of Canada. It has a mild, moist climate, and fresh fruit and vegetables are everywhere, as well as just-caught seafood. It is also very diverse, and Asian cooking of all kind is very popular. Here's your open spot to discuss Vancouver and the best markets, artisans, and shops for food-lovers and cooks in this beautiful, food-loving city. More
We love it too! Read on to see more of Julie's kitchen, hear about where she sourced those countertops (science labs were involved!) and to see more of the little touches that make this kitchen such a lovely place to cook. More


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What a great idea!An ounce of practice or a jot of direct experience is a billion times more IMPORTANT than mere theorizing.
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"Legumes of the World Unite " Since: Sep 11 2,703 |
What a great idea! |
rabbee: if G-D is angry, at this whole world again. should not we all be angry, even if we cannot determine the source of our anger truly or why? |
"Legumes of the World Unite " Since: Sep 11 2,703 |
Judged: 1 1 Yeah but you know the funniest thing about it is? I see your posts, day in and day out, full of critique, and honestly I don't sense much anger. What I sense underneath all of that blah blah blah is concern. Maybe not concern that I agree with, but concern never the less. In contrast, what I get from Caribbean Boy is anger. Anger that he won't get his way, anger that people wont buy into his private vocabulary and worldview. |
Mumbai, India |
Hugh is an insignificant creature with perverted views and has an extremely low level of intelligence and besides he has a massive inferiority complex when dealing with individuals who're way ahead of him in most respects. He attempts to conceal his inferiority behind a "polite", "friendly", "forgiving" and "obdurate" facade. Make no mistake he's one hell of a shrewd cookie who cannot be trusted. I pity the poor and ignorant people he influences with his religious bull shit and smooth talking ways. He feels superior or great only when surrounded by the riff raff from his native country who he can dictate terms to. It'd have made no difference to the world at large had Jesus not been born. No great shakes about his teachings, deeds or personality. His mission was a colossal failure. |
Mumbai, India |
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha, Papa. Thank you. |
Mumbai, India |
How much interest-free money can I lend you? Let me know, con-woman. |
Mumbai, India |
If death is in the hands of a being designated as God, what is the criteria that this God uses to determine the life-span of each individual on earth? So, why do we die? |
"Legumes of the World Unite " Since: Sep 11 2,703 |
I can only assume you got the joke. No need to thank me. you sound like Stepford Yogi. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Stepford_Wiv... |
Mumbai, India |
In the absence of a causal mechanism involving the workings of a sentient system and its interactions with its immediate surroundings, life or death wouldn't have arisen on the plane of gross matter....
"Legumes of the World Unite " Since: Sep 11 2,703 |
I sincerely doubt he has much of a following. Unless he has charisma that is not evident online. If he ever breathed a word of his ideas to his alleged Jewish relatives they would probably tar and feather the boy. |
Mumbai, India |
As karma or causation is perpetually at work and we reap what we sow, what need, then, for a Judgement Day or a Qayamat at a fixed point in time in the future? |
Mumbai, India |
I am certain Hugh with his "gift of the gaffe" oops I meant "gift of the gab" and great missionary zeal that includes tons of patience as he works at mind controlling his audience has a huge list of admirers and converts most of them ignorant, impressionable, easily influenced, poor, ill-educated and weak-minded. Hugh claims he worked as CEO for two great MNCs in the past but he displays none of the power, style, sharp intelligence and luxe traits related to high professional status and classy and prosperous living - doesn't own a single haute brand, owns a silly Subaru car, has never flown first class on Singapore Airlines, Qatar Airways, Thai Silk class or any of the luxe airlines of the world and has visited a five star hotel just once in Aruba as per his own admission. He's always broke for hard cash and is neck-deep in financial debt and has been seeking online sympathy from BMZ of Singapore where his monetary woes are concerned. His ideas, choice of words, vibes, reasoning skills and attitude reveal an ill-bred creature with a deep sense of sin, guilt, shame, inferiority, ignorance and superstition that he conceals through smooth and affectionate talk and sophistry in religious and worldly matters. He has the personality of a slippery character who cannot be trusted. Besides, he's deep into sexual perversions. I don't think he has Jewish blood in his veins. It's all animism, voodoo or Christian blood in him. |
Mumbai, India |
Yeah, observant Jews would take offence at his preachy ways and rabid ideas centered on painting everything Jewish with the Jesus-brush. Non-observant, secular or atheistic Jews wouldn't mind his talks and would ignore or laugh at him. I know this all too well. |
Judged: 1 Now you're just making me blush. Do you ever blush? How can you tell? Just curious. |
"Legumes of the World Unite " Since: Sep 11 2,703 |
Lucky for him there really isnt any community of observant Jews on his island. I have read articles on this. Which explains his weird outlook in a way. I would ignore him except for the fact that if I ignored every crank on this forum I would have no one to make fun of. |
"Legumes of the World Unite " Since: Sep 11 2,703 |
No kidding on the first statement I feel sorry for his village livestock - on the second statement and the first |
"Legumes of the World Unite " Since: Sep 11 2,703 |
I don't recollect he ever telling us the size of the companies he worked for. I don't think he was misrepresenting himself. I could easily be the CEO of my company if I ever chose to change my position in my yearly legal filings from "member of the board" (of a board of one) to "CEO". |
"Legumes of the World Unite " Since: Sep 11 2,703 |
I almost spewed my soup. (though truth being I was eating a bagel) Are you going to get nailed by the storm? We are expecting 12-22 inches. |
"âYou must not lose faith " Since: Jun 11 9,989 Location hidden |
Check the spelling. IN-IF Also of note. I did not use "", you however did, and so shifting the meaning to just an expletive and suddenly saying nothing about neither the Person nor the Attribute. And as for the last: as in giving false testimony i have you. |
rabbee: it took me 41 years, to figure out. just how angry G-D, was at this world and then me also after that too. but i do know now, that sarchasm, pestilence, plague and famine from G-D. is not a sign of happyness with anyone. it is hard to tell that G-D, is angy at anyone. when THEY are not, actually zapping you in PERSON. when THEY can Command, anyone on earth to zap you on THEIR Behalf. or do you think, that muslems or americans zapping each other in syria or america today is their idea? or is it comnanded by, TheG-D WHO is displeased with us all? |
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BELLEVILLE - Hannah L. Peachey, 48, of 2522 West Back Mountain Road, died 8:30 a.m. June 21, 2012, at her home.
She was born Oct. 15, 1963, in Huntingdon, a daughter of the late David N. and Lydia (Kanagy) Peachey.
She is survived by: sisters, Mrs. Rudy (Linda) Yoder, Mrs. Ivan (Katie) Byler, Mrs. Joseph (Gertile) Wengerd and Mrs. Bertha Kangy, all of Belleville, and Mrs. Emanuel (Mary) Peachey, of Loganton.
She was preceded in death by: siblings, Mrs. John K. (Hettie) Hostetler, Ella Peachey, Lena Peachey, Abner Peachey, Moses Peachey and Henry Peachy.
Hannah belonged to the Old Order Amish.
Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. Saturday, June 23, at the Jacob W. Peachey residence, 59 Cedar Lane, Belleville, with Bishop Louie D. Peachey and Pastor Daniel R. Peachey officiating. A viewing will be held the afternoon and evening of Friday, June 22, at the Jacob W. Peachey residence.
Interment will be at the Whitehall Amish cemetery, Belleville.