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Kremer Kennel
Additional Information: Currently we do have any Cockapoo puppies. Socialized, very friendly, up to date on shots, worming, microchipped, and Vet Checked with a fecal. More info on our website. www.kremerkennel.com
Currently we do have cockapoo puppies. Photos of puppies and parents can be found on the website... ...
Additional Information: Two litters born in December we have chocolate, spotted, blonde and black pups of Cockapoos We are just taking deposits right now. The website shows group pics for now. 903-845-835
I have been raising puppies for 24 years. I love my dogs very much . The dogs are part of my family and I would not treat them any different than I... ...
A&J's Love Our Pups, LLC
Additional Information: We are licensed breeders by the State of Georgia. When you choose from our pups, you are buying registered pups raised in a happy home rather than a mill, petstore or shelter. Contact us 855 647-0770
A&J's LoveOurPups is Limited Liability Company (LLC), registered with the state of Georgia. We are also a Georgia State Licensed Breeder.... ...
Sugar and Spice Cockapoos
Additional Information: ACC registered cockapoos. Health guarantee. Parents genetically tested. Homeschooling family. Beautiful puppies; raised in home. Located between Greenville, SC, & Ashville, NC. Website updated weekly.
All of our cockapoo parent dogs are ACC (American Cockapoo Club) registered, and puppies are also registerable with the ACC. We are a small,... ...
Additional Information: Although I have not been breeding Cockapoos a long time, I have been breeding American Cocker Spaniels since 1985. My Cockapoos are first generation. Please contact me for more information.
PLEASE EMAIL me if you are interested in waiting until next year for one of my puppies. Most likely the earliest I will have any pupplies... ...
T-Cup, Toy, & Mini Cockapoos Cocker X Poodle
Additional Information: Teacup, Toy, & Mini Cockapoos! Parents are small sized and we get all sizes and colors in puppies. Quality shows in each puppy! Pups are home raised around children & spoiled rotten!
Top Quality puppies raised in our home! We get teacup, Toy, and mini sized Cockapoos are available and are home raised. Puppies are very well... ...
OZ Cockapoos
Additional Information: OZ COCKAPOOS- Producing QUALITY Cockapoos for the family home. ACC registered. Writen guarantee and temperament tested. Puppies available
OZ Cockapoos are a small hobby breeder of QUALITY cockapoos. Cockapoos are non-shed to low-shed bundles of joy! We produce several harder to find... ...
Robins Pups & Behavior Specialist of FL
Additional Information: We are a small breeder specializing in training puppies. We raise Cockapoos, Maltipoos, Malshis, and Shihpoos.
We are a small kennel located in Hudson,Florida which is 35 miles north of Tampa and about 50 Miles from St.... ...
Treehouse Kennels
Additional Information: Cockapoos! The original Designer Dog and the most successful of all the hybrids. These puppies are the result of a purebred registered Cocker Spaniel mother and a purebred registered Mini Poodle. This is a 1st generation hybrid cross which is said to produce extremely hardy, sturdy puppies. A Cockapoo is a loving, intelligent dog who is usually mild mannered and low key. This puppy will have an adult weight of 18 lbs approximately. We raise our puppies in our home, surrounded by children, other dogs and cats. They are well socialized and handled many times per day.
This mother/daughter team has been raising high quality family pets since 1988. We now are producing 1st generation hybrid cross puppies between a... ...
Additional Information: C.K.C. REG. PUPPIES ALL PUPPIES ARE VET CHECKED AND 8 WEEKS OLD BEFORE THEY CAN LEAVE. THE MOTHERS ARE BREED ONCE A YEAR IF THERE IS A WANT FOR THEM. AS THEY ARE MY PETS ALSO. THEY ARE 1ST GENERATION, NU-SHEDDING HYPO/ALLERGENIC. THEY ARE PAPER TRAINED AND CRATE TRAINED. SHOTS/WORMED. HANDLED AND PLAYED WITH EVERY DAY. LOVE KIDS
Glenhaven Cockapoos
Additional Information: We've been raising Cockapoos for over fifteen years and selectively breed them in Toy, Miniature and Standard sizes for optimal health, temperament and coat quality.Call James: (352) 467-1500
Welcome To Glenhaven! We've been raising Cockapoos for over fifteen years and selectively breed them in Toy, Miniature... ...
Additional Information: We are a family with 7 kids and love raising dogs.We love the cockapoos because they're so gentle and loving! And we enjoy finding a pet for your home.
We have some adorable F1 cockapoos!!! Mom is a chocolate cocker spaniel and dad is a chocolate toy poodle. The puppies will be... ...
Additional Information: We are 2 friends that raise beautiful Cockapoo puppies in our homes. They are all spoiled members of the family, well socialized and utd on all vet work. We can provide references from past customers.
Becky's gorgeous Apricot CKC F1 Cockapoo, Stella, had her 1st litter of F1b Cockapoos on 1/31. 1 darling apricot & white parti... ...
Shirley's Cockapoos
Additional Information: No babies at this time.
We are a small breeder of Cockapoo's , located in Beautiful South West Florida. and in the Summertime SE Iowa. We have about two litters... ...
Angels Cove Cockapoo's
Additional Information: We breed for quality and health. References galore. We work very closely with the Humane Society and our Vet. Wonderful colors. Low prices. Fantastic puppies.
Lorrie Peccatiello
Additional Information: Smartest cutest Cockapoo ever. Bentley is a proven stud. Gentle friendly and smart. Irish setter red, non Shedding, hypo allergenic, raised with 8 grandkids. He is am amazing family dog. 28 pounds.
I have 20 years of dog breeding experience with Airdales and Cockapoos and have delivered dozens of beautiful, healthy... ...
Cathy's Cockapoos
Additional Information: We breed quality cockapoos in our home. Family cared for and raised. We are located in east central Fl. on 10 beautiful acres. Puppies have a one year guarentee, vet exam, health cert. $1000.00
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Cockapoos by Choice
Additional Information: ACC registered F2 black female Cockapoo pup who is ready to go to a new home on June 9th
Our puppies are usually Red, Buff, Carmel, Cream, Phantom, and occasional blacks or chocolates. Cockapoos are generally considered a non-shedding... ...
AKA's Doodles and Poodles, LLC.
Additional Information: Our cockapoos are raised in our home with our children and are well socialized. Variety of colors. Puppies are here!
Truffles and Lenny are are here! Adorable litter of cockapoo's born on 4/12/2018- going home in June. Perfect Summer Time... ...
Kathy's Kountry Kennel
Additional Information: I'm a small hobby breeder specializing in Cockapoo's. I've been breeding for 14 yrs and have all the parents for you to meet. I don't ship but I do invite everyone out to meet me and my dogs by appt.
Miller Kennels
Additional Information: we are a family that loves dogs and our aim is provide you with a healthy affordable puppy. We have been raising puppies for 20 years. Our puppies are well socialized.
We are a family that loves dogs and want to provide you with a healthy happy puppy. Our number is 330-695-4875 it is the fastest way to get hold... ...
Temples Homegrown Puppies
Additional Information: I raise cockapoo and yorkiepoo puppies. I have been raising pups for 32 years. These are healthy, loving pups. Please call if interested-emails are not getting always getting to me.
Why do I raise puppies? I love dogs. All of my life I've had dreedogs and enjoy placing a pup in just the right home. It's very... ...
Puppies By Possehl
Additional Information: We have been breeding Cockapoo pups since 1993. We have them year round. Pups are vet checked, come with a one year congenital health guarantee, current on shots & de-wormings. We do not ship.
The Cockapoo is highly intelligent, non shed, loyal, and very affectionate!! Having a very sweet nature, this dog is sure to steal the... ...
Additional Information: We are a family that specializes in matching puppies with good homes and are dedicated to the quality care and health of each and every puppy that comes through our home.
Cockapoos can range in color from solid white to solid black with any combination in between. They can carry more of a Cocker Spaniel look,... ...
Cute Cockapoos
Additional Information: We are a small family breeder featuring beautiful Cockapoo Puppies! They are 1st generation, non-shed/hypoallergenic, and come home up to date on vaccines, vet checked, and with a health guarantee.
For those of you looking to add a wonderful puppy to your home a Cockapoo is an excellent choice! They are family friendly, very smart and easy to... ...
Cockapoo of Excellence
Additional Information: "Cockapoo of Excellence" is a Cockapoo Breeder of top quality Cockapoo Puppies,we are a Wisconsin family breeder that breed for extreme health,beauty and temperment producing the perfect family pet.
Cockapoo Puppies ready for their new home. Personalities are well devloped already just as anyone would want them to be. They are very well... ...
Sophie Lou Cockapoos
Additional Information: Located in Central Pennsylvania, we are a very small family breeder of cockapoo puppies. Our puppies are hand raised, loved, and socialized in our home from birth. We currently breed only one female.
We are proud to share images and information about our puppies. We treat our puppies and dogs as members of our family and will only... ...
Dana's Domain
Additional Information: Miley, our buff Cocker, had 7 puppies on March 21. They are alive and WELL!! Mostly apricot colored. Check back for photo updates, etc. RESERVE NOW!
No puppies available at this time. All SOLD! ... ...
Atlantic Cockapoo's
Additional Information: COCKAPOO's for sale - Home raised-Hope breeders for 15 plus years.Top quality animals,vet health certificate,first set shots,dewormed Socialized from birth. We start crate trainingCall David
COCKAPOO's AVAILABLE - Home raised-breeders for 15 plus years.Top quality animals,vet health certificate,first set... ...
Stasia's Cutie Poos
Additional Information: Puppies coming April 2018! Beautiful home raised, RARE 4th generation Cockapoo Puppies! Follow us @ stasiascutiepoos on instagram!
4th GENERATION COCKAPOO PUPPIES!! We will have more puppies coming April 2018. Follow us @ stasiascutiepoos on... ...
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DENVER -- Growing up in the Bronx, Sonia Sotomayor didn't dream of becoming a Supreme Court justice.
"When I was your age, I didn't know there was a Supreme Court," Sotomayor told 100 Colorado middle- and high-school students Thursday morning.
"You can't dream unless you know what the possibilities are," she said.
Sotomayor, who came to Denver to dedicate the Ralph L. Carr Colorado Justice Center -- the state's new Supreme Court building -- met with the students early Thursday morning. After she took pictures and spoke with them, she helped cut the ribbon to official open the building's learning center.
Just few minutes in to her speech, Sotomayor left the stage and walked the floor where the students sat.
Her interest in the law began when, as a youngster, she watched the TV show "Perry Mason," she said. She started to think that practicing law would be a good career.
She overcame several challenges -- being diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at the age of 7, her father's dying when she was 9 --in becoming the country's first Latina Supreme Court Justice in 2009.
"I didn't know my possibilities," Sotomayor said.
After her short speech, the justice took at least nine questions from the students. As they asked their questions, Sotomayor walked up to each student, then looked the student in the eye while she answered.
Emphasizing a theme of her speech, she repeatedly urged the students to try new experiences, even at the risk of failure.
"The hardest thing you can do is take chances when you can fail," Sotomayor said.
Boulder resident Evangeline Mathis, who attends Sacred Heart of Jesus School, asked Sotomayor to describe one of her early opportunities to take such a chance.
"Going away to college," the justice replied. Her cousins were attending local New York colleges when a friend urged her to apply to Ivy League schools -- and Sotomayor didn't even know what the Ivy League was, she said.
"If I had known how hard it is to get in, I probably wouldn't have tried," Sotomayor said.
Evangeline, who is 14, was thrilled to have asked Sotomayor the question. While Evangeline was inspired by the justice's life story, she also liked "how down to earth she was ... and how she always has a smile on her face."
Silver Creek High school student Amulya Srivastava, 16, spoke with the justice during a photo opportunity before the event began.
"She was congratulating me on being here," Srivastava said. She told him to concentrate on doing his best and not worrying about what others said, he said.
"She told me to just keep on going, harder and harder," Srivastava said.
"It was one of the coolest things that ever happened to me."
Statewide, 1,200 students applied to attend Thursday's event.
"I thought it would be a cool opportunity for me to understand how the Supreme Court works," Srivastava said Wednesday .
He is inspired by Sotomayor's accomplishment of being the first Latina to serve on the Supreme Court, he said. That's especially meaningful because the United States has a history of racism, particularly against Latino people, he said Wednesday.
"Now she's kind of my role model," said Srivastava, an Indian immigrant who moved to St. Louis in 2008 and to Longmont in 2009, and has had his own experiences with racism.
Adam Schane, who also attends Silver Creek, also attended the event. When the 16-year-old was in eighth grade at Altona Middle School, his class met President Barack Obama during their trip to Washington, D.C.
He wanted another opportunity to meet one of the country's leaders, he said Wednesday.
"She's a pretty groundbreaking lady at the Supreme Court," Schane said Wednesday. "I was so excited when I got the OK."
Thursday, he said the event was "beyond my expectations."
"It was amazing to hear from one of the justices," Schane said. Her advice to take chances is one of the biggest things he'll take from her, he said.
Detrick Molina Peterson, a 15-year-old Boulder resident who attends Watershed School there, applied to attend the event at the urging of his mother.
But after hearing Sotomayor speak, he said he was glad he'd attended.
He was quite impressed that she rose from poverty in the Bronx to join the Supreme Court.
"She's a really powerful person in the U.S. It's amazing to see she's come that far," Detrick said.
Thirteen-year-old Evan Williams, who attends Eldorado K-8 School in Superior, expressed similar sentiments.
"I didn't expect someone (from her background) to rise so high. It really amazed me," Evan said.
Although Evan was disappointed that he didn't get to ask Sotomayor a question, he appreciated the questions that other students asked.
Sotomayor's advice to stay true to yourself is something he'll remember, he said.
"That's what's going to stay with me," Evan said.
Each student in attendance -- one student from each state House and state Senate district -- received a personalized, autographed copy of Sotomayor's book.
Sotomayor wrote her autobiography, she said, hoping that young people will see that she is like them and that when they are discouraged, say to themselves, "If she could make it, so can I."
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The ninth annual Carol McFeggan Homicide Victim Memorial was held Wednesday at Riverside Community Church in Machesney Park.
The event is held each April so families, loved ones, friends and co-workers of homicide victims can honor those who died violently and be supportive of one another.
Carol McFeggan, a longtime Rockford School District employee who co-founded the group with Barb Stone, was killed June 29, 2009, by her husband, Thomas F. McFeggan. He is serving a 30-year sentence at the Stateville Correctional Center.
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OK, I've let my copy and pasted comics speak for themselves for a day, I suppose I should write a few words.
There are two basic facts about this current comic that bother me. The obvious one, which the other comics here are meant to illustrate, is that this idea is dumb and old. I find it incredibly similar to the PBF quoted above - particularly because the scene is presented as future-theatrical representation of life happening in our era. Both present things from all different parts of history as though they happened at once. Of course, it's telling that PBF was able to do so without explanation, while xkcd needed a caption to explain what the hell what going on. But that's a separate matter.
And of course, the whole "blogger reenactment fair" thing is a straight out repeat of the other xkcd above. The whole concept of people in the future misunderstanding what is now the present is copied exactly as well.
The other problem is that the comic is simply not true. The comic is not really about the future, of course, it's about the present, and saying that this made up thing in the future seems silly but the humor of the comic is supposed to come from the fact that we are doing the same thing today (after all, a comic that just said "a few centuries from now, politicians will wear funny hats while covering themselves in honey and eating rocks" is just random, and not funny. you can make up anything about the future!). So is it true? Does all language older than say, 100 years, sound the same to us? I'm not sure. I don't know a lot about language. Someone who does, though, is commenter A, who wrote the following comment below (hope you are ok with me posting this A!)
But the English people used in say, the 1700s sounds completely different to the English used in the 1800s. Comparing even the early and late 1800s you can see the difference, it's like, the difference between an Austen novel and Dracula.This point is great. Yes, English from the 18th century and English from the 16th century might sound similar to someone like Randall Munroe, who has never studied it (or, for that matter, me). To someone who has, 16th century language and 18th century language are as different at 18th century and 20th century.
Then again, I'm just an English literature student, and that's no hard science so what do I know.
To put it in terms xkcd might understand, show the average dude a calculus proof and a physics proof and they'll look the same. Here, try it yourself:
(update: The original links I posted were, in fact, not very good examples, as pointed out by a commenter. hopefully the new ones are better.)
Which would all be well and good if Randall Munroe didn't have a history of mocking the non-math based disciplines. Come on! You can't on the one hand dismiss these fields as dumb and not worthwhile, and on the other hand laugh about how little anyone understands the differences in language over time. Maybe those fields of study aren't so stupid, huh?
No, he won't admit that. He'll keep having it both ways, and the people who hate English or Literature will keep siding with him and thinking it's hilarious and the people who think that hey, maybe things you don't like are still worth studying by some people. You don't have tpo even study them yourself! You just have to stop denigrating the people who choose to study what they love. Is that so hard? It really shouldn't be. And yet, somehow, it is. I hate it.


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Whatever the challenge, the first step is always the same: Pick up the thing on the top of the pile and decide what to do with it. Your retirement savings situation is no different, and there's a heap of evidence that says so.
Earlier this year, for example, the Employee Benefit Research Institute released findings indicating that, for people in the lowest 25 percent of incomes, the simple act of using an online calculator decreased the likelihood of running short of money in retirement by between 14 and 18 percentage points.
On its face, it's simple: Calculate what you'll need, and then you'll know what you need and can do something about it. With that in mind, we offer you this lighthearted financial literacy quiz to help you pick up wherever you left off learning about saving for retirement - even if you left off napping through a 401k informational meeting at the office.
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I'm bloody glad I'm not flaring!August 13, 2009 at 2:25 pm | Posted in rheumatoid arthritis (RA) | Leave a comment
Tags: aches, fatigue, fibromyalgia, flare, hospital, pain, physio, RA
I can now claim to know the car park at the hospital where I have physio quite intimately. I know how many spaces there are, I know what sort of trees surround it, I know the view across the fence over the corn field, I know there are blue tits and great tits and some sort of finch foraging in the trees, I know that the oak tree has a few early common spangle galls on it.
No, I wasn't doing some sort of strange nature survey of the hospital car park – I was waiting for the RAC! Yes, the car has broken down AGAIN! Having lost my marbles and my rag, I have now also lost my car! (Well, hopefully not permanently, but it's in the garage.)
My wonderful hubby drove out to see if he could help and,although he couldn't, he waited another hour with me until the RAC arrived. It was a 2.5 hour wait in total – not fun.
Fortunately the RAC guy (who was nowhere near as lovely as the adverts would like you to believe, but OK) got the car going – but I had to take it into the garage because it was still showing faults.
I was patting myself on the back last night thinking how well I was coping with all this … but when I got home it all finally hit me. I felt absolutely exhausted, headachy, aching all over, sore hands, sore feet … hmm, so looks like a fibromyalgia AND RA flare, I thought. Lovely …
But no – I made myself get an early night, convinced myself that the car would probably be OK,managed not to worry too much and … well, I'd like to say I feel a million dollars today but that would be rather overstating things, but AS YET I am flare free. Yippee!
I can't promise that'll still be the case if there's real car disasters on the horizon, but I'm OK for now!
Could be that having just had physio helped too!
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TRAINING: Morning - strength and conditioning, some light skill work. Evening - live, combat-based training
When and why did you start training for fighting? In 2006. I wanted to move from Karate to MMA.
What ranks and titles have you held? Maximum Fighting Championship (MFC) Light Heavyweight Champion, 2nd degree Chito-Ryu Karate Black Belt
Do you have any heroes? Arnold Schwarzenegger, Albert Einstein, Bruce Lee
What does it mean for you to fight in the UFC? The beginning of me showcasing myself to the world at the highest level.
Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn? No
What was your job before you started fighting? Personal trainer / Ninja
Specific accomplishments in amateur competition? Four-time National (Canada) Karate Champion, Pan-Am Karate Silver (x1) & Bronze (x2) Medallist, 14-time Provincial Karate Champion
Favorite grappling technique: Rear Naked Choke
Favorite striking technique: Spinning hook kick
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House systems are a matter of the personal taste of the Astrologer. We cannot give advice on this choice. There is no right or wrong. It's more a matter of experience with different systems.
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b) choice of the house system: almost all house systems calculate houses in relation to the latitude, and have therefore different house sizes, except the equal house system which makes all houses 30 degrees. This makes intercepted signs impossible.
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So I've gone back to school nights, for a career that has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with computers, or sitting at a desk all day long, thank God.
what are you currently studying? my goal is to not work in front of a computer in an office setting too, so im interested
After talking to enough people about this, I'm convinced that wherever we go, we'll find problems...and if that is what we focus on, it will become an enormity.
Sorry guys. Positive thinking isn't enough.ÂÂ
I think we don't understand each other very well. We have ALL made mistakes in the past.
But it wasn't ALL my doing. Sometimes people you work with have evil intentions.
Sometimes your best efforts fail. I have been trying to change my life for 10 years. I have gone to career counselors, tried to work with contacts, etc. But sometimes it just doesn't work out.
I'm almost 48 kiddo. I'm fairly confident I'm a good deal older than you.ÂÂ
When your dreams are shattered and you find yourself in a dead end job working in an oppressive atmosphere, tell me it's all about attitude.ÂÂ
Hasn't anyone else experienced a sense of evil in their workplace? I worked one other place where this was so. It affects everyone. Something more is going on here than just personality conflicts. I have to get out soon. I needed to work someplace where my faith in humanity could be restored (or at least patched up). This place isn't it.
by the way, TomS:I bet you're the type who sits around and complains how lazy African-Americans are as you sit there and wallow in the material fruits brought to you by your fancy 18-year education paid for, at no inconvenience to you, by your rich lawyer-daddy
44) Writing this history so that I can tell you people who think I am just some loudmouth who does not know what I am talking about to BITE ME!!! 45) So, BITE ME!!!
Even though you've pulled yourself up by the bootstraps so to speak, you could be a little nice about it.
I applied for a bunch of jobs today so there's light at the end of the tunnel. Just knowing there are options makes it possible for me to get up tomorrow and go to work. On a related note...does anyone here have a healthy 'orthodox' environment at work? One thing I dislike about my job is that my co-workers are so secular. They use the f word constantly. The only thing that makes sense to them is making money.
That's why I put a WINK at the end of saying it! Geez!
I just knew....I just knew right after writing what I wrote you were going to respond with some self-righteous list of all the things YOU have done (without God's grace, of course)......you are so predictable
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Enshrinement ceremony to be Dec. 5 in Kirksville.
Kirksville's Gerald "Shag" Grossnickle emphasized he wasn't trying to be boastful by stating he was already a member of five Halls of Fame.
No, he was saying that simply to highlight the importance of the announcement he along with several other local sports standouts will be enshrined in the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame this December.
"Without boasting, this happens to be the number 6 Hall of Fame I happen to be in," Grossnickle said. "This one rates so highly. I'm so honored to be inducted with all of these wonderful gentlemen."
Grossnickle is joined on the list of inductees by his son, Gary "Skip" Grossnickle, Dr. John Bailey, Shane Cavanah, Bill Clark, Darold Knowles, Ben Pitney, Bob Roberts and the 1969, 1970 and 1971 Northeast Missouri State University football teams. They will each be honored at a banquet in Kirksville Dec. 5.
The Missouri Sports Hall of Fame is located in Springfield, Mo., and attracts 50,000 guests annually. In an effort to increase visibility, the Hall took enshrinement ceremonies on the road starting last year.
The event in Kirksville is expected to draw around 500 people.
At Wednesday's press conference, each of the soon-to-be inductees present were given an opportunity to speak, and all noted how honored and humbled they were by the pending enshrinement.
Dr. Bailey has served as Truman State's sports physician since 1997. He credited the university for accepting and helping shape shining young people, a vast majority of which he said he'd be "happy to take home to dinner."
Cavanah is a football coaching legend in northeast Missouri, having amassed a 255-119-3 record and leading teams to 17 conference titles, 16 district crowns and one state championship (1968, Princeton).
"Shag" Grossnickle will be inducted for his efforts in outdoor sports, known as an avid hunter, golfer and "all around conservationist" credited with introducing wild turkey to northeast Missouri.
"Skip" Grossnickle earned all-American honors in football and basketball while at Kirksville High School and went on to earn all-Big Eight honors while starring in the 1966 Sugar Bowl with Mizzou. He credited his great teammates for helping him have success on the field and said he was particularly honored to share the December moment with his father.
"I can't describe how honored I am to be honored here with my father," he said.
Pitney noted the December ceremony will be special given he spent 23 years coaching basketball at what is now Truman State and continues to have "purple and white blood" flowing through his veins.
Roberts, who is still head coach at Cairo, enters the 2012-2013 season with a record of 871-486 with two state championships (Cairo and Atlanta). He credited a strong support system for his success.
"Without great kids, great parents and great administrators, I wouldn't be standing here today," he said.
The Russ Sloan-led Northeast Missouri State football teams of 1969-1971 won three straight MIAA championships, though each team was predicted to finish no higher than fourth in any of those seasons.
Former player Bob Gibson said there were many nights he and his fellow players considered whether the punishing days were worth it.
"Right now, I'm glad we stuck it out."
Already, 130 members of those teams have reservations for December's event.
Clark, who was not present at Wednesday's event, has worked as a Major League scout, umpire and founded the Heart of America Marathon. He also played a role in founding the U.S. Powerlifting Federation.
Knowles played for eight different Major League teams, but is best known for pitching in Oakland from 1971-1974 when his team won three straight World Series championships.
Knowles pitched in all seven games of the 1973 World Series and posted a 0.00 ERA, a record that will never be broken.


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(News-Register Staff) Cesar Campuzano, a 15-year-old freshman at Newberg High School, died Thursday morning at 7:35 a.m. of complications resulting from Monday's incident when he was pulled from the Willamette River at Rogers Landing after being in the water for about 30 minutes, according to Capt. Tim Svenson of the Yamhill County Sheriff's Office.
"This is an unfortunate ending to an already tragic event," said Sheriff Jack Crabtree. "My thoughts and prayers are with the Campuzano family today as they deal will the loss of their child."
The Newberg School District has counselors on hand to assist students with dealing with this event. They have also worked with the family church and have set up an account for donations in Cesar's name at the First Federal Bank in Newberg. Funeral service information is not available at this time.
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In the spirit of giving, the Housatonic Valley Waldorf School's Third Grade class, led by class teacher Lark Bergwin-Anderson, initiated a new community service drive in conjunction with HVWS's annual Thanksgiving Assembly.
This year all Housatonic Valley Waldorf School students were encouraged to bring one item of nonperishable food (organic when possible) to school each day from November 12-27th. On the 27th, the day of the Thanksgiving Assembly, an annual event during which each grade presents selections of their classwork to parents and friends, the Third Grade gathered the donations together. The bountiful display enabled the children to see the accumulated results of their own small daily offerings.


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Grinnell College President Raynard S. Kington has appointed Joseph P. Bagnoli, Jr., of Berea College to lead Grinnell's strategic recruitment and financial aid programs. Bagnoli will join the Grinnell staff on Feb. 23 as vice president for enrollment and dean of admission and financial aid.
Bagnoli currently serves as dean of enrollment and academic services at Berea, his alma mater, with responsibility for admission, financial aid, athletics, academic services, and student records and accounts. Berea College, located in Berea, Ky., is recognized for its abolitionist founding as the first interracial, coeducational college in the South and its unique student labor program in which all students participate to earn a tuition-free education.
"Joe's impressive record of service at Berea, both personally and professionally, demonstrates high-level commitment to the goal of strategically enrolling a diverse student body, while balancing challenging demographics and economic times," Kington said. "He shares Grinnell's drive for social good and academic excellence, and our desire to extend educational opportunities to disadvantaged college-bound students."
Bagnoli previously served as director of admissions and financial aid at Concord College in West Virginia and as an admissions counselor at Berea. He holds a master's degree in student personnel services from Eastern Kentucky University and is completing his Ph.D. in educational policy studies and evaluation at the University of Kentucky.
"Grinnell's history of social action and its reputation as a leader in access to higher education among elite liberal arts colleges compelled me to pursue this position," Bagnoli said. "I believe Grinnell can play an increasingly important role in the diversification of higher education nationally by acting upon its own convictions, and I look forward to engaging in that work." Bagnoli is the second member of his family to join the Grinnell campus; his oldest daughter is currently a first-year student.
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Rap song is music to Goodwill stores' ears
There is such a thing as a shirt so hideous it's attractive.
"I'm aware it's ugly," said Macayla Baker, 19, of the garment hanging in the Norwich Goodwill. "But it's like, so cool and unique that it's like, fine."
Employees at the Norwich and Groton Goodwill stores said they've seen an increase in the number of high school and college-age shoppers since the hit song "Thrift Shop" by Macklemore and Ryan Lewis began rising on the R&B charts.
On April 5, the song set a record on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart as the longest-running No. 1 rap song, according to Billboard.com.
The music video on YouTube has more than 293 million page views.
Local customers said the song has made Goodwill shopping socially acceptable, even hip, at a time when many families are struggling in a bad economy. Kids said they don't have to hide in the car or be embarrassed to be seen at Goodwill because everyone else is in there.
Joy Cote, manager of the Groton store, said she recently saw an 8-year-old girl playing the song on her mother's phone and dancing in the aisles.
The Norwich and Groton stores hold the No. 1 and 2 spots for sales volume among Goodwills in New London County, with more than $1 million in yearly sales each.
In "Thrift Shop," Macklemore and Ryan Lewis rap about how they've only got $20 in their pockets, they're "popping tags" at the thrift shop and looking for a "come up." That's rapper slang for gaining a leg up to the next level.
Raps Macklemore: "I'm-a take your grandpa's style, I'm-a take your grandpa's style. No, for real - ask your grandpa - can I have his hand-me-downs?" The music video declares spending $50 on a Gucci T-shirt is getting "tricked by business."
Jennifer Kimble, 20, who shopped at the Groton store last week, said her friend has started wearing her grandpa's mustard-colored sweater.
"It looks so good on her I'm actually jealous," she said.
Lucas Blevins, who works at the Groton Goodwill, said a lot of popular rap music raves about going to the club, spending money and getting women.
But most people don't have those means, Blevins said.
"It kind of takes that high-and-mighty view of people who have a lot of money, and sort of brings it down and makes it seem like, you know, you don't need to have a million dollars to have a lot of fun," he said.
Joyce Richmond, 68, a customer at Groton Goodwill, said she heard the song, including its foul language. There's a sanitized version for radio.
"It's hilarious," she said. She's shopped at Goodwill long before the song came out.
"I buy everything here, except underwear and shoes," she said. "There's nothing a little bleach won't cure. I think."
Jennifer Giddens, who works in the Norwich store, bought the gown she's wearing to an upcoming ball at Goodwill.
"It's black satin, it's beautiful and I got it for $1.50," she said. The dress was from David's Bridal and originally cost $369, she said.
Samantha Tice, 19, a Pawcatuck area native who works at the Norwich Goodwill, said classmates would have talked behind her back if she'd shopped there years ago.
"If anyone knew ... they'd be like 'Oh my God. Did you hear, so-and-so shops at Goodwill?" She didn't shop at Goodwill until she worked at one, because she didn't have to buy her own clothes. Now her friends go in with her.
Kevin Keel, 20, who works at the Norwich store, tries on clothes people donate and then shows them off while working. One recent outfit: A World War II helmet, a red trench coat, and a utility belt.
"The thing is, we go and accept donations dressed like that and people don't think anything of it," he said.
Steve Schroeder, a retired painter from Groton who worked in real estate, furnished his entire house at Groton Goodwill for $400, including his towels and shower curtain.
"They looked brand-new. I wouldn't buy them if they looked disgusting," he said.
More customers are shopping at Goodwill because of the economy and good deals, not because of a song he's never heard.
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He bets they couldn't.
"Because clothes are clothes, man," he said. "It's all the same polyester fibers put together."
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Surely that cannot be right. Rowdy Yates is an old man? No . . .
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The man I adored when I was a child is a year older than my father.
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So, in regards to fitting an LPR in - the 45 frame version they wont fit, on the Angel/Airwalk style a tickler will fit as long as you flip the msv2 and cut the lever down. I don't see a micro rock fitting in there though...
So, in regards to fitting an LPR in - the 45 frame version they wont fit, on the Angel/Airwalk style a tickler will fit as long as you flip the msv2 and cut the lever down. I don't see a micro rock fitting in there though...
I would definitely like if it could be sleeper pneued.
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So even Scott doesn't know this yet.
But the bare airwalk style frame (not trigger, or screws) should weigh 0.40 pounds. The reworked foregrip (same idea but alot better) should weigh 0.15 pounds. A trigger should be right around 0.01 pounds. Grip panels will be 0.25 pounds for the pair. All out of 6061 Aluminum So total should be alittle more then 3/4 of a pound
Keep in mind these will change as I'm still designing and adjusting.
ok...you sucked me in. I am interrested.
Is it intended that the pneumag friendly features of the M86 frame be included?
Foregrip notwithstanding I really want one. Are you batting around ideas for that grip?
and know how you get a bigger box? you(yourself) throw money at it. most problems can be solved with mass quantities of money. like the old racing saying goes, you beat cubic inches with cubic dollars.
since I have no access the to the file the least I can do is print them for you.
when you turn the files to STL please make the structure into as many triangles as possible.(your program should do this automatically) it helps refine the print.
I have learned my printer is capable of much more then most think.
your original uniframe could have been more refined in the STL file.
pm for more info.(it will be quick)
******(by no means do I expect you to release me a *modifiable file, keep the restrictions it insures trust )
Again, props to all involved, if you build it they will come, shut up and take my money, etc.
Very interested in a airwalk style uniframe.
I think I can see the future, maybe even hold it in my hands.
I'm definitely interested hope this keeps moving forward....
The frame is now pnue compliant. Has a really cool custom trigger to go with it. Possibly a couple of options as well.


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would Ninjor benefit by having Bow's articulated bow string hand?
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Problem is that it would probably be matched with Bow's left hand, which is WAY too open to hold anything tightly that doesn't have the shape of his bow. Pretty much all the weapons I try just fall through or flop around in the left hand. So I'd be up for the drawing hand, but not the left one.
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I was Ninjor for Halloween the year he came out. My Mom sewed the whole costume for me.
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Ninjor, being one of my all time favorite evil warriors, will be a welcome addition to my collection when he is announced this year. Hopefully.
How cool would it be to see Ninjor come with two heads; one hooded and one unhooded? The unhooded head could look just like the vintage head, which was Jitsu's. So if you wanted, you could put the unhooded head on your Jitsu if you're unsatisfied with the head he came with.
Well that's weird...all these years I thought they shared the headsculpt. Oops.
You're not the only one. I didn't realize it was different until I was researching the vintage figure to make a custom Classics Ninjor.
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i never had ninjor as a kid...so i welcome him in MOTUC.
on a semi-related note...
it occurs to me that both japanese-inspired characters are evil? what is this? a 1930's serial?
frankly, in my continuity, jitsu and fisto are buddies and are both good...
jitsu is totally evil, though...
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Not that the original Jitsu sculpt was very PC.
I can't wait for Ninjor, and I think the Bow articulation for his wrists would be a good idea and help round out his value seeing as he'll be about 75% re-used parts.
I really hope he has Ninja feet and not the monster feet. Maybe he could come with clip on feet so vintage purists can re-create the original.
My Ninjor wish list:
2 heads. Hooded and unhooded.
New vest similar to preternia disguise He-man with sculpted dragon.
Nunchucks with real chain
Bow, arrow and quiver?
newly sculpted sword. (Zodac and Kobra Khan got individual weapons)
And what ninja from the 80's would be complete without some throwing stars??
That's it Lee-Ro....perfect Ninjor.
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Just wanted to say how much I'm looking forward to Ninjor,
Here's hoping they pump him up a bit like Eldor,
I'm thinking old ancient Japan style demon ninja
With rope belts, and tattered robes and non tech style bow, here's a figure that's screaming for two heads, hooded and non hooded, it would be great to have new interchangeable hands with Kung-Fu poses and claws, also new feet would be great , still demon style but with the ninja toe style socks, the tunic should have cool little stuff on the belt, throwing stars etc,..
Yep, if done with the same attention to detail as Eldor, it should be great !!!!!
I see Ninjor as in the first quarter of 2015 batch of figures. We already know he's coming, and I agree he'll probably be cool, but he's not one I'm personally fired up about. But the Horsemen have constantly made lackluster OG figures shine and made me want them, so I have a feeling I'll be one of the converted once we see him.
Harken the coming of Dragstor!!
Looking forward to this figure, the demon feet have always been weird to me but I'm sure they will still be present. I may grab an extra Fang Man and switch out the boots.
Ninjor was one of my favorites back in the day, and I really am looking forward to seeing him redone in Classic style! I will let him and Jitsu team up, for some double martial arts trouble..!
I grew to like the demon feet because I decided that he and Zodac are from the same alien humanoid race, and not "Human" like Adam & Teela are. Since he & Zodac have the same feet but humanoid appearance.
I prefer Zodac from the GL two-pack with the Keldor boots so I don't quite have that angle on it. I like the monster feet on Ninjor because I thought he was merged with a demon or dragon or something and not a purely human guy. Don't know why him being a demon hybrid ninja doesn't excite more people actually given how often I see objections to something as Earth-bound as a ninja being on Eternia.
And he's one of the few vintage figures I'm most interested in finally getting so I hope he's coming soon!!
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Brussels, 13 July 2004
Single European Sky: Commission proposes a Community licence for air traffic controllers
The Commission adopted a proposal for introducing a Community licence for air traffic controllers. The decision forms part of the implementing rules of the Single European Sky and will contribute to safety and the cross-border provision of air navigation services. "The proposal for a Community licence for air traffic controllers confirms the Commission's intention to enhance the regulatory framework for the air traffic management industry, which should be in place before the end of 2004, with an initiative on the working conditions in this sector. It also demonstrates the balanced approach of the Single European Sky package to cover social aspects." stated Loyola de Palacio, Vice-President in charge of energy and transport.
The adoption of the Single European Sky legislation earlier this year triggered off a range of implementing regulations. Furthermore, this legislation paved the way to the development of a specific proposal for a Community licence for air traffic controllers in order to ensure common qualification levels. It will enable the necessary harmonisation of the current patchwork of national licensing schemes that the existing international standards developed in the framework of ICAO and Eurocontrol have not adequately addressed up to now. Nonetheless the proposal builds on material developed by Eurocontrol and is fully consistent with it, in order to facilitate its integration into national law.
The new Community license aims at harmonising the licensing systems for controllers and promoting the mutual recognition of national licences. This is an important social aspect of the Single European Sky. The proposal will equally reinforce safety levels of air traffic management by introducing common standards for the European training system. Finally a more flexible use of manpower is likely to facilitate the organisation of cross-border service provision and the establishment of functional airspace blocks.
Every link of the licensing chain is regulated: the institutional framework; the conditions for access to the profession; the structure of competences to ensure transparency and comparability; training standards appropriate to the complex and dense European air traffic environment, including linguistic and medical requirements.
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DURHAM, N.C. - Two Blue Devils collected hat tricks as the seventh-ranked Duke women's lacrosse team opened the 2013 season with a 17-9 victory over Atlantic Coast Conference opponent Virginia Tech Friday evening at Koskinen Stadium.
Sophomore Kerrin Maurer matched a program single-game record with five assists to go along with three goals, while senior Makenzie Hommel added three goals and two assists in the win. Led by redshirt junior Maddie Salamone's career-high nine draw controls, Duke held a 14-13 advantage on the draw and outshot the visiting Hokies, 33-17. The Blue Devils also had 13 of their 17 goals on the evening scored by underclassmen.
"We have a lot of different threats who can score in a lot of different ways," said head coach Kerstin Kimel. "To have the scoring be so balanced - and not just the actual goal scoring but also the assists - was exciting. You always want to have an offense that's versatile and prolific, and I think tonight we showed that's something we are capable of if we continue over the course of the season."
Nine Blue Devils registered a point in the contest, led by Maurer with a game-high eight points. Hommel totaled five and freshman Kelci Smesko notched three in her collegiate debut.
Sophomore Taylor Trimble began the scoring for Duke less than two minutes into the game, finding the net on an assist from Hommel. After Virginia Tech got on the board with a score from Megan Will, the Blue Devils went on a 4-0 spurt which included tallies by Smesko, sophomore Brigid Smith, sophomore Erin Tenneson and rookie Maddy Acton.
Virginia Tech responded on a goal by Julia Heaps midway through the first period, but Duke would go on to close the half on a 4-1 scoring streak to take a 10-3 lead at the intermission.
The Hokies came out of the break on a 3-0 run of their own to pull within four, but the Blue Devil defense kept them off the scoreboard for the next 13 minutes. During that span, Salamone scored and Hommel converted on a free position attempt to push the Duke lead back out to six at 12-6.
Trimble later picked up her second goal on a man-up opportunity and, following a pair of Virginia Tech scores, the Blue Devils closed out the game on a three-goal run, capped by Maurer's third strike with the clock winding down.
"We had everyone from freshmen to seniors finishing, so it was exciting to have many people scoring," Hommel said. "We had great connections in the first half. We were a little bit slow in the second half, but in the last 30 seconds we were able to execute really well."
In her first start since the 2010 season, senior goaltender Kaitlin Gaiss made seven saves, while the Hokies' Alex Gale had 12. The Blue Devils also received strong defensive play from sophomore Gabby Moise, who tied a career-best with four caused turnovers, as well as junior Taylor Virden, who notched three.
"Our defense did a great job of limiting Virginia's Tech look," Kimel said. "Kaitlin Gaiss had some really nice saves, and I thought we came up with the ball in a lot of situations when the ball was on the ground. And that's something that we've really been focused on - if we create second-chance opportunities, we have to be the ones coming up with them. I thought we showed a lot of hustle and a lot of grit tonight in those situations."
Duke continues its homestand Sunday, Feb. 10 when it hosts Presbyterian in a 3 p.m. matchup.


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Since graduating from Hunter in 2000, I've composed several pieces for piano and strings and worked on personal essays. I've also taken an interest in digital photography, using the sky as my canvas for hundreds of photographs. At ITP, I plan to use technology to examine the relationships between speech and music and I also want to expand upon my interest in digital photography.


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A woman walking along the 1600 block of Ocean Front Street in Ocean Beach was reportedly attacked in brazen daytime sexual assault Oct. 17, according to police investigators.
The woman told police she was hit from behind shortly before 9 a.m. by a man who told her to remain quiet, then groped her breast before fleeing the scene.
The suspect is described as a 5-foot-5-inch white man with a muscular build, wearing a green-and-white basketball jersey and plaid shorts.
Officers scoured the scene but were unable to located the assailant. The victim was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
Anyone with information is being urged to call the police department's Western Division at (619) 692-4800, the Sex Crimes Unit at (619) 531-2210, or Crime Stoppers at (888) 540-8477.
The case is the latest in a series of sex-related assaults in the Ocean Beach area. On Aug. 15, a woman jogger reported being groped along the San Diego River bike path. An attempted rape was reported on Aug. 25 in the 5000 block of Muir Street and investigators are looking into a series of "Peeping Tom" cases along Saratoga Avenue that began in May.
Couple injured in assault under Ocean Beach Pier
Police investigators are looking into an apparent assault under the Ocean Beach Pier on Oct. 12 during which an 18-year-old man was stabbed and his adult female companion punched.
The male victim, whose identity was not released, said he and the 18-year-old woman were jumped around 8:30 p.m. by a group of five males underneath the pier.
The male victim was reportedly stabbed by a tall white man in his 20s, described as bow legged and wearing a black shirt and black shorts.
The woman companion was punched in the face and had her backpack stolen. Police investigators said the male victim's stab wounds were not considered to be life threatening.
Bouncer stabbed by patron in bar disturbance
A bouncer at an unspecified bar in Ocean Beach was stabbed in the stomach Oct. 14 after he tried to break up a disturbance that grew from a bar patron being ejected from another nearby bar, according to police.
The 26-year-old suspect, who investigators identified only as a Hispanic man, was reportedly ejected from the neighboring bar and began causing a disturbance shortly after 1 a.m. on the sidewalk in front another bar on Newport Avenue.
The suspect allegedly produced a knife and stabbed the 25-year-old bouncer who had stepped in to try to disperse the crowd, said investigators.
The victim, who was not immediately identified, suffered a non-life-threatening stab wound to the abdomen.
Officers located the suspect about one block north of the stabbing scene and took him into custody.
Deadlines to register, get mail ballots almost up
Two important deadlines are quickly nearing for potential voters eager to cast their ballots in the Nov. 6 presidential, state and local elections.
The deadline to register to vote is Monday, Oct. 22. Residents can fill out a registration form at www.sdvote.com and, if their signature is confirmed through Department of Motor Vehicles records, the registration will be sent to the County Registrar's of Voters Office. If the signature is not confirmed, the potential voter will be instructed to print the form, sign it and mail it to the Registrar's Office.
For those voters without access to a computer, the forms are also available at the Registrar of Voters Office, any U.S. post office branch, the City Clerk's offices, public libraries and Department of Motor Vehicles offices. All forms must be postmarked or delivered to the Registrar of Voters no later than midnight on Oct. 22.
If you're not sure whether you're registered, check online at www.sdvote.com.
The second deadline is that to apply for a mail-in ballot, which must be done by 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 30.
Voters can find the application at www.sdvote.com or on the back of the sample ballot and voter information pamphlet sent to each registered voter. Voters also have the option of sending a letter to the Registrar of Voters Office with their name, registered address, the name and date of the election, the address where the ballot is to be mailed and the voter's signature. Send forms to: Registrar of Voters, 5201 Ruffin Road, Suite I, San Diego, 92123, or fax them to (858) 694-2955. For more information about the
Nov. 6 election, visit www.sdvote.com, or call (858) 565-5800. For voters who need language assistance, election materials are also available in Spanish, Filipino, Vietnamese and Chinese.
PLNU's Lynn Reaser earns prestigious award
The National Association for Business Economics (NABE) has presented the 2011-2012 NABE Outlook Award to Lynn Reaser, Ph.D., chief economist at Point Loma Nazarene University's (PLNU) Fermanian Business & Economic Institute (FBEI).
The award, presented annually to the NABE Outlook panelist with the most accurate GDP and Treasury note yield forecasts, includes a $5,000 cash prize from the NABE Foundation and was presented to Reaser on Oct. 14 during the 2012 NABE annual meeting in New York.
"On behalf of PLNU's Fermanian School of Business, I want to thank Dr. Reaser for her outstanding work and congratulate her on this award," said FSB dean Dr. Ivan Filby. "She is a tremendous asset, and we are grateful for her work in support of the FSB's commitment to making business about 'more than the bottom line.'"
Reaser was recently named chief economist for the Council of Economic Advisors for the state Controller's Office. PLNU's Fermanian Business & Economic Institute provides economic analysis, modeling and forecasting with practical and actionable recommendations for corporations, non-profit organizations, and government agencies.
Cabrillo sets trail walk under full moon
Cabrillo National Monument will host a special opportunity for members and their guests when park officials conduct a "Moonwalk" event Oct. 29 along the Bayside Trail under the full moon.
The event allows participants to enjoy the scenic wonders of the Cabrillo area after hours as they stroll with a ranger or by themselves along the 2.4 mile round-trip trail.
Park officials said the trip is described as being "moderate difficulty." A leisurely walk should take about an hour, said officials.
For guests who don't want to navigate the bayside trail, there will be a living history portrayal at the lighthouse. There will be ranger-led walks that will leave at about 6:30 p.m. so participants may learn about organisms that enjoy the dark. The Cabrillo Store will be open and refreshments will be available to "Moonwalkers" at the visitor center before their walk and when they return.
All proceeds benefit the Cabrillo National Monument programs and projects.
Registration opens at 6 p.m. Tickets are $8 for members and $12 non-members. Payments on the day of the event must be by cash or check only.
For information, call the Cabrillo National Monument Foundation office at (619) 222-4747.
PL Presbyterian to host inaugural organ concert
The Point Loma Community Presbyterian Church will host an inaugural pipe organ concert on Sunday, Oct. 21 to celebrate the church's 75th anniversary. The guest artist will be Chelsea Chen, who has electrified audiences throughout the U.S. and Asia.
Chen is a Fulbright scholar and graduate of Juilliard and Yale University and has performed to great acclaim at many important venues, including Singapore's Esplanade, Hong Kong's Cultural Centre, Philadelphia's Kimmel Center, and Los Angeles' Disney Hall. She currently serves as artist-in-residence at Emmanuel Presbyterian Church in Manhattan.
She will be playing the recently renovated/expanded 52-rank pipe organ by Lyle Blackinton and Associates of El Cajon. The concert will take place in the sanctuary of the Point Loma Community Presbyterian Church, 2128 Chatsworth Blvd. at 7 p.m. A free-will offering will be received.
For more information, call (619) 223-1633, or visit www.pointlomachurch.org.
Portuguese Hall sets Nov. 3 DrawDown fundraiser
The United Portuguese SES Inc. Festa of Point Loma will host a "Noite do Galo," DrawDown Dinner and auction fundraiser on Saturday, Nov. 3 in support of the 103rd annual Festa do Espirito Santo 2013.
The 6 p.m. event will include appetizers, sangria, craft-beer tasting, entertainment, dinner and auction, a $5,000 grand prize and a $500 second-chance prize.
The event takes place at the United Portuguese SES Hall, located at 2818 Avenida de Portugal.
Tickets are $40 per person for dinner, drawdown tickets are $50, and a special is available for two dinners and one drawdown ticket for $120. Various sponsorship levels are also available.
For ticket reservations or inquiries, call Carla d Luz Boren at (760) 529.3461 or Jessica Gonclves Occhialini at (619) 840.2735, email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit Facebook at http://facebook.com/UPSESFESTA2013.


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Music, books and movies make great Valentine's Day gifts. Here are our top romantic picks.
Our Top 15 Romantic Movies
An Affair to Remember
Breakfast at Tiffany's
Bridges of Madison County
City of Angels
Gone With the Wind
Last of the Mohicans
Love, Actually
Love Story
Romeo and Juliet
Sleepless in Seattle
The Princess Bride
When Harry Met Sally
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Our Top 10 Romantic Stories
Pride & Prejudice by Jane Austen
Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell
Romeo & Juliet by William Shakespeare
Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway
Great Expectations by Charles Dickens
Little Women by Louisa May Alcott
Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes
Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte
My Antonia by Willa Cather
Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy
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Our Top 15 Romantic Songs
Breathe - Faith Hill
Can't Help Falling in Love With You - Elvis Presley
Endless Love - Lionel Richie
From This Moment On - Shania Twain and Bryan White
Have I Told You Lately - Rod Stewart
Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman - Bryan Adams
I will always love you - Whitney Houston
In My Life - The Beatles
No One-Alicia Keys
Nothing Compares to You-Sinead O'Connor
Take My Breath Away - Berlin
You Are So Beautiful - Joe Cocker
Unchained Melody - Righteous Brothers
Unforgettable - Nat King Cole
Woman - John Lennon
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Achieve More program teams up with Chamber of Commerce, RSVP to make it happen.
After a few-year hiatus, Junior Achievement is back in Crookston. The program dedicated to educating students in grades K-12 about entrepreneurship, work readiness and financial literacy through experiential, hands-on programs is gearing up for a return to second through sixth grade classrooms at Highland Elementary School.
This program helps prepare young people for the real world by showing them how to generate wealth and effectively manage it, how to create jobs, which make their communities more robust, and how to apply entrepreneurial thinking to the workplace. Students put these lessons into action and learn the value of contributing to their communities.
This initiative is collaboration between the Crookston Chamber of Commerce, University of Minnesota, Crookston, and RSVP (Retired Senior Volunteer Program). Lisa Metzger, senior district manager for Junior Achievement of the Upper Midwest, was at Highland Wednesday to provide the training to teachers and the 28 volunteers that will be presenting the curriculum to the elementary students.
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After being without a job for two years, working until Christmas has been a step up for him.
"I've struggled," said Aaron Prather, who is ringing the bells for Salvation Army to collect money to help struggling families living in Fremont County. "I ended up living in my truck."
This job will help him until it ends just before Christmas.
"During this time, I'm looking for a full-time job," Prather said. "Right now, I have a fiancee, who is pregnant with my little son. She's five months. I have to save up pretty quick for that."
When he got laid off from a job in Missouri, he applied for various jobs all over the region.
"I was going from place to place, handing in applications and going to the Workforce Center, looking everyday," Prather said. "I was going nonstop, but nobody would give me a chance."
So he moved to Texas, where he found a job in a large factory. However, when the economy began to lag, the factory had to lay him off.
"I did tidbit jobs here and there, mowing yards, raking leaves, just enough to get rid of my truck and get a car so we could come here," Prather said. "I just had enough money to get my girl (in Missouri) and we came here."
He said this job has helped him so he can get his fiancee what she needs.
"Now we have money in our pocket to be able to buy gas and be able to save enough money to get our own place," Prather said. "This is helping a million times more than any other job I've had."
In the meantime, Salvation Army board of directors member Don Farr said the bellringers would be at City Market, Walmart, Walgreens and Safeway until Christmas Eve. Service club members will ring the bells Saturdays in December at Big D's in Florence and at City Market.
"Something new this year, City Market employees are going to ring the bells one afternoon," Farr said. "Salvation Army will also work with Toys for Tots to gather toys (along with the Royal Gorge Detachment of the Marines Corps League). We'll have a truck or something set up in the parking lot at Walmart on certain days at certain times."
Farr noted the money that was collected last year provided scholarships for 30 local youth to go to camp in Estes Park for a week last summer. It also helped with rent for families, purchased food for Loaves & Fishes, purchased baby clothing and diapers for the Cañon City Pregnancy Center and household items to give away to residents in Florence by some of the churches.
"The Salvation Army is still involved in a lot of the organizations in town," Farr said.
Those who would like to help may do so by dropping coins and bills into the Red Kettles, which is known throughout the land this time of year.


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Workers pose for a photo prior to raising the silver spire atop the 1 World Trade Center building in New York early Friday May 10, 2013. The 408-foot spire will serve as a world-class broadcast antenna. An LED-powered light emanating from it will be seen from miles away. When it is fully installed on the building's roof, it will bring the iconic structure to its full, symbolic height of 1,776 feet.
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It's been an interesting few years as it relates to general consensus about when to put school mill levy overrides and bond issues on ballots. Historically, lower voter turnout benefited these questions because teachers and parents were the more motivated voters. When those motivated supporters made up the largest possible percentage of the vote, the measures stood the best chances of winning.
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Stringer Powers White to Series Finale Win
Lincoln – After being limited to just two runs on four hits through the first two games of the Red-White Series, the White offense exploded for 10 runs on 14 hits in the series finale on Thursday night at Hawks Field with a 10-2 win to avoid a sweep in front of 1,237 passionate Husker fans who showed up for a scrimmage in chilly temperatures.
Corey Stringer paced the Whites' offense with a 3-for-4 performance at the plate and five RBIs. Ty Kildow also produced three hits, while Austin Darby, Matt Leuty and Christian Cox each notched a pair of hits, including a double by Leuty.
While the White offense heated up, the Reds' cooled down with two runs on four hits after totaling nine runs on 15 hits through the first two games. Ryan Boldt continued to swing a hot stick, as the freshman blasted the lone home run of the series, a solo shot to leadoff the third inning.
White starter Colton Howell earned the win, as he gave up a pair of runs on two hits over 3.1 innings of work. Luke Bublitz, Josh Roeder and Michael Hoppes combined to throw 3.2 innings of shutout relief to preserve the victory.
With the conclusion of the fall season, the Huskers now enter winter conditioning to continue preparation for the 2014 season. The Huskers open the year in Tempe, Ariz., at the Husker Classic, where they meet Pacific on Friday, Feb. 14, for the season opener. NU then meets Oregon State and Gonzaga on Saturday, before wrapping up the weekend against Gonzaga on Sunday.
Nebraska's 2014 home opener is set for Tuesday, March 4, when the Kansas State Wildcats travel to Hawks Field for a 1:35 p.m. start.


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There are good people in the world; people who look out for others.
There are good people in the world; people who look out for others. At times it's a girlfriend who knows you're running on empty and brings you your third coffee to go of the day. Then there's the friend who sends you the snoopy cartoon text messages just to make your Monday move quicker.
What's surprising is when "your good people" are folks you've never met and they are on the other end of your digital connection watching your online purchases and think it's just a little odd that you would be buying hundreds of dollars in pay-as-you-go-phone minutes in the middle of the night and decide to block your debit card.
Earlier this week I attempted to make a small purchase at a local store. My debit card was rejected, not for insufficient funds; I knew I had enough money, but simply r-e-j-e-c-t-e-d. How very awkward. Running home to check my balance online, I noticed a few suspicious charges. I fluctuated between extreme anxiety and absolute indignation.
One of the great things about living in a town the size of Neosho and being a Marble, is you're either related to, or friends with, a statistically impressive number of people. It was wonderful to realize in a short amount of time that we have a cousin who works at our bank and – no surprise – lives within 100 feet of our home.
Sending a quick text message, I had a call back within minutes advising me to call the number on the back of my debit card. Talking to my new BFF-FA (best friend forever — fraud agent) I was informed that indeed my card had been considered compromised the night before and they had placed a block on it.
My new BFF-FA apologized for any difficulties I might have had earlier in the evening. I couldn't say "thank you" fast enough.
Good people are out there. This time, their job was to take care of my business and they came through like champions.
I love the convenience of online banking, but it's great to have local friends (and family members) who make great customer service a part of their business every day. And, having a BFF-FA doesn't hurt either.
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The ULT solves one of the problems the Hyperframes had- the solenoid couldn't push the on/off pin.
With the reduced pressure on the pin, the noid can now do it's job.
And yes. You can play with the dwell a little on the Hyperframe to save some battery life.
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Not really, The whole purpose of the ule is to lighten the trigger pull. Since with a hyper frame, your finger will no longer have a mechanical link to the on/off, it probably won't help at all. I would save up and shop for a retro, or x valve. Something that can recharge quicker so that you don't end up with any shoot down.


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John and the late Peggy Anderson of Gretna, along with Martha Wallace and Roosevelt Baggling of Bainbridge, Ga., are pleased to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their children, Delois Grace and Fredrick Anderson.
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