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This Week In Island History
Week of August 16
The news of 10 and 15 years ago is from the Jamestown Press. The news of 100 years ago came from the collection of the Newport Historical Society.
100 years ago
From the Newport Journal, Aug. 16, 1912
The ballroom of the new casino was again crowded Saturday evening and dancing was continued until a late hour.
The recent rains have revived the vegetation and the island never looked better at this time of year. The rain was also just what the crop of wild blackberries needed and hundreds of quarts are being gathered daily without apparently diminishing the supply, especially at the north end of the island.
A coaching party from Newport attended the polo at Narragansett Pier Tuesday and, as they crossed the island, attracted much attention.
75 years ago
From the Newport Daily News, Aug. 13, 1937
A large number from the Central Baptist Church attended the sunset service and picnic supper on the rocks at Beavertail Thursday evening.
From the Newport Daily News, Aug. 14, 1937
At the meeting of the Town Council committee reports were given. The street light committee reported lights repaired and turned on; the health officer reported that nuisances complained of had been taken care of; a report was made of persons dumping garbage at the town dump and leaving some of it uncovered.
From the Newport Daily News, Aug. 14, 1937
Rear Admiral Spencer S. Wood flew from Washington Saturday, to his summer home here, and returned today.
The admirals in the vicinity of Newport held their annual reunion at the home of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Spencer S. Wood, at the latter's summer home in Jamestown Saturday afternoon. This was the 12th successive year when the admirals gathered to talk over old times and some of the newer ones.
50 years ago From the Newport Daily News,
Aug. 18, 1962
The Jamestown Bridge Commission last night voted to withhold 15 percent payment of its $11,000 contract with Singelis Painting Co. of Philadelphia for untidy work, and until all claims are settled from "paint splashed car owners." John B. Foley, bridge manager, reported the gross revenues for the first 16 days of August were $1,000 ahead of the same period last year. Vehicle passages for the same period were up 3,499. The reduction in one-way tolls was offset by increased traffic and one-way tolls. This was $119 more this year than for the same period last year.
25 years ago From the Newport Daily News,
Aug. 18, 1987
Jamestown tackles new hauling fees. As of July 1, the state began charging $49 a ton for all commercial waste. Residential waste is accepted at $11 per ton. But each municipality has a cap on the residential trash it can bring to the landfill each fiscal year. For Jamestown the cap is 2,009 tons. Last year the town delivered 3,568 tons of trash to the landfill.
15 years ago
From the Jamestown Press,
Aug. 14, 1997
(Photo caption) Kayakers discuss the race around Jamestown after paddling some 15 miles Saturday. The conditions were nearly perfect for the third annual Jamestown Island Paddle. The event, which raised $1,610 for the Jamestown Senior Center, attracted 56 entries.
Off-season in Jamestown could take on an entirely new meaning this year if a film production company begins making a feature film here in the fall. The film will be a romantic/action film based on the highly publicized shootout between the rumrunner Black Duck and the Coast Guard, which took place in the fog between Jamestown and Newport in December 1929.
10 years ago
From the Jamestown Press,
Aug. 15, 2002
Despite the objections of both immediate neighbors and other village-dwelling islanders, the Town Council Tuesday decided to let Tricia's Tropi Grille keep the outdoor tiki bar – with restrictions. (The restrictions allowed outdoor bar service on Sundays through Thursdays until 9 p.m., and on Fridays and Saturdays until 10 p.m.)
Twenty-five years ago, Karl Smith's idea to hold an event where competitors build and sail decidedly unseaworthy vessels in Narragansett Bay may have seemed ludicrous, silly, ridiculous or any other handful of synonyms of the word foolish – but that was precisely his intent. The name Fools' Rules Regatta was just a lot of nonsense.
(A photo shows chief fool Chris Powell with Karl Smith, founder of the Fools' Rules Regatta.)


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With restaurateurs catering to more than a million residents — and seemingly two million appetites — Oahu tends to dominate the food scene in the Hawaiian Islands. Thus it's no surprise many a Mainland celebrity chef will cross the Pacific pond for the island's third annual Hawaii Food & Wine Festival, Sept. 1-9. But there's a good reason the lavish culinary affair is expanding to include events on Maui this year: The Neighbor Islands not only have equally adventurous palates to please, they also have a rich heritage of agriculture and aquaculture and impassioned chefs to support the near-ubiquitous farm-to-table trend. Check out the accompanying photo gallery for a smorgasbord of fresh ways to enjoy the bounty of Kauai, Maui and the Big Island.
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Elkers nearly hit century mark in win over Green Wave
The only question left by the time the fourth quarter rolled around Tuesday night was not who was going to win but whether Ridgway would hit 100 points. The Elkers came close. Ridgway scored over 20 points three of the four quarter en route to a 96-45 win over Oswayo Valley Friday night in the first round of the District 9 Class A boys basketball playoffs. All 13 players scored at least two points for the Elkers with Jesse Reynolds leading the way with 21 points. Robbie Byrd tallied 17 points and Sam Roselli finished with 16 points. Tony Leithner had 11 points for the Elkers.


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Senate trial judges to count 23 ballots
ST. PAUL - Judges deciding Minnesota's U.S. Senate election trial said Tuesday they will count nearly two-dozen improperly rejected absentee ballots.
The 23 ballot envelopes all are believed to contain votes for Democrat Al Franken, who ended the recount with a 225-vote lead over Norm Coleman. Coleman is challenging that result in the election trial.
The 23 voters were among 61 who filed legal documents claiming their absentee ballots were wrongly rejected in the Nov. 4 election and the Senate recount.
After the election, Franken supporters contacted the voters and asked if they wanted to fight to have their votes counted. Some ballots had been rejected because of voter signature discrepancies, others because of administrative error.
"The court determines that the petitioners ... have provided unrebutted evidence that their absentee ballots were legally cast and should be counted," the ruling said.
The three judges presiding over the trial ordered that the ballots, from 11 counties around the state, be sent to the secretary of state. The court did not say when the votes would be counted.
The judges ruled that a 24th ballot envelope should be opened to determine whether it includes a voter registration card in addition to the ballot. If it does contain the registration card, that ballot will be counted.
"It demonstrates both that as we've said all along, these folks ought to have their ballots opened and counted, and that the court will go step by step and it's not going to do things in broad strokes," Franken attorney Marc Elias said of the ruling.
Coleman's campaign, which is arguing that up to 4,800 rejected absentee ballots should be reviewed and possibly counted, applauded the decision.
"While these were all Franken supporters, we take it nonetheless as a very good ruling consistent with the court's desire to enfranchise all wrongly rejected ballots," Coleman attorney Ben Ginsberg said.
The three-judge panel indicated last week it plans to open and count all legally cast absentee ballots that were wrongly rejected in the election.
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FakerPress is a clean way to generate fake and dummy content to your WordPress, great for developers who need testing
Whenever you create a new Theme or Plugin you will always need to create custom data to test whether your plugin is working or not, and as Developers ourselves we had this problem quite alot.
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0.4.7 — 2 of October, 2016
- Feature: Image Attachment Meta Field to allow more Flexibility all around the plugin
0.4.6 — 14 of June, 2016
- Fix: Post Meta and taxonomy is finally working again — Thanks @peachey_a and @zoeitsolutions
- Fix: Allow Meta Number generation using any type of range, doesn't limit from 0 to 9
0.4.5 — 11 of June, 2016
- Fix: Users Module was using Post Meta methods on flag related methods, preventing the users to be deleted when "Let it Go!" — Thanks @derpixler
- Fix: Taxonomy and Meta Modules had a compatibility problem with Faker, preveting users to use Meta and Taxonomy Properly — Thanks @rayrutjes
- Tweak: Add a better description for a few fields
- Tweak: Include latest code from Faker version > 1.6.0
0.4.4 — 1 of April, 2016
- Feature: Address Meta templating now allows you to fetch Country ABBR and Code — Thanks @kirilisa
- Tweak: Include latest code from Faker version > 1.5.0
- Tweak: WP_Query Meta for attachments is a little bit easier now, prediction of forgotten
- Tweak: Make the Post Parent selection easier to know which posts by showing more information on the items — Thanks @fxbernard
- Fix: Get some missing Text Domains working — Thanks @ginsterbusch
0.4.3 — 1 of March, 2016
- Feature: No more Hot-linking external sites on Content Images — Thanks b0rg + mvaneijgen + okvee
- Tweak: Use
wp_remote_getto fetch external images — Thanks revaxarts
- Tweak: Improve how we handle the Deletes to make sure it doesn't delete all your site — Thanks Paul Mckay
- Fix: Prevent Notices from happening when no Image providers were selected
0.4.2 — 9 of November, 2015
- Feature: Include meta for Terms for WordPress 4.4 and Up
- Tweak: Include a more granular control over Taxonomy selector for Posts
- Fix: CSS changes for WordPress 4.4
0.4.1 — 24 of September, 2015
- Tweak: Improve Modules code in general, if you have custom code based on Modules please check (#71)
- Fix: Generate button was locking after a warning for trying a bad request
- Fix: Improved Modules JavaScript to prevent duplicated arguments on AJAX requests — Thanks Jonathan Brinley
0.4.0 — 21 of September, 2015
- Feature: Now Modules use AJAX to fake, AKA no more timeouts for big dummy creation
- Fix: handle WP_Error on term creation, avoids fatal errors if the term already exists — Thanks Jonathan Brinley
0.3.3 — 10 of June, 2015
- Tweak: Featured Images now are linked to the post using the
post_parentcolumn — Reported by Bruno DC
- Fix: Dates on Meta fields are fully working again — Thanks Ethan Clevenger
0.3.2 — 25 of May, 2015
- New: Including LoremPixel as a Image Provider — Thanks examinedliving
- Fix: A few JavaScript/jQuery tweeks for better Select2 Handling on Dates
- Fix: Intervals now have a better Handling for non-timed Strings — Thanks alfiemx_
- Fix: Better verification of Carbon inclusion — Thanks Frankie Jarrett
- Fix: Closures now using self variables better, prevents Fatal Error — Thanks fccoelho7
0.3.1 — 02 of May, 2015
- Fix: Date Meta Field is now working as expected
- Fix: Empty meta fields don't throw Fatal Errors anymore — Thanks Jeffrey Carandang
0.3.0 — 01 of May, 2015
- New: Now you will be able to generate Custom dummy Meta for your Posts, Users and Comments
0.2.2 — 15 of April, 2015
- New: 500px as a Image provider ( You will need a Customer App Key )
- Tweak: New formula for Taxonomy randomization for Posts ( with new filters )
0.2.1 — 02 of April, 2015
- Fix: User generator now working again (sorry about that)
0.2.0 — 01 of April, 2015
- New: Featured Images is now an Option on our Plugin
- New: Handling of Post Meta, still under the hood but preparation for the next versions
0.1.6 — 07 of March, 2015
- Fix: Prevent Carbon to Fatal error if trying to be included twice (#50)
- Tweak: Better checking for the content flag when deleting
0.1.5 — 03 September, 2014
- New: Allow post Parent to be chosen on the Admin Form (#35)
- New: Now allow Image to be used in HTML, with Placehold.it (#38)
- Tweak: Allow users to choose which HTML tags will be used (#37)
- Tweak: User Select2 now uses AJAX to prevent bugs on bigger databases (#43)
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Republicans for Tax Hikes
Republicans have finally found a group they want to tax: poor people.
It's not news when Jon Huntsman criticizes fellow Republicans. It's news when he agrees with them. On Sunday, in an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Huntsman found himself in a virtual love-in with Rick Perry and Michele Bachmann over, of all things, taxes. The paper asked Huntsman if "the half of American households no longer paying income tax—mainly working poor families and seniors—should be brought onto the income tax rolls."
He agreed, crediting the GOP's current front-runner for vice president, Sen. Marco Rubio, with the insight that "we don't have enough people paying taxes in this country."
The Journal called this position the "new GOP orthodoxy," which it is. When he announced his presidential bid two weeks ago, Perry told a room of conservative activists and bloggers that "we're dismayed at the injustice that nearly half of all Americans don't even pay any income tax." He was following on Bachmann, who'd just told the South Carolina Christian Chamber of Commerce the very same thing.
"Part of the problem is today, only 53 percent pay anyfederal income tax at all; 47 percent pay nothing," said Bachmann. "We need to broaden the base so that everybody pays something, even if it's a dollar. Everyone should pay something, because we all benefit."
Huntsman, Perry, Bachmann: All of them are taking a bold stand in favor of cognitive dissonance. The main reason Washington couldn't get a "grand bargain" on the budget and debt ceiling was that Republicans balked at increasing taxes on anyone. How did we get from there to the notion that it would be a good idea to raise taxes on the 60-odd million people who didn't end up owing the IRS any money last year?
Conservatives have an argument: You can't, and shouldn't, balance the budget and pay for entitlements by continually raising taxes on the rich. Doing so, they say, is "class warfare." At the same time, however, they must contend with persistent support for the welfare state. So conservatives are betting that regular Americans are losing track of how much it costs to give them what they want.
This isn't a new theory. In 2002 and 2003, long before it got Huntsman in the room, the Wall Street Journal editorialized that poor people who didn't pay income taxes were "lucky duckies." The poor slob with a low income and child tax credit would get a small or nonexistent tax bill, not one that would "get his or her blood boiling with tax rage." The problem here wasn't that the poor slob wasn't paying any taxes; the problem was that his meager tax bill failed to foment enough anger to reduce taxes on other people. Tax cuts for the rich—tax cuts for anyone, really, but the Journal has always been concerned about tax cuts for the rich—require a broad base of outrage.
Republican politicians didn't make this argument—until the Obama era. What changed? For decades, the "lucky ducky" number, the percentage of Americans that pay no taxes, never rose above 30 percent. The Bush tax cuts pushed it over 30 percent, but not too far over. Then, in 2008 and 2009, the economy collapsed. The government responded with, among other things, new tax deductions.
The result: The percentage of people paying no income taxes spiked up to 47 percent and stayed there. When the Tea Party started rallying in 2009, it wasn't protesting higher taxes, because federal income taxes were lower, with more loopholes. It was protesting the perception that productive Americans were shelling out for an ever-expanding class of moochers. And Republicans have taken the Tea Party's lead.
This could be the start of a sea change in how Republican politicians—the people who actually need to win votes—talk about taxes. In 1994, the GOP won the House and Senate with a promise to introduce a $500 child tax credit. The promise was kept. That became one of many tax credits intended to make middle class life a little easier.
One of the think tankers who helped Republicans develop the idea was Scott Hodge, who's now president of the Tax Foundation. In retrospect, he thinks the tax credit was a disaster. "I don't think we fully appreciated the level of pork barrel tax policy we were engaged in then," Hodge says today. "Instead of broad-based tax reform for everyone, we were engaged in targeted tax policies, selectively identifying classes of people. It was a terrible idea. It justified all manner of social engineering through the tax code. It really has created two Americas: the nonpayers and the payers."
One funny thing about the nonpayers: They do pay taxes. Everyone who works pays FICA taxes. Everyone who fills up a car pays federal gas taxes. The theory that these people don't appreciate how much the government is moving around money is just that: completely theoretical. This may be why the policy responses to the problem are so gimmicky. Bachmann said that the lucky duckies might get a better appreciation for the size of government if they paid a "dollar" a year. Last month, I heard Sen. Dan Coats, R-Ind., make the case for tax reform and suggest some sort of nominal charge that would "broaden the base" and make the system more fair.
"Those who are not paying any taxes but are receiving benefits from the government because of their income status— there ought to be a reduction from the benefit they receive," Coats said. "Even if it's 10 bucks, or 15 bucks, we [need to say we] have deducted for your participation in helping to support our country's needs."
Bachmann's "dollar" plan would net around $60 million, or two-thirds of NPR's annual federal funding. Coats' plan would net a little more. We're being generous, though, because these aren't plans. They're debating tactics.
"We should be doing this even if we had a balanced budget," says Hodge. "This is not really about deficit reduction."
This idea hasn't gone totally viral yet. There is a Republican case against making sure that poorer people pay income taxes. It's being made by Ron Paul.
"Dr. Paul doesn't want to be president so he can raise taxes on anyone, especially on the poor and middle class," says Ron Paul's spokesman, Jesse Benton. "If half of the American people don't pay income taxes, then we are halfway to our goal of eliminating it for everyone."


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Police say Derry man paid underage girls for sexBy HUNTER McGEE
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DERRY—A local man faces multiple felonious sexual assault charges after police say he paid underage teenage girls to perform sexual acts with him.
Raymond Black, 60, of 110 Chases Grove Road, turned himself in to police and was arrested Thursday after being notified of a warrant, according to a news release.
Black is charged with: one count of aggravated felonious sexual assault, a class A felony; one count of attempted aggravated felonious sexual assault, a class B felony; one count of felonious sexual assault, a class B felony; and four counts of prostitution, a class B felony; and one count of indecent exposure, a misdemeanor, according to police.
The charges are the result of an investigation that began in October 2013. Derry Police received reports alleging underage youths had been using drugs and alcohol at Black's residence, police said.
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Through an investigation, detectives identified two female victims who are believed to have been sexually assaulted by Black. The alleged victims are 13 years old, live in the area and attend middle schools, police said.
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What with the cinema season being in full swing at the minute (Dark Knight & Wall-E are both must sees!!) when CandyPirate told me they were sending these across I couldn't help but appreciate their appropriateness, as from what I hear these milk chocolate coated caramels are quite the popular US cinema snack. Speaking of US candy and the cinema, Jeanna over at Wisconsin Candy has been doing some great combined reviews of films and candy...most notbably this review on the Reese's Whoppers - check it out if you have a minute.
I recieved these Milk Duds in a 114g pack which I ate over two sittings - neither of which left me feeling that satisfied. The chocolates came in a yellow cardboard box as you can see above - that packaging aside the Duds litterally sat in the box rattling around loosely. Personally I think an extra inner layer of packaging would have helped keep freshness and maybe have helped the issue of some of them sticking together. The Duds themselves were about the size of a £1 coin though many were odd shaped and misfigured - they also had a not so great looking dusty surface coating. After opening the box I couldn't detect a very evident smell...a very minor sweet smell lingered but was hardly forthcoming.
At first I ate these singly though it wasn't long before I was shovelling several in my mouth at a time. Im not going to beat around the bush...the milk chocolate coating was awfully poor. Texturewise it was much like its appearance suggested lumpy and grainy - it just felt gritty on my tongue. It wasn't very impactful flavourwise either - it tasted very mundane offering little more than a gritty milk flavour...it really lacked a chocolatey edge. The caramel centres fortunately offered a little more than the poor chocolate coating. The texture of the caramels started as being quite firm and resistant to the bite - though once in the mouth and left on the tongue, softened to have more of a chewy feel. Caramels are very easily made overly sweet though thankfully these didn't have this particular problem. Again like the product in general they were not the most compelling tastewise; they did have a nice buttery flavour that was alogether great tasting, however it just wasn't potent or strong enough to really provide any satisfaction. What this culminated in was a situation that often occurs when I eat Malteasers and that was finding myself eating several at a time in order to achieve a flavour hit of some worth.
Overall its easy to see why these are such a popular cinema snack..they fit the bill 100%. To me the epitome of cinema food is that its bassically grazing food - snacks with very little taste that you can simply sit down and munch through for a good hour and a half. Though they fit the situation in this sense they do not fit the bill as a great tasting option. The milk chocolate had a poor grainy texture and offered a very minor milky taste. The caramel centres had a nice buttery sweet taste though just wern't impactful on the tastebuds. I wouldn't go as far as recommending these but if your visiting the cinema soon and are bored of your Maltesers and Revels these could be worth you seeking out to at least sample.
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Gmail FAQs
- What is Google Apps?
- Why are we using Google Apps?
- How do I get started?
- What options do I have for accessing email?
- How do I migrate calendar entries from Outlook?
- How do I migrate contacts from Outlook?
- What is the equivalent of the Global Address List in Google Apps?
- How are the Google services linked together?
- What do I need to know about Google documents and spreadsheets?
- Where can I find more information about Google Apps?
- Will my email address(es) change?
- If I have already configured a device or application to connect to my CMC email, will it require further configuration?
- What happened to my folders when my mail migrated to the new system?
- As an RA/RTA I have access to send to a list of students (such as DL-Class2008). Now that I am working in Google Apps, can I still send to class lists?
What is Google Apps?
A bridge between our organization and Google products. On one side, we have communication and collaboration needs for our school. On the other side, there are successful, innovative, online personal Google products. Google Apps allows us to embrace the strengths of both sides.
Google quality, Google connectivity. Our school, our people. Powerful, easy-to-use tools. Communicate via email and instant messaging. Create and share calendar events, documents, and spreadsheets. Access it all from one place.
Why are we using Google Apps?
To provide you with an enhanced system that will support simplified communication and collaboration. We can focus on student needs and adding value to the CMC experience while Google focuses on building excellent products, maintaining the feature set, and innovating our communication options for tomorrow.
Our goal is to offer you a reliable, practical, secure, feature-rich webmail environment. We think Google can help.
How do I get started?
Same as you normally do. You can find all of the necessary links and information at http://mail.cmc.edu.
Once you have logged into the Google Apps web client, you will have access to the following services: email, calendar, web-based documents and spreadsheets. You can even chat with other students in your Contacts list.
What options do I have for accessing email?
Webmail (CMC Supported) - http://mail.cmc.edu.
This method leverages your CMC network user name and password (the same one that you use to log onto lab computers or connect to your U drive). The web client is packed with exciting features and integrated with other Google services. In your online email account, you can chat with your contacts, create filters to organize your inbox before new mail arrives, schedule calendar events, map addresses in your messages, and track postal packages.Alternative Access Methods (Google Supported):
CMC ITS recognizes the need for students to access email from a variety of devices and clients. For this reason, we have built tools that will allow you to manage an "alternative access" account. Due to the growing number of client devices and software that can potentially connect to your CMC Google Apps account, ITS will not be able to provide direct support for these alternative access methods. We will, however, ensure that you are connected to the same Google support that all other Googlers utilize.
- Alternative Access Password
Although we can utilize Google's programming interface to build a bridge between your CMC network user name and password and the Google Apps webmail interface, this is not a possibility for the alternative access methods listed below. If you choose to access your email using one of these methods, you will need to create and maintain an "alternative access password." We have built a web application to let you do just that - and it is located here.
Although your CMC user name is common to both webmail and alternative access, when entering this information in an alternative access device or application it must appear in the following format - email@example.com (replace "myusername" with your CMC user name).
Configuration instructions are very similar to a standard Gmail account. As with all forms of alternative access, when prompted for your email address or user name, enter your full Google Apps email address - firstname.lastname@example.com (replace "myusername" with your CMC network user name). Use your alternative access password, NOT your CMC network password.
For more client-specific instructions, such as Outlook Express, click here.
Just as with POP, configuration instructions are very similar to a standard Gmail account. As with all forms of alternative access, when prompted for your email address or user name, enter your full Google Apps email address - email@example.com (replace "myusername" with your CMC network user name). Use your alternative access password, NOT your CMC network password.
For more information regarding IMAP access and client-specific instructions, click here.
- Mobile
Mobile devices can access email using their built-in Internet browser, by navigating to http://mail.google.com/a/students.claremontmckenna.edu, or via a mobile email application which most likely supports some form of POP and/or IMAP. Check the POP and IMAP support links above to find specific instructions for your mobile device - such as the iPhone. As with all forms of alternative access, when prompted for your email address or user name, enter your full Google Apps email address - firstname.lastname@example.com (replace "myusername" with your CMC network user name). Use your alternative access password, NOT your CMC network password.
If you have a BlackBerry, you can download a specific mail application for this type of device. Using the Blackberry, navigate to http://m.google.com/a. This specialized client has most of the webmail features - search and conversation view. With automatic syncing, actions taken on your Blackberry are reflected in your email account. This is separate from the Gmail for mobile application. A red M icon will appear for Gmail and a blue M icon will appear for our Google Apps email.
- Alternative Access Password
How do I migrate calendar entries from Outlook to my new Google Apps calendar?
Please visit this Google support article for detailed instructions.
How do I migrate contacts from Outlook to my new Google Apps contact list?
First you need to get your contacts out of Outlook. For instructions on exporting your Outlook contacts in a format suitable for import into Google Apps, please visit this Google support article.
Second, you need to import the file that was exported from Outlook. For instructions on importing contact files into Google Apps, please visit this Google support article.
What is the equivalent of the CMC Email Global Address List in Google Apps?
Google Apps employs a "shared contacts" feature that allows all CMC Google Apps accounts to search for email addresses that are within the Google Apps domain. What does that strange language really mean? It means that you can only search for other student email addresses at this time. If you were to type in the last name of a faculty or staff member, the address would not auto-populate. CMC ITS has explored many technologies in order to bridge this divide, however, Google will need to add a bit of functionality on their end in order to make this a reality.
To search for a fellow student's email address, follow these instructions:
- In your mail account, click on Compose Mail.
- Click on the "To:" link right next to the To: field. This will bring up your shared address book.
- To send email to a fellow student who isn't included in your personal contacts list, simply type the first few letters of their first name or last name into the search box. When your desired contact appears, click on the name to add that contact into the To: field.
- When you've added all the contacts you wish to send to, click Done to compose and send your message.
- Once you've sent to a contact from the shared address book, they'll be added to your personal contacts list. The next time you want to send them a message, their email address will auto-complete as you begin to type it.
How are the Google services linked together?
You have one username for all services in the Google Apps package. You enter the Google Apps platform when you enter your webmail account. Once you log in to one service, you can easily access all others from the links located at the top left-hand side of the browser window.
What do I need to know about Google documents and spreadsheets?
It's a web-based word processing and spreadsheet application. It can help us collaborate on projects from anywhere. Your documents are stored online. You and anyone you invite to collaborate can access the document from any internet-connected computer, and make changes simultaneously. Multiple people can make changes at once, and everyone's changes show in real-time.
You can get started right away by creating a new document or by uploading a file from your computer. Since the products are integrated, you can use your email account Contacts list to invite people to view or edit your documents.
More Tips:
Revision history -- Individual edits are kept so you can see who made changes and revert back, if necessary.
Search -- Just like the rest of Google products, you can harness the power of Google search to look for a document you haven't edited in months.
Security and privacy -- You choose who sees your document. Other users can only access your document or spreadsheet if you add them to the list of collaborators or viewers, or if you decide to publish the document.
Where can I find more information?
Help Center: www.google.com/support/a/users
Frequently asked questions updated daily by product experts, tutorial videos of key features, user interface screenshots, active discussion groups, and more.
Will my email address(es) change?
All of your formerly known email aliases will continue to work. In addition to this, you have gained a new email address ending in "@students.claremontmckenna.edu." This new address is now your Reply-To address that people will see when they reply to a message that they have received from you.
If I have already configured a device or application to connect to my CMC email, will it require further configuration?
Yes. The infrastructure has completely changed. CMC supports access to your email and other Google services via the webmail client. As many of you are already familiar, Google provides other means of accessing email services. We have provided a way for you to connect alternative devices and applications to your Google Apps account. This method of connectivity is not directly supported by CMC ITS staff. Please see this FAQ entry for further details.
What happened to my folders when my mail migrated to the new system?
Google Apps groups email messages in a unique way - using "labels." All of your folders were converted to labels upon migration. To find messages that were in a particular folder, click on the corresponding label link in the lower-left hand corner of the webmail interface. All messages related to that label will appear to the right.
As an RA/RTA I have access to send to a list of students (such as DL-Class2008). Now that I am working in Google Apps, can I still send to class lists?
In order to send to an email list (such as DL-Class2008, etc) your CMC Network user name and CMC Network password must be given access to the list. If you are an RA/RTA then you already have this access. When you send a message to the list, your CMC Network user name and CMC Network password must reach CMC's email server in order for it to identify you as valid sender. Sending email from your new Google Apps will not properly identify you because it will not send along your CMC Network user name and CMC Network password. Therefore, in order to send email to these lists, you will need to configure an email client to send the mail directly to CMC's mail server.
Configure your Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP server) with the following settings:
- Server: email.claremontmckenna.edu
- Authentication: Yes
- User Name: CMC Network user name
- Password: CMC Network password
- SSL or TLS (secure connection): Yes
- Change the server port from 25 to 26
We will be building further functionality for this purpose in the near future.


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- OpenText Cloud Provisioning - allows organizations to create, automatically provision, and orchestrate on-premises and cloud-based services that make up a new product, value added service or application.
From credit unions, mortgage lenders, to media companies and the Department of Homeland Security, OpenText has helped customers achieve a variety of critical results including reducing time to value by 75 percent, and doubling customer service requests processed with no additional headcount. We are proud of the respect that OpenText Process Suite has earned from both customers and analysts.
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OpenText Cordys
OpenText Cordys puts the business in direct control of their processes and fosters alignment between business and IT, resulting in tangible benefits for both. OpenText Cordys offers one platform, accessed simply through a web browser and built from the ground up to be truly multi-tenant and to support all of the deployment models required for on-premise, private or public clouds
- Deliver applications faster with a complete range of integration, process and application design capabilities in a single platform
- Increase agility and flexibility with an extensive library of out-of-the-box connectors, a cloud ready enterprise service bus, and business process centric orchestration of cloud services.
Process Component Library
Elevate the productivity of your development team to the next level. Switch from creating components to assembling components and create better business-oriented solutions faster.
- Assemble and configure pre-built components for both Process and Case Management applications and focus on value creation instead of software construction.
- Use out of the box integration components to rapidly link new systems with existing systems and create solutions that harness the power of mobile and leverage collaboration though social.
OpenText Process Intelligence
OpenText Process Intelligence delivers advanced dashboard reporting and analytics to increase visibility into processes, enabling better measurement and ultimately, smarter business decisions by management.
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OpenText ProVision
OpenText ProVision provides you the ability to discover, model, analyze, and optimize your business. The resulting blueprint helps to drive change and reach strategic goals across your enterprise. ProVision offers multi-layered visibility into your business strategies, including how people, processes, systems, and technologies can be aligned to attain them.
- Create a blueprint for change and transformation
- Identify and quantify the impact of business change alternatives
- Provide gap analysis and roadmaps for change
- Helps eliminate waste and improve business processes
- Connect business strategy with IT implementations
- Links corporate strategy with execution
- Connect people, process and technology
OpenText Capture Center
Automatically captures and interprets paper documents, scanned images, email, and faxes using sophisticated document and character recognition software.
- Advanced document and character recognition
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OpenText MBPM
OpenText MBPM delivers the insight, power and agility you need to make your vision for business improvement a reality. Companies today not only want to increase their effectiveness and efficiency but to also become more capable of change.
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- Take advantage of personalized user experiences that offer the latest social, mobile, and cloud based technologies
OpenText Process360 for Sharepoint
While Microsoft SharePoint provides basic workflow capabilities to support simple processes such as document approval, companies turn to enterprise business process management suites (Process360) when they need to automate and optimize business-critical processes.
- Orchestrate content-rich process execution across the organization
- Deliver enterprise-class process management applications on top of the SharePoint platform
- Kick off processes after documents arrive into SharePoint (e.g., invoices or claims) or as other content-related events occur (e.g. verify credit rating, review customer order)
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OpenText case management solutions help you manage your unstructured and typically most expensive and complex processes. OpenText Case360 relates independent documents across the enterprise into a single virtual folder or 'case' to improve visibility and control.
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Funeral procession information announced for slain officer
Funeral procession information announced for slain officer
BARDSTOWN, Ky. —
Visitation and funeral arrangements have been made for Officer Jason Ellis.
Images: Timeline of Ellis shooting
His visitation will be held Wednesday from 2 to 8 p.m. at Parkway Baptist Church on Springfield Road in Bardstown.
Ellis' funeral will be held at the church on Thursday at 11 a.m.
He was found shot to death early Saturday morning on a Bluegrass Parkway exit ramp.
Ellis is survived by his wife, two young sons, two sisters, his mother and stepfather.
On Thursday after the funeral, the procession will go back through Bardstown, here is the route:
- From the Parkway Baptist Church, turn right onto Springfield Road
- Go toward town
- Turn into the police department/judicial area, past the new courthouse next to police headquarters
- Judges will be outside
- Exit, go right, continue a half mile into town
- Go around the Old Courthouse/Court Square
- Through downtown district
- Continue out of town on North 3rd to Highway 245
- Turn right onto 245
- Take it to 62 Bloomfield Road
- Take 62 several miles to Highview Cemetery
Click here to post a tribute to Officer Jason Ellis


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RB Derrell Scott of Havelock, NC is taking his final official visit this weekend to Florida and then will take a week to have final in home visits and make his decision before announcing on January 27th at 3:15 PM at his school. Scott is also considering USC and Tennessee.
One internet report has put the Vols out front at this point. That's something Havelock assistant coach Caleb King, who handles recruiting for his players, can't confirm.
"I will say Tennessee has done a great job recruiting him as well as South Carolina," King said Friday morning. "It's all going to be decided next week. At 3:15 he's going to pick a hat."
USC recruiter Deke Adams and Tennessee recruiter Robert Gillespie visited with Scott Thursday. USC head coach Steve Spurrier will be in January 23rd, a day after Tennessee coach Butch Jones.
"I know they talked about depth charts, playing time, the future of South Carolina football and where he would fit in in their plans," King said of yesterday's meeting between Scott and Adams. "From what Derrell told me, everything was just fine."
Former Gamecock assistant coach Brad Lawing, who once coached at Havelock, is recruiting Scott for Florida.
"He's done a great job recruiting Derrell and has a chance as well. He's not seen Florida so he's just taking a nice look at Florida to see what they have and be around there people to see if he feels comfortable there."
For much of Scott's recruiting the feeling was that USC was the team to beat, but King disagrees with that assessment.
"I don't ever think there was a slam dunk. I think there was perception out there he was going to follow Pharoh (Cooper). They are very good friends. Of course he's also very good friends with Kendal Vickers who is probably going to be a starting defensive end at Tennessee next year."
King said Scott will keep his decision to himself until he announces his decision on the 27th.


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harteman wrote:
So.... When exactly is it illegal to hide my belongings? Can I get time for sliding my laptop between the seats of my sectional couch? I ask because I always do that when I leave my apartment, for fear of a break in.
If you are served with a warrant on something and you intentionally hide it, then yes, that becomes illegal.
So if you got a warrant that listed "any and all computer equipment or storage devices" on it, you texted/called your buddy/sibling/mother and told them to "hide the laptop somewhere in case the feds check your place"...that is very much a crime.


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College football bowl game schedule
Dec. 17
Gildan New Mexico Bowl (Albuquerque, N.M.) - Temple vs. Wyoming, 2 p.m. on ESPN
Famous Idaho Potato Bowl (Boise, Idaho) - Ohio vs. Utah St., 5:30 p.m. on ESPN
R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl (New Orleans, La.) - San Diego St. vs. La.-Lafayette, 9 p.m. on ESPN
Dec. 20
Beef 'O' Brady's St. Petersburg Bowl (St. Petersburg, Fla.) - Florida International vs. Marshall, 8 p.m. on ESPN
Dec. 21
S.D. County Credit Union Poinsettia Bowl (San Diego, Calif.) - TCU vs. Louisiana Tech, 8 p.m. ESPN
Dec. 22
MAACO Las Vegas Bowl (Las Vegas, Nevada) - Arizona State vs. Boise State, 8 p.m. on ESPN
Dec. 24
Sheraton Hawaii Bowl (Honolulu, Hawaii) - Nevada vs. Southern Miss, 8 p.m. on ESPN
Dec. 26
AdvoCare V100 Independence Bowl (Shreveport, La.) - Missouri vs. North Carolina, 5 p.m. on ESPN2
Dec. 27
Little Caesars Bowl (Detroit, Mich.) - Western Michigan vs. Purdue, 4:30 p.m. on ESPN
Dec. 27
Belk Bowl (Charlotte, N.C.) - Louisville vs. NC State, 8 p.m. on ESPN
Dec. 28
Military Bowl Presented By Northrop Grumman (Washington, D.C.) - Toledo vs. Air Force, 4:30 p.m. on ESPN
Dec. 28
Bridgepoint Education Holiday Bowl (San Diego, Calif.) - California vs. Texas, 8 p.m. on ESPN
Dec. 29
Champs Sports Bowl (Orlando, Fla.) - Florida State vs. Notre Dame, 5:30 p.m. on ESPN
Dec. 29
Valero Alamo (San Antonio, Texas) - Washington vs. Baylor, 9 p.m. on ESPN
Dec. 30
Bell Helicopter Armed Forces (Dallas, Texas) - BYU vs. Tulsa, Noon on ESPN
Dec. 30
New Era Pinstripe (Bronx, N.Y.) - Rutgers vs. Iowa State, 3:20 p.m. on ESPN
Dec. 30
Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl (Nashville, Tenn.) - Mississippi State vs. Wake Forest, 6:40 p.m. on ESPN
Dec. 30
Insight Bowl (Tempe, Ariz.) - Iowa vs. Oklahoma, 10 p.m. on ESPN
Dec. 31
Meineke Car Care of Texas Bowl (Houston, Texas) - Texas A&M vs. Northwestern, Noon on ESPN
Dec. 31
Hyundai Sun Bowl (El Paso, Texas) - Georgia Tech vs. Utah, 2 p.m. on CBS
Dec. 31
AutoZone Liberty Bowl (Memphis, Tenn.) - Cincinnati vs. Vanderbilt, 3:30 p.m. on ABC
Dec. 31
Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl (San Francisco, Calif.) - Illinois vs. UCLA, 3:30 p.m. on ESPN
Dec. 31
Chick-fil-A Bowl (Atlanta, Ga.) - Virginia vs. Auburn, 7:30 p.m. on ESPN
Jan. 2
TicketCity Bowl (Dallas, Texas) - Houston vs. Penn State, Jan. 2, Noon on ESPNU
Jan. 2
Outback Bowl (Tampa, Fla.) - Michigan State vs. Georgia, 1 p.m. on ABC
Jan. 2
Capital One Bowl (Orlando, Fla.) - Nebraska vs. South Carolina, 1 p.m. on ESPN
Jan. 2
Taxslayer.com Gator Bowl (Jacksonville, Fla.) - Ohio State vs. Florida, 1 p.m. on ESPN2
Jan. 2
Rose Bowl Game presented by Vizio (Pasadena, Calif.) - Wisconsin vs. Oregon, 5 p.m. on ESPN
Jan. 2
Tostitos Fiesta Bowl (Glendale, Ariz.) - Stanford vs. Oklahoma State, 8:30 p.m. on ESPN
Jan. 3
Allstate Sugar Bowl (New Orleans, La.) - Michigan vs. Virginia Tech, 8:30 p.m. on ESPN
Jan. 4
Discover Orange Bowl (Miami, Fla.) - West Virginia vs. Clemson, 8:30 p.m. on ESPN
Jan. 6
AT&T Cotton Bowl (Arlington, Texas) - Kansas State vs. Arkansas, 8 p.m. on FOX
Jan. 7
BBVA Compass Bowl (Birmingham, Ala.) - SMU vs. Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. on ESPN
Jan. 8
GoDaddy.com Bowl (Mobile, Ala.) - Arkansas State vs. Northern Illinois, 9 p.m. on ESPN
Jan. 9
Allstate BCS National Championship Game (New Orleans, La.) - No. 1 LSU vs. No. 2 Alabama, 8:30 p.m. on ESPN


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Tell Me Lies
A roundup of Slatecoverage about deceit and lying.
This week, "Dear Prudence" answers readers' questions about secrets and lies. Below is a list of previously published stories on the topic.
"Roxanne's Nonexistent Revenge: Heard about the rapper who forced her label to pay for her Cornell Ph.D.? It never happened," by Ben Sheffner. Posted Sept. 3, 2009.
"Lying Boyfriend Has a B.S. Degree: How can I confess my deception without scaring off my soon-to-be fiancee?" Dear Prudence. Posted July 9, 2009.
"Maureen Dowd's Next Step: Having confessed to lifting copy, the New York Times' columnist almost sets things right," by Jack Shafer. Posted May 18, 2009.
"Does Truth Serum Work?: Or is it all lies?" by Chris Suellentrop. Posted Dec. 4, 2008.
"The Liberation of Lying: What Tobias Wolff gets and the frauds don't," by Judith Shulevitz. Posted March 24, 2008.
"Plagiarism and Apology: The New York Times lifts from City Hall," by Jack Shafer. Posted March 11, 2008.
"Lies and Memories: When stories read a little too good," by Jack Shafer. Posted March 27, 2007.
"When Congress Makes Your Swear: Does it matter if Karl Rove and Harriet Miers testify under oath?" by Melonyce McAfee. Posted March 21, 2007.
"The Case for Patrick Fitzgerald: The Libby prosecutor didn't savage the First Amendment," by Jack Shafer. Posted March 13, 2007.
"How Many Ways Can You Say "Lie"?: The difference between perjury, false statements, and obstruction of justice," by Daniel Engber. Posted March 7, 2007.
"Doris Goodwin on Obama's Borrowings: One of these two people has committed plagiarism, and it isn't Obama," by Timothy Noah. Posted Feb. 26, 2008.
"Jay Forman Redux: Slate's author of 'Monkeyfishing' now says none of his story was true," by Jack Shafer. Posted Feb. 6, 2007.
"How Kaavya Got Packaged and Got Into Trouble: Plagiarism and the teen-marketing culture," by Ann Hulbert. Posted April 27, 2006.
"Secrets and Lies: The DoD's disgraceful plot to plant rosy stories in the Iraqi press," by Christopher Hitchens. Posted Dec. 5, 2005.
"To Tell the Truth: How can you end a relationship with a chronic liar?" Dear Prudence. Posted Oct. 20, 2005.
"Can I Beat a Lie Detector?: I always tell the truth. But not today," by Emily Yoffe. Posted Feb. 1, 2005.
"Pious Bias: Lies and the lying liars who attribute them to the other party," by William Saletan. Posted Sept. 15, 2003.
"Liar, Liar: Liberal writers steal a rhetorical trick from the conservatives," by Jack Shafer. Posted Aug. 27, 2003.
"Meme Watch: A Unified Theory of Bush Lies?: Why did Bush's tax cut exclude so many low-income families?" by Timothy Noah. Posted June 2, 2003.
"Was Fred Fielding Deep Throat? Part 2: Prove that he lied and you're mostly there," by Timothy Noah. Posted May 8, 2003.
"Lying in Style: What you can learn about a president from how he chooses to deceive you," by Michael Kinsley. Posted April 18, 2002.
"John Poindexter, 'Outstanding American': Ari Fleischer salutes a mendacious former national security adviser," by Timothy Noah. Posted Feb. 25, 2002.
"Secrets or Lies?" Dear Prudence. Posted Feb. 7, 2002.
"Enron as Whitewater," by Jacob Weisberg. Posted Jan. 15, 2002.
"The Plagiarist: Why Stephen Ambrose is a vampire," by David Plotz. Posted Jan. 11, 2002.
"Who Can Lie to Congress?" by Chris Suellentrop. Posted Jan. 30, 2001.
"Lies the Press Likes," by Michael Kinsley. Posted Oct. 10, 2000.
"I Did Not Have Leaks With That Newspaper," by Michael Kinsley. Posted July 11, 2000.
"Lies, Damned Lies, and PR," by Rob Walker. Posted May 9, 2000.
"BJU Mystery Solved, Shifty Evangelicals Exposed," by Timothy Noah. Posted March 9, 2000.
"Lies, Damned Lies, and Impeachment: Fine. Now let's go back and impeach Reagan and Bush," by Michal Kinsley. Posted Jan. 1, 1999.
"What Is Clinton's Perjury Defense?" by Bruce Gottlieb. Posted Dec. 18, 1998.
"Deconstructing Bill's Lies," by Timothy Noah. Posted Dec. 8, 1998.
"The Lie of the Land: Equivocations, deceptions, fibs, and other forms of not telling the truth," by Cullen Murphy. Posted April 2, 1998.


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Naperville chamber writes letter to council some call 'scathing'
Questions about who has naming rights for the proposed Water Street development in downtown Naperville appeared to be put to rest after last week's city council meeting.
But now a tersely worded letter to the council from the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce has brought the debate back to life and may be creating a rift between the two groups.
Councilman Grant Wehrli at a meeting earlier this month said he would support the proposed $95 million project only if developer Marquette Companies agreed not to use "Riverwalk" in the name of any of its structures.
The project, which will be built near a portion of the Riverwalk, will include a hotel, parking garage, restaurants, shops and offices.
"The city has worked hard with blood, sweat and tears to get that Riverwalk where it is," Wehrli said at the time. "I don't want to see anybody commercializing it with a name of 'Riverwalk' anything."
Marquette officials quickly agreed not to use the word, but council members voted 5-4 to reject such naming restrictions.
Just when it appeared the mini-firestorm was over, the chamber stoked the flames Thursday with what some called a "scathing" letter to the council, criticizing Wehrli and those who supported him on the naming issue as "anti-business."
The flare-up is the first between city officials and chamber President and CEO Mike Evans, who took the helm in December.
"The council is not elected to be a marketing committee for Naperville's private sector, or to individually review and bless the names and affairs of businesses at public meetings. This is an example of government overreach and undue regulation," Evans wrote in the letter. "Does a plurality of the council believe it is truly appropriate to begin prohibiting companies and organizations from using any part of the words 'Naperville,' 'Main Street,' '5th Avenue,' 'Riverwalk,' or 'Downtown,' in their names? The list of potential restrictions could extend in perpetuity and without end. No reasonable individual would look at any business past, present or future, named 'Naperville X,' or 'Riverwalk Y,' to be an endorsed unit of the city of Naperville."
Evans said it was necessary for the chamber to assert itself because members felt the discussion over naming rights was a drastic change of direction from previous positions.
"Our legislative priorities, which were established well before my coming here, clearly state we will actively oppose any regulations and undue burden on the private sector. All we were doing was recommunicating something that has been well known," Evans said.
"I've read the letter multiple times and I don't feel it was as scathing or harsh as certain folks may feel. I thought the best approach was to lay all of our cards on the table and say, 'Guys, we think this conversation, because of the close nature of the vote, should be taking place. We don't feel this is the appropriate conversation for elected officials to be having.'"
Wehrli, who called himself a "pro-business guy," did not appreciate the letter.
"I've reached out to the chamber to have a conversation because it appears Mike Evans is bringing his Bolingbrook skills to Naperville, including the writing of what I would call a barbed-wirey letter," Wehrli said. "Mike is new to the city and the chamber and the city, so I will give him the benefit of the doubt and have a conversation with him. Instead of being standoffish, let's talk about it. If he intends to run the chamber this way, he's going to have some challenges before him."
Councilman Bob Fieseler called the letter "heavy-handed" and "surprising," especially because the council ultimately disagreed with Wehrli.
"It's surprising to me that this has been taken up as a litmus test on whether elected officials are pro-business or not. If there was some leftover sentiment in six months that the council was thinking they should have naming rights, bring it to us then when we're not in the midst of financial discussions and the midst of an election," Fieseler said. "But I do think because this is a public-private endeavor, we've already established there may be some potential endorsement and this would almost emphasize or lead people to believe there was some sort of business relationship that involved the Riverwalk Commission."
Councilman Paul Hinterlong called the chamber's letter "scathing" but said he agrees with its position. He also thought Wehrli's would be a hard position to defend considering the city already is home to such businesses as Riverwalk Lighting and Riverwalk Dentistry.
"I voted with Grant initially because I agreed with him and knew he was passionate about it. But when the developer wasn't at all passionate about it, I wasn't going to let it interfere with my support for the project," Hinterlong said. "As for the letter, it may have been a little harsh, but I certainly understand where they're coming from and the message they're trying to convey."
Evans again defended his letter, saying the chamber was "pressed to write it" by the council's conversation.
"We thought it was so uncharacteristic of the city council we have traditionally seen," Evans said. "We were alarmed by the close nature of this discussion and we needed to let them know the chamber hasn't gone away. If an organization like the chamber of commerce doesn't react to an alarming discussion that impacts business, what are we doing?"
Evans said he and Wehrli plan to meet Monday to discuss their positions.


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Martin Hanzal scored the game-winning goal in Monday's 2-1 win over the New York Rangers.
Senators assistant GM Randy Lee has resigned from his position.
The Montreal Canadiens have acquired Hunter Shinkaruk from the Calgary Flames for Kerby Rychel.
The Anaheim Ducks have signed Ondrej Kase to a three-year, $7.8 million contract.
Andrej Sekera underwent surgery to repair a torn Achilles tendon.
Ryan Ellis has signed an eight-year, $50 million extension with the Nashville Predators, according to TSN's Bob McKenzie.
The New Jersey Devils have signed Steven Santini to a three-year, $4.25 million contract.
The Ottawa Senators have signed forward Brady Tkachuk to a three-year entry level contract.
The New York Islanders have signed Noah Dobson to a three-year, entry-level contract.
Brady Tkachuk is reportedly expected to sign with the Ottawa Senators, according to ESPN's John Buccigross.
Dylan Larkin has signed a five-year contract with the Detroit Red Wings.
Arizona has signed Christian Dvorak to six-year contract extension.


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We've written frequently about particular All-America Selection (AAS) winners, plants that have been chosen by independent AAS judges for their superior garden performance across the country. But there is nothing like seeing the plants actually growing in a garden to appreciate why they were selected. That's why you might want to consider planning a visit to one of the nearly 200 AAS Display Gardens this summer.
These gardens are found across the U.S. and in Canada and give the public the opportunity to see the newest AAS winners in an attractive and well-maintained setting. Gardens are located in a public botanic garden or arboretum, on a university campus, in a municipal setting, at a garden retailer, or in many other settings. (There is one at Vermont Garden Park, the home grounds of the National Gardening Association, in South Burlington, Vermont. That's AAS winner Gaillardia 'Mesa Yellow' pictured in bloom there last summer.)
Some gardens showcase vegetable plants, some flowers, while many display both. You can see what plants look like in a garden environment and get an idea of how they will do in your climate and growing conditions. Some gardens even provide educational programs about the AAS trialing and award process during ″open house″ or ″field day″ events during the growing season.
For a listing of AAS Display Gardens, go to: AAS.