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Dear All,
Greetings. I am very much in need of finding the easiest way to convert the ASCII file to netCDF format. I have a monthly data file (please see below the data structure) with columns [date, time, longitude, latitude, var1, var2, var3, var4] in the grid box extending from 23 deg N to 10 deg S. I want my data to be saved in netCDF file as var1(long, lat, date), var2(long,lat,date), var3(long,lat,date), var4(long,lat,date). Time column can be ignored. The data is written into the ASCII file in descending order of dates. Also, the pixels (i.e, long, lat) for all days are not same. In between some days are missing and the missing data is denoted by -999.0.
Further, I want to re-grid the data to 1 deg X 1 deg format so that I will have 34*72 pixel data.
I have tried to see the possibility in CDO, ferret etc., but could not find solution to my problem. Is there a simple script in FORTRAN to convert the ASCII files as below format to netCDF file?
Please see the continuation thread for the data format example.
Thanks in advance,

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Lanzer, on 29 February 2012 - 02:35 AM, said:
Just out of curiousity, who was the designer/creator of the Sonic 1 sprites? Is he around on the 'net? Since we wasted our chance showing Yuji Naka this because of that idiot hoax, maybe we can ask someone else from the early days about Monster Guy.
Actually SonicGenesis89 was the first on in the topic to point it out. IceKnight originally denied it. lol


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Elmer Neumeier, 94
Elmer Frederick Neumeier, 94, was welcomed by the Lord with "Come in my good and faithful servant" at 10:15 pm. Monday, May 14th, 2012. His wife and family were at his side as he departed.
Elmer was born July 8, 1917, in Dayton, the son of May (Caldwell) and Raymond Frederick Neumeier, who both died when he was young leaving him orphaned at age 5. He was raised by his grandparents, Katherine (Fisher) and Andrew Neumeier, of Wapakoneta. On Jan. 10, 1944, he married Mary Louise Gehrlich, who survives.
Also surviving are nine sons, James (Elena) Neumeier, Richard Neumeier, Joseph (Kathy) Neumeier, Michael Neumeier, Samuel (Mary) Neumeier, Matthew Neumeier, Mark (Christina) Neumeier, Philip Neumeier, and Frederick (Robin) Neumeier, 10 daughters, Janice Daum, Rebecca (Tom) Mosler, Barbara (Tom dec.) Maloney, Bonita (Michael Flood), Teresa (Michael) Elsass, Alice (Emerson dec.) Altstaetter, Nancy (Edward) Gutman, Mary Kay (Daniel) Drexler, Angela (Robert) Butler, and Amy (Stuart) Meyers; 60 grandchildren; 64 great-grandchildren and six great-great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by an infant daughter, Victoria; and a great-great-grandson, Jayden.
Armed with the responsibility to define his own path and built upon the family values passed down to him, Elmer entered the military during World War II. He served a three-year term as seaman and machinist mate in the U. S. Navy, Seabees, 70th and 84th Battalion Units, serving tours in Algeria, Okinawa and Guam. He was awarded the Purple Heart. During his service term, he married Mary Louise Gehrlich Jan. 10, 1944, a lifelong friend and the love of his life.
A "man of all trades" he then pursued a life of service to his family, church and community. His work history included Westinghouse, Gehrlich Brothers, Koneta Rubber Co., and the Wapakoneta City School system from which he retired. He was a member of the Disabled American Veterans (DAV), Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW), Wapakoneta F.O.E., Knights of Columbus (K of C) and Holy Name Society. He held the position of Grand Knight during his service at the K of C. He received a 25 year service award as a member of the scouting community serving as an educator and leader for area youth. Elmer was a gifted card shark and accomplished fisherman, but he'd rather be known for his faith, patriotism and love of family.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at St. Joseph Catholic Church, 107 W. Pearl St., Wapakoneta, with the Rev. Patrick Sloneker officiating. Burial is to follow in the St. Joseph Cemetery in Wapakoneta, where military rites will be conducted by the Wapakoneta V.F.W.
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The Men Who Stare At Goats (UK - BD RB)
Our Marcus remote views some Jedi Warriors dancing and giggles a lot....
Reporter Bob Wilton (Ewan McGregor) is out to prove something. He's not sure what it is, but after splitting up with his wife he finds himself in Kuwait looking for a story about the Iraq war. Instead he finds Lyn Cassady (George Clooney), who reveals that he is a member of a top secret army unit training psychic spies, or as they prefer to be known, 'Jedi Warriors'.
Deciding to follow Lyn on his secret mission and find out more about his story, the pair set off across Iraq and Bob starts to discover what it means to be a true Jedi Warrior.
The Men Who Stare at Goats is one of those movies that you just don't see coming. I mean, in a time where most movies that look at the war in Iraq generally revolve around US attitudes, the reasons why the war started and humanizing the world view of Iraqi people, the sudden appearance of a movie that decides to drop a smartly written comedy into the war and one that focuses on a suggested 'true story' US secret training program is somewhat of a curve ball.
Of course the extra spin on that is that this isn't just any old secret training program. When you hear the words 'Super Soldier' your movie powered mind slips into Universal Soldier mode right? But Goats offers up George Clooney's Lyn Cassidy and through him we discover everything we need to know about the training of the US Army's Jedi Warriors.
From the opening scene that shows Stephen Lang as a General trying to run to the office next door (through the wall) you know that you're in for a treat but with a full on off-the-wall Clooney performance selling us the specifics of Jedi Warriorism, the movie is just a comedic delight. The cloud bursting, the sparkling eye technique and the harnessing of positive thoughts explanations (as well as the examples given) are fantastic. The dialogue between Ewan and George works wonders and when you have Jeff Bridges in hippy mode and Spacey channelling his spirit guide voice as a fall back, what's not to like?
Released in cinemas at the tail end of last year I've been itching to see this one again, and I've gotta say on second viewing I enjoyed it even more than I did the first time around. There's something about the general set up of this one that puts a smile on my face and watching Jeff Bridges' Bill Django grinning at his troops, seeing Clooney's Lyn Cassady being able to dance again (one of the best scenes of last year for me) and the countless conversations with Lyn explaining to Bob about what it means to be a Jedi Warrior (keeping in mind that Bob is Ewan McGregor/Obi-Wan Kenobi) is just about enough to secure The Men Who Stare at Goats as one of the one of my favourite comedies of 2009.
Despite the box art telling me that it's offering a 1080p transfer, the disc seems to be 1080i (at least that's what my TV tells me). The US release is 1080p, so not too sure what's happening here but outside of that initial niggle, the transfer is still pretty damn great. From the opening close up of Stephen Lang's face and the droplets of sweat dripping off of it, the movie's lighting does a fine job at showing off details and presenting a bold, vibrant image.
As we move through the movie, the majority of the scenes take place in natural sunlight, so the image quality continues to shine. Clooney and McGregor's suntans come with a healthy glow and the more sand covered they get the more textured the detail levels become. Black levels are also great and the darker interior or night scenes hold up well with the sharpness of the transfer still managing to impress.
Generally speaking there's not a lot to fault, a few moments feel softer than others and some of the makeup effects to de-age Kevin Spacey look a little weird but overall this is a great transfer.
It's not a full bells and whistles attack on the senses but I found The Men Who Stare at Goats Dolby TrueHD track to be a bit of a powerhouse. Dialogue is clear and well presented and is everything you'd expect from a relatively small comedy, but when machine guns fire, helicopters and explosions come into the track, there's not much separating this from a full on war movie. Shells rattle out of guns, bass kicks in for over head helicopters and everything that happens to Bob and Lyn's vehicles all hammer home. The jump in power is noticeable and quite daunting in its realism, so there's just no knocking how effective this track is.
Also the music within the mix is split well between the front and rear speakers (well other than the opening credits Supergrass 'Alright' track—that sounded awful, like it was had been condensed into a single speaker or something). The soundtrack fills the speaker system, adding a lot of weight to moments and having a real presence.
Put all this together and throw in a subtle and pretty effective range of atmospherics as well (especially in the secret base towards the end of the movie) and The Men Who Stare at Goats provides a nice overall audio experience.
Offering up two commentaries, the first comes from director Grant Heslov. It suffers in places from being a solo affair with a few quiet moments and describing simply what's on screen but is still an enjoyable listen along with Heslov throwing in plenty of fun facts about his movie and details about some of the digital work to make the US backdrop look like Iraq.
The second commentary from Author Jon Ronson provides a nice companion piece to bridge the gap between the movie and the book. He provides plenty of information on the ins and outs of the First Earth Battalion and exactly what's based on fact and what's not. There's more detail about the outrageous plans the military had for the program and frankly it sounds like the stuff in the movie was simply the tip of the iceberg.
Moving on to the featurettes, there's the fascinating 'Goat's Declassified: The Real men of the First Earth Battalion' (12:30 HD). It has talks with genuine members of the real battalion and explains how the army took on new age ideals and how much 'remote viewing' changes your life. Seriously, I thought it was funny in the movie, now I almost want to give it a shot.
'Project Hollywood: A Classified Report' (07:33 HD) is a short and sweet making of with the cast and crew talking movie making and all highlighting how must fun they had on set.
Rounding up there's just over four minutes of deleted scenes all of which are gems, especially the fight training between Clooney and Spacey. There's 'Character Profiles' (04:33 HD) which are just mini trailers and of course we get the actual trailer (02:22 HD).
The Men Who Stare at Goats just missed my top ten list of 2009 and watching it again further deepened my admiration of it. It's full of great characters, goofy as hell moments (that are just goofy enough to believe as real life events) and has sharp, funny dialogue and performances from all involved.
The Blu-ray delivers in both video and audio departments and the enjoyable commentaries pretty much make up for the lack of actual featurettes, so all in all, this is a solid recommendation from me.
*Note: The images on this page are not representative of the Blu-ray release.
Review by Marcus Doidge
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Just seen this for the first time on BD.
Have to say, there were some chucklesome moments but as the film drew to a close, in the last 20 minutes, I was starting to lose hope of a decent ending. I don't know what would have been a decent ending for this film but when I realised one wasn't coming, I got an 'oh well' feeling. Funny trailer, less funny film.
I had a similar reaction to Burn After Reading, I think when these less mainstream stories are headed with A-List stars/actors, the marketing of them is falsly skewed toward comedy when in actual fact the films actual tone isn't anything like it. They are 'ideas/what if' films that don't tend to be fully developed or satisfying come the end credits.
Not saying either film was bad or a wasted effort, just disappointing and not as advertised for this viewer.
Have to say, there were some chucklesome moments but as the film drew to a close, in the last 20 minutes, I was starting to lose hope of a decent ending. I don't know what would have been a decent ending for this film but when I realised one wasn't coming, I got an 'oh well' feeling. Funny trailer, less funny film.
I had a similar reaction to Burn After Reading, I think when these less mainstream stories are headed with A-List stars/actors, the marketing of them is falsly skewed toward comedy when in actual fact the films actual tone isn't anything like it. They are 'ideas/what if' films that don't tend to be fully developed or satisfying come the end credits.
Not saying either film was bad or a wasted effort, just disappointing and not as advertised for this viewer.
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I sort of know what you mean. Especially with Burn but with both movies I found that repeat viewings was really where the movies felt more rounded. I got alot more from both movies the second time around.
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Disc Details
Release Date: 19th April 2010
Discs: 1
Disc Type: Blu-ray Disc
RCE: No
Video: 1080i
Aspect: 2.35:1
Anamorphic: No
Colour: Yes
Audio: Dolby TrueHD 5.1 English
Subtitles: English
Extras: Commenaties, Featurettes, Trailer, Character Profiles.
Easter Egg: No
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Director: Grant Heslocv
Cast: George Clooney, Ewan McGregor, Jeff Bridges, Kevin Spacey
Genre: Comedy, Drama and War
Length: 89 minutes
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James Gammon, a character actor whose gravelly voice and craggy face made indelible memories in Sam Shepard plays, a spate of western TV shows and films, plus a comic turn in the baseball movie "Major League," has died. He was 70.
Gammon died Friday surrounded by his family at his daughter's home in Costa Mesa, where he and his wife, Nancy, had been living. He had cancer of the adrenal glands and the liver.
Gammon may be best known for his role as Lou Brown, manager of the hapless Cleveland Indians in the 1989 comedy "Major League" and its 1994 sequel. He stood out with key roles in many films including "Urban Cowboy," "The Milagro Beanfield War," "Leaving Normal," "Ironweed," "Silverado" and "Cold Mountain."
On television he played the father on "Nash Bridges" from 1996 to 2001, though he was only nine years older than star Don Johnson. He also had recurring roles in the TV series "The Waltons," "Bagdad Cafe," "Homefront" and "Middle Ages," a central role in the 1995 miniseries "Streets of Laredo" and a host of guest appearances ranging from "Gunsmoke" and other westerns in the 1960s to "Grey's Anatomy" in 2007.
Despite leaving a lasting impression on the big and small screens, Gammon gripped audiences most tightly when he was on stage. A co-founder of the MET Theatre, he received several Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Awards for acting and directing. Gammon helped establish the old MET, a 50-seat theater on Poinsettia Place near Melrose Avenue in the Fairfax district, in the 1970s with a trilogy of William Inge plays, "Bus Stop," "Picnic" and "Dark at the Top of the Stairs."
"He did a lot of movies and TV, but I think his great presence and power was on the stage," Paul Koslo, an actor and director who worked with Gammon at the MET, said Saturday. "He always had something unexpected, riveting and real. "
In 1978 Gammon appeared in his first Shepard drama, "Curse of the Starving Class," at the Public Theater in New York. The playwright called Gammon "astounding" after seeing him reprise the role of Weston in the West Coast premiere at the MET a year later.
Said theater critic Sylvie Drake in a review in The Times of the MET production: "His is a performance cut from flesh — a riveting, drunken, brawling, blind portrayal of a man at sea in a life he had abandoned years before, too long ago to ever hope to find it again."
Gammon starred in a succession of Shepard-penned roles, including "A Lie of the Mind," "Simpatico," "The Late Henry Moss" and a 1996 Broadway production of "Buried Child," for which he received a Tony nomination.
Shepard's stories of desertion and disconnected family ties struck a chord with Gammon.
"I'm just swept by him," Gammon told the New York Times in 1996. "I allow myself to be taken."
Gammon was born April 20, 1940, in the farm town of Newman, Ill. After his parents split, he moved with his mother and siblings to central Florida, where he finished high school. He briefly attended college, then got a job as a cameraman at the CBS-TV affiliate in Orlando.
Soon he headed to Los Angeles, where he met his future wife and became involved in local theater.
Gammon returned to Florida in 1989 after buying a nine-acre horse farm in Ocala called Milagro, where he and his wife bred Thoroughbred racehorses. (Penny Blues, a horse the Gammons bred and co-owned with Johnson, won the Santa Ynez Stakes at Santa Anita in 2000.)
Besides his wife of 38 years, Gammon is survived by their daughters, Allison Mann of Costa Mesa and Amy Gammon of West Hollywood; two grandchildren; a brother, Phillip of Northridge; and a sister, Sandra Glaudell of Ocala.
Although Gammon disengaged from the MET in the 1980s, he still returned occasionally, notably for a 2003 production of "King Lear."
"Theater's been the foundation of everything," Gammon told the Chicago Tribune in 1995. "I would prefer to do theater all the time if I could. It's just so unfortunate that there's no way to really make a living at it hardly."
A memorial service is planned for August at the new MET Theatre, 1089 N. Oxford Ave., Los Angeles.
James Gammon, a character actor whose gravelly voice and craggy face made indelible memories in Sam Shepard plays, a spate of western TV shows and films, plus a comic turn in the baseball movie "Major League," has died. He was 70.


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Schalke have confirmed they have rejected an "unacceptable" bid from Tottenham to sign Lewis Holtby in January.
The midfielder has agreed to move to White Hart Lane in the summer but Spurs, who are now without Sandro for the rest of the season due to a knee injury, have made an offer for Holtby to bring forward his transfer.
"There is a request from Tottenham. The offer is not acceptable," said Schalke general manager Horst Heldt. "But the transfer window is still open. Lewis has not become cheaper today."
Holtby played a starring role as his side returned to Bundesliga action after the winter break, with a 5-4 win over Hannover on Friday.
Speaking after the game the midfielder was non-committal regarding his future, insisting he was simply concentrating on his football.
"I will give my all for Schalke until the last second. Everything else must be decided by the club."


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Flat Leaf Parsley Flavored Oil Recipes
Carpaccio de Radis (Radish Salad with Herb-Infused Olive Oil)
I love red radishes. It's such an under-utilized and under-appreciated vegetable. The taste is clean, crisp, and mild. Unlike daikon or other kinds of radishes, they don't have a harsh mustardy flavor. Traditional carpaccio is thin slices of raw meat or fish, but I made a "carpaccio" out of the radishes by thinly slicing them with a mandoline.
In France, we would simply eat them with good quality butter, salt and pepper. Since the butter here in the US isn't as flavorful as the yellow butter produced by the grass-fed cows in France, I decided to liven up the dish with a truffle-Meyer lemon vinaigrette to make it more appealing. I drizzled Italian flat-leaf parsley-flavored oil for color. I chose flat-leaf parsley because it has a much milder flavor than cilantro. I wanted the radishes to be the focus of the dish and not be overpowered by other ingredients.
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And another popular Linux distribution pushes a new release out the door. This time around, it's openSUSE, as they just released version 12.1. Other than the usual latest and greatest version of all the open source desktops and associated tools, there's a few other interesting tidbits in this release as well.
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If your hardware doesn't work blame the manufacturer for not writing drivers.
The case is not usually missing drivers but that the drivers has been designed and tested for a different version of the kernel (then something changed and now it does not work).
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Letter to Donald A. Wollheim
Donald A. Wollheim 20 February 1966 is a letter from J.R.R. Tolkien to Mr. Donald A. Wollheim, editor for Ace Books, written on February 20th, 1966.
- Authenticity: High
- Publication: A transcription of the letter is found on the web site The Tolkien Bookshelf[1], where the letter is offered for sale.
- Note: The background of this letter is given in The J.R.R. Tolkien Companion and Guide: Chronology (see pages 649-656, and especially the entry for 21 February 1966).
Dear Mr. Wollheim, I regret the delay in replying to your letter of Jan 27th. I have been away from home - I was am an advance victim of the influenza epidemic now widespread in this country. Thanks for your expressions of esteem, Yours Sincerely J.R.R. Tolkien.
Enclosed: two copies of the proposed agreement, signed. Also a copy of an 'agreed statement' which I will send out as soon as I hear that it is acceptable. JRRT.
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make generate-plist
To install the port: cd /usr/ports/devel/php56-gettext/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg install php56-gettext
cd /usr/ports/devel/php56-gettext/ && make install clean
pkg install php56-gettext
PKGNAME: php56-gettext
SHA256 (php-5.6.39.tar.xz) = 8147576001a832ff3d03cb2980caa2d6b584a10624f87ac459fcd3948c6e4a10
SIZE (php-5.6.39.tar.xz) = 12467096
SHA256 (php-5.5.x-mail-header.patch) = f510672c4bf2c228e4d8c7837e16a82169de82139dcf33fafce51e9e55a1b9ed
SIZE (php-5.5.x-mail-header.patch) = 4426
NOTE: FreshPorts displays only information on required and default dependencies. Optional dependencies are not covered.
This port is required by:
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tar:xz cpe php:ext,noflavors gettext
Affects: */php* */pecl* */pear*
Author: firstname.lastname@example.com
PHP extensions and modules have been flavored.
People using Poudriere 3.2+ and binary packages do not have to do anything if
they are using PHP applications.
PHP modules and extensions may have change their names from php5- or php7- to
fully versionned phpXY-.
PECL extensions and PEAR modules package names have changed from pecl- and
pear- to phpXX-pecl and phpXX-pear-.
To rename an installed package to match the new naming scheme, for example,
for the imagick pecl extension, run:
# pkg set -n pecl-imagick:php56-pecl-imagick
For other people, to build the PHP 7.2 version of, for example,
databases/php-memcached, you need to run:
# make FLAVOR=php72 install
Number of commits found: 4
lang/php56: Update from 5.6.25 to 5.6.26
Security: CVE-2016-7416
Security: CVE-2016-7412
Security: CVE-2016-7414
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Don't use extension.ini any more, and have each extension install in its
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Detroit high school students to try virtual learning
DETROIT – Detroit-area students at high schools run by the Education Achievement Authority of Michigan will have the opportunity to take virtual courses, the Detroit Free Press reports.
The Free Press reports that 600 students will be able to take up to four virtual courses each at Michigan Virtual School.
Students will alternate every other day between taking courses at their high school and taking courses online, according to the Free Press.
SOURCE: Detroit Free Press, "Some Detroit high schoolers can add Michigan Virtual University online classes," Sept. 12, 2012
FURTHER READING: Mackinac Center for Public Policy, "Virtual Learning in Michigan's Schools," Jan. 27, 2011


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Or use Amazon EC2 for free:
(Of course, if it is a busy site, then you will need to pay for extra bandwidth charges.)
I am well aware of the amazon EC/S3 services.
The "free" service is just a temporary promotional price to demonstrate the technology.
For loads that won't be running 24/7, then EC2 might be a good deal since you don't pay for the down time. But for always on service, dedicated servers will probably be both cheaper and more powerful.
The smallest EC2 virtual CPU instance still costs almost $800/year full time.
For about the same price, you can get dual core dedicated servers at 1and1 and godaddy (*) which are not only more powerful, but include storage and bandwidth costs which are additional through amazon's service.
I realize we're comparing apples and oranges in a way, but in filling the role transitionally assigned to 24/7 dedicated servers, I found amazon's cloud services to be priced uncompetitively - even more so now that such cheap VPS providers have surfaced (assuming they're not too good to be true).
Never the less, it's a valid option and I do appreciate the link very much.
* Edit: I'm not enduring their service (especially with the recent SOPA controversy), just price comparing.
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Continuing on his series of look backs, Paul's eye falls again on a JRPG with a difference
I regret not playing this game... I owned it for a little while and played perhaps 2 hours, however never really touched it again. Ended up trading it in at a later point in time (back before I realized how stupid it is to trade in games most of the time.)
It's definitely one of those ones I really want to go back to and give another try.
This is easily one of the best games this generation. The short stories in this game left me in tears, such an amazing game.


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Mass of Christian Burial on Wednesday, Nov. 21.
Peter Kurt Kuchan Jr., 60, of Crookston, MN passed away peacefully on Friday November 16, 2012 at St. Joseph's National Brain Aneurysm Center in St. Paul, MN with his loving family at his side.
Pete was born on September 6, 1952 in Crookston, MN, the son of Peter Sr. and Amy Kuchan. He attended school in Crookston and Red Lake Falls and enlisted in the United States Army in 1972 where he received his high school diploma. He continued with the National Guard dedicating his service to our country for 25 honorable years achieving the ranking of E06 in the 2nd Battalion, 136th Infantry. Pete was married to his wife, Marilyn (Moe), on September 14, 1974 at St. Anne's Catholic Church in Crookston, MN where they have resided since marriage. They were married for 38 amazing years. Pete and Marilyn truly were best friends. They loved their simple life and most enjoyed spending time with each other and with their family. Pete was employed with J. R. Simplot for 18 years and most recently worked for Polk County in building and grounds maintenance and boiler operations.
Pete is well known for his caring personality and his wonderful humor. He had the ability to make people smile and laugh. He took great pride in his tomfoolery. He especially loved to attend his children and grandchildren's events. He was often heard yelling from the sidelines in support. He loved the outdoors. A day out on the water was the picture perfect day for him. Hunting was also a passion and he was able to hunt for 9 great days during his final weeks with us. Pete was an active member of the American Legion Post 20 where he volunteered in the color/honor guard. He also loved to play softball and played for almost 40 years. Regardless of his age, Pete gave his team all his effort and he usually had the dirtiest uniform on the team from diving for balls while playing shortstop.
Pete is survived by his wife Marilyn; son Brock and wife Dana with children Killian, Xander, and Paige, Gentilly, MN, son Tony and wife Tracy with son Nolan, Fargo, ND; mother-in-law Betty Moe, Crookston, MN; siblings Gary (Janice) Padden, Mesa, AZ, Merle (Linda) Padden, Hawley, MN, Jay Padden, Cavalier, ND, Joy Lene, Fosston, MN, Wynette Burke, King City, CA; brothers and sisters-in-law Teryl (Allan) Lundeen, Minooka, IL, Barbara (Richard) Seeger, Red Lake Falls, MN, David (Maryanne) Moe, Wailea, Maui, HI, Michael (Kathryn) Moe, Lake Park, MN, Kathryn Keane, Sioux City, IA, Tamara (Mike) Conn, Red Lake Falls, MN. He also leaves behind many nieces, nephews, cousins, and great friends. Preceding him in death were his parents, sisters Colleen Hurd and Sonia Smith, and father-in-law Charles Moe.
Mass of Christian Burial 2:00 P.M. Wednesday, November 21, 2012 at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Crookston, MN.
Visitation 5:00-7:00 P.M. Tuesday, November 20, 2012 with a prayer service at 7:00 P.M. at Stenshoel Houske Funeral Home in Crookston, MN.
Interment will be at Hafslo Cemetery with military honors.


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GENEVA – Kane County Coroner Rob Russell said he couldn't believe what he found when he walked into Building F of the Kane County Government Center, which his office uses for storage.
Nearly 50 containers of unclaimed cremation remains were stacked on a corner shelf, sharing the same room as furniture, boxes of old files, shovels, typewriters and holiday decorations, including a box labeled as "reaper of souls."
"The day I walked in here, I could not believe these were human remains next to files," Russell said Thursday to a small group of reporters.
Although the cremation remains – also called cremains – aren't a public health risk, he is making it a priority to find a proper resting place for them. He said it's part of his mission to restore integrity to the office, to which he was elected in November.
"It's not the right place for them to be," he said. "We want people to step up and do what's right, and that's take care of your family members."
Only legal next of kin can claim remains, Chief Deputy Coroner Loren Carrera said. People claiming remains must show identification and sign a document.
As much as Russell and Carrera want people to claim their family members' ashes, they said not everyone wants to. And the coroner's office has no legal recourse.
"We cannot force anyone to claim their loved one," Carrera said.
Most of the 47 unclaimed remains are packaged in cardboard boxes – brown, pounds-heavy boxes for the adults and slimmer, light-as-feather white boxes for the seven babies.
While many of the remains are of people nobody claimed from the coroner's office, others were found elsewhere, such as in a storage compartment and among items donated to the Goodwill in South Elgin. Their dates of death range from 1952 to 2012.
"This one's from '89," Russell said, gesturing at a box.
Rather than scatter the remains, Russell wants to bury them so family members could later access them, if desired. Clergy also would be involved, Carrera said.
The Kane County Farm Cemetery near the old sheriff's office is a potential burial site, Russell said. But documentation indicates the last interment there happened in 1953, and he doesn't know whether such activity still is allowed.
Russell also is seeking input from the County Board because members might know of other sites or come up with a better plan.
"If they have suggestions, I want them," Russell said.
For information
Nearly 50 unclaimed cremation remains are stored at the Kane County Coroner's Office. Coroner Rob Russell urges the next of kin to claim them. Email him at email@example.com or call 630-232-3535.
The following are names and date of death (if known) of the unclaimed remains:
• Baby Adams, a boy, Aug. 20, 2006
• Baby Davis, Jan. 13, 2006
• Baby Triston Marquez Euell, Jan. 25, 2002
• Baby Lee, March 23, 2010
• Baby McIntosh, a boy, Oct. 29, 2006
• Baby Joshua Nunn-Burton, May 24, 2003
• Baby Antonio Sherman, also known as "Baby Boy Herring," Nov. 20, 2005
• Pauline Jenette Adams
• Lorraine Barrett, July 23, 2009
• Charles Michael Basile, Aug. 17, 2008
• James A. Caperonis, March 5, 2005
• Unidentified remains in square copper container found at a Goodwill store in South Elgin
• Kenneth Daniel, Sept. 27, 2011
• Terry Degree, July 29, 2007
• Louise Evans, Nov. 26, 2006
• John Gehl, July 30, 2012
• Richard A. Good, Dec. 21, 2003
• Helen Marie Handy, remains found in gold circular container at a Goodwill store in South Elgin, March 31, 1989
• Todd Allen Harshbarger, Jan. 12, 2012
• Robert L. Head, Aug. 31, 2010
• Barbara Hoffman
• Gloria Jackson, April 27, 2006
• Kevin L. Klawes, June 12, 2011
• Russell E. Martin, remains in white Gold Metal Flour container found at a Goodwill store in South Elgin, Nov. 19, 1998
• Richard Martinez, April 13, 2007
• Michael McDaniel, Feb. 19, 2005
• Zsigmond Nagy, Feb. 4, 2009
• William Nehring, June 1, 2009
• Maria L. Pitts, April 21, 2012
• George Poznecki, Feb. 5, 2007
• Margaret Prosser, Dec. 30, 2007
• Georgia J. Purkyt, Aug. 7, 1996
• Lewis Redde
• Juan Reyes, Nov. 23, 2008
• Thomas Rice, May 26, 2007
• Peter Paul Ruiz Jr., Feb. 7, 2012
• Darryl Scott, March 23, 2008
• David Gary Smith, May 12, 2008
• Celia T. Sturm, Nov. 27, 1952
• Derryl Tanner, Jan. 10, 2008
• Edwin C. Taylor, Dec. 17, 2012
• Doris A. Tingle, May 19, 2009
• Laverne Vasco, April 7, 2008
• Dennis Melvin Wead, Feb. 8, 2010
• Shawna Lea Wolf, Jan. 2, 1987
• Matthew Zajak
• Julio Zamora, March 13, 2004


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Small Space Option for Kids: Low Loft Beds
Loft beds are a smart solution in small homes because they free up so much floor space for play, study or storage. But young kids may not be ready for a high loft so a compromise is a low or junior loft bed. You won't have the same amount of head clearance below, but it still adds quite a bit of usable space to a small room.
Some of the factors you'll want to consider: just how high is it? do you prefer an angled or straight ladder? how tall/long of a guard rail do you want? how much do you want to pay?
I can't answer those questions for you, but above are five low loft beds to get you started. If you're doing an internet search, try the search terms "low loft bed" or "junior loft bed". Do you own a low loft bed? Do you recommend it?
1. Loft High Twin Bed. 31" high. $700 and choice of 9 colors. Safety rail sold separately $130/half or $150/3/4s. (Room and Board)
2. DHP Junior Twin Loft Bed with Stairs. 43" high. $225.30 (Wayfair)
3. KURA Reversible Bed. (bed can be lofted or not) 45.5/8" high. $199. (IKEA)
4. Canwood Whistler Junior Loft Bed. 45.67" high. $199 (Walmart)
5. Dorel Home Products Junior Loft Bed in silver or black. 49.6" high. $149 (Toys R Us)
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Imagine getting the chance for an all-expense paid VIP trip for two to a live taping of American Idol in Hollywood Calif. and helping the Lake Region Community Fund while you're at it.
Imagine getting the chance for an all-expense paid VIP trip for two to a live taping of American Idol in Hollywood Calif. and helping the Lake Region Community Fund while you're at it.
On Thursday Nov. 15 residents of the Lake Region will have that opportunity at the "Go Further with Ford" night planned at Marketplace Motors in Devils Lake from 5 to 8 p.m.
While at Marketplace Motors, consumers will get the opportunity to see the brand new Ford Fusion in the final "Random Acts of Fusion" adventure. Plus they will have an opportunity to test their judging skills with American Idol and compete to win a unique VIP experience during the show's 12th season.
"Go Further with Ford" night is the finale to Random Acts of Fusion, a unique transmedia program hosted by Ryan Seacrest that has generated more than 12 million consumer engagements with the Ford Fusion by playing out a story arc through multimedia platforms.
"We all want to be a part of something bigger, and Go Further with Ford night is our way of offering consumers the chance to give back to our community, have a lot of fun, enjoy the final random act - which will test their judging skills to win a unique VIP American Idol experience - and meet the all-new Ford Fusion in person," said Bob Davis, the Sales Manager from Marketplace.
For each person who attends Go Further with Ford Night Marketplace Motors will donate $10 - up to a total of $500 - to the Lake Region Community Fund which benefits many charities, all right here in the Lake Region area.
A computer with a webcam will be set up in the dealership to allow customers to view a special message from Seacrest and to test their judging skills on camera, in true American Idol style.
Entries will be sent back to Ford's program headquarters, where a team of experts will evaluate and select one winner to receive an all-expense-paid trip for two to Hollywood and the unique VIP experience with American Idol.
Consumers who are 18 years and older who are interested in participating in Go Further with Ford night may preregister for the event at www.RandomActsofFusion.com and be entered for a chance to win. Additionally, registrants at dealerships on Thursday will be entered into a prize drawing to win an all-new 2013 Ford Fusion. No purchase necessary and other restrictions apply.
See official rules online for details at http://www.randomactsoffusion.com/.
This story is a corrected version of one that ran on Monday, Nov. 12 in the Devils Lake Journal.
This story is a duplicate of an earlier story with the charity's name corrected.


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I have a very simple job.
This script displays in my shop categories to which the product belongs.:
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MACON, Ga. (March 18, 2013) – Freshmen Griffin Krieg (Nashville, Tenn.) and Jeremy Taylor (Fayetteville, Ga.) played a vital role in helping the ETSU baseball team win the series at USC Upstate, and on Monday the Buccaneer rookie duo landed Atlantic Sun Pitcher and Player of the Week honors.
Overall, ETSU (12-5, 2-1 A-Sun) won three of its five games last week, and moved into a tie for first-place in the A-Sun standings after taking two of three from the Spartans in Spartanburg.
Krieg went 1-0 and didn't allow a run in 11.0 innings of action (two appearances/one start) this past week for the Bucs. The right-handed hurler got the Bucs out of the gate strong in conference play as he held USC Upstate – the A-Sun's second best hitting team – scoreless on four hits in eight innings of work in Friday's 8-0 win. Krieg, who walked two and struck out one at USC Upstate, battled in a 1-0 game all night against senior righty Brandon Lee, as ETSU didn't score its seven runs until the ninth inning. In addition, Krieg also held Gaither Bumgardner, the reigning A-Sun Player of the Year, hitless in four at-bats. Prior to Friday's start, Krieg tossed three scoreless innings of one-hit ball in relief on Tuesday night versus Winthrop. Krieg struck out three and didn't issue a walk against the Eagles.
Meanwhile, as Krieg was holding teams scoreless, Taylor was giving opposing pitchers fits at the plate.
Taylor enjoyed an outstanding week as he hit a blistering .458 (11-24) with three doubles, eight runs scored, and five RBIs. The Buccaneer outfielder just missed tying the school record for hits in a single game after his impressive 5-for-6 effort in the 20-9 win at UNC Asheville on Wednesday. Taylor, who was a perfect 4-for-4 with runners in scoring position against the Bulldogs, also drove in four runs and scored four times in the 11-run victory. Over the weekend at USC Upstate, Taylor hit .429 (6-14) with two doubles, four runs scored, and one walk. Taylor went 3-for-5 with a run scored on Saturday, and followed that up with two doubles, two runs scored and an RBI in the 10-4 series clinching victory on Sunday.
Krieg and Taylor become the third ETSU combo to sweep the A-Sun honors as Matthew Scruggs (Player) and Bo Reeder (Pitcher) accomplished the feat back on March 14, 2011, while C.J. Lee (Player) and Brandon Langston (Pitcher) won the awards on March 26, 2007. This also marks the first Pitcher of the Week honor for the Bucs since Reeder received the award back in 2011, while Taylor is the second ETSU player to win the accolade this season as Clinton Freeman (Jonesborough, Tenn.) took home the first weekly on Feb. 18.
The Bucs are back in action Wednesday night when ETSU concludes its five-game road swing at Winthrop at 6 p.m. ETSU returns to Thomas Stadium this weekend when the Blue and Gold host No. 26 Florida Gulf Coast in a three-game conference series, beginning Friday night at 7:05 p.m.
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Yeah, saw your flyer last night at Centennial. Been awhile since I've played there. Somebody has been doing a lot of work on the course.
What reason did the city give for asking you to stop putting in benches?Its encouraging that did not stop you from doing other projects to the course.


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Spaghetti Supper — Grace Episcopal Church, 85 E. Main St., Port Jervis, N.Y., 4-7 p.m. Oct. 5. $10, $5 age 12 and younger. Takeout available. 845-856-3026.
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Spaghetti Supper — Grace Episcopal Church, 85 E. Main St., Port Jervis, N.Y., 4-7 p.m. Oct. 5. $10, $5 age 12 and younger. Takeout available. 845-856-3026.
Port Raiders Football Homecoming Game — Glennette Field at Port Jervis High School, 10 Route 209, Port Jervis, N.Y., 7 p.m. Oct. 5. Raiders vs. Monticello. Homecoming king and queen announced at halftime.
Oct. 5-6
Fall rummage sale — Drew United Methodist Church, 49-51 Sussex St., corner of East Broome Street, Port Jervis, N.Y., 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Oct. 5. Bag Day 9-11 a.m. Oct. 6. $2 per bag. Clothing for all ages, household goods, some novelty items, and craft materials. 845-856-3423.
Oct. 6
Apple Festival — Milford United Methodist Church, 206 E. Ann St., Milford, Pa., 9 a.m. Oct. 6. More than 50 vendors, bake sale, hot food, free children's activity area, Granny's Attic. Rain or shine. 570-296-6124.
38th Annual Harvest Festival — Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm, 347 Quiet Valley Road Stroudsburg, Pa., 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Oct. 6-7. $10, $5 for ages 3-12. 570-992-6161. firstname.lastname@example.com.
Minisink Reformed Church open house — 346 River Road, Montague, N.J., 1-4 p.m. Oct. 6. Open house to celebrate 275th anniversary of congregation will include tours of current church building with displays featuring the past 275 years and the future of the church. All welcome. Refreshments served. Call 973-293-3514 or, on day of open house, 973-293-3596.
Harvest Hoe-Down — Belle Reve Senior Living, 404 E. Harford St., Milford, Pa., 1-3 p.m. Oct. 6. Live music by Gerrie Jessie Duo. Free and open to public. RSVP by calling 570-409-9191.
October German-style dinner — Blooming Grove Volunteer Fire Department, 484 Route 739, one mile north of I-84, Lords Valley, Pa., 3-7 p.m. Oct. 6. 570-775-7355.
Turkey dinner — Lumberland Town Hall, Glen Spey. 4 p.m. Oct. 6. Hosted by Pond Eddy United Methodist Church. $10, $5 ages 3-10. Takeout available. Call 856-6004.
Roast beef dinner fundraiser — VFW Tri-State Naval Ship 7241, 46 Barcelow St., Port Jervis, N.Y., 4-8 p.m. Oct. 6. $8. Takeout available. All proceeds will benefit family of Brian McKeeby, a 21-year-old Port Jervis native who recently suffered severe head trauma because of a car accident. Call 845-856-6289 or 845-820-4599.
Dinner and variety show to benefit Port Jervis Humane Society — Erie Trackside Restaurant, 1-11 Jersey Ave., Port Jervis, N.Y., 6-10 p.m. Oct. 6. $60. For tickets, call 845-856-8458 or 845-856-3677.
Oct. 7
Hike Minisink Trail at Huckleberry State Forest — Meet at South Road fishing platform in Westbrookville, N.Y., 9:45 a.m. Oct. 7. Join Mike Medley on five-mile loop hike on Shawangunk Ridge. Sponsored by Basha Kill Area Association, thebashakill.org. To register, call 845-754-0743.
Fifth annual Oktoberfest — Carmine's Family Restaurant, 1483 Route 6, Town of Greenville, N.Y., noon Oct. 7. Admission free. German food and beverages, activities and games for children, haunted corn maze. Live music by Juicy Black Cherries. Free pumpkins, while supplies last, to age 12 and younger. Enter pumpkin painting contest to win a prize. 845-590-3388.
Oct. 9
Bereavement Support Group — 168 E. Main St., Port Jervis, N.Y., Oct. 9. Bon Secours Community Hospital will offer two nine-week grief support groups, open to anyone who is grieving the loss of a loved one. Attendees may choose one of two time frames: 2-3:30 p.m. or 7-8:30 p.m. Preregistration required. Call 845-858-7000, ext. 6161, or 845-858-7000, ext. 6160.
NCC Arts and Lecture Series — Northampton Community College, Monroe Campus Community Room, 124 205 Old Mill Road, Tannersville, Pa., 7 p.m. Oct. 9. An evening of fun and culture with local writer Fred Misurella, who will read from his works, and local musician Christian Porter. For more information or to
register, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 570-688-2481.
Mothers and More monthly meeting — Forklift Cafe, Route 739, Dingmans Ferry, Pa., 7:30 p.m. Oct. 9. Topic: "Taking Care of Mom." Meet other local women, have a night out of the house and enjoy a new topic each month. Prospective members and friends are always welcome, as are nonmobile infants. There is no cover charge or minimum order necessary. For more information, go to mothersandmoreofpikecounty.com or call 570-828-7064.
Oct. 10
"Autumn and Winter Backyard Birds" — Port Jervis Free Library, 138 Pike St., Port Jervis, N.Y., noon-1:30 p.m. Oct. 10. Free. Preregister by calling 845-772-7586 or by emailing email@example.com.
Port Jervis Seniors Club — Farnum House, 21 Ulster Place, Port Jervis, N.Y., 1:30 p.m. Oct. 10. Meets second and fourth Wed. New members welcome. Members must be residents of Port Jervis or the Town of Deerpark and age 60 or older. Call club President Mary Ann Campbell at 845-649-1724.
Milford Valley Quilters meeting — Delaware Valley Middle School Cafeteria (behind high school), 258 Route 6 & 209, Milford, Pa., 7 p.m. Oct. 10. firstname.lastname@example.com.
Oct. 11-13
Rummage sale — Deerpark Reformed Church, 30 E. Main St., Port Jervis, N.Y., 9 a.m.-1 p.m. and 4-7 p.m. Oct. 11, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Oct. 12 and Bag Day ($1 a bag) 9 a.m.-noon Oct. 13. Call 845-856-1946.
Minisink Reformed Church fall rummage sale — Minisink Pavilion, 300 Clove Road, Montague, N.J., 5-7 p.m. Oct. 11, 9 a.m.-noon Oct. 12 and 9 a.m.-noon Oct. 13. Pavilion located south of main entrance to High Point Country Club. Donations for sale will be accepted Sept. 30-Oct. 13 (no electronics or furniture). To make donations or for information, call 973-293-3514 or 973-222-8904.
Oct. 12
"Messages From the Other Side" — Mount Haven Resort, Log Tavern Road, Milford, Pa., 7:30-9 p.m. Oct. 12. Psychic medium Tina Vesely will present a gallery demonstration to benefit the Delaware Township Democratic Club. $25, includes light refreshments. Call Linda Franzmann for advance tickets and information, 570-828-2677.
Oct. 13
Busy Body Arts and Crafts — Port Jervis Youth Center, 134 Pike St., Port Jervis, N.Y., 9-10:30 a.m. Saturdays, Oct. 13-Dec. 15. Free for boys and girls grades K-3. Register at first class Oct. 13. For more information, contact Port Jervis Recreation Department at 845-858-4000 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Octoberfest and Craft Fair — Vincent de Paul Church, Route 739, Milford, Pa., 10 a.m. Oct. 13. Vendors and crafters are needed. Indoor tables $25. Rain or shine. Call 570-686-2590 or 570-686-4545.
Community Health Fair — Port Jervis Community Center, 134 Pike St., Port Jervis, N.Y., 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Oct. 13. Free health consultations offered on nutrition, osteoporosis, diabetes and medications. Free health screenings available for blood glucose, cholesterol, height/weight, blood pressure, pulse oximetry, vision and scoliosis. Presented by American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin, Catskill Region and Bon Secours Community Hospital. Details at bschs.bonsecours.com.
Afternoon Tea — Dingmans Ferry United Methodist Church, 115 Myck Road, Dingmans Ferry, Pa. Tea, food and fellowship. Continuous serving noon-3 p.m. Oct. 13. $10. Reservations suggested but not required. Call 570-828-2288.
"Evolution of Grey Towers Landscape: Autumn in Cornelia's Gardens" — Grey Towers National Historic Site, 151 Grey Towers Drive, Milford, Pa., 1:30 p.m. Oct. 13. Brilliant red, yellow, and orange leaves will be ablaze for this landscape tour. Meet horticulturist Elizabeth Hawke at the Visitor Pavilion to view the foliage displays of native shrubs, Japanese maples, historic sugar maple planted by Gen. William T. Sherman, and historic landscape. Regular tour fees apply. $4-$6. 570-296-9630. email@example.com.
Community meeting — Deerpark Reformed Church, 30 East Main St., Port Jervis, N.Y., 3 p.m. Oct. 14. Update on maternity unit at Bon Secours Community Hospital and discussion about other community concerns. Sponsored by Citizens for Our Healthy Community.
Fall Smorgasbord — Westbrookville Methodist Church, 23 Pine Kill Road, Westbrookville, N.Y., 5-7 p.m. Oct. 13. $10, $5 age 11 and younger. Takeout available. For information or to reserve tickets, call 845-754-8977 or 845-754-8323.
Oct. 14
Tour de Pike County — Begins from Milford Beach on Route 6, Milford, Pa., 9 a.m. Oct. 14 (postponed from Aug. 19). Check-in 8-8:45 a.m. Bicycling event for riders of all levels: 5-mile family trail ride, as well as 15-, 25- and 40-mile courses for experienced riders. Early registration $30 per rider, $35 per family. Late registration $35 per rider. Benefits Safe Haven of Pike County. Post-ride refreshments and activities. Helmets required. 570-828-9591. firstname.lastname@example.com.
West End Rotary Oktoberfest Car Show — Polk Township Fire Hall, Route 209, Kresgeville, N.Y., 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Oct. 14. $10 before Oct. 9, $12 day of show. Registration 10 a.m.-noon, awards at 3 p.m., dash plaques to first 150 entrants. Oktoberfest held inside fire hall. Those who register to exhibit at car show receive $2 voucher toward cost of meal. Proceeds from event benefit Western Pocono Community Library, Jackson Township Fire Company and other community groups. For more information about car show, contact Ed Gallagher at firstname.lastname@example.com or 610-657-6196. For downloadable registration form, go to westendrotary.org.
5K Crop Walk for Hunger — From Matamoras Airport Park Pavilion, across Delaware River, through historic Port Jervis and return. Registration at 1 p.m. Oct. 14. Walk begins at 2 p.m. Sponsored by First Presbyterian Church of Port Jervis to raise money to fight hunger through Church World Services. Refreshments and music by Broome Street Band. T-shirts for participants. Visit churchworldservice.org or tristatescropwalk.blogspot.com.
Pot roast dinner — St. Anthony's Church Hall, Beaverbrook Road, Yulan, N.Y., 2-6 p.m. Oct. 14. Sponsored by Knights of Columbus Council 12663. $10, $5 under age 12. Takeout available. 845-557-8487.
"Basha Kill and the Lenape Queen Basha" — Town of Deerpark Museum, 25 Grange Road, Huguenot, N.Y., 3 p.m. Oct. 14. Gary Keeton presents program about history of Basha Kill. Free. Refreshments served after program. For more information, call 845-856-2702 or 845-754-8070.
Community meeting — Deerpark Reformed Church, 30 E. Main St,, Port Jervis, N.Y., 3 p.m. Oct. 14. Hosted by Citizens for Our Healthy Community to address community health issues.
Oct. 15
Ninth annual Safe Haven Golf Tournament — Lords Valley Country Club, 1004 Hemlock Farms, Hawley, Pa. $100 fee includes breakfast and lunch and 18 holes. Benefit for Safe Haven of Pike County. 570-296-2827.
Nepera Breakfast Club — Deerpark Cafe, 104 Route 6, Port Jervis, N.Y., 10 a.m. Oct. 15. 845-692-6805. firstname.lastname@example.com.
"What's Inside the Box?" — Port Jervis Free Library, 138 Pike St., Port Jervis, N.Y., 10 a.m.-noon. Oct. 15. Ken Herbig opens up a computer and explains the parts inside. Free. Preregister by calling 845-772-7586 or by emailing email@example.com.
Oct. 16
Pike County AARP Chapter 3455 — Riverview Inn, Matamoras, Pa. 1 p.m. Oct. 16. Meets third Tues. to discuss topics concerning seniors, engage in local events and host guest speakers. Membership is $5 per year. Come as a guest to hear about upcoming events and trips including luncheons. New members always welcome. Call Martyn Freed, 570-491-5323.
Laurel Grove Cemetery Board annual open meeting — Port Jervis Drew United Methodist Church upstairs meeting room, 49-51 Sussex St., Port Jervis, N.Y., 7 p.m. Oct. 16. Annual open meeting for all plot owners or interested buyers.
Oct. 17
"Workplace Spanish" — Port Jervis Free Library, 138 Pike St., Port Jervis, N.Y., noon-1 p.m. Oct. 17. Free. Preregister by calling 845-772-7586 or by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
Oct. 17-19
Fall rummage sale — First Presbyterian Church of Port Jervis, 6 North Broome St., Port Jervis, N.Y., 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Oct. 17. Bag Day 9 a.m.-noon Oct. 18. What's left is free 9 a.m.-noon Oct. 19. 845-856-1231, ext. 10.
Oct. 18
Clothesline Project — Veterans Square Park, Port Jervis, N.Y., 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Oct. 18. Safe Homes of Orange County hosts a visual display of T-shirts with messages about domestic violence. 845-562-5365. safehomesorangecounty.org.
"We the People" program" — Northampton Community College, Monroe Campus, room 111, 205 Old Mill Road, Tannersville, Pa., 12:30 p.m. Oct. 18. John Quincy Adams film and discussion moderated by history professor Dr. Brian Alnutt. Free. 570-688-2468.
4-H Milford Knitting Society Club meeting — Jill Deal, Inc., 200 Broad St., Milford, Pa. 4 p.m. Oct. 18. Club membership open to boys and girls ages 8-18. Members pay an annual fee of $11 for educational materials. Call 570-296-3400 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com for enrollment procedures.
Oct. 19
"500 Years of Music for Guitar" — Grace Episcopal Church, 84 Seward Ave., Port Jervis, N.Y., 7 p.m. Oct. 19. Internationally known guitarist Peter Griggs explores classical guitar music from Renaissance to contemporary. Suggested donation $10. To hear music by Griggs, visit myspace.com/petergriggsnyc. 845-856-3026.
Oct. 19 reservation deadline for bus trip to Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs — Trip is 10:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Nov. 3. Departs from Burger King parking lot, Port Jervis. $30, includes $25 free slot play and $10 food coupon. Call 856-1464.
Oct. 20
Glass-blowing demonstration and factory tour — Gillinder Glass factory, 39 Erie St., Port Jervis, N.Y. Guest glass artists Al Hough & Friends return 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Oct. 20 and 27, Nov. 10 and 23, and Dec. 8 to demonstrate the craft of hand-blown glass. Call 845-856-5375 or go to gillinderglassstore.com.
Oct. 21
Art Squared — A gathering of local artists and artisans in downtown Stroudsburg, Pa. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Oct. 21, rain or shine. Call PoconoArts Council at 570-476-4460 or visit poconoarts.org.
Oct. 22
"GED Prep Course" — Port Jervis Free Library community room, 138 Pike St., Port Jervis, N.Y., 1-4 p.m. Oct. 22. Class meets every Mon. and Wed., through March. $12 for entire course (33 sessions). Preregister by calling 845-772-7586 or by emailing email@example.com.
"Introduction to Pinterest & Paper Crafting: Part One" — The Hub at Port Jervis Free Library, 138 Pike St., Port Jervis, N.Y., 1-3 p.m. Oct. 22. Pinterest is a virtual bulletin board that allows you to organize and share everything you find and love on the Web. Free. Preregister by calling 845-772-7586 or by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
"Financial Benefits of Land Conservation" — PPL Environmental Learning Center, Hawley, Pa., 7-9 p.m. Oct. 22. Learn how to keep cherished lands in the family, protect your lands and waters forever, and receive financial benefits from doing so. Registration requested; call 570-583-1010, 570-226-3164, or email email@example.com.
Oct. 24
Port Jervis Seniors Oktoberfest — Best Western in Matamoras, Pa., 10 a.m. Oct. 24. $28 for members, $38 for nonmembers. For reservations or more information, call Joan Wagner, 845-856-3247.
Oct. 27
Haunted house and hayride — Blooming Grove Volunteer Fire Department, 484 Route 739, one mile north of I-84, Lords Valley, Pa., dusk Oct. 27. 570-775-7355.
Dramatic reading: Selected works of Edgar Allan Poe — Grey Towers National Historic Site, 122 Old Owego Turnpike, Milford, Pa., 6 p.m. Oct. 27. Tickets $20 at Grey Towers or online at greytowers.org. For more information, call 570-296-9625.
1950s dinner-dance — St. Patrick's Hall, East High Street, Milford, Pa., 7-11 p.m. Oct. 27. Knights of Columbus Council 13935 fundraiser to benefit ecumenical food pantry and other local charities. Tickets $25 in advance at St. Patrick's Church after all Sunday masses, at their parish office 10 a.m.-2 p.m., at Church of the Good Shepherd on West Catharine Street, and at Uniquely Yours, 310 Broad St., or $30 at door if any are left. Call Benny Marasa at 570-296-5564.
Oct. 25
"Re-Investigating Real Historical Crimes" — Port Jervis Free Library, 138 Pike St., Port Jervis, N.Y., 6:30-8 p.m. Oct. 25. Author Michael Worden returns to focus on the re-investigation of real historical crimes. Free. Preregister by calling 845-772-7586 or by emailing email@example.com.
Oct. 27
"Learn to Play Harmonica" — Port Jervis Free Library, 138 Pike St., Port Jervis, N.Y., 3-4:45 p.m. Oct. 27. Instructor: Patti Gessner. $6 (fee includes cost of a new harmonica). Preregister by calling 845-772-7586 or by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
Oct. 28
Penny social — Sparrowbush Firehouse, 79 Main St., Sparrowbush, N.Y., 1 p.m. Oct. 27. Calling begins at 2:30 p.m. Call 845-856-2738.
66th annual Port Jervis Halloween Parade — Lineup at 3 p.m. Oct. 28 in front of City Hall, 1 Franklin St., Port Jervis, N.Y. Parade time 3:30 p.m. Sponsored by Port Jervis Recreation Commission. All ages are invited to participate. Apple cider and doughnuts available after parade and prizes will be awarded. 845-858-4000.
Oct. 29
"Organize Your Life Electronically" — Port Jervis Free Library, 138 Pike St., Port Jervis, N.Y., 10 a.m.-noon. Oct. 29. Learn how to use the Internet to organize your life and never miss or be late for another appointment. Free. Preregister by calling 845-772-7586 or by emailing email@example.com.


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How To Create a Slighty Self Cleaning iPad Sleeve
We love our new iPad, and while the device is fun to use it sure does get smudged easily. While looking at an old pillowcase made of super soft material (like our eyeglass cleaning cloth) and part of a sweater we had leftover from when we made a laptop sleeve, we came upon a simple solution. We would use the pillowcase and sweater to make an iPad sleeve. By combining the material from the sweater with that of the pillowcase we would have a sleeve that would not only protect our iPad, but it would also provide an easy way to remove smudges due to the super soft lining made from the pillowcase. Here is our step by step guide showing how we used our basic sewing skills and created our vision of the perfect iPad sleeve out of a sweater and pillowcase.
What You Need
a sweater (100% wool works best)
a pillowcase (should be very soft)
straight pins
sewing machine
measuring tape
iPad for sizing (or measurements of iPad)
button for closure (optional)
cord/shoelace for closure (optional)
straight pin (optional)
1. Begin by laying your iPad on top of the pillowcase to ascertain which portion you want to take from the pillowcase to make the sleeve. Repeat this step for the sweater.
2. Using your iPad as a template, leaving about 7/8 in of space from the device to the edge, cut the remaining two sides of the pillowcase. We decided to use one of the existing seams in the pillowcase as one of the longer sides of our rectangular sleeve, and to use the closed side of the pillowcase as the bottom (image 2), saving time and cutting down on our sewing. Cut the sweater into a rectangle that is the same size as the one cut from the pillowcase.
3. Turn the pillowcase inside out, right side to right side, and sew the remaining long side (since two of the sides are already closed). Turn the sweater inside out, right side to side (image 4), and sew three sides (if there are no existing seams). You may need to adjust the tension and foot on your sewing machine to accommodate the sweater. Depending on how bulky your sweater is, or if it contains cables, you might need to use a larger needle and a different foot. With your newly sewn sweater sleeve still inside out, sew a zig zag or serge each layer separately at the ends where it was cut. This is to prevent the sweater from unraveling and does not need to be exact.
4. There is now a sleeve made out of a pillowcase and another sleeve made out of a sweater. Keep the pillowcase sleeve inside out, but turn the sweater sleeve right side out. Insert the right side out sweater sleeve into the inside out pillowcase sleeve (image 5), the sweater sleeve should be just barely concealed by the pillowcase sleeve since they are about the same size.
5. Pull back the pillowcase sleeve slightly and place and sew the button on the sweater sleeve with the top of the button facing the pillowcase sleeve (image 6). On the opposite side, use the cord/shoelace and make a loop, pull back the pillowcase sleeve and pin the loop facing downward (towards the bottom of the sleeve) in the desired location in order to make the button clasp (image 7).
6. With the sweater sleeve inside the pillowcase sleeve, sew around the circumference of the open top (image 8), leaving about 5 inches un-sewn (this is to enable you to pull the sweater through the pillowcase). When you get to the button clasp, remove the pin, and hold the clasp in place as you sew your way around the top of the sleeve.
7. The sweater and pillowcase sleeve are now sewn together. Pull the sweater through the 5 inch opening between that pillowcase and sweater sleeve that was left un-sewn (image 9). The sleeve will now look like two right side out sleeves connected at the center (image 10).
8. Tuck the pillowcase sleeve into the sweater sleeve so that it forms the lining (image 11).
9. Hand sew the 5 inch opening at the top closed (image 13). Slide your iPad into the sleeve and button the clasp, your new sleeve is ready to go!
Additional Notes: We went with a 100% wool sweater because of the great blocking potential of wool. Blocking is when you use water or steam to reshape. Because of the blocking potential, wool is a very forgiving fiber which is great when your sewing skills are very basic. Wool also has natural water resistant properties making it better than cotton for keeping your iPad safe. We decided on the pillowcase material to line with due to its soft and silky feel and how great it was for removing smudges.
(Images: Joelle Alcaidinho)


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Over the next year the Thailand National Working Group (NWG), Mekong Water Dialogues will be conducting Community Water Dialogues (CWD) throughout Thailand. CWD will establish a platform for local communities to contribute to flood and water management in Thailand.
CWD is a part of the wider Mekong Water Dialogues program which aims to improve livelihood security, human and ecosystem health in the Mekong Region through participatory water governance and mainstream participation by multiple stakeholders including communities and civil society in decision making related to management of water resources in the Mekong Region.
CWDs will directly address the Thailand's Government Master Plan for Flood and Water Management (Master Plan). The Master Plan describes eight work plans that aim to mitigate flood events. The eight plans have been developed with very little public participation or input and local communities have been given very little information on how the work plans will affect their local environment.
Public participation is an important element of in Integrated Water Resource Management because it:
- Empowers the local community.
- Improves decision making: it helps to develop consensus among key actors, consequently improving the impact and project sustainability.
- Enhanced cooperation and sustainability: developing shared solutions helps to avoid future conflicts.
CWDs will be conducted throughout Thailand and will involve all level of society. Participants will Include, local, provincial and national government, community members, CSOs, NGOS and academics. The dialogues will not only create a platform for mulit-stakeholder participation but help communities have influence over flood and water management in their local area.
By Teigan Allen