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Sunday, April 4, 2004
Annexation opponents to hire lawyer
Opponents to Goldsboro's proposed annexation met Friday and decided to hire a lawyer as a way to stop, or delay, the annexation. Close to 140 people gathered for the meeting, not to rant and rave about the proposed annexation,...Published: Apr 4, 2004 9:25 AM Full Story
Annexation laws complicated
State laws governing annexation are so complicated that people in areas being considered for annexation often don't understand the laws, or know what can be done to prevent annexation. Bill Burnette, a Wayne County resident living in an area...Published: Apr 4, 2004 9:25 AM Full Story
Legislators hear concerns
Abandoned mobile homes clutter the roadsides. One in four people refuses to pay vehicle property taxes. Escalating Medicaid bills threaten to sink the county budget. State and federal officials heard about those problems, among others, during a legislative briefing...Published: Apr 4, 2004 9:25 AM Full Story
Warrick to be sworn in
Jackie Warrick, the new representative for District 6 in Goldsboro, will be sworn in at Monday's City Council meeting. The council will recognize Councilman Delmus Bridgers, who has been a council member since 1992. City Manager Richard Slozak said that...Published: Apr 4, 2004 9:24 AM Full Story
Civil rights complaint to be filed
A civil rights complaint will be filed on Monday by two Goldsboro groups, urging an investigation into practices by the Wayne County Board of Education. Concerned Clergy and the local NAACP chapter allege that the school board engaged in...Published: Apr 4, 2004 9:24 AM Full Story
De-Rail-A-Bration 2004
Destinee Daughtry of Pikeville anxiously awaited a ride called "The Tempest" to begin spinning her around at a rapid pace. She waved at her mother, Crystal, and the anticipation grew stronger. The ride began and her face lit up...Published: Apr 4, 2004 9:24 AM Full Story
Volunteer Wayne
Volunteer Wayne offers opportunities to serve Wayne County for all ages. This service is provided by Volunteer Wayne and the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) at Wayne Community College. Contact Joy Pearce at 735-5151, ext. 336, or at www.volunteersolutions.org/uwwc/volunteer...Published: Apr 4, 2004 9:23 AM Full Story
Superior Court
These cases have been heard in Wayne County Superior Court: *David Andrew Tilghman, 38, Aycock Street, embezzlement, not guilty; larceny by an employee, dismissed. *Paul Dudley Fowler, 22, Cameron Street, Calypso, common-law robbery and forgery, 13 to 16 months....Published: Apr 4, 2004 9:23 AM Full Story
Miss America coming Miss America 2004 Ericka Dunlap is coming to Wayne County. Ms. Dunlap will visit Brogden Middle School on Monday to speak to nearly 600 students on the importance of academic achievement. She will speak to one group...Published: Apr 4, 2004 9:23 AM Full Story
District Court
These cases have been heard in Wayne County District Court: *Annette Best, 32, Johnson Lane, communicating threats, not guilty. *Rosa Christina Paullada, 32, Wilson, assault, not guilty. *Levy Worley Jr., 36, Pleasant Pines Drive, assault on a female, not...Published: Apr 4, 2004 9:23 AM Full Story
ARC heroes campaign ends
Forty-nine Wayne County "heroes" raised a total of $46,517 for the local Red Cross. The Wayne County Chapter of the American Red Cross concluded its second annual Heroes Campaign on Thursday with a luncheon at St. Luke United Methodist...Published: Apr 4, 2004 9:22 AM Full Story
Antique tractors to be displayed
The third annual Antique Farm Equipment Days show is coming to the Wayne County Fairgrounds the first weekend in May, with events starting at 9 a.m. on both days. Admission is $5, and children under 12 get in free....Published: Apr 4, 2004 9:22 AM Full Story
ABWA Woman of the Year
Sharon Dentzer has been named Goldsboro's American Business Woman of the Year by the Goldsboro Charter Chapter of the American Business Women's Association. Mrs. Dentzer will complete for the Top Ten National American Business Woman of the Year later this...Published: Apr 4, 2004 9:22 AM Full Story

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UA Artist Tips — Mixing Vocals with Joe Chiccarelli
See and hear UAD-2 Powered Plug-Ins in action as Producer/Engineer extraordinaire Joe Chiccarelli demonstrates them on a mix of the hit song, "My Body", by Young The Giant. This video takes you right back to the UA booth for Joe's engaging UAD-2 plug-ins demonstration led by fellow Producer/Engineer Fab Dupont. Learn how Joe brings out a vocal track using the EMT 140 Plate Reverb plug-in, the Cooper Time Cube MkII Delay plug-in, the Studio D Chorus plug-in and more. Enjoy.
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Miley Cyrus Posts Loving Birthday Message to Liam Hemsworth"Happiest birthday EVER to my favorite being EVER EVER EVER!"
Listen to Miley Cyrus' New Flaming Lips Collaboration: 'We a Famly'The band first worked with Cyrus on 2014's With a Little Help from My Fwends, followed by their all-out collaboration on her album Miley Cyrus & Her Dead P
Miley Cyrus' Family Christmas Photo With Liam Hemsworth is HereMiley's sister Brandi shared an Instagram captioned "Cyrus fam Christmas in full swing," which includes Miley's fiance Liam Hemsworth.
Here's How Miley Cyrus & Liam Hemsworth Celebrated Early Christmas [PHOTO]These two are so adorable!
Miley Cyrus' Ugly Christmas Sweater Collection is LitMiley even channels the Divinyls with the classic "When I Think About You I Touch My Elf."
Miley Cyrus Drops 'F Bomb' on Live TV During 'The Voice'Miley Cyrus got a little heated up on last night's episode of The Voice, and it wasn't just because of her tinsel top.
The Inside of Miley Cyrus's House is Absolutely Insane [PHOTO]But what else would you expect?
Miley Cyrus & Dolly Parton Duet on 'Jolene'Parton's iconic 1973 song gets a remake for with an assist from Pentatonix.
Liam Hemsworth's Birthday Present for Miley Cyrus is Absolutely Perfect"Happiest birthday to my favorite little angel!"
'Hannah Montana' is Returning to Disney Channel"Sweet niblets!"
Noah Cyrus Sounds Just Like her Sister Miley in Debut SingleIt appears the family resemblance goes beyond looks in the Cyrus family.
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West Ham will be without Winston Reid for the club's fixture against Norwich City on Saturday. Follow GOAL.COM on Twitter
The 25-year-old center back, who was named as West Ham's player of the year last season, suffered an ankle injury in training and has been ruled out of the trip to Carrow Road as well as New Zealand's World Cup playoff matches against Mexico.
With both sides struggling for form, West Ham boss Sam Allardyce is under no illusions as to the importance of the clash.
"Norwich is a six-pointer already," he said. "They played well in their last home game against Cardiff (a 0-0 draw) and we have to make sure we frustrate them in that area and be clinical when we get our chances.
"It's not very good injury-wise at the moment other than we've got James Collins back in training. Winston Reid (ankle) picked up an unfortunate one this week which adds to the list"
Andy Carroll (heel), Ricardo Vaz Te (shoulder), Alou Diarra (knee) and George McCartney (knee) are also sidelined for West Ham.
Norwich will be looking to bounce back with a positive result against West Ham following a 7-0 hammering at the hands of Manchester City last Saturday.
Chris Hughton's men have gone four games without a victory, while West Ham has not won in three matches since beating Tottenham on Oct. 6.
Norwich welcomes back Robert Snodgrass (concussion), but is set to be without Ricky van Wolfswinkel (toe) in addition to Elliott Bennett (knee) and Alexander Tettey (ankle).
Nathan Redmond (hip) faces a late fitness test, and Hughton hopes his charges can put last week's performance behind them.
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Sea Shepherd hunter turn hunted
Sea Shepherd announced they located a Japanese whaling
vessel then claimed victory in saving whales and the success of the Zero Tolerance
Problem: Sea Shepherd
did not locate the Japanese, the Japanese located Sea Shepherd. Basically the hunter became the hunted. Cabin Boy's vessel the Bob Barker who boasted
locating the Japanese vessel was chased by the Japanese vessel. The Bob Barker and the Steve Irwin joined the
Sam Simon in the safety of Australian waters.
All feared being followed by the Japanese vessel. The hunters became the hunted.
Once the bullies were in the safety of the Australian waters
they then claimed Japan was being aggressive (see Sea Shepherd's lunatic ranting
in the link below). Pope Paul the Watson
stated he was on the Steve Irwin to document the campaign. Does that mean he is in Australian waters without
being arrested by the Australian authorities?
Are the Australian authorities ignoring the two INTERPOL arrest
Where is the video?
Where are the photographs? To
date Sea Shepherd has produced only one photograph which has not been
authenticated. Either produce photographs
and / or videos, or shut up.
What is amazing is the bias Australian News Media reporting
this story as fact without any attempt at getting a confirmation. No need for confirmation because the
Australian News Media believes everything his holiness Pope Paul the Watson
Read Sea Shepherd's own reporting how they ran from the
As of this posting Sea Shepherd released this photograph,
however it has not been authenticated:
Links to Sea Shepherd boasting they "intercepted" two
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A custom Perschini road frame built by David Ybarrola was recently passed in on ebay. Lovely clean shorelines on the lugwork. With the addition of a brass "fillet" filling the elbow of the lug.
Now that's a smooth transition
Nice enough to present at the NAHBS. Why there aren't many bidders for modern, custom bicycles could be a reflection of their relatively low profile (when compared to more recognizable marques) or the upright geometry of this particular frame. It certainly isn't because of their build quality.
Fillet brazed lugs have apparently been around for a while. This 1958 refurbished De Rosa sold on ebay (for USD $8,000 if my memory serves me) a couple of years back.
De Rosa with fillet-brazed Cinelli lug-set
An excellent example of a build using fillet-brazed lugs is currently on velospace:
This particular example built by Chris Bishop of Bishop Bikes.


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Celebrated as one of the most popular hotels in Fort William, the Moorings Hotel is a hidden gem, located just five minutes drive from Fort William town centre but a million miles away from every day hustle and bustle. Situated on the banks of the Caledonian Canal at the famous Neptune's staircase locks the location is perfect for a short stroll along the canal-side or enjoying a more strenuous walk along the Great Glen Way. For those on business, pleasure, an adventure or a special occasion the Moorings Hotel is the perfect stay for all.
Our hotel offers the best and most spectacular views of Britain's highest Mountain, Ben Nevis, with stunning views from the superior and executive rooms over the Caledonian Canal and Neptune Staircase to the Nevis mountain range. The Moorings always strives to give guests that little bit extra – from the warmest of Scottish welcomes to the most memorable dining experience, using the best of local produce wherever possible, with salmon, venison, seafood and game on seasonally changing menus. Many regular guests return year after year to enjoy the delicious food prepared by our brigade of chefs.
The Moorings Hotel is one of the most desirable hotels in the Scottish Highlands offers some of the best accommodation, wedding and conference facilities, but do not take our word for it come along and experience the tranquility and quality for yourselves. With the opening of the new Moorings Cafe Bistro in the summer of 2015, The Moorings Hotel is the number one place to eat in Fort William and an experience not to be missed.
Our fantastic Cafe Bistro on the banks of the Caledonian Canal serving a great selection of traditional and modern meals using the best of local fresh produce. We are child friendly and offer a specialised children's menu. Naturally, your guest bedroom will be everything you would expect and more from an AA and Scottish Tourist Board Four Star Hotel.
Our 32 Bedroom Hotel has a collection of standard, superior and newly built executive bedrooms, with three of the executive Bedrooms benefiting from private balconies which overlook the Caledonian Canal. Each of our 32 rooms are tastefully furnished and individually designed to capture the sense of the Scottish Highlands. All our rooms have private en-suite bathrooms, hospitality trays, hairdryers, free Wi-Fi, TV and a selection of quality toiletries.
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Movie star mama Salma Hayek was on the school run today, picking up her adorable daughter Valentina Paloma – who was sporting a Tinkerbell backpack – from class in Los Angeles, Calfornia (September 20).
The Oscar-nominee's daughter will be turning 3 years old tomorrow – happy birthday, Valentina!
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This article or section contains information about StarCraft: Ghost, which has been declared non-canon. Elements may be taken as 'flavor lore' however. |
Decloaking devices are devices constructed by light infantry in order to detect ghosts and other cloaking opponents.[1][2] The devices are stationary.[3]
In addition, the device may be built into an infantryman's helmet.[4]
They were considered state of the art only a few years after the Brood War.[4]
- ↑ 2006-03-17. Light Infantry. Blizzard Entertainment. Accessed 2007-09-06.
- ↑ BlizzCon 2005 StarCraft: Ghost information. Terran Infantry. Artist: Blizzard Entertainment. Accessed 2007-09-08.
- ↑ Chris Remo. 2005-11-11. Starcraft: Ghost Preview (page 3). Shacknews. Accessed 2008-10-26.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 DeCandido, Keith R. A. (November 28, 2006). StarCraft: Ghost: Nova. Simon & Schuster (Pocket Star). ISBN 0-7434-7134-2.


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Housewives, students and David Thompson, the multi- millionaire founder of Hillsdown Holdings, were among those to profit from the scheme, which was supposed to inject competition into the gas supply industry two years ago.
'The Office of Fair Trading (which administered the scheme) has condoned spivvery on a heroic scale,' said Peter Spring, industry analyst at Henderson Crosthwaite.
In a survey of the 102 companies participating in the scheme, the IoS has established that many were set up by people who hoped to buy gas at just above cost and sell it on to independent gas distributors, after pocketing a guaranteed wholesale margin.
The directors of these companies have not broken the law. However, they have collectively destroyed the credibility of the gas release programme, and damaged efforts to promote competition, threatening long- term plans to open up the domestic market.
Under the terms of the scheme, British Gas is compelled to sell an agreed volume of gas at slightly over cost to independent gas suppliers approved by the OFT. Most of the 30 companies whose records we examined proved to be get-rich schemes rather than real competitors.
Eight were set up by Wildman & Battell and its sister company, Same-Day Company Services, a company formation business. John Wildman, director, said that none of the companies had been established specifically to buy gas. He added that he advertises in Exchange & Mart; how customers traded was their own business.
Seven companies were sold on to clients. However, both Mr Wildman and his wife also applied for gas as directors of Watchpower - one of the four 'power'companies set up by Wildman & Battell.
One of Mr Wildman's clients, Iain Alexander, a financial adviser, set up four companies to apply for gas. He and his wife, Glenys, are directors of Cobham Gas Industries and Galaxypower; he is also a director of two other companies with Ian and Stephen Dowle, both described as students and residing at the same address.
David Thompson and his son Richard also participated in the scheme via Thompson Trading, one of their many investment vehicles. They sold their gas on to Agas, an independent gas distributor.
However, some speculators did not realise the profits they expected to make, because the number of applicants diluted the gas available, and prices softened when speculators tried to offload their gas. Those who were most astute netted about 3/4 p a therm, bringing in a profit of about pounds 10,000.
Administration of the scheme has now been transferred to Ofgas. But some speculators are already eyeing up the electricity industry.
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David Wright celebrates the Mets' 2-1 win Monday with Ike Davis.
FIRST PITCH: Growing up in Connecticut, where fans divide their allegiances between New England and New York sports, Matt Harvey picked the Patriots, Rangers and Yankees as his teams.
Boyhood idol Paul O'Neill is long retired, but Harvey -- who used to attend Subway Series game at Shea Stadium -- will get to face the Bombers for the first time tonight. Harvey (5-0, 1.93 ERA) opposes Hiroki Kuroda (6-3, 2.67) as the Mets attempt to win three straight games for the first time since posting a season-high three-game winning streak April 6-8.
Joe Girardi said he has admired Harvey since viewing his major league debut last July 26. Girardi said he called a friend who is a Mets fan after watching Harvey strike out 11 in 5 1/3 scoreless innings against the Arizona Diamondbacks to relay how special a pitcher the Mets had promoted.
Harvey is bidding to improve to 6-0.
The best start in franchise history is 10-0 by Terry Leach in 1987. The only better starts this millennium: Dillon Gee opened 2011 with a 7-0 record and R.A. Dickey was 6-0 in 2010.
If Harvey is spared a loss, he will tie Armando Reynoso's team record for most consecutive starts without a loss to begin a season (11 in 1997), according to ESPN Stats & Information. Harvey enters tonight's outing tied with six others at 10 starts, including Dwight Gooden (1988) and Kenny Rogers (1999).
Tuesday's news reports:
Adam RubinDaniel Murphy delivered Monday's decisive hit.
• Daniel Murphy delivered a two-out, tiebreaking single in the eighth against David Robertson to lift the Mets to a 2-1 Memorial Day win in the Subway Series opener at Citi Field. Murphy had been robbed of a two-run homer in the sixth when center fielder Brett Gardner reached over the wall to take away his shot.
The Yankees had been 22-0 when leading after six innings.
David Wright evened the score at 1 with a homer against Phil Hughes in the seventh. Wright produced his first long ball at Citi Field since the final home game of 2012, snapping a 27-game drought. He now has nine career homers against the Yankees, passing Mike Piazza and Cliff Floyd for the most in franchise history by a Met.
Read more on Wright in Newsday.
Jordany Valdespin, who walked as a pinch hitter, scored the tiebreaking run on Murphy's single. Terry Collins noted Valdespin showed discipline in that plate appearance -- not chasing pitches out of the strike zone, which he had been doing only a week earlier.
Jonathon Niese became the latest Mets starter to get a hard-luck no-decision. Niese limited the Yankees to a sixth-inning run, when Gardner had a leadoff triple and scored on Laynce Nix's single. The southpaw's line: 7 IP, 8 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 4 K.
Niese's performance comes on the heels of Shaun Marcum's no-decision Sunday night despite limiting the Atlanta Braves to two runs in seven innings. Jeremy Hefner had the identical fate Friday despite allowing two runs in six innings.
Read more on Niese in Newsday.
One down note: Ike Davis went 0-for-3 with three strikeouts -- a sobering encore to Sunday's tiebreaking two-run single. A demotion remains distinctly possible in the coming days.
Read game recaps in the Times, Post, Daily News, Star-Ledger, Newsday and Record.
• The paid attendance of 32,911 was by far the lowest in the history of the Subway Series, which began in 1997. The previous low had been 36,372 at Shea Stadium on June 28, 2003, when the afternoon game was played in the Bronx and a rainout makeup was played in Flushing in the evening. The only other sub-40,000 attendance also was a rainout makeup: 37,305 for Game 1 of a split doubleheader at Yankee Stadium on June 27, 2004.
The historically low demand also is reflected in ticket prices. Writes Jared Diamond in the Journal:
Even with phenom Matt Harvey pitching for the Mets on Tuesday, the average ticket on the secondary market for Tuesday's game costs $112.49. Last season, the average ticket on the secondary market for the three Subway Series games at Citi Field all cost more than $120. (In fairness, last year's games were all on the weekend.)
The situation in the Bronx looks even worse, with the two games at Yankee Stadium commanding the cheapest average ticket price for any Subway Series game in the past four years. The average seat for Wednesday's game costs $76.40 -- less than tickets for the teams' two spring-training games in April 2012 ($77.99 at the Yankees' home in Tampa, $77.79 at the Mets' complex in Port St. Lucie).
Read more in Newsday.
• Murphy flipped his bat after delivering the game-deciding RBI single, but Collins and Murphy dismissed it as exuberance over a desperately needed hit for a struggling team. Collins did not think it was akin to Valdespin's homer admiration in a lopsided game against the Pittsburgh Pirates that resulted in retaliation the following day. Girardi dismissed Murphy's expression as an issue.
• Bobby Parnell, despite an Ichiro Suzuki four-pitch walk, rolled through the ninth for his eighth save. Both of Parnell's blown saves this season involved defensive misadventures behind him -- Ruben Tejada's eighth-inning throwing error in Colorado on April 16, then Collin Cowgill breaking the wrong way on a fly ball in an eventual 15-inning loss in Miami on April 29.
Writes Bob Klapisch in the Record:
Parnell's 0.90 WHIP is lower than the Braves' Craig Kimbrel and better than eight of the NL's top 10 saves leaders. But you won't get Parnell to brag about his success. To the contrary, he's been humbled by the ugly seasons in the past and in close contact with his darker angels.
Read more in Newsday.
• The Mets will recognize retiring Mariano Rivera pregame today. Rivera met with Mets employees and select fans in the Jackie Robinson Rotunda on Monday afternoon. Read more in the Times, Star-Ledger, Daily News and Newsday.
• After seven straight games with Murphy in the leadoff spot, Tejada assumed that role Monday. Mets leadoff batters entered the series with a league-worst .266 on-base percentage. Read more in the Star-Ledger.
Adam RubinZack Wheeler surrendered a pair of homers Monday.
• Zack Wheeler was charged with five runs (three earned) on four hits and three walks in an 80-pitch performance spanning four innings. He surrendered a pair of homers. The Mets are expected to wait until mid-June, once the Super 2 deadline has passed, to promote Wheeler.
"In my opinion, he's ready," Las Vegas manager Wally Backman told Brian Costa in the Journal. "It is nice to have him so you can season him a little bit more. We want him to go there and be successful. But, in my opinion, he's done everything he has to do to get to where he needs to go."
Contrasting Harvey and Wheeler to Costa, Backman added: "Harvey is a little more outspoken right now. Zack is a little more quiet, but he definitely has the competitiveness in him. It is two different personalities, but I believe they're going to compete against each other. I think Zack has the same thought process about being the best."
Said Wheeler: "I think I'm ready, but it is really not my decision."
Read more in Newsday.
• Catcher Francisco Pena had two homers and four RBIs in Las Vegas' 9-7 comeback win. Pena is hitting .385 since making his Triple-A debut 10 days ago. With Andrew Brown and Zach Lutz both out with oblique injuries, Brandon Hicks played first base for a second straight day, while Josh Satin served as DH. Neither Hicks (.130) nor Satin (.294) is on the 40-man roster.
Josh Rodriguez scored on a wild pitch in the ninth as Binghamton beat Portland, 6-5. Gabriel Ynoa allowed one run in eight innings to improve to 6-2 as Savannah beat Greenville, 4-1.
Read the full minor league recap here.
• Michael Salfino in the Journal notes the winning percentage differential at the time of the Subway Series is the biggest ever between the Mets and Yankees.
• The best ERA among former UNC teammates in the Subway Series belongs to the Yankees' Adam Warren (1.14 ERA), not Harvey, notes Daniel Barbarisi in the Journal. "Well, he's thrown a few more innings than I have," Warren told Barbarisi.
• Read more on Harvey facing the Yankees in Newsday.
• Analyst Keith Hernandez was cited by Richard Sandomir in the Times for referring to a broken bat as a "dead soldier" on the Memorial Day telecast. An SNY spokesman told Sandomir: "We'll address the matter with Keith. It was an honest mistake and a poor choice of words." Read more in the Daily News.
• From the bloggers … John Delcos at Mets Report discusses which Mets could be peddled before the trading deadline.
BIRTHDAYS: Ex-Met/Yankee Ryota "Rocket Boy" Igarashi turns 34. He is pitching for Softbank in Japan. … Retired catcher Mike DeFelice, who also managed two years at Kingsport in the Mets system, is 44.
Thank you, #Mets, for helping us get back to having first place to ourselves! #RedSox— J-Law (@jclawrence78) May 28, 2013
YOU'RE UP: After taking Game 1, and with Matt Harvey on the mound Tuesday, how confident are you the Mets will have bragging rights when this season's reduced, four-game Subway Series is completed?


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It's that time of year again and, yes, the Library has tax forms available. The IRS does not send out the packages that they used to send us. Instead, if you need a form, we download it from the net and print it for you. Forms are $.20 a sheet - most forms are two pages. If you need a special tax form please feel free to come to the desk and ask a librarian.
Fun Factoid: Today is "National Freethinkers Day." So let's all go out there and think…it's free…it's fun!!
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
Valentine's Day raffle becomes a ROAD SHOW!!!
Monday, January 28, 2008
More reading fun.............
We are all well aware of the power of the press. A couple of weeks ago, Director Dawn and I recommended some books that we had read and enjoyed. Well, we were BLOWN AWAY by the response we got. All of the Charles Martin and Ferrol Sam books have been checked out and there are a bunch of reserves put on them. Bright idea alert: if you have a favorite author you would like to recommend to the librarians, stop by the library and let us know. Randy Burns had a recommendation a month or so back and we were happy to recommend it. Again, that book got a bump in circulation. We also love to recommend some of the old stand-bys. Louis L'Amour, Agatha Christie and Robert B. Parker are some of our oldies but goodies that get a lot of circulation action. They are just good satisfying reads. So stop by the library and ask or recommend, we love listening to our patrons.
Thursday, January 24, 2008
More interesting partnerships..............
The Library has been contacted by the South Carolina Bar, Pro Bono Division. They have requested our partnership in offering two legal clinics. The first clinic will be on Workers Compensation and will be offered on March 10, 2008; the second clinic will cover the topic of Social Security Disability and will be offered on April 7, 2008. Each clinic will consist of a 30-45 minute lecture followed by an open question and answer session. The clinics are free and available to anyone who wishes to attend. If you have questions please call the library and ask for Elizabeth.
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Valentine's Day Magic!!!
Librarian Brenda Brisbon has graciously provided one of her famous gift baskets that we will be raffling off for Valentines Day. Tickets are a dollar a chance and all proceeds go to help fund our Summer Reading Program special events.
Fun Factoid: Today is "National Pie Day." Mmmmm, pie = good; more pie = better; pie in the face = funny!
Fun Factoid: Today is "National Pie Day." Mmmmm, pie = good; more pie = better; pie in the face = funny!
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Summer Reading 2008
This year's Summer Reading Program theme is "Catch the Reading Bug." This theme seemed naturally to tie in with the Lee State Natural Area. Ranger Laura Kirk was in the Library the other day and has graciously agreed to partner with us for this program. This year's program promises to be a lot of fun. Young people and bugs – a natural fit! Keep checking as we develop the program schedule – we will post each event in this column
Thursday, January 3, 2008
happy 2008 to everyone...........
Now that the Holidays have come and gone it's a good time to clean up around the Library. So, once again, the Library is having the annual "give away the magazines" week!! Into home improvement? "The Family Handyman" is a great magazine that gives you complete project plans and material lists. All you have to provide is the labor. Want to hang out with Rachel, Oprah or Martha? We've got them all as well as just about every home decorating book available.
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*** Run 4 Bender Relay For Life Team ***
ATHLETES, PARENTS, ALUMNI, SUPPORTERS.... you are invited to participate in the Canal Winchester Relay for Life event as a member of the Run 4 Bender team! I think this will be a great event for our athletes to honor Coach Bender, raise $ for the American Cancer Society, start an unofficial "kick-off" to our summer training, and bond as a team. JOIN HERE: http://main.acsevents.org/goto/run4bender
The Canal Winchester Relay for Life event takes place Saturday, June 10th from 4pm to midnight.
There is no registration fee to join, but we would like each participant to fundraise at least $25 to participate in the event. Participants who fundraise at least $100 will earn a Relay for Life t-shirt.
As a team goal, the Run 4 Bender Team is going to keep at least one active runner on the track (relay style, baton in hand) for the entire 8 hours. Once we get closer to the event I will ask able participants to commit to at least one half-hour time frame of running on the track so we can keep our 8 hour relay going non-stop.
The purpose of Relay for Life is "to bring communities together to remember loved ones lost, honor survivors of all cancers, and raise money to help the American Cancer Society make a global impact on cancer." The Run 4 Bender team is going to participate in honor of the late Canal Winchester Cross Country Coach John Bender who passed away on September 14th, 2013 due to complications of leukemia and congestive heart failure. You can find out more about Relay for Life and Coach John Bender by clicking on the Run 4 Bender link at the top of this post. Thank you in advance for your participation in & donation to the Run 4 Bender team!
03/09/17 Summer Cross Country Information
Summer conditioning is still months away, but here are some preliminary dates so you can mark your calendar!
Tue, May 23 5:45pm; Physical Night at High School cafeteria ($15 physicals available)
Sat, June 10 4pm-Midnight; Relay for Life Event at High School stadium (see cwcrosscountry.com for more info)
Tue, June 27 7pm; Parent's Meeting at High School bleachers (summer conditioning begins)
Wed, June 28 5pm-9pm; Chipolte Fund-Raiser. Eat at CW Chipolte and part of proceeds will benefit the XC program.
Sat, July 22 8:30am; Dr. Bender 5k Classic (see drbender5k.com for more info)
Tue, Aug 1 First Day of Mandatory Practice (all athlete paperwork, including physical, must be completed by this date)
Wed, Aug 16 First Day of School Grades 1st-9th
Mon, Aug 21 First Meet of Year at New Albany High School
Wed, Aug 30 Canal Winchester Invitational
Much more information to come as we get closer to summer!
11/20/16 End of Season Update
The following pages have been updated through the 2016 season!
Be on the lookout for a final 2016 Middle School update. Coming soon!
Posted below is the slideshow presented at the end of season banquet (thank you Crystal Matthews!)
10/31/16 Regional Championship Results
The 2016 Canal Winchester XC campaign came to an end over the weekend at Saturday's Pickerington North Regional.
Three Indian athletes competed in the Regional Championships: senior Luke Schirr (88th place), junior Erica Babusci (34th place), and senior Ethan Fusek (24th place).
Using an "Always Be Closing" mentality, Erica and Ethan both enjoyed tremendous finishes over the last mile of their races. Erica was in 51st place at the two-mile mark and managed to pass 17 competitors over the last mile. Ethan was in 40th place at the two-mile mark and managed to pass 16 competitors over the last mile.
Erica's 34th place finish is the highest regional finish by a CW female since Kayla Scott won the race in 2011. Only three CW females have finished higher at a regional meet since the Indians were classified Division 1 in 2009 (Kayla Scott 1st in 2011 & 18th in 2009, Emily Pifer 4th in 2009, Penny Boswell 13th in 2009.)
Ethan's 24th place finish is the second best Division 1 Regional finish by a CW male athlete (Jarrod Genther was 16th in 2010 and 24th in 2011. The guys team was also classified D1 in 2009.)
Congrats to Luke, Erica, and Ethan on their fantastic seasons!
10/24/16 Babusci, Fusek, Schirr Qualify to Regionals
The High School Cross Country teams competed at the D1 Central District Championships at Watkins Memorial High School on Saturday. Neither squad qualified to the regional meet as a team, but both squads will be represented by individual competitors at next Saturday's Pickerington Regional.
The High School Girls ended their season with a breakout performance, finishing 9th in their section (and 21st out of all sections combined). Six of the seven girls competitors enjoyed season best marks, and the team's top 5 average of 20:46 was their best of the year by 22 seconds. Ranked 38th entering the race, junior Erica Babusci dropped over 30 seconds from her season best time to finish 20th (19:49) and nab the final individual qualifying spot. Junior Kassidy Pastor finished 22nd, narrowly missing an individual birth with the first sub-20 performance of her career (19:59).
The High School Guys ended their season with a disappointing 7th place finish in their section (19th out of all sections combined). Shortly after passing the half mile mark in 30th place, freshman Reece Klamorick took a violent fall and the guys team had difficulty recovering throughout the remainder of the race. Fortunately for the Indians, the team's two senior competitors both finished well in the top 20 to advance as individuals. Ethan Fusek's 8th place finish (16:16) was the third best D1 district finish in school history and Luke Schirr followed closely behind in 12th (16:24). Junior James Moore enjoyed a season best mark for the boys team, finishing 72nd in 18:20.
Information on next Saturday's Pickerington North Regional is available here- Pickerington North Regional Info
Ethan & Luke will race at 12:30pm next Saturday while Erica will race at 3pm.
Congratulations boys and girls teams on another great season, and best of luck to our individual competitors!
10/18/16 Both Teams Place 2nd at OCC Championships
The High School Girls & High School Guys teams both placed second at last Saturday's OCC-Capital Championships held at Newark High School.
Girls scores: New Albany 40, Canal Winchester 47, Big Walnut 52, Newark 92
After losing to New Albany and Big Walnut by nearly 50 points two weeks ago at Pickerington North's Panther Invitational, the girls team bounced back with their most competitive effort of the season. The girls squad led team scoring by 5 points through everyone's first three scorers, however New Albany's depth (New Albany placed 7 in the top 14) proved too much for the Indians to handle.
Guys scores: Newark 25, Canal Winchester 34, New Albany 68, Big Walnut 112
After bettering Newark by 8 points at last week's Marion Harding Invitational, the guys team was unable to match their previous success against a determined Wildcat team. The Indian's did enjoy the best "fifth man" and "sixth man" in the meet (Evan Young finished 10th & Jared Tomlinson finished 12th), however Newark's top four scorers all beat CW's top four scorers at their respective positions to secure the title.
Erica Babusci (3rd), Kassidy Pastor (4th), and Paige Bormann (7th) all received First Team All-OCC honors for their top 7 finishes.
Ethan Fusek (3rd) and Luke Schirr (4th) earned First Team All-OCC honors for the guys team.
These performances mark the first time in program history that any CW cross country athlete earned First Team All-OCC honors (Canal Winchester joined the OCC in 2013).
Nice work, Indians, and best of luck this Saturday at District Competition!
10/11/16 Regular Season Finale at Harding Invitational
All four CW cross country teams competed at Saturdays Harding Invitational at Harding High School in Marion.
The Middle School Girls finished 4th of 11 teams with 91 points, while the Middle School Boys finished 3rd of 13 teams with 90 points.
The High School Girls finished 5th of 17 teams with 163 points. The High School Guys finished 3rd of 17 teams with 87 points, losing by 8 points to 2015 D1 state qualifying team Ashland and by 1 point to defending D2 state champion Lexington.
The flat terrain and cooler weather led to a very quick course, as many athletes set season best marks. A few school records fell on Saturday:
Allena Klamorick's mark of 11:54 set a CW middle school girls record (previous record was 11:57 set by Chloe Palmer in 2011).
Reece Klamorick's mark of 16:40 set a CW freshman record (previous record was 16:49 set by Dennis Duckworth in 1983).
The High School Guys' top 5 average of 16:36 set a new single race average record (previous record was 16:37 set by the 2007 squad at Galion).
Complete Harding results are available here- 2016 Marion Harding Results
Nice work on Saturday Indians! The middle school teams return to action today with a dual meet at Lancaster while the high school teams kick off their championship season with the OCC-Capital Championships at Newark on Saturday.
10/07/16 Pickerington North "Panther" Invitational Results
The high school teams previewed the regional course last weekend, competing in the Panther Invitational at Pickerington North High School.
The High School Girls, led by junior Kassidy Pastor's season best effort (21:12; 35th place), finished 10th out of 17 teams (279 points). Abby Obert & Hannah Cronin also enjoyed season best marks in the race.
The High School Guys placed very well, finishing 4th out of 16 teams (111 points), trailing only conference rival Newark and two teams from West Virginia. Trey Wildenthaler & Cory Davis enjoyed season best marks for the guys team.
Complete results are available here- www.athletic.net/CrossCountry/Results/Meet.aspx?Meet=118511#/8298
Both teams will compete again at tomorrow's Harding Invitational hosted by Marion-Harding High School.
09/25/16 Indians Perform Well at Saturday Night Lights!
The high school teams took advantage of cooler evening weather to perform very well at yesterday's Saturday Night Lights held at Centerville High School. Prior to the race, meet management assigned teams to either the "Championship," "Varsity A," or "Varsity B" race depending upon their perfomances thus far in the season. The High School girls were assigned to the "Varsity A" race while the High School guys were assigned to the top-level "Championship" race.
The High School Girls finished 10th out of 28 teams in their race, averaging a season best of 21:45 for their top five scorers (previous season best was 22:05 at Whetstone).
The High School Guys finished 12th out of 21 teams in their race, averaging a season best of 16:58 for their top five scorers (previous season best was 17:16 at the Canal Winchester Invitational). The race marked only the fourth season in school history where the team managed a top five average of under 17 minutes in a single race.
All told, 16 girls & 16 guys earned season best marks in the event. Nice work Indians!
Complete results are available here- www.finishtimingresults.com/2016/09-24-CEN/
A spreadsheet with results from the entire season is available here- 2016 Season Results
A list of workouts for the next two weeks is available here- 2016 Workouts
The "Honor Roll by Class Lists have been updated to include 2016 results- Girls Honor Roll by Class ; Boys Honor Roll by Class
09/25/16 Whetstone Invitational Results- Girls 3rd, Boys 4th
The high school cross country teams competed at Whetstone's Arrowhead Invitational last Wednesday.
The High School Girls enjoyed their most complete race of the season, placing five girls in the top 26 to finish 3rd out of 11 teams. Paige Bormann, Katelyn Genther, Tara Schirr, & Abby Obert all enjoyed season best times at the very hot afternoon event.
The High School Guys rested their top two runners, but still managed a solid 4th place out of 18 teams. Trey Wildenthaler, Austin Koonts, Cory Davis, Caden Sweeney & Jake Sweeney all ran season best times for the boys team.
Complete girls results are available here- 2016 Whetstone Girls Results
Complete boys results are available here- 2016 Whetstone Boys Results
09/17/16 Canal Winchester Homecoming Court
Six Canal Winchester cross country athletes were members of the 2016 Canal Winchester Fall Homecoming Court!
Seniors Zach Warnimont, Kalee O'Neal, Miaya Green, Cory Davis & Ashley Club were voted to the homecoming court along with junior Kassidy Pastor.
Miaya Green & Cory Davis were voted as the 2016 Queen and King! Congrats all!
09/13/16 Watkins Memorial (McGowan Invitational) Results
The Canal Winchester cross country squads competed in their largest invitational of the year this weekend, facing off against a slew of tough D1 competition at Watkins Memorial's McGowan Invitational.
The High School Girls finished 14th out of 23 scoring teams in the D1 Varsity race. Kassidy Pastor (48th, 21:27) and Bethany Hinkle (86th, 22:54) enjoyed season best marks.
The High School Guys finished a respectable 12th of 29 scoring teams in the D1 Varsity race. Ethan Fusek (23rd, 16:56), Gage Baringer (20:45) and Orlando Marsili (21:56) all ran season best times. The final race of the day (High School Open Guys) was stormed out, so unfortunately many members of the guys team were not able to compete.
Both Middle School teams placed well, with the Girls team finishing 8th of 31 teams and the Boys team finishing 11th of 34 in the large school race. Allena Klamorick (5th, 13:05) and Michael McKeon (37th, 12:37) led their respective teams.
Complete results are available here- www.deltatiming.com/events/2016/2016-mcgowan-cc-invite/
Nice work this weekend, Indians!
The High School squads will return to action Wednesday, September 21st at the Whetstone Invitational.
The Middle School squads compete today at Lancaster Thomas Ewing and again this Saturday (9/17) at the Newark Invitational.
08/31/16 Canal Winchester Invitational Results
Full results are available at the Columbus Running Company website: 2016 Canal Winchester Invitational Results
Scroll through the drop-down menus find both individual and team results.
A huge "Thank You" to everyone who volunteered at tonight's event!
08/30/16 Penny Boswell Named Assistant Coach at UNCG
Last week, CWXC Alum Penny Boswell (Class of 2010) was named the Assistant Cross Country & Track Coach at the University of North Carolina Greensboro. Penny is one of four Canal Winchester XC ladies to have earned All-State honors during her time at Canal Winchester (18th @ D2 state meet in 2008) and holds the 4th fastest cross country time in school history (19:13). Penny enjoyed a great career at the University of South Carolina (2010-2014) and served as that team's Graduate Assistant the past two seasons. We are very proud of you Penny, best of luck at your new position!
08/28/16 Mount Vernon Invitational Results
The Canal Winchester Cross Country program kicked off the 2016 season yesterday at the Mount Vernon Invitational.
The High School guys won the meet (4 scoring teams) behind top 3 finishes from seniors Luke Schirr & Ethan Fusek (2nd & 3rd, respectively).
The High School girls, Middle School boys, and Middle School girls teams all took home 2nd place trophies for their efforts on the scorching hot day.
Complete results are available here- Mount Vernon Results
A This Week News article covering the race is available here- Fusek, Schirr Will Lead Boys Runners
A spreadsheet with high school performances throughout the season will be maintained here- High School Spreadsheet
Coach Brian Sittler takes great action photos at every meet throughout the season. Email Coach Sittler at email@example.com to request permission to view his Flickr page with meet photos.
Nice start to the season, CWXC!
07/25/16 Dr. Bender 5k Results
A huge thank you to everyone who came out to race & spectate the Dr Bender 5k last Saturday! And another huge thank you to the volunteers who put in hours of work.
From Canal Winchester (left to right: Cory Irwin, Christian Edens, Kayla Scott, Mike Williard)
Average time of 16:44.
Average time of 16:44.
06/17/16 CWXC On Remind
The high school cross country coaches are now using Remind to send announcements, schedule updates, location changes, etc directly to the phones of athletes & parents. Would you like to join? Text @h37ac to the number 81010.
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A touching moment caught on video, a dog buries a puppy in the sand.
A black and white dog comes across the dead puppy and uses its snout to push enough sand over its body to completely cover it.
The video, posted to YouTube, was said to be shot in Iraq. It is unclear if the dogs are related.
The larger dog takes more than three minutes to cover the puppy before it walks away.


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A local gravel grinder came in with his bike thinking all he needed was a new chain and cassette.
Wrong answer. As all good mechanics know, you've got to check out those chain rings as well. Many times they also need replacing. This one was glaringly obvious.
Just replacing a chain, at the proper time, can be a good way to go, but once everything wears beyond a certain point, you are going to have to replace the drive train as a whole: Chain, cassette, and chain wheel(s). This fellow obviously uses his big ring as his main drive gear, but I also replaced his middle ring, as it also showed significant wear, just not as severe as the big ring.
Sure, it cost him a little more, but he wouldn't have been able to pedal one revolution with just a new chain and cassette without the chain "skipping" over that waaaaaay worn out big ring!
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BBC: Please stop your partnership with biased NTV News in Turkey
- BBC, NTV ile olan ortaklığını fes etmeli.
- We call on the BBC to cancel its partnership with NTV in Turkey.
The BBC's relationship with NTV has become a joke:
1. NTV has now even censored the BBC's own news programme! It has refused to broadcast the BBC Turkce daily news on 14/6 because it included a report on Gezi Park and press freedom. This comes days after Peter Horrocks, Head of BBC Global News said: "the BBC sought and received assurances from NTV that BBC programming would continue to be broadcast in full and without interference."
2. NTV has shown blatant bias throughout the protests. The BBC's own coverage says NTV has "steered clear of covering the demonstrations" and is "loth to irritate the government because their owners' business interests at times rely on government support."
3. Even NTVhas admitted that its lack of coverage of the outbreak of large scale and unprecedented protests in the centre of Turkey's largest city was in direct response to political pressure.
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= BBC, NTV şimdi de seni sansürlüyor! Bu ortaklığı artık fes et! İmza kampanyasını paylaşın ve RT chn.ge/133Edar #gezi
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By Brian Homewood
(Reuters) - After causing the downfall of AC Milan coach Massimiliano Allegri with an astonishing 4-3 win, struggling Sassuolo return to the harsh reality of the fight against relegation when they host Torino on Sunday (1400 GMT).
Despite last weekend's victory the Serie A debutants are still precariously placed in 17th position with 17 points, one point and one place above Bologna in the drop zone.
The smallest town to be represented in Serie A, Sassuolo's season has been full of drama, from 19-year-old Domenico Berardi's four-goal performance against Milan to defender Francesco Acerbi's battle against cancer.
Results have been wildly inconsistent, ranging from a 7-0 home drubbing by Inter Milan to their first-ever top flight win on a near waterlogged pitch against Bologna and a memorable 4-3 victory at Sampdoria.
Sassuolo lost four league games in a row in December without scoring but bounced back in style against Milan, Berardi hitting four goals in just over half an hour as his side recovered from going two goals behind.
Few can predict what the second half of the season will hold although it is unlikely to be boring as coach Eusebio Di Francesco is reluctant to change his team's style despite the worst defensive record in Serie A.
"We certainly concede too many goals and are too open so the midfielders must work hard at helping to cover the defense but I enjoy myself more when we play good football," the coach said after the Milan game.
"I am extremely grateful to the players as every time they were called upon to put in a great performance, they were up to the task."
Berardi, who has 11 league goals this season, has been the talking point although he was happy to slip out of the spotlight after Allegri was fired by Milan on Monday.
"It's not true that I haven't wanted to talk to the press in the past few days," the Sassuolo marksman told reporters at a training camp with the Italy Under-21 team.
"I like to focus on my work and I do not normally have all the people who have been around me these last few days.
"I am keeping my feet on the ground, down to earth, because I still have so much to improve," added Berardi amid calls for him to be included in Italy's World Cup squad.
Amid all the celebrations last week, the players have not forgotten Acerbi's situation.
The 25-year-old, who had a tumor removed in July after being diagnosed with testicular cancer, is undergoing more treatment after suffering a relapse.
Milan, who are 11th, host sixth-placed Verona on Sunday and have not yet indicated whether new coach Clarence Seedorf will be in the dugout.
The Dutchman, who abruptly ended his playing career at Brazil's Botafogo to take the job, watched from the stands when Milan beat Spezia 3-1 in the Italian Cup on Wednesday.
Seedorf, who has no coaching experience, faces a huge task with Milan six points clear of Bologna having won only five league games this season.
Leading pair Juventus and AS Roma are both at home on Saturday.
Juve, who have 52 points after dropping just five all season, will be attempting a 12th straight win when they host improving Sampdoria (1945).
Second-placed Roma, eight points behind, entertain promoted Livorno (1700).
Attilio Perotti will be in charge for Livorno after they sacked coach Davide Nicola on Monday.
Perotti almost changed his mind when hardcore 'Ultra' fans burst into his first news conference to criticize the appointment.
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Protagoras (Πρωταγόρας) | |
Democritus (center) and Protagoras (right) by Salvator Rosa
Full name | Protagoras (Πρωταγόρας) |
Era | Pre-Socratic philosophy |
Region | Western Philosophy |
School | Ionian Philosophy |
Main interests | language, semantics, relativism |
Notable ideas | The "Antilogies", which consists of two premises: the first is "Before any uncertainty two opposite theses can validly be confronted", the second is its complement: the need to "strengthen the weaker argument". |
Protagoras (Greek: Πρωταγόρας) (ca. 490– 420 BC) was a pre-Socratic Greek philosopher and is numbered as one of the sophists by Plato, the Greek philosopher who followed Socrates. In Plato's dialogue Protagoras, he credits Protagoras with having invented the role of the professional sophist or teacher of virtue.
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Workshop on Science and Data Gaps
A workshop with the support of the European Commission and the Project Officer of the ACQWA Project, Dr. Philippe Quevauviller
Art Furrer Resort Hotel, Riederalp, Switzerland
January 12-15, 2011
Rationale for the meeting
After recent discussions with the European Commission, it became apparent that it would be useful to hold a workshop between the coordinators and perhaps a limited number of key scientists working within European FP6 and FP7 projects that are broadly related to water and climate. The aim of this meeting is to identify key strengths and weaknesses in the different projects, and see whether some of the weaknesses (methodologies, models, data) can be overcome through (i) collaborative action with other projects or through (ii) the suggestion of future call topics and the initiation of new projects. If this approach were to be successful, there would indeed be added value to all the projects that we collectively represent.
Please note that the "EU Water Science Gaps Workshop" will be a small meeting (and not a conference) and complementary to the "Policy Meeting" organized by the European Commission in June 2010. There will be space for no more than 40 EU-FP6 and FP7 project coordinators, key researchers in addition to a few invited international experts.
Workshop topics and schedule
meeting will include "upstream" as well as "downstream"
issues of water. The final list of workshop topics will be adapted
based on the background and interests of participants, but sho
January 12, 2011 Arrival of participants, icebreaker
January 13, 2011 Keynote lectures, breakout session 1, socializing, breakout session 2
January 14, 2011 Keynote lectures, breakout session 3, socializing, breakout session 4
January 15, 2011 Reporting back from the breakout sessions, wrap-up, follow-up
are expected to arrive at Riederalp in the afternoon of Wednesday,
January 12, 2011 and will start the meeting with an early evening
icebreaker. On Thursday and Friday mornings, we will have a limited
number of keynotes on the topics listed above, followed by thematic
breakout discussions in the late morning and late afternoon. From
noon to late afternoon, there will be time for socializing on the ski
or cross-country runs or on the sunny terrace of the co
Registration and payment
Please register early, but no later than September 30, 2010 using the form below. Slots will be filled on a first come, first served basis. The cost of participation (lump sum) at the "EU Water Science Gaps Workshop" is 600 Euros and will include the registration fee, hotel accommodation, half board, coffee breaks and non-alcoholic beverages. The registration fee MUST be paid before November 15, 2010 to confirm your registration through bank transfer to the following account:
The European Commission will make an effort to raise funds to reimburse coordinators of EU-FP6 and 7 projects that will be finished before January 2011.
Workshop Venue
Riederalp is a car-free resort in the UNESCO World Heritage "Aletsch Glacier" Region. The resort is at equal distance (roughly three hours by train) from Geneva-Cointrin, Zurich-Kloten and Milano-Malpensa airports. Please note that you will need to change trains in Brig and take the small mountain railway as far as Mörel, and then the cable-car to Riederalp. Information on times and connections is available on the Swiss Federal Railroad website. Simply type in your station of origin and "Riederalp" as your destination.
Riederalp is a small summer and winter village in the region of the largest glacier of the European Alps, the Aletsch Glacier. It lies on a south-facing slope with spectacular views to the high summits of the Valais Alps on the other side of the Rhone Valley. It is one of about 14 Swiss resorts that are free of all road traffic.
The village is located at 1,900 altitude, and end January should be good for skiing (despite global warming!), with ski runs reaching above 2,500 m. You can check out the webcams; there are several views in the village and on the slopes that you can select by scrolling down this page.


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Doesn't that trans have a granny low 1st gear?? I am also wondering about length?? you'll have to do some measuring to make sure the shifter is located at least close. Like as in you wouldn't want the shifter to be in the backseat. LOL . And is there a short shifter handle available?There are alot of questions?? try searching this site for mustang/ford guys.......Brian
that tranny would be a np435 if that helps any. very tough tranny. as said check the shifter placement, and you may have to modify the trans tunnel a little. just keep in mind the ratios are truck ratios, it wont shift like a car.
I would look for one out of a car for that app..I do not think he will be happy with the truck type NP435 or similar..
I have tried most all of it and now do what is known to work.. |
the problem with car manual trannies is they cant take the torque of the bbf. even a built t-5 cant take more than 525 ft-lbs, and with some work you could exceed that. thats why 460s almost always had c-6's on them. they can take up to about 800 horse stock and if you build them up theyll take whatever you can throw at them.
are there any transmissions out there that he could buy an after market bell housing that he could bolt them up?
hell it could be GM Ford or Mopar he just wants something strong and doesn't wanna trade the first born for a transmission if he has just a mild 460(about 350-450hp)could he just bolt up a T5 out of an 80s mustang? what beefing up would be required? Last edited by 53belair; 02-13-2007 at 11:42 PM. |
its not the horsepower that kills parts, its the torque. the bellhousing that he has on that 435 would bolt up to a t-5 but the t-5 wouldnt stand up. thats why they only put them behind small blocks. the only manual trannies that were put behind 460s were the zf-5 speed (good choice but spendy), the np435, and i think the clark 542(5 speed). the zf is a nice overdrive tranny but theyre around 1500 dollars or so, the clark 542 would be a good choice if youve got relatively light rear gears (3.5 or numerically lower) and could probably be had for around 600 dollars. just look for an old grain truck with a 5 speed and thatll probably be the clark. you could look for a nv4500 or nv5600 but again a 4500 (5 speed) would be around 1200 dollars, and a 5600 (6 speed) would be 1500+. it all depends on how much money youre willing to part with. also as long as you have the engine out you should swap in an aftermarket timing chain and set it straight up. the factory is set 4 degrees retarded and cuts probably 25 horse off.
I had a Ford 4 speed in my '69 Torino with a 428 Cobrajet, and they used the same trans in later Torinos with a 429 Cobrajet. Wouldn't that transmission bolt up to a 460 and wouldn't it hold up to the torque?
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Don't use a straight drive truck tranny.....put a C-6 automatic behind it.
The c-6 is tough as train smoke and can almost be built by a novice!!! There is only one special tool I can think of to disassemble and reassemble First and reverse clutch pack....... Brian
i cant remember the number, but theres a gm muncie that would work... but again youre looking at a grand easy for one in good shape. the only trannies that are under a grand are grain truck trannies. a stock t5 may last a week, may last a year, it all depends on how heavy you are on the accelerator. if you try to do burn-outs and let the clutch out at 2000+ rpm the t5 would last maybe a week... if you drive more conservatively then you could get it to last longer... but id still stick with the 435... its a strong reliable tranny
I know he seems to want to stay with the STD trans but.I just don't know bout using that farm truck trans, sure it's tough as 10 miles of bad dirt road. But what are the ratios and where will the shifter be. I still think for the sake of sheer expense he could take that farm truck trans and see if a junk yard would swap him for a good C-6. If he had to have it built he could pull it and get it bench built in a day for 3 or 4 hundred $$$$$ W/new torque conv,shift kit yada yada yada. This way he could get it on the street and IMOP would be much happier with it's performance. He can save his pennies till he can upgrade to the 4-5 or even 6 spd of his choice. Just an Idea.........Brian
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When the 2013 Wireman Golf Tournament Committee began planning this year's tournament they knew the bar had been set high. The 2012 tournament was a record breaking year and expectations were to do the same again. The committee set an aggressive goal for the 7th annual tournament and not only did they meet them, they set another new record!
The 7th Annual Billy O. Wireman Tournament was held on September 30, 2013 at the Golf Club at Ballantyne Hotel and Lodge. This is the third year that Ballantyne has hosted the tournament. An early morning chill soon faded and the 92 golfers had an absolutely perfect afternoon for the 2 p.m. shotgun start.
Tournament Chair Phillip Brant, PMBA '08 is gracious to the support of the many sponsors and volunteers involved. He says, "I would like to thank our gracious sponsors, the tournament committee and volunteers, the Ballantyne Hotel & Lodge, and the alumni and friends of the McColl School who joined us for an outstanding event." After the round of golf, the evening concluded with a silent auction, live raffle, dinner and awards ceremony. As enjoyable as this day was, it is much more than an afternoon of golf and fellowship. The tournament raised over $45,000 for the McColl School Excellence Fund which supports graduate student fellowships. The tournament began in 2006 to honor the legacy of the late Dr. Billy O. Wireman, president of Queens from 1978-2002, and to raise funds for merit and need based graduate student fellowships. For more information about the event sponsors and tournament committee visit the event website.
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The Football Association have asked Wigan manager Roberto Martinez for his 'observations' about his controversial comments after Monday night's Premier League defeat at Manchester City.
Martinez was furious at referee Stuart Attwell for the second-half dismissal of defender Gary Caldwell for a tackle on hat-trick hero Carlos Tevez.
As the match was still scoreless at the time, Martinez felt the decision had a huge bearing on the outcome, which put City back in contention for a top-four spot, whilst at the same time leaving Wigan in the relegation dog-fight.
If anything, the Latics chief felt Tevez had been the transgressor and felt Attwell could not have seen the incident properly to reach the eventual outcome and accused the official of 'lying'.
"I cannot understand how you can give something you can't see," said Martinez.
"To give a red card you have to be certain.
"Gary said he went in really strong and got the ball. Carlos Tevez saw it and jumped off the ground, he is the one who left both feet.
"We are all human beings and we all make mistakes but to give a decision after something you don't see that is lying. You are making it up. That is hard to take.
"He (the referee) said he saw Gary Caldwell with both feet off the ground. That's why he gave the red card. But Gary Caldwell only went with one foot. That is a real injustice."
Martinez has until April 6 to respond, which is the same day City manager Roberto Mancini must answer a similar FA query into his conduct during City's recent home defeat to Everton.
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Combine chicken with flour, 1 teaspoon salt and tarragon in medium bowl; mix well. Heat butter and oil in 5-quart saucepan over medium-high heat. Add chicken and cook until well browned on all sides, stirring frequently.
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Mike DorningFinancial markets are overconfident that the fiscal stalemate in Washington will be resolved in time to avoid major economic damage, White House economic adviser Gene Sperling warned today.
"There is a false sense of complacency among some in the market that somehow things will be always solved at midnight," Sperling, the director of President Barack Obama's National Economic Council, told Bloomberg News reporters and editors.
"Unless sensible people in the Republican Party are willing to take back control of their party," he said, "there is a much more serious risk of a negative economic and financial event."
Stocks rallied today as the federal government began its first partial shutdown in 17 years amid a deadlock in Congress over Republican demands to delay key provisions of the Affordable Care Act, Obama's health-care law.
The Standard & Poor's 500 Index advanced 0.7 percent to 1,694.01 as of 1:02 p.m. in New York after the benchmark index retreated 2.6 percent from its last record on Sept. 18. Treasury 10-year yields rose 2.5 basis points to 2.64 percent. The Bloomberg U.S. Dollar Index recovered from a 0.4 percent earlier decline to trade little changed.
Investors are overly optimistic that Washington will avoid an economic crisis because a default was averted in August 2011 through a last-minute agreement, he said.
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The partisan battle on spending is being waged as the government also approaches an Oct. 17 deadline to raise the legal debt limit. Republicans are seeking more concessions from Obama, who says he won't negotiate on the debt ceiling.
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"Every independent economist believes that if this faction puts our economy into default they are putting us at risk of a recession," he said. A prolonged government shutdown by itself would be an economically damaging "body blow" to the middle class, he said.
House Speaker John Boehner, an Ohio Republican, has issued a list of conditions to raise the $16.7 trillion legal debt limit, including approval of TransCanada Corp.'s Keystone XL pipeline, major revisions to the tax code, a one-year delay of the insurance mandate in Obama's health-care law, means testing of the Medicare insurance program for the elderly, and reductions in government regulations.
Republicans are "deeply misguided" if they believe Obama will bargain on the debt ceiling, Sperling said.
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I was backing out of a doorway yesterday at the office and caught the heel of my shoe on one of the carpets that a cleaning supply service provides for our tiled floors. There was no way to stop my fall so I toppled over backwards. Thankfully, my bum hit the floor first before the rest of me went over so I barely hit my head. Someone heard me yelp as I was falling and helped me back to my desk. I had to fill out an accident report for OSHA and then off to the doctor's office. Diagnosis? I broke my bum...or at least I badly bruised my coccyx. I also jarred every muscle up my back and shoulders. I feel like I was in a car wreck as my neck is really aching. I will be sitting on a pillow for a while and am taking the day off today because I need a heating pad. I am taking an anti-inflammatory for the pain and swelling and at night I am taking a lovely muscle relaxer. I have to say that in this instance I am happy I don't weigh what I did when I moved to Berks County. Those extra pounds on my backside helped protect the rest of me!
I think my base camp today will be in the studio. I have everything I need up here (except a potty) and when I get tired of laying around I can sit and sew for a bit. My sister found this for me in a remnant bin and it will be a weekender tote.
I already have the exterior and interior cut and quilted. I am changing my design just a little bit on this. I like to do a tie closure just because you can easily stuff these bags and it really puts a strain on a button. I am now adding a flap of fabric that will go over everything in the bag and then it can be tied. This will make it much nicer as a carry-on bag when flying. No worries about unmentionables falling out in the overhead bin!
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i was going through some Face Book messages and got a link to
dirtyhabits.org and it had a picture from a couple of months ago when
Roberto, Abel and my self were shooting at haakgat, it was a really
good day for the locals here in Cape Town i manged to skip school and
spend the day riding and shooting with the team! Abel and myself had
some really good waves and the boss taking some time of behind the
camera and catching some killers and the same time! we ended up riding
for most of the afternoon. but for me it wasn't all fun and games
after i lost my kite and got eaten a couple of times! Abel came and
grabbed me in front of the rocks and soon after the jet ski picked me
up. i got all my gear back in one piece with a little bit of a wake up
but all and all we really had a good day of riding and shooting!
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August 29th, 2012, 08:33 AM | #43 |
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We are a strong maybe at this point...
I have never gone to Canada for anything but getting drunk as a 19 year old and lately for work stuff. Any issues or things that we should know bringing over the Jeep on a trailer? I figure by the time we hit the border its going to be after a 6 hour drive or so and I'd like to minimize any headaches. |
August 29th, 2012, 10:23 AM | #44 |
Not as old as Whiterhino
I put on an event for UFWDA a few years back. I put together a list of things you might not know about Canada and stuff you should.
Ignore some of the event specific stuff but the rest shold be pretty applicable. I also included a 'get out of town' map which might be helpful navigating the street from the bridge to Hwy 17. jim-kb8ymf Last edited by kb8ymf; September 4th, 2012 at 11:03 AM. |
August 29th, 2012, 11:35 AM | #45 | ||
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August 29th, 2012, 11:46 AM | #46 |
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Thanks for the info.
Can I get the GPS tracks? I see the mention of dog food. I don't plan on taking our dogs, but if something would happen and we had to bring them what do we need to know about that? I've never taken them across the border and would really prefer not to if possible though...but just in case. As far as trailers go do they weigh you, do you inspect anything, check more into your registrations, etc? Or is that stuff business as usual like around here? |
August 29th, 2012, 12:36 PM | #48 | |
Duck Shootin' Wheelerer!!
Bring your own gas.... Beer etc... Gas is 1.35/ litre or 5.10/ US gallon. Beer is 36- 38/ case.... Any beer you don't drink can stay at my house when you leave. ;)
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August 29th, 2012, 12:52 PM | #49 |
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August 29th, 2012, 01:01 PM | #50 |
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Uh oh, I just got a reply back saying they had no more rooms available. She suggested: McCully or Glenview Cottages. Input on which one I should be looking at?
August 29th, 2012, 01:07 PM | #51 |
I'm not old, honest...
August 29th, 2012, 01:19 PM | #52 |
Not as old as Whiterhino
Just talked to Diane at Blueberry. Apparently a group, (big) of loggers moved into her place in May and won't leave until November. I bet they also have the house. She has campsites left and they now have 58 seasonals and they are making more sites.
I would probably try Glenview as was recommended. Many people I know have stayed there. I'm not familiar with McCullys unless BigBird wants to give us the low down. Someone got the trailer, who? I'll go try to find my tracks unless WR would like to send them to you . I believe we both have the same set. It may take me a bit to find mine after I used them last. I saw my fuel cost reference, WOW, just a few years too. As far as going back and forth, not much different than normal, if you look shady, you're going to get looked at. I have only gotten stopped once going over and that was when I was travelling with an 80 year old couple in another motorhome from Cali-for-ia. Coming home is a different story, since getting Moby Dick those people like to X-ray my truck to see how much contraband I'm smuggling back. If the truck was human I bet it would have cancer by now. The caught me once though! A eagle eyed Border patrol office found a lone orange in the bottom drawer of my fridge and exited the motor home holding it up like he just found a kilo of cocaine! jim-kb8ymf Last edited by kb8ymf; August 29th, 2012 at 01:27 PM. |
August 29th, 2012, 02:04 PM | #54 |
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And that's in Canadian Dollar.
August 29th, 2012, 02:26 PM | #55 | |
Duck Shootin' Wheelerer!!
Glenview has a website.... They have nice cabins for rent too. Come on Mikey, get off Kerry's wallet... Haha.
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August 29th, 2012, 02:38 PM | #56 |
I'm not old, honest...
Glenview is a great place to stay either with an RV or renting the cabins. I've never stayed at McCauleys but I think they only have cabins, no RV sites.
I would have to dig up my tracks. I have everything loaded on my old laptop as my new laptop doesn't want to recognize my GPS. I haven't fired that computer up in several months now. Jim, What specific tracks are you looking for? |
August 29th, 2012, 03:17 PM | #57 | ||
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Yeah...and add in the 13% tax too.
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August 29th, 2012, 03:58 PM | #58 |
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We go up normally twice a year, spring and fall run but sadly this is looking like the 1st time in years I'll miss the fall run.
We used to stay at the voyageur's wayyy back in the day, then moved to sunset shores and recently we have been staying at the Salzburger Hof. No complaints about any of them. However it's been years since voyageur's so don't quote me on that, no telling if things have changed. If you guys are looking for a really good German dinner try the Salzburger Hof and tell Army (big guy who runs the place, yes that's his name) I said hi. |
August 29th, 2012, 04:10 PM | #59 | |
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August 29th, 2012, 04:29 PM | #60 |
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Business in Vizianagaram
Our online Indian business directory is a vast database of organised information on numerous products and services. You would be briefly informed about Indian manufacturers, exporters and service providers. Link to their web pages or portals have also been provided. Information on various industries in India such as agriculture, computers, electrical and electronic, jewelry, home textiles, industrial goods, packaging & pharmaceutical products, and much more can be availed in this industry directory. Sub-categorisation of industries as well as info on their distribution in major states and cities makes the database more comprehensible. Navigate through this vast pool of resources and employ them to your benefit.
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- Agri Xpo Industries Manufacturing & exporting of fruit pulp, fruit jams and fruit jellies.
- Sri Sai Ram Granites Sri Sai Ram Granites are a supplier of Granite in the country and are now expanding our operations to other international markets. Our range of products includes Vizag Blue granite slab, Utkal Brown slab, Ikon Brown granite, Lavender Blue, bidasar green marble, silk granite, kashmir gold granite, and many more.
- Yotta Yotta Solutions has been focused on building ondemand applications. Ondemand software is a subscription based model allowing organizations the ability to subscribe to desired software programs for a low monthly fee. The only requirement to run the software is a PC and an internet connection. Costs for an ondemand solution include subscription, setupcustomizations and training, all of which can be easily identified up front.
- E. Cash For All Providing all types of internet jobs, part time jobs, home based jobs etc.
- Company Registration India Company Registration India helps you in the company registration in India. We provide information about Company Registration Services (STPI Registration, EOQ Registration, Taxation and Licensing Services, Vat registration and IEC export-import code).
- AGRIXPO INDUSTRIES We are Major Manufacturer and Exporter of Fruit Pulps, Fruit Concentrates, Jellis, Jams such as Mango, Pineapple,Guava, Papaya, Tomato and Tamarind.
- V. M. I. & Company Manufacturer and suppliers of goat finished leathers, sheep finished leathers, cow finished leathers, buff finished leathers, waxy leathers etc.
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