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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The MIT men's volleyball team picked up a trio of awards from the North East Collegiate Volleyball Association (NECVA) this week. David Thomas was selected the conference's Rookie of the Week in addition to being voted the New England Division's Rookie of the Week. Tim Lee completed the sweep for the Engineers as he received New England Division Player of the Week plaudits.
Thomas averaged 4.22 kills and 0.89 blocks in three matches last week. He registered 12 kills in a loss to Harvard before compiling a career-high 23 kills to go along with a .442 hitting percentage and three blocks in a five-game win over Emmanuel College. In one set versus Mount Ida College, Thomas posted four blocks and three kills.
Lee recorded 10.60 assists, 1.20 digs, and 0.70 blocks en route to his first conference honor. He tallied 33 assists, four digs, and two blocks at Harvard and then registered 50 assists, three blocks, and three kills against Emmanuel. Lee wrapped up the week with 23 assists, five digs, and two blocks in two games versus Mount Ida.


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CANNES, France -- One of the biggest stars on the Croisette this year isn't even on the Croisette.
The question is: Will he be?
Ryan Gosling is to premiere his new movie, the Nicolas Refn Thai revenge drama "Only God Forgives," at the Cannes Film Festival on Wednesday. And forget economic meltdown, Syrian civil war or Robert Pattison -- the question among both the photo-snapping masses here and the equally enthusiastic photo-posters online has been: Will Gosling make it?
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Those associated with the film have been pushing for Gosling to come and take his moment in the Cannes limelight for the second time in three years (he came in 2011 with "Drive," also from Refn) -- and, oh yes, generate just a small amount of publicity for the violent foreign-set film.
But Gosling has been filming his directorial debut, "How to Catch a Monster," in Detroit, and scheduling a transatlantic flight in the middle of a shoot isn't easy. If he was acting, say those in charge of coordinating travel plans, a director could have just scheduled around him for a few days. But that's a lot harder to do when you're the one behind the camera.
"We're trying every day," Refn said. "A lot of talk about tickets." When asked if he thought Gosling would make it, he said, "That's the hope.
In an event that's lacking an unassailable A-lister such as Brad Pitt -- he made it the last two years -- Gosling would arguably be the most marquee male American to hit the festival, though James Franco and Matt Damon might have something to say about that.
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Whether or not he comes, Gosling presence has already been felt here. "How to Catch a Monster" has been selling briskly to foreign buyers in the film market. And in the Cannes out-of-competition title "Seduced and Abandoned," James Toback's and Alec Baldwin's documentary about the film world shot at last year's festival, the filmmakers ask young women up and down the Croisette who's the one male star guaranteed to bring them to the movies. Their unanimous answer? The Gos-man.
Gosling then makes an appearance in the film, in which he describes the sorry audition process and the challenges with performing on a movie set. (To wit: By the time you get to the last take, you've become a "robot ... and that's the one they use.") It should be noted that he is not eating cereal in the movie.
Gosling last made a big public splash two months ago at the New York premiere of "Place Beyond the Pines," in which he stars with Eva Mendes. But coincidentally, he missed a major event -- the Golden Globes in 2012 -- because he was shooting a new film. The movie in question? "Only God Forgives."


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text: Take 'Shop Talk' Off the Farm January 29, 2013 06:36 PM Tweet Conversations with state and national representatives pay dividends Commodity groups and farm organizations exist to advocate for farmers at the state and national levels and they do a good job, but that doesn't mean you're out of the picture. As a farmer, it's in your best interest to tune in to what's going on in your state and in Washington, D.C., and be willing to participate in the democratic process. Rep. Annette Sweeney (R-Iowa), who farms corn and soybeans with a purebred cow–calf operation in Alden, Iowa, says many farmers are told to "tell their story," but most end up preaching to the choir. "When you reach out to your elected officials, you bring real working experience to them and their staff—education, what is working and what is not," she says. "Elected officials are not mind readers. We must be willing to call and explain how an issue impacts us. Cookie-cutter e-mails don't cut it." As a farmer, it's in your best interest to tune in to what's going on and be willing to participate in the democratic process. But where do you start? Commodity groups work for you. "If you have a question, call their lobbyist and ask," Sweeney says. These issues might seem remote, but they often hit the pocketbook at home. For example, had the Federal Communications Commission not blocked LightSquared's planned development of a nationwide wireless network early last year, U.S. farmers would have lost hundreds of thousands of dollars invested in GPS technology. The LightSquared plan would have rendered all those investments, plus the consumer GPS market estimated to reach $29 billion by 2015, useless. To get farmers started, Sweeney encourages them to check the newspaper, as most legislators host town hall meetings. "Go and listen," she says. "Introduce yourself, and afterwards send a letter. Tell them about yourself and ask to meet with them." Kelly Smith, the marketing and commodities director for the Missouri Farm Bureau Federation, says legislators know when you're speaking from the heart. "You are the expert on farming; you do the job day in and day out," he notes. "You'll be surprised at how comfortable you are during the conversation." These relationships can take you and the issues important to you a long way. It's all about relationships. "Even though we have all these electronic ways of communicating, picking up the phone or sitting down one-on-one is still the best way," Sweeney says. Kelly says you can also influence policy by educating people who live in your community. "There are many new faces in rural communities, and while they know who we are and what we do, they don't have a clue what's going on or why. When you're at a ball game or church, talk about what you do and why. If we each educate a few people in our own community, it can make a big difference when issues are put on the ballot." Kelly tells farmers they have to add one more chore to the list of things to do every day: communicate. "We have no choice. Today one farmer feeds 155 people; that's 155 people who don't have to think about where their food comes from. We've been so successful that people no longer understand what we do." To learn about the policies in your state and who is representing you, visit www.TopProducer-Online.com/Advocacy. Back to news


text: Korean Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - Ranking of Korean Universities for Terms and Conditions Speak Korean Now! Korean Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Ranking of Korean Universities for Terms and Conditions Goto page 1, 2, 3 ... 11, 12, 13 Next Korean Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Job-related Discussion Forum View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message withnailJoined: 13 Oct 2008Location: Seoul, South Korea. Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2012 11:03 am Post subject: Ranking of Korean Universities for Terms and Conditions Back in 2006, Dave's member PRagic launched a thread which was very informative about Korean Universities and what they were offering in terms and conditions for English Instructors. You can see it here: http://forums.eslcafe.com/korea/viewtopic.php?t=72496&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0 Back then, PRagic suggested creating a ranking system based on the attractiveness of each package. I quote him here but remember he was posting about the situation in 2006!: As Korea is a hierarchal society, and Koreans seem to be so very concerned with rankings, I would like to accommodate them. I would like to rank all the universities in terms of employment conditions. This thread can be a running ranking meter. Seems to be at least three distinct tiers for universities here, at least in terms of employment conditions. The following do NOT include estimated value for university provided housing, but DO include housing allowance. I. The first tier schools ask for a max. of 12 hours, pay at least 3.0 million/month (give or take), and offer fully paid breaks (some with the option of a summer/winter session with extra pay). So far, the only schools that I know of that make this category are Ewha, Yonsei, and Konkuk. To make the 3.0 cut off, you have to have the degrees and experience to jack up your salary at at least two of these places. II. Then there are the second tier places. These schools offer around 2.5 for 12 hours, plus fully paid vacations and optional summer/winter session. SNU is in this category. III. Then come what I would call third tier schools, the ones that do pay 2.5, but want over 15 hours. IV. Then there are the worst of the worst, the schools that offer 1.8-2.1 for 18+ hours. Some of these schools even require summer/winter sessions, but I can't see making a separate sub-crap category. Jeju National falls into this category. So here we have four categories. If you can think of others, add them in. If you can rank a school, please do so. In the end, we should be able to compile a ranking of universities here. Let's have at it again as a new hiring season approaches! Things must have changed a bit since 2006 - especially those numbers! It would be great if we could do another of these rankings since as we all know, a university's prestige and reputation is often at odds with how it treats its foreign language instructors and "professors"....SO how would you rank your university? Should the categories be redefined? How about the jobs that are beginning to crop up now on the Korean job board? (Thanks to PRagic for the original thread:)) Back to top withnailJoined: 13 Oct 2008Location: Seoul, South Korea. Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2012 11:51 am Post subject: Here are the latest offerings: Chonnam National: http://www.eslcafe.com/jobs/korea/index.cgi?read=52766 Ewha: http://www.eslcafe.com/jobs/korea/index.cgi?read=52765 Duksung: http://www.eslcafe.com/jobs/korea/index.cgi?read=52764 Soongsil: http://www.eslcafe.com/jobs/korea/index.cgi?read=52763 Sungkyunkwan: http://www.eslcafe.com/jobs/korea/index.cgi?read=52707 Seoul National: http://www.eslcafe.com/jobs/korea/index.cgi?read=52372 Yonsei FLI (Kids): http://www.eslcafe.com/jobs/korea/index.cgi?read=52724 Sookmyung (Non Tenure Track): http://www.eslcafe.com/jobs/korea/index.cgi?read=52513 Sookmyung (1): http://www.eslcafe.com/jobs/korea/index.cgi?read=52241 Sookmyung (2) : http://www.eslcafe.com/jobs/korea/index.cgi?read=52696 Sungshin Women's Univ: http://www.eslcafe.com/jobs/korea/index.cgi?read=52726 Keimyung University: http://www.eslcafe.com/jobs/korea/index.cgi?read=52681 Keimyung (2): http://www.eslcafe.com/jobs/korea/index.cgi?read=52243 Kongju National University: http://www.eslcafe.com/jobs/korea/index.cgi?read=52680 Catholic University of Korea: http://www.eslcafe.com/jobs/korea/index.cgi?read=52660 Hanyang (Seoul): http://www.eslcafe.com/jobs/korea/index.cgi?read=52560 Hanyang University (Ansan): http://www.eslcafe.com/jobs/korea/index.cgi?read=52657 Korean Nat Uni of Education: http://www.eslcafe.com/jobs/korea/index.cgi?read=52616 Myongji Univ (Yongin): http://www.eslcafe.com/jobs/korea/index.cgi?read=52600 Yonsei (Wonju): http://www.eslcafe.com/jobs/korea/index.cgi?read=52567 Sunchon National: http://www.eslcafe.com/jobs/korea/index.cgi?read=52320 Korea Univ (Jochiwon): http://www.eslcafe.com/jobs/korea/index.cgi?read=52271 University of Suwon: http://www.eslcafe.com/jobs/korea/index.cgi?read=52787Last edited by withnail on Tue May 01, 2012 7:04 pm; edited 5 times in total Back to top TeaTimeJoined: 12 Jan 2011 Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2012 5:29 pm Post subject: ^wow. You might just be my favorite person in the whole world... at least for the next fifteen minutes. :>) Time to get to busy! (sorry I've got no useful input on this issue - just looking for work) Back to top withnailJoined: 13 Oct 2008Location: Seoul, South Korea. Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2012 9:09 pm Post subject: No problem:) I'll keep the above list updated as they come in. Back to top soominJoined: 18 Jun 2009Location: Daegu Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2012 9:14 pm Post subject: *clap clap clap* Wow! Thanks for all the links~! Here's another site (though the font coloring is crazy) that lists tons of unis and their basic stats... no links to jobs, though, so you have to google the ones you like~ http://joeseoulman.blogspot.com/2009/04/korean-university-jobs.html Back to top withnailJoined: 13 Oct 2008Location: Seoul, South Korea. Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2012 9:29 pm Post subject: Great, but Joe Seoulman's list is out of date - 2010 was the last list and many uni jobs were not added. He's been doing a great job but what we need is commentary on the latest news, insider information etc. Back to top ewlandonJoined: 30 Jan 2011Location: teacher Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2012 10:43 pm Post subject: simple question is there anywhere in seoul that will hire someone with 2 years experience (only one in korea) and a bachelors degree in journalism? A lot of people say you NEED a masters. Some say they have landed uni jobs without it. Mostly I see job posts that say you need an MA. Should i not bother? Thanks. Back to top soominJoined: 18 Jun 2009Location: Daegu Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2012 10:46 pm Post subject: Most want an MA, but will accept a BA + experience (usually 3 years in teaching in uni) I did see one in Daegu that said a BA was fine, but everyone said that uni was the worst, so... You can always apply. They're not going to burn your house down if you're not qualified... but they probably won't reply, lol Back to top Swampfox10mmJoined: 24 Mar 2011 Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2012 11:14 pm Post subject: I've found that conditions at many school have degraded considerably in the past few years. Most jobs in the English departments have not been replaced, or changed to unigwon jobs. At our school, we've lost our personal offices, and now have to share. 5 months of vacation now includes required camp work (not that many of us are complaining, because, for now, they pay 30,000 to 40,000 per hour extra for this above our checks). The area where many schools have taken a dive is in housing. Many schools are dropping housing or housing allowances if you don't live in their apartments (which are now another 6 years older since PRagic's first thread). Our school has been nudging us, attempting to get rid of the 300,000 won housing allowance as well. We've fought-off the change so far. I know of one well-known Seoul university that keeps everyone at the same pay level, regardless of experience or years of service. This school used to be considered one of the better ones. FWIW, a guy I know just won a judgement against his university this past week because they failed to renew his contract without proper notice. He's getting something like 6 months of back pay, plus being reinstated. We need all of the help we can get, as Seoul is far more expensive than it was even 6 years ago. Taxes are higher, transportation is higher, vegetables are insane. I could go on. Back to top liveinkorea316Joined: 20 Aug 2010Location: South Korea Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 9:55 am Post subject: I can confirm Swampfox that my uni in Jeollabukdo dropped the (only very small anyway at 80k to cover utilities) accomodation payment for those who chose to live off campus to zero in our most recent contracts. The rationale given was the cost of upgrading the uni dorms for teachers to stay in mean't that they wanted people to use them. Back to top withnailJoined: 13 Oct 2008Location: Seoul, South Korea. Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 10:45 am Post subject: I think when you look at this new one: http://www.eslcafe.com/jobs/korea/index.cgi?read=52724 You might agree that in terms of what they offer and what they require, it could be 4th tier! Back to top liveinkorea316Joined: 20 Aug 2010Location: South Korea Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 3:51 pm Post subject: Yes, anyone who has been around this board and had their nose to the ground (like they should) knows that a certain prominent university's FLI programs are to be avoided......second only to Wonderland. When I see those advertisements I do not even consider them uni positions based on what I have read here over the past few years. Back to top SmithingtonJoined: 14 Dec 2011 Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2012 4:46 pm Post subject: At the very bottom must rank the Foreign Language Teaching Institute (flttc) at Hankuk University. This link basically says it all: http://forums.eslcafe.com/korea/viewtopic.php?t=109597&highlight=Last edited by Smithington on Wed May 30, 2012 5:41 pm; edited 1 time in total Back to top ChaucerJoined: 20 Oct 2009 Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2012 7:26 pm Post subject: withnail wrote: I think when you look at this new one: http://www.eslcafe.com/jobs/korea/index.cgi?read=52724 You might agree that in terms of what they offer and what they require, it could be 4th tier! Yeah the only thing worse would be their job in Wonju! Back to top withnailJoined: 13 Oct 2008Location: Seoul, South Korea. Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2012 10:26 pm Post subject: Hmm...Actually the terms and conditions at Wonju seem not too bad at all if you're up for living out there....similar to to Kodae's Jochiwon job. 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Thank you for all those who attended my webcast today on SQL Plan Management for All India Oracle User Group. It was a privilege to present before you and to be able to address your questions. I am sorry I couldn;t read all the questions properly; since it was extremely difficult to see the questions scrolling up in the tiny chat window. Also, as the webcast was designed, I couldn't hear anything the attendees were saying.
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Senior Debbie Cheng left a permanent imprint on the women's lacrosse program, closing her career second on the all-time scoring chart in goals (102) and points (119). Fellow classmate Carri Chan finished as the program's all-time leader in caused turnovers (92). Senior Stephanie Hsu claimed the Institute's record for assists in a career (32) and ranks third in career points (100).
Sophomore Deanna Lentz set a new mark for assists in a season with 14 and is five assists shy of tying Stephanie Hsu's career record. She also tied the record for assists in a game (four) against Mount Holyoke, which she set in her rookie season. In the same game, Tech notched a new record for goals with a total of 21.
The Engineers posted a new mark in caused turnovers in game (24) against Smith and tied the season record of 136 which was established in 1999. Freshman Anna Ayuso broke the Institute record for caused turnovers in a game against Smith by tallying seven.
Sophomore Deanna Lentz and junior Kelsey Presson were named to the NEWMAC All-Conference First Team. Seniors Carri Chan, Christine Lin, Dian Chen, Maria Hidalgo, Stephanie Hsu, and sophomore Karen Hunter collected Conference All-Academic honors.
As a team, MIT ranked second in the NEWMAC in draw controls (10.91 per game) and caused turnovers (12.36), fourth in groundballs (18.73) and scoring offense (10.00 goals per game), and fifth in scoring defense (13.27 goals allowed per game).


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peladoboton wrote:when i went to med school, for the first year i did nothing but study. by the beginning of my second year i was so burned out i could not see straight (and almost flunked neuroanatomy). one day i looked out the window from the library at the university of utah med school, saw the mountains, put down my books, and went for the most liberating run into the hills of my life. from that day on, every afternoon at 4:30 i gave myself 15-20 minutes to get as high into the hills as i could from the library. within a month i could gain 1000 feet of elevation, i had dropped 15 pounds (a change in the diet also was implemented, might i add), and i was happy again. nothing insane, just 30-45 minutes of trail running, sometimes in slacks, sometimes in scrubs, sometimes in jeans.
oh yeah, i got the best grades i had gotten thus far and started studying like mad for step 1.
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Z-Man wrote:Anybody have any suggestions for how I can have my cake and eat it too? Work schedules that let me do the hobbies I am so attached to in specialties that will satisfy my desire for more substantial patient relationships?
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Newcastle United's French midfielder Yohan Cabaye has said he would be open to a move to Premier League champions Manchester United.
David Moyes begun his transfer dealings this week, bringing in young Uruguyan Guillermo Varela, and it seems the Cabaye may be next, with the Frenchman seeming enthusiastic about the prospect of a move.
Newcastle have had a relatively poor season, but would be hesitant to let their play-maker leave, as manager Alan Pardew has seemingly built his French based squad around Cabaye.
But Cabaye, speaking to reporters, has revealed he would relish a move to Old Trafford.
When asked about a prospective move to United, Cabaye responded: "Yes, of course. I've liked this club (Manchester United) for a long time, I like what they do. The boss has left but they have appointed a very good successor and he did some good things with Everton."
Cabaye also revealed that the opportunity to win titles would be something that would persuade him to make the move to Manchester. But Cabaye seemed interested in listening to all prospective offers, should there be any set on the table.
"They are always well played among the big clubs. Yes, for sure, it would be an interesting challenge. I have had no direct contact with everyone; maybe my agents are currently in the know.
"As for me, I am listening. I like England as well but will need to look at the situation but you never know in football," continued Cabaye.
Cabaye could be on the radar for David Moyes as he goes in search of a replacement for Paul Scholes, who retired at the end of the season.
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From The Files Of April 12, 1990 '90 Trout season opens at 8:00 a.m. on Saturday, but fishermen are invariably early risers and will be settled on their favorite stream banks long
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Even those who are not avid car racing fans felt a glow of pride watching McConnellsburg driver Tom Peck race in the NASCAR Busch Grand National at Bristol, Tenn., which was nationally televised on Saturday. He held third place racing against NASCAR biggies for several laps and finished a commendable seventh.
Fulton County commissioners Tuesday met with Bill Palmer and Richard Cordrey of the Palmer Group of McConnellsburg to discuss their proposal to construct a regional minimum security detention facility. The county has been without such a facility since the county jail was closed in 1980 in lieu of meeting state Department of Labor and Industry regulations for the jail. Since that time, the county has sent its prisoners to either the Franklin or Bedford County jails.
A Syracuse man escaped injury last Friday when he landed his amphibious plane in a local farmer's field just south of McConnellsburg. The pilot was en route from Syracuse to Florida, became disoriented in the foggy conditions and was unable to make his way out of the valley. He was able to see a long dirt road through a field on the Tom Kendall property and put the plane down without incident. The man took lodging at Johnnie's Motel for the night and taxied down the same field runway Saturday and proceeded on his way.
Deaths: Harry Branche, 77, McConnellsburg; Dorothy Everts, 75, Big Cove Tannery; Joseph Rouzer, 84, Hustontown; Michael Kulinch Sr., 62, McConnellsburg; Pamela Willard, 73, Hagerstown; Bessie Rockwell, 83, Mercersburg.
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Frazier of Mercersburg on March 30; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Randy Remsburg of Crystal Spring on April 2; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Edward DeCouto of Waterfall on April 2; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brubaker of Chambersburg on April 3; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Barton of Wells Tannery on April 4.
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From The Files Of April 10, 1980 '80 What are the unusual rock piles at the head of Indian Grave Run on top of Town Hill near Amaranth? The answer to that question remains
a mystery, although an anthropologist looked over the site on Friday and made some educated guesses based on his observations. Charles Nelson, a former McConnellsburg resident, hiked up the mountain Friday with Mike Klinepeter to view the rock piles, which, according to local legend, are Indian graves. After looking over the rumored graves near Amaranth, Nelson said he couldn't tell for certain what they are. His first guess was that the rocks are a natural formation. He explained that frost heaving and other natural occurrences can cause rocks to pile up in unusual patterns. However, Nelson said he could not rule out completely the possibility the rock piles were made by human, or even Indian, hands. A complete excavation of one of the piles would be necessary to determine human construction.
Rebecca Souders, 9-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Souders, McConnellsburg, is in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Washington County Hospital, after being hit by a car on Easter Sunday at 3:00 p.m. The girl was playing ball with some of her cousins, at a family gathering at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Souders on Route 522, one mile south of Webster Mill, when the ball bounced out of the yard and into the road. She waited on the west side of the road for a northbound vehicle to pass but ran into the path of a southbound car, which was unable to avoid hitting her.
A number of Fulton County women are without jobs as a result of the closing down of the Mercersburg Dress Co. last week.
Engagement: Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Souders of Harrisonville are proud to announce the engagement of their daughter, Donette M. Parent, to Craig A. Strait, son of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Strait of McConnellsburg.
Specials at the IGA: whole fryers, 39 cents lb.; Betty Crocker layer cake mix, 59 cents; Banquet meat pies, 3 for $1.
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Mark Weller on March 26; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Knepper of Three Springs on March 30; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Neuder of Breezewood on March 28; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pine of Mercersburg on March 28; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Souders of Wells Tannery on April 3.
Deaths: Richard P. Guillard, Port Royal; Mrs. Abbie J. Mellott Tritle, formerly of Greencastle.
40 Years Ago
From The Files Of April 23, 1970 '70 Believed to be the first time in the history of Fulton County, or at least one of the first, in the memory of veteran political figures, the
Republican Party now leads in the registration of voters in Fulton County. The margin, however, is very slim, with the Republicans leading by six votes over the Democratic Party.
Police from the McConnellsburg substation were called by headquarters to assist officers from the Rockview substation at the student demonstrations at Penn State University on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of last week. The local officers, however, were not prepared for the barrage of assorted missiles thrown at them by angry student demonstrators when they tried to restore order on the campus.
Hubert Hershberger, owner of Lynn Chevrolet- Oldsmobile, McConnellsburg, left for Europe on Saturday on an all-expense-paid, nine-day tour awarded by Chevrolet Motor Division for achieving the highest percentage of sales in the Harrisburg Zone during January and February
Fulton Beverage, owned by Omar Mongold, was sold last week to Clevenger's Beer Distributors, owned by Mr. and Mrs. H.M. Clevenger. The business has now been moved from the Washabaugh property on South First Street to the barn on the former Biggs farm, west of McConnellsburg.
Engagement: Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Black of McConnellsburg, announce the engagement of their daughter, Sharon, to Allen T. Remaly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Remaly of Easton.
Fulton County chalked up its first fataility of 1970 in an accident on Route 70, two miles west of Warfordsburg on Sunday. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene and was identified as Jean M. Vincent, 23, of Erie, Pa. She was a passenger in a 1966 Volkswagon. The driver and two other passengers were injured and were taken to Berkeley Springs Hospital. .
Deaths: Susan Lida Waugh, Hancock; Ruby Fern Browning, Cheswick; Bessie R. Cordell, Waynesboro; Lovie Angie Bowen Hill, Warfordsburg; Noah Mentzer, Mount Union; Geneva Clark, Warfordsburg; Charles Tice, Sandusky, Ohio.
Engagement: Mr. and Mrs. George Stenger of McConnellsburg announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Linda J. Stenger, to Terry Blosser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Blosser of Enola.
Wedding vows were exchanged on April 4 between Miss Cheryl Ann Ward and George Calvin Barton Jr. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ward of Warfordsburg and Mrs. Esta Barton of Warfordsburg and the late George Barton Jr.
Birth at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Seville of McConnellsburg on April 12. .
50 Years Ago
From The Files of April 28, 1960 '60 In Fulton's only countywide contest at the primary election on Tuesday, Stanley Strait was reelected Democratic county chairman over his
opponent, Lester Carmack, with a vote of 1,042 to 696.
George A. Smith of Quarrysville, Pa., a Fulton County native, announces the publication of his book, "The Apple Tree Community."
Mrs. E.H. McCabe of London, England, returned to her home after a six-month visit with her daughter, Mrs. John Greathead, editor of the "News."
The Fulton Chamber of Commerce, which is working to ward attracting new industry to the county, reported on an offer made to a Romney, W.Va., furniture factory to locate in the area. Ed Cornelius, E.W. Pyles, Elwood Mellott and Andy Washabaugh had talked to the factory owners in Romney.
Mrs. Fanny Stains was installed as president of the Democratic Women of Fulton Townships Club at a fourcounty meeting in Altoona on April 20.
An extra-large red reflector was installed in the traffic light at the intersection of Lincoln Way and North Third Street on Monday, to cut down the number of accidents on this corner because of motorists failing to see the light.
Leaders of several farm and civic groups met last Thursday to discuss future development of Fulton County.
John W. Wine of Greencastle, son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sloan of Mc- Connellsburg, has been named assistant postmaster at Greencastle, the first assistant postmaster in the history of that post office.
Mrs. Bertha Hemminger returned to her home following recent surgery at Harrisburg Hospital.
Woodrow Strait, Medical Center administrator, is spending this week in Atlantic City at the Mid-Atlantic Hospital Assembly convention.
Morgan Gordon of Needmore has returned to his home from the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McKee, who were both seriously injured in an auto accident on January 23. Mrs. Gordon will stay with the family until a later date.
April 18 was a beautiful warm Easter Day.
Mention is made by the Needmore correspondent of the 60-feet-high, 30-feet-wide cross erected by Don and Alton Hill and others which was lit up for three nights during Easter.
Frank Plessinger, Needmore, had the misfortune to break his arm at school.
Lloyd Swain of Needmore was given a 20-year merit award for 24 years of accident free driving with the Yankee Lines Inc. of Akron, Ohio.
The John Wink family of Needmore has been visiting with the Harry Clopper family until their farm is sold, after which they will move their large trailer to house their family in Florida.
Herbert Ward Jr., Warfordsburg, and Joan Trail were married April 23 at the Methodist parsonage in Hancock by Rev. Lloyd Hager.
Army Pfc. Harold J. Fox, whose wife, Helen, lives in Warfordsburg, was one of 8,000 American soldiers who planted trees on Arbor Day in Korea.
Robert Kylor of Burn Cabins has re-enlisted in the Navy.
Sideling Hill was afire last week due to dry leaves and high winds.
Deaths: Lawrence Guillard of Hagerstown, formerly of Wells Tannery; Mrs. Nicholas I. Finniff, Chambersburg, formerly of Fulton County; Mrs. T.C. McDowell of Mercersburg.
Announcement is made of the opening of the Tuscarora Riding Stables on Route 522, 2 1/2 miles north of McConnellsburg. 60 Years Ago
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Of April 27, 1950
'50 Mrs. Mary Rinedollar will quietly observe her 94th birthday this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R.C. Paylor.
Births: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bergstresser of McConnellsburg on April 18; a son to Mr. and Mrs. William Augustine of Burnt Cabins on April 21.
The directors of the Fulton Artificial Breeding Corporation have approved Walter Knowles Jr. of Fort Littleton as assistant technician, and he will go to State College on May 15 to receive instruction. He will assist Wallace Mellott of Harrisonville.
Announcement has been made of the engagement of Roena Decker to Charles Crist of Tamaqua.
One of the early landmarks of McConnellsburg is now being torn down to make way for a modern service station. The R&G Motor Co. is razing the old Hanks building, better known as the Wagner porperty, on Lincoln Way East.
Announcement has been made of the engagement of Roenia Jane McCoy to George Steffee Anderton.
Death: David Rufus Horton of McConnellsburg; Joseph Lanehart of near Warfordsburg.
70 Years Ago
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Of April 25, 1940
'40 Deaths: James Archie Carbaugh of Cito; Mrs. Joseph M. Pittman of Harrisburg; Edward H. Sipes of Florida; Ellwood Lanehart of near Sylvan; Daniel W.C. Cunningham of Nashville, Tenn.; David Gladfelter of Waterfall; Mrs. Adaline Walker of Fannettsburg.
Jacob H. Everets, 26, of Ayr Township, died Wednesday morning of shock, hemorrhage and severe injuries which he suffered while working at the stone quarry at Big Cove Tannery, operated by H.B. Mellott of Mc- Connellsburg. Everets, a laborer at the quarry, was caught in the machinery by a conveyor belt at about 11:00 a.m. Tuesday. The entire lower part of his body was crushed and mangled. Fellow workmen freed Everets from the machinery by cutting the conveyor belt.
Future Farmers of Taylor Township held their first annual banquet in honor of their fathers, the farmers' evening class and friends at Hustontown High School last Friday evening. Forty persons were present and enjoyed a dinner which was prepared by the home economics class, under the direction of Miss Branthaver.
With less than 40 percent of the county's voters participating in Tuesday's primary election, Republicans reinstated Walter R. Sloan, who was unopposed for representative in the Gneral Assembly. In the Democratic race for the same nomination, Lewis Harris defeated Herman Clevenger by 480 votes. Republicans named L.H. Wible as their member of the state committee, while Fred Mellott nosed out by Glenn Yonker for Democratic state committeeman by 23 votes.
Fulton countians admitted to Everett Hospital during the past week included Dale Black of Waterfall for rib resection; John Keebaugh of Needmore for treatment of a fractured skull, fractures of ribs, fractures of the humorous, left radius and ulna and multiple fractures of pelvis and left femure; Samuel Keebaugh of Needmore for treatment of fractured skull and fractured leg. Treated at the dispensary were Ulysses Mellott of Big Cove Tannery for contusions and sprain of left knee; Lamont Stunkard of Wells Tannery for puncture wound of left foot; Raymond Stevens of Hustontown, for lacerated forehead and contusions of left shoulder.
Fulton County farmers last year received $42,958 in Agriculture Adjustment Administration payments.
Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Sylvia Leone Miller to Max Theodore Fraker.
A marriage license has been issued to Lester K. Clippinger and Mary J. Burns of Three Springs.
Donald, young son of Rush Kerlin, received a fractured left arm last week in a fall at his home along the Reservoir Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Harris moved on Wednesday to their new home on South Second Street.
Death: Mrs. Alice Witter Horton of Pittsburgh.
John O. Cunningham and Bessie I. Leonard were married April 7.
80 Years Ago
From The Files Of April 24,
'30 Deaths: Mrs. Levina Brown Grove of Clear Ridge; Lewis Martin Barnhart of near Knobsville; Miss Gertrude Kendall of Washington, Pa.; Andrew S. Brant of near Hustontown.
Russell Kendall, young farmer residing on the Glazier farm south of town, was badly injured last Saturday. He was pulling felled locust trees with a tractor when one tree turned suddenly and a thick limb struck him. His right arm was broken in two places between the wrist and elbow and his right leg was broken at the ankle. He is now a patient in Chambersburg Hospital.
The Bedford Parent- Teachers Association held a celebration on April 7 in honor of Mrs. Lizzie Bain Lysinger teaching school for 50 consecutive years. She will retire at the end of this term.
Fred D. Lamberson of Hustontown has been reelected to teach in the Duquesne Senior High School for the 1930-31 term.
Charles Black and Margaret Seiders were married on April 22.
Ernest Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Harris, will soon complete the course in watchmaking which he is taking in Lancaster. He plans to engage in the jewelry and watch repair business in Mc- Connellsburg, locating in the building next to The First National Bank.
Treasurer Riley Sipe has reported that the Licking Creek School District received a check for $5,000 last week as special aid from the Council of Education. The amount will not be deducted from any future appropriations.
Born: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Justus Wilson of Center.
The dance at John Hoop's was largely attended Saturday night. Howard Crawford played the violin and Earl Welsh the banjo.
Veteran J.N. Duvall has returned to his home at Wells Tannery after spending the greater part of the winter with his son, William and family on the Shives farm at Mercersburg.
A home owned by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Helsel at Wells Tannery was totally destroyed by fire last Wednesday night. The house was occupied by Albert Edwards and family.
Norman Kellar of Pittsburgh was called home to attend the funeral of his grandfather, Andrew Brant.
Work has started on the relocation of the road over the mountain between Mc- Connellsburg and Mercersburg.


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Monday, 24 February 2014
Competition Time!
6 comments:
- Katrina said...
I've been eyeing up this book since it came out. Awesome price!
- 24 February 2014 at 12:19
- Lubka Christova said...
Pretty cute cape and very needed here in London!
Do you want to follow each other on Bloglovin, dear?
Lu ❤
- 24 February 2014 at 14:29
- Caz said...
Thanks Katrina. You must come to the book launch party on 3rd April, if you are in London? :)
- 25 February 2014 at 16:00
- Caz said...
Hi Lubka, just signed up to Bloglovin and am following you - have not used it before, is it good? Glad you like the cape. Pls share the competition with your followers :)
- 25 February 2014 at 16:06
- Nicci Robertson said...
Super cute cape and the book looks brilliant! I think this is just the combo I need to get me back out on my bike, she's been cooped up in the garden shed too long!! Love the blog!
- 28 February 2014 at 11:47
- Unknown said...
Hi Caz. Congratulations on the book. Just to let you know, Facebook won't let me post the link to the competition as it says it includes a suspicious URL.
- 28 February 2014 at 16:25


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Back of the Box Cooking: 30-Minute Meals : A new time-and money-saving collection of your favorite brand-name recipes! Whether for a family weeknight dinner, a brunch with friends, a potluck supper, or a school bake sale, the recipes in this delectable book incorporate fresh ingredients, trusted family brands, and take less than 30 minutes to prepare! In this companion volume to Back of the Box Cooking, emphasis is on meeting the needs of busy families who still want to bring to the table yummy and healthful foods that everyone in the family will enjoy. With the top-rated recipes from the Web sites and test kitchens of such trusted brands as Campbell's, Birds Eye, Quaker, Cascadian Farm, Newman's Own, Nestle, General Foods, and more, this book offers time-saving tips, a pantry list, and the opportunity to create home-cooked meals every day. Five hundred brand-new recipes include appetizers, main courses, side dishes, and desserts. This essential book for every busy cook ensures less time in the kitchen and more time at the table with family and friends.
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Last night, aside from a few hold-outs, a prevailing consensus formed about the election that won President Barack Obama a second term, and kept the Senate in Democratic control despite unfavorable odds: America's demographics have shifted.
"The white establishment is now the minority," Bill O'Reilly, one of the network's most famous personalities, said earlier this evening. "The demographics are changing: It's not a traditional America anymore." Minutes later, former Gov. Mike Huckabee would slam his own party for failing to reach out to non-white voters. "I think Republicans have done a pathetic job of reaching out to people of color," Huckabee said during an appearance on Fox. "That's something we've got to work on. It's a group of people that frankly should be with us based on the real policy of conservatism."
But the erosion of "traditional" America wasn't simply about fewer white voters, it was also about women, and younger voters, who defied the ever-popular notion that they are politically apathetic. It was also about shifting religious demographics too.
"Romney has been winning in battleground states among white evangelicals, white Catholics, and weekly churchgoers. But it wasn't enough to give him a victory. In Pennsylvania, for example, while Romney won white Catholics and white Protestants, Obama won among Catholics as a whole, the unaffiliated, and non-white voters. […] A recent Pew survey found that there are now equal numbers of white evangelicals and unaffiliated voters, and a Public Religion Research Institute poll found similar results. I noted at the time of the PRRI survey that the bulk of Romney's base was coming from white conservative evangelicals, mainline Protestants, and Catholics, while Obama's 'support comes from a more diverse group: 23% from the unaffiliated, 18% from black Protestants, 15% from white mainline Protestants, 14% from white Catholics, 8% from Latino Catholics, and 7% from non-Christians. Romney draws just 3% of his base from Latino Catholics, 2% from non-Christians, and an unmeasurable portion from black Protestants.'"
Did you catch that? The religiously unaffiliated are about the same size as white evangelicals, the demographic that politicians from both parties have wooed for decades now. During the run-up to the election I noted that both parties need to do a better job in reaching out to the very real pluralism and diversity that is religion in the United States.
"The problem is that both parties have been slow to embrace real pluralism and religious diversity in their one prime-time 3-day infomercial to the American people (and in certain senses, the world). This may not be a problem for this election cycle, but it is increasingly going to be an issue as that slow demographic shift keeps on shifting, and more states start to be evenly divided between Christians on one side, with "nones" and "others" on the other. The "unchurched" (non-Christian) vote is going to be a real thing in the years to come, and we're a frustratingly diverse demographic. Asian-Americans are a key growth point for non-Abrahamic religions across the country, while a whopping 12% of state residents are adherents of a New Age, Pagan, or esoteric faiths in Colorado, with another 20% fitting into the "none" category. These are growing populations that can't be ignored forever."
The unaffiliated were a big chunk of Obama's religious support, and a whopping 70% of "nones" and 74% of "others" (which would include us Pagans) voted for the President last night. For all the analysis focused on race or gender last night, it's also disastrous for any candidate to so completely alienate non-Christian voters (it should be noted that Obama also garnered nearly 70% of the Jewish vote as well, despite efforts to undermine that support). The more pluralistic and religiously diverse American becomes, the harder it will be to ignore non-Christian voices.
Sifting through the results from last night you can start to see the realignments. Hawaii sends the first Buddhist, Mazie Hirono, to the US Senate, and the first Hindu, Tulsi Gabbard, to the House.
"Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI), a practicing Hindu of the Vaishnava tradition, campaigned on her experience as a former Honolulu City Councilwoman and Iraq war veteran. Her landslide win was expected after she became the Democratic party's candidate following a primary victory in the state's second district in July. She replaces Mazie Hirono, a Buddhist, who subsequently won Hawaii's vacant Senate seat. "Gabbard is an incredibly inspiring leader whose political rise is a testament to the greatest ideals of American pluralism," said Aseem Shukla, co-founder and Board member of HAF." – Hindu American Foundation (HAF)
Meanwhile, New York's 6th Congressional District was handily won by Democrat Grace Meng, beating out Dan Halloran, a conservative Republican, Tea Party politician, and Heathen. While Halloran, himself a non-Christian, didn't have an issue reaching out to non-Christians per se, he had an uphill demographic climb in the Democratic-leaning district, one where Asian Americans are increasingly seen as vital if you want to win (a demographic that accounts for much of the growth in non-Christian faiths in America). Meng becomes the first Asian-American to be elected to Congress from New York. The Halloran-Meng face-off itself is something of a harbinger of the future, where racial and religious minorities are a given in both parties, with both vying for votes in an ever-diverse electorate.
Last night was also a historic night for same-sex marriage rights. Maine and Maryland both legalized same-sex marriage by popular vote, reversing an ongoing electoral trend that favored social conservatives. Now, this morning, it looks like Washington will join them, a race decided by the religiously unaffiliated majority in that state.
"When I wrote my initial piece, I asserted that "if Cascadian nones are truly the New Age, nature religion, do-it-yourselfers that researchers assert, then this could be a preview for what a truly post-Christian pluralistic political struggle will look like." So, with the clock ticking down on the November elections, where do we stand on this ballot initiative that would potentially stop gay marriage in Washington state? A September 10th poll says that 56% of Washington voters support upholding legal same-sex marriage in their state, while only 38% favor eliminating equal marriage rights, 6% are undecided. This is remarkable data, even in a traditionally "liberal" state like Washington, as voter referendums on same-sex marriage have always favored limiting legal marriage rights to opposite sex couples."
In that piece from September I said that: "it's Washington that I'm most interested in because of the trends that point to the "nones" in the Pacific Northwest being more like "us" Pagans in inclination and spiritual orientation. If you want tea leaves to read over what a "Pagan" vote might look like, this might be our chance to witness it in action." If you also factor in the vote to legalize marijuana, and the general "blue" trends in that state, I think my analysis holds up.
The good news didn't end there. Minnesota also rejected a constitutional amendment that would have banned gay marriage, a ballot strategy that has always worked for anti-gay groups in the past. For the many Pagans who affirm and bless same-sex unions this is a big step torward ending the hegemony of Christian morality dominating the conversation on issues like this.
There are many other instances I can pull up here, Colorado going blue (and legalizing pot), the influx of women senators, the overreach of social (Christian) conservatives, but I'll simply end with this point: I think we're going to see a lot more elections that look like this one. That doesn't mean that Democrats automatically win all the time, or that Republicans are always doomed to lose, just that the playing field will never again be like it was in the 1980s or 1990s. The slowly shifting demographics have started to turn a corner, and savvy politicians, no matter what their political orientation, will adapt to these emerging realities. Yes, that means reaching out to racial minorities, and women, and younger voters, but it also means reaching out to the "nones" and the religious "others" instead of banking everything on the evangelical Christian vote (or the Catholic vote for that matter).
Welcome to the beginning of the post-Christian American future.


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April 8, 2005
CAMBRIDGE, MASS. - The MIT softball team's losing skid continued with a pair of losses to NEWMAC foe Worcester Polytechnic Institute on Friday. WPI took the first game of the doubleheader, 5-0. In the second game, WPI scored three runs with two outs in the top of the seventh inning for a 5-2 victory.
In the opening game, WPI (14-6-1, 3-3 NEWMAC) posted two runs in the first inning. A two-out walk by Meghan Kelly was followed by Nicole DeCampo reaching on an error. Brianna Daugherty was hit by a pitch, which loaded the bases. Shannon O'Connell hit a single, scoring DeCampo and Kelly.
The game remained scoreless until the top of the sixth when WPI tacked on three more runs. Kelly Head reached on a single and then stole second. After Amanda Solomon was hit by a pitch, Kristen Gervais singled to left field, scoring Head. Both base runners advanced one spot after a passed ball. Kelly loaded the bases by earning her second walk of the game. DeCampo knocked a single to left center, bringing home Gervais and Solomon.
On the mound, Kelly earned the win for WPI, as she struck out five and allowed four hits. MIT's pitching staff entered the game tied for the Institute record for strikeouts in a season (112), which was set last year. Leah Bogsted fanned nine batters, helping her squad surpass this mark.
In the second game, MIT's Amanda Jason led off with a single to center field. Amanda Poteet singled, but Jason was thrown out at third as she tried to advance from second. Cheryl Texin doubled to left center, scoring Poteet. MIT (4-14, 0-8 NEWMAC) extended its lead to 2-0 in the third inning. Jason singled to left center and Poteet reached on a fielder's choice. Texin blasted a triple to center field, which once again brought Poteet home.
MIT maintained its lead until the top of the fifth, when WPI scored a pair of runs with two outs. Lesley Bright singled up the middle and Head was walked. Solomon singled to centerfield, loading the bases. Gervais hit a two-RBI single up the middle to tie the game. In the bottom half of the inning, WPI made a pitching change, bringing in Kelly to replace Jennifer Parker. The move proved to be effective as Kelly struck out five and allowed one walk in three innings.
WPI's Head started the two-out game-winning rally with a single. She stole second and then advanced to third on a wild pitch. Solomon reached on an error in center field and moved to second. Gervais hit a single which cleared the bases. Kelly helped her cause with a RBI-double.
Parker pitched four innings and allowed six hits. Bogsted recorded her second loss of the day, as she totaled eight strikeouts and eight hits. Offensively, Gervais led the way for WPI as she hit 3-for-4 with four RBI. For MIT, Texin and Jason each finished 2-for-3, with Texin recording two RBI.
The next game for MIT will be on Saturday, April 9 when it travels to NEWMAC foe U.S. Coast Guard Academy.


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Acne Studios
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- Viscose blend in a close stretch weave
- Ribbed crew neck
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- Model wears size medium
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