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Coming Events...
Chicken Barbecue, Friday, Oct. 18 from 10:30 a.m. until gone at the traffic light in Dushore. Everyone welcome. Proceeds benefit local activities. Sponsored by Knights of Columbus, Dushore, Wyalusing and Mildred Council 12406. S41- 2p/R41-2p
Basket Raffles
Stevensville Community Club Basket Raffle is planned for Nov. 14, 15 and 16. (Details later.) Friends, neighbors, club members are invited to create a basket with an irresistible theme for the show. Bring your creations to the hall by Nov. 12 or 13, between noon and 3 p.m. Call Jean, 570-746-3188 or Harriet, 746-3523 with questions.
Benefit for the Lane/Anderson family, which the mother and two children were in car accident will be held on Oct. 26 from 1 to ? at the Black Walnut American Legion, Laceyville. Food, music, raffle, bake sale, ticket drawings, silent auction. Drawings at 5 p.m. For information, call Lori 570-250-0872 or email@example.com. S38-6p/R38- 6p
Monthly Breakfast at the Herrickville Fire Hall, Sunday, Oct. 27, 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. All you can eat: pancakes, French toast, ham, sausage, eggs, home fries, sausage gravy and biscuits, coffee, orange juice, real maple syrup and sugar-free syrup. Adults, $7; children to 12 years, $3; preschool, free. Benefit: Herrick Twp. Vol. Fire Co. - Dept. 4.
Christmas Events
Get a Head Start on your Christmas shopping on Sunday, Oct. 20 from noon to 3:30 p.m. at the Towanda American Legion Banquet Room, 912 S. Main St. Door prizes, cash and carry items.
On Saturday, Nov. 2, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. the Springville Area Women's Club will sponsor its annual Christmas Bazaar. With over 130 vendors, and a handcrafted quilt display. The Christmas Bazaar is held at the Elk Lake school. For more information, call 570-278-3365.
The Redeemed, a country gospel trio will be singing in concert at the Evergreen Christian Church, just outside of New Albany on Sunday, Oct. 27 at 2 p.m. All are welcome.
Craft Bazaars
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish Holiday Bazaar, "The Biggest Little Bazaar in the Area," on Sunday, Nov. 3, 10 to 4 at St. Mary's Hall in Wyalusing. Chicken and biscuit lunch. Hot dogs. Turkey raffle, pick a gift raffle, bake sale. Tables are available for vendors, call Dennis at 570-746-1006 if interested.
Laceyville's Oldest House Annual Fancy Fair on Friday, Oct. 19, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday, Oct. 20, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Soup and sandwich lunch served. Art gallery, handcrafted goods, attic antiques, stitchery niche, collectible corner, jelly cupboard, Christmas trimmings, dried plants and flowers. Tours during sale time.
Tunkhannock Jr. Women's Club will sponsor the 27th Annual Fall Fest Arts and Crafts Show on Saturday, Oct. 26. The event will be held at the Tunkhannock High School on 135 Tiger Drive from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission is $1 and children under 12 are free. Over 100 artisans and crafters are expected. Delicious, homemade lunch and dessert options will be available for purchase in the school's cafeteria. All proceeds benefit local charities and community programs.
Round and Square Dance will be held at the Wysox Fire Hall, Saturday, Oct. 19, 7 until 11 p.m. Music by Sara. Refreshments available. Benefit Wysox Fire Company.
WVVFD Appreciation Dinner, Saturday, Nov. 2 at the Wyalusing fire hall. Happy hour: 6 - 7 p.m., dinner, 7 p.m. An awards ceremony will follow.
This dinner is held for the volunteers who helped during the Wyalusing Firemen's annual celebration. Reservations are required. Please call 570-746- 4904 and leave a message of who and how many will be attending.
Free soup suppers are back at Hollenback United Methodist Church. They will be held on Nov. 13 and Dec. 11. The suppers will be from 5 to 6 p.m. with a Bible Study from 4:30 until 5. All welcome.
Wyalusing's Relay for Life will hold their annual kick off event on Tuesday, Nov. 12 at the Wyalusing fire hall. A spaghetti dinner will be served, 6 p.m. until 7 p.m.; Adults-$5, school age - $3; Preschool are free. The community is welcome to attend.
Roast Beef Dinner on Saturday, Oct. 26, starting at 4 p.m. at the Mehoopany United Methodist Church. Menu consists of roast beef, "smashed red potatoes," gravy, Harvard beets, peas, three bean salad, bread, homemade pies and desserts. Take-outs available.
The WVHS Class of 1951 will meet for lunch on Friday, Oct. 18 at noon at Mark's Valley View in Laceyville.
Annual Harvest Dinner on Saturday, Nov. 2 at Spring Hill Community Hall, 4 p.m. to ? Turkey with all the trimmings. Adults, $8; students, $4; preschool, free.
Singing in the Barn, Sears' Melody Mountain, 487 Tiffany Road, Kingsley on Oct. 19 at 6 p.m. Call 570-289-4172 for more information.
Magic of Bill Dickson at the Dietrich Theatre in downtown Tunkhannock on Saturday, Oct. 19, 11 a.m. for all ages. Free Admission. Tickets are available by calling 570-996-1500 or at the door while they last.
Stamp Exhibit and Bourse - Oct. 18 and 19 at the American Legion Post, 45 S. Olcott Rd., Big Flats, NY (just off I-86, Exit 49). Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Exhibits, 10-15 area stamp dealers. U.S. Post Office, Pictorial Cancel and show cachet. Junior activities. Sponsored by the Elmira Stamp Club. Free admission and parking.
For Your Information
Fall has come again, so has the Candy Corn Contest at the Monroeton Public Library. Guess the correct number in the pumpkin and win a $50 gift card from Kmart. Tickets are 50¢ each or 3 for $1.
The LeRaysville Minstrel practices will be held on Thursdays at 7 p.m. at the Community Social Hall. Shows will be Nov. 8, 9, 15 and 16 at 7 p.m. Please note time change. All are welcome. Chorus members needed.
Salt Springs State Park Happenings: Oct. 19, Full Moon Hike, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.; Nov. 2, Movie Night, 7 p.m.; Game On, Nov. 8, 7 to 8:30 p.m. For more information, email Debra Adleman firstname.lastname@example.com.
Apple Butter Day at Mt. Pisgah on Saturday, Oct. 19 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more information, call 570-297-2734 or email email@example.com.
Halloween Events
Trick or Treat Night - in Laceyville will be held on Thursday, Oct. 31 from 6 to 8 p.m.
The Towanda Fire Department's annual Halloween Parade will be held on Saturday, Oct. 26. Line-up at 6 p.m. and start time at 7 on Main Street, Towanda. Anyone wanting to register a float can call 570-265- 2222. Deadline is Oct. 23. All dignitaries, area fire and EMS personnel are invited. ATV's, motorcycles and bicycles are to be with a float or group. Kids and costumed marchers need not be pre-registered. As always, throwing candy from floats, cars and trucks is prohibited.
Meshoppen Holiday Fund Halloween Parade on Friday, Oct. 25. Registration starting at 5 p.m., parade at 7 at Meshoppen Ball Park. Three age groups. Pumpkin carving decorating. Judging three age groups. Scarecrow judging, three age groups. Fun, prizes, refreshments.
Halloween party, Oct. 26 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Hollenback U.M. Church. Children under 13 in costume. Come for an afternoon of fun, candy, games, prizes and fellowship.
Halloween party, Saturday, Oct. 19, 5 to 7 p.m. at the Mehoopany United Methodist Church.
Laceyville's Annual Scarecrow Contest starting Oct. 5. Laceyville area businesses, organizations and residents are encouraged to decorate lamp posts with a scarecrow. Contact Carmen at Eb's Market for further information. Sponsored by Laceyville Business Assoc.
Wyalusing Lions, Lioness and Leo Clubs will have a Halloween party at the Wyalusing Fire Hall on Sunday, Oct. 27 from 12:30 to 2 p.m. The Leo Club will have activities starting at 12:30. Judging of costumes at 1:15 sharp.
Wyalusing Borough's official trick or treat day will be held on Sunday, Oct. 27 from 2 to 4 p.m. Turn porch light on if you wish to welcome trick or treaters.
New Albany will be having Trick or Treating on Oct. 27 from 4 to 6 p.m. The New Albany Children's Fund will host costume judging immediately afterwards at the New Albany Social Hall with prizes and refreshments.
Pumpkin Trail, Oct. 19, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tour various shops in Silvara and the Auburns. Come enjoy the Fall foliage and follow the pumpkins on Route 367 to visit our local and unique businesses free. Raffle will be held at each shop. Participants: Silvara Valley Farm, Cathy's Antiques, Bendolynn Woods Alpacas, Sible and Sons Bait and Tackle, Jayne's Orchards, Chaos Acres and 4 Seasons Farm Market (free hayrides 10 and 2).
Wysox EMS Kids' Halloween party at the EMS Building, Wysox on Oct. 27 from 2 to 4 p.m.
The Stevensville Community Halloween party, set for Friday, Oct. 25. Doors open at 6 p.m. Look for games to play, pumpkins to paint, scary stories to hear and back by popular demand, the Mad Scientist's laboratory.
Wysox EMS Haunted House, Old Creamery Bldg., Rt. 187, Wysox on Oct. 18, 19, 25, 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 26 after Towanda parade from 8 to 11 p.m.
Meeting Notices
S.O.S. Al-Anon — Family Group will meet on Fridays at 7 p.m. at St. John's Lutheran Church, Hopkins Street, Sayre.
Recovery House Meetings — AA Group of Towanda meets Mon.-Fri., noon; Mon., Thurs., Fri., Sat., 8 p.m., Sun., 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. NA meetings are held Tuesdays at 7 p.m. Speaker meeting every first Sunday, 8 p.m. All meetings at 205 Main St., Towanda (please use rear, lower entrance).
Compassionate Friends — of the Endless Mountains will hold their meetings on the second Tuesday of every month at 7 p.m. in the Endless Health Community Center, Montrose. TCF is open to all families who have lost a child from any cause at any age. There are no membership dues or fees of any kind. For more information, call 965-0901 (evenings) or 278- 1658 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Al-Anon meetings in Tunkhannock: Endless Serenity Al-Anon Family Group on Monday, 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, 7 p.m., Saturday, noon. All meetings are held at the Tunkhannock UM Church Education Bldg., second floor.
Diabetes Support Group - meeting the first Thursday of every month at the Guthrie Clinic office in Towanda beginning at 5:30 p.m. There is no charge and all diabetics and family members are welcome. For more information, call Dawn at Guthrie Clinic at 570- 265-6165 during regular business hours.
TOPS PA #1134 — Laceyville, meets each Tuesday evening at the Braintrim Baptist Church in Laceyville. Weigh-ins from 5:15 to 6 p.m., meeting from 6-7 p.m. For more information, call 965-2493 or 869-1834. Toll-free 1- 800-932-8677.
AA Meeting — Wednesdays at 8 p.m. in the basement of the Wyalusing Presbyterian Church. Open meeting, nonsmoking.
MOPS — Mothers of Preschoolers meet every first and third Wed. of the month from 9 to 11 a.m., September through May. Meetings are held at the First Presbyterian Church, 5 Court St., Towanda. All mothers of preschoolers are welcome. Child care is provided for children, ages infant through five years old. For more information, contact the church at 570-265-5575.
Towanda-Wysox Kiwanis Club meets every second and fourth Wednesday of each month at the Weigh Station Café at 7:30 a.m. in Towanda. They find ways to help the children in the community. Contact Eileen Sheets at 570-265-2350 for more information.
Addictions to Victory. Faithbased support for addictions. Program will be held the first and third Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. at New Generation Church, Milan, 570-888- 1967.
The Wyalusing Masonic Lodge No. 618 meets at 7:30 p.m. on the third Monday of each month at the Lodge Hall, 158 Church St., Wyalusing. For more information, call 570-721- 0008.
AA meeting, Friday evenings at 8 p.m. at the Standing Stone Vesper Church spiritual building, River Road, Standing Stone Township. Open meeting, nonsmoking.
Grief Support Group: Jan.- Dec. 2013. A bereavement support group meets monthly, the last Tuesday of each month from 3 to 4:30 p.m. This group is open to those who have experienced loss and is facilitated by Trudy Ventello, LSW, a social worker with Memorial Hospital's Hospice program. The meetings are located in the library in the lower level of Memorial Hospital in Towanda. Any questions, call 570-268-2233.
MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) group meets the second and fourth Tuesdays at 9:30 a.m. in St. Peter's Church, Tunkhannock. For more information, visit www.mops.org or www.stpetestunkhannock.org. Call 570-836- 2233.
Endless Mountains Railroad Club will meet Saturday, Oct. 26 at 6 p.m. at the club building, 7837 Route 29, Dimock. Visitors and new members welcome. All club members available for a work session, should meet at 4 p.m. to load up modules for show at Radisson on Sunday the 27th in Scranton. For more information, see the website at http://emmrrc.wix.com/trains.
Laddsburg Cemetery Association will meet on Sunday, Oct. 20 at 2 p.m. at the Gary Miller home in New Albany. For more information, call 570-363-2841.
The next AARP meeting will be held on on Tuesday, Nov. 12. Executive meeting at 1:15 p.m. and regular meeting at 1:45. The meetings are held at the Wysox EMS Building, Rt. 187S, across the railroad tracks. Any questions, contact Secretary Merna Colwell, 570-833-2567.
Caregivers' Support Group sponsored by the Law Office of Leslie Wizelman and the B/S/S/T Area Agency on Aging meets at noon the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at the Library at Memorial Hospital Personal Care Home in Towanda. Anyone taking care of a family member or loved one, be it at home or as a resident of a long term care facility welcome. For information, call Donna Benjamin at the Law Office of Leslie Wizelman, 570- 746-3844 or Carol Dieffenbach at Area Agency on Aging, 570-265- 6121. The next meeting will be on Tuesday, Oct. 22.
The Wyalusing Musical Society will meet on Tuesday, Oct. 22 at 7:30 p.m. at the Wyalusing Presbyterian Church. Hostesses are Sue Waterhouse and Nancy Wilson.
The Tunkhannock Junior Women's Club will hold a general meeting on Oct. 22 at Perkins in Tunkhannock at 7 p.m. (6 p.m. for optional social dinner). All women 18 years and older are welcome. Visit the club on facebook at tjwc.tripod.com for more information.
Penny Socials
Penny Social on Friday, Oct. 25. Doors open at 6 p.m. at the LeRaysville Community Hall. Drawing at 7:30. Door prizes, bake sale, food baskets, 50/50 drawing. Refreshments for sale. Complimentary cookies and drink after social. Benefit LeRaysville Order of the Eastern Star #498.
Rome OES Chapter #26 Penny Social, Saturday, Oct. 19 at the Rome Presbyterian Church Educational Building. Doors open at 6 p.m. Food for sale also. R42p
Lucky X Shoots at the Wyalusing American Legion Post 534 on Oct. 27 at noon.
RTL meeting on Oct. 20 at Laceyville Fire Hall at 6:30 p.m. New ideas, parent information, concerns and goals for the 2014 season will be discussed. Meeting is open to the public.
Vendors Wanted
Vendors Needed. Festival of Crafts, Laceyville Fire Hall, Dec. 7. Call or email Melissa Kunkle, 570-240-1411 or Kunkle_ email@example.com.
The next free training workshop in the Non-profit training series will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 12 from 9 to 12 at the Keystone Theatre in Towanda. Vendors of any shape and size are invited and set up a table. Interested in signing up, contact Kerri Strauss of United Way, 570-247-5569 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Veterans' Day Services
Wyalusing American Legion Post 534 is hosting a Veterans' Day dinner on Saturday, Nov 9 at 6 p.m. Social hour is 5 p.m. Reservations can be made by calling the post home at 570-746- 1772 by Nov. 4.
Northern Tier Hardwood Assoc. will hold a seminar on establishing Golden-wing Warbler Habitat. Oct. 26, 2013, 8 a.m. – 3 p.m. at the Wayne Conservation District office, 648 Park St., Honesdale, PA. Free event. Space is limited so please register early. This event qualifies for SFI continuing education credit. Lunch provided. To registration write to: NTHA, 200 Lake Road, Suite C, Towanda, PA 18848. For questions, please contact Connie Ridall at 570-240-1436;or email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Penn State Extension will hold a workshop, How to Interpret Water Test Results on Wednesday, Oct. 23 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. It will be held at St. Francis of Assisi Hall on SR 487, Mildred. Pre-registration required by Oct. 21 by calling 855-394-7534.
Introduction to Government Contracting workshop on Oct. 29, 9 to 11 a.m. at the NTRPDC Office, 312 Main St., Towanda. To register, contact Laurie Lentz at the following: firstname.lastname@example.com. Call 570-265-1538.
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Obituary: Michael James Bevins
August 30, 2012
In loving memory of my son Michael James Bevins (Miketallica). Born Nov 30, 1976. Passed away, Aug. 22, 2012.
My son loved playing his music, snowboarding, going to metal concerts, hiking through the woods around Tahoe. Michael loved life.
He went to school in Kings Beach his whole life and loved living at the beautiful lake he'd affectionately call the puddle.
He was preceded in death by his father: Joe Montano (12-2011) of Truckee, Calif. Grandmother's Carol Clarke (1975) and Connie Clarke (2007) of Truckee, Calif.
He is survived by his mother Dee Bevins of Kings Beach, Calif., Grandfather Foster Clarke of Truckee, Uncle Jim Bevins and Toni, Uncle Mike, Uncle Darryel and Aunt Stella Higginbotham. Aunt Maria Montano-Thurman of Oklahoma, Aunt (Livie) Mary Allan of Oklahoma, Sister Bernie Ridgeway of Marysville, Calif. Sister Josie Elstrom of Montana. Cousins: Josh, Nick, Amanda and Randy, Teddy, Daniel, Tara, Arielle and Kevin, and Austin, plus many more relatives.

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Barnard College expressly prohibits hazing by any member of the Barnard College community or any visitor in or on College property. Hazing is defined as any reckless or intentional act which endangers the mental or physical health or safety of a student, for the purpose of initiation, admission into, affiliation with, or as a condition for continued membership in, a group or organization. This may include the destruction or removal of public or private property, or any act that a reasonable person would find demeaning, uncomfortable, embarrassing, humiliating or ridiculing. The express or implied consent of participants will not be an excuse. Apathy or acquiescence in the presence of hazing are not neutral acts; they are violations of this policy.
Any individual found to have participated in any act of hazing may be subject to immediate ejection from the College campus and property. In addition, any member of the Barnard community who is found to have engaged in any act of hazing may be subject to discipline, with sanctions up to and including expulsion.
Any organization which is found to have authorized an act of hazing may be subject to rescission of permission for that organization to operate on Barnard property and to receive financial support from the College.
The penalties described herein are in addition to any criminal or civil law to which a violator or violating organization may be subject.
All members of the Barnard College community are encouraged to report any incidents of hazing by contacting the Offices of the Dean of the College, Residential Life, or Public Safety. Visit the web for more Columbia Unviersity Hazing Prevention information. Barnard College does not recognize any off-campus student organization.


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Fairfield forecast: Warm, damp day
Scattered showers and patchy fog across southwestern Connecticut are expected to clear early this morning, but skies are expected to remain mostly cloudy for the rest of the day.
The daytime high temperature is expected to rise to nearly 60 degrees, with a light and variable wind, becoming south 5 to 9 mph, according to the National Weather Service. Chance of precipitation is 20 percent.
Tonight, cloudy skies prevail and showers are likely late and early tomorrow, as the temperature dips to a low of about 50 degrees. Chance of precipitation is 70 percent.
Tomorrow, there is a chance of showers, mainly before 10 a.m., as well as patchy fog. Skies will remain cloudy through mid-morning, then gradual clearing, with a high temperature in the mid-50s. Chance of precipitation is 30 percent.
Tomorrow night should be mostly clear, with a low temperature in the mid-30s.
Thursday will be sunny but colder, with a high temperature of about 40 degrees. Nighttime will be mostly clear, with a low temperature in the upper-20s.
Friday will be mostly sunny, with a high temperature in the mid-40s. There is a chance of rain Friday night, with a low temperature in the mid-30s. Chance of precipitation is 30 percent.
The outlook for Saturday, according to the weather service, is cloudy and temperatures in the upper-40s.


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Staples, Ridgefield set to collide in FCIAC volleyball final
The Staples and Ridgefield boys volleyball teams have been on a collision course since the Tigers handed the Wreckers their only loss in their season opener April 11.
The two teams have just one loss between them since, and the rematch in the FCIAC championship game was officially set Wednesday as each prevailed in the semifinals. Staples defeated Darien 3-1 (25-18, 25-23, 19-25, 25-21) and the Tigers topped New Canaan 3-1 (25-19, 25-18, 22-25, 25-22) at Ludlowe High School in Fairfield, where they will meet Friday for all the marbles.
"Over the past couple of years Ridgefield has been our top competition," Wreckers coach Jon Shepro said. "They've been great a great team and (Tigers coach Lidania) Cibere runs a great program. Ridgefield is a great team and we look forward to facing them again."
The Wreckers (16-1) survived a tough test from the Blue Wave to advance. Staples won the first two games despite falling behind 8-5 in both, but Darien (16-5) senior George Phillips willed Darien back into the match. Phillips (18 kills) had seven kills in the third game as the Blue Wave cruised to a 25-19 win.
"I think every volleyball team rallies and it was their turn for a rally," Shepro said. "They are a really good team and we knew that. I think we made it a little bit easier for them; we hit a couple of balls out and we started to play tight. Once we started relaxing and playing our game, that was the end of it."
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Staples responded in the fourth game by jumping out to a 14-3 lead, but Darien rallied and pulled to within a point at 22-21. The Wreckers called timeout and senior Lucas Grevers responded with a pair of kills before Darien made an error sealed the match.
"That's our offense, it runs around Lucas," Shepro said. "When we can set up the middle for Lucas it makes us a different team. When teams key on Lucas it opens things up for the outside (hitters)."
Ridgefield's win over the Rams wasn't easy, either. The Rams remained competitive in the first two games before faltering in the latter halves. The teams were tied at 13 in the each before the Tigers (19-1) found their groove and pulled away in each set.
The tone of the match changed in the third set as the Rams gained confidence. New Canaan, making its FCIAC playoff debut, made things interesting down the stretch.
"I'm proud of (my players) 100 percent because they gave all the effort they had," New Canaan coach Katie Bakes said. "They came in here knowing they had nothing to lose. They gave it all and that's all I could ask of them. We came here and took a set off Ridgefield, which is off Ridgefield, which is huge for us."
After an emphatic win in the third game, New Canaan (11-6) jumped out to a 9-6 lead in the fourth and continued to put a scare in the Tigers and held an 18-17 lead. Ridgefield finally pulled away late in the set. Griffin Jones led the Tigers with 10 kills, nine blocks and seven digs.
"I think we got a little nervous when the game got closer and we dropped a game," Cibere said. "We got a little rattled; New Canaan rattled us. Thankfully we were able to really pull it together, we did a nice job of finishing the match."
The Tigers will have revenge on their mind in Friday's rematch between two of the top teams in the state. Last season, Staples defeated Ridgefield in the FCIAC final and the Class LL semis.
"To make the finals is an accomplishment in itself," Cibere said. "I'm really excited for the kids to be there again. Obviously last year we lost so we want to avenge that loss."
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FCIAC boys volleyball semifinals
Staples 3, Darien 1
Records: Darien 16-5, 14-3 FCIAC; Staples 16-1, 16-1. Highlights: D--George Phillips had 18 kills, four aces, one block and 11 service points. Todd Herget had 10 kills. Tim Herget had 29 assists. S--Lucas Grevers had 12 kills and one block. Ian Grimes had 14 kills and two digs. Andrew Mariott had 43 assists.
Ridgefield 3, New Canaan 1
Records: New Canaan 11-6, 11-6 FCIAC; Ridgefield 18-1, 16-1. Highlights: R--Griffin Jones had 10 kills, nine blocks seven digs and eight aces. Karl Liapunov had 18 kills and 10 digs.


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Santa Cruz De La Sierra Travel Guide
Santa Cruz de la Sierra © Patrick Furlong
Commonly known as just Santa Cruz, the largest city in Bolivia was founded in 1560 by Spanish conquistador Ñuflo de Chávez. In contrast to many other cities in Bolivia, Santa Cruz is a mere 1,365 feet (416m) above sea level and enjoys a tropical feel that makes it an ideal break from the often harsh conditions of the Bolivian Andes. Many travellers visit Santa Cruz only as a transit destination, as flights to Bolivia have an easier time landing at Santa Cruz than navigating the mountains around La Paz. Santa Cruz is a fascinating travel destination in its own right, however, and worth at least a day or two of exploration.
A traditionally wealthy city, its fortunes built on railroads and oil refining, downtown Santa Cruz is a pretty area with many shops, restaurants and museums. Strolling through town is a great way to take in the beautiful colonial architecture, especially the numerous churches, and both locals and tourists take advantage of the idyllic climate to gather in the Plaza 24 de Septiembre to play chess, feed the pigeons, or sip a glass of wine at an outdoor cafe.
The city is known as the fashion capital of Bolivia, and locally made clothing is a popular Santa Cruz souvenir. The city's cosmopolitan ambience extends to art galleries, museums, discos and restaurants, which offer the widest selection in Bolivia.
The convenience and comfort of Santa Cruz makes it an ideal base to explore some of the most popular attractions in Bolivia, including Park Amboro, and the historical Jesuit missions. There are also daily flights to La Paz, and buses available to numerous other destinations.
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Jesse Schaefer
Class of 2012
Major/Minor: Sociology
Undergraduate Highlights
- Majors: Sociology and Human Development (non-certification)
- Member of Omicron Delta Kappa
- Pi Lambda Theta
- Alpha Kappa Delta
- Presidential Fellows
- Equestrian team
- Vice President of the Equestrian Club
- Writing Center Tutor
- Co-chair: Service Council
- Douglass Cater Society of Junior Fellows
- IM soccer
- IM floor hockey
- Presidential Fellow
- President of the Cater Society of Junior Fellows
On Being A Peer Mentor
To new students, Washington College is a massive locomotive, speeding down the tracks towards the station where they stand aghast on the platform. As the train nears, it slows just slightly, and the people on the train yell, "Come on, hop aboard!" The students stand bleary eyed and motionless, vision clouded from the locomotive's exhaust. And now imagine that if this locomotive is Washington College, the Peer Mentors are the passengers on the train that extend a hand out to these bewildered souls and say, "Grab my hand, I'll help you up."
There's no doubt about it, beginning college is daunting, intimidating, perhaps, at times even nauseating. After all, Washington College is a long standing and well-respected institution, a formidable locomotive speeding down the tracks of academia and a new student is only one individual being asked to integrate themselves into a completely foreign community, to "hop aboard." By extending their hand, Peer Mentors ensure that everyone boards the train. Not only do we guide orientation, but we try to build lasting relationships with each of our mentees that extend beyond the first weeks of school. In these relationships, we try to embody the values of Washington College in our actions, thus leading by example.
To build these relationships we strive to be approachable, friendly, responsible, and reliable individuals. These relationships are instrumental in allowing us to monitor the students' progress. We want to ensure our mentees are well-adjusted to their new role as college students. In order to facilitate this adjustment, we provide information about Washington College services, encourage students to get involved on campus, and help students connect with their professors and excel in their classes. Although our biggest role is to extend a hand initially, we don't abandon our mentees after simply helping them aboard. We also accompany them to their seat, make sure they are comfortable, and introduce them to fellow passengers. Now that they are aboard, all that is left for them to do is to select their next stop.
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A vision for social reform has shaped Jesse Schaefer's hobbies, activities and career plans, and she had the opportunity to evaluate and strengthen that interest during an exciting summer internship opportunity she learned about through the Student Affairs Office. Jesse is co-chair of the College's Service Council; at the recommendation of Student Development Director Beth Anne Langrell, Jesse applied for a spot in the Fund for American Studies' (TFAS) summer program, The Institute on Philanthropy and Voluntary Service, in Washington, DC.
Her participation in the program included residence at Georgetown University, courses in American studies, and an internship with The Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE). "The big attraction was the professional internship with a nonprofit," Jesse explains. At NFTE, she worked as a program associate, aiding the organization's efforts to provide entrepreneurial education to low-income youth through a "mini-MBA" program. She describes the two-month internship as "very intensive," with work 9-3, evening classes, seminars, speakers and additional programs.
"The internship allowed me to study theory and then put it into practice," says Jesse. "My immersion in the world of a nonprofit helped me to understand the values inherent in philanthropy and how it should be applied."
Jesse's internship with TFAS was supported by a grant from The Douglass Cater Society of Junior Fellows. The Cater Society covered her expenses for housing, books, food and transportation. Back on campus, she is now applying what she learned during her internship to her many campus activities. In addition to her work with the Service Council, Jesse is a student delegate to the Cater Society, and serves as a tutor and peer mentor; she also works in the Writing Center.
"I now have the tools to evaluate service activities and to ask whether what we're doing is effective." She also stresses the value of "local knowledge," a concept introduced to her during the summer program. "This is the idea that those within a situation have a better understanding of it than a third party. We know the issues surrounding our campus, and therefore can best understand how to solve them," she says.
Jesse asserts that her summer experience helped her to clarify her goals for a philanthropically oriented career. "My experience altered my conception and evaluation of philanthropy and, with it, my understanding of the history of the political system in America and subsequent convictions about how and what type of change to pursue in our society."
Hometown? Alloway, NJ
High School? Woodstown High School
Favorite place around Washington College? I love to wander around Chestertown on a warm day and look at all of the beautiful, old homes.
First year experience/advice? Keep in mind that faculty are genuinely interested in your perspective; stay engaged and they may have opportunities to offer you.
Superpower? My chosen superpower would be the ability to recharge my myself without sleep.
Favorite Class at WC? My favorite class at WC so far has been Creative Writing. It was tons of fun, but it also challenged my writing ability and forced me to reach outside of my comfort zone.
Recommended Professor? I recommend Dr. Kelty in the Sociology department. His classes are engaging and challenging and he supports you 100% of the way.
Most Memorable Experience as a First-Year Student? War on the Shore was a unique experience because as a small school, Washington College doesn't typically draw large crowds to athletic events. However, the rivalry between Washington and Salisbury is exhilarating and works to unify the campus. Even if you've never seen a lacrosse game, you will get caught up in the electrifying energy.
If I Could be an Animal? I would love to know how it feels to fly, so I would be a bird.
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I decided to jump in and play with the libraries available in the CL community (i.e. ASDF-installable) to try to stop my procrastination in using CL. So I upgraded to the latest SBCL build for OS X and started looking for GUI libraries; something I personally expect from a programming language/setup before I feel it's practically usable, even though I don't write much GUI software.
Doing so was a bit of a nightmare, at least as a Lisp-newbie. It took maybe 4 hours of effort spread over two days before I found one that would nearly build (lispbuilder-sdl) and was able to coax into working with a couple of hacks. Right after that I tried to asdf-install lispbuilder-sdl-ttf (for playing with fonts) and had to modify its Makefile for OS X and specify a library location in absolute terms.
Before those, I tried and failed to install quite a few libraries - cells, cello, mcclim, poly-pen and a few others.
The ones that didn't turn up a 404 or other basic error with asdf-install required hacking to get them to build, so not one of them worked out of the box. This is pretty discouraging - how do you distribute programs when the users would have to modify Makefiles and asd files etc just to even get your code to build?
Am I just unlucky, and some servers are down (a lot of stuff on cliki gave 404s via asdf-install, and the web-cvs interfaces on common-lisp.net are broken), or is this just a result of half-baked libraries/installation scripts (understandable since not many package maintainers have Macs), or is there something more fundamentally wrong with CL?


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LOS ANGELES – The Metro subway station at Pershing Square was closed today as sheriff's deputies checked an abandoned parcel near it.
Red and Purple line trains were passing through the station without stopping, said Metro spokesman Dave Sotero. Passengers heading to the Pershing station could disembark at the nearby Civic Center stop, or the 7th at Figueroa Streets Station.
The sheriff's office was notified of the possible threat at 5:39 a.m., and a bomb squad was dispatched. The unattended suspicious package was spotted on Hill Street near Sixth Street.


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For information, call the Betty Ehart Senior Center (BESC) at 662-8920, the White Rock Senior Center (WRSC) at 662-8200 and "Day Out" (adult day care, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.) at 661-0081. Reservations must be made by 10 a.m. for daily lunches.
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7 p.m. No ballroom dancing
BESC closed New Year's day
8:30 a.m. RSVP quilters
8:45 a.m. Cardio plus exercise
10:45 a.m. Music with Ruth
11:30 a.m. Lunch: Chicken with noodles
1:15 p.m. Socrates Café
1:30 p.m. Daytime duplicate bridge
8:30 a.m. Walk in the woods (new day, time)
8:45 a.m. Variety training
11:30 a.m. Lunch: Beef stew
1:30 p.m. No tap dancing
2 p.m. Ballroom dancing
6:30 p.m. Chess
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9:15 a.m. Line dancing
11:30 a.m. Lunch: Frito pie
12:30 p.m. Movie: "Wild Hogs," 2007
10 a.m.-2 p.m. BESC Open
10 a.m. Table Tennis
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White Rock Senior Center is open from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Board games, use of weight room and snacks all day, Monday-Friday. Also everyday use of computers with one having Internet connection.
2-3 p.m. Low impact aerobics
10 a.m. Wood Carvers
10 a.m. Bridge lite
10 a.m. Strong women exercise for graduates
1 p.m. Duplicate bridge
2 p.m. Line dancing
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10:3011:15 a.m. Silver sneakers in Activity Building
Noon Tap dancing
1 p.m. Pinochle
1:30 p.m. Zumba gold canceled
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7:05 a.m. Walk from White Rock Baptist Church
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1-2 p.m. Blood pressure check
10:30-11:15 a.m. Silver Sneakers in Activity Building
10 a.m. Investment group
1 p.m. Hookers and stitchers
1 p.m. Spanish speakers
6 p.m. Poker plus
9 a.m. Friday walkers
10 a.m Strong women exercise for graduates
10:30 a.m. Low impact aerobics
1 p.m. Pinochle
4-5 p.m. Zumba Gold in Activity Bldg.
10 a.m.-1 p.m. Game Time: 8 ball, pool, table tennis, dominoes
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Serafin String Quartet has named Lisa Vaupel as its new permanent violinist.
Serafin String Quartet has named Lisa Vaupel as its new permanent violinist.
Vaupel will join current members Kate Ransom, violin; Lawrence Stomberg, cello; Esme Allen-Creighton, viola. Vaupel, winner of the 2010 Delaware Symphony's Albert Beekhuis Award, serves as principal second violin of the Delaware Symphony Orchestra and associate concertmaster of Opera Delaware. She plays regularly with Opera Company of Philadelphia and the Pennsylvania Ballet Orchestra. Vaupel also serves as a teaching artist for the Philadelphia's Orchestra's School Partnership Program and is a faculty member at Goucher College.
The upcoming Serafin String Quartet performances include: 8 p.m. Sept. 7, University of Delaware Music Department Gala, Mitchell Hall at the University of Delaware, 210 S. College Ave., Newark; Noon, Sept. 21, College Concert: Musical Passport-Music of Many Lands, World Cafe Live at the Queen, 500 N. Market St., Wilmington.
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mecodia necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 136 diseños de 25 diseñadores freelance.
We're a group of students, starting our own business in 2011 and are now looking for a fitting and awesome logo. Our company is made up of two former separate organizations, on the one hand the CodingCorsairs ( http://www.codingcorsairs.com ) - a web developement firm - and on the other hand the german project "media-skills 2.0" ( http://www.medienkompetenz20.de ), a media initiative run by students for teaching students.
Our new company is going to be called "mecodia" and will combine the aspects of the former organizations. (Explanation of the word mecodia: It's a mixture of media and code.) Our main activity will be teaching students and informing parents and teachers to be media-savvy in the sense of critically handling the media, especially focusing on new media like social networks and internet services. Besides, we are still doing IT-projects and offering services around the web.
Our media-workshops are designed to suit students, parents and teachers. To reach them we will have to deal with public authorities, especially schools. As we offer webdesign and IT-services as well, the logo should also attract companies throughout all branches of industry.
As we will have to do a lot of paperwork, contracts and legal stuff, we need a logo that is pretty, but still simple and recognizable. The choice of font, color and capitalization is up to the designer.
To be a little more specific:
- nothing cluttered or complex (no graffity look and feel)
- letters of brand name mecodia should be clearly readable
- logo should work on bright and a dark backgrounds
- we are open for creativity and crazyness
- should still look reliable and professional
- must be scalable to various sizes and maintain legibility
Important: The winning logo should be a vector graphic and as such been delivered (i.e. Illustrator).
We will be giving lots of feedback and will check this website often for submissions and comments.
You can also contact us via chat. Simply use the chat badges next to the speechbubble on this page:
We're looking forward to being impressed by your designs!
The team of mecodia!
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Whether it is your voice or a simple hand gesture, with the new Ultra-Slim Samsung Smart TV F8000, controlling your TV is easier than ever before. You can talk to your TV in more natural ways such as asking, "What action movies are on", or you can perform all the basic commands such as "record", "last channel" and "turn on". You can also use hand gestures to browse the new intuitive Smart Hub, a central, easy-to-navigate hub of all your favorite content. You can even use gestures to use apps, play games and more. Samsung has also made it easier to keep up with the latest technology. The new Smart Evolution Kit updates your TV with new software, so you can keep enjoying new features without having to get a new TV. Discover how the new F8000 can keep up with both you, and the ever-changing world of technology.
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The Samsung Smart TV finds the movies and TV shows you like - and more. Speak into the mic on the Smart Touch Remote to get TV recommendations. Use gestures to swipe and navigate within the 5 Smart Hub content panels. Easily discover movies, shows, and social posts with less searching and more watching.
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Control your TV with hand gestures and voice commands spoken into the Smart Touch Remot Control. Use S-Recommendation with Voice Interaction to ask your TV to find things to watch and get program suggestions.
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UN65F8000 65-Inch Ultra Slim 3D Smart LED HDTV, Smart Touch Remote, 4 Pairs of 3D Active Glasses, and Documentation.
Product Specifications:
Type - Ultra Slim LED
Design - One Design (Metal)
Color - Black
Bezel Width - 0.2" Thin
Stand Type (Color) - Arc Chrome Silver (Non-swivel stand)
Screen Size (in.) - 64.9" Measured Diagonally
Native Resolution - 1,920 x 1080
Resolution - 1080p
Clear Motion Rate - 1200 CMR
Sound Effect System - DNSe+
Sound Output (RMS) - 10W x 2
Speaker Type - Down Firing + Full Range
Dolby Digital Plus/ Pulse - Yes
DTS 2.0+Digital Out / DTS Premium Sound - dts 2.0+Digital Out / DTS Premium Sound
Wireless Connectivity
Wi-Fi - Built-in Wi-Fi
Apps Platform - Smart TV with Samsung Apps and Full Web Browser
Smart Hub - Yes
3D - Yes
AllShare - AllShare (Content Sharing & Screen Mirroring)
Smart View - Yes
Smart Phone Remote Support - Yes
OSD Language - English, Spanish, French
Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) - Yes
BD Wise - Yes
Closed Captioning - Yes
Game Mode - Yes
Picture-in-Picture - Yes
Sound Share - Yes
USB HID Support - Yes
Wide Color Enhancer - Yes
Ultra Clear Panel - Yes
ConnectShare - ConnectShare Movie
RVU - Yes (Direct TV ready)
Eco Sensor - Yes
Auto Power Off - Yes
Auto Volume Leveler - Yes
Clock & On/Off Timer - Yes
Micro Dimming - Micro Dimming Ultimate with Precision Black Local Dimming
Inputs & Outputs
Component - 1
Composite (AV) - 1 (Shared with Component)
Ethernet - 1
Digital Audio Out (Optical) - 1
Audio Out Mini Jack - 1
DVI Audio In (Mini Jack) - 1
RS232 (AV Control) - Yes
RF In - 1
Product Size (W x H x D) Without Stand - 57.0" x 33.0" x 1.5"
Product Size (W x H x D) With Stand - 57.0" x 34.3" x 14.5"
Shipping Size (W x H x D) - TBD
Product Weight Without Stand - TBD
Product Weight With Stand - TBD
Shipping Weight - TBD
ENERGY STAR Compliant - ENERGY STAR 6.0
Energy Guide Label - Energy Guide Label
Typical Power Consumption - 70W
Maximum Power Consumption (W) - 149W
Standby Power Consumption - Under 0.5W
Power Supply (V) - AC110-120V 60Hz
Tuner - Analog Tuner
DTV Tuner Built-in - ATSC / Clear QAM
3D Active Glasses - 4 (SSG-5100GB) Included
Remote Control Battery - Included
IR Extender Cable - Included
Power Cable - Included
User Manual - Included
E-Manual - Included
Mini Wall Mount Compatibility - Compatible
Vesa Wall Mount Compatibility - Yes (400x400)
Slim Gender Cable - 1AV, 1 Component(AV share), 1L/R
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I love a good horror now and then, but after a while the tropes become mundane and the spark of dread that helps to keep you in the moment fades away. Although Japanese horror has been spooking genre fans for a while it's hard not to still be affected by the creepiness of an unstoppable horror and I Found You by althi does a great job of making you want to put your iDevice down while you go turn the lights back on. You and your friends, in what can only be considered a fit of insanity…Watch The Video Review


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I am looking to create mathematic posters for urban students. The content would be the same but would include students of color and heavy use of young Black males. I would like to start with Algebra content then moving down and covering all content through 4th grade. About (5) different posters per grade (10) for algebra.
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Six-time Olympic gold medal swimmer Amy Van Dyken-Rouen left the intensive care unit and moved into a regular room at Scottsdale (Ariz.) Healthcare Osborn Medical Center on Sunday morning, hospital spokeswoman Jamie Grim confirmed in a statement.
Van Dyken-Rouen, 41, severed her spinal cord at the T11 vertebra in an all-terrain vehicle accident June 6 and had been in the ICU since.
Grim said Van Dyken-Rouen was in good condition and that she and her family "appreciate the outpouring of well-wishes and support" as she recovers.
Van Dyken-Rouen was expected to be transported via air ambulance to Englewood's Craig Hospital, which specializes in spinal cord injuries, sometime this week to begin rehabilitation.
Since news broke of her accident, numerous photos and updates have been posted to her Twitter and Instagram accounts, thanking her fans and showing her optimism. On Sunday, an Instagram post on her account confirmed the news that she had left the ICU: "FINALLY out of ICU! Now I have an amazing view. Sorry the blinds are in pic, but you still get the idea."
In an earlier update to her progress Saturday, a photo of Van Dyken-Rouen sitting in a wheelchair was posted on her Instagram with the message: "My first transfer to a wheelchair is complete. I was boot scooting all over the halls."
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Been following Romain Virgo's music ever since hearing Caan Sleep on the I Feel Good riddim for Penthouse (Donovan Germain) somewhere in 2008 or so. Two albums out by now, both very nice modern roots sets (JA style) and yesterday had the chance to see him live for the first time in P60, Amstelveen, Netherlands. A very low turn out, I'd guess around 50 - 60 people in the audience, but despite that he gave it his best and impressed me with a 90 minutes set of tune after tune. Great voice, positive vibes and live as good as on record. Played album tracks and singles, among which his latest release for Maximum Sound, a tune that's still in my head now after hearing it yesterday evening: We No Worry 'Bout Them. Big tune.
Tracks played (from memory):
Wha Dis Pon Me, Wanna Go Home (Rain Is Falling), Love Doctor, Taking You Home, I Am Rich In Love, The System, Minimum Wage, Who Feels It Knows It, Another Day Another Dollar, No Money, Live Mi Life, Beat You Down, All Out, I Know Better, Dem A Coward, Don't You Remember, Mi Caan Sleep, We No Worry 'Bout Them and I'm probably forgetting a few.
It's him and Chronixx that are the highlights of the new generation of singers from the island for me at the moment. Quality music, though probably not B&F-board-proof, but that aside.


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Irene Hirano Inouye (born October 28, 1948), is Chair of the Ford Foundation, a liberal, leftwing foundation. She was elected Chair in May 2010, the 10th board chair in the foundation's 75-year history.[1] The foundation is a tax-exempt 501c organization headquartered in New York City. Inouye also serves as President of the U.S.-Japan Council based in Washington, D.C.. She previously served as CEO of the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles and Executive Director of T.H.E. Clinic, a not-for-profit community health facility serving low and moderate income women and families.[2]
Irene married powerful Democrat Senator from Hawaii Daniel Inouye in 2008.[3]
Inouye joined the Ford Foundation in 2006 as a Trustee. The organization is one of the largest foundations in the world with over $10 billion in assets. Founded in 1936, it donates to thousands of organizations worldwide but has donated largely to leftist groups. They are truly a money hub for far-left, radical liberal groups.
In 2010 alone, it allocated large contributions to George Soros-backed organizations such as Center for American Progress ($1,000,000) and Media Matters for America ($500,000), who recently "declared war" on Fox News. Other notable far-left groups it donated to include New Israeli Fund ($5,000,000), Astraea Foundation ($2,300,000), Global Rights ($2,000,000) and Amnesty International ($1,000,000).[4]
- Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Public Administration from the University of Southern California[5]
External links
- ↑ Former JANM president elected chair of nation's second largest foundation.
- ↑ Irene Hirano Inouye - US Senate page for Daniel Inouye
- ↑ http://archives.starbulletin.com/2008/05/25/news/story06.html "Sen. Inouye, Irene Hirano tie the knot", Honolulu Star-Bulletin]
- ↑ Ford Foundation's donations retrieved from IRS filings
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Ardmore city schools hosted community meetings tonight. At each one residents heard about the long-range plan for the district, and the bond proposals to pay for them.
"We have leaky roofs, we have buildings that were built in the late 1900s," said Sonny Bates, superintendent for Ardmore city schools.
He said the long range plans are prioritized into three series. Tonight's meetings focused on Series One which will include a new roof for the middle school, additional classrooms for two elementary schools and a new Lincoln elementary school.
Bates said some of the changes aim to get students out of temporary buildings.
"The communication is slow, locking down is nearly impossible, in inclement weather when you have temporary buildings, they'll blow away," he said.
A $31 million dollar bond would pay for these and other changes in Weries One. But before the district presents the proposals to the school board, they want community input.
One parent who attended spoke out in support. She believes students are the future.
"Without them, without the education, we're not gonna go very far," said Karie Bradley, parent of an Ardmore High School student. "It's very important that we put into them so they can give back to the community when they're adults."
On Thursday the school board will have a special meeting to decide whether to pursue the bond issue for series one.


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Pennants aren't always won by superstars, they are often determined by the non-descript, the long shots, the unknowns.
If the Mets somehow find their way into October, R.A. Dickey would have played an important role, and if he keeps on this pace, it won't be a bit part, either.
Dickey will float his knuckleball tonight in an attempt to win his fifth straight decision to become just the fourth Met to win his first five decisions with the club.
This couldn't have been foreseen when the Mets brought him up from Triple-A Buffalo, May 19. What also couldn't have been envisioned at the time is that the Mets can move into first place with a victory and an Atlanta loss.
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Description of 4210 Sweet Gum Crossing, North Charleston, SC 29420
Stately, Elegant but comfortable, this Executive home overlooks the Fourth Tee in the gated community of Coosaw Creek Country Club. The well-constructed all brick home was the original builder's personal home. Constructed with poured concrete from the foundation to the roof line provides for a very safe and secure home. Built in 1999, the home has been fully upgraded with energy efficient features including all LED lighting, energy-star ceiling fans and lights, heat-resistant film on every window and door reducing energy costs, one new high-efficient energy-reducing HVAC with the other two HVACs fully serviced providing central heating and cooling. New Berber carpet is throughout the house. The house was freshly painted inside and outside. The new 50-year roof has a warranty which transfers to the new owner. Granite adorns the kitchen as well as the laundry room and Jack-n-Jill bath. The large new LG stainless steel five-door refrigerator, new GE Profile gas cook-top, Frigidaire wall oven, microwave and dishwasher are conveniently positioned to make meal preparation a breeze. This is truly a home designed for comfort and entertaining. With four, five, or six bedrooms, this home becomes a place for a growing family or for executives requiring personal office space for working at home. The home abounds with loads of storage space.Centrally-located, this home is convenient to all that Charleston, North Charleston, and Summerville have to offer. A short drive to either I-26 or I-526 and minutes away from the airport, makes traveling easy for the executive or family vacations. As you approach the stately two-story brick home, you will see the well-manicured and landscaped lot via a semi-circular driveway. As you enter through the cut-glass front door with stunning sidelights, you are welcomed by a two-story grand foyer with 18' ceilings, with other first floor rooms boasting ten-foot ceilings. You will notice the attention to detail in every aspect of this home, starting with the hardwood floors, crown molding, wainscoting, chair rail molding, and arched doorways.Immediately left of the entryway is a large open formal dining room with chandelier, recessed LED lights and large windows with transoms, adding exceptional natural light. This is the perfect spot for the entire family to enjoy a traditional sit-down meal. The inviting formal living room features decorative wall alcoves, remote ceiling fan and a wall of windows showcasing a view of the backyard and golf course beyond. Built-in bookshelves around a marble accented fireplace provides for comfort and show-placing those unique collectables.The gourmet, eat-in kitchen and formal den provides for family time and great entertaining space. The kitchen has 42" maple cabinetry, natural stone subway tile backsplash, hardwood floors and space at the high counter for up to six stools. A wall of windows allows natural light to stream into the eat-in breakfast dining area as well as providing views of local golfers. A new glass door opens to the covered back porch, where family and friends may enjoy the beauty of the fenced backyard, mature trees and view. A concrete walkway leads to a large patio, a perfect spot for a grill and outdoor dining or just relaxing listening to the birds sing and sipping a cool beverage.Off the kitchen on the first floor is the oversized laundry room with granite counters, stainless sink and extra storage cabinets. A half-bath is conveniently located for family and friends for that necessary break. For ease of bringing in groceries, a door in the laundry room leads to an over-sized three-car garage and to a multi-room FROG. These rooms are heated and cooled by a separate, new HVAC unit. Three large skylights add natural light to the rooms while Heat-resistant film on the skylights protect items from fading. The space is plumbed for a small bathroom and could easily be utilized as a separate mother-in-law suite, man/woman cave, guest rooms, exercise room, or merely additional storage. The first-floor master provides privacy from the upstairs bedrooms. The owner's suite has recessed LED lights and a remote-controlled ceiling fan, adding beauty and comfort to the room. The en suite is complete with maple cabinetry, his and hers closets and vanities, a huge jetted tub and a marble walk-in shower. The center-piece for the second floor is an amazing game room with built in cabinets for displaying family pictures and plenty of space for your entertainment system. There are ceiling speakers throughout the first floor. Connecting your favorite equipment to the system allows for music playing wherever you desire. Two large bedrooms/office share the hallway full bathroom. It features marble counters and dual sinks. The rear bedroom features large, custom-built hard-rock maple bookshelves. This versatile room could easily be an office, trophy room or additional bedroom. There are three additional bedrooms or two and a library/office on the second floor as well as two more bathrooms. One full bathroom features granite counters, two vanities, ceramic tile floor and is accessible from the hallway. A fifth bedroom with a private full bath provides for a great guest room or family member. Lastly, there is a large library/office/bedroom with custom built hard-rock maple shelving, a very large walk-in closet and additional attic storage. A new tankless gas hot water system provides temperature controlled hot water when needed. Two Nest thermostats maintain optimal temperature throughout the house and can be remotely controlled from a smart phone. Two Nest carbon monoxide detectors help avoid potential danger and are tied in with the Nest thermostats. The crawl space boasts an automatic dehumidifier to prevent excessive moisture. The Leaf Filter gutter system was installed in November 2017 eliminating any necessary cleanings. As the tour of this elegant home ends, stop to enjoy the amazing view from the comfort of your fenced-in backyard or sit on the concrete bench out front and watch the golf carts go by. Take a seat, relax, put your feet up and realize you are home.
Property Features of 4210 Sweet Gum Crossing, North Charleston, SC 29420
Single Family Detached
Coosaw Creek Country Club
N. Chas/Summerville/Ladson-Dor
|Elementary school: Eagle Nest
|Middle school: River Oaks
|High school: Ft. Dorchester
|Gas log fireplace(s)
|Fireplace in living room
|Central air
|Heat pump
|Natural gas heat
|Three car garage
|Attached parking
|Off street parking
|Brick exterior
|Covered patio
|Lot acreage is: 0.46
|Lot on golf course
|Lawn sprinkler
|Subdivision: Coosaw Creek Country Club
|Ceramic tile flooring
|Eat-in kitchen
|Marble floors
|Wood floors
|Wall to wall carpeting
|Kitchen island
|Living and dining room combo
|Walk-in closet(s)
|Community clubhouse(s)
|Gated community
|Community swimming pool(s)
|Community tennis court(s)
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New Year, New Linux Kernel
The new year started with a bang on the Linux Planet. Linus Torvalds unleashed a new Linux kernel to get things going, and Ubuntu put Linux on TVs.
1. Linux 3.2
The Linux 3.2 kernel is the first new kernel of the year. Among the big areas of improvement are filesystems enhancements for both Ext4 and Btrfs. Ext4 gains scalability with filesystem blocks growing from the traditional 4KB block to up to 1MB in size.
The new kernel also includes support for the Proportional Rate Reduction for TCP (PRR) specification, which could help accelerate network traffic. From a storage perspective, the new kernel provides Device Mapper improvements that will help provision storage with something known as thin provisioning.
"The 'thin' target is used to create instances of the virtual devices hosted in the 'thin-pool' target," Kernel Developer, Joe Thornber wrote in his kernel commit. "The thin-pool target provides data sharing among devices. "
Thornber added that, "the main highlight of this implementation, compared to the previous implementation of snapshots, is that it allows many virtual devices to be stored on the same data volume, simplifying administration and allowing sharing of data between volumes (thus reducing disk usage)."
2. Linux on Your TV
Canonical has been pushing Ubuntu Linux as a consumer brand ever since the Linux distro was born. It's a vision that in 2012 is really coming to fruition on a number of fronts. At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week, Canonical is showing off its Ubuntu TV concept.
That's right, Ubuntu Linux on your TV.
The concept makes full use of Ubuntu's Unity interface as a way to deliver all types of media content.
3. Linux on Your iOS Device
Canonical doesn't just want to put Linux on your TV, it also wants you to be able to get to your Linux files from your Apple iOS devices.
To that end, Ubuntu released a new app on the Apple AppStore called Ubuntu Files. With Ubuntu Files, iOS users can access, move and manage their UbuntuOne stored files, bringing the world of Apple and Ubuntu Linux just a little bit closer together.
4. Red Hat Moves to the City
The new year is also bringing about a change in location for the head office of Red Hat. The global headquarters for Red Hat has long been located in the Research Triangle Park area of North Carolina. The company is now moving into the city of Raleigh, taking over a building formerly occupied by Progress Energy.
"We are excited to utilize all of the downtown amenities. From hotels to event venues, restaurants and recreation, downtown Raleigh will suit our active company and culture," Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst said in a statement issued to the media. "We are looking forward to continuing our partnership with the City of Raleigh and Wake County on further strategy for open source philosophy and technology implementations."
5. Mandriva Troubles
While Red Hat is moving downtown, Linux vendor Mandriva may be moving out of town and out of business all together.
Mandriva, which was originally known as Mandrake, could close its doors on January 16th, unless it is able to raise more money. Mandriva is no stranger to business troubles and already once survived bankruptcy back in 2004. Since then, Mandriva has been a going concern for the past seven years.
Sean Michael Kerner is a senior editor at InternetNews.com, the news service of Internet.com, the network for technology professionals.. Follow him on Twitter @TechJournalist


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I knew Susan's new book, Spud & Chloë at the Farm, was coming out soon and was looking forward to seeing it. So, I was extremely thrilled when Artisan Books asked if I would like to be part of the blog tour for the book. Lucky me!
Since Melody will not relinquish her copy of the book, Artisan Books has generously offered to give one of you lucky readers a copy of the book. Please leave a comment telling me which is your favorite character/animal from the book. The last day to comment is April 21, 2011. The winner will be picked by a random number generator. Good luck!


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|Version 11 (modified by 7 years ago) (diff),
Recently visited pages as navigational bread crumbs
Notice: This plugin is unmaintained and available for adoption.
This relatively simple plug-in will inject a list of recently visited pages just above the main navigational bar, as 'bread crumbs' that you can follow home.
See also: BreadcrumbTrailsScript, TracTrailPlugin
Bugs/Feature Requests
Existing bugs and feature requests for BreadCrumbsNavPlugin are here.
If you have any issues, create a new ticket.
- short-term: new feature-extended release
- 08-Nov-2011
- Official maintainer change (open: 10)
- 16-Nov-2010
- Starting ticket list cleanup and triage (open: 9)
Installation and Configuration
Requires Trac >= 0.11 and Genshi >= 0.5 .
Release Status, Downloads and Source
While in general the branch name suggests the corresponding Trac version,
0.11 should work equally well for Trac 0.11 (old stable), 0.12 (current stable) and Trac 0.13dev (development).
|Stable Version
|easy_install https://trac-hacks.org/svn/breadcrumbsnavplugin/0.11
|[download:breadcrumbsnavplugin/0.11 download]
|Under Development
|easy_install https://trac-hacks.org/svn/breadcrumbsnavplugin/trunk
|[download:breadcrumbsnavplugin/trunk download]
For Subversion checkout use
svn co <url> with URL depending on your Trac version and target release (see links above).
Other alternatives:
- Download the zipped source of all branches from [download:breadcrumbsnavplugin here].
- You can browse the source with Trac.
The easiest way to install the BreadCrumbsNavPlugin is to simply point easy_install at the t-h.o SVN repository, a la:
easy_install http://trac-hacks.org/svn/breadcrumbsnavplugin/0.11
Alternatively, you may download the source, go into the directory containing
setup.py and run:
python setup.py install
or prepare a packaged version and move that into the
plugin directory inside your Trac environment:
python setup.py bdist_egg cp ./dist/BreadCrumbsNav-<version> <path-to-trac-env>/plugins/
Hint: Using
tracd standalone server or another webserver you will most probably need to restart it to detect the plugin.
Depending on your configuration you may still need to enable the plugin explicitly. You can do so in the Administration panel of Trac, or in trac.ini by adding:
[components] breadcrumbsnavplugin.* = enabled
In Trac applications, where you disabled this plugin or require explicit activation,
breadcrumbs-0.2 and later requires following different line due to a shortened path:
[components] breadcrumbsnav.* = enabled
There are four options you may set in
- ignore_pattern
- A regular expression pattern that can be applied to the name of the resource; if it matches the resource will not be added to the user's breadcrumbs. Defaults to nothing.
- label
- A custom label to replace the implicite "Breadcrumbs:" default value. Beware that this will interfere with i18n, maybe even depreciated by it.
- max_crumbs
- The maximum total of crumbs that should be kept per-user. Defaults to 6.
- paths
- A comma-separated list of regular expressions, one of which should match the beginning of the url to include the resource in the path. Defaults to /wiki*,/ticket*,/milestone* Note that these really are interpreted as regular expressions, even though the default values look more like shell globs. It seems these default values also match /wik/foo or /tickebar, which might not be the authors intention.
The config entry would look something like the following:
[breadcrumbs] ignore_pattern = label = max_crumbs = 6 paths = /wiki/,/ticket/,/milestone/
Recent Changes
- 16589 by rjollos on 2017-05-16 01:58:23
BreadCrumbsNav 0.3: Don't display non-existent resources
Based on a patch by ntmlod
Require Trac >= 1.0 and conform to PEP8.
Fixes #13178.
- 16500 by rjollos on 2017-04-15 08:24:46
Fix indentation
- 16499 by rjollos on 2017-04-15 08:24:29
Remove obsolete code
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More scary stories for sleep-overs
Price Stern Sloan, Aug 1, 1992 - Fiction - 128 pages
A collection of eleven scary stories including "Green Thumb," "Crying Wolf," "Nine Lives," "Wish Fulfillment," and "Nightmare."
From inside the book
19 pages matching told in this book
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Gail P. Otis, Esq. needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 533 designs submitted by 141 freelance designers.
Otis & Associates, P.C.
We are a small law firm in Massachusetts, consisting of two attorneys and a paralegal. Our practice encompasses all aspects of family law. We strive to provide outstanding representation to our clients - most of whom are experiencing a terrible time in their lives. We want to convey strength, competence, confidence and reasonableness toward achieving our client's goals, while at the same time possessing the skill, experience and willingness to advocate aggressively when needed.
Our target audience is the population at large as well as the legal community and other associated professionals. There are many, many attorneys practicing family law in Massachusetts, so we are seeking a logo that will catch the eye and convey a message that will encourage contact with us in the beginning, and reinforce our knowledge and skill throughout.
We want to avoid the typical symbols of law firms one sees, such as scales of justice, lady liberty, etc. These are overused and tired. We want the logo to be strong and clear and we are open to colors and all ideas. Please avoid use of stock images and clip art.
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Author Notes: One Valentines Day I made my husband caramels and he promptly melted them down and poured it over popcorn. After I got over the shock of him melting my caramels I arduously labored over, I realized that this wasn't a bad idea. So, I took his idea, ran with it, and added chocolate. - TheDisenchantedHousewife —TheDisenchantedHousewife
Food52 Review: Is there anything better than homemade caramels? Well, TheDisenchantedHousewife has hit on it with this recipe, with caramel, chocolate and popcorn. The caramel gives a bit of resistance as you crunch into the popcorn and the salty-sweet combo is addicting. The hardest part of this recipe is trying to stop eating it! – FrozenFoodie —The Editors
Serves: 8 hungry people, 16 munchers
cup sugar
cup light corn syrup
cup water
1 1/2
cups heavy cream
tablespoons unsalted butter
teaspoon vanilla extract
packets microwave popcorn, popped
ounces semi-sweet chocolate chips
- In a tall saucepan, combine sugar, corn syrup and 1/2 cup water. Bring to boil over medium high heat. Boil until caramel is a warm golden brown color. DON'T STIR. Just swirl the pan.
- At the same time, bring cream and butter to a simmer in a small pan over medium heat. Remove from heat and set aside but keep warm
- When the sugar is caramelized slowly add the cream into the caramel. Beware, it will boil violently.
- Stir in the vanilla and cook for 5-10 minutes or until the mix reached 248 degrees F (firm ball). Set aside and allow to cool slightly
- Pour warm caramel over two bags of your favorite popped popcorn. Coat completely and allow to harden.
- In a heat proof bowl set over a pot of simmering water, melt all 12 ounces of chocolate.
- When chocolate becomes melted, pour over caramel corn and coat completely. Allow to cool and harden before enjoying.
- This recipe is a Community Pick!
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Halloween Treat
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While going through my emails since returning, I came across this story pertaining to the seal hunt on the East coast.
The gist is that the animal rights groups are campaigning in Europe against the seal hunt and are using the emotional argument that the sealers are clubbing the seals to death with the hakapik which they say is brutal and cruel. Of course the activists don't give a damn if the sealers are using clubs, guns or lethal injection. What they want is the seal hunt completely shut down.
But this seems fact seems to escape the thought process of the the Premiers of Newfoundland and Labrador and Nunavut. They seem to think that if they ban the use of the hakapik the whole protest will go away, or at least the European community will ignore the campaign run by the animal rights activists and continue to buy the Canadian product.
***** the premiers issued a statement against the use of the hakapik.
"There are some images that stick with the general public, and the hakapik is one image that is used continually, and is used to lobby against our hunt, throughout Canada," Nunavut Premier Paul Okalik was reported as saying. "Even though we don't use the hakapik, we are impacted by it."
In Nunavut, rifles and harpoons are used. Most hunters use guns during the hunt, while only 5% relied on the hakapik in Newfoundland's leg of the hunt. "I am advised that within each country the use of the hakapik was a dominant issue and continues to be viewed in an extremely negative manner," Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Danny Williams said in a statement.
Obviously they think that the animal rights groups will be happy with harpoons.
Noting a European Union vote on a possible ban is scheduled for June, Mr. Williams said he and Mr. Okalik were "prepared to move quickly and decisively," on the issue.
The leaders said they had written a letter to Prime Minister Stephen Harper addressing the matter. "The Canadian delegation was told repeatedly that a ban of this tool may prove to dispel some of the negative opinions regarding the Canadian seal harvest.
"Clearly, this is a core issue in Europe and is used as part of the anti-sealing rhetoric that is being put forward to their policy and decision-makers," Mr. Williams said. Banning the hakapik "is an opportunity to disarm them of something that is used negatively against our sealers," he added.
Considering that the hunt opponents are still talking about the killing of baby whitecoat seals and using their pictures in their propaganda it seems unlikely that they will stop talking about the hakapik just because the government bans something they say they aren't using anyway.
But you might suspect that the Premiers really do have enough intelligence to know that giving the animal rights groups the hakapik will not blunt their attacks or the impact that they are making on the European community. If that is the case then the whole exercise becomes a cynical political process to try and convince their local constituency that they are in fact supporting their sealers and trying diligently to solve their problem.
So we either have some politicians who are dumb enough to think that they can appease the animal rights activists by having the Federal government pass a law banning the hakopik, or cynical enough to know that a ban would be ineffectual, but by asking for it they at least appear to their voting constituency as though they have a plan. Either way not a scenario that instills confidence in your government's leadership.
Very similar to Ontario Premier David Miller's campaign to ban handguns across Canada to show that he has a plan to stop gang violence in Toronto.
Tags: Animal Rights, david miller, hakapik, seal hunt