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The 2013 edition of the Fender Select Stratocaster HSS ups the ante on its 2012 predecessor with several striking new features. First among these is the "channel-bound" rosewood fingerboard, a brand-new Fender innovation in which the compound-radius (9.5"-14") rosewood fingerboard is "inlaid" into the thick modern "C"-shaped maple neck. In addition to creating a stylish new look, it imparts an amazingly comfortable fretting-hand feel in which both edges are pleasingly rounded, with no side seam between neck and fingerboard.
The Fender Select Stratocaster HSS also has a beautiful flame maple-top body with traditional contours. The body has an elegant hand-stained Tobacco Sunburst finish with a gloss lacquer topcoat, and the neck has a hand-rubbed oil finish and a comfortable contoured heel. Other premium features include Fender Select Stratocaster single-coil neck and middle pickups, a full-throated Twin-Head humbucking bridge pickup, five-way switching, three-ply parchment pickguard, aged white control knobs, 21 medium jumbo frets, Bi-FlexTM truss rod system, two-point synchronized tremolo bridge with vintage-style bent steel saddles, deluxe staggered locking tuners and Fender Select headstock medallion.
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- Frets: 21, Medium Jumbo
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The Cosmic Bloodstream, Part 2
Continued from Part 1 - The Cosmic Bloodstream
It was a moment of outstanding intuition that, in the 1920's, led the industrial chemist and Nobel Laureate, Irving Langmuir, to coin the term "plasma" for the electrified gases he was researching, and which proliferate in interstellar space. He noted that these gases carry ions and electrons similar to the way blood plasma carries red and white corpuscles. Both plasma in space and plasma in the blood are, in effect, electrified fluids, carrying both energy and various substances from one region to another.
Another Nobel Laureate, the plasma physicist, Hannes Alfven, remarked that in the earth's magnetosphere "there are thin, rather stable current layers which separate regions of different magnetization, density, temperature etc.…It is difficult to avoid the conclusion that similar phenomena exist also in more distant regions. This is bound to give space a general cellular structure (or more correctly, a cell-wall structure)." 1
As the Ageless Wisdom teachings regard Space as an entity, the discovery of electrically produced cell walls in space is highly significant. And bringing the thoughts of these two great scientists together, we have the premise that through the cellular structure of space runs an arterial flow of electricity, forming, in effect, a huge intergalactic circuit or cosmic bloodstream. In our own corner of the galaxy, the sun forms a sub-circuit within this galactic circuit, receiving and emitting a flow of charged particles that pour into and out of the polar regions of all the planets, mirroring in the macrocosm the way in which the blood cells flow through the heart to all the other organs of the body.
"There is a regular circulation of the vital fluid throughout our system, of which the Sun is the heart—the same as the circulation of the blood in the human body—during the manvantaric solar period, or life; the Sun contracting as rhythmically at every return of it, as the human heart does. Only, instead of performing the round in a second or so, it takes the solar blood ten of its years, and a whole year to pass through its auricles and ventricles before it washes the lungs and passes thence to the great veins and arteries of the system.... Astronomy knows of the fixed cycle of eleven years when the number of solar spots increases, which is due to the contraction of the Solar HEART.... It is similar to the regular and healthy pulsation of the heart, as the life fluid passes through its hollow muscles. Could the human heart be made luminous, and the living and throbbing organ be made visible, so as to have it reflected upon a screen... then every one would see the Sun-spot phenomenon repeated every second—due to its contraction and the rushing of the blood." 2
There is a clear correspondence between the electric plasma of space and the mammalian bloodstream, for the latter is also essentially an electric phenomenon. To quote HPB again:
"…Red corpuscles are drops of electrical fluid, the perspiration oozing out of every cell of the various organs, and caused to exude by electrical action. They are the progeny of the Fohatic principle." 3
While medical science currently holds that the blood cells are manufactured in the bone marrow (the spleen, liver and lymph nodes in the embryo), they are in fact, direct precipitations from the soul's vehicle on its own plane – unevolved life atoms from the vital streams that circulate around the causal vehicle. These pass down through the personality vehicles, to circulate, in turn, around the etheric body before finally precipitating out of every cell of the various organs of the physical body through electrical action. "Electricity is the ghost or shadow of matter in motion", and behind the blood circulatory system runs an electric current – the interface between man's physical and etheric body.
Interestingly, scientists appear to be on the verge of discovering how to manipulate matter in such a way that blood can be precipitated from the ethers in the laboratory. Researchers at The University of Manchester have recently developed a new technique that uses electricity to engineer bone marrow. "By varying the voltage and using different shapes, cells can be positioned and stacked on top of each other in any pattern. Different electric fields can also be used to attract different types of cells. But most important of all is the fact that the cells can be kept alive and active." "We have proven this technique works, and have created some very simple Hematon structures in the lab," says Dr Markx. "If we can perfect this then it may be possible to create artificial bone marrow outside the body and produce any given blood type." 4
Whether this possibility is granted to humanity at its present stage of evolution we shall see, but for now it is simply interesting to witness this broad spectrum of scientific discovery. At the microcosmic level there is the blood plasma, inextricably linked with electricity, while at the macrocosmic level there are plasmas forming high-energy shapes and patterns in space. Both kinds of plasma act as transporting agencies and evolve in complex and unpredictable ways through dynamic, interactive behaviour. Yet despite this complexity they are both governed by relatively simple and well-defined laws that will be explored presently. The immediate and striking thought is that the plasma that pervades space, far from being a lifeless and randomly dispersed gas is more akin to the blood plasma – a living element that is purposefully fulfilling a circulatory role within the body of a cosmic entity.
- Cosmology: Myth or Science? H Alfven
- The Secret Doctrine vol 1, pp 541-542. H P Blavatsky
- Collected Writings vol XII, p. 700. H P Blavatsky
- http://www.bbc.co.uk/manchester/content/articles/2006/06/22/220606_electrical_tissue_feature.shtml


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Over his years in the Bay Area, real-estate investor Jason Buzi has left a legacy of offbeat entrepreneurship and eccentric philanthropy.
He created a smartphone case that can light your cigarette. He angered Palo Alto residents with his house-flipping practices. And he created mayhem in Manhattan a few years ago when he tried showering strangers with cold hard cash.
This week, in a story that gets more bizarre by the day, Buzi emerged in another curious role: He's reportedly behind a sensational scheme to hide money around California cities, then tweet out hints for his treasure-hunting followers, now numbering nearly 500,000.
A few weeks back, word started spreading about a tweeter by the name of @HiddenCash who was secreting stacks of bills around San Francisco, San Jose and other cities, then tweet-teasing his followers with hints like this one for the Los Angeles neighborhood of Hollenbeck: "4 by palms, 2 by ivy, 2 in bushes, 1 by (not in!) trash. 9 total. Thank u LA! We'll be back!"
After the mysterious donor had given away way untold thousands of dollars, while encouraging treasure-finders to "pay it forward" and use the money to do something nice for someone else, the @HiddenCash wall of secrecy took a huge hit from "Inside Edition" host Jim Moret.
It was classic reality-TV: Moret gets on the phone with a guy claiming to be the do-gooder behind @HiddenCash. He asks him if he's Jason Buzi. The mystery man says no. Moret tells the audience: "Listening closely to his voice and comparing it to the voice of Jason Buzi, which we found on a real estate podcast, they sure do sound the same."
And the horse was out of the gate.
"I got hold of Buzi and asked him if he was the guy behind @HiddenCash and he said he was and that he regretted talking to "Inside Edition,'" said Jennifer Maerz, managing producer for San Francisco-based online publisher The Bold Italic.
"He said he has five people working with him on this and that the others want to remain anonymous. These are all really rich people, he told me. I asked him if he has a budget or an end date for this money giveaway, and he said no, that as long as people were having fun with it he'll keep it going."
Buzi did not respond to several emails and calls on Friday. And as word spread that Buzi was apparently the cash-heavy mastermind, so did tales of his past activities around Silicon Valley. For starters, Maerz said, "he told me he's made millions in real estate in recent years." That wouldn't surprise folks in Palo Alto and Los Altos who've watched Buzi flip homes in ways that rub many of them the wrong way.
"I've received many of his fliers on my doorstep in Los Altos and he basically makes it look like he's part of this nice lovely family and they want to move into our neighborhood and he could make it really easy for us to sell our house to him, off-market and with no real-estate transaction fees," said David Blockus, a real-estate agent with Coldwell Banker.
"Basically, he's trying to get properties without exposing the transaction to the market," said Blockus. "He's buying them off-market at a discount, then either flipping them or whatever. And while it's not illegal as far as I know, it's my personal belief that he may be targeting people who don't know what the market is and don't understand their home's true value.''
In a post on a website for his cigarette-lighting smartphone case, Lightercase, Buzi is described as having "been an entrepreneur for his entire life. As a real estate investor and developer, he has participated in renovating and construction of new homes in the San Francisco Bay Area. Other pursuits have included wholesaling diamonds in his early 20s and trading currencies. Jason also loves teaching and spent a year teaching English in Taiwan."
The post talks about Buzi's volunteer work building libraries in Ghana and schools in Bulgaria.
That same volunteer spirit is reflected in Buzi's LinkedIn profile, which says, "In addition to real estate investing, Jason Buzi tries to be involved in the community and give back to those less fortunate. He has volunteered in East Palo Alto as a mentor and is an active donor to the East Palo Alto Kids Foundation. He is currently working with refugee families through the International Rescue Committee."
As details continue to emerge about the man who says he's behind @HiddenCash, one thing seems certain: The latest campaign will continue. On Friday afternoon, @HiddenCash tweeted: "Stay tuned for details of our San Francisco event this weekend!''


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See the Cast of 'Willow' Then and Now
Following the success of his 'Star Wars' trilogy, George Lucas chose to collaborate with Ron Howard on a family-friendly fantasy film about a little but brave man forced by fate into a grand adventure. The result was 1988's 'Willow.' Ultimately the film earned mixed reviews and was deemed only a moderate box office success, yet it became a beloved touchstone of countless childhoods.
With Fox Home Entertainment on the verge of releasing the film on Blu-ray to celebrate it's 25th anniversary, we wanted to take a look back at the stars who made this movie magic, and catch up on where they are now.
Warwick Davis, Willow Ufgood
Then: It was actually Warwick's debut film role that led the way to 'Willow.' Cast as an Ewok in 'Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi,' he caught the notice of George Lucas. This first led to achieving an on-set promotion from Ewok extra to principal character Wicket, and then a humorous doc short titled 'Return of the Ewok.' Lucas was so taken by the young actor, who was only 13 when 'Return of the Jedi' premiered, that he conceived 'Willow' as a vehicle just for him. Notably, Willow was the first role Davis played where his face wasn't hidden beneath masks or prosthetic makeup.
Now: While many little people performers have had little opportunity in film and television, Warwick has found plenty of roles, most often in fantasy, sci-fi and horror movies. Aside from playing the title character in six features in the 'Leprechaun' horror franchise, he also landed roles in the 'Star Wars' prequels and the 'Harry Potter' films. Then in 2011, he took his career to new, er, heights as the star of the Ricky Gervais-produced mockumentary series 'Life's Too Short.'
Kate Greenfield, Elora Danan
Then: Though the movie is named for its pint-sized hero, 'Willow' is all about what will become of this adorable red-headed baby. Destined for greatness, Elora was a major threat to the Evil Bavmorda. To keep her out of the queen's cruel clutches, Willow and his crew had to leap from balconies, engage in rollicking cart chases and do battle against vicious villains all while carefully cradling this important infant.
Because Elora is in almost every scene of the film, a bunch of baby actors were cast to play her, along with an animatronic infant, the very thought of which is pure nightmare fuel. However, most commonly twins Kate and Ruth Greenfield get credit.
Now: 'Willow' marked the Greenfield girls' first and last movie role. Both have since retreated into private lives, though we did find the above photo on what appears to be Kate's still in-use Myspace page. Alternately, Laura Hopkirk, who played Elora for portions of the production's New Zealand shoot, recently ran into Warwick Davis. Check out that photo on Davis' blog.
David Steinberg, Meegosh
Then: Prior to playing Willow's meek best friend, Steinberg made his screen debut in an episode of the crime drama 'The Equalizer.'
Now: Steinberg went on to perform in film, television and theater, but struggled to find steady work. Before his suicide in 2010, he had chalked up roles in the romantic-comedy 'Love & Sex,' the blaxploitation parody 'The Hebrew Hammer,' the Diane Arbus biopic 'Fur' and the horror-comedy 'Transylmania.'
Billy Barty, High Aldwin
Then: Barty's film career began at three-years-old in 1927, when he appeared in the Mickey Rooney short 'Mickey's Eleven.' It was the first of many productions the two would work on together. Aside from performing in plenty of comedies, Barty was often cast in fantasy features. Before playing Willow's magical mentor, he'd appeared as Screwball in 'Legend' and Gwildor in 'Masters of The Universe.'
Now: Barty went on to perform in films from the Weird Al Yankovic comedy 'UHF' to the Disney animated adventure 'The Rescuers Down Under.' He died in 2000 at the age of 76, leaving behind a film and television legacy that included a whopping 177 titles.
Val Kilmer, Madmartigan
Then: Kilmer made his film debut in the 1984 spy spoof 'Top Secret!' Shortly thereafter he appeared in his first action movie, playing the antagonizing and air-biting Iceman in 'Top Gun.' Then in 'Willow,' he had the chance to mix a bit of humor with sheer brawn as this surly warrior with a heart of gold.
Now: Kilmer has gone on to have an incredible and prolific career. Not only has he had the chance to play such iconic roles as Batman, Jim Morrison and Doc Holliday, he's also worked with a wide array of acclaimed filmmakers, including Francis Ford Coppola ('Twixt'), Michael Mann ('Heat'), Werner Herzog ('The Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call - New Orleans') and Terrence Malick (2013's 'Untitled Terrence Malick Project'). He also rivals Nic Cage for pure weirdness.
Joanne Whalley, Sorsha
Then: This English ingenue began her career in British television in the mid-1970s. Before being cast in 'Willow' as the fiery warrior princess, she won acclaim and earned a BAFTA nomination for her performance in the miniseries 'Edge of Darkness.' Fun fact: her onscreen romance with Val Kilmer led to real-life love, and the two were married in 1988. Less fun fact: they divorced in 1996.
Now: Whalley continues to work in film and television. In 2011, she reunited with Kilmer on the horror-thriller 'Twixt,' and currently stars in the Showtime historical drama 'The Borgias,'
Jean Marsh, Queen Bavmorda
Then: Marsh had been working as a screen actress for more than 30 years when she was cast to play the baby-murdering sorceress with a penchant for pigs. This included roles in Alfred Hitchcock's 'Frenzy,' and the celebrated horror-thriller 'The Changeling.' She had also co-created and co-starred in the UK drama series 'Upstairs Downstairs.'
Now: Marsh continues to work, predominantly in British television. Most recently, she reprised the role of Mrs. Rose Buck for the Emmy-winning revival of 'Upstairs Downstairs,' which debuted 35 years after the first series wrapped.
Kevin Pollak, Rool
Then: A professional stand-up comic for more than a decade, Pollak was the perfect pick to play the lustful, beer-loving brownie who served as comic relief in 'Willow.' Though he had a handful of television appearances to his credit, this was only Pollak's second film role, following the little known comedy 'Million Dollar Mystery.'
Now: This funny fantasy adventure proved Pollak's breakthrough in movies. He went on score roles in 'A Few Good Men,' 'Grumpy Old Men,' and 'The Usual Suspects.' More recently, he's appeared in Kevin Smith's buddy comedy 'Cop Out' and horror thriller 'Red State.' He also hosts the online series 'The Kevin Pollak Chat Show.''
Rick Overton, Franjean
Then: Playing Pollak's comically stern partner in crime, Overton had previously worked with the stand-up comedian in 'Million Dollar Mystery.' Before that he'd scored roles in comedies like 'Airplane II: The Sequel,' 'Beverly Hills Cop' and 'Gung Ho.'
Now: Overton went on to snag parts in a string of kooky comedies, including 'Groundhog Day,' 'Mrs. Doubtfire,' and 'Edtv.' In the past few years, he's gone for raunchier fare, like the Cameron Diaz vehicle 'Bad Teacher,' and the wacky sex-comedy 'The Babymakers.'
Gavan O'Herlihy, Airk Thaughbaer
Then: O'Herlihy's first major role came in 1974, when he was cast as Chuck Cunningham on the popular sitcom 'Happy Days.' A slew of one-off roles on television followed. Then, he made his film debut in Robert Altman's 1978 comedy 'A Wedding.' More film roles soon followed, including his part as the noble but unforgiving knight Airk.
Now: He's gone on to make appearances on such popular television shows as 'Twin Peaks,' 'Star Trek: Voyager' and 'Midsomer Murders.' Most recently, he co-starred in the horror-thriller 'The Descent: Part 2.'


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Recently, for Strava, the inevitable happened. It was announced they are being sued.
In this case Kim Flint, who was 41, rode his bike down treacherous South Park Road in the Berkeley Hills. That segment was later marked as "dangerous" by a user, but he still has the record descending nearby Centennial Drive. Kim obviously liked to put it on the edge downhill. There's risks with that, and in his case, he lost the bet.
The key issue here is what responsibility Strava has for Kim's risk-taking? If I promote a bike race on a course which is obviously dangerous, and people enter the race expecting some degree of safety, then if someone dies in the race I expect I'd be fairly exposed. But the historical standard for bike racing is at a relatively high level of risk. Anyone who's tried to stay with the lead group descending from Hamilton summit in the Mt Hamilton Road Race knows that.
But the question in this case is: is Strava acting as an event promoter in this case? Strava's position is likely that they are simply recording and quantifying data that is willingly provided, extracting times over user-defined segments. They use graphical medallions for riders who rank near the top for each segment, which suggests reward, but is it really a case of them encouraging riders to go fast? And if they are, is that a problem?
To answer this for myself (I'm not a lawyer so have to do the best I can) I refer to the California Vehicle Code. Strava has a multi-national customer base, but they're based in California, so this seems a reasonable choice.
Here's a link to section 23109 of that code. A key portion is as follows:
23109. (a) A person shall not engage in a motor vehicle speed contest on a highway. As used in this section, a motor vehicle speed contest includes a motor vehicle race against another vehicle, a clock, or other timing device. For purposes of this section, an event in which the time to cover a prescribed route of more than 20 miles is measured, but where the vehicle does not exceed the speed limits, is not a speed contest.
The key language here is "motor vehicle". When this term is used, it explicitly excludes human-powered transport. Bicycles are subject to "applicable" portions of the vehicle code (even though they're not defined as vehicles) but "motor vehicle" portions don't apply. Usually the code refers to "vehicles" without the motor part.
So what this says is under the law I can challenge my friends or whomever to an informal bike race whenever I want, as long as no other sections of the code are being violated. The code is full of provisions like "exercise due care" so reckless behavior is generally disallowed, but riding uphill is usually no problem, or on open flat roads.
So if I want to "challenge my friends" to a "contest of speed" on my bike, that's fine. It's not fine on motorcycles or cars. People have been comparing times on roads for the full history of the bicycle. People have been blasting down hills as long as I can recall. Strava hasn't changed the existence of informal competition; it's just facilitated it.
Strava does host competitions they initiate, however. These competitions are never for the fastest time descending dangerous roads. They're typically who can climb the most feet, or ride the most miles, or do a climb from a famous race the fastest. There was no such contest for South Park Drive, obviously. If Kim tried to go fast on South Park, it was by his own choice. The irony is if he were still alive I'm sure he'd be the first to deny Strava had any liability in his crash. The last thing he'd want is for the future of Strava, which he obviously loved, to be put into jeopardy by liability concerns. This is a nakedly cynical move by his family to exploit his tragic death, at the expense of an activity he obviously loved. People have been dying on bikes since 1842. They will continue to do so, whether or not they're subscribed to Strava. This is unfortunate, but it's a risk we willingly take every time we get on our bikes. On the other hand, Strava should think twice before opening a category for motorcycles... but they've known this all along.


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Best dentist that I have ever had. Dr. Truong is caring, gentle and so thoughtful. She really understands where you are as a patient and is supportive and practical.
I recently called to make an appointment with Dr. Swift to discuss Botox. I spoke with his lovely office manager Stefanie, who happens to be the most warm welcoming person I ever met. I should start by saying this was the first time getting Botox so I must add how nervous I was. Upon arriving at my appointment Stefanie greeted me and we had the nicest conversation which helped me feel super comfortable. After a few short minutes Dr. Swift greeted me with such a nice hello. We discussed what brought me in and what I was looking for. Dr. Swift gave some recommendations and the rest is history. He is amazing at what he does and I am so happy with the results. He is a genius and makes you feel so great about wanting to enhance your beauty. So thank you Stefanie and Dr.Swift I had a wonderful experience! Looking forward to seeing you both in 3 months!
Dr. Truong and her staff are really nice and do a great job. My last cleaning was a quick and painless experience. I recommend them to anyone who's looking for a dentist in NYC.
Dr. Darling and my hygienist, Frieda are kind, gentle and help me keep my smile in top condition. The office always has a calm vibe. I highly recommend them.
I have a been a patient @ The Washington Square Dental Group, P.C. for over 30 years. Drs. Berger and Horowitz have taken excellent care of my dental needs. The office is run like clock-work in a most professional and courteous manner. Since I was forced into an "early retirement" from my job, and lost my dental insurance in the process, this office has charged me a "Senior Citizen" rate which is a great help financially.
Friendly, professional service right in the heart of Greenwich Village. I've never loved going to the dentist, but Dr Truong and her team always make my experience seamless and easy. They're super flexible, communicate well and have done an awesome job on my teeth. Highly recommend.
Dr Anne Truong and her team are by far the most professional, efficient and talented Dentists and hygienists I have ever been to. I never dread going to the Dentist with this team, they are THE BEST and I recommend them all my friends and anyone who asks.
Dr Anne Truong and her team are by far the most professional, efficient and talented Dentists and hygienists I have ever been to. I never dread going to the Dentist with this team, they are THE BEST and I recommend them all my friends and anyone who asks.
Dr. Truong and her entire staff make visits to the dentist pleasant, efficient and painless. Her Saturday appointments means I don't have to take off from work, which is another great convenience. Highly recommend! And much cleaner than my previous dentist's office.
Dr Truong stayed in office to receive me when I had an emergency. Then took care of other regular stuff with professionalism and a smile. The whole team makes you feel they care! Strongly recommend her practice.
Dr Truong is THE best dentist I've ever visited. Very kind and caring and offers great advice that always had my best and financial interests at heart. Would recommend her in a heartbeat to anyone!
Dr. Truong is highly recommended. Her facilities are newly renovated and excellent and she's sure to bring a smile to your face. Such a pleasant experience!
Dr. Anne Truong was incredible. My first visit was to replace a filling, my teeth hadn't been looked at by a dentist for 9 years and I was feeling pretty anxious about it. She was patient explaining everything and helped set me on a course to get some treatment I've been avoiding without judgement. Rest of the staff was also friendly and kind.
I have been a patient of Dr. Anne X. Truong for a number of years. I started under her care with a mouth full of problems, from cavities to broken and chipped teach from grinding my jaws in my sleep. Now, if you know me, you know that my least favorite place on earth is the dentist chair! Nevertheless, through Dr. Truong's patience and professionalism (and sense of humor), I am proud to say - even though there are moments of fear and panic in the chair - my teeth are in their best condition for the first time in well over a decade. If you want personalized, professional attention in a relaxed and friendly office in the heart of Greenwich Village, Dr. Troung is THE best choice.
I have always been scared of dental visits, but visiting Dr. Truong has been the most pleasant experience! The office is very friendly and organized, and the staff was incredibly helpful with all of the questions I had. Dr. Truong is kind and patient, and is always takes my concerns into account. I needed a bit of extensive work done and she explained how each step of the process would go and how I should be maintaining my teeth throughout. I also have a very rigorous school and work scheudule and she is great about accomading appointments that fit into my week and scheduling dental work that can be done in the least amount of visits. Above all, every visit with her has been quick and painless! I strongly recommend visiting her- she will definitley go out of her way to make sure you are comfortable and well taken care of!!!
I love any opportunity to go to Washington Sq Park, in the village, so the fact that Dr. Truong's office is directly in front of the arch (at the end of 5th ave) makes my visits even better. My cleanings are always great and the hygienists are very knowledgeable; I'm actually seeing an improvement in my gum health since becoming a patient here (used to bleed during brushing). The best part has been my Invisalign experience though. Dr. Truong has completely customized it to me, my schedule, and what I'm hoping to get out of the treatment. My teeth weren't that bad, but she accepted my vanity, haha, and has been super supportive. It's really nice to finally have a dentist that just gets it.
Absolutely love this dentist office. Dr. Truong is amazing! She kind, caring and very knowledgeable. She makes even the most uncomfortable procedures easy to bare. I am also just finishing up Invisalign with her and I could not be more happy with how it has gone. In addition to Dr. Truong all of the staff at Washington Square Dental are amazing, from the receptionists to the hygienists. If you are looking for a new dentist, want to do Invisalign or just need your teeth cleaned this is the place for you.
Dr. Truong and her staff are absolutely fabulous! Always receive a friendly welcome, great bedside manner by hygienists and a can expect to get a great cleaning. I've been to my fair share of NYC dentists, and this office and Dr. Truong, are top of my list!.
I have been a patient here for more than 30 years. Dr. Horowitz and Dr. Darling -- and all the staff -- are not only excellent, they are the friendliest, nicest people in NYC!
Always quick, professional, and friendly. Their services are everything you should expect from a dental office. The convenient location is also a nice bonus for me.
Dr. Horowitz is wonderful. Smart, kind and most certainly has the best interests of his patients in mind.
Dr. Horowitz and Hygienist Sandy are always welcoming and take the greatest care of my teeth.
Prompt, thorough and friendly service!
Dr. Darling is always excellent in every possible respect. My hygienist Lisa told me useful things no other had told me. She also managed to be incredibly sensitive and yet work energetically. I have been to many dentists, including dental school teachers. Washington Square is my choice.
I've been going to Dr. Berger for a few years now, and have always had a wonderful experience! He is thorough, professional, friendly and always remembers details. The office is great as well - runs on time mostly, the ladies who do the teeth cleaning ec are friendly and nice and conscientious. Actually pleasurable going to the dentist!
I always have a pleasant experience when I get my teeth cleaned at Washington Square Dental Group, which says a lot! My appointments always start on time and are thorough. The staff there is also knowledgeable and extremely nice.
The BEST! I had been living abroad, and neglecting my annual dentist visits, for years when I first visited their practice. They did a lovely job on my teeth, were totally painless and kind, and soothed stress. I honestly look forward to my visits!
I have been going to Washington Square Dental Group for years and could not be happier. The staff is great, really talented, professional, and very personable. I highly recommend this practice to anyone who wants a superior "dental" experience.
Everybody at Washington square dental is so nice!! Dr. Darling is gentle and painless. I highly recommend this dental office.
Fantastic! attentive, professional and good dental care. The front office is wonderful; the dental hygienist did a thorough job, and Dr. Berger is skillful, knowledgeable and courteous.
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This class is for salons, groups, or individuals who want to enjoy greater retail success, and the knock on effect of more client returns and referrals. Most salons and stylists have a difficult time creating a prosperous retail business; however, the best people to sell hair products are hairdressers. So where's the disconnect? Stylists are taught to cut and color, but nobody teaches them to sell. With a million-dollar a year retail business, we have taken control of this vital art, and we are teaching our method to professionals. Using our self-made Retail Training Wheel –– which is designed, from greeting to consultation and cut and style, to steer your client conversations towards retail purchases, without ever being a hard sell –– the day covers theory, demonstration, and role-playing as you learn the soft skil
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Angels fade after fast start in Seattle
SEATTLE -- Mariners closer Fernando Rodney was noticeably erratic, walking the first two batters he faced in the ninth inning to put the tying run on base. Due up was the fifth spot, where Josh Hamilton -- with his .500 batting average and team-leading six walks -- would come up with the chance to give the Angels the lead with one swing of his hot bat.
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SEATTLE -- Mariners closer Fernando Rodney was noticeably erratic, walking the first two batters he faced in the ninth inning to put the tying run on base. Due up was the fifth spot, where Josh Hamilton -- with his .500 batting average and team-leading six walks -- would come up with the chance to give the Angels the lead with one swing of his hot bat.
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Hamilton injured his left thumb two innings earlier, while sliding headfirst into first base in a feeble attempt to beat out an infield groundout, then he noticed how difficult it was to throw, tested his swing out in the batting cage and regretfully told Mike Scioscia he couldn't bat in the ninth inning.
Three batters later, Rodney had gotten out of the jam and the Angels had lost, 5-3.
"It sucks," Hamilton said. "It sucks bad. I just figured it was better to get someone up there who can take a full hack and get after it than to go up there gingerly."
X-rays on Hamilton's thumb were negative, but he'll have an MRI exam on Wednesday. Meanwhile, the Angels will try to figure out their up-and-coming division rivals, who outscored them by 18 runs in a three-game sweep at Angel Stadium to kick off the season and then beat them again in front of a sold-out Safeco Field crowd in their home opener.
Albert Pujols quieted 45,661 fans with a first-inning two-run homer, giving the 34-year-old first baseman 1,501 RBIs, and the Angels took a 3-0 lead when David Freese followed it up with a homer to straightaway center field.
But four Mariners relievers -- Yoervis Medina, Danny Farquhar, Tom Wilhelmsen and Rodney -- shut the Angels out for four innings after starter James Paxton exited with a lat strain behind his left shoulder, and Corey Hart carried the offense with two big home runs.
Hart, who missed the entire 2013 season due to microfracture surgeries on his knees, hit a towering three-run homer off Hector Santiago in the third inning to give the Mariners their first lead, then tacked on a crucial insurance run with a solo shot to center field off Fernando Salas in the seventh.
"That was great," said Hart, who entered batting .167. "So many guys on this team have been chipping in, and I haven't been one of them. So it was nice to find contact tonight and be able to help out. I was getting kind of tired of watching everybody else help out."
The four-run third inning that cost the Angels the game should've ended with no damage.
With two outs and none on, Santiago struck out shortstop Brad Miller, but his fastball was well outside and skipped past catcher Chris Iannetta for a wild pitch that allowed Miller to reach. Robinson Cano then walked, Justin Smoak -- 6-for-13 with two homers and seven RBIs at Angel Stadium last week -- hit an RBI single to put the Mariners on the board, and then Hart's big blow followed.
"That sucks," Santiago said. "You get that third out and you're out of the inning. But right after that you should get back to work, and I kind of didn't."
The Angels had a chance six innings later, with two on, none out and only a two-run deficit. But Hamilton's pinch-hitter, Ian Stewart, and Howie Kendrick both struck out, Raul Ibanez flied out to left field, Rodney got the save and Hamilton could only watch.
"We sent some guys up to the plate we thought were pretty good hitters," Scioscia said. "Give him credit. He got through it. But naturally, you'd like to have Josh up there in that situation."
Alden Gonzalez is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Gonzo and "The Show", and follow him on Twitter @Alden_Gonzalez.


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NEW BEDFORD — New England Runner magazine had a nickname for the Greater New Bedford Track Club years ago, and that nickname is even more appropriate today.
NEW BEDFORD — New England Runner magazine had a nickname for the Greater New Bedford Track Club years ago, and that nickname is even more appropriate today.
"They used to call us 'The Giving Club,'" said Leo Rodeillat of the track club, which has supported causes from The Women's Center to scholarship programs. "The club has a lot of longevity with charities."
At 9 a.m. Sunday, the GNBTC will host its latest effort to give back to the community — a fun run/walk to benefit the Neediest Families Fund.
"It's a local charity that benefits people right here in our neighborhoods," Rodeillat said. "The Neediest Families Fund is really close to our hearts. The money doesn't to go Timbuktu. It goes to The Salvation Army here in New Bedford."
Runners and walkers will leave the downtown YMCA at 9 a.m., head up Union Street to Rockdale Avenue and take a lap around Buttonwood Park before returning to the YMCA on Union Street.
Rodeillat said the 4.5-mile course is perfect for a fun run/walk because, although it is challenging, the home stretch is all downhill.
"When you head up Union Street, it's all uphill," he said. "But the way back is nice. A nice downhill home stretch."
Showers will be available at the YMCA after the race for runners who want to freshen up. Also after the race is the club's annual Christmas party with food and entertainment.
Participants can pick up pledge sheets at The Standard-Times at 25 Elm St., the downtown YMCA, Wareham YMCA and Days Health and Sports on Route 6 in Fairhaven.
Last week, three local Salvation Army volunteers returned from a two-week deployment in areas of Long Island, N.Y., that were heavily damaged by Hurricane Sandy.
"It was a very humbling experience," said Randy Cardoza, who along with Steve Bouley and Vince Livingston, arrived back in the Whaling City recently. "We saw just piles of debris in some neighborhoods. Mounds of debris — washing machines, pieces of people's homes, their belongings — all in large mounds just sitting in people's yards."
The three provided meals and beverages for hundreds of people and also gave them emotional support, providing an open ear to folks who had their lives turned upside down by the storm.
"We went down some streets and the people were so thankful to see The Salvation Army and get a cup of coffee or a hot meal," Cardoza said. "I'll always remember the first names of the people we met."
The volunteers would pack up a canteen truck in the morning and head out into storm-ravaged areas around Long Beach, N.Y. They stopped at an animal shelter, where about 30 grateful workers were able to get hot meals, bottled water and coffee while tending to an overwhelming population of stranded and lost pets.
"It's something I'll never forget — none of us will," Cardoza said. "It was emotionally draining just seeing all the devastation and meeting all the people. But we accomplished something good. Even a cup of coffee went a long way."
The Neediest Families Fund benefitted from several events held over the course of the last year.
More than $600 was raised by selling hot dogs and burgers at the popular '50s Night in Downtown New Bedford over the summer, and members of The Standard-Times' Bad Poets Society have already raised almost $300 during their gatherings, with more planned before Christmas.
Jonathan Comey, sports and features editor at the S-T, raised about $6,000 during his summer Stroll Across SouthCoast. He left from the foot of the Bourne Bridge on Monday, Aug. 13, crossing through every community in the area before arriving near the Braga Bridge in Fall River on Friday, Aug. 17. He covered 120 miles, met a lot of nice people, and raised a lot of money for The Salvation Army.
"It was really neat to see people respond to that whole thing and feel inspired to give to the Fund," Comey said. "People are extremely generous, especially since times are at least a little tough for just about everyone."
The Salvation Army will resume taking applications for holiday assistance from 9:30 to 11:45 this morning at 619 Purchase St. Anyone applying must bring a photo identification and an official rent receipt or bill with name and address dated in the last two months. Applicants also must bring individual Mass. Health, birth certificates or Social Security cards for all family members living in the household.
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Former Beaumont City Councilwoman Bobbie J. Patterson is now spearheading a drive she calls "Operation One Vote," which is an outreach mission encouraging citizens to register to vote and to actually go to the polls and cast a ballot in coming elections.
In conjunction with a host of other entities, the group is sponsoring a "Meet-the-Candidates Forum & Voter Registration Drive," which is scheduled for Thursday, April 7, at 7 p.m. at Our Mother of Mercy Catholic Hall located at 3390 Sarah Street in Beaumont.
The public is invited to attend the open meeting, and guests should expect to hear from candidates for Beaumont City Council and Beaumont ISD Board of Trustees platforms. Also, a representative of the Jefferson County Voter Registration Department will be there to register voters, Patterson stated. For more information, contact Patterson's group at (409) 842-9632.


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Relaxation of RTI reporting arrangements for small businesses
Small employers who pay staff on a daily or weekly basis are to be given more time to report employee earnings via the new Real Time Information (RTI) system, HMRC has announced.
The relaxation of reporting arrangements comes just weeks before RTI is due to be officially rolled out.
RTI is designed to modernise the way PAYE payments are recorded and calculated and will require almost all employers to report their employee payments on or before each pay day, as opposed to at the end of each tax year.
Employers who find it difficult to report every payment to employees in 'real time' will now be able to send information to HMRC by the end of their regular payroll run, provided it is no later than the fifth of each month. This relaxed arrangement applies to employers with fewer than 50 employees only and will run until 5 October.
HMRC's recognition that smaller employers may need longer to adapt to reporting PAYE information in real time follows a Parliamentary Committee report, which raised questions about whether the new system would be fit for purpose and ready for its full implementation in October 2013.
Making the announcement, HMRC said: "[We] will continue to work with employer representatives during the summer to assess and understand the impact of RTI on the smallest businesses and consider whether they can make improvements to real time reporting which will address their concerns without compromising the benefits of RTI or the success of the Department for Work & Pension's Universal Credit."
The Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) and the Low Incomes Tax Reform Group (LITRG) welcomed the leniency. CIOT president Patrick Stevens said: "The relaxation demonstrates that the Government has listened to the concerns of employers, their agents and the organisations that represent them."
He continued: "By October 2013 we should have a clearer idea of what concessions small business will require for RTI to work effectively for the good of all. And then we can have a sensible dialogue with ministers and officials about how to build what we have learned into the design of RTI and universal credit in future."
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When it comes to configure Hathway Broadband to your personal Wireless Routers, it is really a very touch and hectic job. However, hathway offers their own official D-Link router but they take security deposit for the same. So, if you are having your own Wireless router and want to configure hathway on the same but not able to do it, here is a step by step guide for doing it. Let's go.
Configuring Hathwat on Router:
- First of all, as your connection is online on desktop, you need to visit login.hathway.com and log out your account.
- Turn off the modem completely.
- Connect take the modem's RJ45 cable and connect to Router's ethernet port.
- Take a second LAN cable from Router's port to your PC.
- Now turn on Hathway modem as well as your Router.
- Once both are turned on completely, visit login.hathway.com and login with your hathway email username and password
- Now login to your Router. Usually it use to be 192.168.1.1. In my case it is Netgear.
- Now click on Setup Wizard and select 'I will configure Router manually'
- On next screen, this is most important, you need to select "NO" under 'Does your internet connection require a login'. Because Hathway doesn't supports PPPoE. We need to configure it Dynamic IP Address.
- Now select 'Get Dynamically from ISP' for IP, 'Get Automatically from ISP' for DNS and 'Use Default MAC Address'.
- Click Apply.
That's it. Your Hathway broadband is now configure on the router. You need to setup SSID and Wireless Password and use WiFi on your Smartphones, tablets or any other WiFi enabled devices.


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20382 Newport Blvd
Santa Ana, CA 92707-5346
(714) 545-7260
20382 Newport Blvd
Santa Ana, CA 92707-5346
Santa Ana, CA 92707-5346
(714) 545-7260
While working with players of all ages and skill levels, Nick has come to believe there is not one correct swing for everyone. His knowledge of golf swing mechanics, balanced with understanding of a students individual physical abilities and goals, gives him the ability to put anyone on the path to become a successful golfer. Nick has taught in over 20 states, and has considerable experience with golfers of all levels, from accomplished players to beginners and juniors. He is highly-skilled in video swing analysis, which he incorporates into private lessons. He also uses the TOMI video putting system. Nick comes to Pelican Hill from Anaheim Hills and Dad Miller Golf Courses, where, as Director of Instruction, he founded the Anaheim Golf Academy. He also recently co-founded the Southpaw Golf Academy, a school tailored to the needs of left-handed golfers. Nick's career took off when Hall of Fame instructor Jim Flick handpicked Nick to join the Nicklaus/Flick Golf Schools. The youngest instructor on staff at that time, Nick honed his own teaching style working beside Jim Flick and Golf Digest Top 50 instructor Mike Malaska. Nick has also had the opportunity to train extensively with Hank Haney and teach beside him at the ESPN Golf Schools. Both Jim and Hank, two of Nick's mentors, are ranked in Golf Digest's America's Greatest Teachers. As an ESPN Golf Schools Top 25 and Lead Instructor, Nick frequently contributed to ESPN.com's Instructor Mailbag, offering tips and answering golf questions. He also recorded video tips featured on ESPN Motion within the Golf home page of ESPN.com and on Lexus.com in 2003. Nick graduated from the University of Redlands in Southern California where he competed on both the golf and football teams. An Orange County native, Nick grew up and resides in Fountain Valley, CA.
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Remember the old skool "focus groups" of traditional advertising?
Oh wait… people still do that…
My question is WHY?
In an age of twittering and everyone's grandmother having a blog of their own, you'd think this outdated form of data collecting would be collecting dust. First of all, why would you judge the success or "cool factor" of your product based on the opinions of a dozen people with nothing better to do with their evenings than be part of a focus group about the latest shampoo bottle design for $50 and some snacks? Wouldn't it seem more appropriate to scope out the Facebook fanpages and see how well your product is doing on it's own and then decide if changes are even needed?!
Take the Sci-Fi Channel's recent change to "SyFy". Nothing was broken here…so why did they "fix" it? I'll tell you why; they "tested it with consumers" (translation: They held a focus group, not with members of the fanbase but rather people they'd like to attract to the channel) Well, it didn't take long for true fans to react and cause all kinds of upheaval for "the channel formerly known as Sci-Fi" via Twitter, Facebook and every geek forum known across the internet. The Sci-Fi Channel's own blog had 900 negative comments by the end of the day after the change of name was announced publicly! (See above picture)
See… sometimes those 12 people may not have the brand's true interest or "ideals" at heart.
So, Corporate America….if you're listening…and you're probably not….but in the off chance that you are and have ditched the old marketing models for the adwareness of today….I have one thing to say: Know thy consumers…and in so knowing thy consumers, know their status updates, know their tweets and most importantly, know their power.


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Smoking bans can cut heart attacks by as much as 36%, according to a new study likely to lead to more calls for prohibitions on puffing.
"This study adds to the already strong evidence that secondhand smoke causes heart attacks, and that passing 100% smoke-free laws in all workplaces and public places is something we can do to protect the public," James Lightwood of the University of California-San Francisco, whose study appears in the journal Circulation, said in a statement.
The team pooled data from 13 studies of smoking bans in communities in the United States, Canada and Europe. They said heart attack rates fall immediately after smoking bans are put in place, dropping by 17% in the first year and by as much as 36% after three years.
According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, long-term exposure to secondhand smoke can raise heart disease rates in adult nonsmokers by up to 30%. Secondhand smoke kills an estimated 46,000 Americans every year from heart disease alone, the CDC and Heart Association say. Smoking also causes several types of cancer, stroke and emphysema or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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Jimmy Fallon Makes Fun of Boston, But We Know It Was Out of Love
Jimmy Fallon, host of "The Tonight Show,'' made some jokes about Boston in his monologue Wednesday, but given Fallon's history of giving love to this city, we're guessing the jokes were made out of affection.
In his Aug. 20 monologue, Fallon cracked a few jokes about things being "friggin' pissah'' and Matthew McConaughey who sported a fanny pack at Fenway during Sunday's Red Sox game.
Though Fallon was actually born in New York, his TV and movie roles have showed that he may just have a place in his heart for little ol' Boston.
In a recurring "Saturday Night Live'' skit, "The Boston Teens,'' Fallon played Sully, a thick-accented, stereotypical Boston-area teenager (Sully in particular was from Lexington), in love with Zazu (Rachel Dratch).
Let's not also forget his lovable role as Ben in "Fever Pitch,'' who is such a fanatical Red Sox fan that the game almost costs him his girlfriend, Lindsey (Drew Barrymore). (Note: Ben owns Yankee toilet paper in the film.)
In an interview in 2013, Fallon, when asked why people always think he is from Boston said, "No, but I absolutely love it. I met my wife here. I shot a movie called 'Fever Pitch,' and I don't want to take credit for it, but I was there when the Red Sox won the World Series. I had a lot, maybe, to do with it.''
But, when asked if he was a Yankee's fan he said:
"Yes. . . . I can't go to a Red Sox/Yankees game. My loyalty is split because, gosh, I love the Red Sox. No one will understand but it's almost like I was traded to the Red Sox for one season. And that season they won the World Series, and then I got traded back to the Yankees. It happens.''
So, no hard feelings about the jokes, okay Fallon?


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We know that one of the principles of recitation is to read as you read to your shaykh or as he read to you. My question is what do one do if one read in a certain manner which goes against the classical text as one questioner asked about the "ra" in the word "irbati" or worse what do you do if someone has received ijazah in this manner. Could you please explain what ibn Jazeriy means in his tayyibah "wal yajtahid fihi wa fi tashihihi alalathi nuqila min sahihihi"
Wa alaikum assalaam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh,
There are three basic principles in the passing down of the Qur'an from generation to generation outlined by Imam Ibn Al-Jazaree in his prose for the ten grant qira'aat: At-Tayyibah. Immediately following the lines quoted in the question, he states these principles:
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2. It has to agree with the writing of the mus-haf, or close approximation.
3. It has to have an authentic chain.
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A student who finds themself in the position of questioning a way or rule used by his or her sheikh/sheikhah should very politely ask where this can be found in early books of tajweed. The student should be asking this out of a genuine quest for knowledge not just to argue or try to challenge their shiekh/sheikhah. It is not part of proper manners to ask a question just to ask it, push your opinion on to the teacher, to hear ones voice or see their words written, or just try to challenge a teacher. Politeness and respect of the teacher should be observed at all times.
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April 9, 2007
By JOHN FLOWERS
MIDDLEBURY — Local business leaders were ecstatic with last week's news that a local manufacturing company, Connor Homes, had submitted the winning bid to acquire and occupy the former Standard Register property on Route 7 South.
Connor Homes, known until recently as Connor Building Co., could occupy the 115,000-square-foot Standard Register building as soon as this summer. The company has long-since outgrown its 14,000-square-foot space off Exchange Street. Connor Homes President Michael Connor said he had considered erecting a building of his own in the Exchange Street area. But his focus shifted when people within the local business community suggested that he take a look at the former Standard Register facility.
"At first we thought it was too big," Connor said. "But the more we looked at it, the more it made sense."
April 5, 2007
By CYRUS LEVESQUE
BRISTOL — Last year the Mount Abraham Union High School switched to a greener, cheaper mode of warming the building when it installed a wood chip-fired heating system. That idea began with a simple science class project by Jessie-Ruth Corkins and Christi Kroll.
Now, Corkins and three other MAUHS students are shooting for a more ambitious goal: switching much of the state to biofuels.
The four students over the last several months have developed a plan to promote the production of fuel pellets from switchgrass, a hardy prairie grass believed to hold promise for producing ethanol or other biofuels. They would begin with a fuel pellet factory sponsored by both the state and federal governments. The goal is to have half or more of Vermont's heating energy come from pellets in 10 years.
MIDDLEBURY — When the Middlebury Volunteer Ambulance Association (MVAA) takes to the road, it's usually to respond to a serious accident or medical emergency. The adrenaline is pumping and time is of the essence.
But this past Saturday, March 31, MVAA members finally went on a casual road trip, one in which they — and not their patients — were the center of attention. The occasion was the "2007 Vermont Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Conference and Awards Banquet," where the MVAA scooped up a whopping three of the seven statewide awards handed out during the evening, including the prestigious "2007 Vermont Ambulance Service of the Year" citation.
"I would say the people of Addison County, and those in particular served by the MVAA, have a great deal to be proud of," said Dan Manz, EMS director for the Vermont Department of Health, which coordinated the awards presentation at the Sheraton Conference Center in South Burlington.
April 2, 2007
ADDISON — Details remain a little fuzzy as to why Addison officials built the local town hall on Addison Baptist Church property off the intersection of Routes 17 and 22A more than 130 years ago, but parishioner Erwin Clark has a theory.
"(Townspeople) needed shelter for their horses and buggies," said Clark, a member of the Addison Baptist Church since the 1930s. "They wanted to use the wagon shed that the church had."
Cars have since replaced horses and buggies, and Addison shifted its annual meeting from its town hall to its more spacious elementary school around 30 years ago. And while the old town hall building has sat relatively idle, it has not been forgotten. After a discussion at town meeting about what do with the town hall, Addison officials have formed a committee to determine whether the venerable old structure can be resurrected for municipal use.
By MEGAN JAMES
WHITING/SUDBURY — With a new principal on board and a district vote tentatively scheduled for December, school directors in Sudbury and Whiting this week will kick off a series of monthly public meetings to iron out the merger of the two elementary schools.
The monthly meetings will convene alternately at each town's school, with the first scheduled for Monday, April 2, at 6 p.m. in Whiting. Monday's meeting will focus on governance, and later meetings will focus on transportation, financing, staffing and facilities.
"What do you do with a building?" Sudbury School Board Chair Steve Roberts asked. "Who owns the building? Does it stay with the towns or not? Or what if Sudbury already spent a lot of money on their sewer system and then Whiting needs a $50,000 system? Would we pay for those kinds of things?"
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quote:Originally posted by irvineLeafs81, where in NB are you?Irvine
quote:Originally posted by brentrock2quote:Originally posted by willus3Brentrock, can you please try really hard to pay attention to where you place your posts. This is a user poll and therefore belongs in the User Polls section. I have moved it for you as you had posted it in the Hockey Pools and Fantasy section. Thanks.Excuse me Willus. I have nothing to do with this, this is my first time seeing this poll and I did NOT make this poll, it was PhillyFan12. So talk to Phillyfan about it.HABS RULE!!brentrock2
quote:Originally posted by willus3Brentrock, can you please try really hard to pay attention to where you place your posts. This is a user poll and therefore belongs in the User Polls section. I have moved it for you as you had posted it in the Hockey Pools and Fantasy section. Thanks.
quote:Originally posted by PhillyFan12Canucks man, what canucks game are you going to see and wow you must go to alot of game.Like 5 per month.PhillyFan12Philly Rules!!!
quote:Originally posted by Alex116Beans.....Epic story of the girlfriend and the giant! Love it!As for me, been to countless 'Nucks games over the years including some playoff games. Usually get to at least 5-6 per year (been twice so far this year) and rarely have to pay. Couple of my suppliers (i'm in construction, not the drug trade) usually get me to a game or two each year as does my insurance agent. The ones with the suppliers are often in luxury boxes with food and drinks included. Pretty sweet. Couple memorable moments deal with a buddy of mine who tried to start a tradition here (like the octopus in Det) by chucking a salmon onto the ice. Started way back at the old Pacific Coloseum and continued briefly at GM Place. Openning night vs Detroit, he chucks it from behind the net in the dying seconds and it nearly lands on Mike Vernon's head/back! He found out from a buddy in security that if they caught him, they were gonna charge him and he therefore stopped doing it. With all the new security checks, it's likely he'd have had a difficult time smuggling a whole salmon in anyway!Another memorable one, Linden's last game even though they were blown out by the Flames. Bad game, but the fans didn't care at that point. They were there to honor Linden. Top it off with one of the classiest moves ever, Iginla waiting for a chance to shake Linden's hand and in doing so, quietly convincing his teammates to do the same. To see half the Calgary team heading towards the dressing room (down the tunnel) and turning around when word spread of what was going on just shows you the respect he (Iggy) commands! . Iginla = CLASS http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6YS7VAs7Iw (skip to 4:45)Also seen Habs/Flames on New Years eve at the Saddledome (way back in the early 90's). Followed that up a couple nights later, Flyers and Eric Lindros vs Oilers at what was called Northlands. Even been to a Habs / Caps game in DC a few years ago.
quote:Originally posted by GusteroniNot enough games...about 6 (I think I voted 5...oops). Firstly because the Leafs rarely make it to Alberta and secondly cause the Leafs rarely make it to Alberta. Oh and when they do make it here it is nearly impossible to get tickets."There are only two seasons in Canada...hockey season and not hockey season."
quote:Originally posted by Beans15Countless.First live Game - 1986 - Oilers vs Winnipeg Jets. Moog let in a goal late in the 3rd period for the Oilers to lose 2-1. Most Memorable Image - 1991 Oilers home opener, not a light on in Rexall (back then it was Northland Coliseum), then one spot light fires up and there is Messier at the end of the rink with Lord Stanley's Mug over his head. Best Time - Girlfriend at the time was 5 beers in and was cheering at a playoff game after the Oilers scored. Spilled nearly her entire beer on the guy in front of us. Guy turns around and stands up, has to be about 6'4" and 225. Looks at her and holds up his hand for a high 5! Brilliant.
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