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Girl Scouts begin iconic cookie program
Knoxville, TN (January 13, 2016): It's Girl Scout Cookie time. Thin Mints, Samoas, and all your favorite flavors are back for the Girl Scout Council of the Southern Appalachians' 2016 season.
Girls will take orders in person and through online invitations January 15 - February 1. Public booth sales are February 26 - March 20. Customers will be able to find a booth in their neighborhood at girlscoutcookies.org. The price remains $4 per box, and every purchase is an investment in a girl's future.
"When you buy Girl Scout Cookies, you're not just feeding your sweet tooth or enjoying one of America's favorite comfort foods. Every purchase teaches girls critical skills for life – like business ethics, people skills and goal setting," says Heather Hatmaker, director of revenue at the Girl Scouts. Hatmaker oversees the council's entire cookie operation.
In 2015, the council's Girl Scouts sold an average of 221 boxes, raising almost $900 each.
"It's so exciting. You have to set goals, work hard and believe in yourself," says Tigerlily Collier, last year's top seller.
The 10 year-old from Knoxville sold 2,600 boxes and was responsible for more than $10,000. This mini-tycoon was on a mission to raise money for a troop horseback riding trip and service project to help the homeless.
Horseback riding was great—but not Tigerlily's favorite reward.
"Truthfully, I would say it was helping the homeless people," she said. "When we brought them blankets and food their smiles warmed us up inside."
Customers can join the Girl Scout spirit of service by purchasing cookies to send directly to members of the U.S. military through an initiative called Operation: APPRECIATION. Last year, customers donated over 16,000 boxes in appreciation of our armed forces' service and sacrifice.
"It's a great way to support two good causes at once," said Hatmaker. "The Girl Scout receives credit for the purchase, but the actual cookies are enjoyed by our service men and women and their families as a sweet treat and token of thanks."
The Digital Cookie online marketing platform is back for a second year. In true Girl Scout spirit, all sales are still initiated by a girl. Upgrades to Digital Cookie include enhanced learning opportunities for girls and improved customer convenience.
Here's this year's cookie lineup:
- Thin Mints: chocolate wafers covered in even more chocolate with natural peppermint oil
- Samoas: chewy cookies packed with caramel, coconut, and chocolate
- Tagalongs: crispy cookies layered with peanut butter and covered with chocolate
- Do-si-dos: crunchy oatmeal sandwich cookies with creamy peanut butter filling
- Trefoils: traditional shortbread cookies
- Rah-Rah Raisins: hearty oatmeal cookies with plump raisins and Greek yogurt-flavored chunks
- Savannah Smiles: crispy, zesty lemon wedge cookies dusted with powdered sugar
The gluten free Toffee-tastic cookie piloted last year is back in limited quantities. Toffee-tastic can only be ordered via Digital Cookie and will not be available at all cookie booths.
"I'm just excited that the sale is finally about to begin," Tigerlily said. This year's goal? 3,000 boxes.
One-hundred percent of proceeds stay within the council's service area, and approximately $1 million goes directly into troop treasuries. Girl Scouting is girl-led, so girls decide how to spend their money—from trips to learning experiences to community service projects. Council proceeds provide essential services to girls and volunteers.
About the Girl Scout Council of the Southern Appalachians…
The Girl Scout Mission is to build girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place. The council has approximately 9,000 girl members and 2,000 adult volunteers in the Knoxville, Chattanooga, and Tri-Cities metros. Membership is always open to girls and volunteers. Please visit GirlScoutCSA.org for more information and online registration.


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Just in time for Valentines Day! Designed by The Dieline's own Rachel Wiles:
"This has ended up being one of my favorite projects inspired by Valentine's Day. I only wish I'd been able to get to it earlier. Either way, this printable, coupon-filled matchbook I created is a super fun gift for a loved one and an easy DIY. It's also not Valentine's Day specific, so it works well for other occasions like an anniversary or birthday. You get 6 matchbooks in 3 different colors with 2 different titles and a page of 18 coupons that you can mix and match to your heart's content."
Check it out over on Benign Objects where you can get the PDF from her etsy store and make your own.

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Cupressus sempervirens
Distilled from the needles and cones of wild trees, in Corsica.
You may have smelled one hundred cypresses, but I guarantee you, you have never smelled this most exquisite and lovely of cypresses. This is the kind of essential oil that makes you rethink a lot of things in your life. Silver angels singing.
Cypress trees might seem to live forever. It is believed that some are two thousand years old!
They say that cypress is particularly beneficial to people undergoing change, bereavement, divorce, moving house, or any painful transition.
You can use it as needed. Take care you dilute if using in the bath. There is no way to tell if you will have a skin reaction. But in the bath is great. Also, use in a foot bath, in warm compresses, inhalation, or in a massage oil or body lotion or any kind of cream or ointment. You can use cypress in a room vaporizer (diffuser) and also include in your skincare regime--in the cleanser, as a toner, or in a nice light face lotion.
Blends well with anise, atlas cedar, cistus, hyssop, juniper, laurel, spike lavender, mastic, myrtle, peppermint, rosemary verbenone, and sandalwood


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1. Yahoo Avatar : http://avatars.yahoo.com – i didn't know yahoo got this service until i accidentally found this, it's a full body avatar but the options quite limited.
2. Face Your Manga : http://www.faceyourmanga.com – one of the famous avatar site, allow you to create a face only avatar , but plenty items for you to mix and match. I using this for my twitter account.
3. My Avatar Editor : http://www.myavatareditor.com – a full body avatar builder that are compatible with Mii Characters found on Wii.
4. Dream Avatar : http://www.tektek.org/dream/dream.php – a full body avatar creator for GaiaOnline, the design look like those 2d Japan RPG game style in the old day.
5. DoppelMe : http://doppelme.com – a unique full body avatar maker that not using flash, activeX controls.I found that options to mix and match your characters is quite plain.
6. Unique by Rasterboy : http://unique.rasterboy.com – another cute fullbody avatar generatorwith lots of options, i like the way it speak like Mac :P.
7. Avatar Face Maker : http://www.manga.com/content/avatar-face-maker – one of the user of manga.com build this flash application for user to create those manga style avatar icon.


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The Nexus studio lies at the heart of their productions. It provides the artistic and technical support to realise the vision of their directing talent and craft beautifully executed ideas.
It was a great pleasure for me to work with the talented Adam Foulkes director.
Visual required: Elevated above boat (with bear and boy) as if from a seagull POV hovering to see boat and sea monster submerged under the stormy water. We don't actually ever see the monster, just a huge shadow.


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Did you know that Craftsy has free mini classes?
Yep! Pretty cool, huh? And a great way to get a glimpse of what the paid classes would be like and also to get to know Craftsy better. The only difference between the paid classes and the mini-classes are that the mini-classes are student-led discussions and are shorter in length than regular courses.
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- QuiltCon Lecture Series 2013: Not able to make it to Austin for the Modern Quilt Guild's inaugural QuiltCon? Watch some of our favorite lectures from the event, given by Heather Jones, Angela Walters, David and Amy Butler, Jacquie Gering, and Mary Fons.
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Wow, kaleidoscopic lenses make life so much easier! Just hit that camera button and mmm… not bad at all.
Imagine the courageous lonely street worker on Belgrade's Republic Square. Use a magical lens, and suddenly there's a whole team sweeping. Talking about sharing a heavy burden.
O.K., I have to hand it to the hardcore critics, there is a little tiny backside as well. Let's pretend you arrive at the same square, where you usually meet at Knez Mihailo's statue, but in the end, what statue to choose? Nevertheless, kaleidoscopic diehards claim that even the multiplication of bread could not have been done without this wonderful piece of glass…
For those interested in some nice old pictures of Belgrade and it's suburbs, Unkool's wordpress blog is an absolute must.


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Red Thai Curry made with Chicken and served with Jasmine rice. This meal goes togther in a snap and the leftovers are equally delicious. Let me show you how...
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Stock report: Big Ten Conference
With the postseason ahead, it's time for Big Ten teams to do the same.
Indiana got its first conference title in 20 years and has reason to believe it can get back to the Final Four for the first time in 11 years. The Hoosiers still have hurdles to clear, though, as they'll open the Big Ten Tournament Friday against either Illinois or Minnesota, both of which beat Indiana during the regular season.
The conference tournament is a new season of sorts, but the real new season begins later this month with the NCAA Tournament. At least a few Big Ten teams figure to have both a legitimate chance to play deep into March and a new life of sorts just from seeing different opponents after two-plus months trying to stay afloat in the rugged Big Ten.
Which ones should be most excited for what's ahead? The Big Ten teams still realistically playing for something (plus Purdue) are listed below by their seeding for the Big Ten Tournament. A note on the way each team's stock is trending is also included.
1. Indiana
The Hoosiers somehow found a way to beat Michigan on Sunday to avoid having to share the Big Ten crown. Probably the league's most complete team, the pieces are in place for a deep run through the NCAA Tournament. Indiana can score in a variety of ways and can use Victor Oladipo to defend just about anyone. It's been a strange few weeks for the Hoosiers, though, including a head-scratching cold spell in a loss at Minnesota and a home loss to Ohio State after which they still cut down the nets.
STOCK: Buy. The Big Ten Tournament this weekend might determine if Indiana gets the No. 1 seed in the Midwest and play its regional-level games in Indianapolis, but that won't make or break this team's NCAA Tournament chances. The high-scoring Hoosiers figure to benefit from getting out of conference and away from teams who know them so well in the NCAA Tournament; if the outside shots drop, they'll be a very tough out.
2. Ohio State
The Buckeyes are clearly playing their best basketball right now, having won five straight after a 22-point loss at Wisconsin that exposed all of their warts. And though Ohio State is both far from perfect and far from having the horses it had in the last two seasons, it still has Aaron Craft, Deshaun Thomas and a supporting cast that's come miles from where it was early in the conference season.
STOCK: Buy. Maybe there's a ceiling on this team, but maybe the Buckeyes have the right formula, the right coach and the right momentum for another March run. Thad Matta knows his team's success starts with defense and he's been playing the right combinations and pressing the right buttons of late. Just in time? It's time we find out.
3. Michigan State
The Spartans had a February and early-March slump as Keith Appling struggled and Michigan State lost close games to Indiana, Ohio State and Michigan. A blowout of Wisconsin last week showed how good this team's A-game really is, though, and if Appling can bounce back and Adreian Payne keeps playing like he has for most of 2013, the pieces are in place for a deep run. Michigan State is always battle-tested and has enough scoring to win the really big games; it's a matter of staying healthy and doing it.
STOCK: Buy. The combination of Tom Izzo on the sideline in March plus an experienced roster probably equals the Spartans being a very tough out.
4. Wisconsin
Just about everybody dismissed the Badgers when Josh Gasser was lost to a preseason knee injury, but Bo Ryan's teams have both a style and a certain stubbornness, and sure enough here's Wisconsin, again, as the No. 4 seed and the type of team nobody wants to play at this time of year. The Badgers don't enter the postseason with a bunch of momentum having lost two of three, but they get time to heal this week and get to wait on the Michigan-Penn State winner.
STOCK: Sell, but with caution. Picking against Ryan in a tournament environment has not historically been a winning proposition, but it is fair to wonder if this group has already maximized the talent on hand.
5. Michigan
The Wolverines did everything but close the door on Indiana in the regular-season finale, and it came back to bite them — and cost them a share of the Big Ten title. That loss brought on the worst-case scenario, too, as now Michigan must play Thursday in the Big Ten Tournament against a Penn State team that beat Michigan in one of the biggest upsets, anywhere, of the season on Feb 27.
STOCK: Buy, to an extent. The Wolverines aren't playing their best basketball and will continue to struggle against opponents with a strong inside presence, but Trey Burke is good enough to carry Michigan at least a few lines up the NCAA bracket. The way Michigan finished, the No. 8 national ranking is a tad high for right now. The potential, however, is there.
6. Iowa
Probably the only Big Ten team truly on the NCAA Tournament bubble, the young Hawkeyes can score and have come close to winning a lot of big games — they just haven't actually won many of them. Topping Illinois and Minnesota over the last three weeks of the season allowed Iowa to finish sixth in what's probably the nation's deepest conference; problem is, that and long-ago wins over Iowa State and Wisconsin are the highlights of Iowa's tournament resume.
STOCK: Sell. The computer numbers don't appear to be in the Hawkeyes' favor, meaning they probably need to beat Northwestern Thursday to set up a must-win Friday vs. Michigan State. Iowa can win that game, but until it does it's hard to really make a case for the Hawkeyes as an NCAA Tournament team.
7. Purdue
The Boilermakers have dominated Minnesota and Wisconsin (on the road) over the last eight days, and they avoided terrible losses throughout the Big Ten season to end up finishing seventh. They have a promising young center in A.J. Hammons and a roster that should be more competitive next season, but they've lost five of seven overall heading into a game Thursday with Nebraska, with the winner playing Ohio State on Friday.
STOCK: Sell. It would take four wins in four days for Purdue to make the NCAA Tournament, and the chances of that happening are very, very slim.
8. Illinois
Not much was expected from the Illini after last year spiraled out of control — Bruce Weber got fired and so many other Big Ten teams returned marquee talent. But new coach John Groce had this team rolling early, winning the Maui Invitational, winning at current No. 1 Gonzaga in December and beating Ohio State in early January before reality set in during a stretch that saw Illinois lose six of its following seven. With a win over Indiana also on the resume, this is a team to be respected.
STOCK: Buy, but mostly because the price is right. With Brandon Paul firing from 3-point range and a nothing-to-lose attitude from the team as a whole, the Illini are a dangerous darkhorse both this coming weekend and the following one in the NCAA Tournament.
9. Minnesota
The Gophers got hot against a relatively soft early-season schedule, then really took a leap in the rankings when they beat Michigan State in the Big Ten opener. Minnesota has talent in Andre Hollins, Rodney Williams and Trevor Mbakwe and played its best game in upsetting Indiana a little over two weeks ago, but the Gophers have lost six of nine and two straight. They simply haven't handled prosperity or played consistently winning basketball
STOCK: Sell. The Gophers have talented pieces and experience, but their inconsistencies can't be overlooked. There are enough wins (Memphis, Michigan State, Indiana, Wisconsin) to think this is an NCAA Tournament team, but there's not a lot of reason to suggest it's a team that will be around for very long.


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Dubbing them the "Louisiana purchase" and the "Cornhusker kickback," Republicans on Sunday attacked special deals for individual states included in the health care bill heading for a Senate vote this week.
Aimed at a small group of Democratic senators who were wavering on the underlying 10-year, $871 billion health care bill, the carveouts for Nebraska, Louisiana and other states represent hundreds of millions of dollars.
" 'Change you can believe in,' after this health care bill debacle, is now becoming an empty slogan," Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said on CNN's State of the Union, referring to President Obama's campaign slogan. "It's really been replaced by seedy Chicago politics."
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid unveiled the new health care legislation over the weekend after weeks of behind-the-scenes negotiations - including with some of the members who won concessions in the bill. The measure, which Obama has called his top domestic priority, is on track for a vote by Christmas.
Hours after the bill was unveiled, Republicans zeroed in on a new provision that would provide tens of millions of dollars in funding to Nebraska, home to Sen. Ben Nelson. Nelson was the last Democrat to support the measure and did so after days of intense talks with Reid and the White House over abortion.
As part of the effort to expand insurance coverage, the bill increases Medicaid enrollment by 15 million by 2019. The cost of that expansion will be shared by state and federal governments except in Nebraska, where the federal government will pay for all of the new enrollees.
Asked about the provision on Saturday, Reid said, "A number of states are treated differently than other states. That's what legislation's all about: compromise."
Another compromise was won by Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., who had argued that the bill did not go far enough to help uninsured families. Sanders nevertheless took credit for $10 billion in funding for community health centers, which provide low-cost care to people across the country.
The provision would provide primary care to 25 million more people, Sanders said. Vermont and Massachusetts also won increased federal aid, though the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office did not project how much the provisions would cost.
Last-minute deals came a month after Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La., agreed to vote to start debate on the bill after scoring a $300 million bump in Medicaid funding for her state. She defended the agreement Sunday on CBS' Face the Nation.
"Nothing could make me vote for a bill if I didn't think it was the right thing to do for my state and for the nation," she said. "That was one of about 12 things that I fought very hard for."
Although the provisions drew the ire of Republicans, who have unanimously opposed the underlying health care bill, budget watchdogs such as Robert Bixby of the non-partisan Concord Coalition said they would not add significantly to the deficit.
"The big things to worry about are not the little sweeteners. Those things are a little frustrating, but it's part of the legislative process," he said.
Bixby said the deals could add up if more legislators hold out for similar provisions, but he said the biggest budget concern for the legislation is that proposed cost savings and tax increases won't cover the expanding coverage.
"If those hoped-for cost savings don't pan out," he said, "the situation could end up being much worse. "
GOP blasts health-bill perks; Landrieu defends
Dubbing them the "Louisiana purchase" and the "Cornhusker kickback," Republicans on Sunday attacked special deals for individual states included in the health care bill heading for a Senate vote this week.


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Worldwide GMG/X-Rite "New for Old Campaign" for old i1 instruments
Thursday, October 10, 2013
Press release from the issuing company
The i1Pro 2 features new measuring technology that supports the M1 measuring standard. The future ISO/Fogra industry standards – which will probably be available from the end of this year – are based on the new M1 measuring standard. To be able to use the new measuring standards, users will have to replace their current measuring devices and software by new technology.
The i1Pro 2 devices purchased in the context of this campaign come with a two-year warranty, whereas the warranty period is normally only 12 months.
The combination of GMG ProofControl and i1 measuring instruments has been an indispensable part of daily proof production and verification for years.
GMG ProofControl permits contract-quality verification of proofs in a matter of seconds, making color accuracy objectively measurable – even the slightest color deviation on a proof is instantly detected. The latest version supports the verification of spot color and GMG OpenColor profiles.
The aim of the campaign is to ensure that as many customers as possible work with devices and software whose technology reflects the state of the art. In addition to which, the new i1Pro 2 devices boost productivity compared to the first-generation devices, since they now operate at a higher measuring speed, thanks to the progress made in sensor development.
The latest version of GMG ProofControl supports not only the X-Rite i1Pro 2, but also the i1iO automated scanning table.
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Five architecture software every architect should know
One of the most important things you should consider as an architect is the selection of the appropriate software that can be used in the drawing of structures, the design of structures and implement other such pertinent architectural functions. There are several software solutions that can be applied with one being Revit. Revit is an integrated software solution that is used for various functions including 2D and 3D drawing. In addition to that, Revit can also be used for image rendering functions making it ideal architectural software.
In addition to Revit, another software that can be useful to you as an architect is 3D Studio Max. The Studio Max is preferred on account of its enhanced modeling capabilities and overall flexibility.
AutoCAD is one of the oldest architectural software in the market. AutoCAD is most suitable due to the fact that it most compatible with other software that already exists within the market.
In addition to drawing and image rendering, as an architect, you will also need image manipulation software. Photoshop is one of the most effective image manipulation software that you can use to attain most basic and even advanced image manipulation needs.
The fifth and final software that you must know as an architect is Sketch Up. Sketch Up is one of the best software for new users and what makes this software ideal is the fact that it is a freeware meaning that you can obtain it for free by simply downloading it from the internet.


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Do you ever just feel like you can't let something go until you respond? Well, Monday was a rough day for me. Towards the end of the day I went to the grocery store and ended up having to discipline Monkey Man while I was there. One lady responded loudly to her friend that I must have a short temper and something about my poor son having to have a mom like me and that she would never act that way with her children. Well, 4 days later I have calmed down a bit and still wanted to be able to respond.
To the lady at the grocery store that loudly proclaimed I have a short temper and you would never be like that when you are a mother: I understand you saw me tell my son to knock it off and when he didn't listen to me and stop jumping around the store I spanked him and put him in the cart. I know you feel like it is just a boy being a boy and trying to have fun when he is somewhere so boring. I know you think you know it all but I would love to fill you in on what you don't know because 5 years ago I was you.
You didn't know that I am the mother of a little boy that from the time of his birth has only slept 4-6 hours of a 24 hour cycle. You didn't know that my son suffers from migraine disorder that causes me to have to limit the food he eats, give him medication at a certain time and stick to a schedule built just for him. You didn't know that I only got 3 hours of sleep last night, woke up to a child who could easily run 12 miles and not be tired. You didn't know that I got a call on the way to pre-school and had to meet my grandmother at the hospital instead of taking that nap I so desperately needed.
That I still hadn't ate for the day or had my coffee and it was already 4 pm. You didn't know that I had just saved him from being hit by a car because he took off running in the parking lot after me screaming at him to stop. You didn't know that he had tried to pour his own milk this morning only to cover the entire kitchen floor in the brand new gallon of milk, which is why I had to return to the store after just being here yesterday. You didn't know that yesterday we were here and he was jumping around like this he knocked over a display of sodas that exploded everywhere and covered not only us but the poor little old lady in the wheel chair behind us that could not get out of the way and afterwards I was told I need to keep better control of my child.
What you definitely didn't know what that I was doing the best I can with the cards I have been dealt and no one knows what it is going to be like until they have had these cards dealt to them. I was unaware how hard it actually is to be a mother to a little boy. I had no idea how many times I would have to find some way to as quickly as possible contain his energy so that I can get anything done.
I was unaware of what a day in my life would look like, or what I would have to watch my little boy go through, or how much I would be giving up of myself when I became a mother.
So all I ask is that you is that you hold off on judging and wait until you are a mother to judge me for what I have done because there was so much I was not prepared for as a mother.


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Users on Amazon.com rate the GE Cafe refrigerator with 2.8 stars out of 5 stars. However, reviews are mixed as users at Lowe's rate the refrigerator with 4.6 stars out of 5 stars, and Home Depot rates it as 4.3 stars out of 5 stars.
Because reviews for the GE Cafe refrigerator are mixed, consumers should look at what might affect these ratings. Amazon.com ratings are lower than the others, and buyers state that the appliance runs loud, customer service and repairs take a long time to receive and the hot water feature only holds about 9 ounces of water.
Reviews on the GE Cafe refrigerator from Home Depot mirror the Amazon.com reviews when it comes to the cons, but the pros are much more defined. The refrigerator offers a lot of space and great lighting, for instance. It also has good temperature control; the ice maker is quick, and drawers and shelves are designed well.
Lowe's shoppers say that the GE Cafe refrigerator is loud, and the ice machine does not make a lot of ice. However, buyers who reported to Lowe's also claim this refrigerator is a good size, roomy and has great features such as the hot water dispenser.


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New Jersey Football Officials Association - Atlantic Chapter - www.njfoaatlantic.org
Serving Atlantic and Cape May Counties for High School Football Officiating and Junior Football League
NJFOA Atlantic District is dedicated to supporting www.walshyswarriors.com/ and Coach Bill Walsh.
Atlantic District NJFOA services Atlantic and Cape May Counties by providing registered officials to administer football contests.
These officials are required to pass a state test every year, attend training seminars and on field clinics to show their proficiency in the rules and mechanics of the game.
They provide officials for Junior Football league games and all level of High school games. Many of our officials also work collegiate level games. For more information contact the Secretary or the Cadet Supervisor
2017 Officers
President - Dave Laveson
Vice President - Mike Cook
Seniority Board Member- Tim Elliott
Secretary - John Rapp
Treasurer - Harry Angjelo
Assignor - George McClain
Assist Assignor - Joe Harrison
Interpreter - Keith Crede
State Delegate - Paul Guyermelli
Alt State Delegate - Ron Roberts
Cadet Supervisor - Buddy Oechslin
Cadet Instructor - Jim Conroy *
Webmaster- Harry Angjelo *
(asterisk * indicates appointed or support position, not an elected position) (names in blue have E-mail address attached)
Interested in becoming a Football Referee -
We have a two year comprehensive cadet program that will teach you all the aspects of being a referee. Visit our Cadets page for more information.
Schedule for 2016
September 2 - Mainland HS- Training
September 8 - Mainland HS Test Review, Training
September 15 - Mainland HS - Training
September 22 & 29- No Meeting
October 6 - Mainland HS Training
October 13 - Spaghetti Dinner - Never There Gun Club - Hammonton
October 20 - No Meeting
October 27 - Mainland HS Training
November 3 - Mainland HS - Playoffs, Overtime
November 10 - No Meeting
November 17 - Mainland HS - Focus Play Situations
December - Banquet - TBD
National Football Foundation
Congratulations to Frank Burbridge on being the National Football Foundation 2012 Football Official of the Year. Picture above is from left to right, George McClain, Henry Wimberg, Ron Saathoff, Frank Burbridge, John Lacey, and Howard Burgan. Frank was presented the award by Ron Saathoff and Henry Wimberg, members of the National Football Foundation.
Code of Ethics
Officials at an interscholastic athletic event are participants in the educational development of high school students. As such, they must exercise a high level of self-discipline, independence and responsibility. The purpose of this Code is to establish guidelines for ethical standards of conduct for all interscholastic officials. Officials shall master both the rules of the game and the mechanics necessary to enforce the rules, and shall exercise authority in an impartial, firm and controlled manner. Officials shall work with each other and their state associations in a constructive and cooperative manner. Officials shall uphold the honor and dignity of the profession in all interaction with student-athletes, coaches, athletic directors, school administrators, colleagues, and the public. Officials shall prepare themselves both physically and mentally, shall dress neatly and appropriately, and shall comport themselves in a manner consistent with the high standards of the profession. Officials shall be punctual and professional in the fulfillment of all contractual obligations. Officials shall remain mindful that their conduct influences the respect that student-athletes, coaches and the public hold for the profession. Officials shall, while enforcing the rules of play, remain aware of the inherent risk of injury that competition poses to student-athletes. Where appropriate, they shall inform event management of conditions or situations that appear unreasonably hazardous. Officials shall take reasonable steps to educate themselves in the recognition of emergency conditions that might arise during the course of competition.


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Preview to Direct Debit payment processor for CiviCRM and Drupal payment gateway module
Update: Our modifications to CiviCRM are in CiviCRM 3.0 core now. We will publish the Payment Processor and the corresponding Drupal module in the next weeks. Don't expect fast process though - we are quite busy currently. Use our demo at http://civi.fuerstnet.de (username and password: demo) meanwhile.
Update 2: Get a newer version of this text including downloadable files at http://fuerstnet.de/de/node/151 (german only).
- Add files to the sites module directory and patch your CiviCRM (version 2.2)
- Add the payment processor by running addDirectDebitPaymentProcessor.php from command line
- Configure Payment Processor (Instead of using http requests to call the processor we call directly a module function direct_debit_pp_do_payment($input_data, $mode);). You need to fill in the required fields in the payment processor setup form, but we won't use/need them.
- Create the contribution page and choose the direct debit payment processor.
- Make a contribution (fill in the required data and send the form and its confirmation).
- The drupal module will get invoked (by calling direct_debit_pp_do_payment()), it validates the contribution data and stores it to its database. (At the moment, the function returns the transaction result.)
- Set contribution status to pending. (I adapted the function processConfirm() in CRM/Contribute/BAO/Contribution/Utils.php so that we can set the $pending parameter in the function call CRM_Contribute_Form_Contribution_Confirm::processContribution to true. The payment processor can now control if he wants to set the contribution status to pending or not.
- A user with the access direct debit permissions can now create a DTA file which includes the new transactions (DTA is a standard transaction file format in Germany and will be accepted by the most german banks; for an export different file formats we need to adept the export functions code). While creating the DTA the contribution status in the direct debit module (and in civicrm) get set to "in progress".
- If the transactions have got completed / canceled / failed the status can be set to completed / canceled / failed. (At this point we will call some civicrm functions to set the contribution status also in civicrm to completed.)
- That's it. Test it and it would be nice to receive your feedback.
- Enable and test the payment processor for CiviEvents and CiviMember
- Recurring payments
About the attachment:
I attached an archive which includes:
- the patch (civicrm-2.2.2-direct-debit-all.20090504.patch; see READEME.txt for instructions how to apply the patch)
- the drupal module direct_debit (to use the drupal module you may need the bank identification numbers from the German Bundesbank and the pears Payment_DTA Package from PEAR ... If you only want to test the payment processor you properly won't need this files.)
- README.txt and LICENSE.txt
- Lars Schröter's blog
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Patch für 2.2 und Massen DTA
ich wollte fragen ob es auch schon einen Patch für 2.2 gibt und ob es im PULL verfahren möglich ist DTAs zu generieren.
Für unseren Verein machen wir monatlich einen Lastschrifteinzug für den Mitgliedsbeitrag und es wäre super wenn ich das mit diesem Modul irgendwie abbilden könnte.
Lieben Gruß Malte
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Ja, der Patch für CiviCRM 2.2
Ja, der Patch für CiviCRM 2.2 wird derzeit von uns getestet. In den kommenden Tagen stellen wir ihn hier zur Verfügung
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Support for SEPA Direct Debit?
Have you checked out Single European Payments Area Direct Debit standard? If and when this happens it's going to make life a bit easier for software developers.
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Not yet - waiting for german banks
SEPA direct debit will not start in Germany (or Europe) before November 2009. As soon as the german banks support SEPA direct debit we consider switching to SEPA. This will enhance the availableness of our payment processor to all european countries which is a nice thing of course.
Currently we only support German ELV (Elektronisches Lastschriftverfahren) using DTA files. ELV is supported up to 2012.
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I can't seem to find the attachment.
Would be quite interested in this and would certainly provide feedback / code updates (working on civicrm4.1 / drupal 7).
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Please have a look here for the files: http://fuerstnet.de/de/node/151
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Posted On : 8/12/2017 7:16:49 PM
Detectives hope to be able to find the owner of three expensive sculptures found in sagebrush near Cedar Fort.
In 2015 Deputies with the Utah County Sheriff's Office spoke to a man whose son was looking for deer antlers near Cedar Fort when he came across three bronze sculptures. They were surrounded by and covered with sagebrush and appeared to have been there for quite some time. The sculptures depict young children engaged in various activities. One of them depicts a young child happily riding on a large snail. The sculptures are bronze casts from well known local artist who is unable to determine to whom they were sold. There are three sculptures, each standing 2'-3' high and they are valued at approximately $5,000.00 each. Anyone who may have information that could help in identifying the owner is asked to call the Utah County Sheriff's Office at (801)851-4010. If you call after hours or on weekends then leave a message and a Detective will return your call. A photo of one of the sculptures is included with this release. It is hoped that someone will be able to give detail identifying this and the other two sculptures so they can be returned to the owner.
For questions contact Sergeant Spencer Cannon, Public Information Officer, Utah County Sheriff's Office. (801)404-1912. Twitter: SGTCannonPIO
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What brands can learn from Gandhi!!
Aug 19, 2011 | Anirban Roy | WOW Marketing
Every year around this time we end up remembering the architects of our Independence – among them stands a 'half-naked fakir' who always outshines the rest – Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. Ever wondered how much brands can learn from the greatest marketing campaign ever launched by an Indian? Think about it – it was touted as a 'campaign' against the Raj and it drove them out of this country (oh and also brought about the timely demise of the British Empire).
Here are few lessons which we can learn from what Gandhi did and brands can adopt these principles to successfully make an impact in today's world:
1. Involve people – it's the participation economy honey!
Perhaps one of the things that Gandhi did remarkably well was he mobilized the masses. At a time when…
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When woods whistle…pancakes sizzle
Jul 3, 2011 | Sandhya Srinivasan | Business of Advertising, Cool Advertising
There is a discomfort in crowning W-O-M as a marketing tool (if it's word of mouth, it needs no formulaic initiative right!!). But it is a necessary truth for any marketer. It is genuine. It can be contagious. And it can create good vibes for the brand more often than not. But W-O-M is meant to be subtle. Not choreographed. Then how does one ensure the right message gets whispered from ear to ear.
Look at the times when it has been attributed a bad name. The nefarious MMS clips & dirty pictures. The scandalous truths about celebrities & brands, takes new dimensions when it gets passed around. Then there are the good W-O-M examples: Like joke mails and the very irritating 'blessings on the condition that you forward, else you will lose your…
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FREEBIES vs. DELITEBIES
Jun 21, 2011 | Sandhya Srinivasan | WOW Marketing
I know many who'd say FREEBIES it is. That's it. (Oh! A freebie incidentally includes an extra of the same product, discounts, practical stuff like a glass jar with a Bournvita beverage pack etc.) I can understand why. As many homemakers would proudly proclaim, it's quite a smart buy. Who will otherwise travel that extra mile (using up extra fuel) to a Big Bazaar (BB) that could be quite away from their home? Isn't BB the ultimate retailer who indulges the smart buyer in each one of us??!!
That has been the norm even before retailing became an organized sport. It's a sport isn't it? One against the other, negotiations, survival of the fittest, the winner gets them all etc. I can't grudge the ladies on that emotion. But in the recent past, I've…
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Would you rather love me for 30 secs or a life time?
Jun 15, 2011 | Anirban Roy | In the name of Creativity, WOW Marketing
The debate on whether television and print as a medium is losing its status of Holy Grail in the advertising community, has been on for quite some time now. Industry pundits will throw stats at you (and I won't) and passionately argue that India unlike the developed countries still nurses an appetite for 30 sec commercials and full page ads.
So marketers still pump in thousands of crores to get 'eyeballs'. They believe a full page ad in The Times of India will be enough to get the 'changing Indian woman' (just dissected the day before in the ppt). 30 or 20 or 10 is really not the point – the secondage never was, question is: "is television enough to anchor your brand in the lives of consumers?"
Here's my argument:
We live in…
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Afaristo Hellas
May 24, 2011 | Sandhya Srinivasan | Country Brand
Once a while it's absolutely great to re-visit the past & watch progress through the lens of our ancestors. Greece is one such place. While much of Europe would subsume you with its pall of concern (economic crisis etc), the people of Hellas (Greece) have a ready smile for you. A short & sweet visit to take a leaf out of my history book, showed me a lot more than I'd expected.
I see strains of this land, culturally & historically in India too. But drawing a parallel would be unfair. The sheer size of land & population would make it impossible to compare progress or look for reasons. But there are several sources of inspiration.
Where do I begin? For starters there is some truth in the oft used term 'Greek God', also…
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Deep Throat's Daughter, The Kindred Free Spirit
Sunday, June 12, 2005
W. Mark Felt and Joan Felt are like many fathers and daughters. Their roles have been reversed by time. The 61-year-old daughter now takes care of the 91-year-old father as his health falters, his twilight deepens.
They have found familial common ground and emotional space together. A former home health aide for the elder Felt describes how he would light up with a smile while talking to his doting daughter. A friend and university colleague of the younger Felt describes how she would scramble to make sure her father had the proper care.
But as fathers and daughters are wont to be, they were estranged once upon a time, and a study in extreme contrast.
He was the FBI man, the company man hunting down and spying on radical or countercultural movements of the kind that attracted his free-spirited daughter. She lived in a commune back in the 1970s, and her father disapprovingly told her she reminded him of the radical activists his agency was chasing, according to the Vanity Fair article that revealed her father as Deep Throat.
One can easily imagine each being embarrassed by the other, so different were they then. The establishment father. The hippie daughter. And even more striking contrasts have emerged since Joan Felt became a public figure through her father's unmasking.
But who is Joan Felt? And where was she while her father was skulking in a Rosslyn parking garage confirming hunches about the Watergate scandal? Much remains unknown about this woman who has been catapulted into the national limelight at the center of the most riveting of political mysteries.
Some of what is known adds to the mystery: Joan Felt is a devotee of an unusual and controversial self-proclaimed guru who, in two California lawsuits and several public statements 20 years ago, was accused of sexual abuse, slavery, false imprisonment, assault and brainwashing that was said to include persuading people to give him all their money.
Asked about the guru today, Joan Felt says, "None of this has anything to do with the Deep Throat story." She won't talk about the guru's group, known as Adidam as well as the Johannic Daist Communion. Nor would she discuss the length and scope of her role within it. Earlier this month, when asked about it in a brief encounter outside her house, she said Adidam was like Buddhism.
Her name and home phone number are listed on the Internet as a contact for an Adidam Study Group in Santa Rosa, Calif., where she lives with her father and sons. Whether Joan Felt ever lived at any of Adidam's many communal households and sanctuaries throughout California and elsewhere is unknown.
Adidam is named for its leader, known variously as Adi Da Samraj, Bubba Free John and Da Love-Ananda, among several other names. He was born Franklin Albert Jones in New York in 1939 and founded the religion in 1972 in Los Angeles, according to news accounts of his life.
Since 1982, Adi Da has lived with several wives and his closest followers on the tiny Fiji island of Naitouba, according to defectors as well as news articles. He bought the island for $2.1 million from actor Raymond Burr, say news reports of that era.
The lawsuits and threatened suits that dogged the group in the mid-1980s were settled with payments and confidentiality agreements, says a California lawyer, Ford Greene, who handled three such cases.


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great one Kathy! the feeling of light streaming in the window is sweet!
Fabulous color and light effects!
Your paintings are so wonderful and vivid, and unfettered. Great essence you've captured and love the color play.I liked so many- just picked this one to leave my comment on and look forward to seeing more.
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Two days after I began teaching an inclusion class for the first time, the World Trade Towers fell.
We had a west facing classroom. We could see the plumes of smoke from the window, We pulled the shades. We assured the students the world would not end that day, and their parents would be there when they returned home, but when they left for lunch, we hugged each other after each desperate phone call to our own loved ones ended with good news. We had known each other for two days.
I worked in an elementary school then, in a district (when they existed) that was pretty progressive. Although it was part of the New York School City System, because geographic districts operated independently in those days, the leadership of that district often tried out new trends earlier than other places in NYC. Mayoral control put an end to that
I've had a long history with inclusion, the practice of mixing general education students with students with IEPs in the same class . A friend looked at the explanation, when we first learned about it and predicted we would end our careers as overpaid teacher assistants. When I began as an inclusion teacher, our district put much thought into how the program would work, how would the teachers be trained, how would the physical space be arranged, how would the parents be informed. Teachers were interviewed to make sure they're styles and personalities were compatible. Co-teaching is like a marriage, we were told, my brand new co-teacher leaned close, and said, "I'm divorced."
But we were a good marriage, the class worked. All the students in the class, those with IEPs and those without met standards and were promoted. The reviewers (they've had so many names and incarnations since that time) said it was the only classroom where they saw adequate differentiated instruction. We worked so well as a team that we were immediately were broken up for the next year. And although Integrated Co-teaching is now widespread throughout the City schools, I've never again had an inclusion class where any any pre-thought or consideration went into how it would work.
I have had a series of co-teachers that were weak. One, riddled by constant pain which she treated with a series of prescription medicines, often told the students things like, the Ancient Egyptians had electricity in the pyramids, (she saw that on the Discovery Channel) and Rodin was Renaissance artist (she knew that for a fact and the World Book Encyclopedia must have put a typo in for his birth date). Sadly, the year after I left the school she walked in front of a car during a preparation period and was killed. No teacher evaluation program needed, the Darwin Awards sufficed.
That was possibly the nadir in my co-teaching career.
Possibly- last year I had a teacher I called an asshole to his face. Luckily I waited a few nano-seconds after the students left. It was a Friday afternoon and I was able to storm out right after.
And with all this wonderful experience, Monday I was sent to a workshop on teaching inclusion classes.
As soon as I beat down the bad attitude demon on my shoulder –it was useful, and when the presenter announced at the end of the day that he would observe us the following morning, I snapped into action and rewrote the lesson plan to match some of the techniques he preached. The sad thing is that I agreed with him, we can co teach far better than we do. But in a school based on traditional instruction, where each methodology is broken into 22 distinct, measurable skills, and evaluations are linked to exams that appear way beyond the capacity of our learners, who wants to try anything new?
Although, I had planned the day carefully to make a quick exit at the bell, I stayed late to create a new lesson, immediately deleting the Smart Notebook file and keeping friends from Texas waiting for me at restaurant for over a half hour.
I rewrote the Smart Notebook presentation after dinner, (evidence for sure that some learners, must have a quiet space to be successful), went over the course of the lesson with my co-teacher during our usual co-planning time, the car ride to school. (Thank you traffic on the Grand Central Service road, we worked out who would teach what, while we waited three lights to get past the traffic light on Parsons). And taught our lesson.
The observer liked it. We didn't quite have enough time to have the students work in groups enough to master the concept, but he didn't come back the next day to notice.
My co-teacher did. She went back to traditional teaching. I walked around helping people, feeling like a tremendously overpaid teacher assistant.


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Sojourn's eyebrow rails are in dire need of attention. Until recently I believed they were the source of water ingress into the cabin; now, I'm not so sure. Most of the holes on the starboard side don't fully penetrate the cabin top. The port side is worse but I haven't gotten to that side yet.
I was discussing my options with Ben, who owns a beautiful Mason 43. He introduced me to Marinetex and suggested a couple of options. I could remove them and fill the holes. I could install new rails, finished in the garage and "glued on" with 4200, thus removing any water ingress path or to reduce maintenance,or I could replace them with a stripe to match the cove stipe.
He had previously had the same dilemma with his boat, but decided that without the rails,"Triumph" would look like a super model with shaved eyebrows." It just wouldn't fit.
Sojourn is no supermodel, but I've decided she'd look somewhat plain with out something. I'm still trying to decided which way to go


text: i have tried searching and waiting to see if anyone else is having this problem but apparently i am the only one. no matter what i do i can't get any of the font packs to work in open home. i have tried all the free ones on the market. when i go to menu>more>text font & color>edit text (doesnt matter which) i get a force close. does anyone have a fix for this or can tell me what i am doing wrong? those are the instructions in the app but maybe i am missing something.


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One of my friends always texts me on Easter with a "Happy Zombie Jesus Day." Most of my Easter stuff happened yesterday. Of course, that involved the Ten Commandments, the season premiere of Doctor Who, dyeing eggs, dressing colorfully, and starting my chocolate bunny. Today I get to work. But I do get to eat some dyed eggs, probably in the form of deviled eggs or egg salad, yum.
In honor of Zombie Jesus Day, I thought I could offer you zombie books, but, wouldn't you know it, none of the books I got from Borders feature zombies (as far as I know). So instead I'll head on over to another type of undead–vampires. And for good measure I'll throw in some werewolves too. This week you can get eight books.
1. The featured vampire book is: Spirit Bound by Richelle Mead.
This is the fifth book in the Vampire Academy series (there are six). I've only read two, but I bought this one and Shadow Kisses from Borders to add to my own collection. I was able to get an extra of this one, so I'm passing it on to you.
I'm not going to do the cover copy of this book because it's a spoiler for the earlier books. (I'd already been spoiled, unfortunately.)
2. The featured werewolf book is: Nightshade by Andrea Cremer.
From the cover copy: Calla Tor has always known her destiny: After graduating from the Mountain School, she'll be the mate of sexy alpha wolf Ren Laroche and fight with him, side by side, ruling their pack and guarding sacred sites for the Keepers. But when she violates her masters' laws by saving a beautiful human boy out for a hike, Calla begins to question her fate, her existence, and the very essence of the world she has known. By following her heart, she might lose everything–including her own life. Is forbidden love worth the ultimate sacrifice?
3. Dust City by Robert Paul Weston
4. The Immortals: Night Star by Alyson Noel
5. Never Cry Werewolf by Heather Davis
6. The Drake Chronicles: Blood Feud by Alyxandra Harvey
7. Night Runner: End of Days by Max Turner
8. Kisses from Hell (short stories) by Kristin Cast, Alyson Noel, Kelley Armstrong, Richelle Mead, and Francesca Lia Block
Rules are the same as last week.
– Leave a comment that includes some way to contact you (like an e-mail address or your twitter name). This way I can get in touch if you win 🙂
– Leave the title, artist, and genre (just so I'm not surprised) of a song, and give me a description of the story that song tells to you. Can be as simple or as complicated as you like.
That Kind of Day – Sarah Buxton – Country – This is the story of a girl who just has a day where everything goes wrong. From having a bad hair day to being told she looks like she's gained five pounds to being flipped the bird while she's stuck in traffic… by an old lady, no less. (This story is right there in the lyrics, so it's pretty easy)
Intermission – Scissor Sisters – Genre??? – This person is trying to be happy and stay positive, but all he hears around him are people telling him how life sucks and then you die.
– You can get an extra entry if you tweet about the contest, so leave your twitter info in that case.
One winner will be chosen at random for each giveaway, which will each have the same entry requirements (but please choose different songs from any earlier giveaways you entered). This contest ends on Saturday, April 30 at 11:59 p.m. I'll announce the winner on Sunday, along with the next giveaway.
Oh, and you want to know who won the last contest? All right, I suppose… 😉 And the winner is:
Heather Dougherty
Congratulations, Heather, and thank you, everyone, for your songs and stories. I love reading about them. And once I get this new computer all set up, including iTunes, I know I'll be downloading some of those songs.
Speaking of songs…
Currently on iPod: Invisible Man by Theory of a Dead Man
Lots of love,


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Fifth District Survey of Manufacturing Activity
Feb. 28, 2017 10 a.m.
Manufacturing Activity Expanded; Capacity Utilization Rose Sharply
Fifth District manufacturing activity expanded in February, as shipments increased and the volume of new orders rose broadly, according to the latest survey by the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond. Employment gains were more common and longer workweeks prevailed. Wage increases were more widespread. Prices paid for inputs rose more rapidly than in January, and prices received also accelerated.
Looking to the six months ahead, manufacturing executives anticipated robust business conditions, with strong growth in shipments and new orders, along with higher capacity utilization. Expectations moderated for vendor lead times. Manufacturers' outlook on employment was similar to a month ago, with expectations for increased hiring and additional wage growth.
Survey respondents expected prices of inputs to moderate compared to the current month and prices received to rise slightly faster in the six months ahead.
Current Activity
Manufacturing activity strengthened in February, pushing the composite index to 17 from the previous reading of 12. The shipments gauge moved three points higher, to settle at a reading of 16, and the index for the volume of new orders jumped to 24 from 15. The backlog of orders also picked up, with that index moving to 8 from 4. Vendor lead times lengthened, with the indicator rising to 9 from January's reading of 5. Finally, the index for capacity utilization nearly doubled from the previous reading, finishing the survey period at 15.
Inventories of raw materials and finished goods rose widely. The index for raw materials inventories added five points in February to reach a reading of 20, while the index for finished goods inventories picked up six points to finish at a reading of 14.
The manufacturing employment index increased compared to a month ago, rising two points this month to a reading of 10. The average workweek lengthened, pushing the index to 16 from 5 a month earlier. Average wage increases were also more common in February. That indicator climbed four points to 15.
Manufacturers were increasingly upbeat about demand for their goods in the next six months. The indicator for expected shipments rose three points to a reading of 53 and the index for the volume of new orders jumped to 53 from the previous reading of 44. Manufacturers' expectations were for moderate increases in the backlogs of new orders, with that index finishing at 21 compared to January's reading of 24. Producers expected greater capacity utilization, driving the index up 12 points to 46 in February. However, they looked for vendor lead time to taper off, softening the index to 8 from the previous reading of 12. The index for planned capital expenditures settled at a reading of 27, just one point below last month's index.
Producers expected to do more hiring during the next six months; the index shed just four points from a month ago, finishing at 23. Their outlook for the average workweek was a point higher this month, at a reading of 11. The index for average wage expectations dropped one point to 30 in February.
Prices of raw materials accelerated in February at an annualized rate of 2.09 percent, compared to 1.52 percent a month earlier. Prices of finished goods also increased more rapidly, rising at a 1.35 percent annualized rate, following January's 0.96 percent pace.
Looking to the next six months, survey participants expected input price growth at a 1.85 percent pace, slightly above the previous outlook for 1.75 percent annualized growth. Prices of finished goods were expected to increase at an annualized 1.41 percent rate, whereas in January, manufacturers anticipated 1.45 percent growth in prices received.


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10: School of Law
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Happy Sunday!
Goodness, it seems like the weeks are getting faster and faster now that school has started. I am starting to see my course come together (good thing, only a week left to prep!), so I am excited to start teaching!
David and I went on a fun trip to Huntsville yesterday to celebrate our 5th anniversary. Among eating some delicious food, which I will share in another post, we stopped at Whole Foods. They were having a sweet sale on supplements and I knew that would be my next top 8 to share.
David and I have particular ones that we take daily, but we try to rotate through different ones each season. Mainly based on new research/new finds, but also based on just the idea of changing things up for the body. I love Mama Natural's Three Things Thursday (check it out here), she shares the most fascinating things. And usually a supplement or two based on the season we are in (or almost in, hello flu season). We are team food first, but like having some on hand!
If you missed the other two Top 8 posts… you can find the Self-Care post HERE and the Snacks post HERE.
Now for our "end of summer" supplements. Most of these we (or one of us, depends on the supp) take during the summer, roughly 3 times a week. But here at the end, we amp it up to just build our immune systems up a bit more.
Disclaimer–> please don't take this as what YOU should be taking. Some of these David only takes and some only me. Always check with your doctor before adding or taking out anything in your lifestyle.
TOP 8 Summer Supplements
- Stinging Nettle: David struggles with allergies and this seems to help SO much. It is known to help with respiratory function, so makes sense it helps with his allergies. Find a similar one HERE on Amazon or find the one we got at a Whole Foods.
- Quercetin: The supplement that I ALWAYS pronounce with hesitation. Ha. This is another supplement in David's allergy tool belt. It works great with stinging nettle and you can even find supplements that combine the two (here is one). Find the one we bought at WF right HERE on Amazon.
- Cod Liver Oil or Ultimate Omega: I started this in my rotation when I was healing my gut (once I figured out the whole gluten ordeal!). Tripp and I usually take cod liver oil a few times a week when we don't fit in our sardines. And we all take it if anyone is sick or feeling a cold coming on. We keep the omega one on hand for David and myself, but Tripp only takes the cod liver. Yes, he loves it! Find the "omega" one we bought at WF HERE on Amazon or find the cod liver HERE on Amazon.
- Doterra OnGuard Softgels: I LOVE having these on hand. If I feel like I am starting to get sick, I start diffusing my oils and taking these. I don't ingest oils often, diffusing oils are a favorite around here! Find it HERE on Amazon OR, even better, find a local Doterra consultant to support/purchase from!
- Vitamin D: As the summer days get shorter and we don't find ourselves in the sun, enter this supplement. Since David is back in school, he aims to take it daily. I try to take it a couple of times a week. Find it HERE on Amazon.
- Primal Defense Probiotic: When we don't get in our fermented food, we take this! Thankfully we love eating fermented foods, but we don't always remember to get them on the plate! Find it HERE on Amazon.
- Vital Proteins Collagen Peptides: If you have ever talked to me, you know I basically add this powder to anything. But I do "take" this once a day. It is usually swirled in my coffee or blended in my smoothie. Find it HERE on Amazon.
- Golden Milk (AKA, turmeric): When we lived in Tuscaloosa, I always got a golden milk at Manna Grocery Store. It is just a cup full of comfort. If you are a tea or coffee drinker, I bet you would like it. Mama Natural has a great post and recipe HERE. Find the one we got (which has a few more things added in for more healing power!) HERE on Amazon. But feel free to make your own!
Again, this is not a list that you should go add to your daily routine, but these are the ones we are currently liking lately. Cod Liver Oil will always be in my supplement arsenal but the others will come and go.
Well, today is Leo's BIRTHDAY, so we are off to do all things LEO 😉


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Dartmouth 21, Columbia 16
Alex Park drove Dartmouth 91 yards for a touchdown with 1:09
remaining as the Big Green edged Columbia 21-16 Saturday.
After an incompletion. Park completed three straight passes to
Ryan McManus, ran for 13 yards himself, then hit McManus for a
15-yarder that put the Big Green (4-2, 2-1 Ivy League) at the 15 of
the Lions (1-5, 0-3).
Park's 7-yard completion to Victor Williams, with roughing the
passer tacked on, moved the ball to the 4 with 1:16 left. Following
a Dartmouth procedure penalty, Park found Dean Bakes for the
go-ahead score.
A Dartmouth celebration penalty and a kickoff out of bounds
enabled Columbia to get the ball back at midfield, but Sean
Brackett's fourth-down pass from the 40 was intercepted by Stephen
Columbia, which lost 24-20 to Pennsylvania last week on a
touchdown in the final minute, clinched its 16th consecutive season
without a winning record.
Since going 8-2 in 1996, the Lions have had losing records every
season except 2006, when they were 5-5. Another loss would ensure
their 38th losing season in 41 years.
Park completed 20 of 28 passes for 197 yards for Dartmouth.
Marcorus Garrett carried 20 times for 72 yards for Columbia.


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When I was younger, my mother showed me an old photograph of a hotel manager pouring acid into a pool where black patrons were swimming. The pool, you see, was meant for "white swimmers only." She asked me, "Why do you think I don't do public pools?" My very practical mother knew that other kids peeing where I was swimming was the very least of our problems. She didn't let me go to public pools because, in my mother's head, the pool in the picture could be any pool, the hotel manager could be any white person, even one who didn't work there —no matter the year. I didn't understand it then, but, when I first learned of the McKinney party, that photo was the first to pop into my mind. My mother's fear came along with it.
According to the many young people who attended last weekend's pool party in McKinney, Texas (which eventually became a viral video sensation), the incident began when two white women and a white male began to spit racial slurs at two of the party attendees, saying things like, "go back to section 8 [public housing]" and "do something with your lives." The young girl pictured in this video—19-year-old Tatyana Rhodes—stood up for her friends as the two women and man continued to deploy racial slurs and rude comments. This escalates as one of the women slaps Tatyana in the face. Nearby residents call the police and mention that a fight has ensued.
One cop car shows up, and he calls dispatch for nine more cop cars. The police arrive, and frantically demand that the young people sit on the ground. Most of the teens comply, only to witness an officer grab a young, bikini-clad Dajerria Becton (just 14 years old) by the hair. He violently shoves her face into the ground, and presses his knee into her small frame to detain her. As you'll see in the video, she was not moving at all. Some of the other young people rush to protect her as she's thrown to the ground, and two other the assisting officers pull out guns and chase the teenagers away. You can (and should) watch it in full below.
I don't know if those McKinney cops actually hate black people. The cops may or may not have thought that pulling out loaded guns on a bunch of unarmed teenagers was the most effective way to handle this incredibly mild situation. I don't really need to know if either of those things are true, because we get lucky with this story. We can throw all of our speculations away. We don't need to wonder about anything. Because at every moment of the McKinney conflict, even the fight that prompted the conflict, someone was watching—and he recorded the whole thing.
These videos show us, based on both the actions of the older white woman and of the cop, that the dignity and lives of the African-American children at the party were of little value to the community. One brave kid, 14-year-old Brandon Brooks, put his physical and legal safety at risk to make sure we got the whole story. "I was one of the only white people in the area when that was happening," he told a news station. "You can see in part of the video where he tells us to sit down, and he kind of skips over me and tells all my African-American friends to go sit down."
Brandon had nothing to gain or prove from being vigilant and paying attention to the dynamic unfolding in front of him. Rather, his motives were simple: The people being unjustly treated were his friends, and they were not safe. The only power he had in that moment was his whiteness. His whiteness kept him safe and gave him the freedom to record the whole thing in plain sight. He sacrificed the safety of his privilege to protect his friends. That is what it means to be an ally, or even better, an accomplice against racism.
For the oppressed, racism is isolating. And white complacency perpetuates that feeling of isolation. When incidents of racial violence occur, white bystanders are often silent, and choose to remain uninvolved. In the past few days since the video has gone viral (thanks in no small part to the ongoing reporting by David Mack at Buzzfeed), the officer has resigned (probably by force), and a Change.org petition for Bank of America to fire the woman who assaulted the teen has already earned over 3,000 signatures.
But had there been no camera and no one to set the record straight, then we would be in a very different situation right now. And had the police not completely overlooked the white teenager videotaping this situation, it might be harder for us to identify this as racism.
What if this were the norm? What if white people spoke out or stood up every single time someone said or did something racist, or when an especially violent racist incident occurs? Racists would know that they are being held accountable. Racists would feel less comfortable about publicly displaying racism, and the likelihood of someone performing a racist act would decrease.
There is more power than you think in being a good friend and being a good person. In this case, a brave friend framed the narrative of a story that now has an entire nation supporting the people of McKinney who were wronged at that pool party. Friendship—not politics, not hatred for police—made Brandon do the right thing. What kind of friend will you be today?
Camonghne Felix is the Discrimination Campaigns lead at DoSomething.org.
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With children all over going "Back to School" again and the fall and holiday seasons rapidly approaching, Arts-n-Crafts are in abundance. Whether its for hobbies, activities to keep the kids busy, personal interest or to destress Arts-n-Crafts are quite popular.
For the September Tech Talk, I tried to find sites that offered a variety of choices and weren't the regular sites everyone always hears about. I hope you enjoy the sites and the activities they offer.
A.C. Moore A.C. Moore is a specialty retailer offering a vast selection of arts, crafts and floral merchandise to a broad demographic of customers. They also have a great slogan, Dream it. Create it. Share it. There is only one A.C. Moore near West Palm Beach, but it seems well worth the drive.
Etsy Etsy is a online marketplace. The website offers a plethora of handmade or vintage items as well as art and craft supplies. These items cover a wide range including art, photography, clothing, jewelry, edibles, bath & beauty products, quilts, knick-knacks and toys. Individuals can also buy/sell their creations on the site.
Better Homes and Gardens Most people have seen Better Homes and Gardens magazine and know how much it offers in the realm of great ideas for decoration and home/garden accessories. You can get that online at their website and a page dedicated to all types of crafts. Click on the link above and get a look at all the tons of projects you can choose from.
Disney Family Fun We definitely couldn't have art-n-crafts without mentioning Disney. They have been in the business of keeping kids happy and learning for decades. This Disney site is all about "Family Fun" and with that in mind have dozens of activities for families and small children. Take a look and share it with the family, I'm sure you all will be glad you did.
All Free Crafts As described on their site, All Free Crafts offers crafts, craft projects and patterns to make easy homemade gifts. The link above is specific to "Green Crafts". I wanted to include this in the Tech Talk list because i know there are many eco-warriors out there nowadays and these crafts will appeal to them.
Lulu Lulu lets you lets you make, self-publish, print and sell print-on-demand books, e-books, photo books and calendars with free book publishing. This site is fun and empowers the user to also potentially have a side career with their crafts if they want.
Photovisi Photovisi is a free online collage maker. Its quick and easy and allows you to use templates, with 18 different choices to choose from to make your collages. The collages can be used as wallpapers, etc. No registration is required to use Photovisi.
SnapfishThis site allows you to create a personalized photo gift. You can make unique gifts such as photo books, gifts for him & her, posters & more. Have a look around the site and see what you can use it to create for your family, friend or co-workers.
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Nov 21 (Reuters) - Pihsiang Machinery MFG Co Ltd :
* Says its shares will be delisted from Taiwan Stock Exchange on Jan. 2, 2018
Source text in Chinese: goo.gl/fx8sf5
Further company coverage: (Beijing Headline News)
All quotes delayed a minimum of 15 minutes. See here for a complete list of exchanges and delays.
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One of the best things about being a neophyte chef is reaching a point where you feel comfortable experimenting -- and are pleasantly surprised by the results. That's exactly what happened when I recently combined two of my favorite go-to staples for easy meals, turkey burgers and Paul Newman's Own Bombolina tomato sauce.
It's no secret that turkey burgers often lack the succulent, rich flavor of their beef counterparts. I've managed to give them a boost in the past with shredded mozzarella cheese and sautéed onions, but this time I wanted to try something different.
So I mixed a few tablespoons of Newman's sauce into a ground turkey patty, thinking as I did that it looked like a version of healthy meatloaf. Sure enough, after five minutes on my trusty T-Fal grill, I had a flavorful burger. Yum-ola!


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DEMAND for commercial and residential construction in the Solent region will remain strong for the foreseeable future.
That was the consensus of opinion from members at the last quarterly meeting of Southern Construction and Property Breakfast Club held at the Ageas Hilton Hotel.
Richard Summers, urban designer and director from Southampton based Boyle+Summers Ltd, said that business has been good in 2017 with a number of key new clients bringing interesting projects to the company, most recently a housing project in Cornwall.
He anticipates that 2018 will be similar to this year. That prediction is shared by Justin Galloway, business development manager with Acheson Construction in Chandler's Ford, who said: "It's been a busy market thanks to private developments and industrial Investment. We expect business will remain buoyant and are planning new offices and investment with aspirations to grow the business this coming year."
Recruitment will be important to many of the businesses experiencing this growth in demand.
David Ardley, director of international property and construction consultancy company Gleeds said that the team at their Hedge End had expanded in 2017 and he expects to expand more in 2018.
Nick Groves, Director at Romsey based consulting civil and structural engineers WFBA agrees that 2017 was a good year with growth in their client base and repeat business introducing a multitude of interesting projects.
"Our focus is now including more front end work.
"This means that we are more involved with the feasibility stages, to "free up" sites and help de-risk land purchases and to boost the viability of a development," he said.
The club, which now attracts over 70 professionals from the building and construction industry to its quarterly meetings held at the Ageas Hilton.
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LCLS Controls
LLRF Preliminary Design ReviewSeptember 26th, 2005, 10 am to 12pm, Red Slate Conference Room (Rm. 114), Building 280C
Background MaterialRead these documents prior to the review, to learn more about LINAC noise levels:
Pulse shaping to eliminate high power circulator for RF Gun
- PAC 2001 TPAH105 pdf
- Temperature stability of RF components Apr 05 pdf
- PEP Master Source Phase Shifter Apr 05 pdf
- LCLS RF Reference and control May 04 pdf
- RF Controls Requirements 1 1-301B Sep 05 pdf Physics Requirements Document, Revision 1
Design Review Committee:
John Fox (chair) Larry Doolittle Paul Emma Joe Frisch Keith Jobe Dan Van Winkle
Charge to the Committee:The reviewers will be given the LCLS LLRF performance requirements, and are asked to critically assess the proposed designs for LCLS operation requirements. The committee is requested to:
- 1. Identify and quantify technical issues related to the LLRF design and fabrication.
- 2. Determine if the design will meet LCLS requirements.
- 3. Identify any technical issues not already included in the design and fabrication plans.
- 4. Determine if mechanical design and the fabrication are reasonable based upon the proposed schedule.
- 5. Make comments and suggestions for improving the design, construction and safety.
- 6. Write a report of the committee's comments and recommendations.
Agenda and Presentations10am to 12pm:
12pm to 1pm:
- Introduction and Charge to committee pdf - Jose Chan (10min)
- Overview and Controls Interface and Timing WBS 220.127.116.11.1 pdf - Ron Akre (15min)
- LLRF and Beam-based Longitudinal Feedback pdf- Dayle Kotturi (10min)
- LLRF Phase Reference System WBS 22.214.171.124.2 pdf - Alan Hill (15min)
- Beam Phase Monitor Cavity WBS 126.96.36.199.4 pdf- Vojtech Pacak (15min)
- LLRF Monitor and Control System WBS 220.127.116.11.3 pdf - Ron Akre (20min)
- LLRF Control System pdf - Dayle Kotturi (20min)
Review Committee's Comments
- Committee discussion - closed
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