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To the Top table lamp by Michael Anastassiades.
Michael Anastassiades is known for his minimal and sculptural lighting. His philosophy is to produce exceptionally designed objects of permanent value. All pieces are fabricated in carefully sourced, small family-run workshops selected for their unique manufacturing skills and tradition in the use of materials.
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White House ends ban on selling bottled water at National Parks
In the latest from a death of a thousand cuts, White House sides with bottled water lobbyists to encourage plastic pollution in parks.
Six years ago the Obama administration enacted a ban on selling bottled water at National Parks. The action, Policy Memorandum 11-03, commonly referred to as the "Water Bottle Ban," was designed to help alleviate the deleterious burden of plastic. The Washington Post writes:
"National parks, as premier tourist destinations, use taxpayer dollars to manage the burden of discarded plastic water bottles," said an earlier memorandum by the Park Service's facility management division. "Notably, this is a relatively new financial burden, with global sales of bottled water quadrupling between 1990 and 2005."The memo said the division's decision was based on "the 50 billion plastic water bottles" disposed of by Americans each year and the "approximately 20 billion barrels of oil" required during production – when millions of tons of greenhouse-gas pollution are generated that contribute to global warming.
Of the 900 tons of garbage recycled by Grand Canyon National Park, 30 percent of it was estimated to be comprised of water bottles. And while only 23 of the country's park had implemented the Obama-era policy, more were to follow and the cumulative effect was expected to be significant. Many parks now have water stations throughout specifically for refilling bottles.
But now, according to a press release from the National Parks Service, the ban is kaput:
The 2011 policy, which encouraged national parks to eliminate the sale of disposable water bottles, has been rescinded to expand hydration options for recreationalists, hikers, and other visitors to national parks.
Curiously (or not) the statement sounds quite a bit like the arguments used by the International Bottled Water Association (IBWA) in their campaign against the ban.
Even more curiously (or not) the new direction came a mere three weeks after the Senate confirmation of David Bernhardt as deputy interior secretary. As The Post reports, "Bernhardt is a former lobbyist with the law firm Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, which has represented one of the largest water bottlers in the United States..."
Critics of Bernhardt have called him a "walking conflict of interest" because of his work for corporations opposed to Interior Department regulations devoted to promoting clean air and water. "Under Trump, the Department of the Interior appears to be working hand in hand with the bottled-water industry to do its bidding," says Lauren DeRusha Florez, who works for the non-profit group Corporate Accountability International.
I guess it's hard to drain the swamp when it's clogged with plastic water bottles. Even so, I wonder if we will see the parks subtly defy the policy discontinuation. "We know that many of our parks want to do away with bottled water," writes Florez. "Let's make sure they know that we support them in that move, even if the current administration doesn't."


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When you have little kids and they hear other people tell jokes, it naturally follows that, although they don't usually understand the jokes, they want to tell their own to make people laugh. We get a lot of that going on around here.
Sometimes I fake a laugh for their benefit. Other times I laugh hysterically for real just because they are so absurd. It's either that or cry. And after about twenty gazillion non-jokes told by several preschoolers at once, crying is an option.
So here is one the 3-year-old told in the van last week:
What did the tomato say to the deer?
And not to be outdone, the 5-year-old followed up with this good one:
What did the triangle say to the dot?
Better stay on the dotted line!
I laughed hysterically. I may have banned all joking from the van after the next 17 jokes were told, but I laughed.
A column, some food, and a few books mixed together with a healthy pinch of daily living
Monday, June 26, 2017
Thursday, June 22, 2017
Gardens & Pepperoni Rolls
We planted our big garden a little later than we normally do, but we already have a bumper crop. It's far too early for tomatoes, but at least all the plants are still alive. The pepper plants, too, have adapted nicely to the northeast corner of the garden. The beans are just popping out of the ground along with the popcorn, sunflowers, and a few pumpkin seeds.
*This column ran in the Hancock News on June 21, 2017 (without pictures and captions).
**This post was shared at Strangers & Pilgrims at Home for The Art of Home-Making Mondays.
|Tomato and pepper plants waiting to be planted
So what could we be harvesting so soon? Well, for starters, rocks. We have so many rocks that we can't pick them all. The children and I have removed buckets and buckets of rocks of all varieties-- big and small and all sizes in between. Sometimes we discover a piece of glass or metal or a fossil. Once my eldest even found an arrowhead. But always there are more and more rocks.
|From the middle. . . See the rocks popping up?
|Our rock pile. . . all from the garden
This past week we had rain, and that means our next crop will soon be ready for picking. Tiny weeds are coming up everywhere. I've already pulled out wild brambles, milkweed shoots, indian hemp, crabgrass, and prickly horse nettle. I don't know the names of all the weeds, but I attack them all equally.
Of course, if I could conquer the rocks and weeds, I would still have to contend with the critters. The deer have already nibbled some corn, and the guineas have dusted themselves in a hill of squash. Who knows what the bear will do when the pumpkins and melons get big.
|From the zucchini hill corner
Sometimes I wonder, with all the hard work we put into our garden in the hottest weather of the year, why we even bother with it at all. In the end, I find my garden is like childbirth. When all is said and done, and I'm enjoying the fruits of my labor by biting into a perfectly ripened tomato or by watching the kids spitting watermelon seeds, all the hard work and rocks and weeds are just a distant memory. The reward is so great that I'll gladly do it again.
Like my current garden, this week's recipe has no vegetables. I'll make no promises that pepperoni rolls are healthy, but unlike gardening, it's easy, especially if you buy frozen bread dough. It's a perfect grab-and-go meal or snack.
Best of all, there are so many variations that it's really hard to mess up. Use whatever type or amount of pepperoni you want in each roll and make each roll the size you want them to be. Because variations in size change baking times, the biggest danger is letting the pepperoni rolls burn, so keep an eye on them.
Pepperoni Rolls
bread dough, store-bought or homemade
pepperoni (slices, sticks, or chunks)
melted butter
If you make your own bread dough, allow dough to rise once before shaping pepperoni rolls. If you buy frozen bread dough, follow package directions for thawing and rising. Tear off the amount of dough you wish to work with and roll it out with a rolling pin (or just smash it into a rough circle with your hands). Lay pepperoni out on bread dough and roll the dough up, jelly-roll style. Pinch the edges of the dough together to seal and lay the rolls, seam side down, on a greased baking sheet. Allow to rise for 30 minutes.
Preheat oven to 375℉ and bake pepperoni rolls for 15-20 minutes or until golden brown. When you remove the rolls from the oven, brush immediately with melted butter.
*This column ran in the Hancock News on June 21, 2017 (without pictures and captions).
**This post was shared at Strangers & Pilgrims at Home for The Art of Home-Making Mondays.
Tuesday, June 20, 2017
Coop Addition
We've had a growing problem with our guinea coop. The original design had water dripping down on the walls, and the walls weren't the best building material. It resulted in rotting walls with holes.
|Rotten old holes!
|Look, Ma, no walls!
|Legs and ladders
|Framing almost done
|Look at that nail!
|Just about done
So, after lots of nails and ladders (and boys feeling big on ladders), the coop is bigger and better. It isn't yet complete. It needs to be painted, and my husband wants to fix the roosts on the inside. But now it has a shiny, new roof and more ventilation.
It can be our retirement home one day!
Saturday, June 17, 2017
Purple Profusion Plus
I can't help but love when my clematis blooms. I admire it while I'm washing dishes since it's right outside my kitchen window. I also love the rustic trellis my husband made for me for the clematis.
But that's not all! There's more purple in my front flower bed. The bees are also buzzing around the lavender.
But that's not all! I also have yellow! I think these butter and eggs might be a wild flower, but I like them. So when they found their way into my flower bed, I let them stay.
But that's not all! I don't even know what this yellow flower is, but it's also growing beautifully. I even took a picture of it to share with you.
I hope you have enjoyed this virtual stroll through some of the growing things in my rather unkempt and haphazard flower beds.
Friday, June 16, 2017
Five on Friday
I've had so much going on lately that I have way too much for just one post! I'll just have to break things up over several posts.
1. Outside Tunes. We used our Sam's Club points to buy this outdoor speaker about a month ago, and we are pleased. It made some hard work a little easier and a fire pit cookout a little more relaxing. If you're wondering what we listen to, my current favorite is a CD called Southern Family.
2. Guineas. These guineas, delicious as their fresh eggs are, are the source of much work lately-- fixing their coop, attempting to barricade growing things from their attack, chasing them out of the garden. . .
. . . but they have now also become a source of a small amount of income. All the guinea feathers I had listed on my Etsy shop have sold out. I have more feathers to list, but I haven't had a chance to take pictures yet. Just to make things clear, the small amount of income does not even approach the amount we've put into taking care of them.
Well, it turns out the kids didn't do it. The fellows who will be building a new addition onto the parsonage (if the permit stuff with the county ever works out!) measured and plotted out the limits of what will become some new space in our home. There are bumps right now in the permit process, so plans are going to change a bit. I'm sure there will be plenty of updates here in the next year.
1. Outside Tunes. We used our Sam's Club points to buy this outdoor speaker about a month ago, and we are pleased. It made some hard work a little easier and a fire pit cookout a little more relaxing. If you're wondering what we listen to, my current favorite is a CD called Southern Family.
|Outdoor speaker + iPod= Good times
|You talkin' to me?
All the same, I'd do it again. I really enjoy watching those loud, funny-looking squawkers.
3. Orange Sticks. What in the world are those kids up to now? Why would I allow them to put sticks in the backyard and spray paint them orange?!
|Stick in the ground
4. Toilet Paper Tubes. Yes. I did list toilet paper tubes on my Etsy shop. Can you believe people buy them? Well, they do, and it makes sense, especially if you consider classroom teachers (art teachers) needing hundreds of them all at once.
Do you have any idea how hard it is to photograph a big pile of inviting toilet paper tubes without having a 3-year-old boy in the picture? I finally managed to get a few shots. Barely.SaveSave
5. Children in Church. I appreciated the article, "Children, Too, are Part of the Church," which can be found at Sister, Daughter, Mother, Wife. It underscores what I have learned about children in church since I've had my own children.
|Brown cardboard tubes, tied up with string. . .
Monday, June 12, 2017
Funerals, Friends, & Food
A friend of ours from church passed away recently. In the parking lot at the viewing, we bumped into acquaintances we hadn't talked to for a month of Sundays. So with the kids whooping and hollering in the van, we took the time to catch up with each other. It was nice.
The next day, after the funeral, I heard other mourners say things to each other like, "It's so good to see you again. It's a shame it has to be under these circumstances. We shouldn't wait for times like this to get together."
I know I've heard sayings like that at about every funeral I've ever attended. And it's true. We really should take more time to maintain our relationships with people we care about.
But each day only has 24 hours. For most of us, that amount of time is not nearly enough to eat, sleep, do the dishes, walk the dog, and keep up with everybody we've ever had the pleasure to meet. Unfortunately that means some friendships take a backseat to the normal demands of daily living.
Even those I call my best friends don't get the attention they deserve. Birthdays go by without cards or phone calls. I can't remember their children's ages without doing some major mental calculations. I have no clue if a beloved pet dies or what kind of cars they drive. It's been years since I've seen them.
That doesn't mean that our treasured friends aren't important. For one, what would a funeral be like without them? Most funerals are still, even with our faith and family close by to lean on, downright sad. Now add in the delight of chatting with a long-lost friend or your second cousin from across the country; such meetings are gifts from God that distract us from our sadness and remind us of the joys of this life.
When I was a girl, we sang the song, "Make new friends, but keep the old; one is silver and the other's gold." I loved that song then because I loved my friends. Now that I'm older, I love it for the simple truth it contains. Old or new, distant or near, neglected or well-maintained, friendships are precious indeed.
When we first moved here, there were several deaths in the congregation with dinners that followed the funeral. During that first year at those dinners, I learned to absolutely love one lady's pizza potatoes. At the recent funeral, she made them again, and I wasn't the only person drooling. I'm lucky enough to have the recipe to share with you, but I must warn you: I'm pretty convinced that while the recipe is good, nobody will ever make them quite as good as my friend does!
Pizza Potatoes
1 pkg. scalloped potatoes
1 (16 oz.) can whole tomatoes (Home-canned are even better!)
1 1/2 c. water
1/4 tsp. oregano leaves
1 (4 oz.) pkg. sliced pepperoni
1 (4 oz.) pkg. shredded mozzarella cheese
Heat oven to 400℉. Empty potato slices and package of seasoned sauce mix into ungreased 2 quart casserole. Heat tomatoes, water, and oregano to boiling. Stir into the potatoes. Arrange pepperoni on top and sprinkle with cheese. Bake 30 to 35 minutes. Serves 4.
Variation: You can make Hamburger Pizza Potatoes-- substitute 1/2 pound ground beef, browned and drained, for pepperoni; stir into potato mixture. Or for Sausage Pizza Potatoes, substitute 1/2 pound pork sausage, browned and drained; stir into potato mixture.
*This column ran in The Hancock News on June 7, 2017.
**This post was shared at Strangers & Pilgrims at Home for The Art of Home-Making Mondays.
Friday, June 2, 2017
Five on Friday on Time
1. Summer Reading Program. Our library's summer reading program started yesterday. We all get into this because the special programming at the library is fun, the prizes are fun, and we think reading is fun.
2. Walks With Luther. On Wednesday the kids and I were finally able to join my husband for his Walks With Luther devotions for church. Basically we all meet at a park in town, my husband prepares a few quotations from Martin Luther and reads a Martin Luther devotion. After a final prayer, we all walk for a bit on the rail trail. This time we tasted some honeysuckle.
3. Funeral. Tuesday our family went to the funeral home for a viewing. Wednesday was the funeral and dinner afterwards. It was a busy day, but it felt good to be able to support the family of the deceased because they are so special to us.
4. Crash. My second son crashed his bike yesterday, and it was a gross scrape. I managed to hold it together to clean it out. He did even better; he was calm, cool, and collected. Impressive. Even more impressive is that he wants to get back on the bike.
5. First Sale. Or should I say, "FIRST SALE!" because that's how I felt on Wednesday night after we got the kids in bed late and I checked my email. I finally sold something on my Etsy shop. A most wonderful person from New Jersey bought some of the guinea feathers.
|The feathers all wrapped up
Late into the night I worked to do the whole Etsy shipping thing and to package up the feathers. It's not that hard, but it was the first time and I had to figure things out.
After this first sale, I've almost broken even with all the listing fees so far. This $3 sale is not making me a millionaire, but it did feel nice.
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First Impression
Honestly, I'd read the first chapter of this manga, and I wasn't deceived with this anime adaptation. This is awesome.
Keeping the traditional shounen genre, I was definitely impressed with what was given to us in this first episode. The character potential is probably what made this so much better, despite its cliché concept and overused shounen aspect. Heck, they're overused, but the well-made ones are freakin' awesome, and Code:Breaker seems like one of them.
It's impossible to say yet if this will turn out great or if the storyline will end up in the gutter like many anime do, but right now, it has a good start. What makes it so noticeable is the amazing quality that's been used to draw out the characters as well as the fight scenes. I'll give props to the animators, and even more props to the manga author for building such awesome characters.
Sakurakouji seems like a real tough beauty. Popular and good at everything she does, one of those things just happened to make her able to fight off a whole gang by herself. If it wasn't for that taser
which, I should mention, should have knocker her out cold much more than that, she would have gotten away with fighting off 10 people on her own. Now that's pretty badass right there.
As for Ogami Rei, the character potential on that kid is amazing. Whatever his reasons are for "taking out the trash", they sure seem to be some pretty damn awesome reasons. I only get more and more curious with what this guy will give us over the season, and I'm expecting a lot out of him.
So basically, this show is one of those "seems like it'll be really awesome, but you never know" kind of thing. Next thing we know, the producers could make an original ending and turn it into another Ao no Exorcist. However, my hopes are up for now, and my recommendation follows my hopes rather than my doubts. This show is one to watch.
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Automatic training and track sync for 1-2-sports members. 1-2-sports.com offers the comprehensive training evaluation features on the market: Training log, monthly evaluation, track records (best times, average time etc.). 1-2-sports member's challenges are a cool motivational input. The event calendar helps you planning your sports activities.
The 1-2-sports app carries all your trainings and tracks on your iPhone. The ideal training companion for your favorite sports:
running, cycling, mountain biking, inline skating, nordic walking, hiking, horse riding, motor boat, yachting, sailing, motor biking, rowing, skike, wheelbiking, cross country skiing, downhill skiing and more.
The following 5 items are important for using the app:
Auto sync automatically uploads all changes on the iPhone directly to the 1-2-sports.com site.
Changes on the site will be recognized by the app and downloaded to the iPhone.
During sync all changes of routes and trainings on the site will be loaded on the iPhone and vice versa.
Be careful! Deleting a training or a route on the iPhone will delete it's copy on the site with the next sync and vice versa (with auto sync activated this will be done immediately). This is very important for the sports list. When deleting a sport, all trainings pertaining to this sport are deleted definitely. We have provided a security advice prior to deletion. This procedure can not be revoked. With manual sync, the changes on the iPhone or the site are only synchronized by selecting "Sync" in the upper right on the app's start screen.
The image shows the start screen. The number of trainings and routes on the iPhone are displayed. Moreover the total performance of the current month is displayed as well as date/time of the last sync.
Recording a training: Manual training recording
Recording a training When using a new track not saved on the 1-2-sports.com site yet, select this option. Once the training is finished, the track is automatically generated with the GPS for later use.
Training with route: When using a route recorded before, select this option (we believe this is being the standard)- The track ahead is displayed in blue, the track behind is displayed in yellow. The current position is indicated by a red dot.
After terminating the workout you can optionally release the training from the track when the training differs more than 1% from the route. With the new GPS data you can create a new track.
If you don't release the training its distance will be set equal to the selected route.
In the setup you can register a new 1-2-sports.com account or use an existing membership ("I already have an account"). In this case all your favorite sports and your gender are downloaded to your iPhone app.
There are various bicycle fittings to be mounted on the handle bar. For cycling the vertical display is recommended.
I am a runner myself and I have used a wrist bag which is rather comfortable. The photo shows that I have used horizontal display for running.
I see all the relevant information when running unless there is too much sunshine. Unfortunately the cover of the wrist bag is reflecting somehow. But in the woods or with less sunshine it's pretty convenient. The lit display is great.
At the moment the app shows two screens with four different data during workout. Ø means average. Lap means turn or interval (for ex. 1 mile/ 1,000 meters)


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Editable Olympic Theme Letter Size Standards Posters Freebie
Do you post "I Can" statements or the standards being currently being worked on in your classroom? With the Olympics happening now, these could be changed to have an Olympics theme to help encourage learners. The free PDF is editable so teachers may type their own statements, as well as make awards for students who meet the goals or standards.
editable-I-Can-Statements-and-paper-Olympic-awards (free instant download here)
Here is a video of how to use the editable PDF. If nothing is typed in the blue rectangle areas, they do not print out. If nothing is typed, then the print out may be written on for classroom purposes.
Included are some paper printable medals for students to earn when they work on goals. The medals might be used for effort or cooperation, also.
You might also like my other Olympic free printables found on this page.
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Exactly three years since the release of his last solo LP, JOHN GRANT returns with his new album Love Is Magic, released 12th October via Bella Union, and available to preorder here. Grant has shared a lyric video for the first single and title track, directed by Kieran Evans, which is streaming HERE, and unveiled a trailer for the album, which can be viewed HERE.
"Each record I make is more of an amalgamation of who I am," says John Grant. "The more I do this, the more I trust myself, and the closer I get to making what I imagine in my head."
Even when the Michigan-born man released his debut solo album Queen Of Denmark in 2010, Grant laced sumptuous soft-rock ballads with an array of spacey, wistful synthesizer sounds, increasingly adding taut, fizzing sequencers, nu-synth-disco settings and icy soundscapes to the mix on 2013's Pale Green Ghosts and 2015's Grey Tickles, Black Pressure. Now, with his fourth solo album Love Is Magic, Grant continues to evolve, creating his most electronic record yet, in collaboration with Benge (Ben Edwards), analogue synth expert/collector and a member of electronic trio Wrangler, Grant's collaborators earlier this year under the collective name of Creep Show on the album Mr Dynamite.
Produced by Grant (together with Benge and Paul Alexander), and engineered by Benge at his Cornish studio, the diamond-hard, diamond-gleaming Love Is Magic, "is closer still to how I've always wanted my records to sound, but I didn't know how to go about it," Grant says. Already mentioned above, he also called on bassist Paul Alexander of Denton, Texas maestros Midlake, renewing a working relationship that began on Queen Of Denmark. "Paul trained in music theory at UNT in Denton, Texas with an emphasis in Jazz and I knew he would come up with beautiful harmonies, so I unleashed him on the backing vocals," Grant enthuses. "He comes up with interesting angles rather than the obvious and also plays some of the best bass lines I've ever heard."
Besides the quest for sound, "the lyrics, of course, continue to be very important to me," says John. "They're just snapshots of everyday life where myriad moods and every sort of horrible and hilarious occurrence one can imagine mix with the pedestrian resulting in the absurdity and beauty of life."


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Cesc v. Senna
Spain teammates Marcos Senna and Cesc Fabregas will face off tonight in the Villareal half of the midfield. Expect to see Cesc "in the hole" or "off the shoulder" however you want to say it (calling positions in Wenger's system is very difficult) basically he'll be leading the attack in the midfield. This means that he will be marked closely by Marcos Senna: the man who single-handedly handcuffed Andrei Arshavin in Euro 2008.
Neither player is 100% fit, both coming off injuries, so neither player has an advantage there. Senna has a ton of experience which will serve him well, but Cesc is Cesc and his guile, vision, and ball control will serve him well. The one thing we don't want to forget is that Senna also starts the attacks and can get forward himself, even scoring some great goals. Cesc will have his work cut out for him on that front. So, I'm calling it a draw.
The problem is that Cesc is so important in the creative role that even a draw in this battle is a win for Villareal.
Bobby v. Sagna
Pires is well past his prime but that doesn't mean we can just write him off. If the press is to be bellieved he's hungry to show Arsene what he missed by offering the 33 year old just a one year contract (he's 35 now) after the bitter disappointment of the Champions League final. Bobby's being very diplomatic but it has to hurt that Wenger sacrificed him instead of Ljungberg on that day, and I have to think that he'll want to stick the knife in.
Physically, I have no doubt that Sagna can handle Pires. But Pires isn't going to try to blow by Sagna, rather, he'll use his experience and inherent guile to get into problematic spaces and take shots. Mentally, Sagna better be on top of his game, there's a reason why Pires was called the Fox in the Box. You can bet your ass if there's a shot, Bobby's taking it.
One thing Sagna can do is get forward and force Pires' old legs to work extra hard. Tired legs make mistakes.
Irregardless of Sagna's youthful vigor, Pires' desire and guile give the advantage to Villareal.
Adebayor v. Godin
You never know which Adebayor you're going to get. Adebayor can be a beast or he can be a mouse. It's no stretch to say that Arsenal need Emmanuel Adebayor to work hard, keep his head, and (most importantly) take his chances: in short, he needs to be a beast tonight.
I think he will be up for the game, it's a big match and he's talked about how hungry he is to win a trophy, moreover, Wenger will leave him alone up front in the 4-2-3-1 and when he's up for the game, he thrives as the lone hit man. Still, it's his aerial ability which will likely net him a goal so, look for him to harass the back line, win corners, and I'd bet he gets a goal off a set piece.
Advantage Arsenal.
Gallas v. Rossi
Arsene Wenger will look to his former captain and best defender to lead the line against Villareal's big Italian (via America) striker. For Rossi, service from the midfield will be crucial as to whether he will have the kind of chances that he needs to convert goals. So, Arsenal's two-headed stopper (Denilson and Song) will be employed to soak that up.
If Arsenal manage to stop service from midfield, then Villareal will probably try a more direct approach. In which case Gallas' speed and awareness will be needed to slow down Villareal's top goal scorer. I'm counting on the former, and thus Gallas' role is crucial to keeping Rossi out of the sticks.
Gallas has another advantage; he scores goals. In all competitions, Cappy has 6 goals this season, half of which have come in the Champions League. It's an impressive haul for a defender and a huge threat to Villareal. Watch for Cappy to get an equalizer if Arsenal are down late in the game: he loves scoring those late goals and being the hero.
Advantage Arsenal.
I see a 1-1 draw here, Villareal will be up for the game and their fans will make life uncomfortable for the Arsenal. Both teams will be tentative to start and Arsenal need to use their speed on the counter to try to open Villareal's defense.
That said, an early goal from either team will force their opponents to attack and could lead to a huge scoreline. On the opposite end of that spectrum, the longer the game goes without a goal the more tentative both teams will become and the less likely to score. It'll be boom or bust I tell ya!
Of course a million things could happen but I see a momentary lapse of concentration (Clichy?) leading to a Pires goal (PK?) right after the start of the second half and then the Arsenal onslaught to ensue which will lead to a late goal from Cappy or Adebayor off a set play. 1-1 would be a good result, as it gets us that crucial away goal, to take back to Emirates where we can seal the deal.
If you're in town, see you at 11:45. If not, wherever you are, get out the kits and let's cheer these boys on!


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Geological Survey, mines department complement each other
On Jan. 21, the Arizona Department of Mines and Mineral Resources shut down operations when it ran out of money. However, the mines department's governing board transferred custody of the department's files and physical resources to the Arizona Geological Survey for one year, or until the Legislature takes further action, such as approving Gov. Jan Brewer's proposal to consolidate the two agencies.Read More »
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Click to enlarge. So what were you looking at? We were talking about the green Nike shoes here.
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Stranraer FC are delighted to confirm that, following our invitation, Dutch Eredivisie giants FC Twente have agreed to a pre-season friendly at Stair Park on Saturday 8 July.
Stevie Farrell's men will have the opportunity to test their skills against a 'Tukkers' first team flooded with quality, including several international stars.
Notable former FC Twente players include current English Premiership stars Dusan Tadic, Marko Arnautovic, Leroy Fer and Nacer Chadli, and former SPL competitors Ronald de Boer, Michael Mols, Theo Snelders and Arthur Numan.
It will be only the second time in our near 150 year history that Stranraer FC have played against a team from outwith these shores - GAK Graz of Austria being the previous international visitors during a friendship tour in the 1950s.
The contest will be a perfect curtain raiser for the Blues - just one week before the Betfred Cup group stage begins - and forms an important part of the 'Stranraer 400' celebrations, marking the 400th anniversary of the town becoming a Royal Burgh.
Hailing from the city of Enschede - 520 miles from Stranraer - the 2009/10 Eredivisie winners have a long-standing friendship with our club. In 2011, the inaugral FC Twente Festival of Football (VIDEO) took place at Stair Park, and the Dutch club have returned in recent years to continue their efforts in developing local youngsters.
Many supporters of 'The Pride of the East' are anticipated to make the journey to Galloway, not only to enjoy the game, but to make and rekindle friendships that have grown over the last 10 years.
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Interest Group on April 22
The first 'Compute resources for life science research' is now to be followed by a second meeting. In this second SIG CRLS meeting, we will present and discuss best practices in setting up, maintaining and providing support as well as business models on high performance computing facilities for life science research. You are invited to join the second meeting of this Interest Group on April 22, 2015.
For a description and preliminary program of the Interest Group 2nd meeting see:
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I exited my long cocoa trade after lunch. The market gave me the opportunity to exit with a profit of 1x capital at risk, and I took it. When I entered, I had good reason to think that the market would not return to the level of my stop, because of the news about adverse weather in Ivory Coast. However, I do not have a good reason for thinking that cocoa is entering a sustained bull market. I am not a cocoa analyst and I do not know much about it.
I went into the market because I saw a rare moment of predictability, with the market very low, risk significantly to the upside, and a chance to get a stop at levels last touched before the newsflow suddenly changed. That was a reason to trade, but without a deeper fundamental view, it is not a reason to hold beyond my minimum profit target. I considered how I would feel if the market rallied and I missed it, and thought I would feel OK. I also considered how I would feel if the market returned to my stop and I took a loss, and thought I would have felt bad. So I took profits.
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BMR is one of the best programs that I have ever been a part of. Eddie Stern and Denise Horvilleur are amazing leaders and great role models. The trainings that I attended gave me all the tools needed to successfully implement the program in my school. My favorite part of the program was the monthly visits. I looked forward to the positive feedback and the pictures taken by Denise during her observations. I became a better Instructor because of the advice I was given throughout my practice, observations, and feedback.
I love the way the BMR program impacted my whole community. It created a new culture among the administrators, teachers, students , and parents when dealing with different stressful situations. I was able to better control my different groups of students by simply following the Daily breathing routine.
I will recommend this program to anyone. Thank you Denise and Eddie for all your hard work and dedication to this fantastic program. Keep up the good work!Nora RyanHouston, TX
Everybody that has come in and watched the wellness practices can not believe that these kids have come so far in learning how to relax and learning how to calm down after a class. it is so different when you look at how how they used to leave class, they would sprint to the locker room and they were wired, versus taking this 7 or 8 minutes learning how to relax, learning how to quiet their mind, and walking to the locker room. It is a world of difference. Mr. Cox, the Principal, could not believe it when he watched it. Another Assistant Principal came from another school came and watched it. He was like wow. The other part that has helped this, and the kids have really bought into it, is that I learned how to turn off lights since they are all motion centered. I start out doing the talking and then when I have them relaxed, I add the ocean waves to it and give them the last few minutes of quiet. I have gotten better at it as the year has gone on.Ron Lanham - Whale Branch Middle SchoolBeaufort, South Carolina
This program was life changing for me personally. As an educator it is easy to get caught up in the stress that is our day to day work life. I was introduced to these practices and began first the practices myself. From there, I was able to extend it out to the students I service both in PE but in their classrooms as well.
Since we began these practices at our school I have had the opportunity to lead staff development sessions and expand the practice from PE to the classroom. I am teaching small group lessons with our Middle School students. They often are the ones that are the most appreciative of their time to rest and reset. I often receive "I didn't know I needed that, but I did." or "that helped so much, thank you." I credit this to the lifestyle change I made for myself, which all started with Kelley and this program.Tai TiekenIndianapolis Public Schools
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After my recent posts on ADX portal, I came across a question on how to dynamically load an entity list in a web-page. For people knowing on how to use Liquid, basically the user was trying to render an entity list using the below syntax.
{% entitylist name:"Account List" }%
{% endentitylist %}
Unfortunately the entire entity list will not render like this. Rather if the entitylist loads successfully, it would execute anything within the entity list block.
So if I write something like below.
{% entitylist name:"Account List" %}
Entity list Loaded successfully
{% endentitylist %}
It would render "Entity List Loaded Successfully"
So is there no way. Off-course, where there is will, there is a way.
So I decided to try the below approach. Please note that code does not give the entire solution as you would need lot of styling to achieve the final goal but this can definitely get you started.
Step 1: Create a web-template
The first step is to create a web-template. Since I would creating the HTML table dynamically, I require a web-template.
Go to CRM –> Portals –> Web templates
Select New and then the new template screen would be presented. Below is the screenshot of my template.
I have named id "Custom Grid Template". Don't worry about the source. Here it is below for full reference.
{% entitylist name:"Account List" %}
{% entityview %}
{% for col in entityview.columns %}
{% endfor %}
{% for e in entityview.records %}
{% for c in entityview.columns %}
{% assign attr = e[c.logical_name] %}
{% assign attr_type = attr.attribute_type|downcase %}
{% if attr.is_entity_reference %}
{% elseif attr_type == 'picklist' %}
{{ attr.label }}
{% else %}
{{ attr }}
{% endif %}
{% endfor %}
{% endfor %}
{% endentityview %}
{% endentitylist %}
The code covers most of the scenarios that you are going to need to render a HTML table from EntityView or EntityList. Let's run through all the highlighted parts.
- First an entitylist is loaded with the statement : {% entitylist name:"Account List" %}
- Second I take the default entityview of the entitylist. You can load the view with a specific name as well. {% entityview %}
- In third highlighted section, I write code to create the header.
{% for col in entityview.columns %}
{% endfor %}
- Pretty simple isn't it. In the next highlighted rows, I first traverse through the existing rows of the view and find the attribute for each column using
{% assign attr = e[c.logical_name] %}
The interesting part is checking for the attribute type
{% if attr.is_entity_reference %}
{% elseif attr_type == 'picklist' %}
Till this point, I was OK. However to be honest, I was completely stuck on how to identify EntityReference and picklist.
And finally this came my to rescue. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/customer-engagement/portals/render-entity-list-current-page
A bit nerdy but awesome it is.
Step 2: Load the web template dynamically in the webpage
Below is the code for the same.
{% include 'Custom Grid Template' %}
And once you are done, below is the HTML table rendered dynamically. Off-course it is raw, but with a bit of styling it can look great.
Hope this helps!
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Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of Unborn Children - Mon, January 22, 2018
Loving God, I need your strength and the Holy Spirit's help as I speak with those who are opposed to your message of salvation. I want your words, not mine, to be what others hear in that crucial moment of confrontation. Please give me wisdom to know when to speak, what to say, and when to remain silent. In Jesus' name I pray. Amen.


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Happy Tuesday! In our fast pace world things are constantly changing. However, I feel regardless of those changes the money rules will always remain the same. In my opinion the ABC rule is a bullet proof way to saving money regardless of changes. I guess you can say it is an all weather rule:)
A.......Always pay yourself first. Basically the first category on your expenses should be you. When you work you are trading valuable time for money. Therefore, a consistent pattern of paying yourself first makes it all worth it. You become better prepared for any financial emergencies and you are securing your financial future.
B........Be intentional with your spending choices. The only way to become more conscious of your spending is to track it. This will allow you to analyze your spending to make sure it matches what you truly value in life. Therefore it puts you in position to control the flow and energy of your money.
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By Conor Orr and Dave Hutchinson / The Star-Ledger
On Sunday, the Seattle Seahawks rolled into MetLife Stadium with the best defense in football; a collection of rangy cornerbacks, booming safeties, versatile linebackers and a stout defensive line that throttled the Giants' offensive front.
What made their accumulation of talent more incredible was that eight of the starters were third-round picks or later.
Six — Red Bryant (fourth round, 2008), Brandon Mebane (third, 2007), Richard Sherman (fifth, 2011), Byron Maxwell (sixth, 2011) and Kam Chancellor (fifth, 2010) — were picks made by the Seahawks in the past seven years. Another two, Chris Clemons and Tony McDaniel, went undrafted and were picked up by other teams first.
Outside linebacker K.J. Wright (fourth round, 2011) was injured but replaced competently by Malcolm Smith (seventh round, 2012).
It provided the ultimate juxtaposition to the Giants, a team that, in recent years, hasn't seen the same sort of production from the middle and later rounds of the draft.
From the 2008 through 2010 classes, just one pick in the third round or later, Andre Brown, remains with the Giants. Nine have washed out of football and five never played in the NFL. Furthermore, four from the 2011 draft — Marvin Austin, Tyler Sash, Greg Jones and Da'Rel Scott — are also currently out of football.
The ones that remain have not impressed, either.
This has left the Giants roster without depth, and void of talent as they embark on a major rebuilding effort this offseason. As a result, according to multiple people briefed on the situation, one of the more important shakeups this offseason may be within the team's scouting and player evaluation departments. Those people requested anonymity in order to speak freely on the matter.
And while those moves may not come until after the draft — a large portion of the prep work is already underway for 2014 — the glaring lack of talent on the roster is a source of concern.
A case and point came Sunday when guard James Brewer, a 2011 fourth-round pick struggled mightily with the Seahawks front before getting benched. His replacement, Brandon Mosley, a 2012 fourth-round pick, did not fare much better.
Other mid- to late-round picks that have yet to blossom include running back Michael Cox, a 2013 seventh-round pick who lost his role as the team's primary kick returner to Jerrel Jernigan, a 2011 third-round pick that has also struggled to find a niche on the Giants roster. In the preseason, Jernigan won his roster spot by beating out Ramses Barden, a 2009 third-round pick that is also currently not on an NFL team.
Jayron Hosley, a 2012 third-round pick, played 47 fewer snaps at cornerback than Trumaine McBride, a journeyman cornerback with the Giants on a one-year deal.
Adrien Robinson, a fourth-round pick in 2012 dubbed the "Jason Pierre-Paul of tight ends," remains inactive. He has yet to dress for a game this year despite being healthy for the past month.
Some of these shortcomings have been due to some freak injuries. Robinson injured his foot twice this season, stalling his development. Hosley missed more than a month with hamstring issues. Linebacker Clint Sintim (second round, 2009) tore an ACL, as did tight end Travis Beckum (third round, 2009), to name a few. Linebacker Jonathan Goff (fifth round, 2008) suffered a similar fate.
But then there are the Marvin Austins of the world, a second-round pick in 2010 who failed and necessitated another second-round pick at the position two years later (Johnathan Hankins). Austin is currently a free agent.
All of which has caused the Giants to fill holes with veterans like Jon Beason, Peyton Hillis and John Conner, leaving them no closer to solving the long-term issues at hand and fueling speculation that there could be a shakeup in the personnel department.
As the Giants start to reshape their roster this offseason, they need look no further than the Seahawks, a team that has built a rock-solid infrastructure through savvy drafting in the mid to late rounds.


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Speakers for PACEA Conference 2018
A highlight of the conference will be inspirational KEYNOTE TALKS on each of the conference sub-themes, The keynotes will be followed by small group sessions where participants can discuss the application to their current situations
Excellence in Times Like These
Speaker: Dr Kamalini Kumar
This keynote address will define the need for excellence in life and in the workplace. A description of excellence in nursing to include excellence in quality, service and leadership will be addressed. Biblical reasons for living and practicing with excellence will be explored.
Kamalini Kumar PhD. RN. is a registered nurse who has had more than 45 years of teaching experience both in the health care field and the public sector. She has been involved in clinical and professional development of nurses for the past 30 years.
She has PhD. from the University of Iowa in Educational Psychology (Psychological and Quantitative Foundations of Education). She graduated with a Master of Arts in Instructional Design and Technology (Emphasis: Health Science Education) from the University of Iowa. She received a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Madras University, India. Kamalini has been involved in clinical and professional development of nurses for the past 30 years.
She is an active member of NCFI having served on the International Board as past President, is a current Board member and serves as Chair of the Leadership Development in the Institute of Christian Nursing of the NCFI. She has been a speaker at many national and international NCFI conferences. Kamalini's passion is helping nurses put their faith into practice. See more…
Relevance in Times Like These
Speaker: Anne Biro
Nurses are on the front-lines of caring for those suffering from illness & disease, from trauma related to disasters and violence, and in caring for everyday people from all backgrounds. Nurses are expected to provide excellent, knowledgeable care and engage in continuing education to maintain competence. While nursing textbooks and hospital statements embrace the idea of whole-person care in these situations, in most countries Christian nurses are told that their faith & beliefs aren't relevant or appropriate in the health care setting. In some settings, being a Christian can also limit job promotion or opportunities. In the keynote "Relevance in Times Like This", we will look at scientific research and Biblical texts, and hear some real-life stories of why and how faith in Jesus is indeed relevant for nurses today.
Anne is a Canadian nurse living in Mongolia. She spent part of her childhood in Africa and a year of secondary school in Germany. She has worked in a variety of nursing positions in Canada, the USA, Latin America, and Asia.
HOPE in Times Like These
Speaker: Tan Wee-King
The promise in 2 Corinthians 1:3-4 "He is the Father of compassion, the God of all comfort. He consoles us as we endure pain and hardship of life so that we may draw from His comfort and share it with others in their own struggles" underpinned my new spiritual journey since the diagnosis of an aggressive cancer in my dear husband and his passing less than 16 months later. Encouraged by how God's love has helped me, I desire to share from my experience of faith and hope. A Faith-Hope-Love model of spiritual wellness grounded in Christian theology and biblical text can help us provide spiritual support to patients and families from multiple traditions or those without a faith background.
Wee King joined the nursing profession in 1972 and moved into nursing education in 1989. She enjoys gaining and sharing knowledge, obtaining tertiary degrees in nursing, training and public administration. With a supportive family, she has been a long-time volunteer with the grassroots, professional nursing body, church and the Nurses' Christian Fellowship in Singapore. She is currently serving as Vice Chair for the NCFI PACEA Region.
Available to God in Times Like These
Speaker: Georgina Hoddle
What does being available to God look and feel like? He was there from the start of my life, providing me with spiritual armour at my infant baptism, but I chose a path of adversity and idolatry for 40 years. When I learnt to listen, I understood adoption by God and believed. He led, taught, encouraged and sent me on missions. Availability mixes sacrifice with peace, so I invite you to come and hear; are you called to be available?
.Georgina Hoddle from Australia is a registered nurse who currently works as a clinical nurse educator in disability nursing. She studied General Nursing at St.Luke's Hospital Sydney, retrained as an RN at Royal North Shore Hospital in 2005, and graduated from Macquarie University in 2011 with a Masters in Applied Linguistics (TESOL).
Her experience designing and tutoring courses in 'clinical communication skills' for under- and postgraduate health care workers at two Australian Universities, concurrent with her becoming a member of Nurses Christian Fellowship Australia in 2010, has led to her to teach and present at national, regional and international conferences.
For Such a Time as This
Speaker: Emeritus Professor Barbara Parfitt CBE PhD RN RM FNP ALBC
In this presentation I will draw together the key ideas and lessons that have been shared during the congress. Our three keynote speakers will share the important lessons drawn from the themes of relevance, excellence, hope and being available. The exposition of the life of Esther will provide an example to each one of us of a woman who stepped up when it was needed. Our concurrent sessions will bring the experience of individual nurses to the forefront as they share their own challenges and rejoice in their successes. I will draw on what has been shared and challenge the delegates of this conference to take the messages to heart. To be aware of the state of this world we live in and not to deny its reality, to engage in confidence with our own circumstances and live out our lives with purpose as God sees fit. We must keep our eyes fixed on the hope that God gives us especially when we are faced with what may seem overpowering difficulties including discrimination and persecution, and we must draw on the skills and expertise that God gives so we can step into the role that He has chosen for us in 'a time such as this'.
.Professor Emeritus Barbara Parfitt CBE qualified as a nurse and midwife in the 1960's. In the 1970's she worked in rural Afghanistan and Bhutan as a community nurse midwife. In the 1980's she returned to the UK to take up an academic career. Her PhD investigated international primary health care development. In 1995 she moved to Glasgow Caledonian University as Professor and Dean of the School of Nursing, Midwifery and Community Health and Director of the WHO Collaborating Centre. She has completed development projects in the Middle East, South Africa and Central Asia.
In 2007 she was awarded a CBE for her work in international health and nursing. In 2010 she set up a Nursing and Midwifery college in Bangladesh targeting young disadvantaged women from the rural areas. She retired in December 2014 and is currently working voluntarily with PRIME International, a partner of NCFI, to set up a nursing college in Northern Pakistan. Throughout her career she has been actively involved in Nurses Christian Fellowship International (NCFI) serving on both regional boards and the International board. She is currently acting as the interim Director of the Institute of international Christian Nursing (IICN) and is the editor of Christian Nurse International (CNI) the publication of NCFI.
Personal Narrative Speakers
In addition to the keynote speakers, further speakers will be nurses who have been invited to share personal experiences and their responses to challenging situations in which they have worked, as well as the resources God provided for them. These are: Deborah Sethupathy and Hannah Khoo Ah Choo (Malaysia) Obeying God versus Fear; Colleen Turaga Wilson (Fiji) Disaster Reponse: Tropical Cyclone Winston; Chieko Fukashima (Japan) Because we do not forget you – Caring for the victims of the Tsumani and Nuclear disaster; Joelle Yap Lien Li (Singapore) Disaster: Making a difference when things get really bad; Frances Prescilla Cuevas (Philippines) The Marawi Seige: a Christian Nurse's Response
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This beautifully-written, tender and funny Canadian play about family, tradition and the power of change will not only entertain you, but make you think and get you talking about the characters: their personalities, their behaviours and their decisions. This play is a must-see!
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LAKE HARMONY — The aging landfill king from Scranton and the slick real estate investor from New Jersey both took a beating...
LAKE HARMONY — The aging landfill king from Scranton and the slick real estate investor from New Jersey both took a beating at Thursday's public hearing of the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board at Split Rock Resort.
Which one, if either, wins a state license to operate a slot machine parlor won't be known until December.
For now, the differences in their projects, styles and opposition are more glaring than ever.
Louis DeNaples wants to build a 200-room slots resort on the former Mount Airy property in Paradise Township. Greg Matzel wants to build a 750-room mega-resort complex on the Pocono Manor property in Tobyhanna Township. DeNaples had the strongest show of support from local developers and resort owners. Matzel made a polished presentation, but faced the protests of citizens against his elaborate plans.
The day's most fiery testimony came from a DeNaples' enemy, Robert Bolus, Sr. He called DeNaples a crook with ties to organized crime.
Bolus, known locally as the owner of a failed truck stop in Bartonsville, was sentenced as part of a complicated stolen property case involving DeNaples and a front-end loader.
Bolus gave the gaming commission and reporters 67 pages about DeNaples' campaign donations to politicians, including the governor and attorney general, and references to him in state crime commission reports.
"DeNaples will lie, cheat and even allow someone to be imprisoned to get his own way," Bolus said. "Louis feels he can just buy anyone he wants."
Allegations about DeNaples's criminal connections have been circulating since the 1980s, although he has never been charged with any mob activity. "He has no ties to organized crime," said DeNaples' spokesman Kevin Feeley, who called Bolus "someone who clearly has an ax to grind on a personal level."
DeNaples, whose enterprises include a large auto-parts store, a landfill and vast real-estate holdings, did plead no contest to a felony charge of conspiracy to defraud the government in 1978 and was fined. The case involved government payments to clean up damage from Tropical Storm Agnes.
As Bolus blasted DeNaples, local residents lined up to shoot down Matzel's mega-resort plan for Pocono Manor in Tobyhanna Township.
Matzel, a New Jersey developer, wants to build a 750-room casino-resort complex with shopping and entertainment on a Las Vegas scale.
"They are bringing the city into the mountains," said Wayne King. He called Matzel's massive project "a monstrosity." King is a member of the Concerned Citizens of Tobyhanna Township.
The development will put an unbearable strain on local infrastructure — from roads to emergency services — said Donna Fleming of the Pocono Pines Improvement Association.
The flashy project is a "desecration" of a historic property founded by Quakers, said Gregory Pence of No Casino Tobyhanna Township, another anti-casino group.
Matzel defended his plan, saying he would create more jobs and pour more money into state and local coffers than DeNaples.
"We will produce the greatest amount of positive economic impact for the Poconos and the state," he said, outlining plans to create "a world-class destination, not just a gaming slots parlor."
Matzel's plan did have its supporters.
Public reaction to the Pocono Manor plan has been evenly split, and anti-casino groups don't speak for everyone in Tobyhanna Township, said Emanuel Kapelsohn, township solicitor.
"Any idea you may have that the community is overwhelmingly against the project is incorrect," he told the gambling commission.
Matzel's plan "could be the shot in the arm the Poconos needs," said George Podolak, of Pocono Summit.
Matzel's presentation featured a video complete with music about his project. Bob Hay of the county railroad authority and Art Berry of Camelback Ski Area endorsed Matzel's plan in the clip.
Matzel announced some of his project's treated wastewater will be used for snowmaking at nearby Camelback.
The dueling slots applicants posed a sharp contrast in age and personality.
Matzel, in a tan suit, breezed casually through a computer presentation for the gambling board and spoke extemporaneously. He is 41.
DeNaples, in a black suit, hunched at the podium, read carefully from a script and later gave brief answers as reporters swarmed around him, eager to talk with a man who doesn't often face the media. He is 64.
DeNaples said his slots hall would be open before Matzel's and would have less impact on the environment. He portrayed himself as the home-grown candidate for a license, and pledged to operate a casino "with complete honesty and integrity."
"We will be successful. We will operate with integrity. We will be good for the Poconos. We will be a project we all can be proud of," said DeNaples.
A few opponents to the Mount Airy project did speak.
"Would you want your child to go to school a quarter-mile from a casino?" asked Ethel Huff of Canadensis, noting the proximity to the Pocono Mountain School District's Swiftwater campus.
Asked about his perceived front-runner status as a slots applicant, DeNaples said he is a competitor just like Matzel.
"I have no ties to the gaming commission," he said flatly.
DeNaples' brother, Dominic, serves on the board of Lackawanna College, where state gambling commission member Raymond S. Angeli is president. Angeli did not attend Thursday's hearing.
Dominic DeNaples has no involvement in the Mount Airy slots project, said a DeNaples' spokesman.
The roster of Pocono power brokers who showed up to boost the Mount Airy plan included Gregg Artzt of Pocmont Resort, Joseph Farda of the former Summit Resort, Peter Ahnert of Great Bear Golf and Country Club, and Stroudsburg attorney Harry Lee.
Split Rock owner Jack Kalins said DeNaples can restore Mount Airy, once the Poconos' most famous resort, to its former glory.
Sister Mary Bonaventa of the Villa of Our Lady, a religious retreat center next to Mount Airy, praised DeNaples for his "great respect for the elderly and the poor."
"He lives out the Gospel in his everyday life," she said.
Matzel countered the display of enthusiasm for DeNaples' project by saying 1,500 supporters have signed a petition in favor of his Pocono Manor project in the last 10 days.
When asked if he wished he had recruited more people to testify on his behalf, Matzel said, "We didn't try to load the audience."
• Public hearings on slots applicants continue through May 23
• Public can submit written comment until June 2
• Testimony on the projects will be made public after hearings are done.
• Gaming commission is expected to award licenses in December.


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