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Thursday, March 24, 2016
I Thought Pets Relaxed You!
The scene: A lovely Sunday morning. The sun was out, it wasn't too cold. It was nearing 11:30 but Lady was still in her pjs. The pups and I were in the driveway.
The antecedent: I am not sure what they original saw/heard, if it was the horses we haven't seen for months (and will be moving soon) or the car, but both wanted to be at the end of the driveway and Zaphod took off onto the road right toward the neighbour's car.
The behaviour: I started screaming like a crazy woman and I think waving my arms. I couldn't run after him, he had gone through the snow. I was sure my heart was going to burst or stop!
The consequence: The neighbour, who was driving very slowly, saw him and he was not hit. I mouthed sorry to him (it must have been frightening for him too). Phod ran after the car and came back. He was very happy. He thought he had protected us. Hailey was angry and him and let's just say I didn't look pretty. I yelled at him. I was shaking and scared and angry. Not that it had any effect, he still had a big smile on his face.
Let's hope this doesn't become a habit.
28 comments:
OH dear Zaphod,you are naughty....hehehe xx SpeedyReplyDelete
Hari OMReplyDelete
Yikes... Phod, you gotta be careful mate - mum might start keeping you under ropes like Hailey!!! Hugs and wags, YAM-aunty xxx
Oh Phod, I is really proud of you guarding your Pack butts, oh I would haf been soooo sad if sumthingy had happened to you big Fella! You are gonna haf to be more careful and pick your fights....do NOT fight wiv cars, that's not a good idea. Take care sweetieReplyDelete
Loves and licky kisses
Princess Leah xxx
Oh boy. I am sure that was scary. You wonder what possesses them sometimes. Perhaps time to practice recall?ReplyDelete
I'm frozen with shock with you... such moments are the worst, there is a horrormovie in our minds... i'm glad the neighbor is a careful cardriver... hugs to you all..ReplyDelete
Ack! Jessie tries to run after cars too, which is why she isn't allowed off the leash if we're not fenced in.ReplyDelete
Sometimes they just seem to want to test us.ReplyDelete
Oh my DOG! I would have lost it. There was one time when Sampson was small and he was off-leash in the yard, and it was a bit icy out. There was a large crow in the road and Sampson saw it and took off. Thankfully he is (was, I'm not sure if he still is or not) :-) with "STOP" so I screamed, "Sampson, STOP!" and he put the brakes on, stopping just before he slid into the road. It was so scary and my heart was in my throat, so I totally hear you!ReplyDelete
Momma would have been saying HBO words for sureReplyDelete
Lily & Edward
Oh my word I was nearly as frightened as you when I read Phod ran. My word I guess it is true dogs live in the moment. Phod has a guardian angel for sure. I agree with Lily and Edward.ReplyDelete
Years and years ago when we were owned by a mighty mini Dachshund we went to visit my parents at their lake house. At the time Daddy had 2 horses. Evidently Toto had spotted them from the car. My intent was to get his leash on him but he scrambled to the front seat when I opened my door. Crazy Dog ran toward the horses like they were mini Dachshunds. I screamed blood murder too. The only thing that saved his mighty mini butt from getting kicked to the next county was he was so small the horses could not see him and Toto was fast.
Hugs Cecilia
Oh gosh! That's so scary!!ReplyDelete
Oh Phod cars are very bad things to chase. Please don't do it anymore. You are going to give us all heart attacksReplyDelete
How frightening. I'm always a slow driver around the neighborhood - you never know when a pet or child could dart out.ReplyDelete
It's pouring here and I'm using a vacation day to work on the kitchen remodel. Abby is happy to just sleep, warm and dry.
Zaphod... you NAUGHTY BOY you... You nearly scared EVERYBUDDY into having Night Squirrels.ReplyDelete
Dear oh dear Zaphod, I think you gave the Lady a real scare there. And she still in her PJs too!ReplyDelete
I think you've better go and nuzzle up against her tonight and let her stroke you for a long time, and that might help restore her faith in the concept of us pets as being a calming influence.
Toodle pip!
Yikes, that is scary!ReplyDelete
Oh my, I hate scary moments where things seem to be in slow motion and their is nothing you can do...glad everyone was ok!ReplyDelete
Oh no! Please be more careful. The next car might not be driving so slowly! We wouldn't want anything to happen to you!ReplyDelete
Oh, yikes! How scary!ReplyDelete
How does Hailey show displeasure? Does she bark at him? Seriously, I hope you break Phod of his car-chasing habit. He could hurt himself.ReplyDelete
I can't even imagine how scary that must have been for you! So glad that Phod is safe!!ReplyDelete
We're glad it all ended well! Now, after all that excitement weren't you relaxed?ReplyDelete
Keep Calm & Bark On!
Murphy & Stanley
they do live in the moment :)ReplyDelete
Our Mom would have reacted the same way. She is always worried we will slip out the front door and get hit too. Lucky for that big gate she has that keeps us away from the front door. Glad your frightening experience had a happy ending.ReplyDelete
Woos - Ciara and Lightning
Oh no! Zaphod!! You gotta be careful, buddy! I don't know who said pets were supposed to be relaxing but they really aren't sometimes. My post today is proof of that, too. We're having a rough month!ReplyDelete
Phod please don't scare your mom or us ever again please!ReplyDelete
Phod it is not good to scare your lady like that!ReplyDelete
Mr Bailey, Hazel & Mabel
I'm with you...I thought having dogs was supposed to be relaxing, but we're still waiting for that part. :)ReplyDelete
So glad this story ended OK though, that's the important thing!


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- Fixed a bug that would allow modifying the movie duration in the rendering sheet.
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- Fixed a bug that caused the application to be in trial mode.
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- New User Interface
- Toolbar and timeline have been redesigned with a modern style.
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- Dark Mode
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- Fixed glitches in the timeline user interface.
- Application is now notarized for better support on macOS Catalina.
- Requires macOS 10.11 or later.
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- Fixed a crash that could occur while encoding output video.
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- Trackpad zooming gesture now effective when editing.
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Morph Age 4.2.2 (website version only) - February 15th 2016
- Fixed security vulnerability with auto-updating scheme (Sparkle).
Morph Age 4.2.1 - December 1st 2014
- Fixed an issue with video exports on OS X 10.8
- Raised required OS X version to OS X 10.8 (OS X 10.7 has unresolved issues with AVFoundation video exports)
Morph Age 4.2 - November 17th 2014
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- Added ESC key shortcut to exit fullscreen
- Fixed erroneous reporting of frame count when rendering with "Back and forth"
- Various minor bug fixes and enhancements
Morph Age 4.1 - March 12th 2011
- Mac App Store version
Morph Age 4.0.7 - January 21st 2010
- New English and German User Guides
Morph Age 4.0.6 - August 28th 2009
- Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard compatibility
Morph Age 4.0.5 - May 11th 2009
- Newer Sparkle Framework (auto update feature)
- Newer iMediaBrowser Framework
- Revised French and German Localizations
Morph Age 4.0.4 - December 24th 2008
- German localization
Morph Age 4.0.3
- Fixed Mac OS X 10.5.5 compatibility issue
Morph Age 4.0.2
- Fixed movie import issue
Morph Age 4.0 — April 10th 2008
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- Revive software contexts
- Added "copy movie into document" in save as command
- Incorrect timebase names fix
- Rendering of quicklook preview fix
- Added time check / fix for bad keyframes
- Show active editor (focus frame)
- Add morphed keys in warp
- iSight/QuickTime capture update
- Add timeline double click to bring channels
- Floating/fixed smart assist should work for times other than project timebase
- Preview time multiplicator
- Changing smart assist should update the view
- Fixed "warp channel animated state saving"
- Fixed time glitches when working with different timebases
- Fixed timeline transitions translation bug
- Fixed movie reference problem in saved documents
- Fixed setFrom (time selection handling)
Morph Age 4.0 Beta — January 6th 2008
- Proapp user experience
- Removed scrollers
- Add navigation frame and tracking area
- Shift scroll zooms
- Bounding box curve manipulation (no more rotate, scale tools)
- Motion graph
- Blend curve
- Motion curve per layer (replace curve start/end time)
- Presets (sigmoid, smooth accelerate...)
- Curve active state + GUI
- Warp channel paradigm update
- Reviewed rendering pipeline
- Timebases: times, rate, etc.
- Fixed last image of sequence missing
- Project rate change, fix time everywhere
- Smart fit (c) (tab -> moves the selected curve to the transformation induced by the other curves) [or no tab at all...] + interactive magic fit
- Shape tracking (like magnet probes)
- New fan tessellation algorithm
- Face creation tool
- Face detection tool
- New icon for PRO
- More robust large image handling
- Move around channels, delete channels
- Showing texture size / resize mode
- Review kf copying across stacks
- Matte generation
- Add image ROI selection
- Performance tuning (removed refresh for still images in editor, cached -> no clear advantage)
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- HUD for motion/blend curves
- Fullscreen support update
- Moving up/down images/stacks
- Quick collapse of editors
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- More keyboard Shortcuts
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- Tab navigation in render movie limited time
- Larger fields in the render movie dialog
- Separate regular and pro versions (defines, icons, packages...)
- Play in the toolbar
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- Add acknowledgments
- Motion curve change should update preview
- Bug loading movie documents
- Fix quicklook preview (leo update, seems to work now, nothing done...)
- Fixed undo/redo (timeline changes + broken stack/texture adding/removing)
- Fixed import bug of old MA format
- Fixed import of older movie project
- Fixed playback bug
- Fixed keyframe navigation bug
- Fixed stack name bug
- Fixed stack name import
- Fixed resize timeline stack bug
- Fixed finalize bug for CMMovieTexture
- Fixed pasted curve bad stack count
- Fixed render background color bug
- Fixed refresh problem when changing reference state
- Fixed no selection in Blend/Motion popup
Morph Age 3.1 — March 25th 2007
- First round of Leopard compatibility
- Quick Look implementation for Morph Age documents
- Communicate max texture size more accurately
- Resurrected software mode, for GPU-independent quality rendering
- New rendering pipeline with theoretical 256 megapixels limit (memory permitting, was 4 Mega Pixel before)
- Fixed GUI issues (image list, left)
- Fixed rendering memory leak
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- Fixed image sizing bug when add an image bigger than the supported resolution
Morph Age 3.0.5
- Localized in French
- Updated transparent processing pipeline
Morph Age 3.0.4
- Fixed resize-tool bug
- Easier Bézier handle move (command-click)
Morph Age 3.0.3
- Prevent negative time scrolling
- Stepping through animation frames (left right)
- Select all (curves)
- Curve selection with rectangle
- Autonormal menu item
- "Use warp" channel button
- Autoupdating (Sparkle)
Morph Age 3.0.2
- Release notes in help menu
- Fixed movie/curve sync problem
Morph Age 3.0.1
- Toggle name (info, images)
- Fixed "Camera window should not open if no camera"
- GUI tweak, image list
- iSight and iLife button to toolbar
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- Update image size bug
- Fixed crash when closing document while playing
- Fixed WWDC 2004 remark (resize sheet)
- Fixed resize curve bug
- Highlight selected point
- Core image, Quartz Composer integration
- Insert point tool
- Replace image tool
- Added iSight acquisition
- Zoom slider (longer), editable %
- Added watermark for unregistered users
- Blending curves update
- Reordering images with drag&drop
- Set the background color to be transparent by default
- Copy/paste curves
- Add photoshop-like transparency background
- Inverse image order
- Added independent preview window
- 2D scrollwheel support
- Multiple curve selection/manipulation
- Export as frames sequence
- Auto-Bézier (auto control points)
- New resize box, points
- Cursor change when editing curves
- New app icon and document icon, start image
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- Fix coordinate problem for image of different size
- (internal) deactivate iSight after capture
- Add hide left pane button
- (internal) texture bug GMA 950
- (internal) autopick of quartz composition
- (internal) fix endianness problem
- New play button
- Documentation update
- (internal) fixed when changing image, filters now work
- (internal) click point should move instead of add (curve tool)
- Changing color should update immediately
- Added examples
- Menu update
- GUI update
Morph Age 2.0 - May 3rd 2004
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text: Baystreet Staff - Thursday, July 26, 2018 Uranium on the Verge of a Major Supply Crunch After peaking at $72.50 in 2011, uranium prices plummeted on supply issues that plagued the industry for years to come. However, many uranium producers now believe prices could rise as the market significantly underestimates demand with tightening supply. It's no wonder then that analysts have high expectations for a uranium industry revival. Several legitimate players include Anfield Energy (TSXV:AEC)(OTC:ANLDF), Cameco Corporation (NYSE:CCJ), Energy Fuels Inc. (TSX:EFR)(NYSE:UUUU), Nexgen Energy Ltd. (NYSE:NXE)(TSX:NXE) and Uranium Energy Corporation (NYSE:UEC). On the supply-demand issue, investors have taken renewed interest in miners such as Energy Fuel, which operates the White Mesa mill and Anfield Energy, which owns the Shootaring Canyon in Utah and the Irigary ISR (in situ recovery) processing plant in Wyoming. 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In fact, once utilities see a surplus of demand over supply, "that's when you will see a dramatic change. The whole issue of fear of lack of supply will start to seep in when they realize they are competing for rare pounds of uranium." We also have to consider that a "decade of declining uranium prices has seen little investment in uranium mining, resulting in a projected supply deficit absent material increases in the uranium price. Even with a material increase in the uranium price, it may take years before new sources of uranium are ready to be mined, due to delays associated with permitting for exploration and development of uranium mines," notes uranium trader, Yellow Cake. That's great news for companies such as Energy Fuels Inc., which operates the White Mesa mill in Utah, which is one of the only fully licensed and operating conventional mills in the U.S. with a capacity of eight million pounds of uranium per year. Anfield Energy is also likely to benefit from the resurgence of uranium with its Irigaray processing plant and its Shootaring Canyon Mill in Utah. Anfield Energy has Uranium SupplyA key asset for Anfield's is the Shootaring Canyon Mill in Garfield County, Utah, which is strategically located within one of the historically most prolific uranium production areas in the United States, and is one of only three licensed uranium mills in the United States. The company also has a Resin Processing Agreement with Uranium One. This will allow Anfield to process up to 500,000 pounds per year of its mined material at Uranium One's Irigaray processing plant in Wyoming. Anfield also holds 24 ISR mining projects in the state, located in the Black Hills, Powder River Basin, Great Divide Basin, Laramie Basin, Shirley Basin and Wind River Basin areas. In addition, it entered into an agreement with Cotter Corporation to acquire the Charlie ISR Uranium Project in the Pumpkin Buttes Uranium District in Wyoming. The Charlie Project consists of a 720-acre Wyoming State uranium lease which has been in development since 1969 and sits immediately adjacent to two of Uranium One's producing mines. Potential Comparables Cameco Corporation (NYSE:CCJ) The company produces and sells uranium worldwide. The company operates through three segments: Uranium, Fuel Services, and NUKEM. The Uranium segment is involved in the exploration for, mining, and milling, as well as purchase and sale of uranium concentrates. Its operating uranium properties include the Cigar Lake property located in Saskatchewan, Canada; the Inkai property situated in Kazakhstan; the Smith Ranch-Highland property located in Wyoming, the United States; and the Crow Butte property in Nebraska, the United States. Energy Fuels Inc. (TSX:EFR) (NYSE:UUUU)The company engages in the extraction, recovery, exploration, and sale of uranium in the United States. It operates in two segments, Conventional Uranium and ISR Uranium. The company owns and operates the Nichols Ranch uranium recovery facility located in Wyoming; the Alta Mesa project located in Texas; and the White Mesa Mill located in Utah. It also holds interests in uranium and uranium/vanadium properties and projects in various stages of exploration, permitting, and evaluation located in Utah, Wyoming, Arizona, New Mexico, and Colorado. Nexgen Energy Ltd. (NYSE:NXE) (TSX:NXE)NXE is an exploration stage company that engages in the acquisition, exploration, and evaluation of uranium properties in Canada. Its principal property is the Rook I project that consists of 32 contiguous mineral claims covering 35,065 hectares in Saskatchewan. Uranium Energy Corporation (NYSE:UEC) The company operates as a uranium mining and exploration company. Its projects in South Texas include the Palangana ISR mine, the permitted Goliad ISR project, and the development-stage Burke Hollow ISR project; and project in Wyoming comprise the permitted Reno Creek ISR project. The company also controls a pipeline of advanced-stage uranium projects in Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Paraguay. Disclaimer: Nothing in this article should be considered as personalized financial advice. We are not licensed under securities laws to address your particular financial situation. No communication by our employees to you should be deemed as personalized financial advice. Please consult a licensed financial advisor before making any investment decision. This is a paid advertisement and is neither an offer nor recommendation to buy or sell any security. We hold no investment licenses and are thus neither licensed nor qualified to provide investment advice. 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Kenmore residents are represented by elected officials at the city, county, state and federal level. To effectively perform their job, legislators rely heavily on input from many different sources. Yet, much of what they actually decide depends on the views, interests, and preferences of the citizens who elect them.
Elected officials representing Kenmore in 2019 are:
Left to right: Rep. Gerry Pollet, Rep. Javier Valdez, and Senator David Frockt.
United States of America:
President Donald J Trump
Senator Maria Cantwell
Senator Patty Murray
Representative Suzan DelBene
State of Washington:
Governor Jay Inslee
Senator David Frockt
Representative Gerry Pollet
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King County:
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I found this part of our course really enjoyable this year as apposed to last year as I feel that I've gained more new experiences, techniques and skills. Both of the field projects that I was able to use my skills that I have learnt whilst studying and have learnt skills that I would not have been able to if this was not part of the course.
Disobedient Objects
For my first field project I worked collaboratively with a Product Design student. The content of the project brief I found really interesting, I was able to explore and experiment with skills that are beyond my own discipline within Graphic design, such as the 3D printer, and laser cutting. We were asked to make a Disobedient Object which has a conceptual or material response to a political, social, or domestic situation. After ideation with my colleague we came up with an idea to make a robotic remote control finder, mainly because I have spent too much time wasted trying to find the remote control after the kids have had it.
To be honest it was a little ambitious of us as it involved, arduino programming, electronics, motors, laser cutting, all of which I had never done before and in a short period of time. with support and expertise from our lectures we managed to make a robot dog that moved, even though it had many teething problems but as a conceptual idea I feel that we produced a good piece of work for this project. The outcome its self was somewhat disobedient, I found it challenging trying to programme the legs of the robot to work harmoniously together, and was somewhat comical to watch it trying to walk across the studio floor.
Overall I really engaged in this project and have come away with skills that I would like to use in my own graphic design work. The coding and arduino programming is something that I feel would enhance some of my future work, with the possibility to creating interactive pieces.
Information is Power
This was a pie chart free zone!
We were encourages to think about data in a boarder sense and consider different visual systems and how they could be displayed. Working on a short project collaboratively and then individual with personally driven data used for our final outcome.
I could have pushed myself further in this project, and my time management was not the best. Even so I enjoyed the brief and acquired some new skills along the way. From my the pervious field project I took a interest in arduino programming and felt that I could incorporate this into my data project to make something which was interactive for the audience. I had undertaken some research into conductive paint and touch boards, which when you touch it would produce sound or light which is something that I wanted to explore and this project gave me the capability to do so. After some research into viable data to choose I chose to collate data from the creative industries, which has been the biggest growing industry in the UK since 2010. Which made me think that as a nation we are becoming more creative as a whole and wanted to create something that celebrated this.
During the construction process I came across a few hurdles, the interactive paint and connections to the arduino and the touch board were temperamental and when it came to demonstrating the finished project it was not as receptive as it had been the day before. Learning from this in the future I will be taking a video of the finished result for presentation purposes. However there is so much potential with the use of conductive paint and can see myself using it in future projects with the possibility of using it for making screen prints.


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Attention Class of 2016! NARF Announced Paid Summer 2015 Internship. Deadline: 9/29
About NARF: Founded in 1970, the Native American Rights Fund (NARF) is the oldest and largest nonprofit law firm dedicated to asserting and defending the rights of Indian tribes, organizations, and individuals nationwide. NARF's practice is concentrated in five key areas: the preservation of tribal existence; the protection of tribal natural resources; the promotion of Native American human rights; the accountability of governments to Native Americans; and the development of Indian law and educating the public about Indian rights, laws, and issues.
Summer Clerkships: NARF is currently seeking candidates for its Summer 2015 Clerkships! Each year, NARF conducts a nation-wide search for law students to participate in its Law Clerk Program. Positions are available in all three of NARF's offices: Anchorage, AK; Boulder, CO; and Washington, D.C.
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LAW Adovcates of Whatcom County Seeks New Executive Director. Act Fast! Rolling Deadline.
LAW Advocates is a non-profit organization based in Bellingham that provides civil legal assistance to low-income individuals and families in Whatcom and Island Counties, primarily through volunteer attorneys.
The Executive Director is responsible for implementing the vision of the Board of Directors of LAW Advocates as laid forth in its strategic plan and directing LAW Advocates' activities in all areas including the delivery of legal services, development and finance, personnel and administration, and community relations.
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Washington State House of Representatives, Office of Program Research in Olympia Seeks Research Analyst or Committee Counsel. Deadline: Rolling thru 7/26
The Washington State House of Representatives' Office of Program Research (OPR) is seeking candidates for a legislative committee policy staff position as a Research Analyst or Committee Counsel. This position is nonpartisan and exempt from civil service.
The person selected to fill this position will provide staff support to the House Early Learning & Human Services Committee. This committee considers issues relating to early learning from birth to kindergarten, as well as a broad array of issues affecting children and families, including parent education, foster care, dependency, child protective services, child welfare services, children's mental health, and family reconciliation services. The committee also considers issues relating to family support programs, including TANF and Disability Lifeline, persons with developmental disabilities, adults in need of drug and alcohol treatment, vocational rehabilitation, at risk-youth, youth violence prevention, and juvenile offenders.
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US Department of Energy Seeks Entry-Level Attorney for Idaho Office. Deadline: Rolling thru 8/5
The U.S. Department of Energy – Idaho Operations Office (DOE-ID) has an opening for an Entry Level Attorney looking for a challenging career. The Idaho Operations Office is located in Idaho Falls in southeastern Idaho. Our office has oversight responsibility for the Idaho National Laboratory. Our mission is at the forefront of helping the Nation meet our energy, scientific, environmental, and national security goals. These include developing and deploying new energy technologies and reducing our dependence upon foreign energy sources. Additionally, DOE-ID is responsible for the safe environmental cleanup of legacy contamination.
The Office of Chief Counsel within DOE-ID has six attorneys who assist an office of federal employees. This office has oversight responsibility for a contractor workforce of over 6,000 and a budget of over a billion dollars. Our practice areas are diverse, including Environmental, Government Contracts, Labor and Employment, Administrative Law, and wide-ranging Litigation.
This is a permanent position in the excepted service without time limitation and will not be filled by a competitive appointment. Service in this position may be fully creditable toward civil service retirement. Any selected applicant who is in the competitive service will be taken out of the competitive service when he or she occupies this position and will compete only with other excepted status employees in the event of a reduction-in-force.
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USDA Office of General Counsel Seeks Entry-Level Attorney for Juneau Office. Deadline: Rolling thru 7/31
USDA provides leadership on food, agriculture, natural resources, rural development, nutrition, and related issues based on sound public policy, the best available science, and efficient management. Our vision is to expand economic opportunity through innovation, helping rural America to thrive; to promote agriculture production sustainability that better nourishes Americans while also helping feed others throughout the world; and to preserve and conserve our Nation's natural resources through restored forests, improved watersheds, and healthy private working lands.
Attorneys assigned to field offices in the Office of the General Counsel (offices physically located outside the Washington, D.C., Headquarters) provide legal advice and services to all agencies of the United States Department of Agriculture in administering USDA programs and activities within the defined geographic area. The incumbent serves as an attorney providing legal advice, research, analysis and interpretation of federal, state and local laws, as well as oral and written opinions, memoranda, pleadings, briefs and legal support of all USDA programs and litigation, and performs other legal services as assigned.
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Attention Current Judicial Clerks! The Public Justice Center in Baltimore Announces Post Grad Murnaghan Appellate Advocacy Fellowship
The Francis D. Murnaghan, Jr. Appellate Advocacy Fellowship is awarded annually to a recent law graduate who has completed a judicial clerkship. The Fellow must have passed a state bar examination and be eligible for admission to the bar of that state by the commencement of the Fellowship. Applicants should possess excellent research and writing skills and a demonstrable commitment to social justice.
To apply for the 2015-2016 Fellowship (beginning September 2015), applicants should submit a resume, law school transcript, the names of three professional or academic references, and a brief statement of interest. We request this application by October 17, 2014.
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Attention Class of 2016! EarthJustice Seeks Summer 2015 Clerks for Offices Nationwide. Deadline: Rolling so Act Fast!
Earthjustice is seeking summer law clerks who share a passion for justice and a healthy environment.
Our work is currently divided into three major areas:
- Protecting Our Natural Heritage focuses on cases that protect endangered species, national forests, national parks, other public lands, water resources, and the oceans.
- Safeguarding Our Health focuses on cases that protect public health, in particular clean air and water, toxic chemicals, and mercury.
- Promoting a Clean Energy Future focuses on cases that encourage clean energy and energy efficiency while challenging the reliance on coal, oil and other dirty fuels.
Summer law clerks work with attorneys on case development and litigation. Under the supervision of an attorney, a law clerk's primary responsibilities are to perform legal and factual research, and to develop case strategy and legal theories. Law clerks may also have the opportunity to assist attorneys with preparing briefs and motions, to meet with clients and experts, to participate in moots of oral arguments, and to attend court proceedings and conferences with opposing counsel. In addition to involvement in ongoing litigation, the summer program includes seminars with attorneys from across the organization on current environmental issues.
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Goaltender Keira Goin became Utica College's leader in shutouts Tuesday.
The senior stopped all 19 shots she faced in the Pioneers' 2-0 nonconference road victory over SUNY Canton in Utica College's first game after the holiday break. With the shutout, the Dobbs Ferry native has 12 in her collegiate career.
It was Goin's second consecutive shutout after not facing a shot in 20 minutes to earn the win over Lebanon Valley on Dec. 11.
Her shutout Tuesday was her fourth this season. Goin has not allowed a goal in the last 126 minutes and 31 seconds she has played for the Pioneers. The streak dates back to Utica College's 3-2 victory over Morrisville State on Dec. 3.
In nine games this season, Goin has a 1.17 goals-against average, a .948 save percentage and a 6-3-0 record.
Goin's performance helped Utica College (7-4 overall) win its fourth consecutive game. The Pioneers got goals from Taylor Osowski (her fifth of the season) and Kayla Dion (third of the season).
UC is back in action this weekend when they play a home-and-home series against nationally ranked No. 8/9 Oswego State. The Pioneers travel to Oswego on Friday, with the teams wrapping up the season series on Saturday at the Utica Memorial Auditorium. Both games are scheduled for 7 p.m.


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Rock and roller Ray Davies's almost-solo show is part concert and part monologue--and at its best when it fuses the two forms into fluid music theater. The generously long two-act evening focuses on the checkered career of Davies's band, the Kinks: humble beginnings (jamming on an eight-watt amp), paranoid passages (a U.S. tour plagued by run-ins with gun-toting chauffeurs and music-union bullies), bursts of glory, and bittersweet breakups. Sprinkled throughout the professional anecdotes are personal reminiscences: eavesdropping on his older sisters' boyfriends (whose passionate pleas, Davies decides, were the inspiration for Kinks hits like "You Really Got Me" and "Set Me Free"), striking out with art-school "chicks," sibling rivalry with his lead-guitarist brother Dave (whose musical surrogate here is the superb sideman Pete Mathison), an actual encounter with John Lennon Himself (told with a delicious mix of starstruck awe and snide irreverence). The stories' themes echo those of the songs--social insecurity and sexual ambivalence in an age of trend-chasing mediocrity--and the evening as a whole feels like the Kinks' music: smart, scruffy, loosely structured, pervaded by an air of bemused detachment. Fey Ray's days as a chart-topper are far behind him--the closest thing to the throbbing sound of arena rock here is the seat-shaking rumble of the el train running by the intimate theater--but Davies at midlife has a promising career as a singing Spalding Gray. Apollo Theater Center, 2540 N. Lincoln, 902-1500. Through April 21: Thursday-Friday, 8 PM; Saturday, 7:30 and 10:30 PM; Sunday, 7:30 PM. Then April 24 through 27: Wednesday-Friday, 8 PM; Saturday, 7:30 PM. $32.50-$37.50.
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You're nervous, you're concerned, and you're more than a little worried. Why? Because while you know what hormone replacement therapy is, you're still not sure what side effects to expect if you undergo treatment.
While Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) is associated with a number of common side effects, these vary depending on the specifics of your treatment. That is, the symptoms of hormonal imbalance vary wildly depending on the patient, and so do the side effects.
The majority of side effects that are common to estrogen, progesterone, or testosterone replacement therapies, for example, tend to improve over time. For these reasons it's often worth persevering with treatment over a longer time frame in order to see how your body reacts.
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You've considered the risks, studied the side effects, and counted the costs associated with hormone therapy. Now the question remains: is it right for you?
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By GINGER CHRIST
T-G Staff Writer
Construction efforts at the Crestview school complex have left the school district with two maintenance buildings. The school will auction the old building next to the middle school 5 p.m. Friday.
The auction, the first hosted by the school district in more than five years, will feature several other items, according to Supt. Steve Willeke. A riding lawn mower, a blazer with a snow blade and some electrical lights, among other odds and ends will be available for purchase.
"As public property, we're giving the opportunity for any person to purchase them," said Willeke.
The building for sale must be removed from the school premises within two weeks of its purchase to ensure the area is cleared before the bulk of fall sports and activities are under way. The concrete slab the structure sits on must remain undamaged.
"Basically, the last nail has to be removed," said Willeke.
An auction not only will provide the public with an opportunity to acquire the sale items but will also save the school district the expense of hiring someone to remove the maintenance structure.
Willeke anticipates a fair showing at the Friday event, based on inquiries he's fielded so far from the public.
"We've had a few people come by and show interest in the building," said Willeke.
Charles Miller, of Charles Miller & Associates Auctioneers L.L.C., will serve as auctioneer for the event.
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Desk-Net offers a pre-defined set of formats such as "text", "picture" or "video" that you can choose from.
You can adapt this set of formats to your needs by
- defining your own formats,
- de-activating formats that you do not use and
- re-sort the list of formats.
Defining your own formats
Go to the page Admin > Formats (you need to have admin rights for this).
At the bottom of the formats list click on "Add format".
In the layer that opens
- enter the name of the format (e.g. "Interview"),
- select an icon (you can use one and the same icon multiple times) and
- tell Desk-Net if this is a text format, a photo format, etc.
Save your entries - done. The new format is added to the end of the list of formats.
All users of your organisation can immediately use it. The first 24 formats in the list are directly displayed on the entry mask, all others are accessible via a menu on the right.
De-activating formats
If you want to de-activate a format simply hover with your mouse over the format icon or label.
A contextual layer opens. Select the de-activation entry in that layer.
The format is moved below the list into an area with all de-activated formats. Stories containing a de-activated format remain active and still display that format.
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I'm thankful for all the bad stuff I don't have to deal with.... which I won't specify for fear of jinxing things.
I'm thankful that I have enough supplies to stay inside until at least Monday and avoid all those shoppers. I'm thankful too, that congress is on vacation.
I know someone will say all the serious things I am thankful for but no one will say this;
I am thankful for quality reading material while I am in the WRAS studio for Ga State playing basketball.
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Enjoy the video link to the smash song off the Mixtape FYF Volume 2 called "2DaTop" from RAP Artist/Producer EZ THE LYRICAL SKITZO. The "2DaTop" video was directed by Durvel Wilson of Native Son Entertainment and is expected to receive over 10,000 views in the first week. Always on his grind, EZ THE LYRICAL SKITZO is known for hitting stages nationally and continuously putting out music that the fans and music industry has grown to love.
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peach streusel bread
If you spend any time in the food blogosphere, you're probably aware that August is National Peach Month. My latest craving for peaches with streusel fell at the perfect time – these mini breads are an incredibly tasty way to celebrate the sweet and juicy peach. Studded with diced peaches, the loaves emerge from the oven golden and moist. To profile the fruit even further, I layered sliced peaches over the batter before sprinkling on the oatmeal, brown sugar, and cinnamon streusel topping.
This recipe yields three mini loaves, so you'll have peach bread that's easy to share (though I wouldn't blame you if you decide not to share, either!). And beware of that streusel – you'll be tempted to devour it straight from the bowl. I promise.
Peach Streusel Bread
1 1/2 cups flour
1 tsp baking powder
1 tsp baking soda
1/4 tsp salt
1/4 tsp cinnamon
2/3 cup low-fat buttermilk
1 large egg
3 Tbsp vegetable oil
6 Tbsp brown sugar
1 tsp vanilla extract
1 cup diced yellow peaches
1/2 cup sliced yellow peaches
Streusel Topping
1/4 cup rolled oats
3 Tbsp brown sugar
1/8 tsp cinnamon
2 Tbsp chilled unsalted butter, diced
Preheat oven to 350°F and place a baking sheet in oven; spray 3 mini (5 3/4″ x 3 3/4″) loaf pans with nonstick spray. Whisk together flour, baking powder, baking soda, salt, and cinnamon in a large bowl. Make a well in the center of the mixture. Combine buttermilk, egg, vegetable oil, brown sugar, and vanilla in a medium bowl; add to flour mixture and stir just until combined. Gently fold in diced peaches.
For the streusel topping, whisk together oats, brown sugar and cinnamon in a small bowl; use a pastry cutter to cut in butter until mixture forms coarse crumbs. Divide batter evenly between loaf pans; top with sliced peaches and streusel topping.
Place pans on preheated baking sheet and bake, rotating pans halfway through, for 25-26 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Remove from oven and cool in pans on a wire rack for 10 minutes, then remove from pans and cool completely. Wrap breads well and store in the refrigerator up to 2 days. Warm before serving.
Yield – 3 loaves, 6 servings per loaf (serving size: 1 slice)
Calories – 115
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Vacancies for Postman and Mailguard: Gujrat Post Office announced Recruitment 2016 for 1242 vacancies posts of mail guard and postman. All eligible applicants invited for fill online application form from 12th march 2016 to 11th April 2016 at official website www.gujpostexam.com
Interested candidates must have passed matriculation (10th) exam.Candidates age limit should be between 18 years to 35 years.
Applicant will be selected based on his performance in written examination. More information and details about this recruitment specify below. You can download official notification by clicking on the link. Please, study carefully official notification before apply application form.
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How To Register/Activate Zenith Bank Mobile App Without Going To The Bank
Zenith bank as most of you might have known is one of the leading commercial banks in the country and mobile banking on the other hand is one of the fastest growing banking technology that enable bank customers carry out most of their transactions with ease on their mobile devices without necessarily stepping their feet into the banking hall.
In today's post we are going to be discussing how you can actually install Zenith bank mobile app and activate it straight away without taking the tedious path of going to the bank for activation.
If you are a Zenith bank customer, you should start thinking of downloading and activating your own Zenith bank mobile app, because mobile banking technology is one of the media that drives cashless society that we all have been clamouring for in this modern age.
Without further ado, below is how to install and activate Zenith bank mobile app on your smart device for your delightful and hitch free banking transactions;
• Head to the mobile store that is associated with your smart mobile device and search for and download/install Zenith bank mobile app
• Launch the installed app
• Though by default, the non-internet banking user option is selected but ensure it is truly the selected option
• Enter your account number in the space provided and come down and click I AGREE
• An OTP will be sent to your registered phone number with Zenith Bank
• Enter the OTP and then create numeric 6 digits password that you will always use to log-in to the app.
• Next, create a 4 digit mobile PIN that you will be using to authenticate transactions
• You will be asked to enter your OTP received as SMS again
• Finally Ok your registration
Hurray! You have just succeeded in installing and activation Zenith bank mobile app to your device and you can now launch the app, log in with your account number and registered password and start transacting.


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Chris Carpenter went five innings giving up no runs, allowing 4 baserunners, adding in 6 Ks, driving in 6 runs and five golden… rings. 12 runs for the Cards, but everyone was a ticker tease, except for Carpenter who pitchslapped Kip Wells. LaRussa's mind must be swimming with ideas….Do I hit him 8th? 7th? Do I platoon him with Ankiel in the OF and have Ankiel come in for intentional walks? Do I go with a Singapore Sling or an Old Fashioned? Why is Dave Duncan looking at me? Is my fly open? How come no one read my book, Tonyball? If I'm facing East, my hair should be facing West! Why is it going South?! If homeless people have no homes, why do they lug around so much junk? Homeless people shouldn't be pack rats!… Wow, there's a lot swimming in Tony's mind. Interesting to peek into the mind of a genius, ain't it? Surprised he didn't mention this is the last roundup of the year. Ho-hum, so sad. There will still be a new post every week day through the fall and winter, so check your separation anxiety at the door. I'm still here. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:
Scott Baker – 5 IP, 0 ER. His FIP last year was 3.79. This year it was near 4. So he was .20 off of last year. He throws around 7 Ks per 9 innings. So he's good for about 155 Ks. His Post-All-Star Break ERA was 3.39. Guess what I'm saying is I'm going to predict next year he'll pitch around a 3.75 ERA, good WHIP and solid Ks and he'll be someone to look at as a third fantasy starter with number two upside and number four downside. And in three months, I'll quote that.
Orlando Cabrera – 2-for-5, 3 RBIs. Behind the scenes of Razzball, I'm busy doing the top 20 recaps that will be coming your way over the next few weeks. So O-Cab made it pretty high on the top 20 list for SSs. I'm like, "Cool, he had a good 2nd half." He hit 4 homers and stole 6 bases while batting .296. Okay, so he had a good two months? Nope. The shortstops are so shallow that a good five weeks is all it took. Anyway, I'm jumping the gun, those recaps will be coming next week.
Delmon Young – 3-for-4 yesterday. He's batting .309 with one homer in September. This is considered a good month for him. Would I pickup Young off waivers next year? Sure. I wouldn't draft him. I'm not going to write someone off who's only 24, but I'm at the point where I want to see something from Young before I take the gamble on him in 2010. I mean, Ryan Raburn and Garrett Anderson are above Delmon Young on ESPN's Player Rater. Young's the new blech.
Aaron Cook – 8 IP, 1 ER, 2 Ks. It's Rocktober.
Tim Lincecum – 7 IP, 2 ER. I'm giving him the Cy Young. He threw more innings than Carpenter, way more Ks and he's dazzling. I know, it's tough to judge dazzling, but if you've ever watched Lincecum pitch you know what I mean. It's kinda like a choice between the crazy hot girl that would cheat on you and the sweet girl that would make a nice mother. I'm taking the crazy hot girl. For what it's worth, I think the voters go with Carpenter. What's a shame in all of this is Wainwright's getting totally ignored. Maybe I just have a special kinship to Wainwright because I own him on a few teams and I pushed many people to draft him this year.
Mark Reynolds – 1-for-4, up to 215 Ks. This last month (4 homers, 2 steals, .187) is why I'm going to probably take a pass on Reynolds if people are grabbing him in the top 50. I saw value in him when people were drafting him around 200. I see very little value for next year. What do you want, I'm frugal. It's a recession after all.
Dan Haren – 6 IP, 5 ER, 7 Ks. Ends the season with a 3.14 ERA and a 4.44 ERA in the 2nd half. The good news is his next start is scheduled for the 1st half.
Derrek Lee – Scratched for personal reasons. Maybe he has crabs.
John Lackey – 2 IP, 2 ER and 40 pitches. This is about what you can expect from starters who are headed to the playoffs. I wouldn't expect more than 5 innings from any of them. This is a shout out to you Hamels owners.
Kevin Millwood – 9 IP, 2 ER, 10 Ks. And this is what to expect from pitchers facing teams headed to the playoffs.
Chris Davis – 3-for-5, and hit his 21st homer of the year. I can't wait to see what Bill James predicts for Chris Davis for 2010. No sarcasm there, really interested.
Cliff Lee – 5 2/3 IP, 3 ER, 6 Ks. The Adverb finishes with a 3.39 ERA for Philly.
Kendry Morales – Hit his 34th homer yesterday. The best case scenario would be the Angels are eliminated quickly from the playoffs. Worst case scenario is, in late-October, Joe Buck saying something like, "America's getting a firsthand look at what Kendry Morales has been doing all year." Then Tim McCarver says, "Good thing there weren't more men on base when Mt. Everest erupted cause then there would be more runs."


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Petrol pumps in Mumbai will remain closed from Friday midnight to 7 am on Saturday. The step is being taken as an anticipatory measure to avoid any law and order trouble ispute as petrol pumps would not be able to accept the old Rs 500 and 1000 notes after midnight.
The Petrol dealers' Association had informed the state level coordinator about the matter on Thursday. Maharashtra is reported to have around 4,500 petrol pumps out of which 250 are in Mumbai.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi had on Tuesday announced that Rs 500 and 1000 notes would be scrapped overnight but had allowed petrol pumps and hospitals to accept these notes for 72 hours till the November 11.
There have been long lines since Thursday when the banks started dispensing the new currency. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has assured people that there is no shortage of currency and enough is cash available for exchanging the scrapped Rs 500/1000 notes
Asking people to remain "patient", RBI said "There is enough cash available with banks and all arrangements have been made to reach the currency notes all over the country. Bank branches have already started exchanging notes since November 10, 2016," Reserve Bank of India said in a statement.
The central bank conceded however that it may take a while for banks to recalibrate ATMs and once that is done, "members of public will be able to withdraw from ATMs up to a maximum of Rs 2,000 per card per day up to November 18, 2016". After that, they will be able to withdraw up to Rs 4,000 a day per card.
A 73-year-old person, Vishwanath Vartak, reportedly died in a suburb of Mumbai while standing in a queue outside an ATM to withdraw money.


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Click here to see who was named to the all-star team:
Age: 16
School: Livingston Manor
Class: Sophomore
Position: pitcher
Family: Parents, Mike and Tracey; brother, Mike Jr., 19
The future: Several Division I programs, including Syracuse, Penn State, Marist, Boston University, Long Island University, Albany University and St. Joseph's (Pa.). Diescher could verbally commit to a school as early her junior year.
Career highlights
• 2009: Went 16-3 with a 0.27 ERA and struck out 303 batters in 126 innings. She batted a team-high .483. Diescher threw one perfect game, four no-hitters and eight one-hitters.
• 2008: Had a 15-4 record, with 273 strikeouts and a .073 ERA. She also had one perfect game and six shutouts, and hit .444, earning Varsity845 second-team honors.
Varsity845 softball players of the year
2009: Marissa Diescher,
Livingston Manor
2008: Chelsey Locatell, Goshen
2007: Samantha DeMartine, Marlboro
2006: Brooke Kithcart, Minisink
2005: Kristina Tice, Minisink
2004: Julie Schaper,
Chapel Field
2003: Julie Schaper,
Chapel Field
2002: Kate Hansen, Minisink
2001: Jessica Donohue, Cornwall
2000: Jessica Donohue, Cornwall
1999: Nicole Moschen,
Rondout Valley
1998: Jen Tripken, Minisink
1997: Trinette Cossa, Valley Central
1996: Sarah Maida, Newburgh
1995: Wendy Herm, Minisink
1994: Jenn Hanson, Minisink
1993: Carolyn Copcutt, Minisink
1992: Carolyn Copcutt, Minisink
1991: Laurie Sleight, Marlboro
1990: Val Nolf, Livingston Manor
1989: Sue Hannon, Burke Catholic
1988: C.M. Meaden, Burke Catholic
1987: Sherry Morris, Middletown
1986: Tonya Ackerly, Tri-Valley
1985: Theresa Baumgardner,
Port Jervis
School: Valley Central
Position: Pitcher Grade: Junior
The numbers: In her first full season as a starter, Pinckney was 23-2 with a 0.64 ERA. She gave up just 83 hits in 165 innings with 183 strikeouts and 18 walks.
The highlight: "When we made it to the (Section 9 Class AA championship) game. I think we had a lot to prove. At the start of the season, nobody thought we would make it that far."
The future: Has one more year left at Valley Central, and hopes to play at Cornell after graduating.
The player: "Jane was awesome this year. We thought we might use another pitcher, but she took the ball and just took over. Jane led the team, game in and game out, with confidence." — Valley Central coach Frank Jordan
School: Marlboro Position: Catcher Grade: Senior
The numbers: In her first year behind the plate, Hicks batted .455 with six doubles and 18 RBI. She threw out seven of eight runners trying to steal.
The highlight: "For me, it was becoming a catcher for the first time. It was great. I never thought I would be the starter and I had a great year."
The future: Playing at Division II Mercy College next year.
The player: "If she had been playing catcher for a long time, she would have so many more offers. Cheryl saved our season. She's the reason we made it to the final four. I've never seen anything like it. She was born to catch." — Marlboro coach Jonnah O'Donnell
School: Pine Bush
Position: Shortstop
Grade: Freshman
The numbers: Struck out just once all season, hitting .576 with 10 doubles, four triples, four homers, 20 RBI and 29 runs.
The highlight: "Probably when we came back to beat Kingston. We we're down like four or five runs. It wasn't expected, but to do it, the feeling was great."
The future: Nicolo has three more years to smack around Section 9 pitchers.
The player: "The kid just loves to hit, she's very aggressive, she saw, maybe, just three pitches per at-bat. Christie is just one of those players you marvel at. Every time she steps in the box she can do something." — Pine Bush coach Mike Mancuso
School: Valley Central Position: Shortstop Grade: Freshman
The numbers: Cleaned up as the clean up hitter, hitting .449 with 12 doubles, 21 runs and 24 RBI.
The highlight: "Making it to the Section 9 final. Beating Kingston (in the semifinals) was great, because they beat us last year and ended our season. We really wanted to come back and beat them."
The future: Hopes to play at the University of South Carolina one day, but has three years to make her college plans.
The player: "Maggie can hit, but she also makes amazing plays in the field. She plays with a quiet confidence, but, skill-wise, she knows she belongs. Maggie was great for us this year." — Valley Central coach Frank Jordan
School: Kingston
Position: First base Grade: Junior
The numbers: Hit .513 with a 1.013 slugging percentage. Castro hit seven homers, five doubles, six triples and had 28 RBI. She scored 37 runs, stole 17 bases and didn't make an error.
The highlight: "I would have to say making it that far (semifinals) in (the Section 9 Class AA) tournament, losing to Valley Central. We started off pretty rocky, but we worked together, and everything worked out from there. I'm happy we got that far."
The future: Division I schools are interested in Castro, but she could opt to play basketball in college. She graduates from Kingston next June.
The player: "To be honest, she's the most feared batter in Section 9. Even when we go away (out of Section 9), people know about her. Charlise gives you what you expect every day." — Kingston coach Brian Mills
School: Valley Central
Position: Third base
Grade: Freshman
The numbers: Moves up from the third team last year. Hit .457 with four doubles, two homers and 26 RBI. Feerick was 22-for-35 (.629) down the stretch for Valley Central.
The highlight: "The Section 9 (quarterfinal) against Warwick. It was my first game back from an elbow injury and I went 3-for-3. I didn't think I would be ready, but it felt good to come back and perform."
The future: Another three years of holding down Valley Central's left side of the infield.
The player: "She is the hardest worker, such a dedicated kid. She can swing the bat as well as anyone, she swings with so much torque. Leanna is just so aggressive. I love the way she plays." — Valley Central coach Frank Jordan
School: Delaware Valley (Pa.) Position: Center field Grade: Senior
The numbers: A semifinalist for the Gatorade Pennsylvania Player of the Year, Dorko hit .545 with a team-leading 22 RBI from the leadoff spot. She stole 14 bases without being caught.
The highlight: "We went to Williamsport (Pa.) for a tournament and I made a play, I laid out to make a catch (against South Williamsport). It was the last out, there were runners on, so it saved the game."
The future: Dorko will play softball and volleyball at Division II Adelphi next year.
The player: "Emily is one of the best players I've ever coached, without a doubt. She's something else, she has power, speed and a rocket arm. The total package." — Delaware Valley coach Angelo Matz
School: Valley Central
Position: Right field
Grade: Junior
The numbers: The dangerous leadoff hitter batted .419 with six doubles, three homers, 14 RBI and 23 runs.
The highlight: "My diving catches. Diving is something that can't be taught. It comes naturally and it's a big part of who I am as a softball player."
The future: Returns for her senior year and is thinking about starting her college career in New York or Pennsylvania.
The player: "She was our catalyst. After we lost (2008 first-teamer) Diane MacDowell (to graduation), I wasn't sure we could duplicate what she did. But Amber proved to be the spark we desperately needed." — Valley Central coach Frank Jordan
School: Tuxedo
Position: Center field
Grade: Senior
The numbers: The versatile switch-hitter hit .544 with 25 RBI, 35 runs and 38 stolen bases. She also saw time at catcher, shortstop and pitcher.
The highlight: "When we went up to the Mudville Tournament and won it. There were two good teams, they were state-ranked, and we blew them away."
The future: Plans on playing basketball at SUNY Brockport and possibly softball.
The player: "Her speed makes her lethal. I talked to a couple of coaches who just didn't know what to do with Rebecca. She's just a heads-up player, one of the best athletes to come out of this school in years." — Tuxedo coach Michelle Micklos
P Amber Carozza Marlboro senior Went 15-6 with a 1.55 ERA and picked up two wins in the Class B state tournament — allowing just one run in each. Plans to attend Division I Coastal Carolina next year.
P Alyssa Brognano Chapel Field senior A first-teamer last year, Brognano went 18-4 with a 0.47 ERA and 226 strikeouts. She ends her three-year career 60-8 with a 0.48 ERA.
C Tessa Brown Valley Central junior
Called her own game and hit .411 with eight doubles, a homer, 16 RBI and 19 runs.
INF Kelsey Hand Cornwall senior Hit .500 with nine doubles, three triples and 26 RBI. For good measure, went 7-0 with a 0.26 ERA on the mound.
INF Amber Butenhoff Port Jervis sophomore The repeat second-teamer hit .500 with seven doubles, seven triples, 28 RBI and 34 runs.
INF Ali Ferraro Kingston junior Slick fielder hit .394 with 14 runs and 16 RBI.
INF Kacie DeMaio Highland senior Bound for Division II University of Philadelphia, she hit .434 with six doubles and 20 RBI.
OF Brook Kowal Port Jervis senior Hit .425 with nine doubles, three triples, 22 runs and 28 RBI; committed just two errors.
OF Caitlyn Russ Marlboro senior A clutch hitter, she batted .360 with five doubles and 13 RBI.
OF Arianna Darcy Kingston sophomore Hit .448 with 30 runs and stole 14 bases.
Pos. Player School Year Of note
P Jess Wood Cornwall senior Went 12-4 with a 0.91 ERA for the Section 9 Class A champs. Struck out 110 batters and walked 22 in 107 innings.
P Chelsey Locatell Goshen junior Last year's Varsity845 Player of the Year, playing on an injured left knee, went 10-5 with a 1.18 ERA. She batted .533 with 23
runs and 24 RBI.
C Courtney Finn Minisink Valley senior Slugged five homers with 15 RBI and hit .373 with a .745 slugging percentage.
INF Taliza Costanzo Minisink Valley senior Hit .390 with a .576 on base percentage and was solid in the field. Plans to play softball at Pace University.
INF Grace Hodges Chapel Field junior Moved from left field to shortstop and hit .462 with eight doubles and five triples.
INF Christie Morano Highland senior The three-sport star played a solid first base, hitting .423 with 15 stolen bases and 17 RBI.
INF Christine McCormack Goshen sophomore Had a breakout year, hitting .557 with six doubles and 23 runs.
OF Megan Staudle Cornwall freshman First-year varsity player was solid in right field — with six assists and several sparkling plays. Batted .379.
OF Katie Franck Minisink Valley senior Hit .299 and made just two errors.
OF Ciara Scrobe Chester junior Hit at a .397 clip with 30 runs and a .500 on-base percentage.
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An amazing incident at river Jordan
The sky opened
A voice was heard
A dove appeared from above
It's sunny and calm here at River Jordan late in the afternoon
John The Baptist and Jesus are in the water. John is baptising his cousin Jesus. Then this amazing thing happened the sky opened and a voice was heard.