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Washington Post columnist Robert Samuelson's Jan. 7 article criticizing the almost sacrosanct taxpayer subsidies to farmers is a welcome change from the chorus of politicians who are unable to end this Soviet-style socialist welfare program.
These subsidies have created such a massive market distortion that a free market is nowhere to be found in agriculture.
Moreover, why should taxpayers have their wealth confiscated to support that industry? What is required is a wholesale replacement of these false mercantilist wealth-destroying ideas with the economic law of comparative advantage, in order to optimize the functioning of the economy while respecting each individual's right to his or her wealth.
If the domestic agriculture industry cannot operate without infusions of confiscated wealth, it should no longer exist.


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Kent County Levy Court unanimously passed a balanced FY 2014 budget at its business meeting on Tuesday. The total budget came in at $59,902,750.
Kent County Levy Court unanimously passed a balanced FY 2014 budget at its business meeting on Tuesday. The total budget came in at $59,902,750.
The general fund was set at $23,440,050 with $5,534,900 for capital projects. The sewer fund was set at $1,258,400 with a rate of $2.34 per gallon of sewage. The street light fund was set at $888,900 and the trash fund was budgeted as $3,051,000.
A 2-percent COLA increase and a 1-percent step increase for county employees were also approved. The COLA increase added an additional $291,200 to the overall budget, which was funded with $226,400 from the general fund and $64,800 from the sewer fund. The 1-percent step added $127,300 to the overall budget, with $98,700 from the general fund and $28,600 from the sewer fund. The county will have 292 funded positions, which is just one less than in Fiscal Year 2013.
Property tax rates will remain at 30 cents per $100 of assessed value. Budget Analyst Debbie Elders is expecting to see $160,000 more in revenue from property taxes, however due to new building and home purchases.
The annual operating budget for the Kent County Library District was budgeted at $614,000, with a rate of 3.3 cents per $100 of assessed property value for properties located in unincorporated areas in Kent County. Funds in this budget are designated for the Kent County Public Library.
Commissioner George "Jody" Sweeney told his fellow commissioners that he had recently had the opportunity to boast about the Levy Court passing a balanced budget this early in the year.
"We do it first, we set the bar for the other counties to follow and we do it well," he said.


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As the Monterey Institute's Frontier Market Scouts program continues to develop and grow in scope, so does its appeal. This June, 43 people with very different backgrounds participated in the summer training and are off to placements in 15 countries ranging from two to six months. The group consists of seven Monterey Institute students, 32 professionals from various fields such as medicine, engineering and investment banking, as well as two Harvard undergraduates and one from Northeastern University. All share a burning desire to make a difference through promoting social impact investing and helping budding entrepreneurs in developing countries move forward with their project.
The following is a snapshot of several program participants:
- Neil Shah is an entrepreneur himself, having co-founded a digital music start-up to help struggling artists and led a competitive team to formulate a social venture to combat global food security issues for the Clinton Global Initiative. His professional background is in real estate and development in Southern California, with experience from the non-profit world in San Francisco and New Orleans. Neil is fluent in Spanish, which will be very useful in his assignment with Pomona Impact, a Village Capital partner in Nicaragua and Colombia.
- Karthik Devarajan is a third year MD/MBA candidate at Tufts University and Brandeis University. During his time in Boston, he has worked with various organizations and hospital departments to help improve patient outcomes at lower costs. Karthik is currently researching healthcare payment reform and operations management and hopes to apply his skills to improve health care delivery in developing countries. As an undergraduate at Vanderbilt University, he studied neuroscience and music and served on the executive board of a science-tutoring program. Karthik has traveled extensively and volunteered most recently in Peru. He will be working with the Village Capital partner Unitus Seed Fund in Bangalore, India.
- Yassine El Mansouri is an undergraduate student at Northeastern University. He is originally from Morocco, and won a lottery to attend a private high school and pursue higher education in the United States. He has traveled a lot and loves to take the time to get to know different people and their cultures. He is fluent in French and Arabic, and will be working with the Village Capital partner VilCap Singapore in Singapore.
- Anu Keshavan is working on her Ph.D. at the International School of Management in Paris, France. Her research interests are in the field of social innovation and social business, and when she spoke to some colleagues at Stanford University, they told her the Monterey Institute and its Frontier Market Scouts program was where she needed to be. "It is a very exciting opportunity to learn from the thought-leaders in the field," she says. Anu's assignment is with the Village Capital partner the William James Foundation in San Francisco.
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Let's hold off on the knee-jerk reactions, at least, for now.
An abundance of story lines emerged during NASCAR's extended stay in Daytona, creating a whirlwind of discussion throughout the opening week of the season.
From the debut of the new Generation-6 cars to Saturday's horrific crash at the end of the Nationwide Series race; NASCAR certainly stole its fair share of headlines.
Not to mention, Danica, Danica and well, more Danica.
It was a mixture of positive and negative, leaving plenty to debate following the 55th running of the Great American Race.
First and foremost, thoughts remain with the families of the 28 spectators injured during the frightening incident on the final lap of Saturday's Nationwide event, when Kyle Larson's car was nearly sheared in half after getting airborne and entangled in the catch fence, launching pieces of debris into the grandstands.
Undoubtedly, NASCAR will examine the evidence and react accordingly to further safety measures for both drivers and fans in the coming months. It was a freak, yet alarming occurrence, serving as a reminder of the dangers associated with vehicles traveling inches apart at 200 mph.
Reiterating what Tony Stewart said in victory lane on Saturday, drivers assume the risk of injury every time they're on the track. When it comes to the fans, circumstances drastically change.
To NASCAR's credit, their advances in safety allowed all drivers involved to walk away unscathed. I for one am confident they will do everything possible to assure the same for future spectators.
Onto a less emotional topic, the new Sprint Cup cars look sweet. Manufacturers are as recognizable as ever, bringing the concept of 'stock' back to stock car racing.
As for how the Gen-6s performed in the Daytona 500, well, that wasn't quite as glamorous.
Single-file parades still comprised a significant portion of the 200 laps run on Sunday, contradicting the fundamental idea that these new cars would coincide with better racing.
It's not about producing more wrecks, it's about keeping viewers entertained via more competition. Aside from the final 20 laps, the Gen-6 rides didn't live up to the billing in that respect.
To be fair, all transitions experience growing pains, which is why I'm not giving up on NASCAR's revitalization project after just one race. Instead, let's wait and see how the new cars perform over the next three weeks, with stops at Phoenix, Las Vegas and Bristol offering a diverse sample-size of venues to base judgment.
Of the 36 point-bearing races on the schedule, only four are at restrictor-plate super-speedways (Daytona and Talladega), meaning Sunday was not necessarily indicative of what's to come. Speaking on behalf of most fans, at least we hope not.
And then, there's Danica. To the purists, Danica Patrick has been nothing more than a marketing tool used by the sport in an effort to appeal to a larger audience. Following an impressive rookie debut at Speedweeks, she certainly made a convincing case to the contrary.
After making history by becoming the first female to qualify on the pole for the 500, Patrick ran toward the front of the field throughout the race's entirety, even finding herself in position to win on the final lap before ultimately being shuffled back to an eighth-place finish.
I'm assuming Patrick's performance earned her a heightened level of respect among competitors, much in the same way it did among the naysayers.
The attention she's garnering is actually rivaling that of Dale Jr., with popularity likely to follow.
Across the board, 'Danica Mania' is good for a sport that has recently struggled to fill the seats, as evident by a substantial increase in preliminary TV ratings for Sunday's season opener (up 30 percent from 2012).
I only ask that we take a similar approach to Danica as we do with the new Gen-6 cars — let's wait and see. While she clearly trumped presumptions at Daytona, what she does outside of the super-speedway realm will truly define her progression behind the wheel of a stock car.
Patrick herself has done a nice job publicly tempering her own expectations. It would be wise for others to do the same.
Much like Sunday's race, the NASCAR season is a 10-month marathon capped by a sprint to the finish, with experience seeming to prevail more times than not.
Just ask Jimmie Johnson, a five-time champion and now a two-time winner of the Daytona 500, all of which has also somehow taken a backseat to the phenomenon known as Danica.


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Always a popular choice here at Leader Doors, XL Joinery offer a fantastic range of professional standard doors that have been manufactured to the highest standards with the finest and most reliable materials, expert finishes and quality designs ensuring that we are proud to be able to offer selection to our customers.
A stunning addition to any home, the XL Joinery Internal Oak collection covers a wide spectrum of designs from traditional to more modern styles.
The Internal Victorian FD30 Fire Door by XL Joinery comes from their Internal Oak collection and is unfinished, ready to paint or stain however you want. This particular design features 4 panels, non-raised mouldings. Constructed with a FSC® certified standard core. As this door has a fire rating of FD30 it is resistant to heat and flame exposure for at least 30 minutes, a valuable investment that could save a life in the event of a fire.
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Metric (mm)
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|Imperial (inches)
|1981 x 305
|6ft 6" x 1ft
|78" x 12"
|1981 x 381
|6ft 6" x 1ft 3"
|78" x 15"
|1981 x 457
|6ft 6" x 1ft 6"
|78" x 18"
|1981 x 533
|6ft 6" x 1ft 9"
|78" x 21"
|1981 x 610
|6ft 6" x 2ft
|78" x 24"
|1981 x 686
|6ft 6" x 2ft 3"
|78" x 27"
|1981 x 711
|6ft 6" x 2ft 4"
|78" x 28"
|1981 x 762
|6ft 6" x 2ft 6"
|78" x 30"
|2032 x 813
|6ft 8" x 2ft 8"
|80" x 32"
|1981 x 838
|6ft 6" x 2ft 9"
|78" x 33"
|1981 x 864
|6ft 6" x 2ft 10"
|78" x 34"
|1981 x 913
|6ft 6" x 2ft 11.9"
|78" x 35.9"
|2040 x 526
|6ft 8.3" x 1ft 8.7"
|80.3" x 20.7"
|2040 x 626
|6ft 8.3" x 2ft 0.6"
|80.3" x 24.6"
|2040 x 726
|6ft 8.3" x 2ft 4.6"
|80.3" x 28.6"
|2040 x 826
|6ft 8.3" x 2ft 8.5"
|80.3" x 32.5"
|2040 x 926
|6ft 8.3" x 3ft 0.5"
|80.3" x 36.5"
Metric (mm)
|Imperial (feet & inches)
|Imperial (inches)
|1981 x 686
|6ft 6" x 2ft 3"
|78" x 27"
|1981 x 762
|6ft 6" x 2ft 6"
|78" x 30"
|1981 x 838
|6ft 6" x 2ft 9"
|78" x 33"
|1981 x 915
|6ft 6" x 3ft
|78" x 36"
|2032 x 813
|6ft 8" x 2ft 8"
|80" x 32"
|2040 x 726
|6ft 8.3" x 2ft 4.6"
|80.3" x 28.6"
|2040 x 826
|6ft 8.3" x 2ft 8.5"
|80.3" x 32.5"
|2040 x 926
|6ft 8.3" x 3ft 0.5"
|80.3" x 36.5"
|2083 x 864
|6ft 10" x 2ft 10"
|82" x 34"
|2134 x 915
|7ft x 3ft
|84" x 36"
Please note this is only a conversion guide, not every size available for this product; please view the pricing table below to see the available options and their pricing.
To browse our full size guide with conversions for even more measurements, please visit the full Leader Doors size guide here.
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|1981x686x44mm (78''x27'')
|£201.39 (inc. VAT)
|1981x762x44mm (78''x30'')
|£201.39 (inc. VAT)
|1981x838x44mm (78''x33'')
|£201.39 (inc. VAT)
|2032x813x44mm (80''x32'')
|£201.39 (inc. VAT)
|2040x726x44mm (80.3''x28.6'')
|£213.60 (inc. VAT)
|2040x826x44mm (80.3''x32.5'')
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YREKA – A tractor trailer ignited at the Grass Lake Rest Area off of Highway 97 north of Weed during the early morning hours Tuesday. While the vehicle was substantially damaged by the blaze, no injuries were reported, said Suzi Brady, CAL FIRE (California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection) spokesperson.
Fire crews were dispatched to the scene at 2:32 a.m., said Brady. Along with CAL FIRE, units from Weed Fire Department, Mayten Fire District, Lake Shastina Fire Department and Hammond Ranch Fire District responded to the scene. The fire was contained at 3:45 a.m.
The truck was hauling rolls of paper, said Brady. The investigation revealed that an equipment malfunction caused the blaze. The estimated damage to the truck was just under $100,000.


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Latest update: 8-Aug-2011. Database version: 1257 8-Aug-2011.
Universalis on Windows Mobile (and Pocket PC)
Universalis is no longer supported on Windows Mobile / Pocket PC. The final version is dated 8 August 2011 and it is available for download free of charge. No registration code is required.
New features will not be added, no bugs will be corrected, and any remaining misprints will not be corrected. No bugs have been reported for years.
No Internet connection needed.
No time limits: view any date.
Formatted for best appearance on your device.
Type size easily changed to suit your needs.
Full liturgical calendar including many local calendars.
"About Today" pages for every saint and feast.
Liturgy of the Hours: Psalms, prayers and readings from Morning Prayer, the three daytime Hours (Terce, Sext and None), Evening Prayer, Night Prayer and the Office of Readings.
Translations: The readings are from the Jerusalem Bible. For the psalms, you have a choice between our own translation (as seen in Catholic Calendar and on the Web) and the Grail version, which is used in most of the English-speaking world.
Readings at Mass: First Reading, Responsorial Psalm, Second Reading, and Gospel.
Translations: You have a choice between the Jerusalem Bible readings with the Grail psalms (used in most of the English-speaking world) and the New American Bible readings and psalms (used in the USA).
System requirements
You need a device running Windows Mobile 5 or later, or Pocket PC 3.0 or later (including Pocket PC 2002). Smartphones are not usually suitable: see the next paragraph. All handhelds manufactured after 2002 are suitable, as well as many that were manufactured before then. If you have an old device then you can check the version of the operating system with Start > Settings > System > About.
Not all Windows Mobile devices are suitable for Universalis. In general, any device that uses a touchscreen and stylus should work, and devices (typically smartphones) that use just a keypad or a touchscreen will probably not work. The only way to be certain is to try downloading and installing the program. If a device is not suitable, it will refuse to load or install the program.
You need 6MB of free memory on your device.
Downloading and installation
Using a PC running Windows
(This is the preferred method).
Download the following file to your PC:
Your browser may let you choose between opening the file and saving it. We usually prefer to save our downloaded files and open them separately later: if you do this, remember which folder (directory) your browser has saved the file into so that you can find it afterwards!
Once the download has completed:
- Connect your device to your PC.
- Double-click on the
UnivPPC.exefile that you downloaded (depending on how your computer is set up, the icon may simply say "UnivPPC" rather than "UnivPPC.exe"), and follow the instructions.
- Once the installation has been completed, you can delete
Installing Universalis on a storage card
If you want to install Universalis on a storage card rather than in main memory, you can do this by saying "No" when ActiveSync asks you whether to install it to the default location. ActiveSync will then offer you a choice of locations including the storage card.
If you install Universalis on a storage card then it will not appear on the Today screen when you reset your device. This behaviour has been designed into Windows Mobile / Pocket PC and is outside our control. See The Today Screen for a description of how to get round the problem.
Accessing the Internet directly from your Windows Mobile device
We do not officially support this method, but it has been tried on one or two mobile devices and it has worked.
Download the following file to your mobile device:
Note that this is file is a lot larger than
UnivPPC.exe. It
is about 5.5MB in size.
Your device will ask you whether to save and open the file. Tell it to do so. Once the download has completed, the software will be installed automatically.
Note that in this case you will not see the licence agreement. Our licence agreement is very simple. It tells you that although we have tried to ensure that there are no bugs in the software, we accept no liability for the consequences of any bugs or incompatibilities that may remain.
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Private foundation endowments returned an average of 12% (net of fees) for the January to December 2012 fiscal year, according to a new study by the Council on Foundations and Commonfund Institute.
The return was a significant improvement over the FY2011 loss of 0.7%.
The study comprised 140 foundations, representing $79 billion in assets.
Foundations with assets between $101 million and $500 million produced the highest return, 12.4%. Organizations with more than $500 million in assets realized an average return of 11.9%, while those with less than $101 million produced an average return of 11.4%.
The study showed that trailing three-year returns for participating foundations averaged 7.9% in 2012, compared with 10.3% in 2011. The decline was the result of 2009's strong returns being dropped from the three-year calculation.
Trailing five-year returns averaged 1.8%, versus 1.4% in the prior year, reflecting the continuing inclusion of FY2008's losses in the five-year number. For the trailing 10-year period, returns averaged 7.9%, compared with last year's 5.2%, as the losses from FY2002 were now no longer included.
"After a mildly negative 2011, private foundations secured double-digit gains in 2012, restoring much needed growth to their endowments," John Griswold, Commonfund Institute's executive director, said in a statement.
"Even more heartening is the higher 10-year return, an average of almost 8%. Last year's 10-year return, in the 5% range, was simply not high enough to sustain spending levels once inflation and investment management costs are taken into account."
Domestic and international equities were the greatest contributors to FY2012's 12% return, the latter leading all asset classes with a 17.5% gain and the former close behind at 16.3%. Fixed income returned 7.1%, alternative strategies 7% and short-term securities/cash/other 1%.
Within the broad category of alternative strategies, distressed debt returned 14.7%, followed by an 8% gain from marketable alternative strategies (hedge funds, absolute return, market neutral, long/short, 130/30, event driven and derivatives). Private equity (leveraged buyouts, mezzanine and mergers and acquisitions funds, and international private equity) returned 7.7%, followed by private equity real estate (noncampus), at 6.7%; venture capital, at 6.5%; energy and natural resources, at 4.6%; and commodities and managed futures, at 1.3%.
Among all participating foundations, 34% reported an increase in their effective spending rate (derived by dividing the amount spent on mission by the market value of the foundation at the beginning of the year), 22% reported a decrease and 14% reported no change. Thirty percent gave no answer or were uncertain.
Foundations continued the deleveraging trend of recent years. For fiscal 2012, the 13 foundations that reported carrying debt had an average debt level of $47 million, versus $54 million in fiscal 2011. Median debt, however, rose to nearly $15 million in fiscal 2012 from $14 million in fiscal 2011. The number of full-time professional private foundation staff members devoted to investments averaged 1.4 full-time equivalents, down from last year's average of 1.5 FTEs. Twenty-three percent of study participants reported having a chief investment officer, a figure that rose to 72% among the largest participating foundations with at least $500 million in assets.
Eighty percent reported using a consultant, compared with 76% a year ago. Thirty-eight percent said they had substantially outsourced their investment function, up from last year's 30% that did.
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The Fit Expert
Shea from our Calgary store says:
The Babycakes are an excellent, wide fitting boot with a fairly standard fitting calf and length. A fantastic boot for all kinds of feet!
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The Babycake boots feature luscious Portuguese leathers in smooth and embossed finishes, decorative buttons, a rubber F-Sole, and the iconic 3" Mini hourglass heel for ultimate traction, durability and comfort. Named in honour of our baker friend Babycake who makes the most delicious cupcakes in Canada. Go on, fall in love. We dare you!
Approximate Calf Circumference: Size 6-7 (11"), Size 8-9 (12") and Size 10-11 (13") Approximate Boot Shaft Height: Size 6-7 (10.5"), Size 8-9 (11") and Size 10-11 (11")
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Shea from our Calgary store says:
The Babycakes are an excellent, wide fitting boot with a fairly standard fitting calf and length. A fantastic boot for all kinds of feet!
Babycake Boots
More Please!
Wish the zip was hidden or gone.
In Love!!
Big calves, don't despair!
I've been lusting after these for several years, and had finally decided to buy them and pay to have a local cobbler put a panel in to give my large calves enough room, due to Fluevogologists telling me these were too delicate to stretch.
Imagine my surprise and delight when, with gentle use of a stretching spray on the inner lining, my lovely Babycakes now zip to the top - no panel needed! It took me four wears of multiple hours, but now they fit like a glove. I am so happy I took the chance on these - I can now wear them everywhere!
(For those blessed with large calves: I have 18" calves - you can do it too, just be super patient!)
These are a piece of art!
As soon as I started walking in these fluevogs tears started streaming down my face. They really are the world's most comfortable shoes. Thank you, John Fluevog, for being brilliance personified!
How could I say no?
Very cute
I'm converting all my friends to Fluevogs
Oh baby!
A miracle!
Now, I ordered two more pairs online:Babycake [Cherry & Black] +Libby Smith [Grey & Burgundy]
Consultants helped me to choose the size, and now I have everything right!
(The first two I bought at random and they were large to me)
Must take half a size larger than the US size.
But sending lost somewhere before the New Year. It took another two weeks and I thought I would never see them again. I asked Santa Claus: Please give me my favorite shoes! And in the morning brought me the parcel: a miracle!
The most comfortable, most beautiful, fun and eye-popping!
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Simply love them!
Jaws drop
Beautiful Babycakes
my favorite shoes, ever
I would glad pay for them if
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Comfort and awesomeness
New SIzes in the future?
Babycakes baby my feet
Another dream shoe
Tooled Leather?
Best Boots EVER
Oh what PERFECT boots!
The Babycakes (in super hot red) were my first Fluevogs, and I do not think there could have been a better first impression.
I'm anything but traditional, so when I started planning my bridal wardrobe, I saw it as a perfect opportunity to purchase my long-lusted-after Babycakes. Originally, I was going for black, but changed my mind and fell for the detailing on the red pair. We specifically set aside part of our wedding budget for these kick ass boots!
I've got really muscular calves (I run, cross country, too) and was concerned that they wouldn't zip, but they actually fit my calves perfectly, with just enough room for stockings.
The comfort - OH THE COMFORT! I had back surgery about 2 weeks before these arrived at my doorstep, and could actually walk around in them immediately! They are SO comfortable! Dancing, walking, epic shopping trips... these boots are amazingly comfortable for everything.
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Community greets first baby of new year
Congratulations to Sarah Reeves, Shane Gepner and extended family on the arrival of baby Isaac Lee Gepner.
Isaac was the first baby born at McPherson Hospital in the new year. He was born at 4 p.m. Wednesday.
Isaac was seven pounds, 13 ounce and was 20 inches long.
This is the couple's first child together.
Thanks also go to the McPherson Hospital Volunteers for their presentation of a gift basket to the family.
Local businesses work together to boost sales
Many McPherson businesses reported significant increases in sales during this holiday season.
Thank you to all the local residents who choose to shop local this holiday season.
McPherson Main Street, the McPherson Chamber of Commerce and the McPherson Convention and Visitors Bureau offered a variety of events downtown that helped draw traffic to the business district.
Local businesses have made extra efforts to cooperate and support each other to the benefit of the entire community.
We wish our loca businesses continued success in the new year.
Woman researches Maxwell history
Since 1951, the Maxwell Wildlife Refuge, near Canton, has provided home and shelter to a number of native Kansan wildlife, including bison and elk. But the history behind the creation of the refuge, including the background of the family for which it was named, was largely a mystery.
McPherson resident Miriam Worden took un researching the history of the refuge and the Maxwell family.
Worden dove into the family history, digging back through Kansas archives from the 1800s, as well as contacting modern-day descendants of the family.
She has persevered an important part of the community's history, and we thank her for her efforts.
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United Way still seeking donations
The McPherson County United Way ended its regular campaign season having raised more than $198,000.
Thank you to all who have donated thus far to the campaign.
The bad news is the agency is below its $225,000 goal. United Way will likely extend its campaign in order to raise the remaining amount.
The agency needs the funds to fully support the 22 agencies it funded last year plus the two additional agencies that have requested funding for 2013.
If you have not done so, please donate today. Donations can be sent to United Way of McPherson County, P.O. Box 55, McPherson, KS 67460 or can be made online at www.unitedwaymcpherson.org.
Congress comes to fiscal cliff deal, but doesn't resolve budget issues
Congress came to agreement to avoid the fiscal cliff, but the measure was merely a bandage on a broken budget. Middle class Americans will not see their income taxes increase thanks to the last-minute deal.
However, they will see their paychecks decrease.
A temporary reduction in the payroll tax was allowed to expire.
Although Americans could not expect this reduction from Social Security payments to last forever, it will mean less money in the pockets of average consumers in the coming year. Congress did not allow major cuts to go into effect for many federal agencies. However, they have only postponed the difficult decisions on cuts for the new Congress that will be seated this month.
The middle class did not take as hard of it as it could have, but no one really came out a winner from the deal either.
It is politics as usual in D.C.
— Cristina Janney for The McPherson Sentinel Editorial Board


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I hate that strap on the top, but other than that,the colors are the exact scheme as the new nike Jerseys. These are from the SB line, and this is the second time Nike has made sneaks with the exact color fit. In 2004, I bought a SB pair which had the same gunmetal blue as the previous jerseys.
Anyways, I included the model name in case anyone is interested. Also, any sb sneaker that has that white line before the sole will inevitably turn yellow and can not be cleaned. So you may want to temper the wearing for special occasions.
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Suspect being held without bail
A Rolla man was murdered Tuesday in Kinloch and the man who allegedly pulled the trigger is behind bars.
Michael G. Cunningham, 38, of Rolla, an employee at Tomco Metals, was on a call when he was shot in the face.
Larry Wandrick, 28, of the 4700 block of Plover Avenue in St. Louis, was charged Wednesday with one count of first-degree murder, a Class A felony, and one count of armed criminal action after a lengthy standoff with police.
"He died helping the very people that killed him," said Stacie Nash, an administrative assistant at Tomco Metals. Nash said she couldn't comment any further about the specifics of the crime until the conclusion of the police investigation.
Warrants were issued for Wandrick after the St. Louis County Police Department Crimes Against Persons responded to assist the Kinloch Police Department on a homicide at the 8100 block of Gregory Drive where a man, later identified as Cunningham, was found deceased from a gunshot wound.
Police Officer Randy Vaughn, media relations officer with St. Louis County Police, said Cunningham knew Wandrick and were together on abandoned property.
"Something went wrong, there was a conflict and shots were fired," Vaughn said.
The investigation led officers to the 1700 block of Dowd Drive in Dellwood where Wandrick ran into the residence and barricaded himself inside as officers arrived.
The St. Louis County Tactical Operations Unit responded and, after a lengthy standoff, searched the residence in Dellwood and found the suspect hidden inside the trunk of a vehicle located at the residence. No bond was set for Wandrick.
Vaughn said the standoff lasted for about four hours. During the standoff, officers were able to safely remove a 2-year-old boy from inside the home on Dowd Drive.
"He was a kind man," said Nash. "Very, very kind. He would help anybody and everybody."
Nash said Cunningham had two children, Corey Cunningham, 18, and Christian "Bernice" Cunningham, 16.
"He was a devoted father," said Nash. "His greatest passion in the world was his children. I cannot explain to you what this has done to their family. He was their backbone. They depended on him for everyday life, it has devastated them."
Cunningham worked at Tomco Metals for more than a decade where he was described as a "go-to guy." He had a passion for junk cars and was described as an all-around good guy.
Cunningham grew up in Edgar Springs and lived there until he bought a house and moved to Rolla about four years ago.
"It is really difficult to put Mike into words," said Nash. "You know that guy on the side of the road because he had a flat tire? Well Mike was the guy that would stop and fix that flat tire.
"We know that if there was ever an angel, it was Mike," said Nash.


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What is that old saying, "Those whom forget are destined to repeat the mistakes of the past" or something to that effect? Well Missouri and more specifically Branson has the misfortune of playing host to one of America's most notorious religious con men, the pastor Jim Baker.
What is that old saying, "Those whom forget are destined to repeat the mistakes of the past" or something to that effect? Well Missouri and more specifically Branson has the misfortune of playing host to one of America's most notorious religious con men, the pastor Jim Baker. Jim and (his now deceased former wife) Tammy Baker were the creators/hosts of the once very popular television ministry "Praise The Lord Club" or better known as the PTL Club. According to Jim Baker, the television show was viewed by millions of folks around the world. Much of the success of the PTL Club was Baker's casual, down home style, living room set and his habit of dressing informally (usually attired in a sweater) while interviewing guests on a wrap around sofa. Jim Baker's preaching style was unimposing while his co-host Tammy Baker was known for her outlandish clothing/jewelry and runny mascara (the result of frequent crying episodes during nearly every show).
Jim Baker had a vision of building a religious, Christian faith, family-oriented amusement park which he named Heritage USA. The complex he built was a huge undertaking and the Bakers raised funds for its construction through donations from their television viewers. His methods for funding his building projects included selling goods on his television programs and then receiving a portion of the sales as donations from the owners/manufacturers of the goods he sold for them. He also began selling time shares and hotel accommodations as part of packages of goods sold on air to his followers.
Cracks in the PTL ministry soon began to show while the flurry of construction on the Heritage USA complex continued unabated. Jim and Tammy Baker's extravagant lifestyle began to be questioned by some of the church members. Jim Baker was forced to devote more and more air time pleading for donations from viewers to support (what was recently reported by Jim's son) a $2 million per day overhead for the ministry. There was a pay off scheme to keep a secretary named Jessica Hahn silent over a sexual tryst with Jim Baker. In order to keep the ministry solvent, Jim Baker sold more time shares to his viewers than were accommodations available or even built at the time.
Baker's world collapsed in a spectacular fashion when he was indicted for defrauding his viewers that had unfortunately made donations to the ministry. Jessica Hahn went public with their affair and the subsequent "Hush money" deal which followed. Baker's over-the-top lifestyle was revealed and creditors began clamoring for payment of the $70 million which was owed to them by Baker and his ministry.
Jim Baker was sentenced to eight years in prison of which he only served five years of that sentence before he was released. He has turned up in Branson and begun a new ministry which is very reminiscent of his old television ministry. Once again he is building and it seems he is back to his old methods of raising capital, selling timeshares while at the very same time hawking products to his viewers. So far the time shares are "Unlimited camping" but hotel rooms are once again on his planning board. Baker has purchased a portion of the old Heritage USA property and vowed to buy back more in the future.
Somehow this man has been able to build another complex at Branson named "Morning side" and construction is under way for a new television studio. Why on earth are folks giving this guy more money to start the incessant building process all over again? How naive must folks be to entrust their money and faith to a man that left people holding $7 million worth of unpaid bills? Jim Baker has cheated hundreds if not thousands of folks out of their hard earned money and yet he is allowed to enrich himself once again by preaching the bible to good folks who should know better. What type of Christianity does Jim Baker practice where he can cheat people, in essence steal from folks, commit adultery and make no effort to make his creditors whole again once he has been released from prison? I say Jim Baker epitomizes the very worst of what it is to be a televangelist preacher in America. I say he exemplifies those that profit from blind faith and I predict that this man will laugh all the way to the bank once again.


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Reception for the Rev. and Mrs. O'Shea, 10 to noon Sunday at the Unity Center, 2041 Old Fanning Bridge Road, Mills River.
Info: 891-8700.
Table talk, 6:25 p.m. Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church, 699 N. Grove St., Hendersonville.
Topic: Mission Nashville. Free.
Dinner reservations required.
Info: 692-3211.
August supper, 5 to 7 p.m. Aug.
10 at Calvary Episcopal Church, 2840 Hendersonville Road, Fletcher. $8 adults; $5 children 10 and younger. Info: 684-6266.
Hopefest, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Aug.
10 at Hope United Methodist Church, 2443 Spartanburg Highway, East Flat Rock. Free.
Info: 697-6846.
Episcopal Youth Community kickoff begins Aug. 18 with a trip to Camp Rockmont for Splash!, a diocesan event with food, music, zipline, blob and lakefront activities. Rising sixth-graders welcome. $15. Register by Aug.
10. Info: 693-7458.
Annual Etowah community flea market, 8 a.m.-1 p.m.
today at Etowah United Methodist Church, Brickyard Road across from the library. Info: 707-0329.
Tracy Grove Baptist Church,
984 Tracy Grove Road, Flat Rock, 11 a.m. Sunday. Music: The Capps Sisters. Info: 828-693-7733.
Music Camp, 3 to 7 p.m.
Wednesdays through Sept. 4 at First Presbyterian Church, 699 N. Grove St., Hendersonville. Free.
$3 pizza. Info: 828-231-4043.
Gospel Jam, 7-9 p.m. the first Saturday of the month at First Baptist Church of East Flat Rock, 227 Spartanburg Highway, Hendersonville. Free. Info: 243-8100.
Preschool enrollment
First Presbyterian Church, 699 N. Grove St., Hendersonville, now registering children ages 1 through K-4 for the 2013 school year beginning Sept. 3. Info: 692-3211.
Grace Lutheran Preschool,
corner of Sixth Avenue West and Blythe Street, enrollment for 2013-14 has begun for walkerspre- K. Info: 693-4972 Trinity Preschool, 900 Blythe St., Hendersonville. Classes: 18 months and walking to transitional kindergarten. Info: 696- 4110.
School supply outreach, 9 a.m.-noon Aug. 17 at Fletcher First Baptist Church, 5 Cane Creek Road, Fletcher. For those in need of school supplies, kindergarten-12th grade. Info: 687-1031.
Lectures and services
"Perspectives on Church,"
annual Ohmann lecture series, 9:45 a.m. Sundays through Aug.
25 at Trinity Presbyterian Church, 900 Blythe St., Hendersonville.
Info: 692-6114.
Vacation Bible school
Fruitland United Methodist Church, 66 S. Mills Gap Road, Hendersonville. Bible heroes vacation Bible school, 8:30-11:30 a.m. Aug. 12-16. Info: 685-0510.
Edneyville United Methodist Church, 799 Bearwallow Road, Edneyville. Bible heroes vacation Bible school, 6-8:30 p.m. Aug.
18-20, 6 p.m. Aug. 21. Info: 685-8026.
Study and retreats
" Heaven," by Anne Graham Lotz Bible study, led by Meredith Applegate, 9-11 a.m.
Tuesdays at First Baptist Church of Hendersonville. $5. Lotz weaves a tapestry of truth that will take away your fear of death and fill you with hope for the future.
"Conversation Peace" by Mary Kassian Bible study, led by Evelyn Lanning, 6:15-8 p.m.
Wednesdays at First Baptist Church of Hendersonville. $12.
Kassian masterfully presents seven biblical principles to help women revolutionize their speech habits throughout everyday life.
Morning Bible study, 10 a.m.
Tuesdays at Fletcher First Baptist Church, 5 Cane Creek Road. Info: 687-1031.
Ruth, Samuel, David and Elijah Bible studies, 6:30-8 p.m.
Tuesdays through Aug. 13 at Grace Lutheran Church, at the corner of Sixth Avenue West and Blythe Street. Free. Info: 693-4890, Ext. 304.
Summer School for your Spirit Bible studies, 5:45 p.m. Aug.
21 at Mills River Presbyterian Church, 10 Presbyterian Church Road. Info: 891-7101.
Men's Majestic Humanity of Jesus Bible study of Mount Pisgah Lutheran Church, 8 a.m.
Thursday, breakfast at Denny's with Bible study. For directions and info: 692-7027.
150th anniversary guided tours, 10 a.m. Aug. 10, 24, 31 and Sept. 7 at St. James Episcopal Church, 766 N. Main St., Hendersonville. Info: 693-7458, www.stjamesepiscopal.com.
Calvary Kids Club, 3-4:30 p.m.
the first and third Sunday at Calvary Episcopal Church, 2840 Hendersonville Road, Fletcher.
Info: 684-6266.
Celebrate Recovery group,
6-8 p.m. Tuesdays at Mud Creek Baptist Church, 403 Rutledge Drive. For those in addiction recovery. Info: 692-1262, Ext.135.
Extended Family, 6 p.m. the third Mondays at Blue Ridge Prison and Jail ministries house, 410 E. First Ave. For families facing the trauma of incarcerated family members.
Info: 696-0607.
Freedom That Lasts, 7 p.m.
Friday and 10 a.m. Sunday at Progress Baptist Church, 1935 N.
Rugby Road. For those who are hurting or have fallen. Info: 4190722; 545-9177.
Good News @ 6, 6 p.m. the fourth Sunday of each month at Calvary Episcopal Church, 2840 Hendersonville Road, Fletcher.
Welcoming all ages to a different service of worship. Info: 6846266.
Grief Share grief recovery group, 2-3:30 p.m. the second and fourth Tuesday through Aug. 27 at Hendersonville First United Methodist Church, at Sixth Avenue and Church Street.
Info: 693-3410; 693-1550; 6934275.
Intercessory Time of Prayer,
5:15 p.m. the second Tuesday and 12:15 p.m. the fourth Tuesday at Grace Lutheran Church, 1245 Sixth Ave. W., Hendersonville. Info: 693- 4890.
Taize worship service, 5 p.m.
the second Sunday of each month in the Brunson Memorial Chapel at First United Methodist Church of Hendersonville, 240 Sixth Ave. W..
Info: 693-4275.
Taize worship, 6 p.m. the second Sunday of each month at Calvary Episcopal Church, 2840 Hendersonville Road, Fletcher. A quiet and reflective worship. Info: 684- 6266.
MemoryCaregivers Network
meeting for caregivers (Fletcher Group), 1-3 p.m. the first Tuesday at Fletcher Seventh-day Adventist Church, 1141 Howard Gap Road, Fletcher. Info: 645-9189 or 2304143.
Free chi ldren's mi ni stry, 1-5 p.m. the first and third Thursdays of each month at Cummings Memorial United Methodist Church, Banner Farm Road, Horse Shoe. Free children's clothes for up to 6 years old, along with diapers, supplies and equipment at the BEAR closet. Info: 891-9413 or 891-1557.
My Sister's Closet is open 9 a.m.-noon Mondays at First Methodist Church, 204 Sixth Ave.
W. Clothing of different styles for work. Info: 693-4275.
Bread ministry — free bread from 3-4 p.m. Mondays at Balfour United Methodist Church, Highway 25 North, across from Hunter Chevrolet. Info: 692-5501.
Ministry for Separated and Divorced Catholics support group, 5-6:30 p.m. every Sunday at Immaculate Conception Church, at Seventh Avenue and Church Street, in Meeting Room 1, lower level of the church. Info: 3294026 or 702-1249.
Please email copy for the Crossroads page to lifestyle@ blueridgenow.com. Deadline is 5 p.m. Monday, the week before the event. If you don't have access to email, please mail typed copy to Crossroads, Times-News, P.O. Box 490, Hendersonville, NC 28793 or fax to 692-2319. Emailed submissions are given priority. Include contact name and number and a church or event information number for publication. Call 694-7874 for more information.


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Soon the Christmas decorations will be packed away and the special moments tucked into the memory banks.
It�s time to let go of the holidays, even though I wish they could go on and on�� kind of like the leftovers.
With each new year comes the time to resolve to make it the best ever. Unfortunately, a Mexican proverb sums up resolutions in a nutshell: �A good resolution is like an old horse, which is often saddled, but rarely ridden.�
Nevertheless, the beginning of the year is a great time to get our lives in order�� or at least �resolve� to do it.
Each year, for example, I resolve to lose weight, fight clutter and become even more thoughtful than the year before.
It�s funny that most resolutions made have to do with dieting.
One thing I�ve resolved is that New Year�s resolutions are somewhat of a delusional philosophy that relies on magical thinking rather than a realistic plan of action. People who announce, after stuffing themselves full of holiday meals, that they are going on a diet in 2013 are kidding themselves. Somehow, merely stating a plan of action seems to convince many people that such a plan will emerge as a lifestyle choice.
Instead of empty words, why not use a psychologically-based technique of examining personal myths and coming to grips with why they exist? New York diet guru Stuart Fischer, MD, author of The Park Avenue Diet, has some simple steps to changing patterns permanently:
� Seek the causes of bad patterns. Don�t just say �I am going to lose weight.� Figure out what errors in thinking have led you to make incorrect food choices: �I deserve extra dessert at the end of a difficult day.� �I need extra calories due to the stress of the recession.� �I�m not dating, so it doesn�t matter if I�m fat.� �I feel OK even if I�m overweight; there�s no way I�ve got diabetes.�
� Choose to replace your old ways with better behaviors. Determine a more rational and healthy approach to life and to food. Exercising never hurts, so developing a routine is key.
� Avoid New Year�s resolutions altogether. A New Year�s resolution is a half-hearted attempt to acknowledge personal problems.
Why bother if the success rate is so low?
Fischer suggests you�ll do much better by developing a new image, expanding your social circle, reevaluating your priorities � while simultaneously looking better.
He says you can�t pick one component of image � weight, for example � and only correct that piece of the puzzle. This unrealistic technique fails 95 percent of the time, even with the help of the monolithic diet books that have flooded (and failed) the American public for 40 years.
In difficult economic times, bodily health and interpersonal skills are more important than ever.
Humm... a diet that addresses all of life�s issues�� now that�s something to think about.
But by the time all the Christmas leftovers are gone, any thought of resolutions fade away. Maybe that�s why resolutions don�t really work.
Maybe all that�s needed are some alternative tactics like the ones presented by Fischer.
But the sugar plum fairies are still dancing in my head. Perhaps next year I�ll feel more like making resolutions.
For now, I resolve to think about that leftover pudding in the fridge calling my name!
Nancy Hastings is a staff writer for the Hillsdale Daily News. She can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Alternative resolutions for 2013
Soon the Christmas decorations will be packed away and the special moments tucked into the memory banks.


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If you are on transit at KLIA and you feel like venturing outside, consider visiting these nearby attractions!
Sepang International Circuit
Built for the motorsports enthusiast, the Sepang International Circuit is located just outside of the KL International Airport. The state-of-the-art circuit host the Formula 1 Malaysian Grand Prix in March every year, bringing the sport's biggest names to Malaysia. During the off season, the circuit opens up its doors to various other motorsport events from Motor GP to Super GT races.
Sepang Gold Coast
When flying into KLIA, you may notice a row of luxury villas stretched out at sea, arranged in the shape of a palm tree. That's the Sepang Gold Coast, a premier resort built to adapt the cultures of a global village. Sporting a Balinese architecture, the villas offers travellers an alternative escape when transiting at KLIA.
Mitsui Outlet Park
Mitsui Outlet Park KLIA SEPANG (MOP) is a factory outlet shopping mall located 60km from KL and 6km from KLIA and klia2. Advocating a factory outlet concept, MOP offers a myriad of upper-middle to high-end off seasoned brands and products at attractive discounts and not forgetting a Japanese Specialty Store (Japan Avenue), introducing Japanese Art, Culture, Music and Culinary Delights. Catering to a diverse group of customers, MOP also offers an array of scrumptious fare ranging from authentic Malay cuisine, oriental fare to western delights, cafes and a food court.


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WHKP AM 1450 has a new program sandwiched in between the "Good Morning Morning Hendersonville Show" with Chuck Finley and "The Rush Limbaugh Show."
WHKP AM 1450 has a new program sandwiched in between the "Good Morning Morning Hendersonville Show" with Chuck Finley and "The Rush Limbaugh Show."
Listeners are tuning into "Mid-Mornings with Tyler," which airs from 10 a.m. to noon Monday through Friday.
"I have been so well received by the listeners and truly enjoy the interaction with my fan base, as connecting with the audience is my top priority," host Tyler Sams, 29, said about his show that hit the airwaves April 1.
The program showcases music as well as the latest events and happenings going on across Hendersonville, and the vicinity, he said.
Sams, who now lives in Arden, has had a love for broadcasting since he was a young boy. He got his start in 2002 at WTZQ, where he worked weekends for several years while in junior high school.
His first on-air position was with Blue Ridge Broadcasting 106.9 The Light.
"This opportunity allowed me to gain a much broader experience in the world of radio, and while I was there, I was professionally coached and critiqued by Texas radio hall of fame inductee, Tommy Kramer," he said.
He was on the WHKP programming staff from 2007 to 2009 and rejoined the team in 2012.
"I feel it is a pleasure to return to the broadcast media leader in Henderson County allowing me to continue the tradition of excellence," Sams said.
WHKP General Manager Art Cooley said Sams is "one of the young guns of broadcasting who understands how to reach different age audiences through music and presentation of information."
Sams knows the local community from growing up in the area and relates well with covering local news, weather and other events, Cooley said.
"Tyler is truly a team player who loves radio and being a part of the Hendersonville broadcast scene," Cooley said. "(Sams) works well with his associates to entertain the WHKP radio listening audience."
Vice President Richard Rhodes said Sams brings an energetic and friendly voice to Henderson County.
"I am sure Tyler's audience will continue to grow daily as our listeners tune in and enjoy his program," Rhodes said.
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The water is so clear and the colors so intense that people sometimes mistake photographs of Priest Lake for Hawaii! In the 1920's silent-movie star Nell Shipman came to the most northern of Idaho's big lakes to produce her silent films. Today the area is a magnet for campers, fishermen, rock climbers, skiers and anyone who loves magical settings. G
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Volunteers from the University of Iowa Accounting Fraternity, Beta Alpha Psi, provide free income tax preparation help in the Library's Meeting Rooms.
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The Oak Ridge Board of Education will interview three superintendent candidates on Tuesday in the latest search for a new school superintendent.
The Oak Ridge Board of Education will interview three superintendent candidates on Tuesday in the latest search for a new school superintendent.
Ray and Associates Inc., a professional search firm based in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, received 78 applications for the office and narrowed that list to seven.
School Board Chairman Keys Fillauer said the board met with Don Long and Ryan Ray, Ray and Associates representatives, earlier this week and were given the applications for the seven finalists.
"If the board feels uncomfortable with the finalists, we could pull more (from the 78)," Fillauer said.
At this point, the chairman said the board is "very comfortable with the three candidates they will interview on Tuesday.
"They are very qualified individuals," Fillauer said. "We can only do three at a time. They all have qualities that would fit our schools. We felt like we had to start somewhere."
Fillauer said the board chose the first three finalists because they "gave us different perspectives across the board."
The finalists are:
• Bruce Borchers, superintendent of the Rockwood School District in Eureka, Mo.; a school with 22,000 students;
• Dale Lynch, superintendent of the Hamblen County Schools in Morristown; a school with 10,300 students; and
• Keith Rowland, superintendent of Shenandoah County Public Schools in Woodstock, Va.; a school with 6,250 students.
Fillauer said a superintendent could be chosen from those three after the interviews, but the board would not rule out the other four candidates.
The other four candidates are:
• Susan Compton, superintendent of the Russell Independent School System in Russell, Ky.; a school with 2,250 students;
• Kathryn Leroy, director of high school programs for the Duval County Public Schools in Jacksonville, Fla.; a school with 125,000 students;
• Timothy Setterlund, assistant superintendent of the Shelby County School District in Memphis; a school with 50,000 students; and
Rick Williams, assistant director of administrative services for the Education Service Center in Dallas, serving 80 schools districts and 400 staff members.
The most recent search is the second time the School Board has interviewed school superintendent finalists. The first process ended in December 2012, when two finalists withdrew their intention to serve in Oak Ridge or leave their jobs and a third didn't get a second interview.
The school board started a national search for a new superintendent a year ago in April when superintendent Tom Bailey announced his retirement. Bailey retired on Dec. 31 after 10 years.
During a January meeting, the School Board hired former superintendent Robert Smallridge as an interim superintendent. Smallridge, who is retired, agreed to work through June 30.
"We want this person (the new superintendent) in place by June 15," Fillauer said. "For one reason, Smallridge's contract runs to June 30."
The chairman said with Smallridge on board, the transition would be smoother.
"He has the experience of being here before and still living here," Fillauer said.
In January, the School Board also made several new recommendations for potential candidates that included an increase in salary.
Beverly Majors can be contacted at (865) 220-5514.


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Asia & South Pacific
- INTERPOL Sanaa
Member since :
14 October 1976
Law enforcement services in Yemen are provided by 'General Security', which is the name given to the Yemeni national police force. Part of the Ministry of Interior, the force is responsible for:
- Preventing detecting and investigating crime;
- Ensuring public security and safety;
- Protecting people and property.
The investigative wing of the force, called the Criminal Investigation Department, or CID, is responsible for conducting police investigations nationwide in all crime fields except terrorism.
Counter-terrorism activities are carried out by the Political Security Organization and the National Security Council.
The Ministry of Interior is in the process of setting up a coastguard law enforcement service, with stations to be opened shortly in Aden and Al Mukalla.
National police structures are currently being examined with a view to restructuring and a new reformed force is due to be launched shortly.
The Yemen Customs Authority is part of the Ministry of Finance.
INTERPOL Sanaa
Under the direct command of the Minister of Interior, the INTERPOL National Central Bureau (NCB) for Yemen is staffed by a combination of police and administrative staff. Serving as the unique gateway for the Yemeni law enforcement community to pursue criminal matters outside of Yemen, NCB staff work with all INTERPOL member countries and their domestic law enforcement partners to facilitate criminal investigation and intelligence exchange.
INTERPOL Sanaa is responsible for the publication of INTERPOL Notices for fugitives and missing persons. The NCB provides assistance worldwide in locating, deporting or extraditing fugitives located on Yemeni soil or Yemeni fugitives abroad.
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text: One other type of literary genera that Wrinkle in Time led me to was dystopia fantasy. One of the eeriest scenes in the book is when the children arrive at the planet where Charles Wallace and Meg's father is held captive, they discover the planet and all its inhabitance is under control of a giant telepathic brain called "IT." I remember being very alarmed at the description of an entire block where the children were made to play in unaccent. When a boy bounces a ball, it hits the ground at the same time a girl's jump rope hits the ground. When the ball comes up to the boy's hand, the girl's jump rope is over her head. This level of control was something that blew my mind at the time. Since then I have also had a passion for some scary books.


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The Rolla Police Department hosted an educational seminar on Friday, January 18 to discuss the opportunities mobile evidence collection and tracking technology hold for the future of law enforcement.
The Rolla Police Department hosted an educational seminar on Friday, January 18 to discuss the opportunities mobile evidence collection and tracking technology hold for the future of law enforcement.
Law Enforcement Officers, the Missouri Highway Patrol and Federal agencies, including the County Prosecutor's Office, received first hand educational exposure with eTWIST, or Evidence Tracking With Information Systems Technology. The demonstration was the culmination of a partnership bringing Primary Marking Systems, Inc.'s new eTWIST technology to the area by the Technology Business Group, LLC. a local Rolla business.
This new proprietary software application utilizes Win Mobile, and/or Browser based platforms and "smart" hardware to allow Law Enforcement Officers be completely mobile while processing a crime scene, including capturing pictures, geospatial information and atmospherical conditions while assigning bar codes to evidence and tracking it from start to finish.
During the seminar detectives and agents learned, hands on, a new method of how to capture evidence data at a crime scene using "smart" mobile handheld devices. They took pictures of evidence, tagged the evidence, built a map of the crime scene and input notes, on the spot. The evidence was collected with barcoded tags and packaged for transport and storage.
"I was hooked from the start," says Detective Derrick Dillon of the Rolla PD. "eTWIST, will help us instantly, reducing man hours and making us far more efficient, while helping us in court. I like the idea of protecting the truth. It just makes sense to bring technology to bear when working a case. I'd rather work a lot smarter than harder."
The typical processing of a crime scene takes hours of meticulous photographing and note taking, the result is 'double processing'—a very expensive practice that inserts time and cost into processes and impacting constituency satisfaction. With eTWIST, automation of evidence collection and the elimination of paper forms reduces the errors associated with legibility and manual data entry. As a result, data accuracies increase; reducing risk as well as the high cost of errors.
At the scene, photographs are automatically appended with a geo-stamp, providing proof of the evidence location. Further, as pictures are compiled, eTWISTbuilds the crime scene, mapping out the location of each item via satellite linkage technology.
With each picture taken, the latitude, longitude and altitude are locked in. The date, time, barometric pressure, temperature, wind speed/direction, cloud cover and all other weather conditions are secured as well. This information capture builds the geo-spatial map for Prosecutors to use in court.
"We were a little skeptical of the technology and didn't know if it would have application for the Rolla PD, but once we got the opportunity to actually use eTWIST, it certainly has merit for our detectives," says Rolla PD Chief Mark Kearse.
Once back at the station, the detective simply processes evidence into the Evidence Room for security. There is little to no further action required, thus eTWIST reduces the detective's time to a fraction of time spent manually processing a crime scene. Field and supervisory officers learned that while the detective is in the field collecting evidence, eTWIST is also linking to the station server, providing constant updates to senior commanders. It is critically important in a rapidly developing environment for leadership to be able to track real time occurrences providing access and responses as conditions warrant.
Once in the evidence room, eTWIST documents every move of the evidence, ultimately blocking the opportunity to tamper with evidence. When defense attorneys or others request evidence, the evidence is scanned in and out employing dual authentification methods, and is even assigned a specific space in the room for storage, these features significantly reduce the opportunity for evidence tampering or misplacement.
Crime scene evidence can be shared electronically to multiple agencies through permission based access for review of evidence files, or in some cases, transfer evidence or files to higher agencies as required.
At the conclusion of a trial, evidence can then be assigned a disposal date with electronic or written notifications/letters provided to all respective parties in a timely fashion.


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A very sweet gift for someone else or yourself. For a mom or grandmother, you can add the children's initials or for for a birthday gift, add the recipient's initial. This bracelet also looks beautiful when layered with other pieces.
- this listing includes a faceted chalcedony stone, you can then add as many initials as you would like but more than 3 may get too clumpy.
- if you prefer another gemstone or freshwater pearl, please convo us
- bracelet at its longest length is 7 1/2 and the lobster claw allows it to be fully adjustable.
- this bracelet is stamped in our "mini" font
- all pieces are sterling silver
* please feel free to convo us to discuss further personalization, we're happy to help.
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Please note names, initials, birthmonths, and any other personalization in the "note to seller" box. We apologize, we are not able stamp on the back side of the tags. All of our letters are lowercase. For any further questions, please feel free to convo us!
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Sarah Cornwell Jewelry is considered fine, sterling silver and 14K gold filled jewelry. Please try to avoid showering, swimming, and applying lotions and sprays while wearing your SC Jewelry. Please convo us with any questions. We do offer fantastic sterling silver tarnish remover in our shop.
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Items typically ship out within 7-9 days after order is placed. We are located in Pennsylvania, so for orders being shipped within the U.S. your package should arrive in 3-5 business days using first class mail. When using priority shipping you should receive your package within 2 business days. For International shipping, on average it takes about 2-3 weeks after the items are shipped out to arrive. For International orders, please note that we are not responsible for tarrifs, taxes, and fees related.
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We hand make each piece in our home studio in Doylestown, Pa. Gemstones, pearls, and other details may vary due to the hand making process. Each letter and number is individually hand stamped. Therefore, characters may not be in a straight line and may have other variations. We love the artistic quality and uniqueness of each piece we make.
✤ We only accept credit/debit cards and PayPal. We do not accept checks or any other payment options. **Orders do not ship until payment is cleared.**
✤ Free Domestic Shipping on orders over $75.00
✤ We use the United States Postal Service and all items have delivery confirmation. Non-custom orders ship 2-3 days after payment is completed (unless otherwise noted in the listing). However, custom orders take about 2 weeks to receive once payment is completed.
✤ We are not responsible for packages once they are mailed. We do not have control over the USPS shipping times. If you would like an order shipped a specific way, please contact me prior to making the purchase. We are not able to accept returns due to shipping delays caused by the USPS.
✤ INTERNATIONAL ORDERS: International buyers are responsible for all duties, taxes and brokerage fees applicable to purchases on the full retail value of the items. We are not able to determine these fees due many variables including: country, weight, dimensions, etc. We do apologize for any inconveniences this may cause.
Just contact me within: 14 days of delivery
Ship items back to me within: 30 days of delivery
But please contact me if you have any problems with your order.
Because of the nature of these items, unless they arrive damaged or defective, I can't accept returns for:
✤ If you have any concerns, please contact us within 7 days after receiving your order. I will accept refunds and/or exchanges as long as the pieces are in their original condition, have not been worn, and are not custom. If you decide to make a return, your original order amount will be refunded minus the original shipping fee and the return shipping fee.
✤ Custom orders are not returnable, but if you do have concerns please contact us and we will do our best to meet your needs.
✤ If your order arrives and you notice a design flaw, please contact us and repairs will be made free of charge.
✤ PLEASE NOTE (REGARDING STONES & PEARLS): All of our jewelry pieces are handmade and each piece is unique. Natural stones and pearls will never look exactly the same regarding cut, color, and size. We try to match similar stones and pearls with best we can, but please remember that no one in the world will ever have your exact same jewelry piece and hopefully that makes you smile :)
✤ PLEASE NOTE (REGARDING PERSONALIZED PIECES): We use a hand stamping process for our names, words, initials, and symbols (not an engraving process). This means that each letter, number, or symbol is stamped individually and will vary. We embrace the unique details of our jewelry and hope you do too!
✤ HAVE YOUR OWN DESIGN IN MIND? We love creativity and are happy to work with you on a new design idea. Please contact us directly and we will work to make your vision come true, within our capabilities.


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Dear Jeffrey - For years, I've been telling my husband that our next house has to have a proper porch large enough to accommodate furniture and a window seat for me to perch. I have very fond memories of my grandparents' house having both, and I long for the day when my home has them. Guess what? Next month we take possession of our new house that has a porch running the full width of the front of the house, and our bedroom has a square bay window where we can build a window seat.
Do you have any ideas in the window-seat department? Thank you, Mary Lynn
Congratulations on finally acquiring what I assume are the top items on your home list. We all have decorative and architectural wish lists, and it's nice when they materialize. I pine for a mid-century bungalow as well as an ultra-modern staircase. (Perhaps I should combine the two and ask the design gods for a two-storey Brady Bunch-style house?)
The idea of lounging in a window, book in hand, on a sunny afternoon - or rainy one, for that matter - seems so self-indulgent that I may need to add it to my wish list.
I'm glad you didn't get an actual window seat, but rather the space to accommodate one, as this allows you to customize to your tastes.
The key things to a successful window seat are comfort and storage. If you're going to the effort of constructing built-in seating, be certain it's comfortable enough to use. Notice in the photo above provided by custom builder Patterson Construction (pattersonconstructioncorp.com) that this window seat juts out beyond the wall, allowing enough room to have a wee nap should your eyelids start to feel heavy in the afternoon sun. I recommend a four-foot foam cushion wrapped in feather/ down for maximum comfort. If you are allergic to feathers, have it wrapped with non-allergenic fibre. Either way, your seat is going to be much more sumptuous than if your cushion is made of boring old foam. Of course, you will need decorative cushions to finish off the space and to lounge upon. As opposed to lining up square pillows, like we so often see on window seats, place a long rectangular pillow as designer Leslie Shannon did here with an additional pillow or two on either side.
Now for the all-important storage. It would be negligent not to use this space, considering I've never met anyone who has told me they have too much storage or closet space. I've designed window seats that have pull-out drawers for shoes, which clients find convenient, especially since they instantly have a place to sit down to put them on. I've also designed a cedar-lined window seat that lifts up on hinges and provides storage for sweaters and throws during the off-season. However you choose to use your storage space, be sure to give it thought so it best serves your needs.
Though I am normally not a fan of feature walls, I must admit to liking Ms. Shannon's treatment of this window area using a contrast colour to the rest of the room. By painting the surrounding walls orange and covering the cushion in a solid orange fabric, she helps to define the space as its own comfy nook, while also tying it back to the bed with the use of colour and fabrics. Very clever. Alternatively, think about wallpapering your seating nook and repeat the colours or pattern with fabrics and upholstery throughout the room.
Because you've always wanted your very own window seat, Mary Lynn, don't forget details such as lighting. For this seating area, the designer used two pot lights on either side of a hanging fixture, providing ample light to knit or read Fifty Shades of Grey. You may wish to add reading lights on either wall to help create an even cozier niche. Like any space, it really depends on what you intend to use it for.
Considering I am a big believer in the power of positive thinking and creative visualization, it's always a great reaffirmation when I hear that it works. For years you have thought of good times spent on your grandparents' porch or in their window seat and now you have your very own, just as you visualized. And to that, Mary Lynn, I say, make good memories!
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