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Brussels hotel reviews: 2 star hotel
7 cheap hotels in Brussels reviewed by EuroCheapo (See more hotels in Brussels by doing a CheapoSearch)
1A La Grande Clochestar
Address Place Rouppe 10 (Grand Place)
The Cristea family has run the two-star Hotel A La Grand Cloche Hotel, smack in the center of Brussels, since 1966. This 36-room property is a good value.
2Les Bluetsstar
Address Rue Berckmans 124 (St. Gilles)
The three-star Les Bluets Hotel is more of a friendly guesthouse than it is a hotel. With its rustic charm, amiable proprietor and floral prints, Les Bluets is an ideal hotel for vacationers looking for a piece of old European charm. (It's kind of like staying with the Belgian aunt you never had.)
3Hotel The Moonstar
Address Rue de la Montagne 4B (Grand Place)
Hotel the Moon is a basic two-star Cheapo haven in a super central location.
No online booking
4Saint Michelstar
Address Grand Place 15 (Grand Place)
The 14-room Hotel Saint Michel, situated directly on the Grand Place, screams, "Location!"
5Hotel La Madeleinestar
Address Rue de la Montagne 22 (Grand Place)
Housed in a historic building on the handsome Rue de la Montagne, the two-star La Madeleine hotel is a fine base for the urban traveler.
6Hotel Saint Nicolasstar
Address Rue Marché aux Poulets 32 (Grand Place)
Close to both the Grand Place and the business district, the St. Nicolas Hotel is a two-star property that provides a good value for the buck.
7Hotel Operastar
Address Rue Grétry 53 (Grand Place)
Don't be fooled by the Hotel Opera's humble exterior. The two-star hotel offers 49 rooms, just a few blocks north of the Grand Place, at reasonable rates and with plenty of comforts.
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The Walking Dead Cast: What They Look Like on the Red Carpet
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As the show's stoic leader and moral center, Lincoln, 39, wipes out zombies without thinking twice about the splattering blood — but he sure cleans up nicely, even when sporting a little scruff. How does he stay in shape? "I don't need a trainer," he told Men's Health. "I've got a zombie apocalypse to keep me fit."

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Sebastian Police Department Re-Accreditation
July 1, 2014 Contact: Kimberly Harmon
Immediate Release (Phone #): 772-589-5233 ext 8525
Sebastian: A team of assessors from the Commission for Florida Law Enforcement Accreditation (CFA) will arrive August 5th 2014 to examine all aspects of the Sebastian Police Department's policies and procedures, management, operations, and support services, Chief Michelle Morris announced today. Sebastian Police Department has to comply with approximately 261 standards in order to receive accredited status. Many of the 261 standards are critical to life, health and safety issues.
As part of the on-site assessment, agency members and the general public are invited to offer comments to the assessment team. A copy of the standards is available through Sebastian Police Department's Accreditation Manager, Kimberly Harmon at (772) 589-5233, ext. 8525.
For more information regarding CFA or for persons wishing to offer written comments about the Sebastian Police Department's ability to meet the standards of accreditation, please write:
CFA, PO BOX 1489, Tallahassee, FL, 32308.
The assessment team is composed of law enforcement practitioners from similar agencies. The assessors will review written materials; interview individuals; and visit offices and other places where compliance can be witnessed. The CFA Assessment Team Leader is Sergeant Areaka Jewell of the Key West Police Department. Other team members are Master Police Officer Eric Wels of the Altamonte Springs Police Department and Ms. Brenda Medel of the Orange County Sheriff's Office.
Once the Commission's assessors complete their review of the agency, they report back to the full Commission, which will then decide if the agency is to receive accredited status. Sebastian Police Department's accreditation is for 3 years. Verification by the team that the Sebastian Police Department meets the Commission's standards is part of a voluntary process to gain or maintain accreditation--a highly prized recognition of law enforcement professional excellence, Chief Michelle Morris said.
The men and women of the Sebastian Police Department proudly serve the community of 23,000 plus residents of the City of Sebastian. The 35 sworn officers and a support staff of 19 civilians are dedicated to Serve and Protect the growing city with an area of 17 plus square miles.


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HUM-3310 Cultures Through Cuisine
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Brillat-Savarin, the famous 19th-century French writer and epicurean, said that if you told him what a man ate, he could tell you who he was. While perhaps less true today than when he spoke almost two centuries ago, the culinary habits of people still tell us a lot about who they are, where they come from, and what they believe. In this course, we study the distinctive foodways of three societies while examining as well some of the globalizing forces which influence how everyone everywhere (especially in the United States) eats (or doesn't eat) in the modern world. Meets Part III of the GECC.


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Arvo update - Chilly, cloudy Nth winds. 1ft, maybe 1.5ft max. - Earlier report - Very small this morning. There are still a few, tiny, clean 1 to 2 footers on the Cronulla beaches this morning. The wind is light offshore NW early, and the swell is barely 1-2ft on the sets on the better banks. As per yesterday, Wwen i say better banks i use the term loosely, there's only one or two half banks on the stretch at JD, The Elouera end of The Wall and Mid/Sth Wall. Expect freshening northerlies later.
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Swell: South to southeasterly below 1 metre offshore. Weather: Isolated thunderstorms.
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- 3-hour luxury catamaran cruise and snorkel in Grand Cayman
- Visit Stingray City Sandbar to see these fascinating marine animals
- Play with stingrays and snorkel over a coral reef
- Enjoy refreshments and snacks from the cash bar
- Hotel pickup and drop-off included
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We really enjoyed this tour! The staff was very friendly and helpful. The boat was an ideal way to enjoy the clear blue water of the Caymans. Getting to hold wild sting rays in the middle of no where was so exciting. We also really enjoyed the snorkeling (did not know it was included so it was like an extra treat). Always good to end a boat ride with some cocktails as well. Definitely recommend to a friend!


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Daily Star
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I have a bad habit of throwing away envelopes.
The habit extends to fax cover sheets, and any other piece of paper I deem superfluous.
Too often, I do this before I realize that they contain much-needed contact information. If I'm lucky, I get to dig through one of the big, red recycling bins dotted around the newsroom, searching for my lost treasure.
But usually I'm too late, having tossed the envelope days earlier. This happened to me recently while sorting through submissions for The Daily Star's annual recipe contest.
So if you are the author of a recipe for Peppermint Frosted Chocolate Pound Cake _ which sounds delicious, by the way _ please give me a call. I seem to have thrown away your envelope, and with it, your name.
And for anyone who is still thinking of entering the cook-off (the first recipe deadline is March 28), please be sure to include your name and telephone number inside the envelope, with your recipe. They say old habits die hard.
While compiling this year's Oscars predictions story, I decided to put together a chart of how accurate The Daily Star's prognostications have been for the past 10 years.
I had a lot of fun doing it _ a telling fact, I suppose, since not everyone gets their kicks compiling Excel spreadsheets. And I did learn a few things.
For the first half of the 2000s, our panel remained basically the same. Stalwarts Ken Golden and Paul Jensen, professors at Hartwick College and SUNY Oneonta, respectively, were there each year, with a pretty solid track record of picking winners. They were joined by the Oneonta Theatre owner _ first Phil Colone Jr., then Terry Mattison _ until 2008. Mattison sold the theater in 2009.
This year's "experts" acquitted themselves as they usually do, with local filmmaker Joe Stillman stealing the crown of perfect picks from Golden, who had achieved the feat for the past two years.
My Oscars research also allowed me to get acquainted, posthumously, with the late Harold deGraw. When deGraw died at age 86, I had never even seen Oneonta, but The Daily Star's July 23, 1999, story helped me get to know one of its beloved citizens.
Oneonta's "Movie Man" began the Oscar picks tradition in the Star in 1966, according to our story, and led the pack in picking winners for three decades.
"Whenever I looked at the article, I would look at what (deGraw) said and judge my picks on that basis," Paul Jensen, a film professor at the State University College at Oneonta, told the Star in 1997.
The jury is out on whether it's easier (because of Netflix/the Internet/movie multiplexes) or harder (because of the glut of media that stretches our attention span to the breaking point) to keep up with the great films of the day than it was in deGraw's time.
But I'm probably not the one to ask. Don't tell deGraw, but I haven't seen the inside of a popcorn palace in months _ and I can count the number of movies I've seen in the last year without even using my toes.
Emily F. Popek is assistant editor for The Daily Star. She can be reached at 432-1000, ext. 217, or email@example.com.


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An art gallery at a gas station.
This was the spark that lead New York City-based filmmaker Michael Canzoniero to begin making a documentary entitled "Shelter Island: Art + Friendship + Discovery" in late 2010 — but the story evolved into something much more interesting than a quirky place for an art gallery.
The endearing friendship between gas station owner Jimmy Olinkiewicz and artist Harold Olson — a man so laser-focused on his work that he lives in a borderline homeless situation — was what really made Canzoniero pick up his camera and commit to about a year-and-a-half of shooting on Shelter Island.
"Shelter Island: Art + Friendship + Discovery" will be featured at the Hamptons Take 2 Film Festival on Friday at 8:15 p.m., with a Q&A session afterward.
"They just had such a sweet relationship that was worth exploring along with the nature of Harold's art," Canzoniero told Patch on Wednesday. "Jimmy is kind of like James Gandolfini on 'The Sopranos' — a tough-looking, tough-talking guy but he's very sweet inside and he really took this artist under his wing."
Canzoniero, a 41-year-old native of Shoreham educated at NYU, was introduced to Olinkiewicz by his inlaws, who live on Shelter Island. Olson moved to Shelter Island about six years ago after working in Alaska in the logging business and going through a difficult divorce. Another focus of the film is how the community of Shelter Island as a whole has supported Olson over the years.
"I've never seen someone so embraced by their community," Canzoniero said. "They are so tight-knit and support Harold and his art and have never treated him like an outcast."
During the 77-minute film, Olinkiewicz and others help Olsen move on from selling his abstract pieces out of a garage to installing a display at a New York City gallery at the same time the famous Guggenheim museum is showing works from Kandisky, the Russian painter known as the father of purely abstract works.
"There is a scene in the film when Harold is standing on the steps of the Guggenheim freaking out about how respected Kandinsky is," Canzoniero said. "Here he is, living in a home with no heat, getting cans of paint out of the trash, not even thinking about food — just painting. Harold to me is a pure artist."
"Shelter Island: Art + Friendship + Discovery" has already made its way to film festivals in places like Palm Beach and Kansas City and recently was named the best biographical documentary of the year at the ArcLight Cinema Film Festival in Hollywood — an award that he says will qualify the film for Academy Award consideration.
Canzoniero, an award-winning filmmaker himself whose first feature film, "Wedding Bros," premiered at the 2008 SXSW Film Festival, said he is pleasantly surprised that this little film about art and friendship might actually win an Oscar.
"This really is a labor of love — and the shortest film I've ever made," he said. "I started this project for fun, but the whole thing unfolded so nicely into three acts in a short period of time. I got lucky with this one."
"Shelter Island: Art + Friendship + Discovery," will be shown at the Hamptons Take 2 Documentary Film Festival on Friday, Nov. 30 at 8:15 p.m. The three-day festival, now in its fifth year, will be held at the Bay Street Theatre in Sag Harbor. Tickets cost $15 for each film; $100 for a festival pass to all the films; tickets can be purchased at the Bay Street Theatre box office (725-9500) or at ht2ff.com.
The following North Fork-related films will also show over the weekend:
• "Long May You Shine" (43 min.) on Friday, Nov. 30 at 6:45 p.m. by director Mark Costello Higgins about restoration of the beautiful Victorian Long Beach Bar Lighthouse in Greenport. Q&A afterwards with the director, emceed by arts writer/film critic Andrew Botsford.
• "Harry Hellfire" (97 min.) on Sunday, Dec. 2 at 3:30 p.m. by director Jim Morrison of Greenport, about a great but unknown rock musician who lives in a tent behind the seaside graveyard in Greenport. Q&A afterwards with the director, emceed by Andrew Botsford.


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Guys are animals in for stud service.
One makes distracting noises, but you can concentrate on the video.
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Union Bordeaux-Begles
London Irish
Fixture Type: Amlin Challenge Cup
Match Date: Sat 13 Oct 2012
Kick Off: 21:00
Venue: Stade Andre Moga
Referee: Dudley Phillips
TV Match Official: Seamus Flannery
Assistant Referee: Stuart Gaffikin
Assistant Referee: Kevin Beggs
The Exiles scored six tries in total, including four second half scores to put the Top 14 outfit to the sword on a fantastic evening for rugby at the Stade Andre Moga.
Chris Hala'ufia, Topsy Ojo, Jonathan Joseph, Halani Aulika and two tries from Samoan International, Sailosi Tagicakibau saw the Exiles triumphant.
Ian Humphreys was outstanding with the boot landing some tricky conversions from out wide.
London Irish started the match with an attacking mind-set and continued it throughout. The Exiles set their stall out with some expansive passing movements from the very first whistle. The Irish half backs of O'Leary and Humphreys were always looking to play with ball in hand and to attack from deep.
Lachie Munro put the hosts 6-0 ahead with two well struck penalties before leading the field with an injury. Irish up to this point had still been the more dominant but were yet to register on the scoreboard.
Confidence was clearly high amongst Brian Smith's troops and was indicated when Ian Humphreys decided to put the ball into the corner rather than opting for the kick at goal 14 minutes in. The option worked perfectly and was executed outstandingly by all eight forwards. Chris Hala'ufia was on hand at the back of the driving maul to dot down his side's first score. Humphreys conversion put London Irish 7-6 in front.
The exciting, enterprising rugby continued and paid off perfectly when Topsy Ojo went hurtling over for Irish' second try of the evening.
Stretching their opponents regularly, their perseverance was rewarded on 22 minutes when Humphreys fed an inside ball to Ojo who finished outstandingly well. The Ulsterman converted the score to extend the London Irish lead.
Irish continued to dominate possession and territory for the remainder of the half but were unable to trouble the scoreboard. 14-6 they led at the break.
Irish came flying out of the blocks at the start of the second half and edged further ahead with an Ian Humphreys penalty from in front of the posts.
Seven minutes later and Brian Smith's side had their third try. Halani Aulika dived over for his third try of the season and continued his reputation as the most lethal member of the Irish squad from a metre out.
Sailosi Tagicakibau dived over for his first tries of the season within eight minutes to seal the victory. Matt Garvey had a great hand in the first, ripping the ball off the opponent to put Irish on the front foot.
England International, Jonathan Joseph, intercepted and ran 90 metres to cap a superb evening for London Irish.
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Score sequence (London Irish first): 0-3, 0-6, 7-6, 14-6, 17-6, 17-9, 24-9, 31-9, 36-9, 43-9, 43-16
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Penalties: Humphreys (42); Bordeaux-Begles: Penalties: Munro (2, 13), Talebula (44); Tries: Charles Brousse (79)
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Replacements: 16. Stéphane Fort; 17. Franck Labbe; 18. Yacin Boutemane; 19. Andrew Chauveau; 20. Baptiste Serin; 21. Metuisela Talebula; 22. Damien Larrieu
London Irish team
15. Steven Shingler; 14. Topsy Ojo; 13. Jonathan Joseph; 12. Guy Armitage; 11. Sailosi Tagicakibau; 10. Ian Humphreys (rep: Anthony Watson, 65); 9. Tomás O'Leary (rep: Jack Moates, 56); 1. Max Lahiff rep: Richard Palframan, 65); 2. David Paice (rep: Brian Blaney, 65); 3. Halani Aulika (rep: Cai Griffiths, 65); 4. Bryn Evans (Captain); 5. Matt Garvey (rep: Kieran Low, 56); 6. Ofisa Treviranus (rep: Alex Gray, 56); 7. Jamie Gibson (rep: Max Lahiff, 75); 8. Chris Hala'ufia (rep: Declan Danaher, 38)
Replacements: 16. Brian Blaney; 17. Richard Palframan; 18. Cai Griffiths; 19. Kieran Low; 20. Declan Danaher; 21. Alex Gray; 22. Anthony Watson; 23. Jack Moates


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Featured this week is a Black Bear who made a cameo at a barbeque at Bloomingdale resident Walt Ratushny's house. Ratushny said he was having a family gathering on Sunday when at about 7 p.m., the bear popped up. No one was endangered, but the bear pictured above was seen at the corner of Walter Drive and Clark Street.
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12 Upper Division Credits in Arts & Letters FAU Residence Credits: 30
Upper Division Credits: 45
Overall 2.5 GPA required for entry into major
Overall 2.0 GPA must be maintained to remain in major
Grade of "C" or better is required for each course in the major. All courses in the major must be graded. Pass/Fail is not accepted.
The Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies is a problem-focused program that emphasizes contemporary cultural concerns while situating these within the broader context of communication and cultural theory. The purpose of the degree is to provide students with the awareness, knowledge, motivation and skills to develop communication
strategies to address the problems of a global society, and the emphasis is on all forms of civic engagement. The program examines the strategic role that symbol systems play in constructing meaning in a fast-changing, information-based, media-saturated, and culturally diverse world. Courses examine how meaning informs and persuades
individuals, and introduce students to the history and theories of how communication operates in societies. The goal is
for students to demonstrate a high level of oral and written communication, critical thinking, and analytical
problem-solving skills, and to become active in civic life.
Introductory Course
The following course is required:
COM 2053 Introduction to Communication and Civic Life
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- COM 3405 Human Communication Theory
- SPC 3233 Classical Rhetoric
- SPC 3235 Contemporary Rhetoric
- SPC 3717 Intercultural Theory
2 courses from the following:
- SPC 3704 American Multicultural Discourse
- SPC 4517 Rhetoric of Argument
- SPC 4680 Rhetorical Criticism
- SPC 4718 Ethnicity and Communication
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- COM 4703 Storytelling
- SPC 2300 Interpersonal Communication
- SPC 2608 Public Speaking
- SPC 3425 Small Group Processes
- SPC 4513 Argumentation and Debate
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- COM 3014 Communication, Gender, and Language
- COM 3120 Organizational Communication
- COM 3342 Communication and U.S. Cultural Studies
- COM 3462 Conflict and Communication
- COM 3500 Political Communication
- COM 3945 Communication Internship
- COM 4201 Corporate Communication
- COM 4461 Nonverbal Communication in a Diverse Society
- COM 4707 Peace, Conflict, and Oral Narrative
- MMC 3601 Minorities and the Media
- MMC 4301 International Communication
- RTV 4412 Gender and Television
- SPC 3710 Intercultural Communication
- SPC 4232 Studies in Rhetoric
- SPC 4443 Leadership and Communication
- SPC 4540 Persuasion and Propaganda
- SPC 4633 Rhetoric of Social Protest
- SPC 4712 Gender, Race, and Communication
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- COM 4930 Communication and Community Building
- SPC 4271 Communication, Democracy, and Civic Engagement
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Host Identity Protocol for Linux
An IP address determines the name and network location of a computer on the Internet. The network stack reuses this IP address at all layers, including the application layer. As a consequence, existing network connections break when an IP address changes. For example, suppose you are streaming a video from your favorite Web site and you switch from a WLAN to LAN connection. Then, your host's IP address changes and breaks the stream. This happens because the video-streaming application and the host use different IP addresses. Even though the host uses the new IP address, the application still uses the old address.
What creates this problem in the current Internet architecture? The IP address specifies both the name and the topological location of a host on the Internet. Here's an analogy: a person named Abhinav Pathak who lives in New Delhi should still be called Abhinav Pathak when he is visiting London. As simple as it may seem, this analogy currently does not work on today's Internet.
Host Identity Protocol (HIP) assigns a permanent, location-independent name to a host. HIP names a host essentially using a public key, which is referred to as Host Identity in HIP literature. As public keys are quite long, usually it is more convenient to use a 128-bit fingerprint of the HI, which is called the Host Identity Tag (HIT). The HIT resembles an IPv6 address, and it gives the host a permanent name. The Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) allocated an IPv6 address prefix for HITs (2001:0010::/28).
The HIT is similar to an SSH fingerprint, but unlike SSH, it can be used by all applications. HIP also supports IPv4-compatible names called Local Scope Identifiers (LSIs). HITs in HIP are statistically unique and inherently secure because they are derived from public keys and, therefore, are difficult to forge.
In HIP, sockets in transport protocols, such as TCP, are bound to HITs rather than IP addresses. The networking stack translates the HITs to IP addresses before packet transmission on the wire. The reverse occurs on the host receiving HIP packets. When the host changes the network, the networking stack changes the IP address for the translation. The application doesn't notice the change because it is using the constant HIT. This is how HIP solves the problem of host mobility.
HIIT has developed an implementation of HIP for Linux (HIPL), which is available from the InfraHIP II Web pages. In this article, we describe how you can benefit from HIP and explain how to install and run HIP on your Linux system.
Linux is ported to many platforms and devices, such as laptops, smartphones and PDAs. These devices are mobile but usually lack mobility support from the networking stack. Many networking applications on Linux don't provide communications privacy either. HIP solves both of these problems and also provides support for multihomed hosts. Here, we describe four practical problems that HIP solves.
Access to host services usually is constrained using IP addresses. For example, consider the access control files for Linux. The hosts.allow and hosts.deny files contain the service names and hostnames (or IP addresses) of the hosts that are allowed to access certain services.
Suppose a server grants permission to a particular client to access its remote services, such as SSH, FTP and so on. It specifies its hosts files as follows:
$ cat /etc/hosts.deny ALL: ALL $ cat /etc/hosts.allow ALL: 10.0.0.10
This states that only a client with an IP address of 10.0.0.10 is allowed to access services running on this host. All other IPs are blocked.
Now, what happens when the client with IP 10.0.0.10 moves to a new network and its IP address changes? Or, what happens if its DHCP lease time expires and it is granted another IP address? In such cases, the client would no longer be able to access the server. Either it has to regain its IP address or the server has to update its hosts.allow and hosts.deny files.
HIP easily solves this problem. The server's /etc/hosts.allow file contains the HIT of the client instead of the IP address. The client has the same HIT independent of its IP address and, hence, its network location. The entry in the /etc/hosts.allow file looks like this with HIP:
$ cat /etc/hosts.allow ALL: [2001:15:e156:8a78:3226:dbaa:f2ff:ed06]
This shows that the client with the HIT (that is, name) 2001:15:e156:8a78:3226:dbaa:f2ff:ed06 is allowed to access the services on the server.
The HIP software running on the server uses public keys to authenticate the client before the client can use a particular service. A crucial part of the authentication is for the server to check that the client's HIT (fingerprint) matches the public key. This way, the server can cryptographically verify that the client is the one it claims to be.
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Kent Library's Athenæum series continues with Dr. Jennifer Bengtson from the Department of Global Cultures and Languages presenting "Toward an Archaeology of Childhood in the Central Illinois River Valley". Studying children in archaeological contexts can be difficult, but leaving them out of our studies leads to an inherently incomplete understanding of history. Dr. Bengtson will discuss her work on mortuary and village excavations from a prehistoric archaeological site in the Central Illinois River Valley. Building on previous Michigan State University and Illinois State Museum research, she suggests that an archaeology of childhood contributes to a richer interpretation of social life within this unique prehistoric community. The presentation is open to all, and refreshments will be available.Blogroll


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Delaware Sports Lottery
Sports Lottery pro football wagering is closed for the season. Wagering will resume in August 2014.
Pro Football Parlay Card Wagering is available at Sportsbooks and Delaware Sports Lottery Retailers throughout the state!
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A parlay is a single wager that links multiple wagers; to win the bet, the player must win all the wagers in the parlay. If the player loses one wager, he loses the entire bet. However, if the player wins all the wagers in the parlay, he wins a higher payoff than if he had placed the wagers separately.
On Parlay Cards the odds are fixed. The minimum wager is $2. Please see the Parlay Cards for more information.
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Phiaton PS 210 Sound Isolating In-Ear Earphones with 4 Silicone Sizing Buds and Carry Case
" First, I want to thank Phiaton for the review sample. As a headphone brand, Phiaton is relatively new to the scene. But as a company, it has a rather long history. Phiaton was setup by Cresyn Korea in 2008 as an initiative to launch its own high end headphone line. Up to that point, Cresyn has been very successful in the headphone OEM/ODM business all over the world, yet not quite known..." --ClieOS
Phiaton PS 200 Sound Isolating In-Ear Earphones with Dual Micro Transducers (Woofer andTweeter)
" Fit and finish The PS200 fits well in my ear canals, although the body is on the large side. Because of this, they constantly push against my antitragus, making it sore after a while. However, I doubt this will happen to other users. Isolation is quite good; they isolate about as well as my ER6s, despite using single-flange tips. However, the tips are quite thick, and don't squish down quite..." --12345142
Phiaton PS 20 Half In-Ear Premium Earphone (Glossy Black)
"MaxBass Reflex" Dual chamber structure delivers wide frequency response, commanding bass, and crisp high definition sound.Optimized airflow provides acoustic efficiency creating a more natural sound Ergonomically designed for superb comfort and fit."Half In-Ear" hybrid earbud design combines the best features of both "In Ear" and "Open"...
Lenntek Pro Series with Balanced Armature Professional In-ear Monitor (IEM)
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We will have a special guest on both Technodrom3 (midnight – 3am) & RotPG (6pm – 9pm) on Friday July 25, 2014 starting off at Midnight and going until 3am with TIM HYDE.
Then later on in the evening starting at our new time 6pm to 9pm TIM HYDE will come in once again and play a completely new set along with his special guest DRC.
Playing a 100% vinyl set!!
From producing ground breaking events with CPU 101 to rocking crowds across the United States, Tim Hyde has been on location for 25 years, exploring techno of all shades and textures. Firmly rooted in an analog past, Tim keeps a watchful eye on the shape of future music while navigating fluidly through the present. Still rocking vinyl and still your mom's favorite DJ with four beats, three turntables, two bags of records and one maniac to bring it all together.
The legendary pioneer DRC continues to take the Electronic Music Industry by storm. DRC is far more than just a DJ, but a mixed media artist, aspiring video editor, music producer, lyricist, singer and captivating performer. Her exceptional skills behind the decks, strong presence & high voltage performances keep her in high demand. For over 23 years in the industry she has consistently performed alongside many of the worlds best DJ's and live acts and has been compared to the likes of Donald Glaude. DRC has relocated from San Francisco to Los Angeles and is creating some of her best music and singing to date with producer Bobby Rich. These songs are coming together with great care, integrity and have that DRC main room energy. These two have already been picked up by KULT Records and their album isn't even finished. The predecessor in this creative streak for the last 5 years was a string of dance-floor fillers produced with DJ Denise (Mizumo Music) with quite a list of releases on labels across the globe including remixes for the likes of Simply Jeff & Reid Speed, Top 10 chartings on Beatport & djdownloads.com UK and multiple tracks licensed to CD compilations. You can also find some of DRC's brand new as well as older releases with long time studio partner Chris Demetras of Art Of Hot which are featured in two music industry documentaries; "Vision of Vibe" with Carl Cox and "Intellect" featuring Paul Van Dyk and many others. It is hard to believe that such groundbreaking talent was spawned in a small town, in a state famous for its potatoes. Being raised near the Nez Pierce Native American Reservation in Idaho, performing in Arabian horse shows and acting and singing in many local theater productions exposed DRC to an ore of music and dance at a young age. Now, DRC is one of America's most inspiring and talented DJs. To experience the captivating energy she harnesses in her performances will forever change the way you hear and feel music. She is a true and natural talent and should not to be missed!
DRC's DISCOGRAPHY
DRC & Bobby Rich "Feelin This" – KULT Records Art of Hot + DRC "Together Again EP" – Mizumo Music Art of Hot + DRC "Desire" – Zumo Beatz 2012 Sampler – Mizumo Music
Art of Hot + DRC "Desire"- Zumo Beatz Summer Sampler- Mizumo Music
DRC & DJ Denise "Bringin It" – Mizumo Music
DRC & DJ Denise "Old 2 Nu School" – Mizumo Music Electrobank "LAVA" (DRC & DJ Denise Rmx) Mizumo Music
DRC & DJ Denise "Hearsay" (Stupid Fresh Rmx) – Mizumo Music
Simply Jeff – DRC & DJ Denise (rmx) Pop N Lock – Beyond Zilla (2010)
DRC & DJ Denise "New Frequency" – Erase Records – UK (2010)
BMV "Distortions" (DRC & Dj Denise Rmx) Bombeatz, FL (2010)
DRC & Dj Denise "HEARSAY" – MIZUMO MUSIC
DRC & DJ Denise "SASSY FRASS" Peak Hour Music/ Dirty Drumz
Reid Speed & Mike Balance "Prosti-Tot" (DRC & DJ Denise Rmx) Mizumo Music
Geoff K. "Noodles & Disco Balls" (DRC & DJ Denise Rmx)– Groove Baby –UK
Analog "Crystal Gypsie" (DRC & Dj Denise Rmx) Second Session – UK
DRC & Demetras "Sound of Now" (w/ DJ Denise & DJ Don Rmx's) Patchy Recordings – NL DRC & Dj Denise "I Like it" (w/ Kyle Watson & Steve Sorel rmx's) – Second Session –UK
DRC & Dj Denise "Real Time" Groove Baby –UK
DRC & Dj Denise "Get Off Ur" (w/ Calvetron/ Demetras /Kue Remixes) – Mizumo Music
DRC & Dj Denise "SATISFY IT" Direct Drive Digital /2007 DRC & Mike Gianinni "The Rhythm" – KNOB RECORDS /2006
Ars Nova (DRC & Chris Demetras -"I WISH", "FEELING", "DON'T LOOSE YOUR MIND"
"ACID SOUNDS", "THE BEAT GOES ON"… Destra Music /2005
12" Releases
DRC & Demetras "WORK IT OUT" – IMIX / 2001
DJ EFX Feat. DRC (vocals) " Feel Alright" – Groovelicious / 1998
Simply Jeff "ELECTRO SHOCK" DJ Mix CD feat. DRC & Dj Denise "Sassy Frass"- Moist Music /2010
Shortee "BEAT FREAK" DJ Mix CD feat: DRC & DJ Denise "I like it" and "Hearsay" – Moist Music /2010
LOVEoLUTION SF – DRC & DJ Denise "Sassyfrass" – 2010
DRC & Demetras "WORK IT OUT" – "Intellect" 2001
DRC vs. Auditory Sculpture "UNDER THE VEIL" / Merge 2001
DRC & Thee – O "FIND YOUR WAY" – Vision Music / 1999
DRC "FUTURE 40" / Off World
DRC "CHANGE" – Spin magazine bonus compilation CD / 1998
DRC "CHANGE" – Listen Picks CD – Listen.com / 1998
FILM – Movie Features, Appearances & Interviews
DRC & Jondi "COSMIC MIRROR" – Synergy: Vision of Vibe
DRC & Demetras "Work it Out" – Intellect
Featuring UNDOCUMENT
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Health insurance is mandatory for all full-time undergraduate and graduate students not otherwise covered. A student must either accept the college insurance or certify their existing coverage through the health insurance link in VSC Web Services, located on the MyJSC Portal.
This must be completed before the student's payment will be considered finalized. Failure to complete this will result in the student automatically being enrolled and billed for the college insurance.


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Tea Party Candidates Hard to Come by in 2014 Senate Races
Star candidates have yet to emerge in conservative circles for next election cycle.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, left, and South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham have worked to ward off Tea Party rivals.
Some of the most potent examples of Tea Party power in the 2010 and 2012 election cycles were the taking down of establishment Republican Party Senate candidates; think Marco Rubio, Christine O'Donnell, Ted Cruz, and Todd Akin. But those candidates met with mixed success in the general elections and heading into the 2014 cycle, the Tea Party may have a new path to relevance while the Republican Party aims to win control of the Senate.
Though it's still early, there are no standout, truly anti-establishment candidates threatening any of the top incumbent Senate Republicans, though there are races in conservative strongholds such as South Carolina, Texas, Oklahoma, Kentucky, and West Virginia.
"It's possible those people will emerge, but it's also possible that 2012 might give the establishment a little bit more power," says Kyle Kondik, political analyst at the University of Virginia's Center for Politics. "These incumbents are sort of battening down the hatches and have been for months, if not years as they've seen some of their colleagues get in trouble."
Even in states that are likely to boast a Tea Party-approved standard bearer, such as Rep. Steve King in Iowa, they aren't true usurper candidates.
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"He seems a lot more in control of his own image than say, Todd Akin," Kondik says. He adds that though King could win a statewide race, if Republicans' goal is to win the seat, "King is not their best nominee."
Where new voters were pulled into the political process based on dissatisfaction with President Barack Obama, and specifically his 2010 healthcare law, and rampant federal spending amid a floundering economy, and were able to shock GOP incumbents in states from Arizona to Florida to Delaware, the element of surprise and level of passion has dissipated since.
"The enemy in 2010 was as much Republicans as it was Democrats. They didn't like Obamacare and the overspending, but they also felt many of the Republicans had participated in that," says David Woodard, a professor at Clemson University and GOP consultant. "The sense I have now is that it's 'Us versus The Democrats.'"
Woodard says incumbents like South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham, a Republican long thought to be vulnerable to a Tea Party challenge, have wised up to conservative concerns and worked to build ties with critics.
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"Lindsey Graham will mend fences with anybody," Woodard says, noting the incumbent senator sought out meetings with local Tea Party officials who cast votes of 'no confidence' against him to help bolster his chances of re-election.
"They're still a potent part of the Republican Party, but I just don't think that they're going to pick some of these isolated candidates [to back]; certainly the fact that these establishment politicians have begun to take note of Tea Party people shows their power," Woodard says.
Even places that boasted strong Tea Party performances in the past, such as Alaska, are less and less likely to proffer similar performances. In 2010, Tea Party candidate Joe Miller beat out incumbent Sen. Lisa Murkowski in the Republican primary, but Murkowski was able to retain her seat though a write-in effort. So even though Democratic Sen. Mark Begich is up for re-election and Miller's name has been tossed around as a possible rival, Kondik says he won't likely emerge as a force again.
"I would be kind of surprised on that one; I think he's kind of a stale candidate at this point given how poorly he ended up doing in 2010," he says.
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In West Virginia, Republicans are aiming to pick up a seat thanks to the retirement of Democratic Sen. Jay Rockefeller. But it's sitting GOP Rep. Shelley Moore Capito, the most mainstream and well-established Republican in the state who is the frontrunner for her party's nod, despite the state party's very conservative reputation.
"For all the talk that Shelley Moore Capito might be in trouble, it's all talk at this point," Kondik says.


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Imagination. Its the one attribute that Shirley MacLaine believes will propel a person into an exciting and productive life. When Shirley gave the commencement speech to the first graduating class of the New Mexico School of the Arts last year, her message to those just starting out in life was to remember that there is nothing more important than imagination. In both her personal and professional life, from the thought she has put into the roles she plays, through her travels of both body and mind, to the locations she picks to live, Shirley has had lots of imagination, excitement and productivity.
Shirley is one of Hollywoods most esteemed actresses with a career that began in 1955 with her Golden Globe winning performance in Alfred Hitchcocks The Trouble With Harry. Her track record of Oscar winner for Best Actress in 1984 for Terms of Endearment, Italian and German Oscars, three-time Emmy winner and ten-time Golden Globe winner, over fifty films, nominated six times for Academy Awards and author of nine international bestsellers, MacLaine has a staggering number of achievements but has remained down-to-earth and very much like a much loved next door neighbor.
Actress, author and older sister of Warren Beatty, Shirley has worked diligently on behalf of civil rights, womens rights, politics and the evolution of spiritual understanding. In recent years, Shirleys interests have taken a path into New Age subjects such as metaphysics and the impact of exopolitics, the politics involved with our advancement into outer space and issues such as the governance of weapons in space. She has a keen interest in UFO experiences and has been interviewed on numerous occasions by Larry King on CNN as well as on NBC and Fox news channels. On The Oprah Show in 2011, she noted that she observed multiple UFO incidents at her New Mexico ranch.
Plaza Blanca Ranch, Shirley's refuge from a very confused and conflicted world, as she described to the Wall Street Journal, is now for sale. Located in Abiquiu, New Mexico, the ranch is about an hours drive north of Santa Fe. On approximately 7,451 acres, included are the main house of over 10,000 square feet with nine bedrooms and six baths, a caretakers cottage, swimming pool, two ponds, a horse barn, ranch buildings, equipment and a yurt. Under the main house is an apartment with living room, kitchen and four bedrooms designed similar to a Native American kiva that was used for spiritual ceremonies. There is also a greenhouse and chicken coop providing a year round food source. Completely off-grid, power is supplied through solar panels and a wind generator.
Many of the unusual geological formations on the ranch inspired a number of Georgia O'Keeffes paintings. O'Keeffes home and studio were also in Abiquiu. One of her most famous paintings, The White Place, (Plaza Blanca cliffs) was painted on what is now Shirley MacLaines ranch and for which the ranch is named.
When Shirley bought the ranch twenty years ago, one of the first things she did was build a stone labyrinth on Crystal Mountain. The Sacred Labyrinth Walk, is the ancient practice of "Circling to the Center" by walking the labyrinth. Labyrinths have been in use for over 4000 years. For Shirley, It provides a walking path for meditation where she is able to view the plateau of Pedernal Mountain in the distance.
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---- — Andover youth with and without hearing issues have a chance to enjoy stories with sign language interpreters at a special event later this month.
Members of Quota International of Andover will host a Story Time event, for children ages 4-10, at the North Andover Steven's Memorial Library on Saturday, March 30, from 10:30 a.m. to noon. Sign language interpreters will be on hand to sign a selection of children's books along with the Quota members who will be reading a variety of story books.
"Many children are interested in learning sign language at an early age and this is a wonderful opportunity for them to learn sign language in a comfortable setting," Quota reports. "The service mission of Quota International focuses on deaf and hard-of-hearing persons and disadvantaged women and children. Together, local clubs provide hundreds of thousands of service hours and over a million dollars each year to help people in need in their own communities and worldwide. Many clubs provide scholarships for deaf persons or for students planning careers related to speech and hearing."
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We're Here, The President Is Down The Street, Let's Get This Thing Done. "We can solve all of this and make sure the American people get what they deserve, which is some certainty and a yearlong resolution to say their taxes aren't going to go up. You think about why people are frustrated with Washington. It's because we're here, the President is down the street at the White House. He's seemingly unwilling to come and join us to say let's get this thing done. I've heard him say the only thing that's doable is a 60 day extension. How is that? The only reason why he can say that is because Harry Reid said he's not coming back to town. So we're here. We want to work together. We want to provide the working people and families of the middle class some certainty that their taxes aren't going to go up. We've got time before the end of the year. Let's do our work like the American people are having to do."
President Obama Should Join Us To Extend Tax Relief For A Year. "We're here in Washington. Speaker Boehner is here, we have members here in Washington ready to go to work. The dispute boils down to this. Do we want to extend tax breaks and relief for the working people in this country for a year, or do you want to do it for 60 days and be embroiled in this kind of dispute ongoing? I think certainly the logical position is to take the former. President Obama is still in town. I hope he's not going to go on vacation, leaving the American people in a lurch, and that he can join with us in trying to tell Harry Reid to come back to town so we can assure the American people that their taxes are not going to go up for a year. That's the only difference that is at stake right now; is it going to be a year or 60 days. It doesn't make any sense for us to do something that no one wants - no one on either side of the aisle, or either side of the Capitol."
Republicans Are Here In Town, Ready To Go To Work, Ready To Forge A Compromise. "By saying you just want to extend the tax relief for 60 days, who can plan like that? How is it that we expect the American people to try and budget their expenses when they don't know what their tax liability is going to be and when you have folks who are in the industry - those companies that actually administer payrolls - saying that the plan that Harry Reid passed in the Senate doesn't even work. If you've got that and you have us here ready, willing to work and we're just a little way away from the White House where the President sits, why isn't he calling us in? Why doesn't he come join us here to try and make this happen? The differences are not very great. The so-called pay-fors are where the differences are. That's the only thing we're talking about here is how do we budget for the added impact to the federal budget of a year-long tax relief for working people. Surely we can see our way clear to finding common ground and that's why we Republicans are here in town, ready to go to work, ready to forge a compromise so that the American people and the working families can have some certainty."


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RUTHERFORD COUNTY, Tenn. - Imagine your hard earned money going up in smoke. A Rutherford County man could find himself paying thousands after a controlled burn he started got out of control.
"It ended up taking on a life of its own," said Rutherford County Sheriff Robert Arnold.
Arnold's deputies joined state Forestry Agents and volunteer firefighters Friday at the blaze along the Rutherford-Williamson County line.
"They worked into the late hours of the night," said Arnold.
The fire burned for more than seven hours and charred more than 25-acres of land.
The sheriff said homeowner Donald Powell of Arrington did not have a permit to burn garbage in his backyard.
The incident report states: "He watched over the fire for 'a little while' and went back inside his residence and took a shower. When he got out of the shower he looked outside near the garbage pile he was burning and observed the fire had spread into the woods."
"He was negligent on two parts: No permit and he walked off and left it," said Fire Chief Larry Farley with Rutherford County Fire and Rescue.
Farley said they had to call a bulldozer in to help cut a fireline to stop the flames. The dozer actually flipped on a slope, but the driver was not injured.
Sheriff Arnold is compiling a list of expenses -- from salary to water to diesel fuel -- spent to fight the fire and will submit that to prosecutors for Powell to pay back.
He is charged with a misdemeanor for not burning with a permit and not watching the fire.
Between October 15 and May 15, a permit is required in Tennessee to burn debris on property.
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A Middle River man was sentenced Friday in Baltimore County Circuit Court for the murder of a Dundalk man.
John Leschefscky received 30 years for the Sept. 11, 2011, who was killed at his Grey Haven Road home, according to a statement from Baltimore County State's Attorney Scott D. Shellenberger.
Leschefscky, who in November was also sentenced to a five-year consecutive term for a separate conspiracy to distribute charge. Baltimore County Circuit Court Judge Mickey Norman issued the sentence.
Jennings died of blunt force trauma. After killing Jennings, Leschefscky disposed of his body in a wooded area near Bengies Road in Middle River, according to the statement. The body was discovered by Baltimore County police officers on April 3, 2012.
Carollyn Duschl was previously sentenced to five years, with two-and-a-half years suspended, for being an accessory after the fact, according to the statement.


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The Marlboro Board of Education told Patch on Wednesday that the decision to temporarily place officers in every school will cost the district an estimated $100,000 for 90 days.
Sharon Witchel, Director of Special Projects, Grants, and School/Community Relations said the money will come out of the district's general fund.
"During the 90-day period, the district will review current safety and security practices and determine future improvements, which will include fiscal considerations," Witchel said.
The decision to have armed guards in every school came to fruition in the wake of the Newtown, CT school shooting which claimed the lives of 20 children and six adults on Dec. 14.
While the township has digital security measures in place, including a Visitor Management System which scans drivers licenses of any school visitors and checks names against local, state and national databases; the Board of Education is now teaming up with the Marlboro Police Department to add bodies with guns to school front doors.
New security protocols were ironed out over the holiday break, and implemented as of Jan. 2.
Board President Michael Lilonsky said in a statement issued on Dec. 20, "The District's administrative team met with the Police Chief Bruce Hall over a two-day period to effect a cost-effective plan to place armed, uniformed, Marlboro policemen in our schools effective from the beginning of each school day to the end of that day, or seven hours, beginning Jan. 2, 2013."
Last year, the board and public approved a . Superintendent Dr. David Abbott said 85 cents on of every dollar is generated through tax revenue, which makes up 80.2 percent of the budget. Almost 15 percent of the budget is comprised of state aid.
During and after 90 days, the township will conduct a security assessment and come back with suggestions of how to improve school security in the district. It will then be decided if having officers in every school will continue.


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By ROBIN CAUDELL Press Republican
---- — PLATTSBURGH — The First Presbyterian Church's limestone exterior gets a makeover as part of Living Stones II, a restoration project to preserve the historic church for generations to come.
"The project is a second phase of restoring the exterior of the church," said Janora Stone, a member of the church and co-financial manager with Jennie Booth of the Living Stones II Campaign: Preservation for Generations.
"In 2004, we did extensive work. We replaced the slate roof, and the buttresses were reappointed. The mortar was taken out between the stones and replaced. Now, we're doing the front tower of the church, the tall tower that can be seen from everywhere in Plattsburgh."
The church's faith community dates to 1792, and this structure was built in 1873.
"They took the old mortar and sent it away for analysis," Stone said. "It's being replaced with a copy of what was there before. It lasted for a long time. The First Presbyterian Church is the oldest faith community in Plattsburgh. It was started during the War of 1812. The first church was a wooden church, and it burned down."
The Utica-based Lupini Construction is working on the multi-phased restoration project estimated to cost $521,153.
Ongoing building preservation will require additional funds.
"As our predecessors have, we have great faith that we can do it," Stone said. "Right now, we've just begun. We're having this dinner on Aug. 18, a potluck supper. Scott Lupini from Lupini Construction will tell us what they're doing. They have done projects at Syracuse University and West Point. They are very well respected, and they specialize in old stone buildings."
The church's Building and Grounds Committee is co-chaired by Bob Davis and Herb Cottrell. Members are Kristy Dantes, Kathie Fairweather, Jim Fox, Brent Germain, John Sommers and Roland McGee. Finance Committee members are Victoria Duley, Judy Bunnell, Jack Myers, Jim Fox, Stuart Voss and Carla Hausrath.
"Some of our people will talk about what's been done, what's been raised and how much we need to raise," Stone said. "The congregation will make pledges. We are also examining other avenues of fundraising. We don't know yet what else we will need to do. If anyone is interested in helping, anyone who is a preservationist, they can come."
The church is located at 34 Brinkerhoff St. in the city's arts corridor.
"We hope to become more involved in downtown activities and issues," Stone said.
Donations are now being collected.
"It's not just about the building," Stone said. "It's about our community of faith, our family of faith and having a place to carry it on for future generations."
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Sound judgments
The defining difference between our Probate Judge candidates tips the scales in favor of Kirsten Keilitz. Kirsten's experience as a referee, hearing 1,000-plus family law cases, and her private practice in family law offer excellent preparation for the Probate Judge role.
For 20-plus years I've known Kirsten and her parents, Gene and Marlene Keilitz, observed her professional career, and volunteered alongside her in Rotary. She demonstrates adroit decision-making and wise diplomacy. She makes sound judgments based on listening, evidence, insightful "reading" of situations and seasoned understanding of human nature — exactly what I want in our next Probate Judge.
Kathleen Guy
Has the experience
I have read numerous letters to the editor that tout a judicial candidate's experience. Often the letters emphasize a candidate's "experience," but they never describe the experience or how it relates to serving as a judge. I support Kirsten Keilitz' election to the Grand Traverse County Probate Judge position because she has the experience of sitting as a Family Court Referee for three years, who presided over trials, made evidentiary decisions, and assessed the credibility of testifying witnesses in her courtroom.
Experience for the job of judge matters. Please vote for Kirsten, who actually has that practical experience.
George F. Bearup
Traverse City
Remember the chaos
I am writing in response to the Oct. 11 letter headlined "A clear choice." Let's remember the chaos, the train-wrecked economy pushed over the cliff, the housing market collapse, the alarming shrinking of the middle class, all at the hands of the "clear choice" obstructionist GOP. The writer obviously wore "rose-colored glasses" during the Bush years or is in blatant denial of fact.
The Oct. 16 letter headlined "Obstruction campaign" is "spot-on." Obstructionist Mitch McConnell's stated primary agenda: "ensure Obama is a one-term president."
That mindset proves that the GOP agenda does not include what is best for America.
Rich Willing
Fulfilled task
In making a decision regarding the Probate Judge candidates, I ask my fellow citizens to recall that judges tend to serve this county for many years.
Both candidates are qualified. However, I was one of the judges who unanimously chose Kirsten Keilitz to serve the Family Division as a Referee. Ms. Keilitz has fulfilled that task admirably and with compassion for the families appearing before her.
I believe Ms. Keilitz's substantial experience in divorce and juvenile matters will make her an outstanding Probate Judge who will serve us well for many years.
Philip E. Rodgers Jr.
Traverse City
The writer is 13th Circuit Court Judge.
Professional and proven
I'd like to support the most worthy candidate for Benzie County Probate Judge, John Daugherty. John Daugherty is positive, professional, personal and proven. His opponent is an up-and-coming candidate but lacks experience. This may come one day.
Daugherty restored credibility to the Benzie Prosecutor's Office through diligence, fairness, honoring the responsibilities of that office and doing what was right. Daugherty is the only candidate who actually litigated successfully in every Benzie County Court judicial setting. He walked the walk professionally and stands ready to assume this responsible office. Support Daugherty and vote Nov. 6.
Don Howard
Experience that counts
Melanie Stanton is the candidate for Probate Judge with the experience that counts. Melanie is concerned about the people. She will treat all people with fairness and dignity. We deserve to have a Probate Judge willing to step up and act in the best interest of families, children and vulnerable individuals. Melanie is that candidate. A background that includes nursing, 23 years as an attorney and 16 years Probate Court experience makes her best qualified. A vote for Melanie Stanton on Nov. 6 will be a vote for all vulnerable people of the county.
Dawn Bauer
Elect those who respect
On Nov. 6 voters can elect representatives who actually respect women, such as Betsy Coffia for State Representative, versus Wayne Schmidt, who dismissed two Michigan female legislators as "needing a time out" for publicly using the word "vagina."
Dan Benishek sponsored a bill to outlaw abortion even to save the mother's life, meaning a woman could die from an ectopic pregnancy.
A Romney presidency could limit/eliminate access to breast cancer screenings and birth control for many women and endanger many more lives by overturning Roe vs. Wade.
Hopefully women value themselves enough to elect leaders who demonstrate respect for them.
Donna Miller
Traverse City
Extensive experience
I have known Probate Judge candidate Kirsten L. Keilitz most of my life, personally and professionally.
She grew up here, graduated from Traverse City Senior High School, received her undergraduate degree from U-M and earned a law degree from Cooley Law School.
Kirsten has an understanding of the region's history, culture and traditions, which will suit her well as the county's first elected woman Judge. She also has very extensive experience from her years as a family law attorney and Family Division Referee, which makes her the best choice for Probate Judge.
Vote Kirsten L. Keilitz Nov. 6.
Hayley A. Bergstrom
Chance to effect change
Many people complain about all the laws and interference of government in their lives. Proposal 2 would get rid of dozens of state laws. Now is your chance to effect change. A clean slate to some degree. Vote "yes" on Proposal 2.
Melissa Culver
Rapid City
Repeal the tax
Michigan retirees, your mailbox is full of election spam, robo-calls, radio and TV are full of half-truths and lies about six proposals and the accomplishments of incumbents trying to keep their jobs.
Gov. Snyder and incumbents tell us Michigan is rebounding because they cut the small business tax and the rainy day fund is over $650 million.
What they fail to say is they did it on the backs of 20 percent of the voters, the retirees.
Go to http://www.michiganvotes.org/RollCall.aspx?ID=568545, see how your guy voted.
If he stiffed you, rain on his parade. Repeal the retiree tax in Michigan.
Michael Hainen
Traverse City
Send a message
There are times when the citizens of a state are more forward thinking than their Legislature. Our state Constitution gives the people the right to take action.
Article 1, Section1, states, "All political power is inherent in the people."
Proposal 3 gives the citizens of Michigan the opportunity to send the message to our Legislature and to manufacturing businesses that we want a clean energy future and the thousands of jobs it will create.
Please join the "voice of the people" in adopting Proposal 3 for the health of the planet and our pocketbooks.
Carole Chirgwin
Traverse City
Superbly qualified
Former Michigan Gov. Bill Milliken has endorsed Bridget Mary McCormack for election to the Michigan Supreme Court.
McCormack, a dean at the University of Michigan Law School, is superbly qualified for the Supreme Court.
McCormack is well prepared to deal with issues that come before the court, including insurance regulation, environmental issues and consumer protection.
Please join me in voting for Ms. McCormack Nov. 6.
Ted Curran
Another road study?
This will be short and to the point.
Really ... another road study?
TC-TALUS has done studies on the Division Street corridor since around 1994-ish.
Umm, more taxpayer money to be wasted.
Voters may want to request a history of TC-TALUS' audits to review for yourself.
John Jacobs
Traverse City
Who should you choose?
Who should you choose for Probate Judge?
A candidate who was born and raised in Traverse City, or one who was born in Canada and only recently became a United States citizen?
One who represented 129 clients in domestic relations matters in Grand Traverse County courts or one who represented 37?
One who has conducted 300-plus evidentiary hearings on family division matters, more than 1,200 hearings to enforce court orders, and hundreds of hearings on juvenile delinquency and child abuse/neglect matters, or one who has conducted no hearings?
The choice is simple. Vote Kirsten Keilitz for Probate Judge!
Barbara D. Budros
Traverse City
Tough, conservative
Michigan Supreme Court justices Stephen Markman and Brian Zahra and Judge Colleen O'Brien are tough, conservative, rule-of-law judges who uphold the law as it was written, and do not legislate from the bench.
They believe every American citizen deserves the same fair treatment and unbiased interpretation of the law.
The Michigan Supreme Court hands down decisions that affect the daily lives of every Michigan citizen.
This November I cast my vote for Justices Stephen Markman and Brian Zahra and Judge Colleen O'Brien on the non-partisan ballot.
I encourage you to do the same.
Marie Kirt
High integrity
We've known Kirsten Keilitz for over 10 years, and she's an outstanding choice for Grand Traverse County's probate court judge.
Kirsten's passion for community service will truly make a difference for those facing personal or family challenges.
She's a person of high integrity and her tenure as 13th Circuit Court Domestic Relations Referee has well prepared her for the duties as probate court judge.
Her extensive courtroom experience will serve our county well, and as a Traverse City native, Kirsten understands the challenges our community faces.
Please join us in voting for Kirsten Keilitz on Nov. 6.
Jeff and Jackie Anderson
Traverse City
Improve efficiency
Will Proposal 3 reduce greenhouse gas and mercury pollution?
The answer is yes but the question that must be asked is "how does this compare to alternative solutions?"
The answer is not very well.
Much greater reductions can be achieved at a much lower cost by improving energy efficiency, converting some coal plants to gas and by implementing better emission controls.
It is simply a bad idea to constitutionally mandate renewables when more cost-effective solutions are available.
With Michigan's limited financial resources, mandating $12 billion for wind leaves $12 billion off the table for proven solutions.
Abby Beale
Caring, respectful
Melanie Stanton for Probate Judge for Grand Traverse County.
I have known Melanie both as a professional and personal family friend for over 10 years.
She has compassion for both the elderly and for families in crisis.
I had the opportunity to witness her dedication to her clients as well as her aging family members.
She has an extraordinary way of understanding their medical, emotional and legal needs.
I know she will be caring, compassionate, respectful to the parties involved. Please vote for Melanie Stanton for Probate Judge.
Elizabeth Petrella-McKellar


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Hekemian has submitted substantial site plan revisions to the proposed development of the 13-acre United Water property. The revisions, which replace a considerable number of proposed housing units and the proposed restaurant with flood storage basins, appear to be designed to alleviate the public's concerns regarding increased flooding in that area should the development be approved.
Zoning Board attorney Scott Sproviero told Patch that the revised architectural drawings that Hekemian has submitted to the Zoning Board reflect substantial modifications of the original plans. Sproviero said that these changes include "radical reductions in the scope of the residential project and substantial provisions for what appears to be flood storage capacity."
The revised plans reflect 24 proposed housing units as opposed to the 221 unit multi-family housing complex that was proposed on the original plans. Here is the breakdown:Size (sq.ft.) 1st Floor 2nd Floor 3rd Floor Total 1br 720 2 1 1 4 2br 1080 4 6 5 15 3br 1200 2 1 2 5 8 8 8 24
The revised plans show a flood storage basin where the bulk of the housing units were originally proposed fronting Cecchino Drive. This is also the space Hekemian offered to give New Milford as a field during their April 2011 presentation at New Milford High School.
Also removed from the plans is the four-story 428 space multi-level parking garage. Instead, the plans show 54 perimeter parking spaces. Also missing in the revised plans is the pool.
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Maneesh Chhibber in the Indian Express:
The Justice Manmohan Singh Liberhan Commission of Inquiry has indicted former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee along with current Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha L K Advani and former BJP president Murli Manohar Joshi, among others, for the demolition of the Babri Masjid on December 6, 1992.
Citing the evidence it gathered, which includes witness statements and official records, one of the key conclusions of the Commission is said to be that the entire build-up to the demolition was meticulously planned. And there was nothing to show that these leaders were either unaware of what was going on or innocent of any wrongdoing.
The one-man Commission probed the "sequence of events leading, and all facts and circumstances relating, to the occurrences at Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid complex on December 6, 1992" — the day the Babri Masjid was brought down by kar sevaks. More:
Read the followup stories in the Indian Express here and here.
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RAYMOND —The 17th annual Raymond 4th of July Parade will be stepping off at 9:30 a.m. on Thurs., July 4, rain or shine. The parade ends at the Raymond Common where there will be a short ceremony followed by free food and water, kids games and crafts, bounce houses, music, touch a military vehicle, and more! It's a bring the family, and leave your wallet at home, no vendors allowed.
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This year, the Parade Marshall will be Frank Bishop, a nine term State Representative, who also served years as town selectman, and on other town committees, especially Conservation.
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ORANGE — The Little Cypress-Mauriceville High School UIL Prose/Poetry team competed at the Port Neches-Groves UIL Academic Meet on Saturday, Feb. 2. The team of eight saw every member advance from preliminary to semi-final competition with six readers reaching the final round. Placing in Finals were, from left, Kristin Yokum, third place in Prose; Jacob Richard, sixth place in Prose; Haley Wright, first place in Prose; Triston Stringer, second place in Poetry; Rebecca Sanford, third place in Poetry; and Alex Borel, seventh place in Poetry. The team is coached by LC-M Theatre Director Cory Broom.


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Position: Middle Blocker
Height: 6-2
Weight: NA
Hometown/Residence: St. Paul, Minn./St. Paul, Minn.
Birth Date: 1988
College/Major/Grad Year: University of Minnesota/Kinesiology/NA
Joined Team: January 2011
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