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Record Entry Sell Out for the Half Marathon
The 2013 adidas Auckland Half Marathon reached capacity in a record time of just over 8 days. Entries for all events are accepted on a first come, first served basis and there is no wait list. Entries for the Marathon, Quarter Marathon, 5km Challenge and KIDS MARATHON are still open, be sure to get online today and ENTER NOW.
2013 Course Change
We are currently working on a proposed course change for the 2013 event that will further enhance the world renowned beauty and scenic reputation of its course, as well as adding to the enjoyment of participants in the Marathon and Half Marathon events.
Subject to all relevant authorities' approvals, the course change will take in the majestic views of Auckland City from the Southbound lanes of the Northern Busway from Smales Farm bus station right through to, and over the Southbound extension lanes of the Auckland Harbour Bridge, off at Shelly Beach Road connecting up to Sarsfield St and continuing along the current course down Curran St and around Westhaven Drive.
Should the proposed course change not be viable, for whatever reason, then the race course used in 2012, and previous years, will be used for the 2013 event.
New 2013 Charity Programme
We are pleased to have introduced a new charity programme to the adidas Auckland Marathon for 2013. Our goal is to make the adidas Auckland Marathon one of the biggest charity fundraising events in the world, and we need your help to do this. There are two ways to get involved…
Go gold – adidas Auckland Marathon Golden Charity Entries
As a part of the Charity Programme, we are excited to offer a VIP experience, the Golden Charity Entries. are limited to just a handful of runners and are the most exclusive entries available in the race.
With a Golden Charity Entry you'll receive free training plans and support, fundraising tips, and an exclusive gold bib to wear on race day. If you want to find out more about the Golden Charity Entries and sign up for one, click here. All of the charities below have Golden Entries, be quick because they are in very limited supply!
Alternatively, if you get an entry in the race through the public entry system why not raise funds anyway, even if it's a couple of hundred dollars? Just get in touch with any of the charities above or another close to your heart and let them know you'd like to run on their behalf.
Interested in finding out more? Go to the following link for more information on getting involved in the adidas Auckland Marathon Charity Programme.
Breathe easy with the Nissan Leaf
The adidas Auckland Marathon is thrilled to welcome Nissan New Zealand on board as the exclusive vehicle sponsor for the event.
Runners pounding the pavements may have already caught sight of the two Nissan X-Trail vehicles presented to marathon organisers - the first of a number of initiatives set to be announced in coming months involving Nissan's innovative fleet. Keep an eye out too, for the zero emissions all electric Nissan Leaf that will be our lead car for the marathon. It's a distinctive blue colour and carries the "Breathe Easy" slogan."
adidas Auckland Marathon Managing Director Stephen Brown says Nissan provides an exciting addition to the event's sponsor family. "The extensive and impressive range of new Nissan models, along with the company's experience in activation and leveraging major international marathons such as the prestigious New York Marathon provides our event with unique expertise and some exciting new initiatives."
Nissan New Zealand Managing Director John Manley says the company is thrilled to have signed a three-race partnership with New Zealand's premier road race.
"We've seen this event grow to become one of Auckland and New Zealand's most anticipated annual events and Nissan New Zealand is pleased to be able to offer the adidas Auckland Marathon team some practical solutions as part of our sponsorship which we know will assist them hugely to meet their goals."
Runners can breathe easy knowing that this year's official race car, the Nissan LEAF, runs completely on electricity, and will easily outdistance our best runners without emitting irritating diesel or petrol fumes.
Keep your eyes peeled for further announcements from Nissan New Zealand as we move closer to the start-line.
Introducing adidas #mygirls
Feeling a bit daunted by the task ahead? It might help to know that a team of six inspiring New Zealand superwomen are right there with you. The adidas #mygirls will be training, blogging, facebooking and tweeting right up to the big day – when they'll be running alongside you. They are modelling guru Sarah Tetro, hockey legend Honor Carter, TV stars Nicole Whippy and Natalie Medlock, The Crowd Goes Wild reporter Meghan Mutrie and blogger and journalist Bronwyn Williams. Meet them at www.facebook.com/mygirlsnz.
Buddy up with adiRun
As well as your newest virtual training buddies, make a few real ones with the adiRun training club in Newmarket. Every Tuesday evening, marathon training becomes a team sport as runners from all over Auckland get together for a bit of camaraderie and some expert guidance. Just turn up at the adidas store at 312 Broadway from 5.30pm, ready to set out at 6pm on a training run that suits you.
adidas Auckland Marathon adds Power to its Sponsor Family
Nissan New Zealand is excited to be the new, exclusive vehicle sponsor of the adidas Auckland Marathon.
Nissan New Zealand recently presented marathon organisers with two of its X-Trail vehicles.
These serious SUVs are just a warm up for the main event – with more great initiatives involving Nissan's innovative fleet set to be announced in the lead up to race day.
Nissan New Zealand Managing Director, John Manley, says the company is thrilled to have signed a three-race partnership with New Zealand's Premier Road Race.
"We've seen this event grow to become one of Auckland and New Zealand's most anticipated annual events and Nissan New Zealand is pleased to be able to offer the adidas Auckland Marathon team some practical solutions as part of our sponsorship which we know will assist them hugely to meet their goals."
adidas Auckland Marathon features at the 2012 Los Angeles Marathon
adidas Auckland Marathon in association with ATEED, Tourism New Zealand and Air New Zealand has exhibited at this year's Los Angeles marathon expo. The Los Angeles marathon has over 23,000 participants.
Managing Director, Stephen Brown, said. "We were pleased to have the opportunity to promote the adidas Auckland Marathon in the USA for the second time and market New Zealand's Premier Road Race to a North American audience. LA and Auckland have a close association in being Sister Cities. Approximately 35,000 visitors went through the venue over the two days. We aim to further develop our presence at LA Marathon over the next few years."
The adidas Auckland Marathon thanks ATEED, Tourism New Zealand and Air New Zealand for assisting them to the 2012 LA Marathon.
adidas Auckland Marathon course is officially certified to IAAF standard
The adidas Auckland Marathon course is officially certified by the International Association of Athletic Federations (IAAF). The adidas Auckland Marathon course and times can be used to qualify for other International Events including Olympic and Commonwealth Games, World Championships and other major International Marathon and Half Marathon events. The Half Marathon and Quarter Marathon courses are also fully certified by the IAASF and AIMS
adidas Auckland Marathon secures three more years of sponsorship
adidas has extended its sponsorship deal with the adidas Auckland Marathon for another three years, making it a decade-long commitment.
adidas become the naming sponsor of the Auckland Marathon, New Zealand's premier running event, in 2004. It has now committed to supporting the adidas Auckland Marathon until 2014.
"We're very proud to put our name to the adidas Auckland Marathon," says adidas' New Zealand country manager, David Huggett.
"It's a perfect fit for adidas as running is one of our key areas of focus globally, and we pride ourselves on setting the standard for the particular needs of the sport.
adidas Auckland Marathon managing director Stephen Brown says the Auckland Marathon, which dates back to 1992, has gone from strength to strength during adidas' period of sponsorship.
"adidas' sponsorship has enabled us to expand the marathon and take it to a truly global stage. This year's marathon field will be largest assembled in New Zealand for 17 years. The confidence of knowing that our valuable relationship with adidas will continue for the next three years will help us to plan ahead with certainty and continue to grow."
adidas Auckland Marathon gains AIMS full membership status
The adidas Auckland Marathon has become a full member of the Association of International Marathons and Distance Races (AIMS), the global body that fosters and promotes distance running throughout the world. AIMS works with the International Association of Athletic Federations (IAAF) on all matters relating to international road races to exchange information, knowledge and expertise among members of the association. AIMS is an association of more than 300 race organisations located in over 90 countries.


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Newly admitted students take to social media to share their college acceptance letters.
April may kick off with a string of pranks and hoaxes, but after the fools had their day, high school students turned their attention to some serious business: college admissions.
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Saturday marked 31 years since the death of Satchel Paige, the legendary pitcher who played baseball in both the Negro Leagues and the majors. As the calendar moved closer to the anniversary, I was moved to review old files about this marvelous talent with a contradictory memory and a hopping fastball that baffled all hitters. Many of those batters were major leaguers, with whom Paige was not allowed to play until he was 42.
In the early 1980s, an introduction to a successful minor league owner led me to Springfield, Ill., one chilly April day to spend an afternoon with Paige. The Springfield Redbirds, owned by A. Ray Smith, a genial Oklahoman, were about to begin their season; Paige had been hired as a special advisor.
Smith loved having him in the clubhouse. He could justify keeping Paige on the payroll to amuse young players with sage advice, and it certainly didn't hurt the gate to have the pitching great hanging around.
On the day Paige and I talked — my tape recording, when transcribed, filled 21 double-spaced pages — Pagie was in a good mood, but he had reached the point where his bones ached and he had serious stomach problems. Nonetheless, he was as colorful as his reputed image.
He spoke with a seasoned softness and his vernacular was charming and delightful. He made a lot of sense, owing to his worldly exposure. He had grown up in Mobile, Ala., but had seen every corner of the country and been introduced to people of all walks of life. He was not formally educated, but when it came to life and its mutabilities, he was an expert. He had been around, and his street sense was honed and wizened. His conversation was laced with the dialect of his native tongue from the segregated times that shaped his early life.
I have never enjoyed a conversation more than the one with Paige on that day in the town where Abraham Lincoln rests in peace. Paige spoke insightfully. He invoked philosophy as he talked, using his familiar aphorisms for which he was famous. One of them about staying away from fried foods — "they angry up the blood" — had become a problem in his late years. His stomach was "always acting up."
The memorable vignettes of his life remain enticing to those who appreciate baseball lore. One example is Paige telling his infielders to sit down and then routinely striking out the side. Legend has it he did that quite often. Then there is pitching nine-inning games four or five days a week. Or playing for Bismarck, N.D., when his team won the National Baseball Congress tournament in seven straight games. Paige won four of them and pitched in relief in a fifth game. He struck out 60 batters.
Paige was given to embellishment, but he was so popular that a lot of people, including his teammates, were happy to endorse any myths. Josh Gibson, the legendary slugger from Buena Vista, struck out with the bases loaded in the sixth inning against Paige in the Negro World Series in 1942. In his autobiography, Paige — who enjoyed being the showman — said the strikeout came in the ninth.
Bill Veeck, owner of the Cleveland Indians at the time, signed Paige to a big league contract in 1948, making him the first black pitcher in the American League. The Indians won the World Series and Paige pitched briefly in one inning.
In 2010, Sports Illustrated writer Joe Posnanski argued that Paige threw harder than anybody in history, basing his argument on the opinion of big leaguers who saw and/or played against him in his prime. Joe DiMaggio said Satchel was the best he ever faced. Bob Feller admitted he was the best he ever saw. Dizzy Dean commented that Paige's fastball made his own look like a changeup.
In our conversation, Paige spoke modestly but believed he could have beaten the best if he had been given the opportunity. What he enjoyed reminiscing about most was the second game he started in the majors, a shutout against the White Sox in Chicago. (Veeck brought Satchel to Cleveland to work in relief, but manager Lou Boudreau used him as a starter.) The paid attendance that day was 52,013, but fans stormed the gates and overwhelmed the ticket takers to overflow Comiskey Park.
"They were saying I wasn't gonna hold up (for nine innings)," Paige recalled. "I could hear it in Chicago's dugout, 'He's too old.' So 'round the fifth or sixth inning, it was the same. I shut 'em out. Goodness alive. ... I didn't have no clothes on at all when I got to the dugout. (Fans) had tore my clothes off. They was coming from all parts (of the stadium). Jumped over the box seats and just ripping my clothes and my hat. They took my hat, my glove. I had to get everything new to start again."
Not long after our interview, I was in Kansas City and went by to see him. Less than a month from his 76th birthday, Paige was too sickly to talk. His wife met me at the door and said, "He's got no more energy left." She was right. He died a few weeks later.
Loran Smith is a contributing columnist for The Daily Citizen. You can write to him at email@example.com.


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PHOENIX, Ariz. — Jayne D. Tinney Danylchuk, age 39, of Phoenix, Ariz., died unexpectedly of probable spinal meningitis, Thursday, Dec. 20, 2012, at St. Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix, Ariz.
She was born June 28, 1973, in Conneaut, Ohio, a daughter of Robert J. Tinney and Christine (Cheney) Tinney. A 1991 graduate of Conneaut High School, she was a Veteran of the military, serving 8 years and 4 months in the United States Air Force. She completed her Associate Degree in Criminal Justice through the University of Phoenix.
Jayne had a love for dogs, fostering several over the years. Jayne enjoyed the water; many weekends were spent at Elephant Butte Lake in New Mexico with her closest friend, Roberta. Jayne enjoyed outdoor activities including hiking and rock climbing. As a child, she enjoyed family camping trips in the Allegany Mountains, Pa. Jayne also enjoyed bowling, cooking, watching movies and listening to music, one of her favorites was "Ain't No Sunshine When She's Gone".
Although Jayne did not have children of her own, the love she had for her niece and nephews she expressed sincerely. Living away from her family, she requested pictures and updates often. Jayne was a caring, giving and beautiful person, who had a free spirit and a loving heart. Jayne is loved by her family and friends and will be missed dearly.
Jayne is survived by her parents, Christine Tinney of Geneva and Robert Tinney (Carmel) of Conneaut; sisters, twin Jill (Gregory) Miniard of Geneva and Sara Forester of Conneaut; brother-in-law, Wayne (Jeannie) Rice of Albion, Pa.; niece and nephews, Christopher Jr. and Logan Forester, and Jillian and Shayne Miniard; step-nephews, Brandon Rice and Dawson Butts; and Chelsea Loucks.
She was preceded in death by her sister, Sandra L. (Tinney) Rice; and grandparents, Lucinda and Russell Cheney, and Connie and Carl Tinney; and her two beloved dogs, "Abby and Mac."
Funeral Service will be 3 p.m., Saturday, Jan. 5th, at MARCY FUNERAL HOME AND CREMATION CENTER, 208 Liberty St., Conneaut, with Tim Kraus, of the Church of Christ, officiating.
Friends may call from 1 to 3 p.m., Saturday, at the Funeral Home.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Animal Protective League. Envelopes will be available at the funeral home.
Obituary and condolences at www.marcyfuneralhome.com and starbeacon.com.


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The latest release features improved device access, improved virtualization.
Red Hat Inc. announced the release of Fedora 13, the Linux distro and with it comes a list of new features that enhance performance, access and quality assurance.
Fedora 13 contains an improved installer interface that handles partitioning, driver installation, and storage devices more efficiently. Packaged software will allow for scheduled backups, automatic photo import and management.
Fedora 13 also gets improved driver support in the form of automatic printer driver installs and improved 3D graphics drivers for Intel, Nvidia and ATI video cards.
Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) is now more efficient, as is performance on large-scale multiprocessor systems. Its now possible to for virtual machines to use the same physical network interface cards as the host OS.
Mixed library debugging within GNU debugger (gdb) is now more comprehensive and the SystemTap utility now supports static probes, which allow application developers to abserve how their code interacts with system resources. SystemTap also includes scripts that show Python activity across the entire system and monitor Python call and return functions. These tools make it easier to identify choke points that occur between an application and its function calls. Both Python 2.6 and Python 3 are included in Fedora 13.
On the filesystem front, Fedora supports Btrfs, with added support to filesystem snapshots. Snapshots allow the system to be reverted to a previous state.
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Marjorie O. (Weldon) Choate, our beautiful mother passed away on Thursday, July 25, 2013 at the age of nearly 91.
She was born August 28, 1922 in Port Arthur, Texas to Eula and Edward Weldon. She is now with her beloved husband, Charles "Emery" Choate, her son, Christopher Ray Choate, her parents and step-father Ray Faulkner, and her two brothers, Edward Weldon, and James Weldon.
She is survived by her sister, Willie B. Gonsoulin of Houston and children, Mary Beth Lettiere (Michael), Orting, WA, Michael Choate (Julie), Groves, TX, Patrick Choate (Julie), Golden, CO, Donna Choate, Pt. Neches, TX, Joseph Choate, Groves, TX and daughter-in-law, Pam Choate, Pt. Neches, TX. She is also survived by her grandchildren, Dominic Lettiere (Wendy), Tania Chambers (Jason),Karen Collier (Tad), Aaron Lettiere (Alyssa), Kevin Choate, Cathy Broussard (JoJo), Timothy Choate, Sarah Picou (Richard), and Paul Choate. She is also survived by fourteen great grandchildren, Andrew, Grace and Ethan (Dominic), Isabella, and Emilia (Aaron), Claire, and Cole (Cathy), Austin, Haleigh, Jacob, and Mathew (Sarah), Nathan (Tania), Colten and Jordan,(Karen); and her nieces and nephews.
Marjorie attended St. Mary Schools and at the age of thirteen, began her career as church organist. She graduated valedictorian from St. Mary High School in 1940. She went on to Port Arthur College, before she married Charles Emery Choate and traveled with him while he was in the Navy, during World War II. She worked as a secretary to Mr. Land, of the Polaroid Land Camera fame, during her travels on the East Coast during the war.
She and Emery started their family in 1946. In 1951, she reestablished herself as church organist at Immaculate Conception Church, in Groves, TX for 56 years. She was active in the Mother's Club at I.C.S., The Altar Society and Church Choir at Immaculate Conception. She also belonged to the Diocese of Beaumont Choir and Biblical Study Group. She was a Den Mother, in the Cub Scouts, and a long-time member of the Golden Triangle Organ Club.
She was a loving and devoted wife and mother and a friend to many. She will be greatly missed.
Visitation will be held at Levingston Funeral Home in Groves, TX on Sunday, July 28th from 5:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. The rosary will be recited at 7:00 p.m. The Funeral Services will be held on Monday, July 29th at Immaculate Conception Church in Groves at 11:00 a.m. Graveside services will be at Greenlawn Memorial Park.
The best thing to hold onto in life is each other. May God bless you and your loved one.
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By Sarah Hogsed
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A recent ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court on warrantless blood tests touched on Fourth Amendment issues brought up in a Madison County drunken driving case last year.
In the Missouri case taken up by the Supreme Court, a man stopped on suspicion of drunken driving refused Breathalyzer and blood tests. The police officer took him to a local medical facility and directed the staff to draw the man's blood. The officer did not obtain a search warrant for the procedure.
The U.S. Supreme Court, in an 8-1 decision, upheld a lower court's ruling to throw out the blood test as evidence. The state of Missouri argued that any wait to obtain a warrant for a blood test in DUI cases would allow more time for the alcohol to dissipate from a suspect's bloodstream, essentially causing a loss of evidence.
Justice Sonia Sotomayor, writing for the majority, pointed out that "some delay between the time of arrest or accident and time of the test is inevitable regardless of whether a warrant is obtained."
She added that today's technology allows officers to obtain warrants from judges in a matter of minutes using tools such as email and text messaging, especially in DUI cases in which the evidence supporting probable cause is usually simple.
The court agreed there may be cases in which exigent circumstances will allow a warrantless blood draw, however, each case must be judged individually as to whether that is needed.
Ultimately, the court ruled that placing a needle into someone's skin is an invasive search as defined by the U.S. Constitution.
"... Motorists' diminished expectation of privacy does not diminish their privacy interest in preventing a government agent from piercing their skin," Sotomayor wrote. "And though a blood test conducted in a medical setting by trained personnel is less intrusive that other bodily invasions, this Court has never retreated from its recognition that any compelled intrusion into the human body implicates significant, constitutionally protected privacy interests."
Madison County drunken driving case
Prior to the Supreme Court adopting the position that blood tests are a type of intrusive search in DUI cases, Madison District Court Judge Earl-Ray Neal had been using the same reasoning when he ruled on evidence in impaired driving cases.
In early 2012, Neal presided over a case in which a man suspected of drunken driving was given an enhanced, or aggravated, DUI charge because he refused a blood test.
He was not given a Breathalyzer test first because the arresting Richmond Police Department officer believed the machine at the Madison County Detention Center was not operating properly. The officer did not have blood forcibly drawn from the man.
The defendant's attorney asked to court to drop the stepped up charge because the defendant should not have been required to submit to a blood test before a Breathalyzer test.
Neal had thrown out evidence in a similar 2008 case based on his interpretation of the state's implied consent law for motorists. Neal asserted in cases of alcohol intoxication, the less invasive test – a Breathalyzer – should always be performed before a blood test.
"The United States Supreme Court has determined that (the) Fourth Amendment prohibits compelled intrusions into (the) body for blood to be analyzed for alcohol content if intrusions are not justified in the circumstances ..." Neal said in a judicial order from the 2008 case.
Assistant County Attorney Jud Patterson halted prosecution in the 2012 case and asked Madison Circuit Court to weigh in on the issue.
"The Commonwealth is unable to proceed in DUI prosecutions where it is unsure or unclear about what law applies to when and how an officer must administer tests of a person's breath, blood or urine," Patterson wrote.
Madison Circuit Judge Jean C. Logue ruled that the state's implied consent law does not state that one test – blood, breath or urine – must be performed before the other. She issued a writ of prohibition, a judicial order that prohibits Neal "from ruling that a police officer must first attempt a breath test in cases where there's no evidence of intoxication other than alcohol," Patterson wrote in the motion for the writ.
Changes in technology affects the law
The writ of prohibition still stands, and Neal declined to comment on specifics surrounding Logue's ruling or the 2012 drunken driving case, which was resolved in a different division of Madison District Court.
However, Neal said he agrees with the Supreme Court's position that technology now allows judges and law enforcement to move quickly to obtain warrants while also safeguarding citizens' constitutional rights.
"Technology has completely changed the practice of law," Neal said.
Neal said the 25th Judicial Circuit, which covers Madison and Clark counties, has a team of judges who are available to law enforcement officials "24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year."
"It doesn't take any time these days to get an arrest warrant or search warrant," Neal said.
Neal said the judges use smartphones, tablets, email and messaging to move quickly on warrants and emergency protective orders for victims of domestic violence.
In the past, once arrest warrants were signed by a judge, it could take nearly three days before they were placed in the computer system. But with the new "e-warrant" system that's been in use in Madison County for more than a year, it can take as little as 15 minutes to get a signed warrant into the nationwide police database, Neal said.
The state court system also is moving toward an electronic filing system, similar to what already is in use in the federal courts, Neal said.
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Funeral services for Mr. James "Benny" Christopher of Butler, AL will be held Saturday, May 16, 2009 at 11:00AM from the First United Methodist Church of Butler, with burial in the Butler City Cemetery.
Christopher, age 55 died at his home in Butler suddenly May 14, 2009. Mr. Christopher is survived by his wife- Melissa Jenkins Christopher of Butler.
Parents: James & Ann Christopher of Butler
One Brother: Stephen P. (Julie) Christopher of Madison, MS
Two Sisters: Charlotte C. (Eddie) Pope of Butler, AL
Cynthia C. (Carter) Guice of Mandeville, LA
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---- — To the editor:
I would like to respond to Amanda Kesterson's recent letter to the editor ("Let security hearing spark more input," the Times, Monday, April 1).
I believe it is in part a response to the following comment I made at the recent hearing concerning her proposal to have an armed guard at each of our schools:
"I would like to begin by expressing my disappointment with the school committee for holding this hearing. The threshold of gathering 250 signatures in a petition is part of the democratic process, to make sure we all have an equal voice. Foregoing that process out of fear or influence creates an inequity of our voices."
I have since learned that the threshold is only 150 signatures. I apologize for the error in my statement.
I believe it is important to follow due process, as laid out in our city's charter. Joe Orlando kindly informed me that the charter is silent on electronic signatures. That being the case, our city officials need to clarify how it handles electronic signatures.
There are steps to make electronic signatures legal and binding. The standard to which we hold such petitions should be clarified before any are accepted. I ask that our officials please address these issues soon.
Do I want to stifle conversation? No. There are several alternative steps the School Committee could have taken. They could have asked Ms. Kesterson to return with a paper petition before granting her a hearing.
By the time of the hearing, she had collected more than enough signatures. Given Ms. Kesterson's tenacity I am all but certain the delay would have only been a week or two, but that delay would have lent the process credibility. Or the School Committee could have decided to hold a hearing not based on her proposal, but on safety and security in the schools in a broader sense. In either instance the safety of our children would have been discussed.
Why does this matter? It matters because process matters.
If Ms. Kesterson were a newcomer to town, had she no connections, were her name not known, would the school committee have granted her a hearing without a proper petition? I think not.
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Complement your Burmese discoveries with two nights in Maymyo (now known by the locals as Pyin Oo Lwin). Maymyo is a "hill station," a retreat favored by the British and other European expatriate residents of Burma due to its pleasant hilltop location. European influence is readily evident in the Colonial architecture that pervades the town. Then travel to Inle Lake, relaxing by the serene waters and experiencing the unique blend of local culture as you meet the hill tribes and other indigenous people who make their home on the lake's shores.
- It's Included:
- Roundtrip airfare between Maymo and Mandalay, and Heho and Bangkok
- Accommodations: for 2 nights in Maymyo at the Hotel Pyin Oo Lwin or similar, for 3 nights near Inle Lake at the Inle Resort or similar, and for 1 night at Best Western Premier Amaranth or similar
- 13 meals: 6 breakfasts, 4 lunches, and 3 dinners (including 1 Home-Hosted Lunch)
- Included tours: Maymyo, Nyaung Shwe, Inle Lake
- Exclusive services of an experienced Grand Circle Program Director
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hiddenDay 1Mandalay • Maymyo Botanical Garden
After your Burma & the Irrawaddy River: Bagan to Mandalay trip, transfer from Mandalay to Maymo today, setting off on a visit to the Aung Chan Tha flower market en route. After lunch together at a waterfall resort, arrive in Maymyo for a tour of the Botanical Gardens and aviary. We enjoy dinner together at a local restaurant this evening.
hiddenDay 2Maymyo • Nepalese village tour • Pyil Chit Pagoda • Horse-drawn carriage ride
This morning, we visit a Nepali village, where we observe milking, tour the Hindu Temple, enjoy a discussion with a Hindu Priest, and visit the local sweets shop.
This afternoon, we round out discoveries of religious life here with visits to the gilded Pyi Chit Pagoda and the Chinese Temple built by Yunanese immigrants.
As you walk through Maymyo you'll be sure to notice that one of the most popular forms of transportation is by horse-drawn carriage. Today you'll try it out for yourself during a morning ride through the town's lively marketplace, where you'll have the chance to meet with the local residents and catch a glimpse of their daily routine.
hiddenDay 3Maymyo • Heho • Nyaung Shwe • Inle Lake
Transfer to Mandalay for your flight to Heho, your gateway to Inle Lake. On your way to the lake, you'll visit Shwe Yan Pyay monastery, a teak wood structure built on stilts where, as a rite of passage, boys from the surrounding area must spend a period of time in training as a novice monk, to learn about Buddhism and to experience the monastic life. The monastery is also known for its large, photogenic, oval-shaped windows, where the novices are known to playfully pose for passing photographers.
Then travel to Nyaung Shwe, a town near Inle Lake that serves as an important center of activity for travelers and local traders alike. Here, you'll enjoy lunch at a local restaurant and tour a Burmese vineyard before transferring to your lakeside accommodations. After settling into your hotel, you can join a boat ride on Inle Lake. You'll see some of the lake's iconic floating gardens, an ingenious invention of the local Intha people to take advantage of the lake as an endless supply of fresh water to support their crops. You'll then meet some of the Intha people during a visit to one of their villages on the shore of the lake.
hiddenDay 4Inle Lake tour • Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda
Spend the day discovering the treasures of Inle Lake. Begin with a tour of Nga Phe Kyaung Monastery. Then travel to Nampan village to observe local craftsmen at work, including cigar-making, boat-building, and lotus fabric-weaving.
After lunch at a local restaurant, you can walk to the nearby Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda, which is home to five small Buddha statues that are so heavily gilded, you can barely make out their original shapes. Once a year, four of the statues are loaded onto an elaborately decorated royal barge for an 18-day tour of the villages lining the shore of the lake.
Then, travel to Ywama Village, where you'll meet Burma's long-neck hill tribe women, known for their use of brass rings to lengthen their necks. You'll visit them at a parasol workshop before returning to your hotel for the day.
hiddenDay 5Inle Lake • Optional Burmese Vineyard tour
Today is yours to spend at leisure. Or, join an optional tour to a local vineyard, where you'll learn about Burma's burgeoning wine industry during a tour of a grape farm, followed by an in-depth introduction to the wine-making process. You'll have lunch at the vineyard, which is included in the price of the optional tour. Then, return to the hotel, where you'll have the rest of the day at leisure. Dinner is on your own.
hiddenDay 6Heho • Rangoon • Bangkok
Transfer to Heho today for your flight to Rangoon, where you'll enjoy lunch at a local restaurant, followed by a visit to Kandawgyi Garden, an idyllic 260-acre nature park in the center of the city that features shady trees, colorful flowers, and a large, peaceful lake.
Then, transfer to the airport for your flight to Bangkok.
hiddenDay 7Bangkok • Return to U.S.
Board your flight home this morning.


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---- — KINGSTON - It's time to see and hear what Voices of Distinction has up its sleeve this coming Friday and Saturday evening, December 7 and 8, at 8:00 p.m., with the annual holiday spectacular, "Peace on Earth…the Sounds of Christmas".
This talented community chorus, under the musical direction of Danny Smith, will delight audiences with the choral sounds of Christmas in a way that only can be found inside the walls of the Church on the Plains in Kingston. For ninety minutes, it's something different, something special, and something amazing. Come and see why Voices has been around for over a decade and why "Peace on Earth" has become a holiday tradition for so many. Tickets are $18.00 at the door.
For more information, visit www.voicesofdistinction.org, or call 603-642-5262.


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First the Olympics and now National Day — China is once more tightening the screws on foreigners living in Beijing, with random identity checks and restrictions on movement, because of worries about security ahead of the 60th anniversary of the Communist Party coming to power, on Oct. 1.
Of course for Chinese, the burden is far heavier when it comes to these controls. Foreigners are generally given much more leeway in China, possibly because many police are uncomfortable dealing with the hassle of language and cultural barriers.
But those who live in the alleyways close to Beijing's main thoroughfare, Changan Avenue, are in the heightened security zone on either side of the military parade that will be the centerpiece of the day's celebrations.
Instead, foreigners are being given an order that offers a humourous but sharp reminder of how authoritarian China's government can still sometimes be.
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By Zhou Xin
As the world watches how Beijing's $585 billion stimulus package can create opportunities for investors, they might be overlooking another mini-stimulus that is coming in a matter of weeks: the lavish celebration the government will be staging to mark the 60th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China on Oct. 1.
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The normalization of Apple
There's been a lot of great stuff written about the recent Apple management shake-up that saw Scott Forstall removed as head of iOS and his portfolio re-distributed to Jony Ive (design), Craig Frederighi (software), and Eddy Cue (services).
That last one in particular, by Michael Lopp, talks to the important of disruption and how it is vital to success.
The word that worried me the most in the press release was in the first sentence. The word was "collaboration". Close your eyes and imagine a meeting with Steve Jobs. Imagine how it proceeds and how decisions are made. Does the word collaboration ever enter your mind? Not mine. I'm just sitting there on pins and needles waiting for the guy to explode and rip us to shreds because we phoned it in on a seemingly unimportant icon.
Consensus is said to be the opposite of leadership, but collaboration is a tool to achieve normalization. Under Steve Jobs, the power of personality literally revolutionized the consumer electronic world. Under Scott Forstall, the power of personality literally changed the mobile experience of a generation. Yet with incredible highs come incredible lows. Success, like everything, has a price. And that price is equal and opposite failure. MobileMe, iOS 6 Maps, Siri reliability -- the list is well known.
Absent Steve Jobs, and now absent Scott Forstall, we may have lost Apple's highest highs and the greatest greats. But we may also have lost the lowest lows and worst of the worsts that came with them. Instead of Star Wars under Lucas, we'll have Star Wars under Disney. Instead of Kubrick, we'll have Pixar.
Just like Steve Jobs did with product grids, Tim Cook has now done with people. There will still be great things, and still be terrible things, but the chances of both will be lessened by collaboration and committee.
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lol, whats the difference between mobile and portable, lack of a better word?
Hey, I am an Apple fanatic and aspiring blogger. How can I contact you specifically, Rene, to talk? E-Mail?
A mobile device is something that you can take with you anywhere and use with relative ease. The iPhone and iPod Touch, and *possibly* iPad Mini are such devices.
A "Portable" device, such as a MacBook Pro, while you can take it with you most places, the ease of use drops in many places. You really need to be stationary to use it.
Re: "...collaboration is a tool to achieve normalization."
Yup. It certainly sounds like Forstall was not a team player. Not a collaborator. That poisoned the relationships between him and his team and the other Apple executives and their teams. Tim had to fix things to allow Apple's management to move ahead, so buh-bye Scott.
And it makes a ton of sense to put Ive in charge of software UX design as well as hardware design. One of Apple's major strengths is the smooth integration of hardware, software, and services in their products. Best to have one single guiding intellect behind Mac, OS X, iDevice, and iOS design. Especially one as ego-free, thoughtful, and end-user-focused as Ive.
The real question is how well can Ive translate his hardware design prowess to software UI prowess. Software UI isn't just how pretty the OS looks but how well it works underneath (software design / engineering).
Holy typos Batman! Come on Rene, your professionalism usually leads to a much better proof read then this article received.
Nice article Rene... Hopefully Jony will breathe some new life into iOS.
I think that's putting a lot of assumptions into a single word, but it's an interesting article that makes you think.
In my view tablet and computer technology is growing so quickly with so much integration of services and hardware that "power of personality" wasn't going to cut it anymore.
I've just looked at my iPhone 3G on iOS 4 and it's amazing - despite what many claim - how far we came in a few years. "Personality" was good to launch the original phone (which didn't even run apps) and go a little from there. From there on collaboration has to kick in, it's inevitable.
We demand so much more now - it's not just Apple, Google also didn't deliver much change in their latest OS and some of it's key features - e.g. photo sphere - don't work that well at all.
A leaner, more collaborative Apple, might be just the thing to take it to the next level.
21Million for a clock design seems like another iOS goof.
Collaboration is what you do when you don't have a leader with a VISION.
In conclusion, committee and collaboration relegate us to somewhere between mediocrity and just-average...
Well it was a good ride while it lasted.
Collaboration is democracy .... DUDES,,,, historically democracy is, what always evolution the dictatorship
In this case, "normalization" is an euphemism for "mediocretization".
I don't agree. Steve Jobs said on multi occasions that he saw the type of collaboration of the Beatles as the model for the Apple executive team. If Steve F wasn't going to work as part of the band, then you kick him out of the band.


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[Omnicat] <Nyaa> Shh, no tears. Only dreams now.
[Omnicat] <Nyaa> We will of course be playing Star Citizen. If you have a game package with alpha access, you can join our subversion efforts right here. See you in the 'verse!
[Sticky] <Daiz> It's all over. This is the end.
[Sticky] <furzee> This website has been sold to the japanese government, data purging will begin in 24 hours from now. RIP NT.
[Sticky] <herkz> rip nt
[07-31, 23:41] <Licker94> sheet, good that I got my queen's blade in right time. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
[07-31, 23:41] <shaddar91> T-T
[07-31, 23:25] <SneakiestNEG> You traitor admins! They bribed you with a Prius didn't they!
[07-31, 23:24] <SneakiestNEG> You know corporate firewall blocks piratebay but nobody seems to have heard of nyaa. Security through obscurity indeed.
[07-31, 23:23] <choconeko> sayonara NT, i am very grateful for the years of anime with you
[07-31, 23:22] <SneakiestNEG> The new standard of anime piracy: mobile phone cams put on youtube. You have 15 seconds before the bots take it down.
[07-31, 23:22] <TheCatWalk> Would be funny if the Japanese Government are just like "PSYCH, You just got PUNKED"?
[07-31, 23:19] <MisClub> plizzzz.... dont kill sukebeii :(
[07-31, 23:17] <Ansatsu247> You know strangely enough, they havent mentioned taking down Tokyo Toshokan. Lol. What screw ups.
[07-31, 23:12] <Yagami11> Staff, you are going to Moon?
[07-31, 23:11] <Yagami11> nyaa.eu is worth $ 11,759,040.00, damn...
[07-31, 23:09] <TheCatWalk> well both AU and Animetake took a stance of 'No we are not taking our site down..NO'
[07-31, 23:08] <Yagami11> Save the one, save the all...
[07-31, 23:07] <lifebaka> We're doomed, BakaYuusha. No one knows how to read.
[07-31, 23:05] <BakaYuusha> No it says 24 hours from now. So every time you read that message you have at least another 24 hours.
[07-31, 23:04] <ilight7> T_T
[07-31, 23:04] <paulo27ms> nyaa why, can i donate money to save you?
[07-31, 23:03] <Yagami11> downloading xd
[07-31, 23:02] <Res> 58 minutes to go??
[07-31, 23:02] <Yagami11> So exacly what hour will be that shut down, cuz i doanload smth?^^
[07-31, 22:59] <MoJo-X> The Scurvy Pirate Code will forever be within us. In Piracy we trust,
[07-31, 22:58] <Yagami11> subs.ru i think
[07-31, 22:53] <Krissen94> Anyone know about a good site where I can download subs for anime?
[07-31, 22:51] <TheCatWalk> It's all ogre now~
[07-31, 22:50] <ranma6899> ill miss nt
[07-31, 22:48] <goldenyears> Troll is so deliciou.us
[07-31, 22:48] <ara ara> so, they started cutting Hydra's heads, huh. But remember, for every head cut, two new heads appear. It is a battle, doomed from the start
[07-31, 22:47] <Hobichan> we will keep doing this for the next 5 months
[07-31, 22:46] <Yagami11> after 5 months you will be back?
[07-31, 22:43] <TheCatWalk> 5 months off doomsday coming up...gawd i hate crunchyroll
[07-31, 22:40] <DmonHiro> ...we're still doing this?
[07-31, 22:38] <Yagami11> hope another torrent site will luch after shut don ;)
[07-31, 22:34] <MoJo-X> Exactly! Youtube quality ftw!
[07-31, 22:33] <goldenyears> damn I need new planet for my animes
[07-31, 22:27] <Faggot> This is why I use youtube to get all my animes
[07-31, 22:23] <anon585> Daiz, you're alive!
[07-31, 22:23] <ranma6899> sign out see for yourself
[07-31, 22:20] <TheCatWalk> so like, WHois is saying this site still has a swedish domain and all....is it okay not to cry now?
[07-31, 22:19] <pasokonchan> without anime in my way, i could have a life?
[07-31, 22:19] <Yagami11> Pray to Nyaa, we are lost.
[07-31, 21:56] <Yaru> we're doomed
[07-31, 21:53] <vampiregirl> i'm scared and stresed too
[07-31, 21:52] <OneCrazyRussian> ranma6899, you liar
[07-31, 21:50] <ranma6899> i signed out check something the whole site was gone nothing listed unless your signed in
[07-31, 21:49] <OneCrazyRussian> This is relevant to my question
[07-31, 21:48] <Hobichan> mods pls
[07-31, 21:47] <OneCrazyRussian> opabato9000, I am 40hrs into P3 on PCSX2 (somewhere near 3rd film, btw), but I don't want to redo P4 (I was playing for 15 hours or so) and also I'd want to get the differences between Golden and usual versions in both animation and game
[07-31, 21:47] <opabato9000> of course it's true, nobody lies on the internet
[07-31, 21:44] <Yaru> is that true?
[07-31, 21:43] <Yaru> [Sticky] <furzee> This website has been sold to the japanese government, data purging will begin in 24 hours from now. RIP NT.
[07-31, 21:39] <opabato9000> tried pcsx2 emulator? so you can maybe play persona on pc
[07-31, 21:32] <OneCrazyRussian> SPEAKING ABOUT NG+: I never managed to complete Persona 4 due to my PS2 breaking down, can someone pinpoint what's different about the Animation and how does it feel like "someone is doing NG+ on a livestream"?
[07-31, 21:29] <Yagami11> private tracer?
[07-31, 21:28] <Yagami11> I pray to God, not to let nya shut down ;)
[07-31, 21:28] <OneCrazyRussian> Do not worry, Nyaa will go onto NG+
[07-31, 21:28] <UnbornMVs> Zankyou no Terror anime of the season
[07-31, 21:27] <MoJo-X> Looks like the troll train has begun. It's going to be a long ride for damn sure.
[07-31, 21:23] <nozdrum> with a face like this http://s28.postimg.org/djt0x082l/avatarmoderator.png there's no way they're joking around
[07-31, 21:21] <BakaYuusha> It's already started. The Japanese government has taken out myspace! Oh wait false alarm. It died years ago.
[07-31, 21:21] <Yompy> @Kawaii!! Do I really think Moderators on an internet anime torrent site joke around? No, of course not, Chinese grill cartoons are serious business
[07-31, 21:20] <Kawaii!!> @Yompy Do you really think Nyaa mods joke around?
[07-31, 21:16] <Yompy> So has this actually been sold off or is it a joke?
[07-31, 21:10] <blizzlogit> I will miss ya NYAA!!
[07-31, 21:04] <nozdrum> or you could try some IFO editor and see what's happening in there
[07-31, 21:02] <nozdrum> I don't really know much about all that stuff, usually I try randomly everything I have and works most of the times lol but I wouldn't exclude it could be damaged, if it didn't work even after writing to a physical disc
[07-31, 21:02] <max222> good bye nyaa we will miss you
[07-31, 20:52] <Apashi> Wait, I don't get it. Is it really closing or is everyone joking? I'm not good with anon speak =(
[07-31, 20:49] <Kirby54729> Misterdonut, surely you mean the day 4.0 comes out.
[07-31, 20:46] <[TRVE]> No, it was a copy of a physical disc made by a friend who moved away, so I only have this image and can't access the original. I could buy it, I guess. Oh, and in case you're familiar with PGCEdit, I have all the error messages it gives me here: http://pastebin.com/fQP4CLdf
[07-31, 20:44] <Kumachi9> WE'RE NEVER GOING DOWN
[07-31, 20:42] <kuronekoshit> how about hentai
[07-31, 20:42] <vampiregirl> not invoke the government, because that scares me if
[07-31, 20:39] <nozdrum> could it be that the file was damaged? was it from a torrent? if so try to do force a re-check
[07-31, 20:38] <kuronekoshit> BOM JAPAN PLIS
[07-31, 20:38] <vampiregirl> the website online o.o
[07-31, 20:38] <[TRVE]> DGIndex says "File contains all nulls" and "No data. Check your PIDS."
[07-31, 20:37] <nozdrum> ...
[07-31, 20:36] <kuronekoshit> spaming weaboing plaming nyaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
[07-31, 20:36] <vampiregirl> for I see the online site yet
[07-31, 20:35] <kuronekoshit> RIIIIIIIIIIIIIPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP
[07-31, 20:35] <kenshinsama> I just realized something. With Daiz not around anymore, I'll be losing 95% of my moe intake. Gonna be severely depressed for a while. :(
[07-31, 20:33] <opabato9000> nyaa already dead. this is just a ghost
[07-31, 20:32] <kuronekoshit> nyaa when SHUT DOWN i can wait for that
[07-31, 20:30] <vampiregirl> aww, i´m stresed u__u
[07-31, 20:27] <nozdrum> DGIndex?
[07-31, 20:26] <[TRVE]> MKVmerge freezes.
[07-31, 20:25] <nozdrum> @TRVE did you try dragging the vob in mkvmerge and try to remux in mkv? see what happens
[07-31, 20:23] <Cloudef> Can I piss over the data?
[07-31, 20:22] <Res> i thought daiz was ded
[07-31, 20:21] <RangerArthur> daiz pls
[07-31, 20:19] <Res> LOL! Daaaaiiizzz!
[07-31, 20:18] <bibokun> Is this a joke? How close the site: (
[07-31, 20:17] <[TRVE]> I also cannot rip the image to hard disk. DVD Decrypter "blanks" the "invisible" VOBs, i.e. creates files with 0 KB size. The only thing I could do was to copy the content over with IsoBuster which indeed copies the VOBs, but they cannot be opened by anything. For example, MPC tells me "file cannot be rendered".
[07-31, 20:05] <vampiregirl> Right now the site is still standing. But I'm really stressed
[07-31, 20:02] <MisterDonut> the day nyaa dies is the day SHAFT releases Kizumonogatari


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Jacqueline "Jackie" (Cattaneo) Clark, 71, of Yuma, Ariz., formerly of Mystic, passed away Wednesday, July 17, 2013 in California.
She was born Feb. 27, 1942 at Mt. Pleasant, Penn., the daughter of Jack and Gertrude Hart Cattaneo. During her life she learned to multi-task early raising four boys that were very active in all sports. She learned to do laundry at different times through the day. She also learned to drop off different things at several places in a short time (boys, shoes, clothes, gloves, etc.) as she may have four games at four different playing fields a night. After she learned this, she started to help out at the family business, Clark's Thermogas. After the boys were out of school she thought she knew everything about multi-tasking. She became a nurse, a career that lasted more than 25 years. She married Billy Donald Clark Aug. 13, 1960 in North Lake, Ill.
She was very active in the Order of the Eastern Star and was a state officer. When the family was young they spent their summers camping at the lake. She loved to play bingo and enjoyed traveling. She had lived the last 14 years in Yuma, Ariz.
She is survived by three children, Doyle Clark of Yuma, Ariz., Randy (Londa) Clark of Webster City and Brad (Debbie) Clark of Centerville; nine grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; a sister, Joyce Seddon of Centerville; and a daughter-in-law, Barbara Clark of Yuma, Ariz.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Billy; two sons, Russell and Scott; a sister, Beverly Cattaneo; and her parents.
Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Friday, July 26 at the Lange Funeral Home and Crematory in Centerville with Pastor Kay Singley officiating. Visitation will be from 6-8 p.m. Thursday, July 25 at Lange Funeral Home and Crematory. An Order of the Eastern Star Service will be held at the funeral home Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Burial will be in the Highland Cemetery in Mystic.
A memorial to the family has been established and may be left at Lange Funeral Home and Crematory.
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GENEVA — Elwood "Bud" Clark, age 81, of Geneva, Ohio, passed away Thursday, June 6, 2013, at his residence.
Born June 9, 1931, in Boswell, Pa., he was a son of Blanche (Stillwagon) and William Clark. He married Shirley Martell in Maryland on Sept. 2, 1950.
Bud was the Owner/Operator of the Pure Oil Station in Geneva, and had also worked for Diamond Alkalai and owned State Road Auto Body in Ashtabula. For a short time, he performed for the circus as a fire eater and laid on a bed of nails.
Bud loved country music and enjoyed playing the guitar.
He is survived by his sons, William (Cheryl) Clark of Ashtabula and Dale "Butch" Spory of Pennsylvania; daughters, Pamela Larrison of Geneva, Karen Ice of Tennessee, and Luci (Bud) Pelton of Ashtabula; long-time beloved friend, Daisy Conrad of Geneva; several grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren; sister, Ruth of Boswell, Pa.; and half-brothers, Coke and Dave Fish, both of Akron.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Shirley Clark; infant son, Richard Allen Clark; his parents; and brothers, Kenneth and Jim.
Visitation will be from 2 to 5 p.m. on Sunday, June 9th, at THE BEHM FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, 175 S. Broadway, Geneva.
There will be a Funeral Service for Bud at 5 p.m. Final resting place will be Evergreen Cemetery in Geneva.
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|#61 Subject: POST HERE Posted: 05/24/2009 15:49:35
In response to: Optiow
Yeah, I actually steer clear of most forums in general... seems like most people who post anything anymore just like to troll and such..
sorry for the late reply, I'm "active", but hecktic work week :\
Thanks for the welcome, I'll be keeping an eye on this board!
|#62 Subject: POST HERE Posted: 05/30/2009 22:34:51
In response to: Seandood
So hows it going anyway? are you joined to any other sites other than 1up?
|#63 Subject: POST HERE Posted: 06/01/2009 22:36:35
It's going, another busy "weekend" for me.. pretty lame though, because I'm always running around my town, but never really getting anything done...
I actually registered on a smaller site called Spawnkill, but besides 1up, thats about it.
Have a MySpace and Facebook, but those don't really count for much. I never check them like I used to.
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|#64 Subject: POST HERE Posted: 06/02/2009 02:15:54
In response to: Seandood
I never really go into town anymore, it is just boring now. What is Spawnkill like? I never bothered to get a facebook or myspace, although I have a yahoo account that I have not looked at in weeks.
|#65 Subject: POST HERE Posted: 06/03/2009 06:51:17
...well never mind on that one anyhow, the website destroyed its board and replaced it with a "twitter" icon.. how inappropriate. So it's pretty much just a "look at us" page now, not even a real community.
|#66 Subject: POST HERE Posted: 06/03/2009 22:16:13
In response to: Seandood
That is a bummer. So how are you finding 1up? no doubt you probably think we are all dead users here and it is true, i we are a dying site I think
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|#67 Subject: Re:POST HERE Posted: 06/05/2009 19:29:11
In response to: farscape_21
AHHHHHHH!!! Haven't popped my head in here for a minute... (I also have a not-so-fabulous work schedule...grr) but I had to reply to that...That was freaking hilarious...lame informer...yea, they only take about two months to send out a damn magazine, and then you get the next one like a week later...
And yea, the good clubs are slowly dying off...I'm doing what I can to keep mine alive and running, but oh well. And I sure am tired of seeing 'newest clubs' there off to the right, and they are so dumb, I think my cat could come up with something better.....seriously
|#68 Subject: Re:POST HERE Posted: 06/06/2009 14:15:20
I agree, the clus are slowly dying...even this place is dying, but I shall keep posting here. The problem is that people don't bother to keep their clubs active.
|#69 Subject: POST HERE Posted: 06/12/2009 19:57:40
Sorry Guys some mod I am but I just really haven't had the time to get on like I used to. Thanx to all the people that still post. Gaming wise I haven't really played anything. I've been so busy wit school and my life that I don't really get to play games like I used to. Check this Im still workin on RE 5 not cuz it's hard cuz I seem to go right thru it when I play it. But anyways Wat have you guys been playin
|#70 Subject: POST HERE Posted: 06/12/2009 21:33:53
In response to: Spectre07
?Wat have i been playin?
Well yesterday I recieved Dead Space from Amazon and I also GTA IV, Burnout Paradise, RFOM, tomorrow I will play Bioshock and maybe Killzone 2 or Killzone Liberation...
|#71 Subject: POST HERE Posted: 06/12/2009 23:58:35
In response to: Spectre07
I have been playing Shadow of Rome mostly. I am already an expert at the game, but it is good to keep my skills up. Also I have been playing a bit of God of War here and there.
|#72 Subject: Re:POST HERE Posted: 06/13/2009 00:02:31
Dead Space is godlike, truely a great game
|#73 Subject: Re:POST HERE Posted: 06/13/2009 00:03:57
I've been playing some Call of Duty: World at War, the new map pack is so awesome. If anyopne has this game, and a PS3 contact me, my PSN is Headshot4Rent
|#74 Subject: POST HERE Posted: 06/13/2009 11:55:34
Been playing God of War for the first time, probably going to go and continue that right now.
Not that it's very relevant to much, but I watched a friend play through the end of Mario Galaxy last night. Usually watch him play some when we're hanging out, since I've had trouble trying to get a newer console.
|#75 Subject: POST HERE Posted: 06/13/2009 22:50:47
How are you fnding God of War? do you like it?
|#76 Subject: Re:POST HERE Posted: 06/14/2009 00:24:59
Yeah I also like this game... It is very creepy and is good at creating a very scary environment just like Bioshock. I approach both games the same, slowing entering new area cuz you ever know something is gonna jump right at you...
So far I only completed chapter 1... Some thing that got me wondering is why I heard weird whispering voices in the bathroom area....??
|#77 Subject: Re:POST HERE Posted: 06/14/2009 22:19:45
In response to: eddieMX07
There will be other creepy times like that, during one of the last few chapters you hear ther woman from the intro video sing twinkle twinkle little star for an entire half of the chapter. There is also a huge twist. I love twists
|#78 Subject: Re:POST HERE Posted: 06/14/2009 23:41:15
In response to: Liquid_Ocelot_Wesker
Enough said dude... I think would like to find out the rest for my self.. Spoilers well they kind of spoil the surprise.. But now I'm sure looking for forward to next chapter and twist will make playing this game worthwhile. I also like the Bioshock twist that was a basic.. Would you gladly...?
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|#79 Subject: POST HERE Posted: 06/15/2009 14:17:00
Whoa, this place is getting active again!
|#80 Subject: POST HERE Posted: 06/15/2009 14:21:51
In response to: Optiow
Seems to be getting very active, or active enough anyways.
And God of War is a blast. Should beat it on time to get a discounted new copy of II.
|#81 Subject: POST HERE Posted: 06/15/2009 19:31:44
In response to: Seandood
Awesome! where are you up to exactly?
|#82 Subject: Re:POST HERE Posted: 06/20/2009 00:50:53
dead again?
|#83 Subject: Re:POST HERE Posted: 06/20/2009 17:50:48
In response to: Liquid_Ocelot_Wesker
I am still here.
|#84 Subject: POST HERE Posted: 06/22/2009 12:52:42
Did anyone watch E3? I thought it was great especially the Nintendo conference
|#85 Subject: POST HERE Posted: 06/22/2009 21:25:53
In response to: Lazlowe1984
I never was one for E3.
|#86 Subject: Re:POST HERE Posted: 06/23/2009 21:45:36
No I don't think this club is empty just yet. I mean it does go several days without a comment and that makes it slow but not dead. I always see this club in the top 3 clubs when I log in. That is an empressive feat since most clubs i'm a member of are so empty you can particually see the virtual haystack rolling around...
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|#87 Subject: POST HERE Posted: 06/23/2009 21:52:43
In response to: Lazlowe1984
I only saw Sony's Press Conference while I was in the Presentationj Podium in Home. I only reason I watched it was to see the God of War demo. I hated the fact that this was the last video that was shown. Should have been the opening act... I was also hoping to hear some news about Marvel vs Capcom 2 of the PSN. I mainly wanted to know the exact date this game will be available. Guess I'm gonna have to wait to hear something on the PSB
|#88 Subject: Re:POST HERE Posted: 06/24/2009 00:41:29
Yeah this club will keep going for a long time yet
|#89 Subject: Re:POST HERE Posted: 06/25/2009 20:04:01
Finally a club that's actually doing something - great to see there are "actual" people on here keeping this club running. Games I'm playing right now are: Puzzle Quest Galactrix for the DS and re-playing Dungeons and Dragons Tactics for the PSP.
|#90 Subject: Re:POST HERE Posted: 06/26/2009 00:06:20
In response to: Crusader101
Damn right we are keeping ths place active!
~what are those games like?


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Rewind to junior year in Rosewood, Pennsylvania, to a winter break no one has ever heard about. . . .
Fat snowflakes fall onto manicured lawns, quilted stockings hang over marble fireplaces, and everyone is at peace, especially Hanna, Emily, Aria, and Spencer. Now that Alison's murderer is in jail and A is dead, they can finally relax. Little do they know there's a new A in town. . . .
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Memorial services for James King Rutherford are 1 p.m. Saturday at the First Christian Church, 220 Cherokee Avenue, Langley. Services are entrusted Stephens Memorial Chapel, Pryor.
The family requests that donations be made to the Alzheimer's Association Oklahoma/Arkansas Chapter or to the charity of your choice.
Rutherford, 82, died Nov. 14, in Oklahoma City after suffering from Alzheimer's Disease for over ten years.
Rutherford was born June 6, 1930 in Gaffney, S.C. to James Amis and Mildred Idsardi Rutherford. When he was two years old, they moved to Tulsa. He was a member of the Cincinnati Avenue Christian Church in Tulsa where his father was a pastor. He graduated from Central High School in Tulsa, in 1948 and received a wrestling scholarship to the University of Wyoming. However, he chose to attend, and graduated from, Ozark Christian College in Joplin, Mo.
Rutherford married Norma Jean Burden in 1949. They had three children, James Richard, Julia Carol, and Joel Steven.
Rutherford was an evangelist, held revivals and pastored churches. He helped start and build Riverlawn Christian Church in Wichita, Kan. where he served as pastor for thirteen years. He left Wichita and returned to Tulsa in 1969 and did secular work for years. He was a salesman for Share Corporation of Milwaukee, Wis.
In 1973, Rutherford married his wife of thirty-nine years, Eva Jo Rucker Hale. They lived in Tulsa until they moved to the Grand Lake area in 1980. Rutherford became Pastor of the First Christian Church in Langley, in 1984. He remained there until advancing Alzheimer's Disease forced his retirement in 2008. In 2011, he moved with his wife Eva Jo to Edmond.
Rutherford enjoyed the church and was a tithing advocate. He enjoyed playing golf, bowling, fly, fishing, sailing, playing cards, singing, listening to music, holding revivals, baptizing people, telling jokes, playing jokes, and enjoyed eating good food. Rutherford enjoyed jogging and ran five miles a day until 2002 when a virus attacked his heart. When he was sixty, he won a triathalon event at Grand Lake. He learned to fly when he was in his forties and bought a plane. He flew until Eva Jo made him sell the plane. He and Eva Jo farmed near Langley and owned cattle. The last few years of his life, he and Eva Jo spent time in Oklahoma City where he enjoyed barbeque and other foods prepared by his son-in-law Kent McGuire.
Rutherford served on the board of the Rural Water District Number 6 of Mayes County, was a member of the Friends of the Library in Langley, helped start and support the Grand Lake Community Ministry of Langley. He also went to the Ketchum schools and helped children with their reading.
He was part of a preaching family – his father, two brothers, two sons and five nephews were, or are, preachers.
Rutherford was preceded in death by his parents James and Mildred, infant sister Carol, wife Norma Jean Burden, sister Ann Campbell, nephew Neil Campbell, and his grandson James Daniel Rutherford. He is survived by his wife, Eva Jo; brother Dean Rutherford and wife Pattie of Fresno, Calif., brother Shan Rutherford and wife Karen of Greenwood, Ind., son James R. Rutherford and his wife Sheila of Catoosa; daughter Julia Carol McReynolds of Loveland, Colo.; son Joel S. Rutherford and wife Margaret of Langley; son Jon F. Hale and wife Lynn Kamenitsa of Oak Park, Ill., and daughter Linda Hale McGuire and husband Kent of Oklahoma City; grandchildren Katie Rutherford, Houston Conner, Savannah Snyder, Joshua McReynolds, Amy Green, Jennifer Tompkins, Sarah McReynolds, Megan Spine, Lindsey Sisson, Emily Carroll, Grace Ann Rutherford, Vade Kamenitsa-Hale, Nellie Kamenitsa-Hale, William Dane, III, Wyatt McGuire, eleven great-grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.
Special thanks to Quail Creek Nursing Center and to Physicians' Choice Hospice for providing Jim with months of care when Eva Jo could no longer care for him without assistance.
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Memorial services for James King Rutherford are 1 p.m. Saturday at the First Christian Church, 220 Cherokee Avenue, Langley. Services are entrusted Stephens Memorial Chapel, Pryor.
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The driver of the vehicle, the only passenger in the car, was transported to St. Francis Hospital in Hartford, according to Simsbury police, who did not disclose the driver's identity or the extent of the driver's injuries.
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Portobellos are not so runny if the gills are removed prior to cooking. Just scrape them out with a spoon. This is a quick and easy week night recipe. Add a bit of fresh spinach or some canned artichoke hearts, halved grape tomatoes, cooked and crumbled Italian sausage, anything you like on a regular pizza. You can make it as healthy and low calorie as you like by adding or omitting ingredients.
I love portobello pizzas! They are so good and give me a healthy alternative to satisfy my pizza cravings! I cook the mushroom for 10 minutes at 400 degrees and then add the topping and cook for another 10 minutes. Add whatever your favorite toppings are. I added cooked broccoli the other day just for some extra veggie. Delicious. Update: After reading the reviews, a few people mentioned how watery the mushroom was. A couple suggestions...DO NOT rinse your mushroom off under running water, mushrooms are very absorbent and will just soak up all that water. Just take a cloth or paper towel and brush the dirt off the mushroom. Also, try increasing the oven temp a little bit and cook the mushroom the first time around just a little longer to dry it out more. The mushroom will always be a little watery, but hopefully with those tips it won't be as bad as some have posted.
to avoid a watery mushroom, cook longer (30 min) and hotter (425), turning over once. Add toppings and broil until the cheese melts.
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Amount Per Serving (1 total)
- Calories
- 235 cal
- 12%
- Fat
- 13.6 g
- 21%
- Carbs
- 10.6 g
- 3%
- Protein
- 18.8 g
- 38%
- Cholesterol
- 45 mg
- 15%
- Sodium
- 590 mg
- 24%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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CHARLESTON, W. Va. — —
Services for Sharon Ann Curtis Dilling, 67, Charleston, W. Va., formerly of Ada, Okla., are 11 a.m. Friday at Ada Church of the Nazarene, the Rev. Lyle Curtis officiating. Burial follows at Rosedale Cemetery. The family is receiving friends from 5-6 p.m. Thursday at Criswell Funeral Home.
Ms. Dilling died Saturday, June 8, 2013, in Charleston, W.Va. She was born Sept. 23, 1945, in Drumright, Okla., to Henry Monroe and Lorene Hamilton Curtis.
She graduated from Poteau High School and received a bachelor's degree from Bethany Nazarene College, which is now Southern Nazarene University in Bethany, Okla.
Ms. Dilling was an elementary school teacher in numerous communities across Oklahoma until she retired in 2006 from Healdton Public School System. She moved to Charleston, W.Va., with her family in February 2013. She was a member of the Ada Church of the Nazarene.
Survivors include a son, Clint Dilling of Charleston, W.Va.; a daughter and son-in-law, Elizabeth and Scott Courter, Charleston, W.Va.; three brothers, Lyle Curtis, Overland Park, Kan., Kenneth Curtis, San Diego, Calif., and Charles Curtis, South Padre Island, Texas; and a granddaughter, Ella Courter.
The family says those who wish may make memorials to a scholarship in memory of Ms. Dilling's father, H.M. Curtis "Preacher Boy," at Southern Nazarene University. Donations should be made payable to Southern Nazarene University and MUST include "H.M. Curtis "Preacher Boy" Memorial Scholarship Endowment" written in the memo line. Donations can be mailed to: SNU Office of University Advancement, 6729 NW 39th Expressway, Bethany, OK 73008.
Obituaries may be viewed and online condolences sent to criswellfh.com.


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Cam sensor and Crank sensor problems?
I have a 2003 GMC 2500hd 4x4 with 6.0 and 4l80e. I was having trouble with my transmission unlocking the torque converter at 75mph. I took it to the GM garage and the tech drove it with the scanner hooked up and said that the cam sensor and crank sensor was out of time and reset the pcm. Well that cured the problem of my torque converter unlocking at 75 but then it started to unlock and lock continuously under load pulling hills. It doesnt matter whether the truck is in 3rd or 4th. It seems to start doing it above 2000 rpms. I took it back to the GM garage and then the tech said it was either a pressure switch in the transmission or the torque converter. I bought the presure switch from GM and installed and no change. Then I purchased a torque converter and installed and again no change but the torque converter seemed to help the problem but not cure it. I've also installed a new speed sensor and a TCC solenoid and again no change. The Truck has 128000 miles and I replaced the plugs and plug wires at 100,000. I used acdelco plugs and crane fire wires. I had a friend hook his live data scanner up to it and its miss firing on several cylinders above 2000 rpm's but it is not tripping any codes. I checked the fuel pressure and its within GM's parameters. Could this be my transmission trouble kicking my torque converter out? If so whats causing the miss fires? If its the cam sensor and crank sensor again whats causing them to get out of time? Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!! My friend is having similar trouble with a 1500hd 6.0 and 4l80e but its not affecting his transmission. He too had his truck at the Gm garage and told him the same thing that the cam sensor and crank sensor was out of time causing his random miss fires.2003 GMC 2500HD 4x4 Extended Cab Long Bed
Eaton Posi, TCI Torque Converter, B&M Deep Aluminum Pan
6 Inch Procomp Lift Kit
295/70/18 Nitto Trail Grapplers
4.88 gears
Air Raid Cold Air Intake
Gibson Exhaust
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