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The CEESP REDD and Communities Task Force has launched its plans for 2011 this month. The task force, which is formally incorporated under TGER, will continue to disseminate regular information on the development of national and international policies to Reduce Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation and enhance carbon stocks (REDD+).
Moreover, in the course of 2011, the task force will analyze appropriate incentive systems for community-driven forest conservation and restoration initiatives, and the " do's" and " don'ts" of supporting such initiatives. This analysis will focus in particular on the pro's and con's of payments for environmental services (including both market-based mechanisms and public payments) versus alternative mechanisms, and the rights, equity and governance aspects of different alternatives. The task force will particularly try to gather the feedback of Indigenous representatives, peasant movement representatives and other local community representatives on the question which incentive mechanisms in the broadest sense of the word, including cultural and traditional value systems, education, legal mechanisms, and economic incentives, have proven to be most effective in supporting successful community-driven conservation and restoration initiatives.
The results of the analysis will be gathered in a draft paper, which will be disseminated for review amongst the TGER and interested TILCEPA members. The paper will also be discussed at a seminar with Indigenous and community representatives, CEESP members and other experts and policy-makers, which will be organized parallel to the Climate Conference of the Parties in November-December 2011 in Durban, South Africa. The seminar will serve to share experiences with successful community-driven forest restoration and conservation initiatives, and to analyze the factors that have made these initiatives a success. Moreover, it will analyze to what extend current REDD+ proposals will support such factors, and under what circumstances they might provide perverse incentives for forest conservation and restoration. The seminar will be open to all CEESP members who are interested to attend.
The outcomes of the seminar will be included in a final version of the paper, which will be disseminated widely in English, Spanish and French. Additionally, a side event on the do's and don'ts of supporting community conservation initiatives from the perspective of rights, equity and governance will be organized. Indigenous and community experts will be invited to this side event to share their views on what makes community conservation work. The main conclusions of the seminar will be presented to REDD+ policy makers attending the Durban Climate Summit, and at subsequent REDD-related meetings.
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Dear Thandlwe, The workshop is open to all and the Birdlife partnership representative is certainly welcome to share his/her experiences. It will be organized at the South African civil society forum. The organizers of the forum are still working on the program and structure of the forum, as soon as the workshop date is known I will send an announcement to the different CEESP list. I will also post the information here. You are all very welcome to attend! Simone
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BirdLife International - Africa Partnership would like to find out :1) when this seminar will be held, time and venue, 2) is this seminar is open to community representatives from across the globe who will be attending the COP meeting; if it is open – is there an opportunity for the community representative from within the BirdLife Partnership to share experiences with other communities in the manner prescribed by IUCN- the organ
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I'm in Portland, Or and we have the worst winter storm going on in 40 years. This stuff is about as deep as my knees... With 4 more inches on the way!!
I know some of you are totally use to this kind of weather... but us west coasters (particularly those in Portland and Seattle) aren't.
What's the weather like where you are? All I see on the news is SNOW!SNOW!SNOW!!!
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I'm in Portland, Or and we have the worst winter storm going on in 40 years. This stuff is about as deep as my knees... With 4 more inches on the way!!
I know some of you are totally use to this kind of weather... but us west coasters (particularly those in Portland and Seattle) aren't.
What's the weather like where you are? All I see on the news is SNOW!SNOW!SNOW!!!
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crowface63291 weeks agoMt. Vernon, IL.. (southern IL).. windchill is about -2.. and everything is covered in a layer of ice.
sheyrakelley291 weeks agoAtlanta, GA: Sunshine, few clouds and 45F with a pretty chilly wind. "It's beginning to look a lot... like... a Partly Cloudy Christmas" :)
Arrow291 weeks agoMadison WI, 12" on the ground, but in most places 3 feet of drifting and really cold!. The last two years have been something else. Damn global cooling. haha
WonderBunny291 weeks agoSalt Lake City, UT and it hasn't really stopped snowing for more then say 16 hours since last Sunday. I did manage to ride my bike to work yesterday though - and then it snowed. I has been snowing off and on all
mrdavenport291 weeks agoive got nothing unfortunately in durham, nc :(
southern California we had a nasty snow storm near big bear but looks like it
may be clear skys till the new year
2thFairy291 weeks agoDallas, TX. Rain, icky rain. It was 35 degrees yesterday and I foolish thought we might get snow. (sigh) We never get snow.
All I have are muddy dog tracks throughout the house and two stinky wet dogs. Merry freakin' Christmas to me! hahahaha!!
snarkygal291 weeks agoI don't know where Slippy lives, but I'm in the Hollywood area and we are expecting more rain tomorrow night and early Christmas day
I would kill for rain at this point... and anything above 34 degrees... and for it to just STAY there...
I'm super sick of the snow and ice. I work for a courier service and it's been HELL for our drivers.
Olechka291 weeks agoRedmond, WA (near Seattle) and we have the same weather here...snow up to the knees, and a few more inches forecasted for tonight... I kind of like this "real" snow, reminds me of back home, Ukraine :)
maskoficarus291 weeks agoBuffalo, NY. The snow is knee deep here, but our plows know their stuff, so the roads are clear.
damm snarkygal is right and I live in Riverside 'Inland Empire'
:p If only there was no rain coming tomorrow
2thFairy291 weeks agoSpeaking of Inland Empire, that is one MESSED UP movie!
jecrt291 weeks agoHey Arrow! I live in Rockton, IL...it's only 40 minutes south of Madison!It's snowing right now on top of the 15" or so that's already there. I HATE shoveling snow...
Andy47240291 weeks agoIndiana....rain/ice/rain/ice, etc.
Olechka: I use to live up there in the Seattle area. I know exactly where Redmond is :) In fact, I have a friend who lives there, and she's currently STUCK. She's been snowboarding in her parking lot at her apartments... My bestfriend lives up in Edmonds and she was telling me in some parts of her yard where there's been some drift... it's as deep as 24".
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This morning we had MORE snow, not sure how much though, followed with freezing rain and more snow flurries. Next year I'm getting a fake tree and skipping the real tree in hopes of not pissing off mother nature.
Fake trees are cool B) they last forever
It's true... they do last forever... but they dont smell as good as a freshly cut tree... and since I live in Oregon.. I always feel good buying a tree because I'm helping out local commerce.
It's raining now.
Bronson291 weeks agoHey, I'm in Tampa, Florida... I went to the pool today to catch some rays and it was gorgeous! Then, I caught a perfect sunset at the beach! All this snow talk...can't relate...
Anyway, Happy Holidays! Stay warm!
Arrow290 weeks agoThat sounds nice Bronson! But I don think this season would feel like this season without a lil snow,
SlippyBog290 weeks agoor rain :P
2thFairy290 weeks agoDecember 26, 83 degrees, sunny.. good ol' Texas Christmas.
peppersagooddog290 weeks agowell it snowed here. but you all knew that since what happens in vegas makes the stupid news.
its in the 40s most days now though.
i am totally going to sue somebody if it doesnt get warmer soon.
Jessa290 weeks agoLondon, England. No snow here for Christmas, but what can I expect :(
It's absolutely freezing here though! gah...
SailorButterfly290 weeks agoMontgomery, AL here...it was rainy and in the 70's on Christmas. Blah! We were tying or breaking record highs all week last week. >:(
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"Even though eleven years have gone by, the attacks of September 11th and those who perished will never be forgotten," said County Executive C. Scott Vanderhoef. "We invite all residents to take part in this somber ceremony to honor the lives of those we lost on that horrific day."
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At first traffic light make a right on Railroad Avenue
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Joanne Sizoo is pastor at Grace Presbyterian Church on S.C. 160 West. She's been there five years and has about 400 members. She's been on mission trips to South America. She's delivered sermons on listening to God and obeying.
Last year, she received an email from her Presbytery asking if she'd like to partner with a church in Iraq. She asked her church. One member had served in the military there, and voted yes. Enough others joined in to stamp the decision. By the time the Presbytery emailed they'd meant Lebanon and not Iraq, it was too late.
"I said, we meant Iraq, because the people who said yes had very specific reasons for that," Sizoo said.
The Presbytery had to find an opportunity. Soon Sizoo was emailing with a congregation in Baghdad. She can't name or say much about them for possible repercussions there. A decision was made, and finalized Christmas Eve, for her to visit with some of those fellow believers.
"In a few days together, you can go a lot further in building relationships than you can in years of emails," Sizoo said.
A country known for its Muslim population, Christianity isn't always seen there in as friendly of terms as it is here, she said. The pastor said she'll be honored to meet believers "for whom being a Christian costs them."
"Our Christian brothers and sisters in Iraq are really invisible," Sizoo said.
Her anticipation of the trip isn't to say she's overly looking forward to it.
"This was never really on my bucket list," Sizoo said. "This feels more like call than desire."
Her plane leaves Saturday.
Is it safe?
Ron Popp buys food on Thursdays. Gives it away on Fridays. Popp leads a team at Grace Presbyterian whose mission field literally sits across the street, volunteering to serve free Friday meals at The Community Cafe hosted by Lake Wylie Lutheran Church. He imagines the experience isn't much like what Sizoo will see on the other side of the world.
"I don't think I'd go," he said. "But she seems to be called there."
Judy Forrest heads vacation Bible school at Grace and is working with missionaries in Iraq on ways to familiarize children here and there about life on the other side. Videos will be filmed. A collection for Iraq will be part of VBS this year. With all the possible partnerships, Forrest was elated to hear Sizoo would go there.
"I'm so glad that she's going, because I was worried God was going to make me go," Forrest said.
Sizoo said she's only seen Iraq through the lens of war, too, so she understands this common reaction. Members made prayer bookmarks Sunday for Iraqis.
"Certainly the response has been concern for me," Sizoo said.
A small group including the minister and her husband, retired minister Sam Roberson, will spend five days in Istanbul, Turkey and six in Cairo, Egypt. Then Roberson will visit grandchildren in Ireland. Sizoo will spend eight days in Iraq. She isn't going to Baghdad. She'll meet with missionaries and host church leaders in another, relatively safer, area of the country.
She's learned what to wear and when, particularly about covering knees and shoulders. Sizoo doesn't use clergy shirts, but ministers there do so she bought one. Best she knows, she'll be the only American in her group.
"I'm not super anxious," Sizoo said. "I just really believe this is what I'm supposed to be doing. That's all I know to do."
Is it worth it?
Trusting God, Sizoo said, doesn't mean bad things can't happen. Bad things happen all the time, she said. The pastor thinks about the common perception of Iraqis, here – Muslim, perhaps terrorist, war-ravaged. She wonders what the perception of Americans is there.
The pastor wants to be a part of putting faces to people groups, of breaking down an intimidating barrier and bringing home with her a plan for how more church members can keep the connection open.
"I'm beyond grateful for this opportunity," she said. "It's beyond my wildest dreams."


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An update from downtown especially for you out-of-towners: Things are really progressing at the site of old Memorial Auditorium and the word is we could be less than a month away from the end of demolition of the Sabres' former home.
The East wall (the even-numbered sections) came down last week as you can watch in this must-see Buffalo News video. I wandered over to the site Wednesday morning and was struck by the section numbers clearly visible at the top of what was once the upper blues on the West side, where the press box once hung from the ceiling. (Click the picture at right for a clearer view). Through the whole process, seeing the orange railings in the balcony is also a bit bizarre.
What has struck me most as we head through the Stanley Cup playoffs is which end remains standing (left). It's the locker room end, and that's where a huge percentage of the building's great overtime moments took place. Virtually every big OT goal by the Sabres -- think Gare and Robert in '75, Tucker in '88, MayDay in '93 -- was scored at that end. (Hannan in '94 in the fourth OT was at the long gone Terrace Street end).
Think of what else took place near those locker rooms. The Schoenfeld-Cashman brouhaha in '72, Jo Jo White's free throws to beat the Braves in the '74 playoffs, Bob Nystrom's double-OT goal for the Islanders in '80, Wayne Gretzky's 77th in '82, Clint Malarchuk's gruesome injury in '89.
Look closely enough in the picture (click to blow it up) and you can still see the blue and gold stripes on the wall, the doorways leading to the locker room and the large opening for the zamboni. Crazy stuff. Great memories.
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Looks like Aljona & Robin will not be skating at the Nebelhorn Trophy this year
Ingos explanation is that in September the new programms won't be ready at a high competition level.
It was posted in the "Pair/Dance post national breakups" thread yesterday that Mari Vartmann has partnered up with Aaron VanCleave (originally from Canada and competed at 2010 US Nationals in Senior pairs) and they will represent Germany.
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they look nice together ...... finally a guy for her who is tall
Thanks for sharing! Glad to see both Mari and Flo with a new partner. Now if only Martin got a new partner quickly and we may actually have 5 senior pairs ...5 wow! love it
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Aljona & Robin
Maylin & Daniel
Katharina & Flo
Mari & Aaron
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should be 4 or 5 junior pairs too ... and the first 2 are getting better and better the others are fairly new
Juliana & Alec
Karolin & Nolan
Jacqui & Andreas
Linda & Matti (shes a few days too young to compete Juniors internationally)
Monika & Imin
Katharina & Konrad (shes too young to compete Juniors internationally)
Milena & Juri ( wonder what they will do ... she (2000) is years away from junior age and he's (1994) out of Novice now ... thanks ISU)
??? & Viktor ... he is listed as DC Team Pairs so I guess he must have a partner somewhere
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How to Psych Yourself Up for a Salary Negotiation
Negotiating is one way to be empowered and take control of your finances.
What would you say to someone who's concerned that she might seem demanding or that the economy is still uncertain?
There is some validity to it, so I don't dismiss it offhandedly. Besides knowing if you are over-delivering, you would want to know, "how is my company doing financially?" If your company is kind of sick and hurting, then no, I am not going to encourage you to go and ask for a raise even if you're doing everything right. I do think there are some realities to the job market.
However, there is a lot of brand new research in 2012 showing us that more employees than ever have confidence that they'll be getting raises this year and that more employers plan to hand them out. People are getting more comfortable, they are more willing to pay based on merit, and I think if anything, there's less of a trend toward treating every employee and rewarding every employee the same exact way.
[See How to Master the Art of Negotiation.]
You interviewed several successful female executives for you book. Was there anything that surprised you?
Those interviews were great because they included people's mistakes, and that always makes for a better interview than just your most shining moments. But there was a data point that I found pretty compelling. When I asked the women that quantitative question: "Assuming a woman's career success equals 100 percent, what percentage of that is made up by her effectiveness at pushing back?" I was happily surprised to hear such an affirmative answer, but on average, the women said that 60 percent of a woman's success hinges on being a good self advocate. Yes, technical skills and your academic pedigree manner, and so do people skills. But if a woman doesn't have command of her own voice, she's not going to go very far.
I think that is going to be especially important for the youngest women who aren't necessarily that happy with the American workplace and find it too rigid, that you can't work from anywhere at most companies today. I think for those young women, if they want to see change, they're going to have to be very good at negotiating and showing why it should be done another way.
Anything else you'd like to add?
I'm amazed how many people tell me about something that they don't like, like let's say a policy at work, and if I ask them, "Well why don't you negotiate that?" They'll often say, "Because that's the way it's done."
I think there's something that might be cultural for Americans that we might not like about asking for special treatment. It makes a request suddenly about deservedness, whereas in other cultures, it's more common to negotiate. But I think that we shouldn't be too married to "is there a precedent or not?" Challenge it! Who cares if no one's done it before?


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On Feb. 16, 1980, Central Missouri defeated Southwest Missouri State 92-84 before a capacity crowd at the Multipurpose Building in Warrensburg.
"There were 7,400 people at the game," said Tom Smith, then the young Mules coach. "Both ends (of bleachers) pulled out, it was packed. That experience, and that year, changed the entire MIAA.
"We were 26-2. We were the first MIAA team to be ranked No. 1 in the country, and we had it nine straight weeks. I don't think people realized it helped change the face of the MIAA. That game drew so many people and so much interest to basketball, presidents all across the league put an emphasis on basketball. Basketball became the sport of the league, and it continued that way into the 1990s before more resources went into football. That helped coaches to have the types of jobs we all have now."
Smith, now 68 years old, has been head coach at Missouri Western for the last 25 years. When the Griffons play tonight at Missouri Southern, it's part of Smith's farewell tour after he announced last month that this is his final season.
"I probably would have done it earlier (in the school year) except the football team got on a roll," said Smith, 613-452 for his career with an MIAA-record 529 victories. "I waited until they were done.
"After 38 years as a head coach and 46 years in the business, not very many coaches can say I'm going out on my own terms. I'm going out the way I wanted to go."
Smith and Missouri Southern coach Robert Corn have a common thread. Both played for and later coached with Gene Bartow — Smith at Valparaiso and Corn at Memphis State as a player and UAB as a coach.
"We've always bonded with our relationship with Coach Bartow," Corn said. "I've always had a lot of respect for Tom as a basketball coach. … He's a guy who definitely has been married to the profession."
"Over the years Robert and I have had great competitions and we've been friends," Smith said. "But I think last January when Coach Bartow passed away, we became better friends. We became better friends with the realization we both lost someone who was very important in our lives."
Smith left Valpo to become an assistant under Maury John at Drake and Ken Trickey at Iowa State before becoming head coach at Central Missouri in 1975.
"At the time, Drake was a dream job," Smith said. "They had just lost against UCLA with Lew Alcindor (85-82 in the 1969 NCAA Tournament semifinals). Maury called me and asked me to interview for the job. I remember him saying 'it pays $9,500 a year and I don't know if you can afford to do that.' I asked him 'do you pay me the $9,500 or do I pay you.' And I seriously meant it."
Smith grew up in Gary, Ind., which helped him establish a relationship with black players that continued throughout his career.
"I grew up playing with black kids well before most people," he said. "Since I started coaching, my thing has been the inner-city kids who had pretty tough lives. My thing has been to try to get those kids to understand the value of an education and get it along with playing basketball.
"I'll miss the relationship I have with my players. We really have a good relationship. When I won my 600th game, I had 45 to 50 kids show up, and we're not talking about kids … who could fly in. We had kids driving as far as 600 miles in their car."
When his coaching days are done, Smith plans to stay visible in the basketball arenas.
"I'll be watching games that I don't have any dog in the hunt," he said. "When Southern plays at Central Missouri, I may be there. When they play at Northwest (Missouri State), I may be there. I want to see some of the really good games without caring who wins. My whole life I've been worried about who wins this game and how it affects us.
"We (Smith and his wife Patsy) like to travel a lot. I'm sure we'll travel quite a bit. From the energy (and health) standpoint, I feel I can go on. But mentally, the seasons coming around and the things you have to do, from that standpoint I'm ready. People don't understand how much your life changes for that six months. I've often said coaching is a little bit like flying an airplane. You don't have to do it that often but you'd better do it well when you do it."
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Not in the timing in Lake Louise last week, Christof Innerhofer has realized a huge performance this Friday during the Downhill of Beaver Creek (USA). The Italian has controlled the "Birds of Prey" and ended first ahead of the two Norwegians, Aksel Lund Svindal (+0.23), double winner in Lake Louise and Kjetil Jansrud (+0.50). The Super World Champion 2011 signs the 4th victory of his career, the 2nd in Downhill after Bormio in 2008.
"I was so relaxed on the start today. Somehow I made it feel like a training run today and all I told myself at the start was – Go full gas! Until the very end I couldn't believe this was happening, it's so unbelievable! Especially knowing that I have been struggling with some injuries this summer. I was definitely more nervous once I crossed the finish line than I was when leaving the start gate." I thought I had no chance against Svindal, but when he didn't beat me it became a bit more real that I could win today!", said Innerhofer after the race.
Didier Défago gets back to Top 10. One Super G on Saturday and one Giant Slalom on Sunday are scheduled this weekend in Beaver Creek.
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The opening game of the Class AA girls' state basketball tournament was a battle of teams in unfamiliar waters.
No. 3 Nicholas County was back in the state tournament for the first time in over a decade.
No. 6 North Marion, while just a couple years removed from back-to-back-to-back Class AAA titles, is trying to make a name for itself in AA with a host of new players.
When the buzzer sounded it was the Grizzlies advancing after a hard-fought 47-42 win.
"These kids have a lot of heart and character," Nicholas County coach Tom McGirl said. "It's a big deal for our community. I'm very blessed to have these girls and they did a great job coming back today.
"We survived the test and live to play another day."
The star of the show was Nicholas County senior Shealyn Shafer.
Shafer finished the game with a double-double, scoring a team-high 16 points and pulling down 15 rebounds.
She had had eight of those rebounds in the first half and Nicholas' work on the boards kept them in the game early when it looked like North Marion would run away with it.
She's the leading scorer in Nicholas County girls' history.
"They were long and rough," Shafer said of North Marion. "They were good shot blockers. I got a little down on myself after getting those blocked shots, but I had to get back in there and play for my team."
The Grizzlies out-rebounded North Marion 55-32 in the game.
The Huskies went up 5-0 when freshman Megan Haller nailed a 3-pointer to open the game and the converted a steal into a jumper at the other end.
North Marion forced 12 turnovers in the first half and 24 overall. They had 17 steals for the game.
"I knew they were going to force us to go a little quicker," McGirl said. "I didn't think they were going to turn us over 24 times. Credit to them, they played good defense."
Haller, making her first appearance in Charleston, was the leading scorer for North Marion with 17 points. She also hit the only 3-pointer of the game for the Huskies, who were 1-for-16 from beyond the arc.
"It was kind of the same feeling I had before my first game," Haller said of her nerves before tip-off. "I was really really nervous. It was a different atmosphere than what I was used to. I started to get more in my comfort zone, but the change in momentum kept bringing my nerves back."
The game was back and forth for much of the contest.
North Marion's biggest lead was five points in the first half. There were two ties and only one lead changes in the first half and six ties and 12 lead changes in the second.
The Grizzlies' Lauren Young buried a 3-pointer, letting it fly with just three seconds on the clock, before halftime to knot the game at 20-all and swing momentum to Nicholas County that would carry it to victory.
"It's one of those games were the two teams are matched up evenly," North Marion head coach Mike Parrish said. "It came down to the end and we had some opportunities that we didn't convert.
"I told our girls, I think their girls just wanted the ball more on rebounding. Rebounding is key to the game."
The Huskies managed only two points in the last four minutes of the game, a pair of free throws by Haller with just :15 left on the clock and down six.
In addition to Shafer, the Grizzlies were paced by Young, who also had a double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds.
North Marion, which finished the season 18-5, also got 10 points each of of Anna Marie Moscufo and Audia Bartlett.
"We had (our tempo) at times," Parrish said. "I think we missed 10-15 layups and it's hard to get an up-and-down game when you don't finish on your end."
The Grizzlies, now 21-3, will face No. 2 Bridgeport today at 11:15 a.m.
Haller 4-14 8-8 17, Bartlett 5-16 0-0 10, Singleton 1-3 0-1 2, Rodriguez 0-1 1-2 1, Moscufo 3-12 4-6 10, Swiger 0-3 0-0 0, Pyles 0-0 0-0 0, Egress 0-0 2-2 2, Wells 0-2 0-0 0, Hess 0-4 0-0 0. Totals 13-55 15-19 42.
Young 2-10 4-7 10, Robinson 0-2 0-0 0, Martin 3-12 0-0 8, Hamilton 1-4 0-0 2, Shafer 3-14 10-12 16, Willis 3-8 0-0 7, Brown 0-0 0-0 0, Huffman 0-0 0-2 0, Hogan 1-1 2-2 4. Totals 13-51 16-23 47.
North Marion 7 13 12 10—42
Nicholas County 6 14 11 16—47
3-Point Goals—North Marion 1-16 (Haller 1-5, Rodriguez 0-1, Hess 0-1, Swiger 0-3, Bartlett 0-6), Nicholas County 5-18 (Young 2-6, Martin 2-8, Willis 1-3, Robinson 0-1). Fouled Out—Moscufo, Hamilton. Rebounds—North Marion 32 (Singleton 10), Nicholas County 55 (Shafer 15). Assists—North Marion 6 (Bartlett 2), Nicholas County 11 (Young 5). Total Fouls—North Marion 19, Nicholas County 14. A—na.


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NORMAN — When Senior Pastor Keith Jacobs first took his position at Regency Park Baptist Church in late 2002, the congregation was still about a month away from moving into a new building after losing their church to the May 3, 1999, tornado.
Moving to Moore from a town that had been unaffected by that storm, Jacobs was overwhelmed by the spirit of kindness and charity the community had shown his new church home during the rebuilding process.
Jacobs saw that same willingness to help revived this year after the May 20 tornado, but this time it was his congregation giving back to the community that had been there when they needed it most.
Since May, Regency Park has provided volunteer housing, collected donations, distributed clothing and opened their building to a daycare center destroyed by the storm.
"Back when we were rebuilding, we knew that if a tornado like the one we experienced happened again, we would want to be able to help," Jacobs said. "God prepared us; the rebuilding process was a struggle, but we wouldn't have been able to reach so many this year if we hadn't been through that."
When they rebuilt, Regency Park included showers and other amenities that enabled them to house volunteers.
In the first month following the storm, they averaged about 60 volunteer guests ranging from cooks to chaplains to cleanup crews. They continue to have about 15 volunteers staying with them at any given point.
In addition to providing housing, the church has opened its nursery to a nearby daycare center that lost its facility.
They have opened their Care Closet ministry to distribute clothing donations and food to those in need and collected donations from the community, as well.
From the time of the tornado through the end of July, Care Closet ministered to 1,182 families. At one point, they could not have regular Sunday school classes because the rooms were filled to the brim with items sent by donors from coast to coast.
Regency Park is located in north Moore near 27th Street and Shields Boulevard. The church sustained no damage in this year's tornado.
Although several of the church's approximately 300 members either lost their homes or received significant damage to their homes, the congregation suffered no fatalities and only one minor injury.
"We want our community to see Regency Park as evidence that you can come back after a tornado, better than before, and that there is hope for the future, if you will stay focused on God and trust Him," Jacobs said. "We also want people to know that we are here for them and are going to walk with them to help them get back to where they need to be."


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Tennessee's unemployment rate for January was unchanged from December at 10.7 percent, the state Department of Labor and Workforce Development said today.
A year ago, the January jobless rate was 9.1 percent.
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- Sturgeon Bay Visitors Center – Enjoy Door County's premier City year round. Sturgeon Bay, Door County offers the finest selection of charming restaurants, welcoming accommodations, artistic shops, galleries and museums….all surrounded by the relaxing beauty of the historic waterfront. Fun festivals, nearby state parks and more activities than anywhere on the peninsula! The Sturgeon Bay Visitor Center is located in downtown Sturgeon Bay
- The Farm – A Living Museum of Rural America – "Children and adults as well, are likely to be charmed, entertained and educated." The Farm is a delight for people of all ages. The Farm is a blending of cultural, historical, agricultural, ecological, recreational and educational values.
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- Door County Chamber of Commerce -Praised by travel writers and visitors from around the world, Wisconsin's Door County is often referred to as the Cape Cod of the Midwest. With five state parks, eleven lighthouses and 300 miles of shoreline, this 70-mile long sliver of land that juts out into Lake Michigan combines pristine scenery with acclaimed performing arts, renowned galleries and shops, and pampering accommodations at the Stone Harbor Resort. Small wonder it was named one of the top ten vacation destinations in North America by Money Magazine and that each year more than 2 million visitors claim this jewel as their own.
- Door County Government Website -Door County Government, established in 1851, provides services to the County's 30,000 year round residents as well as a seasonal population whose size fluctuates throughout the year. The county seat is the City of Sturgeon Bay. The county consists of the city, fourteen towns and four villages covering the 492 square miles of the Door Peninsula.Door County's over 300 miles of shoreline, five state parks, nineteen county parks, and year round activities offer many the chance to relax and unwind. Throughout the changing seasons, each of the towns and villages, offers something for everyone. Activities are endless – art galleries, live music and theatre, cherry and apple orchards, golfing, boating, fishing, hiking, snowmobiling, cross country skiing, and the list goes on. The changing seasons add to the beauty of the peninsula.
- Door County Advocate Newspaper - Door County Wisconsin News - doorcountyadvocate.com is the home page of Door County Wisconsin with in depth and updated Door County local news.
- Door County Daily News - local Door County news
- Door County Economic Development Corporation – While many relish the Door County Peninsula as a vacation destination, it's also known for its thriving business climate energized with companies whose products are marketed locally and globally. People like the way business gets done here, in a relaxed atmosphere enhanced by extraordinary natural beauty. A century of shipbuilding serves as a solid foundation for a rapidly growing collection of manufacturing and service industries. A skilled workforce, brimming with ambition and a strong work ethic, helps foster their success.
- Steel Bridge Songfest – Save the dates for Steel Bridge 2014 June 12-15!!!! -They started as a grassroots group called "the SOBs" (Save Our Bridge) about 11 years ago, organized to save the historic Michigan Street Bridge from the scheduled wrecking ball. Around 2005, we became Citizens for Our Bridge (CFOB), a 501(c)3 non-profit. to build public appreciation for the historic structure, a week-long celebration is held every June.
- Door County Maritime Museum – Open 7 Days a Week 10:00am to 5:00pm.120 N. Madison Ave, Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235. (920) 743-5958
- Segway the Door Tours - Journey your way round Door County with Segway the Door Tours. Perhaps a visit to Peninsula State Park in Fish Creek, or maybe Baileys Harbor Lighthouses in Baileys Harbor, a Ellison Bluff Tour in Ellison Bay/ Sister Bay or the Everything Sturgeon Bay Tour. Possibly a shorter Door County Tour is what you have in mind or a visit to Washington Island. Tours run DAILY at 10:00AM, 2:00PM, and 5:00PM being flexible on tour times. Segway with us, you'll be glad you did.
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A crime scene investigation is under way at Narconon Arrowhead after the death of another young woman on Thursday.The facility is a non-profit drug and alcohol rehabilitation center in Canadian with ties to the church of Scientology, according to Gary Smith director of the facility.Stacy Dawn Murphy, 20, was found dead at the center and the investigatin is expected to be completed soon according to a spokesperson for of the Oklahoma Bureau of Investigation.
"We are doing a crime scene investigation of this latest death at Narconon," said Jessica Brown public relations officer for the OSBI. She said their investigation includes collecting evidence, crime scene and evidence photography and a crime scene schematic. She said the investigation should be completed in the next few days.
Stacy's father said knowing there is an investigation isn't enough.
"I want them to pursue criminal charges and I'm afraid that's not going to happen,"
The known death toll at Narconon Arrowhead stands now stands at four.
Along with Stacy Murphy three other young people are known to have died while patients of the facility including Hillary Holten, 21, Gabriel Graves, 32, and Kaysie Dianne Werninck, 28.
Three of the people who died including Murphy, Graves and Holten were all found dead at the facility within the last year, Werninck died in 2009, according to court records.Brown said once the OSBI nvestigation is complete a report will be issued to the Pittsburg County Sheriffs department and from there a decision will be made to further the investigation with District 18 District Attorney.
Pittsburg County Sheriff Joel Kerns said he is working with the OSBI and awaiting the results a toxicology report which could take as much as six weeks, before going to the district attorney.
While the results are waiting to be known, Stacy's father said he wants there to be a purpose for her death.
"I want to know her death wasn't in vain, that changes will be made," Robert Murphy said.
"We sent her there to get better, not to die," he said.
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I'm fairly new to AMEP, and I'm on the documentation end of my modeled project. I would like to tag an elevation/section/detail view created through AMEP's elevation/section/detail tools, but the tagging tool, e.g. "Pipe Tag", will not recognize a pipe in any of the respective views. Am I approaching this all wrong? Can such a view created in AMEP be tagged? What should I change?
Solved! Go to Solution.
You cannot "tag" a section/elevation view as the resulting object is no longer a pipe. What you can do however is jump through a couple hoops and create a "live" section in an Xref drawing. This is the steps that I take.
1. Inside a blank drawing xref in the drawing in which you want to create a section.
2. Draw a bounding polygon around the area that you want to create a section in.
3. Using the XCLIP command clip out all geometry outside of the bounding box.
4. Now in the XREF drawing change your view to a Front or Side view.
5. You now have a section of your drawing that you can tag because your pipe is still considered a pipe object.
Note: You will need to create a tag that is perpindicular to the screen and will display in a top, left, or right view.
Thank you, thank you! Your steps describing the Live Section worked great, but I'm having a hard time creating the multi-view tag. Using CUI, I have already imported the "Create a Tag" tool from Architecture and I've created my custom tag, but the tag will only display in the top view of the Live Section. What do I need to look for in creating the tag?
I think I got it! Tell me if I'm right:
This works for me, but I still need to do a little manipulation to get the settings right in what Property Set Definition is displayed in my tag. Do you have any other pointers or advice in properly adjusting/recreating my multi-view tag?
Here is a document that I created for a co-worker that shows the creation steps for a specific tag to work in both a top and front view. I would recommend seperating your tags so that you have a tag specifically for a top view, one for a front view, one for a side view, etc. The reason for this is that if you put them all in one tag then when you set it to display correctly in one view it will move in all views. Just some food for thought. Here is the original document.
P.S. some of the things mentioned in the document are specific to using EastCoast Cad/Cam software in addition to Autocad MEP. You should be able to discern the difference between the two.
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- Create tag with Architecture tool (I used some great videos on youtube.com for reference)
- In Style Manager, under Multi-Purpose Objects/Multi-View Block Definitions/"My Tag", select Model in Display Representations, and Add "My Tag" to the View Blocks window
- Once "My Tag" shows up, select all view directions
- OK to finish
This works for me, but I still need to do a little manipulation to get the settings right in what Property Set Definition is displayed in my tag. Do you have any other pointers or advice in properly adjusting/recreating my multi-view tag?
I have started a series on creating tags for duct located here. You should be able to convert it to piping easily.
Ok, now that I have my tagged Live Section, how do I generate a Sheet using that View of my Live Section? The Sheets tab in Project Navigator only recognizes the Top view of the Live Section despite my efforts, and I am at a loss of how to manipulate the program.
Just click inside the viewport and change the view in the viewport to match the view in your section. If your section is a front view then change your viewport to be a front view.
Is this some type of setting I need to change in Options? If I double-click inside the viewport the Viewcube in the upper right corner is ghosted out as well as the view options in the upper left corner. I can change the axis directions but that doesn't change the view inside the viewport.
I really appreciate your help, btw.
Click inside the view and type "-VIEW" and then type either FRONT, BACK, TOP, BOTTOM, LEFT, or RIGHT. This will set the view to which ever direction you need.
I am not sure why the cube is grayed out.


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Panama City hotel with a restaurant
Situated near the airport, in the city center, this hotel is close to National Bank House Museum, Palacio de las Garzas, and Panama Old Cathedral. Also nearby are Museum of Natural Science and Via Espana.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, The Panams Hotel Boutique features a bar/lounge. Other amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access and limo/town car service.
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LCD televisions include cable channels. Guestrooms also feature jetted bathtubs, complimentary wireless Internet access, and air conditioning.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. For a surcharge, the property provides a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) and a cruise ship terminal shuttle. This Panama City hotel also offers a library, tour/ticket assistance, and coffee/tea in the lobby.
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 12
- Number of floors - 3
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Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Airport shuttle fee: PAB 175000 per person (one way)
- Rollaway bed fee: PAB 300000 per night
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"Beasts of the Southern Wild"
In a forgotten but defiant bayou community cut off from the rest of the world by a sprawling levee, a six-year-old girl exists on the brink of orphanhood. Buoyed by her childish optimism and extraordinary imagination, she believes that the natural world is in balance with the universe until a fierce storm changes her reality. Desperate to repair the structure of her world in order to save her ailing father and sinking home, this tiny hero must learn to survive unstoppable catastrophes of epic proportions. Winner of the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival.
Director: Benh Zeitlin 2012 USA 93min. PG-13 35mm
Where: Oklahoma City Museum of Art
Phone: 236-3100
Address: 415 Couch
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