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Robin M. March 14, 2011
"Two of my girls have taken lessons with Deb over the past 5 yrs. Most of the time the girls are there for at least 4 hrs.; cleaning stalls, watering the arena, cleaning tack, grooming horses, etc., and having a lesson. We appreciate how welcoming Deb is; she cares about her students and works hard to help them attain their personal goals. She makes sure her students understand and practice the basics of tack cleaning and horse care. The horses are well cared for, and the whole facility is clean and neat. We highly recommend Deb and Shadow Facs Farm to anyone looking for lessons or boarding."
Lily D. March 8, 2011
"I bought the most amazing horse I hav ever owned from Debbie. She trains him herself and did an outstanding job. I also took lessons from Debbie. She is reliable, professional and will help anyone reach their goals. The best trainer around! Debbie McCaughtry is nothing but excellence. Anyone taking lessons from her should consider themselves extremely fortunate. It's a privilege to work with this equestrian master. "
Megan D. March 7, 2011
My mare was boarded and trained at Shadow Facs Farm with Debb from 2008-2009 (the entire period we lived in Erie, Pennsylvania). My husband and I were relocating, and I found Debb from across the country at which point we started a dialogue. With several conversations (phone and e-mail) I trusted her enough to transport my mare from the deep south to the far north without even having met her in person *gulp*. But I was 100% happy with my decision.
Debb took me and my mare into training. She taught the mare to accept contact and go properly in a frame (**back to front**). Despite the rodeos involved, (red TB mare), she installed all of the PROPER basics - in the PROPER manner. Debb teaches to horses to WANT to carry themselves properly rather than cram them into a "one-size fits all" mold. She is also happy and willing to teach the rider what they need to do in order to join this union - that it is not all just about having a nice, well trained horse - but you have to be able to RIDE them too. That said, she began to retrain my own basics (converted Hunter rider).
Debb teaches classical dressage and is VERY good at being able to break down steps into understandable details HOW to do what she asks you. She strives to create a graceful union between horse and rider that is elegant, light and true - NOT forced, heavy and muscled. Debb has been in "the business" for a long time - she is an established horsewoman. I don't expect to see that change anytime soon. Despite her experience, she continues to further herself with literature and riding with other clinicians.
The barn is kept clean. The horses are in good weight. They are fed high quality grain and hay. Debb is very detail oriented in all aspects of her management. The barn is clean, well kept, and has heated automatic waterers. She has a nice, LARGE, enclosed arena for the long winter months which is ALWAYS kept well groomed and the footing in good condition. The turnouts are large, and have lush nutritious grass (when not covered in snow). None of the turnouts are mud pits - all nice grass. Her farrier also does very good work.
Overall, I would highly recommend her program for boarding and training. I would be happy to serve as reference - my contact information is available through Debb."
Meredith B. March 6, 2011
"Debbie had my young horse in training for two months last spring. She worked on basic dressage building blocks with Bandit and then worked with me to continue in his training. I've been taking lessons from Debbie for about a year and a half. This past summer, she encouraged me to do my first mini-event and combined test (Bandit's too). We placed first in two competitions! We also did a handful of dressage tests, including a prix-caprilli test (dressage with jumps). Throughout the training process, Debbie is very positive and encouraging. She's also very hands-on during the show/competition process. I find it much more motivating to take lessons from someone who has competed/is competing in the same disciplines. She "practices what she preaches". I would recommend Debbie/Shadow Facs Farm for anyone just starting out or wanting to fine tune their riding skills and those looking to further their competition experience."
Jennifer R. March 4, 2011
"My horse is currently in training with Debbie and I have taken riding lessons from her. Every horse at Shadow Facs Farm is treated as though they are one of her own. Debbie strives to achieve balance and understanding between horse and rider by instilling confidence and teaching students the importance of listening to what your horse is telling you. Instruction is tailored to the individual strengths and weaknesses of the student or horse. Debbie is consistent in her approach and always encourages questions. For casual riders looking to gain or improve skills to competitors looking to improve results I would highly recommend Shadow Facs Farm. "
Clement E. March 4, 2011
"Debbie is a very knowledgable instructor with several years experience. In a short amount of time she was able to make a tremendous differance with my show horse. I am very impressed and would highly recommend Debbie."
stephanie J. March 3, 2011
"i wanted to take a few lessons in dressage and found shadow facs farms in the phone book and gave debbie a call. i was instantly made to feel welcome and made plans for my first lesson. it had been a few years since i had around horses and was gently reminded the things that i had forgotten. i enjoyed my first lesson so much that i made plans to go once a week and continued to take lessons from debbie for the next few year once or twice a week. i learned a ton from debbie and became a better rider than i ever hoped to be and she gave me the confidence to try things that i never thought i would try (ie. jumping) and on top of that i enjoyed just spending time with debbie. as far as teaching, she starts at the basics and then works with you at your own pace (and your mounts) pushing you just enough so that you learn something at every lesson. i fully enjoyed the time i spent at shadow facs farm and it will always be a treasured time in my life.
if you are looking for a place to board your horse, you can trust debbie with your loved one. she is very particular about horse care and does not do anything second rate....stall cleaning, feeding, turn out....everything is top notch."
Jean R. March 3, 2011
"I have been part of The SFF family off and on since 1991. Debbie is a wonderful instructor. Her ever growing knowledge of dressage and all her accomplishments is just outstanding. The great detail that is taken in teaching a student to properly groom the horse and clean the tack are often procedures that are over looked by other instructors. When it comes to Debbie's instruction in the ring her ability to notice and fine tune all the fine details of your riding are amazing. I would recommend Shadow Facs Farm to anyone looking for a family friendly and safe enviroment. The facility and all that there is to offer is certainly that of a well run buisness. The educatation that a person can learn is limitless. "


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Every Parent Has a Skill They Can Teach
When I was young, our grade school in South Milwaukee actively looked for parents to help with a school idea - a project. Parents, for a certain amount of time, came in to our small school and taught us about their hobby or unique skill.
This project was a long time ago. I don't remember details. I don't remember how it was run. I don't remember how many kids or what grades were involved. However, I do remember the parents and what was taught. I do remember how much I loved it. This event stays and will continue to stay in the fond areas of my memory forever.
Hothoused Kids
Here is an interesting concept. It's been around awhile, but I first learned it last year. It is called Hothousing.
Hothousing is basically something that parents do in early childhood to get their kids ahead. It is the strive to have a super baby. They buy flashcards. They play classical music. They get their kids early music lessons. They make sure their children are in the best academic preschools. These kids are usually overscheduled with activities that parents think their kids need later in life. So by the time these kids are in grade school, they are way ahead of other children.
If you ever hear anyone in an educator role say that a child's intelligence "evens out" by third or fourth grade ... this is what I think they are referring to. According to what I've read and the people I've talked to, some of these kids who are pushed ahead by parents at a young age do "even out" by third grade. Their early education does not have a lasting effect, other kids eventually catch up, and intelligence essentially "evens out" .
Unfortunately, kids who are truly cognitively ahead at a young age, fall into the same category of these hothoused kids. The high intelligence of kids who are truly gifted - because teachers assume their parents are also pushing them too much - is not addressed until at least third grade. Our smartest kids become lost in boredom.
All of this does make some sense to me. I was accused of doing this with my son: not necessarily by teachers, but by other parents. A friend of mine once told me that I should not be forcing my son to learn at such a young age. He needs to be playing and running around and having fun - not reading books. She felt his intelligence was because of me pushing my son - not because of his own intelligence. This was a frustrating accusation.
I was not forcing him to do anything he did not want to do. My friend failed to see that my son - laying inside on the floor, reading - was having fun.
Using Email Etiquette
I am currently preparing to teach my kids the basics of email etiquette. My oldest son has an email account and at some point, he may need to send an email to someone besides a close friend or relative (for example, a teacher). Considering email was new technology when I was in college 15 years ago, I am not sure if email etiquette is even taught in school now. However, it's useful knowledge, especially if you plan to work in a professional business environment.
I cannot believe I am teaching anyone email etiquette, considering I have broken all the rules!
Here is my most important list. I'm using the top items on the 101 Email Etiquette Tips web site.
- Be sure your email includes a polite greeting and closing. Doing this helps to make your email not seem demanding or rude.
It is so easy to forgot to do this, especially if you know the person you're emailing well. From experience - an email without a pleasant greeting might make you seem angry or upset - when you are not.
- Spell check and proofread your emails. Emails with typos simply look unprofessional.
Oh boy, this is so important - and probably one of my most broken rules. I've learned - if the email is important - to write a draft, save it, and then spell check and proofread it for typos a few hours later or the next day.
(However, in reality, I desperately need an editor to follow me around everywhere I go.)
- Title the subject of your email appropriately. This saves the reader the time of wondering what you want.
I've learned that if you are vague with your subject or leave the subject line empty (which I sometimes do by accident), the reader might not respond as quickly.
- Write complete sentences. Random phrases and abstract thoughts might lead to misunderstanding and is poor communication.
Don't reply to emails with just one or two words that are not sentences. The reader may not understand what you are trying to communicate.
- A "thank you" or an "I appreciate your help" or "Nice to hear from you" goes a long way. Use them as often as you can!
Being pleasant in an email usually brings back a pleasant reply or a happier reader.
- Just because someone does not ask for a response, it doesn't mean you ignore them. Always reply to an email in a timely manner.
I sometimes don't reply, because of being busy, as quickly as I'd like to. However, I do think a short reply to all emails is just common courtesy.
- Keep your emails short and to the point. Save your longer emails for the telephone.
This is hard for me to do for people I email outside of my job. The time I have to email are usually the times that talking on the phone is not a good idea (night or early morning). Plus, I'm a clearer writer than speaker. So writing that 10 paragraph email comes naturally. Unfortunately, my 10 paragraph email causes serious eye rolling. So I have learned to limit myself.
I know people who challenge themselves at keeping their email to 5 sentences or less. This is something I am not quite capable of yet!
- Most important: If your email is emotionally charged, walk away from the computer, calm down, and reply at a later time.
Gmail currently has a feature that makes you solve a puzzle before it will let you send an email. This feature apparently prevents you from sending emails if you've had too much to drink. (Ha, it's called Mail Goggles.)
What email systems really need (what I really need) is some kind of device or email functionality that prevents people (me) from sending emails when angry. It is just too easy to send an email that you might regret. Just walk away and calm down.

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1883 The United States and Canada adopted a system of Standard Time zones.
1910 British suffragists clashed with police outside Parliament on what became known as "Black Friday."
1928 Walt Disney's first sound-synchronized animated cartoon, Steamboat Willie starring Mickey Mouse, premiered in New York.
1936 Germany and Italy recognized the Spanish government of Francisco Franco.
1942The Skin of Our Teeth, Thornton Wilder's Pulitzer Prize-winning allegory about the history of humankind, opened on Broadway.
1966 U.S. Roman Catholic bishops did away with the rule against eating meat on Fridays outside of Lent.
1978 U.S. Rep. Leo J. Ryan, D-Calif., and four others were killed in Jonestown, Guyana, by members of the Peoples Temple; the killings were followed by a night of mass murder and suicide by more than 900 cult members.
1987 The congressional Iran-Contra committees issued their final report, saying President Ronald Reagan bore "ultimate responsibility" for wrongdoing by his aides. 1999 Twelve people were killed when a bonfire under construction at Texas A-and-M University collapsed.
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Nov. 18, 1938, in The Star: The Southern Bell Telephone Company will install a dial telephone system in Jacksonville next spring, it was announced today by Drayton Bernhard Jr., local manager of the utility. The project, which the Alabama Public Service Commission has approved, will cost about $15,000 and will be very similar to, if not better than, the dial system operating now in Piedmont. Also this date: Monsanto Chemical Company has appointed R. R. Cole of Anniston to be production manager of the phosphate division of the company. His new position will have Mr. Cole overseeing plant work not just in Anniston but also in Columbia, Tenn., and Camden, N.J. A native of Pensacola, Fla., Mr. Cole came to Anniston in 1916 as an engineer for the Anniston Ordnance Company, a wartime industry and a forerunner of the Southern Manganese Corporation, which later became the Swann Corporation and which is now a unit of Monsanto. Mr. Cole, who will be 48 later this month, is married and has four children. Additionally: The reason Anniston listeners of WHMA radio will be able to hear the entire play-by-play of the epic Anniston-Gadsden football game tonight starting at 7:30 p.m. is that the station has received special permission from the FCC to broadcast beyond its normal signoff time of sundown.
Nov. 18, 1988, in The Star: Seventy-eight writers of excellent letters to Speak Out during the past year were recognized last night in remarks by Harrison Salisbury, Pulitzer Prize-winning founder of the "op-ed" page of the New York Times. Salisbury was a guest of publisher H. Brandt Ayers for the fourth annual Anniston Star letter writers banquet, which celebrates the best in homegrown opinions. Free speech, said Salisbury, "is what gives our society its magnificent volatility."
Birthdays for November 18
Actress Brenda Vaccaro is 74. Author-poet Margaret Atwood is 74. Actress Linda Evans is 71. Actress Susan Sullivan is 71. Country singer Jacky Ward is 67. Actor Jameson Parker is 66. Comedian Kevin Nealon is 60. Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Warren Moon is 57. Actor Oscar Nunez is 55. Actress Elizabeth Perkins is 53. Singer Kim Wilde is 53. Actor Romany Malco is 45. Actor Owen Wilson is 45. Singer Duncan Sheik is 44. Actor Mike Epps is 43. Actress Peta Wilson is 43. Actor Nate Parker is 34. Actress/comedian Nasim Pedrad is 32. Actor Damon Wayans Jr. is 31. Actor Nathan Kress is 21.
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George Diaz | En Fuego
Orlando Sentinel
8:35 PM EDT, May 26, 2013
CONCORD _ NASCAR drivers can now relate to cable problems.
An overhead camera cable snapped and fell over the grandstands in the Coca-Cola 600 Sunday night, forcing race officials to stop the race for nearly a half-hour to clean up the debris and allow pit crews to fix the damage on some cars.
Charlotte Motor Speedway officials said 10 spectators were also injured, including three who were transported to an area hospital for further evaluation and seven who were treated for minor cuts and scrapes on-site.
The most painful hit suffered by a driver involved Kyle Busch, who was leading the race after 123 laps when the cable tore into his right side fender.
"They're going to have to disassemble that thing and take it down," Busch said before the stoppage. "They're going to have to throw the red [flag] here."
After the race was halted, Busch got out of his No. 18 Toyota Camry to take a picture of the front end of the car and sent it out via Twitter.
The cars of Mark Martin and Marcos Ambrose also suffered damage.
Overall, there were two stoppages involving 18 laps.
The first stop lasted 10:40. The second one 16:22."I heard something that I didn't know if I shredded a tire or what happened. It was the cable," Tony Stewart said. "You ought to see the mark where it went across the windshield."
The delay added to the long grind of NASCAR's longest race of the season, expecting to last 4 and a half hours Sunday night.
Grab a Snickers bar. It might be a while.
Shortly after the incident, FOX Sports released this statement:
"At this time, we do not have a cause for the failure of the camera drive line that interrupted tonight's Coca Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, and our immediate concern is with the injured fans.
"The camera system consists of three ropes -- a drive rope which moves the camera back and forth, and two guide ropes on either side. The drive rope failed near the Turn 1 connection and fell to the track. The camera itself did not come down because guide ropes acted as designed. A full investigation is planned, and use of the camera is suspended indefinitely.
"This camera system had been used successfully at this year's Daytona 500, last week's NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race and other major events around the world. We certainly regret that the system failure affected tonight's event, we apologize to the racers whose cars were damaged, and our immediate concern is for the race fans. We also offer a sincere 'thank you' to the staff at CMS for attending to the injuries and keeping us informed on this developing situation.
"When we have more information on the cause of the equipment failure, we will share it with you immediately."
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What is Keep North Dakota Clean, Inc?
KNDC, Inc. was formed to ensure a continuous statewide program of
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of litter. KNDC is also a "clearinghouse" for ideas, techniques,
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How Can You Help "Keep North Dakota Clean?"
KNDC believes education is the key to any successful program. When people are informed, they are more apt to think before they throw. And to be truly effective, the education process needs to begin early. That is why KNDC holds an annual statewide poster contest. The contest includes grades one though eight and special needs students.
Let's face the facts–we can't keep North Dakota clean on promises. It requires the hard work of people who care about the economy and beauty of their community–people like YOU!
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Andy's Corner | 4/24
On Thursday, April 17, the Nazareth baseball team beat Pocono Mountain West 5-1 and the Nazareth softball team beat Pocono
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As we head into the Easter holiday, the Nazareth Blue Eagles are in high gear. On Thursday, April 10, Nazareth
Food Network pays a visit to 'The Sweetest Spot in Nazareth'
Sugar master Kerry Vincent gives the Schubert's staff a lesson in cake decorating, from fondant and sugar pearls to sprucing
INTRODUCING: Andy's Corner
The Nazareth spring sports season is trying to get underway despite the weather we've been having. On Thursday, April
Nazareth Hires New Head Football Coach
By TYLER TRUMBAUER Special to The Home News Tom Falzone had a great job. He was the head football coach
Nazareth store provides 'Missing Piece' to shoppers
Photos and story by Danielle S. Tepper There's a sign outside the door of 462 Bushkill Center Rd. in Nazareth
Nazareth lights up for Christmas
Photos and story by Danielle S. Tepper. Santa's making his rounds! Ol' St. Nick stopped by Nazareth Thursday, Dec. 5 for
Nazareth celebrates Halloween 2013
By Danielle Tepper Holidays bring out the best of small-town charm. All decked out with scarecrows and pumpkins galore, the
2013 Halloween Parades
Allentown's Halloween Parade Sunday, October 20, 2013 at 2 p.m. Rain Date is Sunday, October 27, 2013. Bethlehem's Halloween Parade


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Gallery: OMSI, with Energy Trust's help, gets the chillers
By Andy Giegerich
Digital Managing Editor
Workers had a big job ahead of them when OMSI, in updating its energy systems, added three new chillers. Click through for a gallery of the painstakingly precise system workers used to install one of the units.
Oregon Museum of Science and Industry visitors could enjoy more comfortable visits after the facility added three chillers to its 20-year-old HVAC system.
The venue added the chillers during a complicated and well-mapped installation.
Chill out: A look behind the scenes at OMSI's new cooling system
OMSI used some $345,000 in cash incentives for the chillers from Energy Trust of Oregon, which had given OMSI an energy management system audit. The chillers are expected to save 1.2 million kilowatt hours each year, as well as $90,000 in energy costs annually.
One of the chillers is dedicated to managing the climate of the museum's OMNIMAX Theater while the other two operate within the exhibit spaces.
OMSI has also upgraded its lighting systems. Its Planetarium lobby now features energy-efficient 2-watt light-emitting diode bulbs equipped with automatic controls that turn off and on based on the museum's hours. OMSI's Earth Science Hall also has new 21-watt LEDs, which replaced 170 older 120-watt bulbs.
Click on the gallery above for a closer look at OMSI's intricate chiller installation techniques.
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Police identify man found dead on beach next to Walney channel
Last updated at 10:54, Friday, 01 February 2013
A MAN found dead on the beach next to Walney channel has been formally identified.
Terence Anderson, known as Terry, of Lime Street, Barrow, was found dead on the beach next to Walney channel on Tuesday morning close to the Kimberly-Clark paper mill.
Concerns were raised for the 61-year-old's welfare on Tuesday morning and a full-scale search was mounted before his body was later recovered.
Police are not treating his death as suspicious at this time.
Mr Anderson's family have been informed and the case will be passed to the coroner.
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2011 Convocation Address
"Cultivating UBUNTU"
by Margarita Curtis
September 18, 2011
Every September brings us the opportunity for renewal, the gift of a new beginning. The "glint of bronze in the chill mornings," as poet laureate Merwin said, announces the arrival of fall, invites us to consider the possibilities that the new year holds. But as we look forward and outward, filled with anticipation, we also stand to benefit from looking inward, for a moment of introspection. We come together today to reflect on our aspirations, not only as individuals but as a community. We come together to affirm the values and traditions that make our school distinctive, and bind us in a common purpose. If you are in this auditorium today, as a student or as a teacher, it means that at some point in the past you made a deliberate choice to be a part of Deerfield. Close to a third of you, students, and twelve of you, faculty, are new to the school this September. The specific reasons for choosing Deerfield are therefore fresh in your minds. Others among you made this decision more than fifty years ago — this is the case of our longest-serving faculty member. But regardless of when you made Deerfield your school, you sensed the promise of this community, and accepted both the joys and responsibilities this choice entails.
So, why are we here? We are all here to learn and grow –as scholars, athletes, artists, yes, but more fundamentally, to affirm a shared moral framework, a set of institutional values. We are here to acquire knowledge and proficiency in a number of areas, but also to develop habits that build strong character and healthy, caring communities. Our strong communal spirit derives from anchoring our self-improvement efforts in a commitment to impact those around us in positive ways. In this sense, we remain true to the mission set forth by charter trustee Reverend Lyman at the school's founding more than two hundred years ago: "Wisdom renders men useful," he said, "[but] nothing is important or valuable, in the character of man, which does not render him beneficial to others, either by his example, or by his labours… The higher are his attainments in science and wisdom, the more extensive are those effects which benefit human society."
The world has changed in profound ways since these words were spoken, but their relevance hasn't waned. Yes, technological change and globalization continue to affect every aspect of our day to day lives, as well as the way we teach and learn. Technology speeds access to facts and opinions, and the result is an astonishing renaissance in human thinking—an information revolution—as people around the world share ideas effortlessly, at the speed of light. But navigating this new landscape has its perils. The same technology that shrinks the globe has the power to isolate us, eliminating our sense of community by accepting casual connections over meaningful relationships—by valuing narrow facts over worthy ideas. This is why we cannot lose sight of our fundamental mission, even as we adapt to the challenges and opportunities the world presents us. This is why you have often heard me say that our pursuit of excellence and superior performance must be tied to moral distinction and a commitment to service. In coming to Deerfield, we all accept the call to do well, but not with the exclusive goal of self-advancement, but with the intent to do good, to benefit the lives of those we touch.
If we consider the current political and economic landscape in our country, many would agree that our challenges have less to do with lack of knowledge or competence and more with our inability to look beyond personal or partisan interests, to focus on the common good, to engage in open/honest, civil discourse. Over the summer, for instance, we witnessed several weeks of partisan wrangling in Congress over a national debt-reduction deal, which may have saved us temporarily from default, but which could not prevent Standard and Poor's decision to downgrade the U. S. Credit rating for the first time in history. As the world watched, we put on display a level of self-centeredness and obstinacy that signals our inability to deal with long-term, intractable problems, and our penchant to postpone necessary, difficult decisions. For the past four decades, the federal government has spent more money than it has brought in, which simply means we have been living beyond our means for a long time. But the problem is not lack of awareness, but incapacity to face the facts with courage and discipline. The list of challenges is long, whether we focus on energy, immigration, infrastructure, education or most urgently, unemployment. In a recent article, political commentator Fareed Zakaria, deplores the level of dysfunction in our day-to-day government life, made so apparent during the recent debt ceiling debacle, and I quote, "The world once looked at America with awe as we built the interstate highway system, created the best public education in the world, put a man on the moon and invested in the frontiers of knowledge… We have taken something the world never doubted –the credibility of the U.S.—and put it into question" (TIME, Aug 15/11, p.33)
What does all of this have to do with us at Deerfield? What does our mission have to do with this disconcerting reality? If we believe that our national crisis is one of character rather than intellect, then Deerfield's emphasis on citizenship and strong moral character can make a difference. You, our students, will have a critical role to play in restoring confidence and optimism to the national psyche, and you will do this by demonstrating the very values we cultivate here: respect, honesty, diligence, resilience, humility, empathy, and a commitment to service. How we treat and speak to one another here and now, how we make choices and decisions that affect our school community, provides excellent practice for your future roles as citizens. When you engage in rational discourse about school issues, rules, policies, and decisions, whether they have to do with student housing, the dress code, disciplinary actions, parietal rules, study hours, or choice of student leaders, you are developing the very skills and attributes you will need to deal effectively with the challenges of citizenship.
A healthy community invites debate, and should expect the exchange of different perspectives, but these perspectives need to be grounded in evidence and information, and the ability to think critically and empathetically. A healthy community can grow from disagreements that are dealt with openly. Let me give you an example: I know the revised dress code announcement was a source of much debate and emotion this past August. While I suspect this issue will generate more conversation, I would like to publicly acknowledge the constructive role Theo Lipsky and Charles Jones played shortly after arriving at a temporary solution. They explained their concerns logically and constructively, and urged an emphasis on more regular communication. I presented my concerns about a school policy that is currently not followed consistently. Let's keep the lines of communication open, and collaborate in identifying an effective policy. In the future, as you enter adulthood, the debate will be on far more serious issues, and you will be well served by practicing the art of debate and compromise now. In the spirit of open dialogue, I would like to remind you of my open office hours, every Tuesday after sit down dinner. I value my conversations with all of you.
I have dwelled on the importance of character, and the development of certain attributes at Deerfield, because I realize how easy it is to speak about them, and how much harder it is to demonstrate them. All schools speak about these values, but how many actually deliver in practice? My hope for this year is that we focus on "showing" rather than "telling," that our values are evident to any visitor by how we comport ourselves, by our dispositions, behaviors and actions, rather than our words. Let me make this real for you. If I were to walk into your dorm room right now, what would I see? What about your common room, the Greer, or the Dining Hall? If I looked inside a recycling bin, what would I find? Are all of you in dress code now? Every day? If I walked into your dorm during study hours, what would I see and hear? And I haven't even touched on the most significant issues: your level of honesty with one another and your work, how you include or exclude your peers, how you support or criticize one another, how you represent Deerfield off-campus – you get the point. The truth is that it takes a lot of effort and practice to behave honorably all of the time, but it is practice that develops good habits, and good habits that build strong character.
You may have heard about the "10,000-hour rule," which is simply the most recent interpretation of our grandmother's maxim, "practice makes perfect." Malcolm Gladwell, in his book Outliers, states that "the closer psychologists look at the careers of the gifted, the smaller the role innate talent seems to play and the bigger the role preparation seems to play." It seems that the magical number to reach excellence in any endeavor hovers around 10,000 hours, but I am less interested in the specific number than in the general concept. How much effort does it take to build strong, honorable character? What if in addition to grades in math, biology, or music we gave out grades in respect, generosity, resilience and so on? Some schools in New York are actually experimenting with this notion, and are talking not only about GPA but CPA, "character point average." What if colleges asked us to rank you along these lines? The point I want to make is that character is also formed by practice, and that strong character is as critical as intellect in leading fulfilling, purposeful lives.
Let me end by highlighting a concept I heard about repeatedly during my travels in Africa this summer, and which captures the spirit we all seek as members of this community. If you are a basketball fan and you follow the Boston Celtics you will have heard this word before, because it has been used in the past as a rallying cry for team unity. The word UBUNTU, which has its origins in the Bantu languages of southern Africa, is hard to translate into one single English word, but it has to do with the importance of relationships and community life, with a way of being that is grounded in a keen awareness of our common humanity. Loosely translated it means, "I am because we are." May the spirit of UBUNTU guide us throughout the year.


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Timex® Expedition Watch for Men
Whether you're on an outdoor adventure or hard at work at the office, the Timex Expedition Watch has you covered. This sharp looking watch is functional, durable and features a ten-year battery life. Luminescent hands and an INDIGLO® nightlight allow you to easily view the time in dim or dark conditions. Size: Extra large.
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Rated 3 out of 5 by troutman32835 good watch great watch, used it for 3 years for fishing and hunting with no problems until i tried to change the time and the rod that the adjuster is attached to broke. now i can not change anything. would recommend, but would also recommend not to use in saltwater for too many trips. November 25, 2010
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Ecotourism & Agritourism Abound in NJ's Highlands Region
Things to do for kids, couples, families, seniors in the most scenic parts of New Jersey!
The Highlands Region in New Jersey covers much of Northern New Jersey and includes portions of each of the following counties – Sussex, Passaic, Bergen, Warren, Morris, Hunterdon, Somerset. The area stretches from Phillipsburg, Warren County in the southwest to Mahwah, Bergen County in the northeast. This lush region is rich in scenic beauty – geological rock formations, rolling hills and farmland, lakes, rivers and streams, and plenty of wildlife habitat. Choose from thousands of miles of trails, hundreds of bird species, dozens of rivers, lakes & streams, two National Parks, one breathtaking region all within a tank of gas from New York, Philadelphia and New England.
A Landscape of Time and Treasures
As far back as 10,000 BC the Highlands characteristics were being formed when the Wisconsin Glacier retreated, dragging sediment along it's path, which today form amazing outcroppings that can be found in many of the State Parks. The Region is also rich with historic, cultural, and archaeological resources due to Native American inhabitants, its place in American Revolutionary War era history, iron ore mining, the Morris Canal, agrarian settlements and the industrial revolution. For more details on historical happenings in the Highlands go to So This is Jersey.
6 Miles of Separation tells the story of just how much history there is in and around Harmony, New Jersey and the location of our annual event the Last Fling Pumpkin Sling.
Perhaps you've heard that any two people on the planet have a connection through only six others. The immensity of the world becomes much more intimate when we consider this possibility. In a way, we have similar connections to our past through our own surroundings, if we are willing to explore them.
Our Annual Fun-raiser
The Highlands Tourism Partnership is the organizing group of the Last Fling Pumpkin Sling, which is held in Harmony Township, Warren County the third weekend in October. The event welcomed groups from all over to compete in a Pumpkin Slinging contest. The event also featured an October Vistas Bus Tour of our area. Proceeds from the event will be used to promote the Highlands regions' agritourism, ecotourism and cultural assets.
Here is a video produced by Elliott Ruga. Check it out and you will see what our Pumpkin Sling is all about.
All Roads Lead To Adventure in the Highlands
With a name like Cranberry Lake you might envision a bog in the flatlands of the Pine Barrens. This 180-acre lake, however, is located about 5 miles north of route 80 on 206 and offers scenic hiking, biking, and paddling within the hilly terrain of Allamuchy Township. In fact, the area surrounding this lake in the Highlands Region is anything but flat and offers great variety for both the adventurous and the casual day-tripper...
New Jersey Agritourism 101
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Photos from the Second Annual Last Fling Pumpk Sling Coming Soon...
Here are photos from our 2nd Annual Last Fling Pumpkin Sling
Here is what some of the teens involved had to say...
We just wanted to send you a HUGE thank you for organizing the Pumpkin Sling Event on Saturday. Our team worked very hard and had a really good time designing the trebuchet as well as working together as a group. We look forward to doing it all over again next year!
Anthony, Gregory and Mark C.
Photos courtesy of: Charles Fineran, Antonio Iannitelli, NJ Division of Parks & Forests.


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Private Company Decision-Making Framework
Last updated on January 16, 2014
(Updated sections are indicated with an asterisk *)
*Project Objective
*Due Process
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*Summary of Decisions Reached to Date
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*Project Objective
The objective of this project is to develop a private company decision-making framework (the guide) for the Board and the PCC to use in determining whether and in what circumstances to provide alternative recognition, measurement, disclosure, display, effective date, or transition guidance for private companies reporting under U.S. GAAP.This Guide provides considerations for the PCC and the Board in making user-relevance and cost-benefit evaluations for private companies under the existing conceptual framework. The Guide is intended to be a tool to help the Board and the PCC identify differential information needs of users of public company financial statements and users of private company financial statements and to identify opportunities to reduce the complexity and costs of preparing financial statements in accordance with U.S. GAAP.
*Due Process DocumentsOn December 23, 2013, the Board and the Private Company Council issued the Final Guide, Private Company Decision-Making Framework: A Guide for Evaluating Financial Accounting and Reporting for Private Companies.
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*Decisions Reached at Last MeetingMinutes from July 16, 2013 meeting:
The Board and the Private Company Council (PCC) redeliberated the Private Company Decision-Making Framework: A Guide for Evaluating Financial Accounting and Reporting for Private Companies (guide). The Board and the PCC voted to finalize the guide based on decisions reached at this meeting, which are outlined below.
Differential Factors
The Board and PCC decided that the six differential factors in the guide are appropriate and directed the staff to make some nonsubstantive clarifications that would increase consistency between the differential factors section in the beginning of the guide and the basis for conclusions.
The Board and the PCC decided that the requirement of quantitative information about the adoption of an alternative transition method by a private company should only be considered in limited circumstances where the nature of the amendment to existing guidance affects information that users of private company financial statements find relevant.
Industry-Specific Guidance
The Board and the PCC decided to remove special consideration of industry-specific guidance within the display module to eliminate redundancy, because the guide already includes a presumption that financial statement display guidance is relevant to users.
In addition, the Board and the PCC decided to add a consideration for cost and complexity in addition to user relevance within the industry-specific guidance section of the disclosure module and the recognition and measurement module. Thus, the consideration of industry-specific guidance would be similar to the consideration of non-industry-specific guidance. However, the guide would acknowledge that there is a greater likelihood that industry-specific guidance is relevant to users of private company financial statements.
Access to Management
The Board and the PCC reaffirmed their consideration of access to management in the disclosure module but decided to remove access to management as a consideration in determining whether a recognition and measurement alternative for private companies should be permitted.
Recognition and Measurement Questions
Question 1.5h (access to management) will be removed from the guide due to the Board's and PCC's decision related to access to management.
The Board and PCC decided to improve the wording of question 1.5e (probable threshold) to clarify the meaning of the question.
They also decided to remove question 1.5i; however, the guide will acknowledge that the lag between the year-end reporting date and the date financial statements are issued and made available to users is a difference between private and public companies due to statutory filing requirements for public companies.
All or Nothing
The Board and the PCC reaffirmed their decision to generally permit a private company to select the alternatives within recognition or measurement guidance that it deems appropriate to apply; however, the Board and the PCC may require certain related alternatives be elected as a group.
The Board and the PCC decided not to address the assessment of preferability for private companies in the guide.
Determining the Effective Date
The Board and the PCC reaffirmed their decision that private companies generally should not be required to adopt amendments during an interim period within the fiscal year of adoption.
*Summary of Decisions Reached to DateSee the Final Guide.
*Board/Other Public Meeting Dates
|July 16, 2013
|PCC Meeting—The Board and the PCC finalized the Private Company Decision-Making Framework
|April 10, 2013
|Board Meeting—The Board decided that the comment period for the Private Company Decision-Making Framework should end on June 21, 2013.
|February 12, 2013
|PCC Meeting—The Board and the PCC made decisions related to the Private Company Decision-Making Framework.
|July 20, 2012
|Education Session—The staff discussed with the Board their remaining questions before the release of the Invitation to Comment on the decision-making framework for private companies. No decisions are made at education sessions.
|May 14, 2012
|Education Session—Discussion about the staff's progress toward developing a decision-making framework for private companies. Refer to linked presentation used to facilitate the update provided by the staff. No decisions are made at education sessions.
Background InformationCreation of a decision-making framework about standard-setting for private companies was one of the important recommendations included in a report by the Blue-Ribbon Panel on Standard Setting for Private Companies released in January 2011 to the Board of Trustees of the Financial Accounting Foundation (FAF), which is the FASB's oversight organization. The Blue-Ribbon Panel's report also included a short-term recommendation that the FASB begin work on the framework while the FAF Trustees consider the other recommendations in its report.
Completion of the proposed private company decision-making framework underscores the FASB and the PCC's ongoing commitment to better serve the needs of all private company stakeholders, including users and preparers of private company financial statements.
*Contact InformationMichael Cheng
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Release Flynn so the Packers can get their backup QB back.
Terrelle Pryor to start Sunday for Raiders, Matt Flynn demoted to 3rd string
Oakland Raiders quarterback Terrelle Pryor is symptom-free and will start this Sunday's game against the San Diego Chargers after passing the NFL's concussion protocol, the team announced.
Pryor sat out last week's 24-14 loss to the Redskins after suffering a concussion the week before against the Denver Broncos.
The Raiders also said that Matt McGloin, an undrafted rookie quarterback, would be promoted to second string and Matt Flynn would back him up.
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Pryor has completed 65.4 percent of his passes for 624 yards with two touchdowns and two interception this season for Oakland (1-3).
"It is what it is. It didn't work out," Allen said about Flynn's demotion. "It hasn't worked out like we anticipated and we've got to make decisions and we've got to move forward and continue to go, and [Flynn is] going to continue to battle and scratch and claw, and I still believe that he's a capable quarterback. But we're going to give McGloin a chance."
The Raiders acquired Flynn this offseason and are paying him more than $6 million not to play.
The good thing if there are any good things about the Raiders (they need a lot of pieces), T. Pryor can learn fail at times without looking over he shoulder for Flynn after he has a bad game... You will never hear the Chants for Flynn because the fans now know Pryor deserved a chance to prove himself over a long haul with a better constructed team.
Could you picture Pryor throwing 5 picks like Flacco or turning the ball over like Eli and not here the calls for McGloin, neither can I... Give this guy Time people he deserves it even if he ever has a one of those Brady, Brees , Flacco, Eli type bad games game.... 4 plus picks
This had to happen and luckily it came early enough to remove any doubts for the future. Oakland has been chasing its tail for close to two decades trying to find 'the one QB' to lead the team back into the limelight and as the saying goes 'desperate times call for desperate measures'. The potential of TP is bright, the salary cap issues are back in their favor and things are starting to turn around. Has it been slow? Hell yes. But once the train gets back on track...look out!
Six million, money well spent. How about another ten dollar beer.
This is what the big-headed (from ONE game) traitor Flynn gets...
You have to admire Flynn - he turned one great game against a mediocre defense into tens of millions of dollars.
After Jamarcus Russell you would think an organization would be more careful about their quarterbacks but after all this is the Oakland Raiders we're talking about.
Here's some free advice Oakland - Don't sign former LSU quarterbacks.
Flynn has to be laughing all the way to the bank....even on 3rd string....he still gets the hefty salary.
Not too bad a career in the NFL if you get paid and never have to play and never get a concussion.
Flynn better save his pennies...
You know Al Davis was on his last leg when they hired a Denver Bronco to be the coach how retarded was that he's supposed to be a defensive guy I haven't seen much then draft a guy in wilson that they can't even coach up this a offensive league get you a good offensive coach and draft some good offensive players and dump that bumb mcfadden you can't be affective if your always hurt top picks for this sorry excuse for a organization marquise lee, aj mccarron ,johnny manziel pac -12 running back it's amazing they pay all these scouts lots of money to evaluate talent I sit here and watch college football and could tell you who to draft and who not the draft Let's go raiders get it together!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@NoQNoSuperBowl You have to wonder if he sold his soul for that one great game.
@RCH especially don't sign the guy who lost his starting job to Jamarcus!! I mean... c'mon man!
@youngnorth77 lol what?
for one the Raider's defense is much improved from two years ago.
for two the Raiders had seriously no draft picks of value. How many 5th-6th-7th rounders actually contribute to the teams that pick them? not many. that's all the Raiders have had to work with.
@youngnorth77 Except for facts, spelling, punctuation, syntax and grammar you're exactly right. Good job.
@youngnorth77 Please tell me you are just kidding. Davis did not hire Dennis Allen. I case you missed it........Al Davis died. In 2011. Allen was hired in 2012.
@RaidLakeDodge letting Hugh Jackson trade two first-round picks for Carson Palmer was the worst decision Marc Davis could have made. Shoulda just put Trask in charge of the team until the end of that season then gone and gotten a GM. How much are Raiders fans missing Jason Campbell right now?


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The Smoking Gun website has uncovered the identity of the man who accused puppeteer Kevin Clash of having an under-age sexual relationship with him.
Citing two sources—a family member and a friend—The Smoking Gun said Clash's accuser is 24-year-old Sheldon Stephens, an aspiring model and actor.
Stephens did not respond to requests for comment made by the website to his Facebook and Twitter accounts, according to The Smoking Gun's article.
Through the website TMZ, a Dundalk native and 1979 graduate of Dundalk High School, of the sexual impropriety, and recanted his accusation the next day through a statement issued by the Harrisburg, PA law firm of Andreozzi and Associates.
According to The Smoking Gun, Stephens reportedly has a checkered past. He was accused of passing a bad check, and those charges were dropped after he settled the debt with a Harrisburg business.
He was also accused of robbing a music manager at gunpoint, taking $250,000 worth of jewelry, but the manager later claimed to not recall the robbery. A friend of Stephens' characterized the incident as a "misunderstanding" and a "domestic dispute," according to The Smoking Gun.
While Clash has stated through his attorneys that he is relieved the situation is resolved, The Smoking Gun said the recantation comes after TMZ effectively outed Clash as gay.
"I have never been ashamed of this or tried to hide it, but felt it was a personal and private matter," Clash said in a statement regarding his sexuality.
Sesame Workshop, which produces Sesame Street, the program on which Clash provides the voice and personality of the muppet Elmo, allowed Clash to take a leave of absence from the company so he could work to clear his reputation.
While the recantation comes as a relief to the puppeteer, he isn't headed back to work yet, according to Fox 411.
"Kevin has asked for some additional time to put this ordeal behind him, which we totally understand," Sesame Workshop officials told the news outlet.
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There occasionally appears in the galaxy a ship so outlandish in appearance that it inspires legitimate questions about its designer's sanity. There is no finer example of this than the Fairwind-class Gunship. The brainchild of an eccentric shipwright long forgotten by history, the Fairwind looks less like a space faring vessel and more like a seagoing pirate ship from antiquity.
Though it has a memorable design, sightings of the Fairwind-class have been surprisingly rare. It was first observed during the New Sith Wars, when it was brought into service by the Jedi. The ship's already impressive features, along with the element of surprise its unique appearance often afforded. This allowed the ship to figure prominently in several victorious Jedi campaigns before fading into obscurity for many years. Then in Year 12, Teniel Djo made her famous suicide jump into the Maw Cluster, along with several of her fellow pirates. When the remaining Eidola Pirates went to retrieve the SB-1 from her last great adventure, they found the SB-1 to be destroyed; however, the discovery of the Fairwind-class Gunship within the Maw cluster proved a great reward for their efforts. In addition, the pirates found Djo had also hidden the rare Supremacy-class Assault Ship Tetan and modified YV-666 Gráinne Ní Mháille among the black holes. Since retrieving the Fairwind-class, along with the other capital ships, it has been retained and utilized by Eidola.
As one might expect, the Fairwind's unusual construction and design is oriented toward conveying the visual image of a luxury seafaring vessel. Its hull is wooden, though the keel and much of the upper deck are layered in gold. The only external evidence that the Fairwind is a vessel built for flight can be found in the aft section, in the form of two mounted pairs of wings and the casings for the ship's four engines. The horned equine creature mounted on the bow, the twin masts, and the ship's sails are purely decorative, but their uniqueness makes them among the most recognizable features of the ship. The portholes are likewise a defining visual feature, but do serve a practical purpose in that they can open in atmospheric flight to allow fresh air to permeate the Fairwind's interior, which, like the exterior, reflects the seafaring motif. Its cockpit resembles a state of the art marine captain's quarters. The pilot controls, which are understandably located in the cockpit rather than in the exterior main deck, resemble the steering wheels of ancient aquatic vessels, but are perfectly suited to maneuvering at sublight speeds during space and atmospheric flight.
Although the Fairwind sports a wooden hull, the wroshyr wood used is capable of absorbing a deceptively high amount of punishment, including the extreme heat of atmospheric re-entry. The ship's heavy armaments also afford it considerable firepower for its size. These features, in conjunction with the ability to carry a large amount of personnel, make it a formidable opponent when used in battle.


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Crusaders Remain Perfect after Downing ETSU
Saturday, September 06, 2003The Valparaiso volleyball team ran its record to 7-0 on the season Saturday afternoon, defeating East Tennessee State 30-14, 30-24, 30-19 in their second game of the Popcorn Classic at the Athletics-Recreation Center.
Heather Hynds (Mundelein, Ill./Mundelein H.S.) and Jessi Novak (Antigo, Wis./Antigo H.S.) led the Crusaders with 11 kills each, while freshman Jessie Fox (Granger, Ind./Penn H.S.) added seven kills while hitting .312. Hynds hit .318 for the match for the Brown and Gold.
Fox and Katie Bova (Milwaukee, Wis./Divine Savior Holy Angels H.S.) each recorded a team-high nine digs in the match and Bova also dished out 22 assists.
Kate Steidle and Kelsey Sherich led the Buccaneers with six digs each, while Kristi Robinson tallied 12 digs and 15 assists.
Valpo had 42 kills for the match, while holding East Tennessee State (1-4) to just 25 kills and -.023 hitting for the contest.
In the morning's first match, Cleveland State won the first two games of the match only to see Indiana State rally and force a game five before defeating the Sycamores 30-25, 30-26, 28-30, 23-30, 15-11.
Jamie Bouyer led Cleveland State (5-1) with 22 kills, while Brittanie Stowell and Kristin Widmar each tallied 13 for Indiana State (3-2).
The Popcorn Classic will wrap-up later Saturday evening as East Tennessee State will face Cleveland State at 5 p.m., followed by Indiana State and the Crusaders at 7:30 p.m.
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President Obama and House Democrats are offering a budget which lays the foundation for lasting prosperity and economic growth for America's workers and families.
The House budget:
- Cuts the deficit by nearly two-thirds by 2013.
- Cuts taxes for middle income families by $1.5 trillion.
- Creates jobs with targeted investments and reforms in health care, clean energy, and education.
- Reduces non-defense discretionary spending to its lowest level as a percent of the economy in nearly half a century, and - in FY 2010 - by 1.5 percent below the President's budget blueprint.
…The House Republican Plan Is No Alternative for the Future - Just a Continuation of Failed Bush Policies. It:
- Has bigger tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans than even President George W. Bush doled out and would repeal the Making Work Pay tax cut for 95 percent of Americans.
- Continues the Bush-level deficit. Even Rep. Paul Ryan, one of the GOP plan's primary authors, admitted the Republican plan's deficit would be "a lot." [3/30/09]
- Repeals the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act passed earlier this year - halting funds to jumpstart our economy and save or create 3.5 million new jobs. In fact, states and local communities across the country are already reaping benefits from this critical legislation.
- Jeopardizes health care for America's seniors and low-income families by cutting Medicare and block granting Medicaid funds to the states.
- Takes America in the wrong direction on energy, education, and health care--and decimates critical services such as public safety, homeland security and law enforcement.
We can't afford to wait. Failure to reform and invest produced eight years of the slowest job growth in three quarters of a century.
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