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My dear HenryI hope it is needless to remind thee, now at this advanced period of our correspondence, that tho' my letters are always proofs of the strong maternal interest and affection I feel for thee; yet the omission of them is no proof of the reverse: neither is it necessary I presume to one who knows them so well, or may so easily concieve them again to repeat the enumeration of the various circumstances or avocations which form so many obstacles to their frequency. I should be delighted to participate with thee in the fruits of thy studies, if they are such as I think they doubtless must be- a variety of reflections which like new lights dawning upon thy young mind must have all the charm of novelty to recommend them, and tip them with double brilliancy- if thou wast but once in the habit of a paper communication; and hadst leisure and inclination to pursue it. A thought as it occurred, penn'd down at a liesure moment journal-wise, or a train of thought, just as it happened and time admitted; and now & then transmitted, as opportunity served, without regard to the customary form of letters, as to a thing absolutely indispensible; would, I concieve, be a useful exercise to thee, and at the same time a pleasing tribute of filial respect & attention, and an agreeable entertainment to us. Think of it my dear! I suggest it for consideration.I have, at present from the Lybrary, Memoirs of Sir W. Jones- A character, it seems, of great worth & celebrity; principally render'd so- after premising the bountiful endowments of provi
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Barry Callebaut appoints Hans P. Vriens Chief Innovation Officer
Zurich, Switzerland, November 10, 2005 – The Board of Directors of Barry Callebaut AG, the world's leading manufacturer of cocoa and chocolate products, has appointed Hans P. Vriens (born 1965) to the newly created position of Chief Innovation Officer and member of the Management Team effective December 1, 2005.
Since 2001 Hans Vriens has been the owner of VF&Co. b.v. in Amsterdam, Netherlands, a holding company which invests in and develops new consumer brands for itself and for third-party customers. Activities include the consulting of large multinational companies in the development of functional foods, a partnership selling an energy drink in a new packaging concept, as well as the production and distribution of a functional dairy product.
Prior to this, Hans Vriens served as Executive Board Member responsible for Sales, Marketing and Interactive at EM-TV & Merchandising AG in Munich, Germany. From 1994-1999 he held various functions with Red Bull GmbH, among which Managing Director for Red Bull North America in Los Angeles, U.S.A. From 1989-1994 Hans Vriens worked as Brand Manager for Procter & Gamble in Austria and in Germany. He started his career in brand management and marketing with Mars/Effems in Spain and in the Netherlands.
Hans P. Vriens holds a BBA in Marketing from the Nijenrode Business University in Breukelen, Netherlands, and an MBA in Marketing/International Business from the University of Oregon in Eugene, U.S.A. He is a Dutch national.
Photo of Hans P. Vriens available on www.barry-callebaut.com.
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With annual sales of more than CHF 4 billion for fiscal year 2004/05, Zurich-based Barry Callebaut is the world's leading manufacturer of high-quality cocoa, chocolate and confectionery products – from the cocoa bean to the finished product on the store shelf. Barry Callebaut operates more than 30 production facilities in 23 countries and employs more than 8,000 people. The company serves the entire food industry, from food manufacturers to professional users of chocolate (such as chocolatiers, pastry chefs or bakers), to global retailers. It also provides a comprehensive range of services in the fields of product development, processing, training and marketing.
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I don't know if I'd put us that low, but not sure I'd go much higher. I say it all over this board, drop the stupid piping on the jersey and the swooshes on the shorts. Bring back horizontal striping like pretty much any other jersey in our history, save for the clown jerseys.
One of these days I want to get ahold of a jersey template and come up with a uniform mock up for new Blues digs.
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Still an excellent jersey crest, but it almost gets lost amid all the other nonsense. The apron strings, swoopy stripes on the pants, the collarbone horns -- it's all too much. And the third jersey, much like the Blue Jackets', feels like retro-by-numbers.
Meanwhile, the Sabres created new C/A captain patches. They look friggin' awesome.


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Welcome to the Pater Family Page on the What's Past is Prologue genealogy blog. This page will show the detailed family tree information for other PATER researchers. My particular Pater line begins in the early 1800s in Poland, near the present-day town of Żyrardów, which is located near Warsaw. There are PATER families from several other countries, including Germany, England, and Netherlands. Are they all connected? Only through solid genealogical research will the answer eventually be found.
The Pater Ancestors
Generation No. 1
1. Hilary Pater is named as the father of Jan Pater on Jan's marriage record. I do not have his birth, marriage, or death information yet. He was likely born between 1800 and 1814. His wife was Agnieszka (unknown surname). Both were deceased before their son's marriage in 1859.
Children of Hilary and Agnieszka Pater:
( 2 ) i. Jan Pater, b. approx 1834 (see Generation 2)
I have not yet identified other children of this couple.
Generation No. 2
2. Jan Pater was born approximately in 1834 in Kamieńskie Budy. On 10 October 1859 he married Teofilia Zakrzewska (born 27 December 1840 in Mariampol to Karol Zakrzewski and Rozalia Kowalewska, died after 1885) in the town of Wiskitki. Both Jan and Teofilia died after 1885 as they were alive at the time of their son Jozef's wedding.
Children of Jan Pater and Teofilia Zakrzewska:
i. Marcin Pater, b. 1860
ii. Ewa Pater, b. 1862
(3) iii. Jozef Pater, b. 21 Sep 1864 (see Generation 3)
iv. Marianna Zofia Pater, b. 1866
v. Antonina Pater, b. 1867
vi. Paulina Pater, b. 1874
vii. Pawel Pater, b. 1876
viii. Bronisława Pater, b. 1877
ix. Bronisław Pater, b. 1879
x. Władysław Pater, b. 1882
xi. Stanisław Pater, b. 1884
Generation No. 3
3. Jozef Pater was born on 21 September 1864 in the town of Ruda Guzowska, which later became Żyrardów. On 25 August 1885, he married Antonina Rozalia Pluta (born 21 June 1863 in Mszczonów to Ludwik Pluta and Franciszka Anna Wojciechowska, died 12 December 1938 in Philadelphia, PA, USA) in the town of Mszczonów. Jozef immigrated to the US in 1905 and settled in Philadelphia, PA. Antonina followed in 1906 with daughters Regina and Victoria. In 1907, daughter Franciszka, with her husband Paweł Nieginski, came with brothers Wacław, Ludwik, and Stefan. Also, in 1909 Antontina's mother joins the family in the US (Frances Anna Pluta – died in 1914 – I have traced her side and her husband's back a couple of generations in Poland if you want this information). Jozef Pater died in Philadelphia on 11 August 1945. The couple had seven children – the children and grandchildren are all listed below as Generation No. 4 and 5.
Generation No. 4 and 5
Children of Jozef Pater and Antonina Pluta:
i. Regina, b. 1886. I know Regina came over with her mother and younger sister Victoria in 1906, but I have not found a marriage record to know her married name – possibly Goembiewski?
ii. Franciszka (Frances), b. 1887 in Żyrardów. Married Paweł (Paul) Nieginski (16 Jan 1879 or 1880 – 31 Aug 1964) in Żyrardów. Died 27 Nov 1967 in PA. Children of Frances and Paul:
Edmund – b. 15 Nov 1909, d. 22 May 1997, m. Margaret
Stella – b. 13 Jan 1914, d. 09 Aug 2005, m. Frank Ciccarelli
Sophia – b. 1916, d. 05 Sep 1989, m. George Koch
iii. Ewa (Eva or Anna), b. 19 December 1888 in Żyrardów. Married Edward Süsser on 19 January 1907 in Philadelphia, PA. They may have changed the spelling to Siesser. Children of Ewa and Edward:
Edward – b. 1908 in Philadelphia, PA. May have married in 1934.
Anna – b. Nov 1909 in New Jersey
iv. Wacław (went by Walter or John), b. 28 September 1890 in Żyrardów. Not sure if he married; had a short left leg. Died on 29 January 1925 in Philadelphia, PA.
v. Ludwik (Louis), b. 24 August 1893 in Żyrardów. Married Elżbieta (Elizabeth) Miller (19 Nov 1891 – 28 Jul 1972) on 27 August 1910 in Camden, NJ. Died on 31 October 1957 in Philadelphia, PA. Children of Louis and Elizabeth:
Henry – b. 25 Mar 1912, d. 17 Oct 1972, m. Mae Zawodna (2 children)
Walter – b. 08 Jul 1913. d. Apr 1975, m. 3 times (2 children) – used the name Walter Miller, not Walter Pater.
Louis – b. 09 Feb 1916, d. 17 Oct 1940, never married
Victor – b. 28 Jan 1919, d. 05 May 1951, m. M. Seanez in 1947 (no children)
Eugene – b. 19 Jul 1920, d. Jan 1979, m. (3 children)
vi. Stefan (Steven), b. 02 September 1895 in Żyrardów. Married Stella Molczan in 1917 in Philadelphia, PA. Died on 16 June 1956. Children of Steven and Stella:
(1) Stella – m. George Christy (3 children)
vii. Wiktoria (Victoria), b. 16 December 1903 in Żyrardów. Married Stanley Koruba (08 May 1898-xx Dec 1971). Died in February 1977 in Warrington, PA. Children of Victoria and Stanley:
Martin Koruba
Edward Koruba
Stella – m. Mr. Martini (2 children)
Jean – m. Mr. Colvin (possibly 3 children)
The Pater Descendants
Generations No. 6, 7, 8
There are dozens of descendants of Joseph and Antonina Pater living throughout the United States. For privacy reasons, detailed information ends with Generation No. 5 who are all deceased to the best of my knowledge. I limited information on the 6th generation to how many children I am aware of, although I do have some possible names. I would very much like to hear from any of my cousins that stumble upon this page. I have been searching in vain for photographs of Joseph and Antonina Pater as well as photos of their children, especially when they were younger. The photo of Louis Pater shown below is the ONLY photograph I have of him, but I know that others must exist.
Descendant surnames include: Christy, Ciccarelli, Colvin, Koch, Koruba, Martini, Miller, Nieginski, Pater, Pointkouski, Schaffer, Susser. I am sure there are also Pater descendents still living in Poland that are descended from one of Joseph's many brothers.
If anyone else is researching the PATER family, please contact me!
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I have several posts on this blog about my Pater family. See all posts labeled with the "Pater" Surname category here. Enjoy your visit, and please leave a comment if you're a Pater!


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Wednesday, February 20, 2013
NORTHWOOD — Bruce Patrick, chairman of the SAU 44 School Board, has announced the selection of the new superintendent of schools for the school districts of Northwood, Nottingham and Strafford.
He received his doctor of education degree from Argosy University in Sarasota, Fla., with a focus on educational leadership. He has a C.A.G.S. degree from Plymouth State College and a master of education degree from Notre Dame College in Manchester. |


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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) -- Democrats and the Kansas corrections secretary say an agreement struck earlier in the week to cut some $12 million from public safety in the 2014 Kansas budget would put residents at risk if spending cuts are not restored.
The concerns were raised Friday as legislative leaders digested the potential impact of the cuts in the proposed budget, which spends some $14.5 billion in 2014 and a similar amount in 2015. The budget agreement, expected to be debated next week, would trim $8.5 million from the Department of Corrections' operational budget and reduce the agency's salary cap by $4.1 million.
House Minority Leader Paul Davis said the budget reflected poor choices that were a result of the massive income tax cuts enacted in 2012, leaving Kansas with reduced revenue and difficult spending decisions. He also questioned a decision to subsidize two golf tournaments in the Wichita area later this year.
"This is money we are just throwing away, and we are doing this at the same time that we are going to leave sex offenders unsupervised," said Davis, a Lawrence Democrat, referring to the possibility the cuts would eliminate supervision for low-and medium-risk offenders, including sex offenders.
Added Senate Minority Leader Anthony Hensley of Topeka, "I think the budget is probably going to go down in the House, when all is said and done."
Corrections Secretary Ray Roberts issued a statement Thursday saying the presumed savings from changes in sentencing and post-release supervision policies would be less than $400,000, not the $8 million that House negotiators were anticipating.
Roberts said if the budget cuts go through it could lead to closing of the 130-bed minimum security prison at Stockton, as well as eliminating the offenders' post-release supervision.
"The end result is that we will be spending far more than we save with the potential for increased victimization of Kansans due to an increased rate of untreated, unsupervised offenders in our communities," Roberts said.
House Appropriations Committee Chairman Marc Rhoades said Friday he was confused why the anticipated savings is far less than legislators were led to believe. The House planned to use part of those savings to offset the $4 million in salary cap cuts to the corrections department while still putting money toward in the state general fund.
"I'm baffled. I'm not sure where that leaves us," Rhoades, a Newton Republican, said.
Senate Ways and Means Chairman Ty Masterson said the cuts to corrections were part of the House budget proposal he signed off on in attempt "to move us off dead center." He said those spending decisions were not supported by the Senate, but were allowed in order to try and help close the 2013 session, which was in its 94th day on Friday.
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Joe, please explain how this endorsement stuff works, is it to be completely one sided.
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Date: Sunday March 16, 2014, at 3 pm
Location: Auditorium, Getty Villa
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Blizzard looking to hire "product placement" producer for next-gen MMO
What does this mean for the next-gen MMO currently roasting slowly at Blizzard's complex? We don't really know. If we look at other games that have had advertising, it's usually in the form of billboards or sponsorships, featuring products that you and I know of. The possibilities for where ads could go within the game world of an MMO are endless, but it does preclude some settings and time periods. Intriguing, no? Something to freak out about? Definitely not.
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Tap your toes to live bluegrass music from the Kickin Grass Band, indulge in delicious barbecue from Kings Restaurant, and bid on vacation getaways and other interesting items at the Silent Auction. All proceeds benefit the Educators of Excellence Fund, a Museum program that provides unique continuing education opportunities for science teachers across the state.
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Hold your first snake or check out some of the first reptiles ever, 230-million-year-old fossilized creatures found in the quarries of nearby Chatham County, when the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences hosts Reptile & Amphibian Day on Saturday, March 13 from 9 am to 5 pm. Free.
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Devouring people as if they were flies, cult B-movie classic "The Giant Gila Monster" crawls onto the big stage at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences in downtown Raleigh on Friday, March 5 at 7 pm.
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"Megalodon: Largest Shark that Ever Lived" opens February 13 and runs through May 9, 2010.
January 31, 2010 - 7:00am
The Museum of Natural Sciences will be open 12 - 5pm on Monday, February 1.
January 28, 2010 - 5:23pm
Applications are now available online for the 2010 Institutes.
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To help celebrate the new Megalodon exhibit, we are asking kids to illustrate their best and most realistic version of a shark in its natural surroundings.
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Check out this year's crop of summer camps!
January 20, 2010 - 1:59pm
Come see the big picture — of the Universe — as the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences hosts its 20th annual Astronomy Days event on Saturday, January 30 from 9 am to 5 pm and Sunday, January 31 from noon to 5 pm. Check out Mars in 3D, view the sun safely through solar telescopes, launch your own rocket and meet live animals of the constellations. You can also meet a live astronaut!
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By Barbara Kessler
Green Right Now
Green news is just streaming out these days, like a ticker tape parade, but without the paper waste.
First on my notes, the College Sustainability Report Card people have issued their 2010 list of schools making A's for green initiatives. Actually, no campus has earned an A yet, but 27 are getting A-'s for a range of innovative efforts. My native Minnesota has propelled Carleton College, Macalester College and the University of Minnesota into the top ranks. Uffda, that's exciting.
Depending on your roots and alma mater, you'll likely find a campus to cheer on. The sheer diversity of activities being launched — from eco-peer training to building retrofits to food co-ops — makes our mouth water for local food and a pesticide-free place to eat it. Kudos to the Gen Y'ers and administrations behind all this.
Now a word about that younger generation. No matter what our age, we can all do something for ourselves and our descendants. We can reduce carbon pollution. Every step we take counts, from our backyard garden to our carpool. But in the U.S., we need to take some BIG BITES out of our out-sized contribution to global warming. And we can do that by supporting cap and trade legislation.
As the President prepares to deliver his State of the Union address, I am waiting for the word: We need action on climate change. Year two. Let's get on with it.
I know, it's not perfect legislation, those bills that have been hanging around Congress, gathering mildew and exemptions for polluters. They have prompted vicious partisan battles. (But then hasn't everything pending in Congress prompted vicious partisan battles?)
But we need something on the books. It could bring fundamental change, or kick the ball in that direction. If Congress moves in the spirit of creating a greener future instead of looking for ways to insert loopholes for special interests, this legislation could help clear the air, trigger other countries to do the same and help slow climate change.
A politician once promised a chicken in every pot. Not to mix food metaphors, but this law could do much more. It could mean keeping salmon on your plate, weather catastrophes off your doorstep and clean water available for your children.
On one level, cap and trade is pretty simple: Fossil-fuel burning businesses will start paying for their pollution. They will be penalized. Clean energy and clean tech businesses will not. This will have the effect of tugging the economy in the right direction. And because it will be staged in, it does not create economic shock. Many argue, in fact, that it will do the opposite, creating green jobs, spurring innovation and curtailing wasteful practices.
Fossil fuel industries are not happy about this. Duh.
We could spend another 1,000 words on this topic. But I'd like to refer you to someone who can explain it better, an expert at the Environmental Defense Fund. Watch this video, and if your kids are old enough to read a 6th grade textbook, share it with them. It's their future.
The Facts of Cap-and-Trade from Clean Energy Works on Vimeo.
By the way, if you're worried that cap-and-trade legislation is not sufficiently bipartisan, know that the EDF works with many major corporations that support cap and trade as a way to reduce carbon pollution. Many on the left believe a simple carbon tax would be more efficient. This video also notes that it was a Reagan-era cap and trade measure that brought acid rain under control, verifying that this market solution can work.
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2 Something went badly wrong, just not sure whatCrestfallen | 04/08/2009 | See all Crestfallen's reviews (18)Little King's Story should be something I'm pleased to have in the cupboard. On a certain level it is, but on many other levels it's an irritant. As someone who would rather play obscure survival horrors and RPG-esque mishmashes (not least Harvest Moon) this one should be right up my street.The game is well presented, has some cute characters and the music is competent, but like everything else in my experience there's always a fly in the ointment. For all the box art and promotional materials focus on the little folk about their business, the view is zoomed so far out you can't even get a good look at them. The music is mainly classical tunes (Bolero, William Tell overture etc.), delivered well enough but with a twee edge to it and a total lack of any ooomph. Anyone who's played Parodius knows that there are any number of things that can be done with classical to kick it up a gear.Managing the kingdom resembles nothing more than a static screen from any flash game you can play free at Kongregate. You increase your population by buying buildings, then you assign them jobs. Ho hum. Buildings go in preset locations, you just buy them and they appear, interaction is non-existent.Combat resembles a simplified version of Overlord's system - something I didn't think could be stripped down any further, wrong again. You send your minions over to enemies one at a time, said enemy gives a grace period then attacks, before which you must recall your mindless followers before rinsing and repeating. Seriously, that's it.The constricted kingdom management goes alongside the flawed open-world aspect. Though you are free to potter around the game's large play area, there's little to do except build bridges in preset areas, indulge in grinding combat and collect items. Items convert into random sums of cash when you return to your kingdom, allowing you to buy further upgrades and buildings. It's little better than grinding levels in an MMO. Another 'freedom' is the ability to wander into boss encounters whether or not you have the right personnel with you which are needed to defeat the boss. You are also 'free' to take on time-limited requests (basically fetch quests or 'kill this') which you are physically unable to access due to being unable to train the type of unit needed to bypass a particular obstacle (again nothing more complicated than having coloured keys to open matching chests).TBH I'm suprised at just how negative an experience it's proving to be, I am managing to perservere in small doses but I'm really not getting any enjoyment out of the game after several hours trying. Watching a small army of followers hacking away at rocks for extended periods of time and the hideously repetitive combat is seriously having an impact now.I would have traded it in before now but I'm still trying to find the probably non-existent hidden switch which is suddenly going to turn the game into a pleasant experience. While it's certainly true that everyone has different tastes, this game is every inch the sort of thing I love but it's just not coming together at all.To rent or buy? Well worth a rent if it's the kind of game you enjoy, quite possibly worth buying (there's no shortage of gamers who are really enjoying this), but I can't recommend you rush out and buy it on the strength of other folks' experiences. For me this something which needed a much better-designed combat system and a lot more thought into the adventuring aspect, particularly as the kingdom management is so shallow. It fails in different areas and as a whole.
5 Simply fantastic!TravisTouchdown | 20/05/2009 | See all TravisTouchdown's reviews (1)What happens if you mix bits of Pikmin, Warcraft and Animal Crossing and add a great dose of houmor, darkness, social comments and truly imaginative bosses? Well, if you´re lucky you might end up with something like Little King´s Story. This is pure gaming gold and truly deserving of great recognition and sales to match. Ignore the somewhat missleading cover art and the very missleading title. It´s a big game, and could last you as long as Twilight Princess if not longer, and it´s a blast all the way through. A quicksave would have been nice, but otherwise I´ve nothing to complain about.
5 It€s a true original.Retrodreaming | 17/07/2009 | See all Retrodreaming's reviews (14)There's an ambiguous aspect to kings that makes them more fascinating than politicians or peasants: it's the combination of responsibility next to the possibilities for indulgence. Little King's Story's diminutive aesthetic and title are misleading (this is a Huge King's Story) but lead to an equally fascinating trade-off, a game that begins gently before revealing its expansive scope, trenches of dark humour, and an irresistible joie de vivre.You control a boy who's the new king of Alpolko, a minor region in the centre of the world, and has the ability to control his peasants. At first only two follow him, though this number will increase greatly, and your main interaction is throwing them at things. Throw a soldier at an enemy and he'll attack; throw a farmer at a hole and he'll dig; throw a miner at a rock and he'll hack it to pieces. It's not quite this simple, because every type of character will attempt to perform any task you throw them into (with varying degrees of success) - and changing your army around can only be performed in your kingdom, so it's rare to reach obstacles with the perfect team balance.So while you need to be a considerable armchair general, you'll also need to roll up your sleeves and get on with the job in hand. After its initial challenges, Little King Story begins to twist the screws sharply, and only a canny and considered approach to its enemies and environments prevents your troops dropping like flies. Though there is levelling, and the (very) odd item to equip for a boost, the peasants are a delicate bunch and enemies are mostly brutes, so careful husbanding becomes the order of the day, especially against the superbly realised enemy kings and other bosses. And losing your followers never loses its sting.The tone never loses coherence despite its range of registers, the overarching themes those of fairytales and discovery. This is complemented by the childish lunacy of the other kings (one challenges you because you're the king of the kingdom of 'Al-jerk-o', another is an alcoholic who just wants everyone to get drunk) and the general daftness of your villagers. More poignant is an undercurrent of responsibility, stupidity and tyranny, as you take charge of your citizens' fears (often literally hunting them down), sigh at their silly demands and prejudices, plan the next section of your conquest and dance with them when it works or hide in your castle if it fails. You couldn't call Little King Story deep, but its replacement of a linear narrative with a single objective that's accompanied by many discrete narratives besides is an achievement many games would do well to learn from.Perhaps the game's greatest achievement, however, is a constant focus on you, the player, delicately changing the world as your kingdom expands. Every moment feels like it's been lavished with attention; Little King's Story is as rich as it is long, and it's a very lengthy game indeed. Its central mechanic is unique, its world unlike any other, and its completion a Herculean task. It's a game of rare quality, and exactly what the Wii deserves.
5 Moo moo!HoratioD | 29/04/2009 | See all HoratioD's reviews (4)Buy this one while you can. This is the sort of classic game which will be under promoted and forgotten about very quickly, soon becoming a collectors item with a big mark up on the price tag. Little King's Story is a joy, blending the basic fighting premise of Pikmin (in perhaps a too obvious way) with the expansion premise of a host of empire building games, to make a delighful and addictive game.Although elements of the game might be knocked for being a little shallow, the overall depth of the game (and its a big one, certainly getting your moneys worth) more than makes up for it.Changing your team at the core castle hub is a pain and often limits daily progress, and the save system is a little unfriendly, requiring much walking to and fro, but all these issues are small fry compared to the joys that are to be had exploring this game and its world.
5 One of the best for the WiiBobaFett70 | 28/04/2009 | See all BobaFett70's reviews (2)Very surprised by how good this game is. As a 38 year old veteran gamer with 2 little ones, I was starting to loose hope with the quality of games for my age group on the Wii and when I saw the packaging for this game, I just thought it was another cutesy game for little ones, but when I saw a review I thought i'd give it a try ....... and am I glad I did !!!. It's basically a Strategy/Adventure/RPG game with all the best elements of each put together beautifully. Can't agrre with the previous review around length of time on the game ..... it's not so 'Little' , been playing it (when I can get the kids off the Wii !!!) for 5 hours now and from what I can make out i'm only a fraction of the way through ... i'd say there would be at least 40+ hours gameplay to complete. Highly recommended, so go out and buy it so that companies are encouraged to make decent games for the Wii.


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Westminster Summer Session courses are taught by Westminster faculty on a condensed schedule that enables students to meet academic needs while still allowing time for summer jobs and other activities. Courses are offered in three convenient formats: day, evening and blended learning classes.
Admissions Procedure
Application to Summer Session is processed through the Adult & Graduate Studies office located in McKelvey Campus Center, room 268. Students attending Summer Session will be in one of the following categories:
- Current or former Westminster student (traditional and LLP adult students)
- New student accepted at Westminster College for Fall 2014
- New applicant (students who never attended Westminster College)
Visiting students may register online or by calling 724-946-7353 or toll free 888-378-2779. Students can also register in person at the Adult & Graduate Studies office located in McKelvey Campus Center, room 268.
Currently enrolled Westminster students must obtain advisor clearance and then register using My Westminster registration option.
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For Summer Session registration, students may register online or, students may register in person, email, fax, or phone.
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The Westminster College Bookstore located in the Andrew J. McKelvey Campus Center, will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Textbooks will be sold beginning June 4 and may be shipped via UPS upon request. For additional information, please call 724-946-7217.
Books required for each course may be found at http://www.westminster.edu/resources/bookstore/book_overview.cfm.
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The Career Center, located in the Andrew J. McKelvey Campus Center , assists students in planning and preparing for careers. Services include individual career counseling and assessments, computerized career guidance, access to alumni for informational interviewing and networking for the job search, individualized job search planning, mock interviewing, on-campus recruiting and a weekly on-line listing of immediate job openings. Students are also encouraged to use the Career Library which contains information on careers, graduate education, job search strategies, companies, government agencies, and school systems.
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Your third year of high school. Junior year means you are finally an upperclassman, after two years of crap at the sophomore and freshman ranks. However, as a junior, you still aren't the top dogs in the school, and still have another year to take orders from older douchebags. Junior year marks the beginning of the second half of your high school career...Good Luck.
Junior year is like playing the role of Robin for a whole school year.
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An 11th grade student in high school who generally sticks by the seniors instead of looking up to them, and of course, looks down upon the immature dramatic freshman/sophomores.
Joey is a junior who doesn't have to stress over graduation, nor does he have to be surrounded by annoying freshman/sophomores. Woo hoo.
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An awesome person, usually praised for no particular reason. Is a man of great sex often surrounded by girls who want to get some. Junior's are often athletic and kind.
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Basically the year when you are not yet a senior, but think you are as cool as the senior and better than the seniors. It is generally the peak of high school and kids get cocky and think they know it all. It is the first year of indepedent driving in most states, but learners permits start in different countries. To be a cool junior, you pretty much need to have your own car, and the prom is a big deal for you. It is like life or death. Junior year is also the hit in the head year, when you realize that college is only 2 years to go and you'll have to prepare for your partying by taking the SAT and get into Harvard to party.
Staci is a junior. Time to go to the prom and study for the SAT.
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A freshly bleached asshole. Clean and breathtaking, but still just an asshole.
My wife came home from the spa, bent over, and showed me her junior.
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A person who is incredibly awesome. He is trusting, kind, and hella funny. He could be insanely nerdy and love Star Wars but that's okay because that's what makes him an awesome friend. Oh and he is not that bad with the ladies I might add. Girls take note of this. Find yourself a Junior.
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a demonic group of high-schoolers that is at just the right time in they're career so that they're just old enough to be considered upperclassmen, but just young enough to not have the stress of college apps like the seniors. this results in a tremendous and annoying ego enhancement, making them the most troublesome and/or obnoxious class in the school.
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Pizza Bomb Dropped on 14 UP - The Return of Pizzaiolo Edan Macquaid
Posted 11 January 2012 - 01:27 PM
As many of you know, Edan Macquaid (our own "pizza man") made his name working as pizzaiolo at 2 Amys for many years. Then, in early, 2008, this buzzy story fixated all eyes on downtown Falls Church, and for a brief, glorious moment in time, Pizzeria Orso became THE pizza destination in the Washington, DC area (all the while, with Enzo Algarme at Pupatella steadily climbing the ladder which he continues to ascend to this very day). The glory days at Orso didn't last long, however, as much of the kitchen staff was dismissed, and the concept simplified (it's still very good, by the way).
At that point, Edan - from my viewpoint - became somewhat adrift, not willing to settle for anything less than his talents deserved (Edan, I know the feeling, brother, and I'm drifting right out there with you). He consulted, and continues to consult, for Local 16. One look at the Aden can pretty much tell you what Edan (a pun?) was able to do there. I went a couple of months ago, on a quiet Sunday evening when Edan wasn't working, and got that very same Aden which had magnificent crust, even though I could tell the master had not been manning the oven on that evening.
Aman Ayoubi, an equity owner of Local 16, has had the lease on 1832 14th. Street for awhile now. As wise owners often do, he prefers to stay in the background (are you paying attention, Dan Snyder?), and is letting Edan Macquaid be the public workhorse behind the new, downscale pizzeria opening up in that space. The restaurant does not yet have a name, but it will not be Local 14.
This will be a casual, dive kind of place with a wood-fired oven. The bottom floor will have a carpet store; the top two will have a dining room, possibly a balcony over 14th, and an open kitchen, bar, and small rooftop on the third floor.
Food wise, the menu is forming as 4-5 pizze, and a small menu of constantly changing items. They are hoping to have the oven built on site (3rd floor) by Napolitan builders, and are also discussing the possibility of a wood grill. There will be no gas appliances or lines running into the building. In Edan's own words, "All fire, baby!"
Edan will be in the kitchen during most (if not all) operating hours. It's looking like 55-70 seats, probably on the lower end of that range. And they'll be doing it on the cheap, so the draw here won't be the interior design; it will be the pizzas themselves. This restaurant will be all about the pizza, and this is exactly the characteristic that could vault this restaurant into national recognition which is exactly what Edan Macquaid's talents deserve to have.
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Looking forward to seeing what else besides pizza we can produce with the oven, ( I will be baking my own bread) and just having fun in the kitchen.
As for the timeline; It will be a few months yet..
I'll try to keep you all posted as things progress..
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Get a 50% Bonus on Tier Credits you earn through March 31, up to 25,000 extra Tier Credits.
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