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Protestors demand justice for Edson Thevenin
August 23, 2019 09:43 AM
People in Troy are calling for accountability from the police department. They say the fatal shooting of Edson Thevenin by Sergeant Randall French in April of 2016 was a murder.
French was not charged with any crime.
On Thursday night, protestors took their message to city leaders. They protested outside the Polish-American Club, which held the city council meeting.
"He kept everyone laughing, everyone smiling, everyone liked being around him," said Thevenin's pastor, Tre Stanton of the Empire Christian Center.
"I wish the officer that shot him so callously had the opportunity to know that before he killed him that night," said Stanton.
Thursday night's demonstration came after a 69 page internal police investigation report. The report found French to be "reckless, unjustified, and culpable" in the shooting of Thevenin.
French has maintained that during the event of that night he feared Thevenin was going to run him over.
Some community members say the report confirmed what they thought.
After protesting outside, the group then went into the meeting because there was supposed to be a public comment period.
They wanted to make demands to city leaders. They are demanding for accountability at all levels as well as a civilian review board.
Protestors stood in the council meeting for about two hours holding their signs. When the finance meeting ran late, protestors started chanting and walked out of the meeting.
They are vowing that they will not stop fighting until justice is served for everyone in the community.
To hear more from the protestors, click on Emily De Vito's story.
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What is this inner child and how does it manifest when you lost it? The inner child is you, your original and true self. You without the constructs that you have gathered along the way. However, you haven't completely lost it. It is still with you but you fail to see it so it comes out in improper ways, at bad times. You act like a kid in a way that is destructive to your adult life. You are impulsive. You are egotistical. You never think about the other. Or you always do something to please the other but from a place of the other doing something for you, such as seeing you or validating you, so you basically do it for yourself. I knew mine was lost somewhere because I was doing all of the above, as well as not allowing myself to be wild and free and just go with the flow. That would be the constructive part of the inner child.
So how did I go about working on this matter? I thought what would a child do? Before anything else, a child would play. So I started playing.
I bought watercolors, exactly like the ones I used to have in primary school – "Colibri" Watercolors (they also used to have 'Painter" Watercolors), I didn't even know they were still producing them. And I started painting. It was a big fat fail… I really didn't feel them at all. Many years ago, when I started painting in acrylics, I had an instant connection with them, it all seemed to fall right into place. Now with the watercolors… it was really difficult. The watercolor has a will of its own and wasn't listening to me at all. I made really simple stuff and I even had problems with those.
Not to mention that initially I bought tempera. How did I manage to do that? I go to the store to buy watercolors. I see a gorgeous set of neon watercolors, just right for my inner child. I come home with them and start working while watching a tutorial, so I can see how the new material is supposed to work. I noticed from the very start that it was behaving totally different than the video. Totally different! I finish what I started and I see the result also doesn't look like what I had in mind. So I sit with the colors on the table, looking at the containers. Looking at the containers… looking at the containers, neon colors, green, yellow, pink… looking at the containers… I read on them: tempera… and this dialog starts happening in my head:
Me: Mona, it's tempera.
Myself: Well, yes, it's tempera.
Me: Hey, it's tempera!
Myself: Yes, I know, I got it, it's tempera, what the hell!
Me: TEM-PE-RA!
Myself: It's tempera………
And since tempera is not watercolor, of course it looked different. Thing is that I saw from the store that they're tempera. But my mind read 'watercolor' anyway. One more proof that there is no objective reality.
It wasn't easy working with them. My nature is to work freely and let things happen without interfering too much. I couldn't do that with watercolor. Watercolor needs constant guidance and I couldn't give it that. As long as I was inside the balloons or soap bubbles theme that I kept posting, it was sort of dragging along. When I tried to let it run free it was a disaster. I threw away countless pieces of paper. I was planning to paint 10 pieces. I stopped at 5. I wasn't feeling great doing them and when I don't enjoy what I'm doing I let the painting be and start working on something else.
I also kind of felt bad because it wasn't so much about painting and watercolor, but about integrating the inner child and it was very clear to me that it was not working. I needed a new method. And because when you ask it is given to you, I received the perfect method.
During a crowded morning gathering over lemonade, Nicoleta asks me if I can do the interior design in her new apartment. Of course I can, happy happy, joy joy. We go and see the apartment. It has open spaces, a lot of rooms, a lot of windows, a lot of work, we are on the same wavelength as far as style goes, I love the project.
Nico had already told me she wanted a painting from me, without telling me anything more. She tells me more now. In the child's room she wants the idea of exploring as a theme, so she can encourage her little boy to explore the world, overcome his limits and dare to be himself. While she's talking I'm secretly admiring her for the wonderful mother that she is. But the very next step, she hits me with her request for the painting. She wants for the boy's room a painting of The Little Prince, almost as big as the wall. I almost fall off my feet. I'm an abstract painter. I can't paint people and such. While I try to overcome my wooziness, she tells me how much she loved The Little Prince and how she'd like to inspire her child with the symbols and the ideas in the book. I remember that I also read The Little Prince growing up and I didn't like it one little bit, but since we just had a conversation about overcoming our own limits, I don't say no (immediately). I go home and start reading The Little Prince online. I already burst into tears at the dedication. The book is dedicated to the author's best friend when the latter was a child. It's a book written for an inner child. That's when I knew I had to paint The Little Prince.
I just didn't know how.
I kept reading the book, with many moments of high emotion and tears and I discovered it is one of my favorite books. I didn't get it when I was a child, but through the eyes of adulthood it was absolutely incredible. I even have a favorite character: the fox! So I decided to put it into the painting, as the only terrestrial element, the connection to the real and the earthy. Then, to continue the idea of exploration, freedom and breaking your limits, I wanted an infinite sky behind, actually a galaxy. Maybe the saying is 'the sky is the limit', but let's not stop there, let's go all the way into space. The same idea is also conveyed by the birds that take the Little Prince up into the sky. I did a little research, I saw what others painted on the same theme, then I thought how I could adapt it to a little boy's room, at the same time keeping all the symbols, emotions and initial theme, I drew circles in my apartment, etc. Truth is I was extremely impatient to start working.
The moment was finally here. I cut my canvas. 210 cm by 160 cm. 83 by 63 inches. I live in a typical Romanian apartment, aka it's small. The canvas took up the entire living room, all the space between the sofa and a cabinet. I had a carpet of canvas. There was no more room for me to sit, except… on it. I chose colors. Almost half of my color bucket. And I started. From the very first moment I started I just couldn't stop.
All my emotions came up at once. Joy that I finally started, horror that it's not going to work out, relief that I'm finally doing it, frustration that indeed it wasn't working out – the first 5 layers were like a big child's play. Frustration, frustration, frustration and joy at the same time. It was like something was pushing me from behind to keep going. And I kept going. I worked for hours on end, hours upon hours of brush strokes. Eventually I just had to stop. I couldn't continue, I had to let the layers dry before I could do anything else. My right arm has bee killing me for about 3 hours. It was late at night. I went to bed. I was so hyper that I could barely rest at all that night. I woke up about 20 times, both from overexcitement and the pain in my arm and back. It was a very annoying pain, the predecessor of sore muscles. Forearm, arm, shoulder, shoulder blade, they were all shot. I woke up before dawn to find out my muscles was seriously sore on all parts mentioned above, as well as the left side of my back, where I leaned, as well as the back muscles on the entire length of my legs from all the bending over, plus bruises on both knees.
This being noticed, I started painting. No breakfast, no nothing, the Little Prince was calling out to me. I kept painting until evening, when I had to go out. I was happy. Frustration started to slowly take the shape of joy, happiness, fulfillment. The next days there were some more hurdles to overcome, but I did. It was more beautiful than I imagined. The picture is not even at 50% of its real beauty. The conveyed emotion is exactly the right thing for a child open to exploring and leaving fear aside. I love this painting and you won't hear me saying this very often about my work.
Nicoleta did me a great favor by asking me to paint The Little Prince for her. My inner child also learned to feel joy, to allow life to happen, to make mistakes and learn from them, to go further no matter what obstacles are in its way, it learned to be a child. I let it be a child. I let it be who it is and I accepted it for what it is. These were a few wonderful days. Therapy in the form of color. Therapy through painting towards the pure form of childhood.

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One of the things that I'm doing this month as I celebrate Halloween here in the Land of Way is taking the time to rank my Top 20 Horror Movies and my Top 20 Horror Novels.
I want to be clear that I'm basing these choices on my own humble opinion. I'm not trying to rank these movies in accordance with their place in pop culture, but I'm offering up my take on the best horror films that I have ever watched and enjoyed. There are some familiar candidates that I consider to be great pictures that didn't make the cut because there wasn't room, and there are some films that are widely regarded as great pictures that didn't make the cut because I feel that they are overrated. There are also a few instances where it was difficult to determine whether or not a movie belonged to the horror genre (I said "no" to Aliens but "yes" to Jaws), and it may also be worth noting that this is largely a modern list (as long as you're okay with my classification of modern as anything after 1960) that only features one lonely creature from the so-called "Classic Monsters" films produced by Universal Studios.
Thus far, the list includes:
#20) The Fly (1986)
#19) The Howling (1981)
#18) Night of the Living Dead (1968)
#17) Alien (1979)
#16) Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978)
#15) Suspiria (1977)
Yes, Suspiria was a strange one, but this next one may be even stranger. We're sticking with the late 70s theme we've got going, and the time has come to throw down with sinister dwarfs and a ghastly mortician armed with deadly spheres that suck people's brains out. That's right, peeps, it's time we got our Phantasm on.
Top 20 Horror Movies - #14) Phantasm (1979)
Phantasm isn't just one of the strangest horror films out there, it's also one of the coolest. How often do you get to see a movie where a gutsy ice cream man who plays a mean guitar goes toe to toe with a terrifying mortician from another dimension? Delightful, right? Our main characters are an exuberant teenage boy whose brother may or may not be dead, said brother/ghost/I'm-not-sure-what, and Reggie the ice cream vendor, one of the horror genre's most beloved heroes. While Reggie Bannister absolutely kills it as Reggie (all of the leads in this flick have the same first name as their character), Angus Scrimm dominates the proceedings as the villainous mortician, known simply as "The Tall Man." Scrimm's work here is so unique and so totally on point that he grounds this delirious flick and keeps audiences riveted throughout all the strange twists and turns that Phantasm takes on the way to a wonderfully bizarre conclusion. The effects are solid, the score is epic, I treasure the performances, and the script and the direction c/o Don Coscarelli are extremely exciting and expertly realized. This movie has everything going for it, and it delivers the goods--Phantasm is an awesome blend of scares, chuckles, and crazy shit. That gonzo finale gives way to one last big scare, cementing Phantasm's status as an iconic horror film that has inspired several sequels aimed to please a rabid fanbase that is still clamoring for more. I have been a big fan of this film (and Coscarelli's output in general) for most of my life, and I can't imagine putting together a list like this without including Phantasm.
|Wildly inventive and incredibly entertaining, Phantasm is a groovy cult classic like no other.


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Interviewer: In your experience, do clients ever hesitate or are ever in denial?
Dr. Sarim Mir: We have different types of patients. We have some farmers who come in, they come in at the very end. They will come in at the time when they can't function at all. They can't use their hand and it interferes with their sleep. They frequently wake up with their hands all numb. They are the old timers and are quite stubborn and hard-headed. They are the ones that came quite too late.
On the other hand, we have some people who are anxious and nervous so they may come to us at the very first sign of the syndrome. The little tingling and numbness they feel would get them very concern.
If the Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is Diagnosed Timely then it Can be Properly Treated
What we have seen is that people come to us only when it really begins to interfere with their work; when they can no longer sleep; when things begin to fall from their hand; and/or when they start to lose the feeling on their hand.
The danger with waiting that long is that they could already begin to have permanent damage. I tell people not to wait until they can't bear the symptoms. It's better to come earlier so that they can get tested sooner and avoid permanent damage.
I feel bad when patients have damaged their nerve and a carpal tunnel surgery does not make them completely better. When they come on time and surgery is indicated and carried out—they can get completely better.
The Internet is Not a Recommended Tool for Self-Diagnoses of Medical Conditions
Interviewer: Sometimes people like to find answers that they want on the Internet. What is the problem with self-medicating? Why is it important to find a specialist in this matter?
Dr. Sarim Mir: If you want to diagnose what's wrong with you through the Internet or Google search—a different sets of diagnosis can come up. For example, if you Google numbness, you will get MS, stroke, TIA, diabetes and many more. The Google search results can make you very confused and very afraid.
So I always tell my patients that if they have been diagnosed to have a condition, for example with diabetes, the Internet is very good tool to use as they can go to a reputable site and get information on what is the best diet to control the diabetes. They can find out information about different developments in the field, too. However, the Internet is not a good tool for self-diagnosis.
Taking Painkillers to Mask the Symptoms of Carpal Tunnel Doesn't Do Anything to Cure the Disease
Interviewer: Let's say I talked to a doctor, and they just prescribed me medications for carpal tunnel. What are the pros and cons of that scenario?
Dr. Sarim Mir: The symptoms of carpal tunnel are being caused by pressure on the nerve—so if you mask those symptoms by taking painkillers or other medication, it doesn't do anything to treat the cause. If people do that, there's a chance that their carpal tunnel syndrome will continue to progress, and can cause permanent damage by the time they decide to seek medical treatment as they could already have developed permanent damage.
Feeling Pain or Cramps in the Hands or Wrist Justify an Evaluation For Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Interviewer: If I called your office and I told you about my symptoms, could that give you an indication if I have carpal tunnel and could we set up an appointment?
Dr. Sarim Mir: If they call up our office and report to have experienced tingling, numbness, pain, cramping and/or weakness on their hand(s)—and especially if they say that the symptoms are increasing particularly at nighttime—we would bring them in to be evaluated for carpal tunnel syndrome.
What You Should Know About Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and How You Can Overcome It
The Qualities To Look For When Retaining A Medical Specialist To Treat Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
The Common Aggravating Factors For Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
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Savoy Magazine, a leading African-American lifestyle publication, showcases its 2016 "Top 100 Most Influential Blacks in Corporate America." The issue also features an exclusive interview with John W. Thompson, Microsoft Chairman and CEO of Virtual Instruments.
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Stereophonics to play huge Sheffield show in 2020
The leaders of the Cardiff music scene, the Stereophonics, are coming to Sheffield in a spectacular exhibition of their rock talents to tour their brand new album Kind, out on Parlephone Records on 25 October.
The Tramlines 2018 headliners will be in Sheff on 28 February at the Fly DSA Arena for one night only. The band was formed in Wales in 1992 and has certainly stood the test of time in the twenty-seven years since their debut. Having performed at gigs across the country including Reading in 2000, Glastonbury in 2002, Oxygen in 2009 and Tramlines right here in the Steel City just last year.
They have sold over 8.5 million albums in the U.K, garnered 10 top 10 albums and even won a BRIT award. This group of lads definitely gets around, and it's no real wonder why, their sound is relatively simple, the score and instrumentation is understated and the lyrics are sweet, unpretentious and to the point.
Their latest single 'Bust this Town', is a testament to this, a sombre little sonnet about two lovers fleeing their dead-end town and making for the big-city lights.
Kelly Jones, lead singer and frontman, states it's a song about 'escapism… It's the opener of side two of the album, with a four on the floor beat it should be a strong resident in the upcoming tour dates.'
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When Lawrence Tung met me at the reception desk, I thought he was an assistant or maybe the receptionist who had stepped away for a moment, not the boss himself. His slight frame was engulfed in an oversize Abercrombie polo shirt and a pair of baggy, dark-gray jeans. He led me to his office, showed me to a seat, and took his place behind a massive wraparound desk. His thick black hair was overgrown and stuck out perpendicularly from his scalp. As he settled in behind the desk, he called to mind nothing so much as a teenager in his father's office.
Despite his youthful appearance, Lawrence is actually the executive director and third-generation owner of Wempco, one of the largest privately held firms in Nigeria. His family came to Nigeria fifty years ago from China via Hong Kong. Their factories churn out wood products, smelted and rolled steel, and ceramics. The family sends its kids to be educated in Hong Kong and the United States—Lawrence is a Wharton grad-but by and large they live and work in Nigeria. A few years ago, Lawrence even renounced US citizenship in favor of Nigerian citizenship. As he explained, "We're here for the long run. This is our second home."
Lawrence's family history is a reminder that now is not the first time Chinese industrialists have landed in Africa.* Nor is it the first time Africa looked like it might industrialize. There's nothing easy about the process, and it's not a sure thing today, just as it wasn't fifty years ago. When the Tungs and other eager Chinese industrialists showed up in the 1960s, Africa seemed poised for take-off, with government policies emphasizing industrial sectors, a small but promising industrial base left behind by European colonizers, and a general sense of optimism from being newly independent. But the following years brought devastating shocks: a macroeconomic crisis, worsening government corruption and ineptitude, and increasingly fierce global competition. In Nigeria, two of the four big Chinese family-run industrial firms collapsed. As a whole, Nigeria—and the rest of Africa-deindustrialized.
But the lessons of history run both ways at once. Even in the face of headwinds, there is often a way to do business. The remaining two family-run firms not only survived, but thrived. Macroeconomic conditions have been better in the past fifteen years than in previous decades across many parts of Africa, and that has attracted hundreds of new Chinese manufacturing investments. The Tungs and other old-timers know that conditions are always temporary, that another downturn could come any time, yet they are confident in their ability to do business in Africa for generations to come. Macroeconomics is important, but it is not destiny. The decisions of companies and individuals still matter, and sometimes they make the difference between adversity that kills a business and adversity that sharpens it into the best in the world.
The best in the world—in Africa. This is not an exaggerated ambition, and despite the history of the past fifty years, during which Nigeria seemed to thwart its own chances for industrialization, it doesn't seem far-fetched to Lawrence. In the middle of our conversation, he described how his family has branched out in recent years into the hospitality business. While factories are still the heart of their enterprise, they've opened a luxury hotel in Lagos, Nigeria's largest city. "The brief that we gave the chef at our hotel was to create a there's nothing like that today in Nigeria, so it's very difficult." Yet he looked unfazed. "We have been here for fifty years."
This is an extract from Irene Yuan Sun's The Next Factory Of The World published by Harvard Business Review Press.


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Primary Contact: Leonard Sandoval, Town of Vail Construction Area Coordinator
970-390-4677 or 970-479-2198; email@example.com
The Town of Vail is hosting weekly construction meetings to review upcoming project schedules with an emphasis on public and private construction activity in Vail Village and Lionshead. Neighbors, contractors and others impacted by the spring construction are invited to participate. The meetings are held at 9 a.m. each Tuesday on the ground level of the Welcome Center in Lionshead and will continue to Nov. 14.
Construction activity is permitted in the commercial core areas from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. seven days a week from April 15 through June 23 and from Sept. 5 through Nov. 15. Vail Village deliveries are restricted to 7 to 10:30 a.m. on Gore Creek Drive and 7 to 8:30 a.m. on Bridge Street. Special construction delivery permits must be requested in advance from the Public Works Department. No construction activity within the town's right-of-way is allowed from June 24 through Sept. 4 and from Nov. 15 through April 15, as well as holidays and the following special events: Go Pro Mountain Games, (Vail Village) June 8-11; Vail Craft Beer Classic, (Vail Village) June 17; Vail Arts Festival, (Lionshead) June 23- 25; Vail Farmers Market/Art Show, (East Meadow Drive, Sundays only) June 18-Oct. 1; Vail Kids Adventure Games, (Vail Village) Aug. 9-13; Vail Oktoberfest, (Lionshead) – Sept. 8-10; Vail Oktoberfest, (Vail Village) Sept. 15 – 17; Vail Automotive Classic, (Vail Village) Sept. 8-10; Taste of Vail South American Wine Tasting, (Vail Village) Sept. 21- 24; Slow Fashion Vail, (Gore Creek Dr.) Sept. 22-23; Outlier Off-Road Festival, (Vail Village) Sept. 30-Oct. 1; and Vail Snow Daze, (Vail Village) Dec. 8-10.
The Vail Police Department is reminding contractors to be mindful about bears and other wildlife. Construction sites are required to use bear-proof containers. Be sure to remove all food items from vehicles and keep them locked. Report all bear activity by calling the police department at 479-2201.
Customers of the Community Development Department now have access to a new 24/7 online citizen portal to submit applications for contractor registration and various construction-related permits. The portal, at http://vail.onlinegovt.com/ also accepts planning applications for review by the Design Review Board and Planning and Environmental Commission. In addition, residents can access the citizen portal to submit a code enforcement request or check to see the status of any permit activity in their neighborhood. To view frequently asked questions, visit http://www.vailgov.com/online-services
Sign up to receive automatic email notifications when new Town of Vail Bids or RFPs are released. Look for the RFPs, Bids and Notices tab at www.vailgov.com.
Here's a recap of the various construction projects in and around Vail.
Ford Park Improvements
Work on several other projects within Ford Park is nearly complete. Minor clean up and punch list items remain including the electrical service work at the Nature Center Bridge. The contractor is MW Golden Constructors. Town of Vail contact is Todd Oppenheimer at 970-479-2161.
Ski and Snowboard Club Vail, Redevelopment, 598 Vail Valley Drive
This is a redevelopment of the Ski and Snowboard Vail site to include a private and public club and multi-family residential dwelling units. Start date is Aug. 21 with demolition and excavation of the existing structure. Vail Valley Drive will see an increase in oversize vehicle construction traffic. Completion date is fall of 2018. General contractor is Viele and Company, David Viele, 970-476-3082. Town of Vail Contact is Leonard Sandoval, 970-390-4677.
Hill Building, 254 Bridge Street
This is a major remodel of the building. A demolition permit has been approved and construction is scheduled to start on Aug. 16. Trash will be removed between the hours of 7 and 8:30 a.m. Monday through Friday unless a public way permit has been submitted, approved and issued outside of the village delivery hours. The trash dumpster will be staged on site and fenced off. The project completion day is scheduled for fall of 2019. Contractor is Olson & Sons Construction Inc., Tim Olson, 970-390-7303. Town of Vail Contact is Leonard Sandoval, 970-390-4677.
Plaza Lodge, Unit R1, 291 Bridge Street
Material delivery (steel, wood, etc.) for the remodel improvements are ongoing and scheduled for the morning hours of 7 to 8:30 a.m. The project consists of a major remodel to a second story unit within the Plaza Lodge, directly above the Christy Sports store. Trash removal will take place during normal loading and delivery hours. Completion date is scheduled for summer 2018. Contractor is Nedbo Construction, Mike Losey 970-977-0329. Town of Vail contact is Leonard Sandoval, 970-390-4677.
Red Lion Inn Condo # 3 Renovation, 304 Bridge Street
Work continues throughout the summer months, mostly contained within the construction fence and property boundaries. Work consists of adding 714 square feet to level 1 and level 2 of Unit 3. Completion date is spring of 2018. Contractor is Beck Building Company, Kevin Fifield, 970-904-1283. Town of Vail contact is Leonard Sandoval, 970-390-4677.
Vail Valley Medical Center Phase 1: West Wing, 181 West Meadow Dr.
The relocation of underground utilities along the South Frontage Road is currently scheduled to start on Sept. 5. Work will require single lane and shoulder closures during daylight working hours between the Town Center roundabout and the Lionshead parking structure. The utility relocation is required in preparation for Phase II of the project which includes the demolition of the southeast building, currently scheduled for the winter 2017/2018 season. This project consists of a new fourth floor and expansions on the south and west sides. All hospital services will remain open and fully functional throughout the construction. To access the Emergency Department, use West Meadow Drive. All other patients and visitors should access the hospital via South Frontage Road West. Phase I is scheduled to be completed in 2017. Contractor is G.E. Johnson Construction Company, Christian Earl, 307-203-9242.Town of Vail contact is Leonard Sandoval, 970-390-4677.
Row House Unit 8, 303 Gore Creek Drive
Work consists of an interior and exterior remodel; work will be contained within property boundaries and construction fencing. Project completion is scheduled for fall of 2018. Contractor is Cuccia Construction, Guy Cuccia, 970-471-6456. Town of Vail contact is Leonard Sandoval, 970-390-4677.
Row House Units 11 & 12, 303 Gore Creek Drive
Project consists of an interior/exterior remodel and addition. Project completion date is currently scheduled for spring of 2018. Contractor is SRE Building Associates, Justin Marschalk, 970-376-2944. Town of Vail contact is Leonard Sandoval, 970-390-4677.
Montaneros, 684 West Lionshead Circle
Work consists of structural repairs, waterproofing, roof extensions and re-roofing. Work is ongoing and contained within the property; completion date is scheduled for fall of 2017. Contractor is R.A. Nelson & Associates, Matt Anderson, 970-471-3459.
705 West Lionshead Circle, South Frontage Road Drainage Improvements
The Town of Vail has hired ICON Inc. to install roughly 150 feet of new culvert and 3 catch basins within the Frontage Road right-of-way. Work will require single lane, shoulder and sidewalk closures. Traffic control will be provided. Work is schedule to start on Aug. 21 and completed by mid-September 2017. Please exercise caution within the construction zone. Contractor is ICON Inc. Town of Vail contact is Tom Kassmel, 970-376-1664.
The Lion Redevelopment, 705 W. Lionshead Circle
Landscaping and other remaining improvements are ongoing and work is scheduled to be completed by late summer 2017. Contractor is PCL Construction, Inc. Town of Vail contact is Leonard Sandoval, 970-479-2198.
Town of Vail Forest Fuels Reduction Project
The Town of Vail and the U.S. Forest Service will start a large scale project to remove the dead trees in the Matterhorn and Intermountain neighbors. A specialized helicopter will aid in cutting and removing the logs from the forest to town-owned land on Upper Matterhorn Circle, where they will be staged and hauled away. This activity requires a full street closure Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. between 1543 and 1593 Upper Matterhorn Circle to all vehicle traffic while this activity is ongoing. Start date of street closure has yet TBD. Timber cutting activity will start in mid-August and is scheduled to be completed by Oct. 15. Heavy truck activity can be expected on Basingdale Boulevard/Kinnikinnick Road (Intermountain neighborhood) and on Upper and Lower Matterhorn Circle (Matterhorn neighborhood). Town of Vail Contact is Paul Cada, 970-477-3475, Vail Fire and Emergency Services.
I-70 Vail Pass Frost Heaves Project
This week crews will be working on westbound I-70 from milepost 187 to milepost 185.50 installing under drain along the ditch line. There will be a single right lane closure in place from 7 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 22 through noon Friday, Aug. 25 as well as a closure of the westbound runaway truck ramp located at mile point 185.40 during this time. Speeds will be reduced to 45 mph through the length of the project and there will be an 11-foot width restriction in place during working hours. The project is to be complete by mid-November. For project updates, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call the project hotline at 970-306-4549.
Vail Pass Sediment Basin Access Road Construction
The Colorado Department of Transportation has hired Ewing Trucking and Construction to construct an access road from the Vail Pass Recreation Trail to the large sediment basin along Black Gore Creek on the north side of I-70. The access road will allow CDOT to remove sediment more efficiently from the basin in the future. The Recreation Trail will be narrowed to 10 feet, to allow for equipment staging, each Monday at 7 a.m. through Friday at noon. The impacted section lies between mile point 182 and 183.5. Start date is Aug. 14 with a completion date of Oct. 6. If you have questions or comments about the project, please call CDOT at 970-401-0862 or email email@example.com. Website is www.codot.gov/projects/i-70-west-vail-pass-basin-access-road.
I-70 Vail Underpass Construction
Guardrail repair work will continue this week, requiring alternating right and left lane closures along eastbound I-70 from Tuesday, Aug. 22, through Thursday, Aug. 24. These alternating lane closures on eastbound I-70 are scheduled to occur from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. each day. On Friday, Aug. 25, there will be a right shoulder closure along eastbound I-70 from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. There are no anticipated lane closures on Friday. Frontage Road detours will remain in effect until the project is complete this fall. The North and South Frontage Roads in Vail are restricted to one-way travel for the short distance through I-70 Vail Underpass project site. All Frontage Road businesses, properties and residences will remain open and accessible during this phase of the project, but access points will vary in some instances. The Frontage Road traffic flow will mirror that of I-70 with the North Frontage Road serving westbound drivers only from Lion's Ridge Loop to Timber Ridge and the South Frontage Road serving eastbound drivers only from Cascade Resort/Hotel Talisa to Cascade Crossing. Outside the project work zone, the Frontage Roads will accommodate two-way travel between the West Vail and Vail Town Center interchanges. Frontage Road drivers who are traveling in the opposite direction of these one-way sections will be able to turn around or use alternate routes along I-70 or the opposite Frontage Road to reach their destination. Due to the construction, the West Vail Green line will be suspended while the West Vail Red line will run from the Vail Transit Center west on the North Frontage Road to the South Frontage Road. Please check spring bus schedule for details. There are no impacts to other transit providers, including ECO, Bustang and Greyhound. To accommodate increased summer travel, the South Frontage Road Vail Town Center roundabout has been restriped to allow two lanes of through travel from the south roundabout, through the north roundabout and onto westbound I-70. The project is scheduled for completion in fall of 2017. For updated project information, visit www.codot.gov/projects/i70vailunderpass, or call the project hotline at 970-685-7706. To help commuters plan their drives and to follow progress of the construction, a webcam has been installed. Visit the project website or go to www.vailgov.com/webcams/i70 to view.
East Vail Berm
Expansion of the East Vail berm has resumed. End dump semi trucks are hauling dirt to the site with access, via I-70. In total, more than 8,000 cubic yards of dirt will be added to the berm site. Town of Vail contact is Leonard Sandoval, 970-479-2198.
Chamonix Vail, 2310 Chamonix Road
In addition to construction activity happening on the development site, end dump semi trucks will be coming to and leaving the site regularly as soils export resumes. Vertical construction on the site will begin soon with the framing of the garage and first floor interior walls. The building foundations are currently being formed and poured with 60 percent of the foundations complete. Frequent concrete and pumper truck activity should be expected in the area. Modular system assembly is currently scheduled to begin the third week of August causing frequent semi truck deliveries and over head crane work to begin. Construction activity is happening six days per week. Construction activity will continue through the anticipated completion date of March 31, 2018. Contact Weston Bierma, RA Nelson, 970-471-8314 or George Ruther, Town of Vail, 970-376-2675.
Hotel Talisa (formerly Vail Cascade Resort and Spa) Renovation, 1300 Westhaven Dr.
This $50 million renovation project includes upgrades to guest rooms, restaurant, market, lounge and bar area, new spa and more. The Aria Athletic Club and Spa and Vail Cascade Condominiums will remain open throughout the construction, project completion date is fall 2017. General Contractor is PWI Construction, Jack Lavelle, 702-218-3953. Town of Vail contact is Leonard Sandoval, 970-479-2198.
Doubletree Hotel, 2211 North Frontage Road (formally the Holiday Inn)
Work includes renovation of the interior/exterior of the hotel, pool area upgrades and parking lot improvements. Start date was Aug. 15, 2016, completion date scheduled for fall 2017. Contact person is Larry Paige, 315-400-9732.
Do you know of others who would be interested in receiving construction updates from the Town of Vail? To sign up for the email updates, visit Vailgov.com and click on "Town Services," then "Vail Mail Newsletter." On this page you can sign up for "Construction Updates" as well as other useful Town of Vail newsletters.


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I was readying an interesting article about an archeological dig going on in the region that was populated by the Philistines in ancient Biblical times. http://news.yahoo.com/israel-diggers-unearth-bibles-bad-guys-095524724.html What struck me in the article, as in so much secular writing, is that any historical reference related to the Bible is suspect, while all historical references to people, places or events from outside of Israel are assumed to be true.
The amazing thing in this particular article is that everything they are finding lines up with the historical Biblical record. And yet they suggest that Samson, David and Solomon may or may not have been real historic figures. Of course, they do not question whether Nebuchadnezzar or Aramean king Hazael were real people (even though much of the evidence for their existence comes to us through the Bible). This secular bias ignores mountains of evidence from hundreds of years of archeological finds throughout the Holy Land.


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Posted by Bill M. on Sunday, 7 November 2010, at 3:13 a.m., in response to Re: Little Big Horn Carbines?, posted by Dick Hosmer on Sunday, 7 November 2010, at 1:03 a.m.
I say include the suspect 100. It is better that this information is out there so that some unwary buyer can at least see that a particular carbine is in question. Without the list of the 100 being available, some poor soul is likely to buy it, probably for big bucks, thinking he has found an undiscovered treasure.
As to how to list them-- to me that is not as important as the fact that they are listed and the list is available. As you may recall, I am putting together an early carbine which will look pretty close to a nice original to the uninformed. I will mark it in the barrel channel and under the butt plate as newly made, but I would be happy for you to list in your list of "fakes". Its number is 26547. Bill M.
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One type of infamous transportation to Melaka is using a Train. Although Melaka don't have a main Railway Station, it's still an option for you. For those who don't have time constrain and the hassle of going to the main point.
This is because the nearest Station to enter Melaka is from Tampin. Tampin is in Negeri Sembilan state and 38km North of Melaka Town. If you feel 38km is to low for you and think that you can reach Melaka Sentral in half and hour, think again because it's an Inland Road with mix terrain.
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Hello to the Bruin Family and Community
It is my pleasure to welcome you to Gray's Creek Middle School. The faculty and staff are striving to provide all our students with a safe and inviting environment that stimulates their minds and creativity to become lifelong learners. We have high expectations of our students, parents, community and faculty to help meet the diverse learning needs of all our students and we are counting on all stakeholders to help provide the students with the support and guidance needed to help make them successful students. I encourage all students to get involved in an organized club, group, team, or activity to develop ownership of your middle school. And I encourage and challenge all parents, grandparents, and guardians to ask your student what they are learning and participating in each and every day at Gray's Creek Middle School.
It is an honor and pleasure to serve as the Principal of your Gray's Creek Middle School.
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Frank C. Catanese, age 95, passed away peacefully on March 5, 2014. He was born in Milwaukee, WI, was raised in Marina di Caronia, Sicily and returned to the United States to raise his family in Cleveland, OH in 1955. Frank was a devoted husband for 66 years to Tina (Spano-Basso) and dear father to Nancy (deceased), Joseph (Patricia) and Anthony (Lynette). Cherished grandfather to Frank (Gina), Kathleen (James Reeher), Melissa, Joseph, Tana, Carly, and Shana Stiel (Jason) and treasured uncle to Joyce Kandrach (Frank), Sam Totino (Amy), and Elizabeth Stiffler (David). He is survived by his brother Antonino Catanese and sister Vincenza Volpe in Italy. Beloved uncle, cousin and friend to many throughout the world. The family requests no flowers. Mass of Christian Burial Saturday March 8, 2014 at 10:30 a.m. at St. Clare Church. Entombment Knollwood Cemetery. The family will receive friends at VICCHIARELLI FUNERAL HOME 5252 MAYFIELD RD., LYNDHURST (BETWEEN RICHMOND AND BRAINARD) SATURDAY 9 a.m.- 10 a.m.
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EVERFI, Inc. is the leading education technology company that provides learners of all ages education for the real world, through innovative and scalable digital learning. Founded in 2008, EVERFI is fueled by its Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) subscription model and has certified over 16 million learners in critical skill areas. Some of America's leading CEOs and venture capital firms are EVERFI investors including Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos, Google Chairman Eric Schmidt, Twitter founder Evan Williams, TPG Growth, and The Rise Fund. The EVERFI Education Network powers thousands of partners in their education initiatives, such as The White House, NFL and MLB, Pharrell Williams, and many more. Our team consists of passionate employees across the US and Canada who thrive in a fast-paced collaborative environment.
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Admins and Reviewers Contest - 2nd Half
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Our top admins started with scores:
1. Constantin - 85 (rank 14, 10582 points, 86 games played)
2. Martine - 81 (rank 7, 2909 points, 26 games played)
3. Andrei - 78 (rank 40, 87009 points, 1219 games played)
4. Serban - 77 (rank 23, 30039 points, 383 games played)
5. Petar - 77 (rank 24, 30668 points, 339 games played)
( Admins and Reviewers Contest - 1st Half)
Currently the TOP5 of Highest Percentage Gamers has not changed much:
1. Constantin - 83 (rank 20, 22009 points, 185 games played)
2. Martine - 81 (rank 7, 2909 points, 26 games played)
3. Petar - 79 (rank 29, 45342 points, 460 games played)
4. Andrei - 78 (rank 41, 94272 points, 1331 games played)
5. Serban - 77 (rank 23, 30039 points, 383 games played)
But the scores which might seem more interesting, are of the Most Improved Gamers:
I will reveal the formulas of my calculations at the end of the game, but here are current scores:
1. Petar - 14.10
2. Sebastian - 10.26
3. Andreea - 9.06
4. Kathy - 8.17
5. Viorel - 6.11
6. Andrei - 5.45
7. Rui - 3.39
8. Constantin - 1.92
9. Catalina - 0.98
10. Marius - 0.90
And again, although numbers are very different, everyone has still a chance to climb to the top and become a winner. The key factors are high points of every played game and stable participation.
No need to overdo it, We need to have our images reviewed in the meantime.
The Contest will end on Aug 8th 2011, 00:00 GMT. And from now on gamers who don't participate in the Contest within 3 consecutive months will be removed from the Contest.
Good luck everyone! :)
Play along: The Stock Rank Game
Photo credits: Andres Rodriguez, Haywiremedia, John Kounadeas.
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A quick update on game.
TOP5 Hi% Gamers: Constantin - 82.75%, Martine - 80.77%, and Marius - 80.57% with reseted score. Petar and Andrei are right after them with 78.63% and 77.68%, and Serban with 77.01% is just waiting behind them to hit TOP5 list.
On improvements list Petar still keeps the Best Player title with 15.34 points of solid distance, Viorel and Sebastian are after him with scores 10.22 and 10.07. Then come Andreea and Cathy with respective 9.41 and 8.17 points. And Andrei and Rui are just about catching the TOP5 list.
Good luck!
Time and experiences help to improve. :)
They all beat me.
good luck
So you're still tracking them! Cool! Ought to see the final :-)
good luck
keep us informed you all are the greatest.(((H)))
Huh? I didn't do nothing. 8-]
You're a tough boss, Maigi!
Enrique, several of them have pretty high scores. But when you think about reviewing, then there are lots of factors what are not included in The Game. The Game is just the game.
Thanks for sharing, I always thought Admins would get higher scores.
:) Don't put too much pressure on gamers. This competition isn't a competition for the Best Admin title. That would be totally different competition. ;)
I'm totally biased, I agree. Rui is the perfect business model. Petar writes great blogs but he sounds too serious. Achilles is too busy with his brainchild DT, although he has a great fish-eye. No no, we should single out the weaker victims. :-p
Yeah, right. But he gave up too early. Never give up too early.
Wanna play too, Hugo? Maybe next competition will be for submitters. :)) Or maybe someone else will arrange it.
Nah nah, Rui (Rolmat) is the best. He will always be. ;-)
Edit: after Maigi of course. Why don't we organize a shoot in Porto or Tallinn? With Ryannair, it's almost free!
:) Let's see how they are doing.
Well done
hehe...great article! :) ... Let´s see who will win...
lol :))) Nice blog, Maigi! Look foreward to know the winner on Aug!
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I think I must have looked as bad as I felt though, as work have said that I can start to work from home, as long as I am in the office a few times a week, which is a huge relief. I travel 50 miles a day, so cutting that out will really help.
Appointments: None as such, but we did end up at maternity triage on Friday night. In a nutshell (I'll write more in another post), the baby had decided to hide behind my placenta, which meant I hadn't felt movement for over 24 hours, which started a panic and ended us up in hospital until 1am. All is fine though and Little R-M is moving again now.
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Carmel Mizzi presented the KMS Annabelle Vassallo Award for the most committed SkolaSport Coach of the year 2011
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The Kunsill Malti għall-iSport (KMS) Skolasport 2010-2011 programme came to an end with the annual Sports Manifestation Day. The event kicked off with a dance routine followed by a gymnastic routine that succesfully displayed the skills the young participants acquired during the scholastic year in various sport disciplines. The evening was rounded up, much to the enjoyment of all kids and parents attending, with a Zumba party by the popular couple Pedro and Maria.
During the manifestation, for the second consecutive year the 'Annabelle Vassallo Award' for Most Committed Coach was presented by Ms Micheline Sciberras, Director General of Education and Bernard Vassallo, Chairman for the Kunsill Malti għall-iSport, to Charles Mizzi. Mr Vassallo remarked that, "Charles has always shown great commitment and dedication throughout these years and has worked whole heartedly putting all his passion and energy into what he does."
KMS, together with Kellogg's, Skola Sport official Sponsor, is now already preparing for next year's Skola Sport programme and other sport programmes aimed at promoting a healthy lifestyle through a balanced diet and sports participation. In this respect KMS has just launched a call for application for coaches to be recruited by KMS. For more information and applications please visit http://www.sportmalta.org.mt/userFiles/app%20coaches%202011.pdf.
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It's always hard to decide just how challenging the first month of Honors Geometry should be. Last year it was too easy. There were too many students who apparently said to themselves, "This course isn't so hard." As a result, they avoided a tough choice: do the necessary work, or drop the course. The transition from middle school to high school is always a challenge in and of itself, so any disappointing grades could be attributed to that fact rather than a mismatch between the course and the student.
As a result, we decided to increase the level of difficulty to make it reflect the rest of the course. We opened with a degree of algebraic notation that definitely challenged almost everyone, such as {(x, y) : (x, y) ∈ T ∩ U} or RA, –45°(P) = Q. We created quite rigorous definitions of transformation, isometry, reflection, involution, and other terminology — and expected students to know the definitions and to be able to apply them. We focused on inverses and composition of functions, showing when the composition of two reflections is a translation and when it's a rotation — and what the amount and direction of said translation is, or what the amount and center of said rotation is. We also expected students to remember important ideas from algebra, such as squaring a binomial, finding the slopes and equations of perpendicular lines, and solving a quadratic equation (and if they didn't remember these skills and concepts, they were expected to take care of this lapse as soon as possible). Some homework problems were rather intimidating, such as this one:
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