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Recycled Paper Colored Pencils
Good news never gets old. That's certainly the case with these funky colored pencils made out of recycled newspaper. Doodle and daydream to your heart's delight using these pencils or stare aimlessly at the layers of letters and characters that playfully peek from the pencils. A perfect gift for an artist friend, party favor for the colorfully inclined or a personal art supply for yourself, these colored pencils come in a cotton drawstring pouch so you can take them with you everywhere. Each set comes with 12 assorted colored pencils.
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Each set comes with 12 assorted colored pencils. Recycled paper pencils in a cotton drawstring bag. Each pencil is approx 7" L (17.78 cm).


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Safe your Money with Mounthly Maintanance
Use our checklist pages to maintain your home and stay on top of the activities in and around it. Each page has a monthly "to do" list as well as a list of sales that typically occur each month. And for each month, there is a suggestion for a kit that can help organize little pieces of your life so you can find what you need to when you need it.
Monthly Home Maintenance: Fire Safety Devices
Small monthly maintenance for your safety devices is important, and doesn't take much time, at all. Even a small amount of fire damage can be extremely costly to repair, so keeping up with your monthly maintenance on these devices is an investment in your property as well as in your family's safety!
Fire extinguisher — Check that it's fully charged and recharge if necessary, especially if you have used it recently. Be sure you have an adequate number located in kitchen, garage, and basement. Fire extinguisher placement is also important. If it is in an inconvenient spot, it won't be much use when it is needed.
Smoke detector — Another one of those items that is easy to forget about, but can play a huge role in an emergency. Test your battery every month and replace if necessary.
Kitchen and Bathroom Monthly Maintenance
Sink and shower drains often go unnoticed until there's a problem. Taking these steps every month will help your kitchen and bathroom drains running smoothly.
Sink and tub stoppers – Flush with hot water and baking soda.
Garbage disposal — Check safety valve and steam pressure gauge and replace if necessary; check water level gauge and add water if needed; drain water until clear of sediment.
HVAC Monthly Maintenance
Heating and cooling are two of the most pleasant of modern conveniences. Unfortunately, when something goes wrong, they can be very costly to repair (and very uncomfortable to go without). Make sure your monthly home maintenance includes a quick check of your heating and cooling systems!
Steam heating system — Test relief valve and replace if necessary; check pressure gauge and drain expansion tank if necessary.
Forced warm air heating system — Check blankets and replace if needed; check air flow; clean or repair unit if necessary.
Evaporative air conditioner — Clean or replace air filter; clean condenser or evaporator coils and condensate drain; remove snow and/or debris from outdoor portion of unit.
Heat pump — Clean or replace filter; clean condenser and evaporator coils and condensate drain.
By doing regular maintenance monthly on these points, it will save the cost of home care. so you can less load your bill.


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SOUTH BURLINGTON The South Burlington City Council has fired its city manager two weeks after putting him on administrative leave. The council said in a statement Tuesday that Sanford Sandy Millers aggressive and confrontational style was among the reasons for his dismissal. The council made its decision Monday.
The Burlington Free Press reported that Millers attorney, Scott Cameron, calls the councils explanation disappointing. He said the council made Miller the scapegoat for its own poor decisions.
The councilors said they doubt Millers commitment to carry out council decisions with which he disagrees.
Miller previously was city manager in Milton but left in 2009 after a falling out with the Select Board over contract negotiations.
He said Tuesday the council did not have just cause to dismiss him.MORE IN Vermont NewsSpringfield Select Board endorsed the proposed memorandum with the developers of the $170 million... Full StoryVermont State Police are still trying to determine whether a fatal shooting in Danby was an act... Full StoryPolice: man drove Full Story -


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The world's leading instructional program in the Austrian School tradition. Nothing on the planet compares.
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The Mises Circle in Houston, Texas, sponsored by Christopher P. Condon, Terence Murphree, and T.J. & Ida Goss
The Austrian Economics Research Conference 2014: A gathering of the world's leading scholars of Austrian Economics
This program is an intense study of Misesian and Rothbardian economic analytics, using Man, Economy, and State. Limited attendance
Please join us as we award Henry Getz the 2013 Entrepreneurshi
Join us to hear David talk about his wonderful new book, The Great Deformation, and to get a signed copy. Breakfast will be served in the West Lounge of the Metropolitan Club.
Written on the side of the Internal Revenue Service building in Washington, DC, is the phrase "Taxes are what we pay for a civilized society." These words have been used for decades to justify the forcible confiscation of wealth, but the sentiment behind the phrase is of course much older.
Chronicling the memories of our movement's significant figures.
The Austrian Economics Research Conference 2013 (formerly ASC): A gathering of the world's leading scholars of Austrian Economics
The Mises Circle in Houston, Texas, sponsored by philanthropists Jeremy and Helen Davis. "The Current Crisis: An Austrian Perspective" with special guest Dr. Ron Paul
The late philanthropist Jeremy Davis has made possible a seminar on economics for Houston high-school students featuring expert economists. The topic is "Are Profits Evil?"
A seminar for high-school students hosted at the Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama, and also available online. There is no fee for students and their chaperones, but pre-registratio
Join the Mises Institute as we celebrate 30 years of advancing the cause of liberty and economic freedom and examine the true causes and consequences of war.
Join Peter Schiff, David Stockman, and Thomas E. Woods and others for a seminar and luncheon about free-market solutions to central banking, deposit insurance and the economic decline of what was once a free and prosperous society.
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Gov. Deal, who is expected to sign the bill soon, must be commended for his work on HOPE reform. Together, we made tough but necessary decisions that will result in a long term solution- not a quick fix. While this bill is not 100% reflective of the change I had hoped to see, it is still a substantial step in the right direction for our children.
HOPE is funded entirely through lottery dollars. Over the years, past benefits have been increased as tuition prices and population have increased; lottery sales have remained steady. Cuts, although unfortunate, were desperately needed. Under the changes, HOPE scholarships for college and HOPE grants for technical schools are no longer fixed but rather will adjust based on lottery revenues. This will ensure that HOPE has a long sustainable life. In the fall of 2011, Georgia students who attain at least a 3.0 grade point average will receive HOPE scholarships or grants totaling 90 percent of their state college tuition.
For those who prove the need, the federal Pell Grant will cover much of their college costs (or in some cases all of the costs) beyond HOPE. Likewise, our very best students will receive an additional scholarship to cover their entire state college tuition. Students who achieve a 3.7 grade point average and score at least 1200 on the SAT or 26 on the ACT will receive the Zell Miller Scholarship named after the former governor and former U.S. Senator who started the HOPE program. The HOPE reform bill also funds a 1-percent interest loan program that will help students presently covered under HOPE to bridge the gap between actual tuition cost and HOPE awards.
The economy of our state and the future of Georgia businesses, communities and families depend on our ability to keep our best and brightest students in our state. We can do this by offering them a great education and a way to pay for it. I am confident that we made the best compromise for families across our state. HOPE will endure today, tomorrow and for generations to come.
As Chairman of the Finance Committee, I heard testimony this week on Senate Bill 234 sponsored by Majority Leader Chip Rogers. This bill seeks to make multiple revisions regarding assessments and appeals of ad valorem valuation for local taxing purposes. It improves upon our Property Tax Reform bill from last year and puts in place important measures which aid property owners in the appeal process. These changes will create a fair and open appeal process for each and every Georgian. Bills that help protect the time and monies of hard working Georgians are important to me, as well as my colleagues in the Majority Party. This bill passed out of the Finance Committee unanimously.
Tax Reform (and consideration of the recommendations from the Tax Reform Council) remain a priority for the General Assembly. Now is a good time for us to look at the benefits of a broader, simpler tax system that decreases the burden on Georgians.
Georgia is 49th in per capita state government spending, which makes our state taxation one of the lowest in the United States. Each year we must be diligent about balancing our budget as our state constitution prohibits us from going into debt. We are working hard to ensure that any changes made to our tax system are not made to increase revenues.
One tax theory that has become popular in recent years is one based on a Fair Tax philosophy. The current recommendations by the Tax Reform Council make a step in this direction. Over time, our income tax rate would be adjusted from our current rate of 6% to 4% through the removal of certain tax exemptions. I have heard from many on the recommendations of the tax council. It is vital that we hear from our constituents on these issues so that we know where you stand on the idea of moving Georgia toward a consumption based tax structure.
As always, I am humbled and thankful to represent the fine citizens of the 31st district. I hope that you will take the time to reach out to me and share your ideas or opinions on the issues I've touched on this week or any other issue that is near to your heart.


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LUMBERTON — A Robeson County jailer who is the son of a county commissioner is the subject of an internal investigation following his resignation from that job, according to Sheriff Kenneth Sealey.
Sealey said he could not provide details about what the investigation concerns, but did confirm that 25-year-old Raymond Foy Cummings, who was classified as a Jailer 1, resigned on Friday. Cummings is the son of Raymond Cummings, who has been a county commissioner since 1996.
According to information provided by the county administration, the younger Cummings had worked at the county jail since Dec. 7, 2010. He was earning a year salary of $28,540.
Sealey was meeting with District Attorney Johnson Britt on Friday to determine if criminal charges would be brought against Cummings. Sealey said that he expected that the investigation would remain internal, and that he didn't expect any decision on possible charges to be made on Friday.
The Robesonian attempted to reach Commissioner Cummings on Friday, but was unable to. A message that was left was not immediately returned.
In May, Cummings won re-election to a fifth term as the representative of District 5.


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I was trying to figure out a good way to change my fonts and was told to do it in Easy Customizer which did change them but now has turned into a totally different problem. I had a custom background I made in my CSS that had a nice little gradient, which is now gone.
My overall goal is to customize my site to something I envision with my own headers and drop down navbars so I don't think Easy Customizer is going to do it for me anymore. My main question as of right now is to get my site back to where its showing my CSS gradients.
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The Put & Peek Doghouse has four colorful puppy dog characters inside that feature a variety of different colors and textures. Doghouse has an easy-open roof and door perfect for tiny hands. Classic "fill-and-pour" play encourages development of motor skills and cause-and-effect understanding.
Put & Peek Doghouse was named a Toy Wishes Top Pick for its imaginative and playful design.


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Polk County residents are just a little more than a year away from a new medical center opening its doors, officials announced Friday.
The state's Department of Community Health has issued a Certificate of Need for a hospital that will replace the existing Polk Medical Center.
The issuance of a CON is a necessary step under state law before the construction of a new hospital can occur, authorities said.
"There's a great need for a new, updated medical facility," said Harold Wyatt, chairman of the Cedartown Polk County Hospital Authority. "We're delighted to get the Certificate of Need approved, so we can move ahead with our plans."
Wyatt said construction of the new facility would cost slightly less than $40 million. He could not pinpoint Friday exactly where the funds will come from.
"There's various ways to finance it," he said. "The financing is being worked out."
The new 73,000-square-foot hospital will sit on U.S. 278, east of its intersection with Kelly Road in Cedartown, said Kim Scoggins, Polk Medical Center administrator, in a release.
Wyatt said the next steps in the construction include completing a design for the facility, which should be done by mid-summer. Construction should take a year to 18 months.
The existing Polk Medical Center was built in 1944 and has had two modifications since then: the addition of the west wing in the '80s and the emergency department in the '90s.
"Aside from those two modifications, the facility is essentially unchanged," Scoggins states.
Kurt Stuenkel, president and CEO of Floyd Medical Center, praised the Cedartown Polk County Hospital Authority for its foresight in acquiring land for the hospital years ago.
"It's time for a new facility for the people of Polk County," Stuenkel said. "It's the culmination of their dream."
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NeedleChasers of Chevy Chase is a long-standing, rapidly-growing Washington, DC-area quilt guild with more than one hundred members, who range from beginners to accomplished artists, and from traditional quilters to those who push the boundaries of fabric and design with bold, contemporary work.
A hallmark of our guild is its commitment to community service. Members create quilts on an ongoing basis for such organizations as the HSC Pediatric Center and the House of Ruth's Child Development Center. In recent years we have donated lap quilts to IONA House and made quilts that promote the fundraising and visibility efforts of the Children's International Art Organization, the House of Ruth, and The National Foster Parents Association.
Every two years we host a quilt show that is attended by hundreds of Washington, DC, metro area quilters, sew-ers, and other residents interested in fiber arts. This year, the show's theme is QUILTING: A CAPITAL IDEA! The show will feature a display of over 200 traditional and art quilts and an Artisan Boutique and Silent Auction that will offer fine hand-crafted items such as quilts, bags, aprons and book covers for sale.
There will be the opportunity to purchase raffle tickets for this show's queen-sized capital-themed "Opportunity" quilt, as well as quilting demonstrations for all ages.
When: Friday, Oct. 12, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturday, Oct. 13, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Where: Kensington Armory/Town Hall, 3710 Mitchell St., Kensington
Admission: $5 (children under are 12 free)
Parking: Free.
For more information, visit our website www.needlechasers.org and click on "Quilt Show."


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Selected works
Boys Don't Cry
Boys Don't CryEditorial exclusive for my own website. Styling: Jorunn Maria Djønne MUA: Cathrine Eliassen Lie Hair: Silje...
Johannes D. Neteland
Johannes D. NetelandTTS Group ASA president and CEO Johannes Neteland photographed for annual report.
SkinThis is a dark and beautiful one-take music video for singer/songwriter Farao's debut single Skin. The film predicts a mood leaving the viewer encouraged to...
Øyvind Johanessen
Øyvind JohanessenØyvind Johanessen at TV2 photographed for a newspaper supplement on Grow 13 innovation conference. Johanessen is representing a story on...
The Bergen Waves
THE BERGEN WAVES'The Bergen Waves' is an expression used to describe the music that has been distributed from Bergen since the early 90's. I have photographed a...
Youth Culture/Wabi Sabi
YOUTH CULTURE/WABI SABI, 2012A series of fashion portraits of Wabi Sabi Models reflecting contemporary youth culture. Credits Stylist: Ulrikke...
FARAO, 2012Promo pictures from a collaboration with artist Farao. Farao is the pseudonym of Norwegian singer/songwriter Kari Jahnsen.
Cinematic Portraits
CINEMATIC PORTRAITSDisplayed as expected narratives, these portraits are frozen in time engaging in discussions on the still and moving image. In...
Leif Ove Andsnes
LEIF OVE ANDSNES, 2012Boywonder and pianist Leif Ove Andsnes photographed for Norwegian Inflight Magazine
DAGNY, 2012When an actor is improvising that actor is creating a character based on his or her own associations and experiences. When acting the actors allows...
The Way It Is
THE WAY IT IS, 2012Our 'self' exists in a space of duration and ongoing presentness. When adressing this observation to ideas of portraiture a problem of time...
Video Portraits
VIDEO PORTRAITS, 2011'Video portraits' is based on the hypothesis that music can transport a listener in to a transe like state, that which is sublime and...
The Contemporary Sublime
THE CONTEMPORARY SUBLIME, 2011In 'Immortality' (1991), by Milan Kundera, his character Agnes question the face's ability to identifiy us, because like a name it...
Concepts & Themes
CONCEPTS & THEMES, 2010This portrait was created in response to Southampton City Art gallery collection, Ray Smith's 'Transitional objects'. A contemporary...
Nathalie Nordnes
NATHALIE NORDNES, 2011I spent some time with singer and songwriter Nathalie Nordnes while she was recording her album NN (2011) both in and out of the recording...
HNDSI have photographed pop-duo HndS on several occasions over the past few years.
Alexander Helle
Alexander HelleFashion designer and creator of Norwegian Rain, Alexander Helle for FIN Magazine. Later published in Dagbladet Fredag.
Kay Berg
Kay Berg, 2008Hasselblad master Kay Berg photographed for Norwegian School of Creative Studies catalogue.


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- Dick Johansen, founder of SWAT and Long Beach Search And Rescue, dies at 85
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- Long Beach Police Department promotes 17 employees
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Thousands of hopefuls were at the Long Beach Convention Center on Thursday vying for one of 40 coveted spots in this year's Long Beach Police Department academy, the first in three years.
The department's fiscal year 2013 budget included about $2.9 million in oil funds, which city officials earmarked to pay for the academy. Police and city officials say the academy is needed to address the rapidly shrinking ranks amid retirements and other sources of attrition.
The academy marks the first time the Police Department has been able to train and hire officers since 2009.
Recruits are screened for criminal backgrounds, controlled substance use and physical and psychological issues before the final candidates are chosen for the six-month training academy. Recruits who graduate from the academy will be sworn in next year, but they must still undergo a full year of field training before they can work as solo officers.
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A painted red lacquer demi-lune side cabinet, the brass bound bowfront top above a long frieze drawer, with four cabinets below, each enclosing an adjustable shelf, on square tapering legs. The original 19th century Japanese.
Crushed eggshell inlay, hand-tooling with gold leaf; hand-painting with fine art techniques, the ancient art of gilding and our Argento technique involving canvas wrapping, gilding and painting are just a few of the techniques used to create the authentic finishes on our furnishings. Using traditional tools and techniques handed down through the ages imbue each piece with an air of authenticity and individuality.
Our craftsmen select wood based on beauty, colour and suitability to each individual piece. We still use traditional furniture making, wood working techniques and materials to ensure enduring quality in every one of our products.
Frequently dust exposed surfaces with a clean, damp natural cloth. Dry the surface with another clean, dry cloth. Infrequently polish your furniture (a few times a year at most) with a non-silicon-base furniture polish made by a reputable manufacturer, taking care to follow the instructions.
Frequently dust exposed surfaces with a clean, damp natural cloth. Dry the surface with another clean, dry cloth. Infrequently polish your furniture (a few times a year at most) with a non-silicon-base furniture polish made by a reputable manufacturer, taking care to follow the instructions. Bear in mind that one manufacturer's furniture care products should never be used in combination with another. Product formulations are unique to each manufacturer and are made to blend with another, so using different polishes may cause build-up that can appear cloudy or dull over time, and/or feel sticky to the touch. Always polish or dust with a motion that follows the grain of the wood to avoid scratching the surface, and allow polish to dry completely before replacing any objects on the surface.
Theodore Alexander artists painstakingly create our hand-painted finishes using meticulous brushstrokes and age-old techniques. You can use a good quality furniture polish to maintain and preserve the unique artwork. Take care not to use abrasive cloths or polishes that may scratch a hand-painted finish.
Brass artworks are hand cast in our own foundry, using age-old techniques. Occasional application of an inert wax that does not contain a cleansing agent will preserve the patina of the metal. Avoid using abrasive cloths or polishes that may damage the surface.
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The FFA Float read "We'll take to Market." This float showed a butcher carving a knife, a sheep and a refrigerator which read Hampshire Locker room. The next float depicted a Redskin player whipping Hampshire players who bowed down. It read "U-Skins Whip them Whippurs" and was from the Athletic Boosters. For the first time the Jr. High had a float in the parade. The float read "Kick'em where it counts" and was adorned by the Jr. High Cheerleaders. The Redskin cheerleaders came into view. The Coop had 3 Huntley Automotive,Tow trucks, a van and a small float all attached running 96 ft. Two Redskins beat on a purple volkswagon. The saying read " It will be a Total Victory.'' The Foutchs drove a motorcycle with a sidecar down Main St. Three horses galloped through the route. The varsity cheerleaders gave a few cheers. The band and Color Guard put on a very impressive performance. For the first year, the' Homecoming King and Queen were presented. They were Steve Doyle and Donna McMahon. TTie court and royalty followed. The parade finished up with the ambulance. GRAFTON TWP. OPEN HOUSE OCTOBER 12th On Sunday, October 12, Grafton Township will be hosting an Open House for its recently completed cjffice addition. This will bring to a dose a culmination of efforts that began with the hiring of Richard Link as architect in Februaiy of 1978. Major Builders Inc. were contracted to build the addition in November of the same year. To keep the total costs to a minimum, Grafton Township employees and elected officials spent - many hours to complete several parts of the building addition themselves. The total cost of the building, office furahure and outside improvemetits was slightly under $69,500.00. Over 75% of this was funded thru Federal Revenue Sharing receipts and the balance was covered by interest received on money in deposits and inter-fand transfers. The net result is a building that has been completed without increasing any taxes. Please mark October 12th on your calendar and make a point to visit our new facilities. FIRE DEPT. OPEN HOUSE OCTOBER 15th The Handey Fire Department will hold their annual Open House at th* nre Sta^km on October ISth at 7 p.jn. in conjunction with Fire Preveatka Week. Every year the fire dept. gives safety hinta; dispkya their equipment and explains how it works and what its aaea are; show* fllma on atdiety in the home and take blood ' pieaaatea. They do aO thk to ptevent iaioriea. aocideats aitd fire Cbatlaaad oa f^e 16 HUNTLEY SENIOR'S MEET&EAT PROQRAM RESUMES This week Senior Citizen President LoiUse Kreutzer an¬ nounced that the flrst Huntley Meet and Eat Program will be held on October 23rd at the 1st Congregational Church. The center was recently shut down by tbe McHenry County Council because they are in debt to IRS to the tune of $55,000. Since they will no longer be serving meals, the Huntley Seniors decided to start their own program witb funds fiom the Village and Grafton Township. This will allow the Seniors one hot meal every Thursday. Previously meals were served on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. In the future if the club can, they hope to supply meals on more than one day. The meals served by the council were paid from by the Seniors and from a special grant. There are currentiy seventeen seniors who eat their meals in their homes. Starting October 16th, they will be getting a meal once a week. Drivers are needed to help deliver these meals. If anyone is interested in helping in the delivery program, please call Wuin Hasselgren at 669- 5817. For reservadons for tbe October 23rd Meet and Eat program. Seniors are asked to call Mrs. Hasselgren. SNOWBALL DANCE rjov.ist The SNOWBALL DANCE wiU be November 1st at the Legion. The band is Burtons Bridge. If you did not make the last meeting, retura yoor completed memberrfiip form and dues to Randy Zimmerman by the November 4di meeting. Trail Boas, Charlie Conley announced that trail work should start at the ead of October. Chack Olson la working on a dab bowling nl||it. Be saia to oome to tbe aest awettegoa Ociolwr 7th. SENIOR 2nd PLACE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ROAST BEEF DINNER The folks at the First Congregational Church will be serving thdr annual dinner on Sunday, October 26, 1980 at 11:30, 12:15 and 1:00. The complete roast beef dinner, including drink and homemade pie for dessert is included for the ticket price of $5.00 for aduhs, $3.00 for children 6-12. Order your tickets early ftom the church at 669-5711 as seating is limhed and a long reputation backs up this deli¬ cious meal. You will want to tee the handiwork at the bazaar and bake sale as weU. Women of the church have been making hems since last winter in anticipation of this event. Do you Christmas shopping eariy this yearl REDSKIN VOUEYBALL TEAMS BEAT G.K. ANO VALLEY LUTH. On Tuesday, the Redskins hosted Genoa-Kingston and quickly sent them home with 2 losses. The wins put both teams at 5-1,3-1 in conference play. The Frosh-S6ph team easily defeated F.K. lS-5. 15-3. the 3roung Skins dominated a weak G.K. team. Andrea Manning continued her serving consisting with IMl, 10 pts., playing an overall good match. Jill Nei¬ meyer played well, serving 6-6. 4 pts. Sue Eraesd did a good job serving 7-8 and sooring 6 pts. The Varsity had litde trouble with the Cogs winning 15-11 and 15-6. Tbe RedsUns did not play ap to the capabilities but took advantage of G.K. nufflerouse mistakes. On Thursday October 2, The Redskins traveled to Valley Lutheran in St. Charles, a new member of the new Big 8 ooorereooe. Tbeevanlag started wkh tbe Praah fBBM. Tha ledrikhu won rlO.lO. GooUaaed oa Page 11 UON'S CANDY DAY OCT. 10 & 11 Be sore to mark your calendars for the Llon'a Qub Candy Day whidi will be held on October IOA 11 this year. Lkms will be placed downtown, at the Hondey Center and at the State Bank of Hundey. Be sure to give generously. These funds help persons with eye and hearing problems. VILLAGE BOARD IS^EETINQ The Regular Meeting of the Village Board of Trustees was held in the Board Room of the Village Hall and brought to order by President Enstrom at 8:00 P.M. Those present were: Presi¬ dent Enstrom, Trustees Stroupe, Wicke, Dhamer, Lamb, Mercer and Rudsinski, as well as members of the Public Works Department and Attor¬ ney Szura. The flrst order of business was the presentation of the minutes of the September 4th. 1980 meeting, and there being no additions nor corrections, they stood approved as present¬ ed. The Treasurer's report was nezt to oome before the Board and after discussion, a motion was made by Trastee Stroupe, seconded, by Trastee .Lamb, to accept this report as presented and upcm roll call, all tnistees voted aye and the motion carried. Trustee Stroupe asked tfaat the Clerk invest the Motor Fuel Taz monies hi 90 day and 120 day Certificates of Deposh. The bills for the current month's expenditures were brought up and after discussion, a nKrtion waa made by Trustee Mercer, seconded by Trustee Wicke, to approve of their payment and upon roll call, all truatees voted aye and tbe motioa carried. President Enatrom then call¬ ed upon Attorney Joe Condon, who representa Mr. Richard Cootiaaod on Pkge 14
Object Description
Title | The Huntley Farmside |
Date | 1980-10-09 |
Month | 10 |
Day | 09 |
Year | 1980 |
Volume | 20 |
Issue | 27 |
Decade | 1980-1989 |
Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
Coverage | Huntley, Illinois, United States |
Description | Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection |
Subject | Newspaper Archives |
Rights | This material may be protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S. Code). |
Publisher | This Collection was digitized and loaded into CONTENTdm by OCLC Preservation Service Center (Bethlehem, PA) for the Huntley Area Public Library |
Source | Reproduction of library's print newspaper archives |


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- Posted: 1:42 PM, June 26, 2012
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Anthony has been training for the London Olympics with Tyson Chandler in Los Angeles and said he's lost 12 pounds, down to 239, since the playoffs ended in the first round in five games to the eventual champion Heat.
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GALLIPOLIS — A man accused of obstructing justice while aiding James E. Gardner as he eluded law enforcement last November, was recently ordered to pay a fine in an unrelated criminal case.
Lyndon M. Montgomery, Sr., 52, Crown City, pleaded guilty to a falsification charge last week in the Common Pleas Court of Gallia County and was ordered to pay a fine in the amount of $1,000 and to pay the costs of prosecution in relation to the case.
The defendant was initially charged with the illegal conveyance of drugs onto the grounds of a detention facility, a third degree felony, in December.
Montgomery was arrested on November 30 after it was discovered that he had been providing transportation and shelter to Gardner, 41, Middleport, who had been fleeing police officers following his father's death on November 11.
The indictment in this case, filed on December 13, alleges that Montgomery attempted to smuggle marijuana into the Gallia County Jail following his arrest for obstructing justice in late November.
According to the police report, on the afternoon of November 30, Montgomery was brought into the jail by an agent with the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation.
After being asked if he had anything on his person that he should not have, the defendant reportedly responded that he did not. However, while a corrections officer took inventory of the defendant's property, Montgomery allegedly threw an empty cigarette pack containing approximately six grams of marijuana into a nearby trash can.
He was subsequently charged with the illegal conveyance of drugs onto the grounds of a detention facility, and, following his arraignment on December 14, he was released on an own recognizance bond.
During Tuesday's hearing, Montgomery pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of falsification, a first degree misdemeanor, after negotiating a plea, and was ordered to pay a $1,000 fine in relation to this case.
A preliminary hearing in regard to Montgomery's obstructing justice charge was held in the Gallipolis Municipal Court on December 6. Subsequently, the case against the defendant was bound over to the Gallia County Common Pleas Court where it was expected to be heard by a grand jury.
However, as of press time, while the criminal transcript from the Gallipolis Municipal Court had been received by the Gallia County Clerk of Courts, no other documents have been filed in this case.
Gardner, who was arrested on December 7 by Gallia County Sheriff's Deputies in the southern portion of Gallia County following a lengthy, multi-agency man hunt, has been charged in the Meigs County Common Pleas Court with aggravated murder for the death of his father, James W. Gardner, on November 11, 2012.
The body of Gardner's father was found at the residence where the two resided on Wells Road near the Meigs-Gallia county line during the evening hours of November 11.
The younger Gardner was labeled as a person of interest in this case and remained on the run until his arrest by deputies in December.
A trial in the case against Gardner is scheduled for April 9 in the Meigs County Common Pleas Court. He remains in the custody of the Meigs County Sheriff under a $900,000 bond.


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Last Modified: February 1, 2002
Author: Belleruth Naparstek
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The Hong Kong Exchange: A Small Player in China's Great Economic ReformLawrence Fok '76, executive vice president of the Hong Kong Exchange, discusses the role of the Hong Kong Exchange in China's economic rise over the past fifteen years at the Sir Gordon Wu Distinguished Speaker Forum.
December 15, 2009
Hong Kong as a Global Financial Capital: An Interview with Lawrence FokLawrence Fok '76, executive vice president and head of Issuer Marketing Division of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited, discusses financial markets in Asia, the impact of the crisis, and the value of an MBA.
October 15, 2009
2009 China Business Conference: The Private Equity and Venture Capital OutlookIndustry insiders at the 2009 China Business Conference present a near-term outlook of private equity and venture capital in China.
September 15, 2009
Itau and Unibanco: A Merger to Change the Emerging Markets Banking SectorRitija Gupta looks in-depth at the Brazilian banking sector, focusing on the recent expansions and government policies that have kept its banks competitive during the global financial crisis.
April 15, 2009
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April 15, 2009
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The meet's 103nd running will be no exception this Friday and Saturday, as more than 3,000 competitors and 20,000 spectators will gather on the campus of Wichita State University.
Wichita author Grant Overstake recently captured the drama and excitement of the Kansas State Meet in an inspiring sports novel for young adult readers titled, Maggie Vaults Over the Moon. The story features Maggie Steele, a gutsy farm girl from fictional Grain Valley, Kansas, who overcomes tragedy and soars to new heights as a pole-vaulter.
Overstake attended many state meets growing up and competed in the meet while attending Wichita Heights High School. He also covered the meet as a reporter, and experienced it as a parent, cheering for his son.
After watching so many dramatic performances through the years, it was natural for the former Miami Herald sports writer and Kansas newspaper editor to use his favorite sporting event as the backdrop for his first novel.
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There's no doubt that Highlands University junior linebacker Jordan Campbell is undeniably the best at his position in the RMAC, let alone Division II football.
And there's no reason that he should be elected for the HARLON HILL TROPHY the end of this football season!
For this to happen, the respective college Sports Information Directors (SID's) select their choice and submit them to the region for nomination. In this case, its the WEST. Points are tallied up and submitted for final choice.
Surprise, surprise! One of last year's best RMAC players, Thomas Manzano, is NOT listed on the 2011NMHU basketball team roster! Is he matriculating at NMHU, or did he transfer back to a Division I school? There's no question that this Brooklyn native can shoot hoopsp at a higher level. Or is he ineligible for the 2011 season, but eligible in 2012? Hmmm...
If he isn't on the HU roundball squad, this will be a HUGE blow to Coach Harge's 2011-12 season.
Let's hope Manzano is still around to play RMAC basektball!
The person in question is Ed Manzanares, who won less than 20 games in 4 years as basketball coach. How can someone who is FIRED become Athletic Director? (AD) Why didn't the late HU baskeball coach Sanchez become AD? He was a very popular, honest coach...God bless him, RIP.
His alma mater, Pittsburg State Gorilla Football team, Pittsburg, Kansas won the NCAA Division II National Championship last December 17 over Wayne State (MI), 35-21, in Florence, AL.
The football legend has been retired since 2002 as defensive line coach for the Buffalo Bills, and more than 44 years coaching, including a 35-4-1 at NMHU from 1967-70, the best coaching record in school history.
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As we enter the umpteenth month of having two-lane traffic on Grand Avenue, I am drawn back in history to the controversy over the improvements on Grand. One proposal was to convert Grand to two-lane traffic. Opponents claimed such a change would cause delays on Grand and result in greater traffic on New Mexico avenue. These arguments won the day. Now we have had months of two-lane traffic, caused not be the completed project, but by the construction of the project. I travel Grand at various times every day and haven't noticed much in the way of delay.
The New Mexico Highlands University Madrigal Choir presents A Modern Folk Fiesta concert Nov. 21, at 3 p.m., in Ilfeld Auditorium. The concert features folk music from Spain, Ireland, Germany, the Philippines, Canada, Russia, France, Africa, China, Israel and India, as well as American pieces.
During the NMHU-Colorado Mines football game last September, it was alleged that some of the football players made threats to the Mines Cheerleaders, and a complaint was made against HU that resulted in a RMAC conference call over this matter.
The results of that call have been not made public, but this writer is requesting the full particulars under the FOI (Freedom of Information) Act, since this is public record. When the information is known, and there's full veracity to what was said will be republished here on this Forum.
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The Missouri governor wants to see hundreds of thousands of residents added to Medicaid. That's the plan Jay Nixon was pushing Wednesday during a stop at Missouri Southern State University.
The Affordable Care Act would initially pay 100 percent of the cost to add the nearly 300,000 patients to the healthcare program. After three years of full funding, the state would start paying a percentage - starting at 5% and growing to 10% in 2020. A study from the University of Missouri estimates that the healthcare expansion would add 24,000 jobs throughout the state.
Gov. Nixon said, "Here in Missouri we must make the smart business decision, the right human decision, bring the tax dollars we send to Washington back here to the Show Me State."
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11 May 2011
Keo.co.za brings you news from South Africa's Super Rugby franchises.
Matfield benched - Victor Matfield will play off the bench in Saturday's match against the Rebels.
Fourie du Preez captains the side, with Danie Rossouw starting at lock. In other changes, Dewald Potgieter returns after an injury lay-off and starts at blindside flank. Bjorn Basson and Gerhard van den Heever replace Akona Ndungane and Francois Hougaard on the wings.
Bulls – 15 Zane Kirchner, 14 Gerhard van den Heever, 13 Stephan Dippenaar, 12 Wynand Olivier, 11 Bjorn Basson, 10 Morné Steyn, 9 Fourie du Preez (c), 8 Pierre Spies, 7 Dewald Potgieter, 6 Deon Stegmann, 5 Danie Rossouw, 4 Bakkies Botha, 3 Werner Kruger, 2 Gary Botha, 1 Dean Greyling.
Subs: 16 Chiliboy Ralepelle, 17 Rossouw de Klerk, 18 Flip van der Merwe, 19 Victor Matfield, 20 Derick Kuün, 21 Francois Hougaard, 22 Francois Brummer.
Grant back for Stormers – Peter Grant will start at pivot for the Stormers' first tour game against the Chiefs in Hamilton on Saturday.
The flyhalf has been sidelined for the last two weeks, but now replaces Lionel Cronjé in the No 10 jumper. Cronjé drops to the reserves.
Other changes to the run-on side sees Bryan Habana back at wing in place of Johann Sadie, while scrumhalf Ricky Januarie is promoted ahead of Dewaldt Duvenage. Tighthead prop Brok Harris also comes in for the injured CJ van der Linde.
Stormers – 15 Conrad Jantjes, 14 Gio Aplon, 13 Jaque Fourie, 12 Jean De Villiers, 11 Bryan Habana, 10 Peter Grant, 9 Ricky Januarie, 8 Duane Vermeulen, 7 Francois Louw, 6 Schalk Burger (c), 5 Andries Bekker, 4 Rynhardt Elstadt, 3 Brok Harris, 2 Deon Fourie, 1 Wicus Blaauw
Subs: 16 Tiaan Liebenberg, 17 Steven Kitshoff, 18 De Kock Steenkamp, 19 Anton Van Zyl, 20 Dewaldt Duvenage, 21 Lionel Cronje, 22 Juan De Jongh.
Jantjies gets another go – Flyhalf Elton Jantjies returns to the Lions' starting line-up for their clash against the Brumbies in Canberra on Saturday.
Jantjies has sat on the bench in the last couple of games after struggling at Super Rugby level. Head coach John Mitchell has decided to give the 20-year-old another run, which sees Burton Francis drop to the bench.
Mitchell has also made a host of other changes to his team.
In the backline, Alwyn Hollenbach comes in for skipper Doppies la Grange while scrumhalf Jano Vermaak is rotated with Rory Kockott.
Amongst the forwards, Josh Strauss takes over as captain and shifts to No 8 while flanker Michael Rhodes and Derick Minnie are promoted ahead of Warren Whiteley and Cobus Grobbelaar, who drop to the wood.
Hooker Bandise Maku and tighthead prop Pat Cilliers replace Edgar Martutlulle and Kevin Buys in the front row respectively.
Lions – 15 Jaco Taute, 14 Lionel Mapoe, 13 Dylan des Fontain, 12 Alwyn Hollenbach, 11 Deon van Rensburg, 10 Elton Jantjies, 9 Jano Vermaak, 8 Joshua Strauss (c), 7 Michael Rhodes, 6 Derick Minnie, 5 Franco van der Merwe, Wikus van Heerden, 3 Pat Cilliers, 2 Bandise Maku, 1 JC Janse van Rensburg.
Subs: 16 Edgar Marutlulle, 17 Kevin Buys, 18 Warren Whiteley, 19 Cobus
Grobbelaar, 20 Rory Kockott, 21 Burton Francis, 22 Jannie Boshoff.
One change for Cheetahs - A hamstring injury has ruled Philip Burger out of the Cheetahs' match against the Crusaders.
The wing is the only player missing from the Cheetahs' starting side that whipped the Lions last weekend. Rayno Benjamin takes his place, with Riaan Smit moving to the right wing.
Cheetahs – 15 Riaan Viljoen, 14 Riaan Smit, 13 Robert Ebersohn, 12 Corne Uys, 11 Rayno Benjamin, 10 Sias Ebersohn, 9 Sarel Pretorius; 8 Davon Raubenheimer, 7 Ashley Johnson, 6 Heinrich Brussow, 5 Wilhelm Steenkamp, 4 Francois Uys, 3 WP Nel, 2 Adriaan Strauss (c), 1 Coenie Oosthuizen.
Subs: 16 Ryno Barnes, 17 Lourens Adriaanse, 18 Walti Vermeulen, 19 Kabamba Floors, 20 Tewis de Bruyn, 21 Naas Olivier, 22 Hennie Daniller.
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11 May 2011, 13:58 pm@charo(charo)-49: hello charopiiinggg
you well boet?
11 May 2011, 13:58 pmtalk about adi , got a feeling he will be starting the next match for the sharks
11 May 2011, 14:01 pmIt is not nice to be happy when a player is injured but i am sure glad that Matfield is finally getting a rest! Well overdue!
11 May 2011, 14:31 pmVictor needs a rest! Hopefully he will recover quickly but a rest is in his best interests.
11 May 2011, 14:59 pm@foreverrugga(foreverrugga)-54: hope he takes a while to recover, we need him more for the RWC than we do for the S15
11 May 2011, 14:59 pmBeing a Sharks fan, I'm not.
Being a Bok fan, I'd be very keen to see Ruan Pienaar and Peter Grant playing in tandem.
11 May 2011, 15:43 pm@President_of_the_Sharks_rugby_experts(sharks_lover)-52: It's all in Plummo's hands…
12 May 2011, 06:41 amfat rickie is only gna slow the stormers down, harsh to drop lionel but grant is a class act right now, im a sharks fan and right now i have no hope for an center we currently have, all are just decent currie cup players, jacobs gets a gift for a try and ppl now blow smoke up his a@se for nothing, play him for a full 80 n everyone will b on da bandwagon as to how kak he really is
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Date Of Birth: 25/06/1961
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A late entrant to the world of comedy, Gervais only started to try to tap his talent for making people laugh in 1998, at the age of 36. Before that, he had spent seven years spent as an entertainments manager for a student union. And his initial ambitions were musical, playing in a failed Eighties band called Seona Dancing. He later, briefly, managed the band Suede, before landing a job on London's XFM radio station where he started developing a taste for comedy, and a character called Seedy Boss who would later become The Office's David Brent. |
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Movies are keeping Ricky Gervais busy these days; yet somewhere between the promotional junkets for The Invention Of Lying and writing and directing Cemetery Junction, hes found the time to troll round the country on a stand-up tour. However, he doesnt seem to have quite found the time to polish off the writing. This show is substantially the same as a work-in-progress show he performed in London back in April, but theres little evidence of the work actually having progressed, with straightforward routines offering plenty to enjoy, but few surprises. Its still a pretty funny 70 minutes, as youd expect from a comic of Gervaiss talent, but Science feels like hes treading water. Given that hes such a perfectionist on his screen work, he seems happy to settle for the adequate, rather than the excellent, on stage. His shows rarely have much to do with their titles, and Science is probably the most tenuously named yet, as hes the first to admit. Reading the first paragraph of the Wikipedia entry for science is as deep as it gets, unless you count the debunking of the Noah myth or the homophobic prejudices of the religious Right as striking a stand for rationality over superstition. But we start after an hilariously inappropriate video by gifted American stand-up Louis CK with Britains Got Talent, and Gervais questioning what qualifications Amanda Holden has to sit in judgment, save for breaking up with Gervaiss old Extras guest star, Les Dennis. Its graphically gross but forensically pedantic, repeating the points with subtle shifts in emphasis, heavily influenced by Stewart Lees style, but made more accessible. A couple of other comedians are channelled over the night, too, recycling Russell Brands famous line about heroin being a bit morish and offering a selfish take on the charity Christmas gifts that relies on a very familiar attitude, though the gags are Gervaiss own. This is why the show never really flies, it sounds too much like a club set that other people could and in some cases have - done. His extended deconstruction of Noahs Ark, as told through a kids book, for example, is a ridiculously easy target. That doesnt mean it cant be funny and in the early stages this proudly atheist routine is but the sarcastic comments run out of steam before the legend does. Likewise a rant against fatties is both enjoyably vicious and largely predictable, while the inherent stupidity of opposing gay marriage is nicely encapsulated, but quickly degenerates into descriptions of increasingly depraved sexual activities, using shock as a substitute for surprise. But taste always takes a holiday when Gervais is on stage. Hes far from PC, and if its behind a cloak of irony, its sometimes hard to see. An extended routine about an obsessed at the front of a Ken Dodd routine is ruthlessly offensive about someone whos clearly a troubled woman especially given Dodds well-publicised troubles with a mentally ill stalker. While many of Gervaiss comments are as funny as they are unkind, they are far from guilt-free. His delivery, as always, is of the cheeky child saying the latest rude thing hes heard in the knowledge it will provoke a reaction from the grown-ups, then trying to act all coy when it does. His favourite stance is to jut his face towards the audience making him almost look as if hes wearing a cheap cardboard cut-out mask of himself - and pull a fax-innocent what did I say? shrug. The fact his voice cracks into a high, vivacious laugh is something of a giveaway, though. The engaging tongue-in-cheek performance helps ensure this is a fun night. Yes, he does mention his Golden Globes, of course, but rather more cheesily, hes selling his autographs for £10 a pop at the merchandise stall. Poor chap, must be down on his fortune that, or keen to avoid the dweeby autograph-hunters thats another of his bugbears. An entertaining hour and a bit, yes, but falling short of a memorable one. Maybe Gervais is spreading himself just a little too thin. |
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This guy is the best and funniest at anything he does: stand-up, sitcom, children's books. Definitely the funniest man alive and an inspiration. Charlie, April 2005 |
Remember, Gervais' standup character is a persona. The comedy is in laughing at the opinions he expresses rather than with them; see him in interviews and he's actually a very intelligent and quiet bloke. As for him being unprofessional, he makes it feel like he's the funny guy down the pub making a few people laugh, even though it's an audience of thousands. That's what really makes the humour work. If a comedian has a casual manner is there no way they can be funny? Tom, April 2005 |
Ricky is absolutley hilarious. He is, contrary to some people's belief, adown to earth comic whose TV series, stand-up, book and radio show have been the funniest for years. Jake, April 2005 |
I almost laughed, once, bout sums it up. Some people write comedy, some people perform it. Ricky, stick to the first one. Richard, March 2005 |
Unprofessional as a stand up, can't help thinking he couldn't be bothered to even try. s Girl, March 2005 |
Very much enjoyed both Animals and Politics (to a slightly lesser extent). His comedy is about reducing things to a petulantly crude commonality; thats what makes Gervais. And I'll be very glad to see what hes going to do with Science. Gary, March 2005 |
Don't really like his stand-up acts but The Office is the avsolute greatest wotever-the-hell it is in the entire world! Ever! LJH, March 2005 |
Ricky Gervais is a comic genius. The Office is arguably the best comedy - its originality ensured it was a hit. His stand up was equally funny. Animals was better than the recent Politics, but I can't wait for the third tour Science Julie Anderton, February 2005 |
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New Psychology Curriculum
The Department of Psychology implemented a new curriculum in the Fall of 2011. Changes included new courses, changes to existing course numbers, and new course requirements for students entering UNCW in the 2011-2012 school year.
Students who entered UNCW in the 2010-2011 school year or earlier will be able to graduate using the old curriculum requirements.
Information about navigating the requirements for the Psychology Major or Minor during the transition to the new curriculum are provided here.
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Welcome to the UNCW Psychology Department website!
Psychology is a basic and applied science, health profession, and undergraduate liberal arts major. The UNCW Psychology Department supports outstanding undergraduate and graduate programs. Our department is strongly committed to the involvement of undergraduate and graduate students in the research process. Students work closely with our outstanding faculty as junior colleagues to investigate a wide variety of topics including basic brain processes, substance abuse & psychopharmacology, cognitive aging & dementia, traumatuic brain injury, forensic psychology & mental illness in correctional facilities, and behavioral analytic approaches to developmental disabilities.
There are many opportunities for students to participate in research and service. We invite you to learn more about all of them!
More information about the UNCW Psychology Department can be found by browsing our website, and by exmining our Values, Mission & Vision Statement and Strategic Plan.


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Transliteration shamad |
Pronunciation shä·mad'
(Key) | |
Part of Speech
verb |
Root Word (Etymology) A primitive root | |
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Lexicon Results
Strong's H8045 - shamad
Outline of Biblical Usage
1) to destroy, exterminate, be destroyed, be exterminated a) (Niphal) 1) to be annihilated, be exterminated 2) to be destroyed, be devastated b) (Hiphil) 1) to annihilate, exterminate 2) to destroy
Authorized Version (KJV) Translation Count — Total: 90
Concordance Results Using KJV
Strong's H8045 - shamad
Learn More About Our Word Search Tools Strong's Number H8045 matches the Hebrew שָׁמַד (shamad), which occurs 90 times in 86 verses in the Hebrew concordance of the KJVPage 1 / 4 (Gen 34:30 - Deu 28:48) (More Info)
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