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Appalachian State University plans to offer the Master of Arts in Middle Grades Education degree program in Wilkes County.
An informational meeting about the degree program will be held March 11 at 4 p.m. in room 146 of the Wilkes County Education Administration Building located at 613 Cherry St. in North Wilkesboro.
Depending on interest, courses for the degree would be offered beginning this fall or in spring 2014.
Faculty and staff from Appalachian will be available at the meeting to talk about the hybrid program which features a combination of pre-scheduled, face-to-face classes at Wilkes Community College and online classes.
Individuals with a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution and a valid teaching license may apply to the program. Students will take an average of six hours per semester. The graduate in-state tuition/fees rate for the 2012-13 academic year is $218.50 per credit hour.
Successful completion of this program leads to 007 NCDPI "M" grades 6-9 teaching license.
For more information, contact Appalachian's Office of Distance Education at 800 355-4084 extension 6518 or visit www.distance.appstate.edu.


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MONDAY, February 4, 1867.The Senate met at 2 o'clock, P. M.
On motion by Mr. OYLER, the reading of the journal of Friday was dispensed with.
The PRESIDENT laid before the Senatea communication from the Governor in answer to a resolution adopted on the 23d ultimo, in relation to the expenditure of funds under the act for the relief of soldiers' families, and the amount still on hand, which shows that the total amount paid in is$84,705 75, of which Governor Morton disbursed $57,577 77, leaving a balance on hand of $27,127 98. It would take some time to make out an itemized statement, and if the Senate requires it, the fact should be made known to his Excellency without delay.
Mr. OYLER. I believe I offered the resolution that calls forth that response. As far as I am concerned, this statement, I think, is all that is necessary. I never had any doubt but that the fund had been properly managed. I was anxious to know what surplus there was on hand, so that the General Assembly might appropriate the balance for the benefit of the Soldiers' Home.
On motion by Mr. CRAVENS, the communication was referred to the Committee on Finance.
The PRESIDENT announced the consideration of the special order, the bill [H. R. 42] to prevent the breaking of a quorum in the General Assembly, and providing punishment therefor, - the question being on concurrence in the report of the majority of the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. CRAVENS. I was going to suggest, as the Senate is not full, that we had better, perhaps, by unanimous consent, pass over the special order for the present. It can be called up after a while, if the Senate shall be full enough.
Mr. GIFFORD. I move to amend that motion by providing that it be made the special order for the 9th day of March at 2 o'clock p. M.
This motion was rejected.
The PRESIDENT. Will the Senator consent to pass over the special order informally till we have a fuller Senate ?
It was so ordered.
Mr. THOMPSON. I had supposed there was not much use for that bolting bill, but if all is true that is reported in the Senate Chamber and on the streets, it is an unfortunate thing that it was not passed long ago.
Mr. GIFFORD. I call the Senate to order. There is nothing before the House.
Mr. BONHAM presented petitions, which were referred to the Committee on Temperance without reading.
Mr. KINLEY presented a petition from citizens of Boone county in favor of colored children enjoying the benefit of common schools the same as the whites. It was referred to the Committee on Education.
The PRESIDENT laid before the Senate a petition from citizens of Decatur county, praying for a law to prohibit the sale of intoxicating liquors as a beverage, except upon petition of a majority of the legal voters in the township, town or ward. It was referred to the Committee on Temperance.
Mr. WARD presented a petition, which, without reading, was referred to the Committee on Temperance.
Bills for Acts of the General Assembly, numbered and titled to the following effect, were introduced, read the first time, and referred to appropriate committees:
By Mr. THOMPSON, [S. 143] to amend an Act for the incorporation of high schools, academies, colleges, universities, theological and missionary boards, approved February 28, 1855. [Amending section 1 by striking out the proviso that no such institution shall hold more than $40,000 in real estate, nor shall the capital stock of any such association exceed $100,000.] It was referred to the Committee on Education.
By Mr. ROBINSON, [S. 144] to provide for impartially impannelling of juries in certain cases. It was referred to the Committee on Organization of Courts.
By Mr. CARSON, [S. 145] to amend section 1 of an act to provide a State Debt Sinking Fund, for the payment of the principal and interest of the five and two-and-a-half per cent, stocks of the State, &c., approved December 21, 1865. It was referred to the Committee on Finance.By Mr. CARSON, [S. 146] to amend section 1 of an act to provide for a general system of common schools, approved March 6, 1865. [Decreasing the tax for the support of common schools from sixteen to ten cents on the $100 of taxable personal property.] It was referred to the Committee on Education.
By Mr. CHURCH, [S. 147] amending the 5th and 11th sections and repealing the 7th section of the Divorce act, approved May 13,1852, so as to require a residence of five years, before hearing petitions for divorce in all cases where the grievances complained of were committed outside of the State, and where the parties did not last live as husband and wife in this State; requiring also abandonment for two years, and a period of two years of habitual drunkenness, and two years' failure to provide, instead of one year in each case, as now provided. Also, amending section 11 of said act, so as to require the petitioner to make and file his or her affidavit stating therein where the parties last lived and cohabited together as husband and wife, where the defendant resides at the time of making the affidavit, and also where the defend- page: 154[View Page 154] ant resided when last heard from by petitioner, and if the residence of the defendant be unknown, the affidavit is to so state. Also repealing the 7th clause of the 7th section of the Divorce Act, so that it shall not be lawful for the lodge or jury trying a divorce case to grant a divorce ''for any other cause which the judge or jury" may think sufficient.
By Mr. REYNOLDS, [S. 148] to amend an act to incorporate the Grape Vine Marsh Plank Road Company, approved February 12,1851. [So that for one mile and three-fourths the toll may be for every sled, sleigh, carriage, or other vehicle, drawn by one animal, eight cents ; and every animal in addition thereto, four cents ; for any horse and rider, five cents: for a led horse, four cents ; for any score of sheep or swine, ten cents ; for any score of neat cattle, mules or asses, twenty cents.] It was referred to the Committee on Corporations, with an accompanying petition.
By Mr. CASON, [8. 149] to amend section second of an act for the incorporation of manufacturing and mining companies, for mechanical, chemical and building purposes, approved May 20, 1852, by providing that any companies which may have been, or shall be hereafter incorporated in this State for any of the purposes contemplated in said act, with a limitation of the amount or location of their real estate, may take, have and convey any amount of real estate which may be necessary to carry on the operations of said company, whether such real estate be situate in the State or elsewhere, and declaring certain conveyances valid. It was referred to the Committee on Corporations.
By Mr. CRAVENS, in compliance with a request, [S. 160] to amend section 14 of an act concerning promissory notes and bills of exchange, approved May 12, 1852. [So it shall read: "On all bills of exchange, payable within the State, whether foreign or inland bills, except bills made payable without grace and checks upon banks, three days grace shall be allowed ] It was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
By Mr. TURNER, [S. 151] to amend section 11 of an act touching the relation of guardians and wards, approved June 9, 1852, and regulating suits on hands of guardians removing from the State. It was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
By Mr. ROBINSON, [S. 152] to legalize and make valid certain county bonds, and to provide for the payment of the same. (All county bonds of the denomination of $1,000, dated April 3d, 1865, due in one year, bearing six per cent. interest, issued for the purpose of paying bounty.] It was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
By Mr. WOLCOTT, [S. 153] to provide for the incorporation of religious societies, and defining their powers. [Any church or congregation may be incorporated; the Bishop may appoint two laymen, or the pastor of the church and one lay-man, and with them may elect the title or name by which they and their successors shall be known and distinguished as a body corporate, &c.] It was referred to the Committee on Corporations.
Mr. OYLER. I move to take up the special order. I see the Senator from Floyd [Mr. Howk] is here.
Mr HOWK. I have been requested by the Senator from Vigo [Mr. Hanna] to ask for the postponement of the special order, on account of his ill health. He is confined to his room, and would like to have it postponed for one week, if it meets with the approval of the Senate. It makes no difference to me, but there is not a full Senate here now, and I doubt whether there is a quorum. I move that it be postponed, and made the special order for this day week, at 2 o'clock.
Mr. OYLER. Does the Senator from Floyd feel himself authorized to say, as far as his political friends are concerned, that there will be a full representation of them on a week from to-day?
Mr. HOWK. As far as I know, there will be, sir. I will say I will be here.
Mr. OYLER. I am opposed to this postponement. For, as far as I see, no good can result from it. This bill has been here long enough. It has been postponed to gratify the Democratic side of the Chamber. It was postponed till to-day, in order that the Senator from Floyd might make a minority report on this bill; and he asserted that he would be ready. Even if I were to vote for the postponement, I would insist that we would do wrong to postpone the bill until that report is made. It may be that the difference between the majority and minority reports will be so slight that a suitable compromise may be made. By postponing, without a report, we will be no nearer a decision than we are now. There are a great many rumors afloat through Indianapolis; and, while I am not in the habit of giving credit to rumor, from the appearance of this Senate Chamber, my suspicions have been strengthened in that direction. I am anxious to know about it. To speak plain: if any Senator or Representative in this General Assembly is going to "bolt," either directly or indirectly - if he intends to go-I think it is better for him not to "stand upon the order of his going," but go at once. I am in favor of settling this question-of disposing of it. Personally, I care very little about this bolting bill. I have my own opinions about it. It is a bill I never would have introduced; but it is a bill that I expect to vote for at the proper time, and a bill that is likely to pass. And if our Democratic friends are disposed to leave us alone in our glory, or in trouble and misery, the sooner we know it the better, hope the motion will not prevail.
Mr. CRAVENS. The reason for informality passing over this matter is as manifest now as it was then; and that is, that there is no quorum present. But as long as our journal does not show that there is no quorum, we can go along with the business that it is competent for us to transact. I do not think that motion is in order, after the Senate has decided to pass over the subject informally. The only way will be to re-consider the action already had. When that bill comes up, I hope there will be a full Senate, - that every Republican and Union man, and every Democrat will be present.
page: 155[View Page 155]Mr. OYLER. I am satisfied, with all due deference tot he Senator from Jefferson, that I am right and he is wrong this time. Because it was supposed that we have no quorum, the subject was informally passed over. But I suppose we have a quorum now; and it is competent to call it up.
Mr. CRAVENS. The moment that bill is called up, you can not avoid an aye and no vote, and will develope upon the journal the fact, that we have no quorum. And then we will have to stop action-the reading of bills or anything else.
Mr. OYLER. I withdraw my motion.
The concurrent resolution from the House of Representatives, reciting that Henry C. Cawther, Esq., of Vincennes, is owner of complete files of the Western Sun newspaper, for the years 1807, 1808, 1809 and 1810, containing the debates and laws of the Indiana Territorial Legislatures for those years, and authorizing the State Librarian to negotiate for the purchase of said files of newspapers, and report to the General Assembly, &c., coming up -
It was concurred in by consent.
Mr. WARD obtained leave of absence for Mr. Bellamys - sick in his room.
Mr. RICHMOND asked and obtained leave of absence for Mr. Hanna, detained in his room by sickness.
Mr. Carson's bill [S. 37] for the incorporation of cities in this State, coming up in regular order, it was read the second time, with committee amendments thereto.
Mr. CARSON was understood to say that the bill makes it necessary for three-fourths of the tax payers to petition therefor before the Common Council of a city shall be authorized to contract any debt or liability. The second committee amendment changes that provision from "three fourths" to "a majority." On mature consideration, his judgment was that the original bill is the best. He therefore moved that the second committee amendment be rejected.
Mr. CULLEN. On Friday there was an amendment similar to this one which was then considered and passed over without a decision. Would it not be better to pass this one over also for the present? He favored the proposition of the Senator.
Mr. CARSON. That bill had reference to free holders and this to tax payers. There is quite a difference.
Mr. CRAVENS hoped no action on thismatter would be taken now, for it would complicate affairs. This bill should be the Special order for the same hour with the other bill proposing to amend a similar section, which is the order tor tomorrow at 2 1/2 o'clock P. M. He made that motion.
It was agreed to.
Mr. Richmond's 17th Judicial Circuit Court bill [S. 39] and his 13th Judicial Circuit Court bill [S. 40] coming up in order, they were severally read the second time.
Mr. OYLER. The Senator from Howard [Mr. Richmond] and myself have come to an understanding, owing to the peculiar circumstances of the case, that any objections I have to his bill shall be heard and considered on the third reading. I make this statement in order that it shall be so understood by the Senate.
These bills were ordered engrossed for the third reading.
Mr. Bonham's 7th Judicial Circuit Court bill [S. 42] was read the second time and ordered engrossed.
Mr. Carson's bill [S. 53] authorizing County Boards in certain counties containing over thirty thousand inhabitants to meet on the first Monday of every month, and sit five days at a session, but not more than sixty days in a year, was read the second time and ordered engrossed for the third reading.
Mr. Carson's bill [S. 61] requiring Supervisors to make their annual report on the last Saturday in February in each year, was read the second time and ordered engrossed.
Mr. Stein's bill [S. 63] repealing all statutes in conflict with the decision of the Supreme Court in the case of Langdon vs. Applegate et alias, being read the second time-
Mr. STEIN said, the object of the bill is to put in force a decision of the Supreme Court which declares all professedly amendatory acts unconstitutional that do not set forth the clause of the law which it purports to amend.
The bill was ordered engrossed.
Mr. Reynold's bill [S. 95] amending section 20 of the supervisor's act, by providing that the road tax shall not be less than one nor more than 25c on the $100 of taxables, nor less than two or more than five cents on each acre, was read the second time, and ordered engrossed.
Mr. Mason's bill [S. 96] amending section 716 of the habeas corpus act, was read the second time and ordered engrossed.
Mr. Niles' bill [S. 97] designating certain holidays, printed in the proceedings of January 25, on page 105 of the RREVIER LEGISLATIVE REPORTS, was read the second time and ordered engrossed.
Mr. Thompson's bill [S. 103] to prevent the injury or destroying of insured prop- page: 156[View Page 156] erty, or making false proofs thereof, being read the second time -
Mr. CARSON moved to strike out the emergency clause.
Mr. OYLER. I move to amend the motion of the Senator from Allen by moving a recommitment to the Judiciary Committee. I am very much astonished that a committee with the learning and ability of the Judiciary Committee of this Senate should return a bill in this condition and recommend its passage. If it were to pass the Senate and the House as it passed the Judiciary Committee, it would amount to nothing when it had passed. There is no enacting elause to the bill. I am very sorry that the Senator from Laporte, and the Senator from Tippecanoe, and the Senator from Union, and the Senator from Floyd, and those other illustrious Senators who preside over the destinies of the laws of the great State of Indiana, are not now in their seats.
Mr. CULLEN. I don't want to see this bill recommitted, and I would like to hear the speech of the Senator from Johnson [Mr. Oyler] made when the Senators he refers to are here. So I will move to lay the bill and amendments on the table.
Mr. CARSON withdrew his amendment.
Mr. OYLER withdrew his motion.
Mr. THOMPSON hoped the motion would not prevail. He thought there was a pressing emergency for the passage of this bill at an early day.
The motion to lay on the table was then agreed to.
Mr. Carson's bill [S. 105] to authorize the holding of Criminal Circuit Courts in all counties having 8,000 voters, coming up in order, it was read the second time.
Mr. CARSON. Crime is on the increase very rapidly. Travelers passing through our large towns are rubbed, and, living out of the State, by the time the Circuit Court meets they do not appear - the criminal will file an affidavit for continuance, and thus eventually escape justice.
Mr. STEIN moved to amend the bill by striking out "8,000," and inserting in lieu "5,000"
Mr. CARSON. The bill is obligatory in its provisions, and the amendment would create a Criminal Court in almost every county in the State. Eight thousand, for the present, at least, is a number small enough. He hoped the amendment would be voted down.
Mr. CULLEN. This bill is simply a re-enactment of the law passed last winter except a change as regards population. With that law the people seem to be very well satisfied. If the amendment was adopted he should vote against the bill. It was not good policy to fasten a new court upon people of almost every county in the State. It were better to lessen than increase the number of courts. He desired to give the Senator from Allen, up there at Fort Wayne, a criminal court; he thought they needed one and was willing to give them the benefit of it.
The amendment was rejected.
Mr. STEIN moved to strike out "8,000" and insert "7,000." They were exceedingly anxious to have a court of this kind in Lafayette, and by the adoption of this amendment Tippecanoe county would come under the provisions of the bill.
The amendment was agreed to, upon a division.
The bill was then ordered engrossed for the third reading.
Mr. Carson's bill [S. 109] amending section 5 of the common school law by providing for election of three school trustees in cities and towns at a salary not exceeding $50 each a year, was read the second time and ordered engrossed for the third reading.
[Mr. KINLEY, from the Committee on Education, had leave to return his bill [S. 114] amending numerous sections of the common school law, with a recommendation that it pass with other amendment; including colored children in its provisions, &c. As this is an important question be moved that 200 copies of the report of the committee be printed. It was laid on the table and the printing ordered.]
Mr. Kinley's bill [S. 111] authorizing trustees of towns and townships and common councils of cities to levy taxes for school purposes, coming up in order, it was read the second time and ordered engrossed for the third reading.
Mr. WOLCOTT obtained leave to submit a report from the special joint committee on the subject of the national debt and the national currency, stating that the question as to the policy which should maintain must be determined principally by reference the actions and opinions of the Secretary the Treasury of the United States; and therefore entering upon a review of the Secretary's late report.
Mr. STEIN moved that the reading of the report be dispensed with, and two hundred copies ordered printed for the use of the Senate and House of Representatives. It is a lengthy report, the subject has been well considered, and we should order least two hundred copies.
The motion was agreed to.
Mr. CHURCH. A few days ago Senate bill 94, for the protection of fur bearing animals, was reported back from the Committee on Swamp Lands, with an page: 157[View Page 157] recommendation, and it was laid upon the table because of my absence. I move that the report be taken from the table and disposed of.
It was taken up, and the committee report recommending indefinite postponement read.
Mr. CHURCH. I hope the report of this committee will not be concurred in. I think the committee did not fully understand the magnitude of the subject. In the counties I represent here I presume there are taken annually $50,000 worth of furs, and the fur bearing animals are seriously interfered with out of season. I therefore ask that the bill be now referred to the Committee on Rights and Privileges, and with that end in view, I hope the report of the Committee on Swamp Lands will not be concurred in.
The Senate refused to concur in the report. The bill was then referred to the Committee on Rights and Privileges.
Mr. Niles' bill [S. 118] requiring Common Pleas Clerks to specify by separate items the fees and services for which they may demand payment of executors, administrators or guardians, coming up in order, it was read the second time and ordered to be engrossed for the third reading.
Mr. Thompson's bill [S. 119] releasing stockholders of street railroad companies from any further personal liability than stockholders in other railroads, was read the second time and ordered engrossed.
Mr. Niles' bill [S. 120] including deputies in the provisions of the 63d section of the misdemeaner act of June 14, 1852, and adding to the punishment disfranchisement and other penalties, was read the second time and ordered engrossed. Mr. Stein's bill [S. 131] amending section 784 of the general practice act of June 17, 1852, by striking out the amount of damages, was read the second time and ordered engrossed.
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In this edition of Pet Pointers, Lisa Chelenza takes a close look at iguanas and how to properly care for them.
"Unfortunately, many of them die far too early because they just don't have the right information. They suffer metabolic bone disease and other illnesses that take their lives really early. If you provide the proper attention and care for your animal, as well as ongoing veterinary care to make sure that your animal is getting everything it needs, easily these guys can get between four and five and a half feet long. Some of the biggest can reach up to about six feet but they can also live between 15 and 20 years. So they are really an animal that has a lot of longevity and size if you take good care of them," said Diana Sleiertin, Max Man Reptile Rescue.
Males are usually larger than females and can become aggressive, especially during mating season. Due to their behaviors, size, and specialized care requirements, iguanas should not be your first reptile and there are much better choices for retile fans. Consider an easy to care for gecko or bearded dragon.
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Hiroki Kuroda was hit hard on Wednesday night, and an infield single might have been the most devastating blow of all.
It was bound to happen sooner or later, but Yankees rookie reliever Vidal Nuno's first major league run allowed came in the cruelest of circumstances.
One way to explain the Yankees' surprisingly strong start to the season is that they've been especially good at winning games they had a chance to win. They've rarely let games slip away, and rarely squandered opportunities.
The newest new guy in a clubhouse full of them stood in front of his locker Sunday morning, wearing a Navy-colored T-shirt with 'YANKEES BASEBALL' emblazoned on the front.
As bodies kept dropping to the disabled list this spring, Hal Steinbrenner took note of the obituaries written long before the 2013 season ever started.
On the same day Andy Pettitte was placed on the 15-day disabled list, Hiroki Kuroda gave the Yankees the kind of performance that has enabled them to withstand devastating injuries all season.
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November 1st marks the start of American Diabetes Month. One expert stressed healthy eating at Price Chopper in New Hartford today by holding a Diabetes Grocery Shopping Tour.
Shoppers learned about making better food choices and how to read nutrition labels. And with the holidays right around the corner, the dietician says don't let that throw you off.
"Keep in mind my plate, half of your plate should be non-starchy vegetables and watching your portion sizes. It's no different than any other day. You just want to watch your portion sizes. It's okay to enjoy a piece of pie, but be aware of the portion size," said Crystal Wilkins, a registered dietician.
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Lt. Col. Mark Fassio didn't feel sorry for himself when, on his birthday in 2012, he learned he had a rare form of cancer.
Fassio — in a demeanor usual to those who know him — never asked why, but why not?
In May 2012, Fassio went to Baptist Hospital Northeast in La Grange due to rectal bleeding. Physicians thought Fassio had an inflamed bowel and that an ulcer caused the bleeding and sent him home.
County cemeteries constantly face the challenges of change and perpetual care.
Similar to historic homes and buildings, cemeteries and tombstones, the landmarks of a family's loved ones, can be destroyed, demolished and disappear simply by neglect.
There are an estimated 218 cemeteries throughout Henry County including the larger city cemeteries in Campbellsburg, Eminence, Pleasureville, Port Royal and New Castle.
By Joe Yates
Even at dusk it was still a bit muggy, and when you looked way down Main Street toward the old school, the air above the pavement shimmered. But the heat of the day was dissipating, becoming bearable again, and the youngster — say about 14 — leaned back against one of the cast iron columns buttressing the storefront of the New Castle Pool Hall, and lit a cigarette. Life was good, and although the kid wasn't old enough to understand a notion of this sort, he did not have a care in the world.
Henry County and Eminence residents will have to look for a water oasis somewhere other than Eminence's Coach D Park.
Eminence Mayor Drane Stephens announced in November that the city would receive a $42,000 match Land and Water grant for a proposed 1,050-square foot water feature to be built near the old pump house in the park.
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Henry County High School graduate. Graduated from UofK with a degree in animal science. Works on his family's farm — established in 1884 and recognized as a historic farm by Ky. Dept of Agriculture and Ky. Heritage Council for being in continuous ownership in same family.
Why animal science?
I always liked working with cattle and that fit the occupation I wanted to go in. We raise beef cattle. I own 113 acres and lease the rest from my grandmother and uncle.
Melissa Ann Vittitoe, 24, New Castle, to Brandon Carroll Beckley, 27, New Castle.
Aubrey Lynn Jewell, 28, Louisville, to Joshua Alan Gosman, 28, Louisville.
Property Transfers
Coomes Brothers LLC, by and through member Ben P. Coomes, New Castle, to Gary Cook and Steve Cook, Eminence. Property in Henry County; $7,000.
An 11-year-old Henry County boy died Thursday, June 6, in an apparent ATV crash. Henry County Coroner Jimmy Pollard declared Dylan Thurman of Pleasureville dead at the scene. Preliminary results of the investigation indicated Thurman was operating the ATV on his family's farm when he crashed and was ejected from the vehicle. Kentucky State Police Detective Tim Moore is leading the investigation. Henry County EMS and the Henry County Sheriff's Office assisted at the scene.
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Born in Middletown in 1922.
Attended school in Smithfield and New Castle.
WWII veteran; served in the U.S. Army's Coastal Artillery at Miami Beach and the Philippines.
How did you end up in Henry County?
Melissa Blankenship needed a change.
Blankenship's role as publisher of the Henry County Localrequired her to wear many hats as a general manager, reporter and editor. She never had enough time for the important things in her life. At a crossroads with her career, Blankenship made a decision after listening to the question she repeatedly asked herself.
Henry County native Joe Guthrie whose work with Carlton Ward and other conservationists attempting to raise awareness for the need to create a wildlife corridor in Florida was featured in the Henry County Local last summer will have a documentary on the issue aired by KET Channel 68 (Insight Cable Channel 15) on at 5 p.m. June 23, and 4 p.m. June 27. The documentary follows the expedition that Guthrie and others took from the southern tip of Florida to the northern border with Georgia to highlight the dangers of development to Florida's unique wildlife.


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An Intervention for ActiveRecord, Using Gems in RubyMtion, GemConfig, using Nested Attributes with BackBone, Lyricfy (sorry - Chris made me sing!), and a shoutout to Josh Kemp in this RubyLoco-Powered episode of Ruby5.
Easier rules for class structure, ProMotion for RubyMotion, JSON APIs in Rails 4, concurrency with Futuroscope, ActiveRecord help via Searchlight, and internationalization with haml-i18n-extractor.
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Media in petri plates other than 100x15 mm will be priced on an individual basis.
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- No outside beverages or coolers.
- Large containers and glass bottles are not allowed on festival sites.
- Beverage sales from our booths help support the festival!
- Please note: Pets are prohibited in festival areas.
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States will need to conduct a fiscal analysis to ensure that their budgets include sufficient funds to pay their share of ACA implementation costs. Also, states will want to consider cost when choosing among implementation options.
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*Full name: Conduct a fiscal analysis of the components of implementation.
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The ACA does not require a fiscal analysis, but states will want to understand the fiscal implications of the law to enable analysis of implementation options and to enable sound budgeting for implementation activities. The fiscal implications of each provision will vary by state, based on individual circumstances and state choices. Some of the provisions of ACA with direct fiscal implications for states are:
§1311 – Requires states to establish insurance Exchanges and provides planning and establishment grants for these activities.
§1302, §1311 – Establishes the essential benefit package levels that define qualified health plans, including those offered through the Exchange (§1302) and allows states to add additional benefit requirements to qualified health plans; costs would be borne by states rather than the federal government (§1311).
§2001 – Extends Medicaid eligibility to all persons below 133 FPL and increases FMAP for these newly eligible Medicaid beneficiaries.
§2101 – Increases CHIP FMAP in 2013.
§2501, §2503, and §1206[HR4872] – Changes the way Medicaid prescription drug rebates are calculated
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Virginia Federal Jury Rules on Virginia Tech Equal Pay Case
A Virginia Federal Court jury recently determined that Virginia Tech violated the Equal Pay Act, and awarded back pay to two women employees of its fundraising office. The Equal Pay Act is a federal law amending the Fair Labor Standards Act, which prohibits employers from paying unequal wages to women and men for doing the same or substantially similar work.
To establish a case under the Equal Pay Act, an employee must establish that:
- different wages are paid to employees of the opposite sex;
- the employees perform substantially equal work on jobs requiring equal skill, effort and responsibility; and
- the jobs are performed under similar working conditions.
However, an employee who proves all the above elements may still not prevail. A business may avoid liability if it establishes that such payment was made pursuant to a seniority system, a merit system, a system which measures earnings by quantity or quality of production, or a differential based on any other factor other than gender.
In the Virginia Tech cases, the two women claimed their starting salaries were lower than the men who did the same work. In its defense, Virginia Tech countered that the men had more experience when hired.
Both sides presented extensive statistical evidence. According to the plaintiff's economist, men's salaries involved with Virginia Tech's fundraising were an average of 15% higher. Virginia Tech's expert analyzed the experience and duties of the employees, and determined there was only an 8% difference. Tech's expert concluded that this difference could be linked to gender, but opined that there was a chance it occurred randomly since the disparity was not statistically significant.
Notably, one of the women testified that when she inquired about the pay differential between her and her male predecessor, the senior regional director of major gifts replied that her predecessor had a family to support. In addition, the Judge identified other statements that tend to show Virginia Tech's animus toward the women when he previously denied Virginia Tech's motion for summary judgment.
How does your company prevent potential liability under the Equal Pay Act? Businesses should evaluate its pay structure, including policies regarding seniority systems, merit systems and incentive systems in light of the prohibition of gender pay disparity. An effective way to prevent managers and supervisors from making compensation decisions based on a protected category under the discrimination laws is to establish and implement a comprehensive job evaluation system. As the lawyers for the women argued during the trial in this matter - if Virginia Tech "had good policies, we wouldn't be here."


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CLOSED Giveaway: Family Dollar Prize Package
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In 1958, a 21-year-old entrepreneur with an interest in merchandising became intrigued with the idea of operating a low-overhead, self-service retail store. Leon Levine believed he could offer his customers a variety of high-quality, good value merchandise for under $2. Because he had grown up in his family's retail store, he understood value, quality and customer satisfaction.
Unfortunately we don't live close enough to Family Dollar to enjoy the benefits of the store. I did get a chance to go because the kids had lessons in the closest town to us that has a Family Dollar. One thing I do want to point out is that they do include a weekly ad whcih is really nice! Another really cool feature is that they offer coupons which I never had any clue about!
As I visited the store I did notice that they do carry a variety of products at great prices! Screen Tees for the whole family starts at just $6 ladies shorts start at $8 for a great price! They also carry an array of products just for summer such as swimwear! If you are looking for sunscreen they got you covered & even Tropic Sun Aloe Vera Gel for after sun care!
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China executes more than 1,000 people every year and they showed it on national TV until 2008.
What's more interesting is that those who are executed mostly aren't murderers. In past cases, political prisoners, rapists, drug dealers, and traffickers have been executed.
Even though these are cruel crimes, people from all over the world think it's unnecessary for a death penalty for these crimes. What's more disturbing is that they still use the old-fashioned method of execution by shooting into the head!
Also, China showed the execution on national TV until 2008 when they hosted the Summer Olympics and got much criticism from countries and organizations.


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Homeless veterans are freezing to death on city streets while those two morons are just fine.
Understand that there are mongoloids who enjoy this. Really, I hope someone tweets it to Opie and Anthony, because they would be slobbering like crazy.
I can't wait to hear pguest1080 be all "Drop dead, Olivia and Antoinette fan. I feel bad for the bully who let a fat chubby virgin like you out of the locker in school. Derp derp derp! I hate O&A even though I go on all of their videos and leave comments. Hur hur hur!"
That guy needs to develop a serious case of anal cancer from the next bear/twink who fucks him!
Howard Stern: We were just taking pictures. I'm practicing, I'm learning how to work my camera. So I took some and she said "Submit them to Hampton's Magazine, so it's very nice. But the problem is, if I known it was a cover...
50/50 chance that by next summer Howard will be instructing an urban American to insert just the tip into his snow angel?
Just the tip.....NOW!
I just shit my panties!
I still must spread more rep around before giving it to ya.... sucks!
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Vietnam's culture combines tradition and innovation. As ancient as 4,000 years, Vietnamese culture has been subject to many changes. Due to its agitated past, it has become a blend of its indigenous cultures as well as Chinese, Polynesian and Western influences.
They are Vietnam's secret treasures, hidden miles away from populated areas: Deep in the heart of the country, shores at inland lakes are covered with lotus blossoms full abloom. Deserted beaches like Bai Sao or Mui Ne appeal with red or white sands and invite to swimming and kayaking.
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Myra Geneva Langford, 51, of American Boulevard in Rossville was arrested Sunday, Aug. 26, on charges of DUI-multiple substances, open container, no insurance, suspended registration, and driving while license suspended. She has been released on bond from the Catoosa County jail.
Langford was initially pulled over during a routine traffic stop along Cloud Springs Road after an officer discov-ered that her car had an expired tag, reports show.
"I stopped the offender for an expired registration, and then the Georgia Criminal Information Center (GCIC) in-dicated that the registration was suspended with no insurance," Lt. Gary McConathy said. "I asked for her license, and she stated they were suspended. I then inquired if she had been drinking, to which she originally said no, but after failing her field tests, she stated that she had a drinking problem."
A can of Natural Ice beer was found open in the console of the car, as well as a Powerade bottle full of vodka in her purse, reports show.
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AS A FRESHMAN IN 2010-11 Named to the Athletics Director's Honor Roll at the Bronze Level (GPAs from 3.00 to 3.299) ... Saw action in only one match, UCSD's 3-6 dropped decision to Point Loma Nazarene ... Ended the day with a loss on the singles side at the No. 6 position, and a win in doubles play at the #3 spot.
HIGH SCHOOL A 2010 graduate of Archbishop Mitty High School in San Jose ... Placed fifth at the California High School Girls Tennis Classic in 2009 ... Led Monarchs to three West Catholic Athletic League titles (2007-09) ... NorCal champions in 2007 and 2008 ... Played No. 1 doubles in 2008 and 2009 ... Named Second-Team All-WCAL and earned WCAL Doubles Team of the Year award both years ... Played in many USTA tournaments as a prepster.
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Today I read an article in the Harvard Business Review called Open Source Software Hits a Strategic Tipping Point. Author Laurie Wurster writes, "Based on surveys my colleagues at Gartner and I have conducted over the past several years, mainstream adopters of IT solutions across a widening array of market segments are rapidly gaining confidence in the use of open source software, with many now stressing its valuable features more than its risks."
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MnACC Annual Planning Conference 2013
The MnACC Annual Planning Conference will be held at the University of Wisconsin-Stout from June 3-5, 2013. This year, the conference theme is "Stepping Out, Stepping Up: Expanding Underrepresented Student Services" . Check-in will be from 11:00am – 1:00pm on Monday at University of Wisconsin Stout. The conference will officially begin at 1:00 pm on Monday, and will continue through Wednesday morning. The annual planning conference is a way for MnACC members to meet and reconnect after a hectic academic year, to learn and share skills pertinent to our careers, to plan for the future of the organization, and to elect the next year's Executive Board.
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The conference fee will be $150/person if you register by our Early Bird deadline of May 25, 2013. If you register after May 25, the conference fee will be $175/person. This fee covers meals from lunch on Monday through breakfast on Wednesday, overnight accomodations, meeting room rental, and programming.
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UltraStar Cinemas cossets moviegoers in cushy seating as they enjoy Hollywood hits alongside buttery servings of popcorn. Film buffs can peruse the current showtimes by location to handpick an action-packed flick, romantic comedy, or chilling thriller featuring inexplicably aggressive hamsters. The concession stand outfits moviegoers with snacks, drinks, and buckets filled with warm kernels, keeping stomach grumblings to a minimum during showings and providing crunchy projectiles in case of sudden younger-sibling attacks. UltraStar Play it Again Cinemas also offers a selection of Hollywood hits for patrons to enjoy in high-back reclining chairs alongside snacks from the concession stand.
The crisscrossed emerald landscape south of Cleveland slips silently beneath up to eight passengers in a balloon's large basket. A skilled pilot adds or releases pressure to the vessel, punctuating the otherwise still air over the stunning panoramas and placid scenes of sprawling greenery. Guests can also opt to charter private flights, allowing them to experience romantic moments or ask embarrassing questions about where clouds come from. All of HiLife Ballooning's flights take off in the early morning or evening when winds are at their gentlest, allowing the captain to set the balloons down gently.


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The Fleet Air Arm Museum houses a very large and well presented collection of aircraft and memorabilia. Four display halls portray the development of Naval aviation from World War I to the Gulf War.
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The centrepiece of the museum is the 'Carrier' display, in which visitors are 'flown' inside a Wessex helicopter onto the flight deck of an aircraft carrier. Here they can examine the aircraft arranged on deck and follow a guided tour of the Carrier's 'island' - finishing up at FlyCo where all aircraft operations are controlled. In addition, the 'Leading Edge' gallery contains a Concorde prototype and examples of several post-war research aircraft. Across the road from the Museum, is Cobham Hall and it houses the Museum's extensive reserve collection not currently on display and is open to visitors on a few days each year.
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Archives, Aviation, Coins and Medals, Costume and Textiles, Land Transport, Maritime, Personalities, Weapons and War
Key artists and exhibits
- Naval aviation history
- Wessex helicopter
- Concorde prototype
- Holds number of aircraft that are the only surviving examples of their type.
The International Radio Control Air Show
The International Radio Control Air Show which showcases the best radio controlled flying displays from around the world will return to the Fleet Air Arm Museum Yeovilton on May Bank Holiday 26 & 27.
Radio controlled stunt pilots including World Champion Jamie Robertson from the USA will be competing within the exclusive Zone competition where helicopter flying skills are guaranteed to cause the spectators to gasp. Jamie Robertson's YouTube videos have been seen by over 1 million people!
Throughout the Museum there will be companies and experts in the field of radio controlled aircraft, to give help and advice to modellers of all levels of experience.
In addition to seeing the International Model Air Show, visitor will be able to go onboard the first British Concorde and see the award winning Aircraft Carrier Experience all set among Europe's largest Naval aviation collection.
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- Any age
- Family friendly
Normal Museum entry prices apply and there is no additional cost to see the show.
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A request to build a duplex on a 112-foot by 54-foot lot in Menlo Park kicked off a round of approvals and appeals, with the City Council finally voting against the project 4-1.
Read the full story here Web Link posted Wednesday, February 20, 2013, 9:37 AM
Posted by Cathy Moran, a resident of the Menlo Park: The Willows neighborhood, on Feb 20, 2013 at 1:09 pm
I was gratified by the thoughtful approach of the City Council to this appeal. They clearly listened, heard the neighbors, and honored their commitment to the community.
Posted by Adina Levin, a resident of the Menlo Park: Central Menlo Park neighborhood, on Feb 20, 2013 at 3:07 pm
The council exercised their role in balancing the rights of owners to develop and the interest of the community in maintaining the landscape that defines the character of the community.
But the process that the developer had to go through for tree removal, with separate processes to the Planning Commission and the Environmental Quality Commission, evaluating different trees affected by the development, is convoluted and unfair. It is also unfair to community members concerned about the canopy who need to attend multiple commissions.
The Environmental Quality Commission has recommended streamlining the process. There is a project to update the Heritage Tree Ordinance to streamline the process, which is in the Capital Improvement Plan for Council to review. I hope that Council moves this project forward, so the city can continue to maintain our heritage trees in a way that is less onerous for property-owners and community members.
Disclosure: I am a member of the Environmental Quality Commission, speaking here as an individual.
Posted by whatever, a resident of the Menlo Park: Central Menlo Park neighborhood, on Feb 21, 2013 at 12:17 am
This council seems to have more sense than the previous one which spent $7,500 of city money to design an alternative for Kim LeMieux's project a couple years ago.
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"Extreme Ironing" is a sport!
You think you've mastered the art of pressing a shirt; think again. Extreme ironing is sport and "performance art" in which people take ironing boards to a harsh location and iron their clothing.
While it is largely considered "tongue-in-cheek," the competitors are extremely serious about finishing off that laundry, even in the most brutal natural conditions. The performance have taken place on mountainsides, forests, canoes, while skiing or snowboarding, on top of bronze statues, etc.
They can be either solo or by groups. There are several competitions for Extreme Ironing, including the Extreme Ironing World Championships in Germany. So what other house-hold chores would you like to see go extreme; vacuuming, washing dishes, cleaning your room?


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100 Masters: Only in Canada Drop-in Tours
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The masters of 100 Masters: Only in Canada include Rembrandt, Van Gogh, Renoir, Monet, Picasso, Warhol, and so many more. Join one of our Gallery guides for an informative and enlightening tour. Feel free to ask questions! The tour is included in the cost of exhibition admission.
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Automated Merchandising Systems Inc. (AMS ) announces the latest addition to its low-cost Gem line of vendors. The WideGem is a full-sized non insulated merchandiser which like the recently introduced SlimGem, offers a lower cost vendor of products not requiring refrigeration. The two vendors are being presented as the wide and narrow of non-insulated vending.
The WideGem is 39" wide by 35" deep and 72" tall. It's available in either black or gray and the more modern curved edges around the door and keypad. The vendor features the patented Sensit Guaranteed Delivery System and employs the latest S-III technology. For more information call 304 725-6921 or visit www.amsvendors.com.
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