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I saw David Wesley pop into the Starbucks on Harrison the other day. I guess he's moved back to town. Excited to see what kind of a team those two will make.
getting Myers was a great signing too....
"we might make dollars, but we don't necessarily make sense"
"always be sincere....whether you mean it or not"
Shots fired, Bob and Gil. Shots fired. (I'll pretend so, anyway.)The game is the story. The broadcasters are not the story. Screaming on the air and signature calls, those things are fun, but the substance of the broadcast itself boils down to the game in front of us.
David Wesley doesn't look a day older since the day he left the Hornets.
Hey I was on there too and this dude seems like he's done his research. Smart guy that knows basketball, is well respected and wants to be in the city. Is there ANYTHING else you could ask for from an announcer?
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Volunteer got his start in La Grange
Pete Richard, a 2008 Hinsdale Central graduate, visits a Korean barbecue restaurant in Daegu, South Korea, where he is teaching English to children.
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LA GRANGE - Pete Richard is eager to see and change the world.
The 2008 Hinsdale Central graduate was recognized in November for more than two years of volunteer service to the Community Nurse Association in La Grange, which provides health care to area residents otherwise unable to afford it. Since graduating in June from DePauw University in Greencastle, Ind., Richard left Clarendon Hills in November to teach English for a year in Daegu, South Korea. Q. How did you get the position? A. A fraternity brother recommended the program so I went on the website and applied. They got right back to me. Two-and-a-half weeks later, I had an interview and got a job offer. I wanted to go abroad and teach and see a little more of the world.
I am working for ChungDahm Learning's April program, which includes children ages 8 to 12. Teaching English is not too bad, though like any job, it takes some getting used to. It may be challenging, but some of the kids I work with are just as nice as can be.
Q. What is Daegu like?A.
It's one of the bigger cities, and I'm in the western part. I'm only a 10-minute walk from my school. There are plenty of restaurants nearby and even an open-air market where I can get plenty of fresh food and other domestic items. I had my first noraebang (karaoke) experience. We jammed to "I Can Show You the World" and "Gangster's Paradise."
Q. How has your background prepared you for this job? A.
I majored in French and Spanish at DePauw and understand what kids are going through trying to learn a new language. I studied in Madrid in the spring of 2011. I have a Rosetta Stone program to learn Korean, but I haven't gotten as far as I would like.
Q. How did you get connected to volunteer at Community Nurse?A.
I volunteered so I'd have a chance to use Spanish, and there were a handful of people I was able to speak Spanish with. Then I had an internship and worked on the administrative side of things. I helped out with anything they needed me to do, like organizing files or merchandise.
Q. Will you join your family for the holidays?A.
I was hoping I'd be able to get away for Christmas, but it doesn't look like it will work out. That will be a little weird. But I'll have a lot a lot of stuff going on. It's nice we have Skype to stay in touch and see each other online. I bought "A Christmas Story" on DVD so I won't miss the marathon back home.


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Hi, can anybody advise a novice?
I have a crate of DVD-R's recorded on my Panasonic DMR-85H
What resolution, bit rate and format do I need to set in my ripping program to transfer them to PC? - I know it's like saying how long is a piece of string.
MP4 seems to work ok but I'm not sure about resolution ie 4x3 or 16x9 settings
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Use a software that fixes most settings for you like handbrake, freemake video converter(adware). Load the dvd and choose a preset.
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"4x3" and "16x9" are not "resolutions". They are image aspect ratios. Your Panasonic cannot record 16:9 DAR.
Aspect Ratio
The resolution of standard video recorded with a Panasonic DMR-E85H is usually 720x480 (NTSC) or 720x576 (PAL) at 4:3. Why would you want to re-encode from one lossy format to another lossy format, when you already have DVD-compliant MPEG2? It won't look better re-encoded and will be of lower quality than your originals.Our inventions are wont to be pretty toys, which distract our attention from serious things. They are but improved means to an unimproved end. -- Henry David Thoreau -
I have the exact same issue - a pile of (circa 1,200) recordings from a Panny EH85 and an EH68 that I want to rip, compress and make available over my network.
I was initially using Fairuse Wizard, which worked OK but was a bit tedious to use and got the DAR wrong every time, requiring manual changing of the heading using MPEG4Modifier. Of late I have ceased using it and switched to Vidcoder, which is fast, easy and works a treat. I suggest:
1. Rip the disks to ISOs using DVDDecrypter
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3. Open the preview window and crop all the black
4. Save this with a meaningful profile name.
5. Open each ISO in turn, select that profile, then click add to queue
6. When you have queued up enough, click encode. Leave the machine to it.
@sanlyn - It's true that you lose some quality by reencoding. But you get standard MP4s which are still of acceptable quality. They take up much less space, and are suitable for storing on a NAS drive and streaming over a network, placing on your phone or putting on a tablet for travel etc. This is what I am doing - networked WD Lives off a NAS for streaming, and onto a laptop of Nexus tablet for travel. One drive with all your files is much easier to manage that hunting through 1,000+ disks when you want to watch something. -
And, I should have added, make sure you select deinterlacing as a video processing option. Improves things quite a bit if the disks are recorded from a set top box.
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YOUR OFFICIAL HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER Sei-ving Bethpage, Island Trees, Plainedge, Sea ford, Old Beth page and Plain view VOL. 24 NO. 11 Celebrating Our 24th Year Februarys- 14, 1991 Celebrating Our 24th Year 25 CENTS A SHOW a SUPPORT Nassau County Executive Thomas S. Gulotta ties a yellow ribbon to a United States Flag at a recent Nassau County Board of Supervisors to support our United States Troops in the Persian Culf. Candlelight Ceremony Planned To Honor A candlelight ceremony will be held on February 11 at 7:00 p.m. at the Bethpage High School auditorium to honor our Soldiers in the Middle Hast. All are welcome. Following the ceremony a meeting on AIDS education featuring Carol Daub, NYS Regional Coordinator on AIDS Fducation will be held at the Middle School and High School students are also welcome. Call 681-8535 lor more intormation. TOB RALLY OF PERSIAN GULF Oyster Bay Vown Supervisor Angelo A. Delligatti is urging all Town Residents to participate in a Town of Oyster Bay support rally for military personnel engaged in Operation Desert Storm. Ihe rally will take place on Sunday, February 10, 1991 at 2 p.m. in John J. Burns 1 own Park, Merrick Road, Massapequa. "This event is intended as a Town-wide expression of support of our troops and their families and loved ones," said the Supervisor. "We want SUPPORT FOR SOLDIERS j ican flags, organization banners and. of course, yellow ribbons," the Supervisor said. The rally will include the massing of colors, patriotic band music and guest speakers, as well as an invocation and benediction by members of the clergy. I own of Oyster Bay residents who have loved ones serving in the Persian Gulf have received special invitations to the rally. "We've reached out to all Town residents weVe been made aware of who have loved ones in the . . ,we want all of our countrymen and women in the Persian Gulf, and espedalfy Sbmefrom the Town of Oyster Bay, to know we standfuUy behind them and are proud of their courage... all of our countrymen and women in the Persian Gulf, and especially those from the Town of Oyster Bay, to know that we stand fully behind them and are proud of their courage." Supervisor Delligatti added that John J. Burns Town Park was chosen as the site of the rally because it is the Town's largest park facility, with parking to accommodate the greatest number of vehicles. "We're hoping that residents and groups from all of our I own's communities will join in this message of support, by turning out with Amer- (iulf,"said Supervisor Delligatti. "We know, however, there are more that we don't know about, and we're hoping they will attend the rally a.s our honored guests." A special, cordoned-off area will be clearly marked at the rally for families of service personnel. The support rally will take place, regardless of weather conditions. Further information is available from the Town of Oyster Bav Public Information Office, 922-58(X), F.xt. 2185 or 2.386. Gift of Life Donation Cited Jamie Ortiz, Bethpage Rotary Club member and (lift uf Life, Inc. enthusiast was on hand when a check for $1000 was presented to the (lift of Life by Herbert Baumgaertner, right. Past President of the Syos.set Rotary Club. Also present to accept the award was from left to right. Kurt Weisshaupt, Vice President of the (lift of Life and Ronnie Kessler, President. Ihe (iift of Life Inc. is an organization for children around the world who need open heart surgery. X
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Yes, I like it, Patrick!
Thx guys, this cover was on my wish list for a long time, and changed it a lot of times. I going to make a backcover for it real soon! than i will print it, and if the result is good i will post this backcover here. And for as you say that is better than the one Fort Baxter made, thx! But the baxter people were not famous beacause of there designs but for the quality of soundboards!
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Celebrate New Jersey wineries at the second annual Jersey Shore Wine Festival at the home of the Lakewood Blueclaws baseball team, FirstEnergy Park, Lakewood. The festival will feature tastings from 10 state wineries, live music, crafters, vendors, food and more. The festival is from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday; admission is $15 in advance or $20 at the gate for adults 21 and older. Advance tickets can be purchased by visiting the Blueclaws' website or calling 732-901-7000.
The 22nd annual Point Pleasant Borough Summerfest will feature rides, games, food, music and much more from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday at Community Park, Bridge Avenue and Beaver Dam Road. The festival also will serve as a collection point for non-perishable food on behalf of Move for Hunger, a nonprofit group.
History comes alive at Allaire Village in Wall Township, where a Civil War Encampment will be staged from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday. The event (which will include artillery demonstrations, battalion drills, musket cleaning, dress parades and more) is free, but there's a $5 parking fee. Call 732-919-3500 for more information.
The Ocean City Flower Show celebrates its 40th anniversary this year with a three-day display on the Ocean City Music Pier. Show hours are: 2 to 9 p.m. Friday; 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday; and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday.
Shore-area artists will display their work from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Sea Girt Library at the Plaza in Sea Girt. More than 20 artists will be represented in the exhibition, sponsored by the Manasquan River Group of Artists.
Professional golf comes to Galloway this weekend with the ShopRite LPGA Classic at the Stockton Seaview Hotel and Golf Club. The three-round tournament, which begins Friday and concludes Sunday, includes 21 of the top-25 battling for their part of the $1.5 million purse. For ticket options, click here.
Tour the Manasquan Reservoir by boat, with multiple tours offered from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday off Georgia Tavern Road in Howell. The cost is $5.75 for adults and $3.75 for children age 12 and younger.
Pier Village in Long Branch goes to the dogs Saturday when the Purr'n Pooch Foundation for Animals hosts Paws For A Cause Day from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The day will feature free, pet-friendly activities for families and their dogs. Guests can make donations to support the mission of the nonprofit Purr'n Pooch Foundation for Animals. For more information about the event, visit purrnpoochfoundation.org.
The Mill at Spring Lake Heights, 101 Old Mill Road, Spring Lake Heights: Jazz vocalist Laura Hull returns to this Shore-area restaurant and brings along her Jazz Gems as part of the weekly Saturday Night Jazz Sessions, beginning at 8 p.m. For more information, visit www.themillnj.com.
Jenkinson's, Parkway and Boardwalk, Point Pleasant Beach: Point Beach's ever-popular nightspot features well-known cover band The Benjamins at 10 p.m. Sunday night. Cover charges vary; call 732-899-0569 for more information or visit www.jenksclub.com.
The Miracle Pub, 201 Route 37 West, Toms River: "Freak Brother Fred" will lead karaoke and music requests at the Toms River pub from 9 p.m. to midnight Friday. Call 732-244-4262 or visit miraclesportspub.com for more information.
The Aztec, 901 Boardwalk, Seaside Heights: A favorite of MTV's "Jersey Shore," The Aztec sponsors Jersey Shore Fridays featuring a mix of Latin top 40, hip-hop, reggaeton and reggae music by DJ Edit and DJ EQ. Cover charges vary. Visit aztecoceanresort.com for more information.
Surf Club, 1900 Ocean Ave., Ortley Beach: Who's Bad, a Michael Jackson tribute band, will perform selections from the King of Pop's entire career at 9 p.m. Saturday. Tickets are $12 and can be purchased through Ticketmaster or the Surf Club box office at 732-830-8000.
The Surf City Hotel, 800 N. Long Beach Island Boulevard, Surf City: Caribbean musical act No Discipline will perform at 10 p.m. Saturday at the Long Beach Island nightspot. Call 609-494-7281 for more information.
Martell's Tiki Bar, 308 Boardwalk, Point Pleasant Beach: Enjoy an evening while looking out at the ocean at Point Beach's expansive Martell's Tiki Bar. Hi Def plays Friday, the Mike Dalton Band Saturday, with both shows starting at 9 p.m. Call 732-892-0131 for more information.


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What kind of bears are we talking? In my opinion, .44mag would be enough for most black bears in my area (we're not that far apart geographically), but if you could realistically be taking aim at a Grizzly in your area, go with the 45-70.
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Reorganization Task Force for the BIA met in Anchorage The Advisory Task Force on the reorganization of the Bureau of Indian Affairs met Oct. 15-17 in Anchorage, Alaska. The Anchorage Hilton hosted the seventh meeting of the Joint Tribal/BlA/DOI Advisory Task Force since its formation last December by Interior Secretary Manuel Lujan. The meeting was open to members of the public who signed up to testify during the three-day meeting. The Task Force set up offices in the hotel. Task Force members wresded with comments received from Indian tribes on the two "ideal agency" concepts drawn up and approved by the Task Force at their Sept. meeting in Bismarck, N.D. Tribal members took the concepts back to their area's tribes and sought approval or modification of the two prototypes. According to Task Force members the two agency concepts were not designed to fit any particular agency now existing in the field. Instead tribes were asked to "pick and choose" from the alternatives to best suit the needs of their particular tribe. The two agency concepts stem from the draft conceptual organizational structure agreed upon by the Task Force members earlier this year and presented to Secretary Lujan and two congressional committees last April as a preliminary report. That overall design of the Bureau broke out the area offices as an "either/or" situation that would be determined by tribes in each of the areas. Under the plan, tribes The spirit of Camp Justice Dissidents abandon the tents but not the cause By Jamie Marks When the withering winds of winter assault the north, one might believe the tent city known as Camp Justice will be rendered a ghost town. Not so. True, the camp itself has dwindled to a few empty tents, a half-built lean-to and a trailer outside the Reservation Tribal Council headquarters. But dissidents remain committed to the removal of the perceived roadblock to democratic reforms: Tribal Chairman Darrell "Chip" Wadena. This week, dissidents will launch a petition drive to hold a new election Spirit/ see page 11 5th National Miss Indian USA Contest Would you like to be the next national Miss Indian USA? Single, never married, high school graduates between 18 and 26 are eligible. The winner, to be selected on November 8th in Washington, D.C, will be crowned the fifth National Miss Indian USA. For applications and more information, call the Foundation at 202-INDIANS. 900 seek jobs at new WE Casino About 900 people have applied for the 450 jobs the White Earth Band expects to provide when its new casino opens in May. The tribe has received 587 applications since late August, when it already had more than 300 applications on file, said Lorna LaGue, the casino's personnel manager. Employee training on the site of the Shooting Star Casino began last Tuesday. More than 120 applicants began an eight-week training course on blackjack dealing. The unemployment rate on the White Earth Reservation is 86 percent. Of the jobs that do exist, one-third pay less than $7,000 a year, and three-fourths are controlled by the tribal council. About 50 of the applicants will be hired to run a temporary casino the tribe hopes to open by Nov. 15. It will be located on the construction site of the new casino, a $10 million complex that will include a 200-seat bingo hall, 400 video slot machines, 15 blackjack tables, a hotel, lounge and restaurant. The temporary casino will have 100 slot machines, eight blackjack tables, a bar and a food counter. The tribe decided to open a temporary site when construction delays pu&fred the casino's completion date to May. Wellstone urges sensitivity in Series "I want to congratulate the Minnesota Twins on reaching the World Series and also congratulate the Atlanta team on being the second club to go from last to first to reach the series. But there is also a more serious side fo the series this year. There has been controversy in Minnesota and Georgia concerning the name "Braves" and the behavior of some fans. Many Indian people find the nickname objectionable. And certain behavior, such as wearing feathers, painting faces, shouting war chants, whooping, using phrases such as "scalp," "massacre" and "tomahawk chops" brings to mind unfortunate stereotypes of Indian people. These actions are not in the spirit of fun generally associated with sporting events. I hope we can take this opportunity to learn from past mistakes and not engage in behavior that is offensive to a particular group. By actively avoiding racial stereotypes we can thoroughly enjoy the World Series and celebrate it as a real victory for both teams and their fans. Bemidji Community Arts Council The Arts Council is sponsoring a slide presentation and workshop for adults by artist and educator Nadema Agard-Smith on Nov. 1, 7-8:30 p.m. The slide show and discussion at 7:00 will be in the main gallery. The workshop for a limited number of adults will be downstairs in the conference room at approximately 7:45. Ms. Agard-Smith is a New Yorker, educated in the East and has exhibited her work widely. She holds a graduate degree from Universita Catholica di Milano of Rome, Italy, and is experienced in classroom work with people of all ages. The workshop centers on the Mexican Celebration of the Day of the Dead and the arts and crafts which are produced as a result of this culture's interest in these feast days: All Soul's Day, AH Saints Day and the Day of the Dead. The workshop will be on Mexican paper cutting.' It will last about 40-50 minutes and is limited to 12 adults. There is a $10 materials fee and the class will be filled on a "first-come" basis. If you are interested, please call the Arts Center to register at 751-7570. Red Lake men convicted of forcible rape Minneapolis, Minn. - A jury in United States District Court convicted two men from the Red Lake Indian Reservation for raping a minor. The jury deliberated one day before returning guilty verdicts against Gerald Norquay, 23, and Ronald Schoenborn, 22. Norquay and Schoenbom were convicted on both counts of forcible rape for which they were charged. Testimony at the four-day-long trial before Judge Rosenbaum in Minneapolis showed that in May, 1991, the two men picked up the 17-year-old victim on Highway 1 just east of Redby .They then drove onto a logging trail where both men repeatedly raped her. The victim's clothes from the waist down were left in the logging area. She was then tdken to another location and again raped by Norquay and Schoenborn. The victim was beaten, threatened and choked during the sexual assault. Afterwards, the defendants abandoned their victim. She obtained a ride to the police station and reported the crime. "It took a great deal of courage for this young woman to come forward and report the rape," said Assistant U.S. Attorney Jeanne Grahm, who prosecuted the case. "But the end result is that these men are no longer free to commit crimes such as this to another person, "she said. Both Norquay and Schoenborn could be sentenced up to life in prison under federal law. Sentencing should be in six to eight weeks. Norquay and Schoenbom are being held without bond. Set Your Clocks back 1 hour on Sunday, October 27th at 2 a.m would select, in place of the current BIA area office, a rep. of the Commissioner's office/regional manager or office/technical assistance office. The other choice was the Commissioner's office/regional manager or the current setup of the BIA area office as it now exists. Under each of those configurations would be an "agency manager." From that concept came the two "ideal" agencies. See chart on page 2. In response to questions from the media. Assistant Secretary Eddie Brown made it very clear that neither of the two "ideal" agencies were concepts that would necessarily be adopted by any tribe in the country. "What has happened here is that the Task Force members have come up with what could be considered an ideal agency. But they are also saying that Indian tribes would look at the duties and responsibilities of each of the offices within the boxes and decide whether they want that in their particular agency," Brown said. He said the tribes would pick and choose from the current boxes and offices or positions within those boxes to decide whether that particular position was needed in their agency. "I think it is a good concept from which all of the tribes can work. They certainly know what they would like to see in the way of a delivery system for services provided to them by the BIA," Meeting/ see page 2 of the for the office of tribal chairman. They seek 566 signatures — 20 percent of the enrolled population. If received, the signatures will be forwarded to the Bureau of Indian Affairs and eventually to the Secretary of the Department of the Interior, who has authority to order such an election. The petition is based on allegations that Wadena exceeded his scope of authority in 1986 by actively campaigning in favor of the White Earth Land Settlement Act, in opposition to the wishes and resolution of the tribal business committee. The first was made in 1986. Fifty Cents Founded in 1988 Volume 4 Issue 8 October 23,1991 ) e Copyright, the Ojibwe News, 1991 Bemidji, Minnesota 56601 A Bi-Monthly Publication Native people and supporters protest mockery of culture By Jim C. Ortiz On Saturday, October 19, before the first game of the World Series in Minneapolis, members of the American Indian Movement and supporters protested the mockery and lack of respect toward the Native American culture. Clyde Bellecourt commented, "This is nothing more than a high-tech massacre of Indian culture." He went on to say it is not so much the name but everything that goes along with it. Racial slogans appear, such as "Scalp 'em Braves." Native people are being stereotyped, sacred items are being mocked without regard and respect for our people. The "frontier and John Wayne mentality" must end Vernon Bellecourt commented, after the protest had been underway for a time. The media seems to be asking the same questions, so the American Indian Movement has seized this opportunity to publicize the issue, implying that Native people would not be protesting nHr had been the Twins and Pirates in the World Series. Bellecourt responded it has been and will be an ongoing issue. "Our struggle does not hinge on the pennant." The "Indian mascot" issue has been debated not only in Minnesota high schools and colleges, but nationally as well. The debates have been so controversial that native communities have split, perhaps a cleaver ploy by the dominant culture to further divide and conquer. The plan seems to be working. Communities, both rural and urban, are divided on the issue. Supporters claim that they are, "paying homage to Indian people." There are those who say that they are honoring the native culture, but seeing the foolish antics on television would seem otherwise. They are honoring the hollywood stereotypes that native people have been trying to overcome for decades. Native people are the only racial and cultural group in the country to be used as team mascots. The depictions of most Indian mascots INDIANS ARE JCPE0PU mrAMASWFORwmekSFmntnntts! Upper Photo: Sign mounted on the Metrotome by those protesting the insensitive Atlanta fans before the first game of the World Series last Saturday. Lower Photo: Protesters, before the game in Minneapolis, who greeted the fans as they arrived. The protest organized by AIM was both peaceful and significant. are embarrassing, non-human caricatures. If the moccasin were on the other foot we, as Native people, would never get away with using such images and names for our teams. A member of the concerned American Indian Parents Organization stated at the protest "we shouldn't have to educate the educators. They have failed to educate people about Native Americans and have failed to tell the truth about our history." That statement is indicative of the educational system and the media manipulation that native people have endured for 500 years. Must we continue to be treated in an undignified, stereotypical, racial manner? If some mascots are used properly and others, the majority, are used in a disrespectful way, we should seek to ban all forms of "Indian mascots" to ensure that there is no margin for error. On the Friday before the first game, the American Indian movement was joined by a dozen ethnically diverse human rights groups and Minneapolis Mayor Don Fraser in denouncing the national broadcasts of the war-painted and feathered Braves fans doing the "tomahawk chop." On Saturday protesters chanted "The Chop Stops Here." And the group plans to protest every game held at the Metrodome. Protesters challenged MOCkery/ see page 9 Non-binding vote opposes Thief River Falls casino Thief River Falls, Minn. (AP) - Eighty-four percent of those who voted in an informal, non-binding election in Pennington County were against bringing a casino to Thief River Falls. David Grothe, an opponent of the casino, said 1,213 people voted Saturday. In the Pennington County general election in 1990, 5,132 people voted. Last month the Red Lake Band proposed to spend $2 million renovating the former Red Owl grocery store into a casino. City and county officials continue to work on details of a proposed contract with the tribe. At a public meeting last month, some church leaders said the casino would be an evil that would destroy area families. Business people said the casino could help a struggling economy. Last Saturday's vote was sponsored by a citizen's group opposed to the casino. , "Why have a vote to discriminate against a legal business coming into town," asked Bob Bergan of the Thief River Falls Chamber of Commerce. "Having a public vote is simply the American way of doing things," Grothe said. The city's economic development directors said the casino would create nearly 500 jobs and add more than $16 million to the local economy. City Council member Greg Brekke said some in the community dropped their opposition to the casino when the tribe said it would forego liquor sales at the casino and pay the city for police and fire protections. That doesn't mean the officials won't pay attention to the results of Saturday's vote, Brekke said. "If enough people vote against it, you can be sure somebody's going to pay attention to it," Brekke said before the vote. Circle of Life to be renovated School enrollment jumps 15 percent in one year By Jamie Marks By the time renovation at Circle of Life is completed, construction of a new school may begin. That won't bother school officials a bit The school, which has doubled its enrollment in five years, is busting down walls, both figuratively and literally. Addition of classrooms will come none too soon. This year's enrollment of 135 students is a 15 percent increase from 1990. "We're almost going to be out-moded by the time we get in it," said Bill Wessels, administrator. The $1,047,830 construction project will begin shortly, with completion expected June 1, 1992. The tribal council will act as general contractor. "Initially the whole project was overbid," said Wessels. "That was the particular reason that the tribal council wanted to have local control over the construction, because we were able to save a great deal of money that way." Funded by the Bureau of Indian Affairs, the three-phase project will involve construction of four elementary classrooms and a locker room, a new kitchen cafeteria, and renovation of the present building. The original building was a Work Projects Administration activity about 57 years ago. Some adjacent buildings, owned by the White Earth Reservation Tribal Council, are being used for additional space this year. Wessels said the all-Indian school has experienced an across-the-board enrollment increase in kindergarten through 12th grade classes. "I think it's the improvement of the programs that are existing here, I think it's the personnel at the school," he said. Circle of Life has added a gifted and talented program, a special education transition vocational program and an expanding regular vocational program. "I think that by offering more we're drawing the attention of some students that are interested in an education that is culturally based as well as some of the things that the public schools are offering, too." This type of school is growing in popularity among Indian students all over the state, he said. "We're playing catch-up and in some cases I think we're passing public instruction," he remarked. When this construction project is completed, Wessels hopes to begin another. "We have applied in the past for new construction of the entire facility, and that construction application has been renewed or will be renewed shortly." [Reprinted with permission from the Becker Count}' Record, October 13, 1991.]
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Title | The Ojibwe News (Bemidji, Minnesota), 1991-10-23 |
Edition | Volume 4, Number 8 |
Date of Creation | 1991-10-23 |
Publishing Agency | William J. Lawrence (Bemidji, Minnesota) |
Language | English |
Minnesota Reflections Topic | American Indians |
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Ojibwa Indians Community newspapers Indians of North America -- Newspapers |
Locally Assigned Subject Headings | American Indians; Native Americans; Ojibway; Ojibwe |
Minnesota City or Township | Bemidji |
Minnesota County | Beltrami |
State or Province | Minnesota |
Country | United States |
Contributing Organization | Bemidji State University, 1500 Birchmont Drive NE, Bemidji, Minnesota 56601-2699 |
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LCCN | sn 2001061867 |
OCLC Control Number | 25931514 |
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Make lunchtime memorable when you serve Max & Ruby's egg-cellent egg salad sandwiches!
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Surprise party guests with this pair of costume-clad bunnies
Create bakery-worthy cupcakes that look like Max & Ruby
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Dress up sugar cookies in Dora's festive and fruity attire!
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Hi again.
i just switched to gh 07.
galapagos seems great!!
i'm working on a weaire phelan structure
this structure uses two types of geometry
Tetrakaidecahedron and Dodecahedron, wich have different kind of faces, hexagons and pentagons (Tetrakaidecahedron) and only pentagons (Dodecahedron)
With galapagos is quite easy to test different types of unions, but i have just been able to connect Tetrakaidecahedron with Tetrakaidecahedron, or Dodecahedron with Dodecahedron.
When i try to use both geometries, galapagos tries to connect hexagons and pentagons, so some unions wont work at all.
I think i have to list out hexagons so they onley connect with hexagons, but i have not been able to do it using galapagos
here you can find what i have at the moment
any advice is appreciated.
hey jon,
i have downloaded structdrawrhino and have a liscence.
i downloaded the zip file and tried running it but for some reason the poly hedras do not follow the curve they form a huge box with 100s of them in it... pls help!!!!!
Thanks for reporting. I think I've broken my polypacking routine some time in the recent past.
I'll try and check it shortly and post a new build ASAP.
Apologies, Jon
that would be such a relief jon...
looking forward for the new build...
hey jon any luck with the polypacking new build?
I'm looking at it some improvements. For the model with this post, it seems the arrangement input has "changed" to boundingbox rather than intersect (I might have changed the order of the enumeration). If you try the attached, see if it works better. If you have other models you want me to look at, either email to me or post and I'm glad to help.
wow jon that's absolutely brilliant!!!!!!
thank a ton!!!!
is there a way that the size of the polyhedron can be resized and if i could change them into ones having all sides as hexagons...
thanks a million and really appreciate the quick response...
hey jon ,
would it be possible if you could get the polypacking working by a day or 2..
sorry for the trouble but in a desperate situation here for the project to move further... we are using a truncated tetrahedron for our system but the one u have currently used should be fine as long as it works... once again sorry for pestering just desperate times...
thanks in advance
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MICHAEL Michael Kors Horizontal Tote for MacBook Pro
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The Michael Kors MK Monogram Horizontal Tote wraps your MacBook Pro or MacBook Air in Michael Kors signature monogram print. There's a separate inner pocket to house your MacBook—and a zipper with leather pull-tab to ensure a snug protective fit. Plus you get a pocket for your iPhone and one for your iPad or iPad 2 in its Smart Cover. The Michael Kors gold color metal MK charm hanging along the front provides a luxurious detail. And in the Michael Kors tradition of quality craftsmanship and attention to detail, each tote is individually handcrafted from the MK monogram signature print and includes premium Napa leather handles and straps. -
- Fits MacBook Air or up to 15-inch MacBook Pro
- Easy device access
- Additional iPhone pocket (fits iPhone 3 and iPhone 4 or 4S in a bumper or case)
- Multi-purpose inner pockets
- Inside strap with spring-closing hook for keys
- MK monogram logo satin lining
- Michael Kors designer handbag style and quality
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A separate inner pocket houses your MacBook Pro or MacBook Air—and a zipper with leather pull-tab ensures a snug protective fit -
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Carry your MacBook Pro or MacBook Air, iPad, and iPhone in Michael Kors style. -
What's in the Box?
- MICHAEL Michael Kors Horizontal Tote for MacBook
Tech Specs
- Height : 11.81 in./30.0 cm
- Width : 4.9 in./12.45 cm
- Weight : 2.6 lb./1.18 kg
- Length : 17.0 in./43.18 cm
Manufacturer Information
Part Number
- Mfr. Part Number : 2913A4S
- UPC or EAN No. : 842616019416
- Note : Products sold through this website that do not bear the Apple Brand name are serviced and supported exclusively by their manufacturers in accordance with terms and conditions packaged with the products. Apple's Limited Warranty does not apply to products that are not Apple-branded, even if packaged or sold with Apple products. Please contact the manufacturer directly for technical support and customer service.
- Warranty : One year
Ratings & Reviews
I've never been so organized!
I love this bag. I'm actually carrying it as an everyday purse right now, and it's so stylish no one would ever know its intended for a computer. It has individual pockets inside that fit my iPhone 4, iPad (in the apple cover), and kindle absolutely perfectly, and they don't get in the way of my essentials... No more losing my lip gloss and my wallet, because there are even small pockets down the sides for those. :) I intend to carry my 13" MacBook Air in the center zip section, and though it's made for a 15" MBP, the Air still fits securely. My mom got the smaller of the two Michael Kors bags, and her Air and iPad fit much tighter in its pockets. The profile of the bag is large, but for women who know they can carry a large tote, it's awesome. Plus, I am so organized now, I can't even believe it! Highly recommended. …
- Written by Jacqui R from Village of Lakewood
161 of 168 people found this useful
Great Tote
This is a great tote--It holds my Macbook Air nice and snug along with my iphone, keys and ipad! Not only is it functional, but it 's also a super stylish Michael Kors bag! I love it! …
- Written by Dina B from El Dorado Hills
151 of 165 people found this useful
MK tote
I just ordered this tote bag online, it was delivered and to my door very soon, and a lot sooner than i thought witch was great!!. ...time for likes and dis likes....
likes: great colour, pockets(lots on the inside and one on either side of the outside of bag, lots of room, and its great for school, similar look as the LV tote.
dislikes: i have a 13" macbook pro and the bag is only made for the 15" macbook sooo its just too big for my mac and i hate that! i wish my laptop fit snug into the inside case but its too big for my computer leaving a lot of room that i don't want or need in the bag! also when my laptop is in the bag it is very heavy and the straps hurt my shoulders, this bag is also very big, wide and square....i guess i just wish it was smaller for my mac to fit snug and a lot less square !
Thats my personal opinion, Thanks ! :) …- Written by Victoria U from Georgetown
110 of 142 people found this useful
Great bag!!
Its so roomy!!!! I thought maybe when I put my macbook in that there wouldn't be much room for other stuff, but I can fit everythi ng I need for throughout the day and still have room for a little extra things!!! Definitely worth the price! …
- Written by Kayla S from chino
5 of 5 people found this useful
Love it!!
I love this Tote for everyday and travel. I bought my bag 5 months ago and used it on several international trips and it still loo ks brand new. It holds my MacPro 17" laptop without a problem- snug but protected. Love all of the pockets. I would have given it 5 stars if the straps were 2 inches longer- even though it is adjustable it would be more comfortabe slightly longer when loaded down with cords and files. it is truly travel friendly. Buy it... you will love it too! …
- Written by Mia C from Parlankd
10 of 10 people found this useful
Greatest Bag ever and so worth the money.
This bag is roomy, it fits all my Apple devices and keeps them organized. I have the 13" MacBook Pro with cover, an iPad, and iPh one. I don't leave home without them. Now that I have this bag I always have the right device at the right time. I absolutely love this bag and its really fashionable. I definitely recommend this bag to anyone looking for a quality product for a good price. …
- Written by Sharon J from Swansea
15 of 15 people found this useful
Questions & Answers
Answers from the community
is the monogramed horizontal tote for mac book pro available in the uk in store or online ?
- Asked by Lyn W
- Nov 24, 2012
No answers yet
Does it fit the Mac book pro 17 inch screen?
- Asked by Jennifer B from Orland Park
- Nov 25, 2011
Best Answer
No, it would fit a 15" snugly, a 13" with a little room (but still feels pretty secure), and is not wide enough for a 17". …
- Answered by Jacqui R from Village Of Lakewood
- Nov 26, 2011
Will this fit my macbook pro 13 inch in a sleeve?
- Asked by Kathleen S from Pawling
- Dec 10, 2012
No answers yet
Straps on the Michael Kors bag
- Asked by Ronnii S from Indianapolis
- Aug 27, 2012
Best Answer
It is super comfortable- these straps a bit thicker than the images make them appear. I load it up with everything and find it super comfy- lots of pockets too! …
- Answered by Jennifer M from El Dorado Hills
- Sep 4, 2012
I just purchased macbook pro with Retina display (15 inch), will this bag fit?
- Asked by Tzu-wen W from Richmond
- Sep 15, 2012
- Answered by Janelin G from New York
- Sep 25, 2012
Will the laptop compartment be too big for my 11inch MacBook air?
- Asked by Jasmin K B
- Jul 11, 2012
Best Answer
No it fits up to a MacBook Pro 15. You will have more space in there with the 11 but it will fit fi ne. …
- Answered by Jennifer M from El Dorado Hills
- Sep 4, 2012


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