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CAVE! They coming for you!
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Posted 02 June 2011 - 09:21 AM
Stufreddy, on 14 May 2011 - 02:40 PM, said:
Mushimesama, Mushihimesama Futari 1.5, and Mushihimetama
Please re-up again, to MF >_>
Posted 02 June 2011 - 05:03 PM
Stufreddy, on 14 May 2011 - 02:40 PM, said:
Mushimesama, Mushihimesama Futari 1.5, and Mushihimetama
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Posted 03 June 2011 - 03:02 AM
There are two types of people in this world. Those that group everyone else as binary and those that don't.
Be Nice, OR ELSE!
say NO to Touhou H~ iz pedophilia despite some of them being over 1000 years old
Posted 03 June 2011 - 03:33 PM
Stufreddy, on 03 June 2011 - 05:11 AM, said:
And yeah, seems MF hates me too, was gonna uploading Ibara rom but always failure...
Posted 04 June 2011 - 12:24 AM
Aisha, on 03 June 2011 - 04:40 AM, said:
I think Demul is the best hope for running those roms , once the Russian guys release it ,
I dont expect anything from mame (I mean official mame , I appreciate shmupmame ) except some crappy slot and gamble games hereafter
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Posted 04 June 2011 - 05:35 AM
vivin, on 03 June 2011 - 03:33 PM, said:
And yeah, seems MF hates me too, was gonna uploading Ibara rom but always failure...
Ah, okay that's good. You mean you have an Ibara PCB dump or the PS2 iso?
Hiryuu, on 04 June 2011 - 01:49 AM, said:
Nothing yet can run the SH3. We'll have to wait for Demul 5.7 to come out.
Posted 04 June 2011 - 06:47 AM
vivin, on 02 June 2011 - 09:21 AM, said:
MU mirror
There are two types of people in this world. Those that group everyone else as binary and those that don't.
Be Nice, OR ELSE!
say NO to Touhou H~ iz pedophilia despite some of them being over 1000 years old
Posted 05 June 2011 - 05:11 AM
Stufreddy, on 04 June 2011 - 05:35 AM, said:
Btw after trying Gigawing2 on Demul 0.5.6 I realized that my PC wouldn't enough to emulate these games ;_;
Posted 08 June 2011 - 05:07 AM
This is just like the doujin scene where probably 95% of non Japanese Touhou fans havnt spent a penny on the real games. While this doesnt really affect ZUN who is just making the games for lols and beer money. Cave are different due to the fact they need to make a profit for all the time and money theyve spent in creating such beautifull and expertly ballanced niche games.
Thats why I have so much respect for the Mame devs, they put in the work to make sure the older games are saved for prosperity, but they leave the newer titles alone so they dont harm the developers. Those demul guys should act a bit more like them. Hopefully all this emulation business doesnt harm the chances of there been a 360 mushihimasama remake
Posted 08 June 2011 - 07:17 PM
TrevHead, on 08 June 2011 - 05:07 AM, said:
To be honest, mate, I don't think it'll make a blind bit of difference to Cave. The emulation scene is pretty niche in the big picture of things because - as i've found out to my cost in the past - PC emulation is great but it'll never improve on the real thing. When i think of all the consoles i sold because the emulation was good, i wish i had them all back now.
From a personal, probably selfish, point-of-view I would love to play these games in Demul because i can't justify the expense of a second 360 just to play shmups - most of which are mega-expensive themselves.
From recent comments I read i think the Cave people themselves are thinking it maybe wasn't a great idea to region lock their games. I certainly would have shelled out for them if i could have played them on my PAL machine. (I will be picking up the region-free ones at some point)
You're probably right about the doujin shmup scene because all games are played on one format so it makes little difference whether you have an original or a copy. This, naturally, is refelected by the decreasing number of shmups that appear every Comiket.
Posted 08 June 2011 - 10:15 PM
kennyrh, on 08 June 2011 - 07:17 PM, said:
The ports aren't the 'real thing' either. In fact, many of them are very inaccurate, some to the point where the better experience will be had on demul, but that hasn't stopped people from buying them. The majority isn't going to shy away from something just because it doesn't improve on or match up with the real thing, especially if it's at no cost to them.
Also, it doesn't matter whether PC emulation is niche in the big picture of things because it certainly isn't niche within the STG community: Think about how prolific the usage of MAME is, or how often we pirate doujin games. And furthermore, most of CAVE's 360 ports don't breach 20,000 retail sales. So if demul is released and CAVE puts out another port, even a small number of people (i.e., 1000 or 2000) choosing not to buy it, because it's available on demul, is going to be a significant loss.
Posted 08 June 2011 - 11:41 PM
Then again, YT and 'OMG HARDEST BOSS EVER' videos do an okay job of that. But you're not actually playing them...and many seeing those vids are likely not to ever give it a chance unless shown something first personally.
Case in point, AH3 leaked. I liked. Now look at my signature.
Posted 09 June 2011 - 12:53 AM
I can imagine if all of Caves games where emulated 6 months ago I would of stuck to been solely a PC gamer rather then finally deciding to take the (PAL) 360 plunge and buy the 3 region free imports plus DeathSmiles. It still sucks that I cant play the regoin locked titles and wait in hope that they become available to me in the future. Although I am thinking about possibly buying DFK & DFK BL since they are discounted and buying a 2nd hand fat 360 to JTAG.
@Aisha' yeah youre right the console ports vairy in how accurate they are to the arcade original, which means mame is sometimes the better version especially for the 5pB and ps2 ports. Thats why I would of welcomed the ps2 era games to be emulated since Cave arnt making money on them. However the recent release of Mushimisama blue label (or whatever its called) means cave might still have plans for Mushimisama on 360.
What really makes the console ports shine is all the extra modes they have which can be better then the arcade original. Im not too keen on how Cave limit some really cool stuff to preorders, especially for MMP & PS which have no other modes and the DLC is rumoured to be better then the main content, And somebody on shmups forum has bought up aload of the DLC codes so he can hike up the price
@Kennyrh, I disagre, For example you say you plan on picking up the region free titles in the future. I mean no bad will by saying this but would you really buy them if you could play the arcade emulation? I imagine that buying the games must be rather low on your prioities since the 2 of them are budget titles and that by and large you are happy just to play DS and whats already on Mame and use your money to buy other things. Im in the same boat with Crison Clover, I would of been happy to of imported the game but now I have a dodgy copy I havnt done so. And even though I plan on buying the real version at some point I deep down wonder if ill ever do so.
Btw, since you already have a 360, Ild recomend you take the plunge on Futari and Esp Galuda 2 they are both only £25 and the stocks wont last forever. Ild imagine that Futari is already close to going out of print as its always back ordered on play asia nowadays.
Posted 09 June 2011 - 04:32 AM
TrevHead, on 09 June 2011 - 12:53 AM, said:
Anyway, I think it would be interesting to see how well Guwange has sold on XBLA. It has been in MAME since forever and has therefore received all of the exposure that emulation can provide. It is only my speculation, but I don't think it met CAVE's expectations for a world-wide digital release. This is because Dangun Feveron was ported by M2 and was originally planned to be released on XBLA, but that was contingent on how well Guwange sold. We haven't seen the game yet, and recently CAVE came out and said they were no longer sure on the platform. So what does that say about how well the MAME-backed Guwange port sold? The game even had some promotion here and there, and yet here we still have this situation with Dangun Feveron.
CAVE-STG said:
CAVE March 2011 UStream: "Dangun Feveron hasn't been released due to problems with marketing (not anything related to Microsoft). Asada's not sure it will come out. They were thinking XBLA, but then Asada keeps talking about how it might be better on a Smartphone, like the iphone."
Posted 09 June 2011 - 06:13 PM
TrevHead, on 09 June 2011 - 12:53 AM, said:
I have only one question . . .£25 Where??
Also going back to the original discussion - how faithful are the MAME/Demul emulations compared to the 360 versions or, indeed, the original games ??
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Also since people keep sending this: Diablo Has a Pony Level
And VG cats had a pony reference
97 comments:
- Sexy Kitsune said...
Wow ... Rarity and Fluttershy's are awesome sauce. >:3
- September 7, 2011 at 3:03 AM
- Clairvoyant Legacy said...
Was taken by suprise by Rarity's one. Good show.
- September 7, 2011 at 3:04 AM
- Rubidia said...
Oh God, I was seriously in a bad mood after a long day, but this... this immediately cheered me up. XD
Kudos to whoever made this, it's brilliant. - September 7, 2011 at 3:06 AM
- Sumica said...
Took me a moment to figure out what was going on. Was not expecting the last 2.
- September 7, 2011 at 3:07 AM
- Fallin' Winter said...
Oh Celestia how I jumped when I touched Rarity's flank. Now I feel like a bad pony. Then I felt even worse when touching Fluttershy's. I guess Pinkie Pie has a personal bubble? Didn't see her as the type.
- September 7, 2011 at 3:07 AM
- TheLawn said...
This just reenforces the fact that fluttershy is best pony.
- September 7, 2011 at 3:09 AM
- Laurence Brown said...
I literally jumped when I got to Rarity.
I'm also a bit ashamed by the fact of what I have just done. (Fluttershy's reaction really hit home for some reason.) And thus, I let Rarity slap me a few more time because I deserved it. (NOT, I repeat NOT because I liked it.) - September 7, 2011 at 3:09 AM
- Fallin' Winter said...
Then I imagined Spike.
Twilight: Spike! What are you doing!
Spike: There's no pain that would keep me from touching...the most beautiful creature in the world *LeSigh*
Twilight: Ugh! - September 7, 2011 at 3:13 AM
- Otherunicorn said...
Pinkie may bake the cake, but Rarity TAKES THE CAKE.
- September 7, 2011 at 3:16 AM
- MedicShy said...
And this is why I love Fluttershy. - September 7, 2011 at 3:18 AM
- Applejack85 said...
AJ's was great, Rarity's was unexpectedly funny and Fluttershy's was adorable
- September 7, 2011 at 3:24 AM
- Octavia said...
Oh, this is very cool and cute. And haha! I absolutely love Rarity's. Whack! <3
- September 7, 2011 at 3:25 AM
- Pawn Heart said...
Hi mum! I just spent the morning touching ponies asses.
- September 7, 2011 at 3:31 AM
- SoulSilver IV said...
Rarity's caught me by surprise. And Fluttershy... what needs to be said? /)^3^(\
- September 7, 2011 at 3:33 AM
- DeRockProject said...
Oh god I just noticed I just touch their butt... What the fuck have I done?!
- September 7, 2011 at 3:36 AM
- hiddenlightning said...
i loved the rarity thing. it was hilarious. the applejack text was funny too. not to mention the pinkie pie text was hilarious. fluttershy's was cute. overall, pretty good.
- September 7, 2011 at 3:42 AM
- Blinky said...
Clever, I wasn't expecting the Rarity one. I feel kind of bad touching their butts now. Secret butt fun!
- September 7, 2011 at 3:53 AM
- Aquaman52 said...
clicking Rarity five minutes after waking up + didn't know my volume was up = thanks for the heart attack, Seth.
- September 7, 2011 at 3:56 AM
- Platypus Lex said...
Look at their cutie marks when you get slapped by Rarity. =3
- September 7, 2011 at 4:21 AM
- Fallin' Winter said...
@Platypus Lex
I'm assuming you were trying to trick people who didn't already know what happened. I actually thought there was something about their cutie marks, so I continuously got slapped by Rarity trying to figure out what it was. I'm a bit depressed now. - September 7, 2011 at 4:37 AM
- Killsteal_Wolf said...
I actually clicked Fluttershy first since I liked her the most and then clicked backwards. Did I do it wrong?
- September 7, 2011 at 4:43 AM
- Vinyl Scratch said...
I totally enjoyed tappin' dat flank, Rarity - we gots t'hang out again sometime...
you got my number, call me!~ - September 7, 2011 at 4:57 AM
- Trollestia said...
Instead of trying to write something witty i'll borrow a line from Fluttershy. Oh, my...
- September 7, 2011 at 4:59 AM
- YetAnotherBrony said...
I don't get Rainbow Dash's quote. I poke her flank and she doesn't react to it, just saying "I was born to shine!"
- September 7, 2011 at 5:14 AM
- Glomkettle said...
Great and hilarious, but I feel it would have worked better if I hadn't started from the right...
- September 7, 2011 at 5:29 AM
- Freekles1245 said...
I lol´d when I realized I was supposed to poke their flanks. I like the Rarity one
- September 7, 2011 at 6:09 AM
- Sunburst said...
I was so confused. Then I saw the little arrow on AJ.
Say hello to a new bookmark - September 7, 2011 at 6:20 AM
- AnimeDoom said...
Aww, poor Fluttershy, she doesn't know how to handle so many people touching her flank.
- September 7, 2011 at 7:41 AM
- CoffeBlack said...
LOLOLOLOL At first i didnt get it then I actally clicked it. LOOOL Sorry Rarity... >.>
- September 7, 2011 at 7:43 AM
- IntelligencePending said...
Oh, wait... I think rarity just slapped some sense into me, what was I doing?!
*Moves on to Fluttershy anyway*
AGGHH!!! WHAT HAVE I DONE!? - September 7, 2011 at 7:56 AM
- Pony Corp - Ren said...
I'm a dirty brony...
Oh dear Luna, forgive me for what I have done. - September 7, 2011 at 8:07 AM
- Ex The Ferret said...
Oh South America, what have you done... :D
*Gets smacked by Rarity* Ow. - September 7, 2011 at 8:33 AM
- MarCelo said...
I just woke up on this independence day holiday to see my work posted on EqD and all those lovely comments!
Best day ever! Thank you guyze! - September 7, 2011 at 8:58 AM
- Draksune said...
Rainbow Dash's should have said, "You know how to turn me on."
- September 7, 2011 at 9:04 AM
- EonMaster said...
I actually jumped back a bit from Rarity's. Wasn't expecting that at all. Guess it didn't help that I had the volume at max.
- September 7, 2011 at 9:20 AM
- Firleycat said...
Well, how do you top the infamous cow level? Add a more awesome land mammal, of course. I think I have to go pre-order Diablo 3 now. I though I was done with PC Hack and Slash games since finishing Baldur's Gate all those years ago but I think it is time for me to return to them.
- September 7, 2011 at 10:04 AM
- Jelfes said...
Wow, the Rarity one actually startled me. didn't expect to get slapped for poking the cutie mark...
- September 7, 2011 at 11:08 AM
- FlutterDash said...
Hahaha that was great! Oh Fluttershy your so adorable /)^3^(\
- September 7, 2011 at 12:15 PM
- James Corck said...
Damnit fanon! Stop making me love Fluttershy so much!!!
She's fighting a bloody battle against Twilight in my heart for who is my third favorite pony! XD - September 7, 2011 at 2:41 PM
- roxasomega said...
@James Corck third? That's a funny way to spell first.
- September 7, 2011 at 2:59 PM
- Fyrestorm58355 said...
I may as well just echo Applejack85 who put it perfectly. - September 7, 2011 at 8:03 PM
- troll said...
i'm from méxico
and i got my twilight sparkle
and the shining looks awful - September 7, 2011 at 8:40 PM
- Epesi said...
@Fallin' Winter Fff, the same thing happened to me.
I'M SO SORRY, RARITY :c - September 8, 2011 at 12:20 PM
- Platypus Lex said...
@Fallin' Winter
Actually it's a graphical bug. Such as the rainbow on RD's mark overlapping the cloud. It's minor. And AJ's appearing on the hair. You shouldn't have take it seriously.
And sorry to what I have done. - September 12, 2011 at 6:28 AM


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generative modeling for Rhino
Hi everyone! I'm new here and started modeling with GH a few weeks ago... i've got a problem creating a voronoi on polysurfaced objects with "hard edges". i tried to model one surface out it of to have it easier to project or map the voronoi on it but it looses its shapes and so on.
i see no other solution except unroll it, place the voronoi on it and build/join it with rhino again. i thought there would be a quicker way doing it with GH but i can't find a solution.
it would be nice if someone helps me.
i attached the file so you get a better understanding what i' talkin about
i think this is what i need!! i tried it to do it by unrolling it and projecting it with GH, offsetted the lines and lofted them. here a screenshot of my unrolling and building with rhino... there is a problem around the edges. so i thought it would be easier to do it one way with GH (and also much quicker)
could you explain me how you do it?
found a easy quick way how to create the voronoi offsetted curves on breps with the project item... the problem is that the offset is distorted at the way to the bottom... anybody got a solution on it? another problem is the loft between the lines and the extrusion of them without overlapping. how can i do that?
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Overview of the important dates:
- End of early-bird registration period (90€): 31st of March 2013
- Conference Programme Ready: April 2013
- Conference date: 16th and 17th of May 2013
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-Training the elderly to become mentors for young people, providing them with support through life experiences and values, with a focus on employability.
-Training facilitators of intergenerational learning, to be key actors and mediators of the two groups.
New Transgenerational Visual Literacy
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The aim of the NTVIS project is to support exchange of knowledge and skills between the elderly and young people. Seniors will provide knowledge on a topic they feel comfortable with, and young people will prepare tasks/presentations on the same topic but using mobile applications and media communities.
This way, both parties will benefit: young people are taught something new and will benefit from the knowledge and experience of older people, while seniors will gain the necessary basics of mobile applications and social media. These experiences will be collected, described and analyzed in framework of the project. The NTVIS project aims to prevent the effects of digital and social exclusion.
END 2013 Conference - Last Call For Abstracts
The International Conference on Education and New Developments—END 2013 has issued a 2nd Call for Abstracts. This will be the last call: participants will have until 29 March 2013 to turn in new submissions.
END 2013 - International Conference on Education and New Developments will be accepting abstract submissions until 29 March 2013, and authors will be notified starting on 26 April 2013. The conference will be held 1-3 June 2013 in Lisbon, Portugal, and registration is open until 17 May.
EDEN 2013 Keynote Sugata Mitra Wins TED Prize 2013
Prof Sugata Mitra, Education scientist and keynote speaker of the EDEN's 2013 Annual Conference, wins TED Prize for his answer on the future of learning. Mitra's $1 million seed money helps to fund the School in the Cloud in India this very year. This school will serve as both an education and research center to further explore approaches to self-directed learning. It will be managed by cloud technology, but with an adult supervisor always on hand. The plans for the school will be open-sourced.
Learning is becoming more and more individualized and self-managed. Personalization helps foster engagement and supports awareness and motivation. The 2013 EDEN Annual Conference thus explores themes such as "Engaging and challenging learners" "Enhanced learning experience by participation and collaboration" or "Joy, Fun and ICTs". Prof Mitra's talk on self-directed learning was posted on TEDTalks last year, with high edutainment potential. In this talk, he tackles one of the greatest problems of education -the best teachers and schools don't exist where they're needed most. In a series of real-life experiments from New Delhi to South Africa to Italy, he gave kids self-supervised access to the web and saw results that could revolutionize how we think about teaching:
Academics, researchers, practitioners gather every year at the EDEN Annual conferences to discuss the latest developments of e-learning, open and distance education. In Europe, despite economic and social pressures, there is a collective drive towards realising the creative potential.
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i.f*m "Ak< ?A-, "■'jfiy "V^fe \ \ /I \j. 1 - —7 i <__ —-o ■^yeiipa "O-iLBSIte GLABB,' MICH., ERIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1898. Tfoei?. -14L it-.. -J-J* c. L3S' eowb-wsls granted a "bill of \-02es. He -was formerly a resident' I?r:i'i7e!l? but how of Lake City. __v;oaew- citizens were created hy ..... ,»tili}» I_33*t:n€ Jackson, were awarded $500 rA-pAsst Briggs & Cooker for breach ol iiLSster- contract. X*ee & Jackson took li cGsiferaet to cut a certain tract of isiEuSf, "s.Meli would take about two ti three seasons, The first season ■■yyyj^A the least paying part, to get -'--■ 0Et of the way. Briggs & Cooper u&eti sc-lcl the balance of the tract and ?c-'Zis-i'3.i to stake proper settlement. *^e£th<?rwas against lockwood and Sv.*eenejfor rental of a building is o__-_ oa.' Sweeney & toekwood were Stcriierly In business at Harrison under the firm nanae "Northern Produce yymrAny^ Sweeney withdrew from tlie Stan. His liability turns on ■wli3'_lier a legal notice of dissolution ycye iiGblished. Jas. lOrkpatrick was H75 imm Saginaw to prove that such sot-ice-eras published in the Echo, then pilatee? at Harrison. * A. S. Coutant of Alt. Pleasant- was present to prote that lie BS2T7 such notice and made editorial €.3sineEt on the same. j___. AceMent. Yestesday afternoon a funny event t3G'Ii place sear the post office; it was iHQtir, m spite of the fact that Tat- ___f.s *_. Schilling had a harness rained bf it, aad a gentleman of (3-erman eeseeat drove home badly frightened. A boy from north of the city brought a load of baits to town on a long sleigh 01 home construction, drawn by an ?ge& equine of about steen years. T?hen about to start for-home the animal conceived tlie insane desire to run. In front of Tatman & Schilling's it Imaged across the front of their delivery sleighs. "Billy*55 the delivery horse, did not seem to relish the famil- iarty for he proceeded at once to Mok. Me speedily freed himself from all entangling alliances, trotted to the mid- file of ths road and proceeded to . kick great holes in the atmosphere. Sot much damage was done the sleigh, b*it= the harness was badly broken, --'The father of the boy came along and harried the boy and horse off" home, apparently somewhat worried as to the outcome of the matter. • More local on 5th page, Ed Alger and Tom Presley were down from Park Lake over Sunday. Mrs. JL U. : Goodenow of Mfth street has been quite ill during the week. Henry Richmond, merchant tailor, of Mt. Pleasant was in the city the flrst of the week. Mr. and Mrs. D. Rorison's little girl who has been very sick with lung fever is much better. H. M. Church, superintendent of the Holly Manufacturing and Lumber Co., was in the city Tuesday. John Xmerman was in Saginaw -and Betroit this week. He is getting ready for a big spring trade. Will Schofield was in the city over Sunday visiting friends. He reports business at Clio quite satisfactory. John Husted went to Alexandria, Ind., yesterday to look after some business for his father who is already there. Glare hotels are unusually full this weather. Traveling men know where to strike to get good accommodations during a storm. A. S. Coutant ol the Enterprise, Mt. Pleasant, called on the Se_ktds_e_l this morning. ])__.. C. has been attending court at Harrison. Harry O'Donald visited with his wife at toward City over Sunday. Mrs. O'Donald is there attending a sister who is quite ill. Mrs. John. Giberson and daughter Graciereturned from Mint "Wednesday, evening accompanied by Mrs. S. Smith, sister of Mrs. C. "W. Sterns. • Harry Meens had his right hand crushed while loading logs at Scallon's camp on the Ed'dy Branch this morning/ Dr. Todd dressed the injured member. Mrs. C. W. Sterns went to Cadillac Wednesday accompanied by her daughter Mrs. Chamberlain and W. A. Goodman, to be treated by Dr. -Dwyer, cancer specialist. M. I\ Robinson of. Harwell was in the city yesterday. His shingle mill is running pretty steady this winter, except that Tie stopped last week * to put in a new engine*. J. D. Hubel, nephew of H. Hubel of this city, has been visiting his uncle lames G. Blaine. The announcement of the death of America's greatest statesman of this generation came too late for us to make-mention of it last week. He died at noon, Eriday, January 27. Of all the names that this century has produced, there are three that shine forth brightest upon the page, unadorned by the glory ol military achievements and which have borrowed no fame from the accident of high official station—Webster, Clay and Blaine. 1 : As time goes on and the enmity and envy which his strong personality engendered die out, he will be reckoned the foremost statesman of the last half of the century and, save Lincoln, its greatest name. ___30.OT ©UK. IdSIGECBOES. A Pioneer. Xte. __(. i>. Davis went over 'to Mt. Pleasant yesterday to attend at the bedside of his wife's father, John SsEBdets, who*is .quite sick. Mr. Sawders is 84 years of age, and as long ago as 1887 said that he would die at that sge. It is an interesting historical fact that he was the flrst postmaster- ta Isabella county when Clare -$onaty was a part of it. The post 0-36-3 was called Hew Albany and was lesatefi within the present limits of Mt-. Pleasant, towards the southern the city: - He was also the of Isabella township \7hen it embraced all of the county ex- sept Coe and Chippewa townships. TMs was back In 1857. art of IA- trst supervisor la-sen at Boherty opera" house giving . 2P3&-____S: OTKOKJEK. If rank Tucker's Metropolitans have -all the eminent s|tisfaction. ^•SLCker himself is an actor of real ability aad Ms good support", to make eoiagsrisons would be invidious. It is £ well gotten up company. The band __._S.-__t orchestra are a strong feature, and cfeaw-alarge share of applause, but none too much, for'such musie'in congestion-with a theatre company is a jesiity, "The Bbble Outcast" has men heard before hy a few of our eiti- gess who say it is an'excellent play. €0 aad hear it tonight. €5© amfi. Mess* Them. IFraak Tueker*s .company finish up the week at Doherty opera house as £oEta3: .Tonight (Eriday,) "The KbMe Outcast," one of- Mr. Tucker's -st-roagestplays? 'Saturday afternoon aaaii&ee, "Is Marriage a Failure?" admission 10 and 20 cents; Saturday .IX, nigtti, "Smchered, or the r/Meh has & grand ire scene. ■ Mr. TtLdk&r and company have held the l3.3r.EcIs all the week with well pleased aiictienees and will .draw well the remaining nights. Betroit Journal.—It has been discovered by a sharp eye that on, the Qae-seat stamp Columbus in sight of land is without a beard. On the two- <R3at' stamps ia the plottire of his landing eight hours afterward, he - has a MI beaii. ■ TMs naturally excites cyswiSQ. But if Mght will tarn a 2k»cafs Mte white ia a single night, "/iSj/Ehoidcliiotjoy-sad triumph set IA'> tietsvi to gi'CETiEg in the same timef I open Ms door nest morning. and working in Sexsmlth's-mill for several months. Saturday hereturned to his home in Imlay .City.. See an offer in another column of Demorest's Eamily Magazine and tne Ss^TiKEii one year for $2,75—that Is, you pay the regular price ($2) for the magazine and get the Sentesteii for 75 cents a year! The Hamlin Wizard Oil Concert- Company will be at the opera house five nights of the coming week, beginning with Tuesday evening. Eree entertainment the first three nights. * Dr. C. H. Edwards will bein Harrison Saturday (tomorrow) Sunday and Monday to attend the wants of those needing dentalwork. The doctor gets all he can do every time he goes up to the county seat. Jay Eogers says that although he is putting up about all the ice being housed in the city this winter, yet he will furnish private houses with ice next summer at $1.25 per month, which is cheaper than-putting up ice yourself. A farmer living near Bellaire who recently invested $68 in a steel range purchased from traveling salesmen, says an exchange, wrote to the manufacturers ol the range a few days ago to the effect that two of the lids had warped very badly and asked what they proposed to do about it. He claims to have received the following brief but suggestive reply: *'Turn the lids over and let them warp back." Ed Whitney has. sold out his grocery stock to Chas. Buel and son, Clare, who took possession Monday. It is a neat, clean stock, centrally located and ought to be a good business if well advertised. Clare Buel who will have the principal management of the new firm, is a young man well and favorably known here, having been employed for some time past in A. S. Bhoades? grocery. We wish the new firm success. It is said that when the Hatton wreck occurred early last Eriday "morning (a full account of which was published exclusively in the SEsmsEL). that although the tender of the locomotive was thrown top of the. little house near the depot and poles and logs were thrown entirely over the building, yet the occupant slept serenely through it aU and did not know of the accident until he ,* attempted Interesting If-swg and. Comments "WIiIcTh. we 2fin& Ajna-trag <0iir Exchanges. A movement is on foot to organize a K. of P. lodge at Gladwin, says the Becord. Shepherd has a local dramatic society that plays to. crowded houses around home. Mt. Pleasant high school seniors are paying for a piano- by means of the presentation of a drama. Hellie Priest of 'Glare is visiting at the residence of her uncle, Henry Southard, this week,—Shepherd Hews. A State Savings bank with $15,000 capital stock has been organized at Evart. It is to supersede Wolf Bros, in the Lumberman's Bank. . At one time "on Monday there were thirteen farmers sleighs near the railroad at Marion, awaiting an opportunity *to unload potatoes, says the Dispatch. * . ■ The Hersey high school has been placed on the list of those whose graduates are admitted to the Michigan. Agricultural College courses without examination. Grand Bapids furniture manufacturers have concluded not to exhibit at the Columbian fair. Only 2,500 feet of floor space could be obtained for them. 25 x 100 feet is but a small sized salesroom. Peacefully and calmly the Gladwin Democrat-Leader this week gives up the ghost and announces the discontinuance of its publication. The firm of Spencer & Wilmot, publishers, »is dissolved by mutual consent.—Becord. We understand that articles of incorporation for a loan association,, which will be known as the "Farmers' and Mechanics' Building and Loan Association of* Isabella County" have been filed with the secretary of state at.Lansing. We also understand that the associotion has a capital of $200,000 wliich is wholly represented by business men and capitalists of Mt. Pleasant. Gladwin Becord.—Sheriff Black left •Monday for Marlborough, Mass., to secure Gravaline, the culprit who did the shooting on the Coleman plank road. Gravaline has been detained at, Marlborough for nearly a week in response to a telegram from Sheriff Black. Gravaline's whereabouts was discovered by means of a letter written to him by a man named Curtois. Cur- tois concluded not to mail his letter, and threw it into a slop pail, after tearing it into a thousand pieces more or less. The pieces were taken from the slop pail,* pieced together and Gravaline's arrest was at once ordered. Governor Bich issued the requisition papers in the case Monday. Clare's Hospitality. Prom tlie Mt, Pleasant Democrat. ISo matter what the occasion, political convention, church or society entertainment, Clare always entertains p a royal manner. Last Sunday evening Bev. McCandless of St. John's church of this city occupied the pulpit of the Congregational church at Glare and there being no services in the church here, about thirty of the congregation went'over to Clare and up to this writing each individual visitor, hasn't ceased praises of the way Clare took care of them. A banquet was. spread at the Calkins hotel which was fit for royalty itself. Miss M. Heath Harris, sang at the churehl service and won warm praise from all who herd her. The visitors are lavish in their vpraise of Dr. Edwards who to they say is & whole team in maMnrf things pleasant for visitors. J1a\1A\ -' j\ A We have just it j n in stock a verv ,n.( Jl ' LA2 @. 1 *» 9* TO IPSIOF ys and Children mbraci \ h*01 a. 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Title | 1893-02-03; Clare Sentinel (1892) |
Date | 1893-02-03 |
Publisher | Palmer & Jefferies |
Description | Friday, February 3, 1893 issue of a Clare, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication in 1892. In 1894, merged with The Clare Democrat and Press to form The Clare Sentinel and the Democrat-Press. Please note: This is not the current newspaper. It is a previous publication that had the same name. |
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Language | English |


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Katie and Bill have their ultrasound, Hope and Liam discuss their wedding day, and Steffy confides in Taylor.
At the OB/GYN appointment, Katie assures Bill everything is okay with her. Bill wants a guarantee that Katie will survive the pregnancy. The doctor says the risks associated with Katie's condition have been lowered in recent years. Bill can't even think about losing Katie. The ultrasound begins. Bill wonders if they'll see a little sword necklace. Katie giggles. The doctor tells them they're having a son! After, Bill gazes at the ultrasound photo and notes he missed all this with Liam. He tells Katie he's a better man because of her - she's given him the ability to feel and love. He notes how much courage she has to bring this child into the world. Bill gets choked up as he says he owes her everything. They kiss.
In their suite, Hope and Liam talk about her new perspective on parents since she saw Deacon. Liam muses that Deacon had a bigger effect on her than he'll ever know. They talk about their wedding day, and laugh about her riding in the tiny truck. Hope says the day turned out perfect. "I wouldn't change anything, would you?" Liam flashes to being with Steffy and says there are things he would change.
At Forrester, Taylor and Steffy discuss Bill's possible role in Deacon showing up in Italy. Taylor warns Steffy not to defend Bill. Steffy insists she's not - she blasted him. Taylor thinks more happened in Italy. Steffy admits it. She describes how she went to see Liam after Hope didn't show up at their wedding. She says she thought everything changed forever - the things Liam said to her, and did after that, made her realize they belong together. Taylor asks what happened, but Steffy gets a call from Hope in Italy. Hope says she just wanted to touch base with her and Liam says, "Hi!" Steffy tells her to have a safe flight back and hangs up. Steffy then tells Taylor that when she was alone with Liam he told her he loved her. Taylor marvels that he said this on his wedding day. Steffy tells Taylor what happened when Hope returned to the hotel. Steffy says a few minutes before that, Liam had pledged his life to her. If they'd got on Bill's jet they'd probably be remarried, and Hope has no idea. Taylor asks what she and Liam did alone in that hotel room.
In the suite in Italy, Liam thinks about his last exchange with Steffy and telling her he loves her.
Spoilers for Next Week on The Bold and the Beautiful:
Steffy doesn't want to tell Taylor any more of what happened in Italy.
Taylor wants Ridge to support Steffy in fighting for the man she wants.
Brooke and Taylor have it out, with Ridge feeling caught in the middle.
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Last Friday, the Macon County Tigers took on Livingston Academy hoping to pick up their first win of the season. It wouldn't happen this week, as the Tigers fell to Livingston 38-7. The Tigers couldn't handle Livingston's running game well.
The game started off with Livingston having the ball. They would score on a 7 yard touchdown run, which capped off an 8 play, 58 yard drive. The game was 7-0 at this point. The Tigers would fight to score, but would come up short at the 9 yard line. Livingston would then get the turnover on downs, and on the first offensive play of that drive, they ran in a 91 yard touchdown, making it 14-0 at the end of the first quarter.
The second quarter wasn't as bad as the first. The Tigers gave up a 23 yard touchdown run this time, making it 21-0. The Tigers offense got the ball back, but wasn't able to do anything big with it. Then, with 35 seconds left, Livingston Academy kicked in a 25 yard field goal straight through the uprights, which made the score 24-0 at the half.
The third quarter started out rough for the Tigers. They would get the ball and have a three and out. However, Livingston would block the punt, giving them fantastic field position. They would then run in a 10 yard touchdown, and that made it 31-0.
The Tigers did rally after this, though: after Livingston's talented kicker kicked the ball out of the endzone for a touchback, the Tigers began a 9 play, 80 yard drive. Aaron Carter ran in the 1 yard touchdown, and Zach Ghazi made the extra point, which put the score at 31-7 at the end of the third.
The fourth quarter was quiet. Livingston would mix it up and pass in a touchdown this time, making it 38-7. The Tigers would get the ball back and start to drive down the field. They would get to the three yard line before time running out on the clock, and the final score was 38-7 Livingston.
The Tigers had only two penalties for ten yards in this game. They had the ball for 27 minutes, 21 seconds. They were 4-14 on third down and 3-3 on fourth down. Aaron Carter went 6-19 passing with 52 yards and 2 interceptions. Carter would also run the ball 15 times for 79 yards and a touchdown. K.J. Kitchens ran the ball 13 times for 80 yards, much of that being a 56 yard run he had. Kitchens also had 2 catches for 9 yards. Dylan Tilley ran the ball 6 times for 12 yards. Daniel Gregory had 2 catches for 17 yards, and Zach Hollis had 1 catch for 14 yards.
The Tigers drop to 0-9 on the season with the loss. Friday, October 26 will be the Tigers final game of the season against Westmoreland. It's at Pat Parker Field, and it's Senior Night! The Macon County Times would like to thank all Seniors for playing football for the Macon County Tigers and hope all future endeavors are met with hard work and success! The Tigers need all of the community's support in their final game! Grab your family and come on out to Pat Parker Field on Friday and watch what is sure to be a great game! Go Tigers!


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The second episode of DS13 is out now! Follow the escapades of a narcissistic captain, his dim-witted alien crewmate, and murderous shipboard computer as they tolerate each other's company long enough to discover the greatest treasure in the galaxy. Enjoy!
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Draft Boards To Review Questionnaires story on Page 3 NEWSGRAM Vol. I, No. 29 FRIDAY. JUNE 27, 1941 Price Five Cents Supervisors Approve Stewart Ave. Project Construction To Start Soon; Estimate Cost At $124,000 Substitution of the improve-ment of Stewart Avenue for the proposed improvement of the Hicksville-Plainview road, Farm-ingdale, on the state-county road program for 1941 has been auth-orized by the board of super-visors. Public Works Commissioner John C. Guibert recommended to the board that the Farming-dale road project, estimated to cost $77,000, be withdrawn and that the Bethpage project be substituted at an estimated cost of $124,000. Mr. Guibert indicated that the Bethpage road project would be of more value to the defense "program than., the earlier pro-posal. It wull be the fourth on the state-aid program for the year. The resolution making the change was adopted by the board on Monday on motion of Super-visor Harry Tappen of Oyster Bay. Appoint Gibbons Dist. Supervisor Frank E. Gibbons has been appointed District Supervisor of the WPA Historical Records Sur-vey for Nassau and Suffolk Counties, succeeding Dr. John S. Curtiss who was recently ap-pointed as archivist at the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, Hyde Park, N. Y. ^ '^ssau ^tes Edgar Luckenbach, of the shipping lines family and Sands Point once worked for three dollars a week. Now that he's boss of the Luckeni>ach lines, they pay the Panama Canal over •a million dollars a year. He must have gotten a fairly good raise to afford that!—The Port Washington R. R. branch carries many Third estaters back* and forth. Seen in the smoking car recently were Cas Adams, Everett Morris, William Taylor and Stanley Woodworth reading the Tribune; Robert Kelley and Reginald Cleveland reading the Times; Mario Cooper and Wil-liam Chessman with Collier's. We didn't want to be different so we pulled out a copy of that scintillatitjg column "Along Long Island!" Ho-hum—Us newspaper men. Newsgram Changes Date of Publication Newsgram wishes to announce to its many readers and sub-scribers that the publication day of Newsgram will be changed from Friday of each week to Wednesday, effective as of Wed-nesday, July 3nd. J I Long Island WPA Cooperates With Legion Post Lester W. Herzog, State Ad-ministrator of the WPA, today directed the Long Island unit of the New York State Writer's Project to cooperate with Com-mander William Kane of the Smith-Wever Post, 651, Ameri-can Legion, in the preparation of a souvenir historical booklet of the 33 Suffolk County Posts. The illustrated booklet will be dis-tributed at the Suffolk County Legion Convention to be held at Sayville on July 25th and 26th. Villages Pass Quotas In Boy Scout Fund Drive At a meeting by the village chairmen of the Nassau County Boy Scout Fund Rrive, held in the Bar Association building, at Mineola, on Monday evening, re-ceipts of $4,952.14 were reported, bringing the total of contribu-tions so far to $21,317.47. Three more villages passed their quotas and were awarded ornamental plaques by Judge Cortland A. Johnson, chairman of the drive. They are: Farm-ingdale, Louis Jacobs, chairman; Oyster Bay, William D. Sted-man, chairman; and Seaford, Robert L. Richter, chairman. Bethpage and Hicksville have passed their quotas in the Boy Scout Fund Drive, some time ago. * * * Mrs. J. J. Gifford of North Broadway entertained Mrs. Emre Altmann of Sycamore Avenue and Mrs. E. F. Gifford of Queens .Village at a luncheon on Tuesday. Award Contract, Appoint Amendola To Board Vacancy As School Board Meets Tuesday A regular meeting of the Beth-page School board of education was held on Tuesday evening, at the schoolhouse. A transportation contract for the 1941-42 term was awarded to Mrs. Mamie Benkert of Beth-page at a price of $4,500.00. Mr. Raymond J. Amendola of Broadway, was appointed to fill •the vacancy caused by the resig-nation of Francis J. Looney as school trustee. * * * Mrs. Julius Braunschweiger of Plainview Road, Plainview, has undergone an appendectomy at the Nassau-Suffolk G e n e r al Hospital, of Copi'ague. Plainedge Pupils Pcrticipate In Field Day Celebration Honor Graduate Margaret Cava Graduates; Now Registered Pharmist Margaret Cava, 21, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carmine Cava, Broadway, Bethpage, recently graduated from St. John's University of Brooklyn, N. Y. Miss Cava was awarded the highest honors at the Bethpage Grammar School in 1933 and graduated v/ith high honors from the Farmingdale High School in 1937, winning a scholarship award. At the St. John's Uaiversity "Marge" was the Pharmacal Women, President; Phi Delta Zeta, Secretary, Botany Club; Class Secretary 1, 2, and 3 years and Pharmalog Staff, Women's Editor. Miss Margaret Cava Wife of Local Printer To Have Majer Operation Mrs. William DeFanis of Harrison Avenue, has undergone a major operation at the Nassau Hospital, Mineo/a, N. Y. on Wednesday morning. Her many friends wish her a speedy re-covery. Mrs. DeFanis is the wife of William DeFanis who has been engaged in the printing business in this community' for the past 10 years. . The Plainedge School cele-brated Field Day last Friday. The pupils of the Third, Fourth and Fifth Grades participated in the various sports events which were won by the following: Sack Race—Irene Horwath, Anna Schwamberger and Fran-ces Pietrie. Fifty Yard Dash — Anna Schwamberger, Francis Pietrie, Nancy Papole. Broad Jump—Frances Pietrie, Olive Zerrenner. Potato Race—Audrey Whaley, Olive Zerrenner. Basket Ball Throw—Audrey Whaley, Olive Zerrener, Frances Pietrie, Margaret Bergold. Sack Race—Jack Mahoney, Louis Kunzig, Louis Schwart-ing, Kenneth Hawkins. Fifty Yard Dash—Jack Ma-honey, Robert Benson, Louis Schwarting nad Kenneth Hawk-ins. Potato Race—Howard Hor-vath, Louis Schwarting and Ken-neth Hawkins. Basket Ball Throw—Jack Ma-honey, Louis Kunzig, Louis Schwarting and Kenneth Hawk-ins. Basket Ball Throw in the Basket—Emil Schwarting, Char-les Wallentine and Matthew Pol-izzi. Emblem Winners—Jack Ma-honey, Louis Schwarting, Ken-neth Hawkins, Frances Pietrie, Olive Zerrenner, Audrey Whaley and Anna Schwamberger. Edward Reckner received first and second prize in sciencet The following are a list of the winners in the sack race, potato race, relay race and a walking race in the lower classes: Kindergarten—Betty Ann Gar-ret, Helen Hovarth, Arthur Clark, Jr. First Grade—Elise Miller, Rob-erta Mallo, Virginia Benson. Second Grade—Louise Hart, Elizabeth Whaley, Esca Hakens, Frank Kunzig, George Morris. The prizes consisted of balls, balls and jacks, jump ropes and an airplane. Those promoted to the sixth grade to attend Farmingdale school are: Charles Wallentine, Louis S c h w a r t i n g , Anna Schwamberger, Matthew Polizzi, Frances Pietrie, and Kenneth Hawkins. The highest average was ob-tained by Louis Schwarting. Bethpage School Grads Feted At Party ^ Last Monday evening, Mr. ani Mrs. Frank Roever of 31 Central Boulevard entertained the 1941 June graduates, of the Bethpage Public School, which included their son Frank. The rooms were decorated in blue and gold, the class colors and roses dressed the table. Re-freshments were served and games and dancing made the eve-ning a merry one. The following graduates at-tended: Joseph -F. Belcastro, Helen Brown, Raymond Caffrey, Ellen Ebisch, Irene Fornari, Lenore Fox, Rodman Hartjen, Edmond Hartmcnn, Robert G. 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VIDEO: Troy City Council passes budget which includes police commissioner
TROY — The City Council passed two measures Thursday night during a pair of special meetings. While both the proposed healthcare benefits package for retirees and the city's proposed $65.9 million budget passed, both measures weren't approved without some conflict.
The city's 2013 budget passed in a 7-2 vote, with Councilmembers Dean Bodnar and Mark McGrath voting against the measure because it had been amended that evening to include a new line item for the creation of a full-time police commissioner with an annual salary of $30,000. The budget is also expected to raise taxes by 1.7 percent, increase building and alterations permit revenue from $375,000 to $800,000 and projects the city will take in $15.25 million in sales tax revenue from the county.
Police Chief John Tedesco was present for the vote and was none too happy with the result, claiming it was merely retaliation from the Democratic majority, even questioning if the City could find someone highly qualified to take a full-time position at the given salary.
"I'm certainly not going to support the position," Tedesco said, adding he will still do what's best for the citizens of the City. "This Democratic majority is not going to use the police department for re-election."
Mayor Lou Rosamilia informed Tedesco at 6 p.m. on Thursday that if the council put the line item in the budget for the position, he would support it. Rosamilia said that he was originally supposed to meet with Tedesco at 3:30 p.m., but was forced to cancel due to a scheduling conflict.
This was not a decision that was made quickly, Rosamilia explained, and said this was something he had considered back during the transition phase after he was elected. His main goal: to make sure the city is safer in 2013 than it was in 2012.
"We want to find someone who is highly qualified with public safety experience and knowledge of the City of Troy," Rosamilia said, adding they would also have to be willing to accept the salary. "I want to bolster our public safety efforts and I think a commissioner can provide value and guidance."
Rosamilia said he is entering the interview process with no preconceived notions as to what person he wants for the position.
Prior to the unanimous passage of the proposed healthcare benefits package for the city's retirees, Councilman Mark McGrath, R-District 2, requested that the hold harmless and sunset clauses included with the new package be read on record, since he did not believe they were written in the contract. The hold harmless clause would force the city to reimburse retirees if some benefits don't match the current plan, while the sunset clause reverts the retirees' benefits back to the current plan once the new one expires. City officials said the new package will save the city approximately $840,000. Continued...
McGrath, R-District 2, said this potentially creates a hole in the budget, as he said the hold harmless clause in the healthcare benefits package reduces the amount of savings the city has projected. Earlier in the evening, he proposed taking the salary meant for the police commissioner and placing it in a contingency fund for healthcare reimbursements.
"It's insulting that people with absolutely no background in police work are making the decision to overthrow the police chief over a personal vendetta," McGrath said. "This council is foolhardy and is going down the same path it went down years ago when it became broke."
Bodnar, R-District 3, also had some fairly harsh criticism for the council, claiming it is a payoff to the City's Police Benevolent Association. He even claimed the City will be seen as a "laughing stock" after creating the position.
"I really think it's a sad day for taxpayers in the City of Troy to have an administration and a council majority that are both going to be responsible for this," Bodnar said. "Whether they like it or not, this is going to be their legacy."
Tedesco said he saw the move as a shot at his more than 36 years of experience as a police officer, and while Rosamilia said he is "very qualified," Tedesco said he never heard from Rosamilia or anyone on the council he was doing a bad job.
Councilwoman Nina Nichols, whom Tedesco has singled out as spearheading the creation of the position, said after comments made in public safety committee meetings and comments from the public over the last few months, the department needed some changes.
"We can obviously do better in public safety," Nichols said. "We have unresolved homicides and arsons and we still don't have a contract with the police."
She also said there is not enough grant money within the department, claiming that while it might not be Tedesco's responsibility to obtain that money, he is the person overseeing the department. She said it would be good to have a second person giving his or her perspective on how the department should run.
But when asked whether this could be a criticism of Tedesco's performance as a police chief, she paused for a few moments.
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Snohomish County is one of three counties in which the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency has lowered the air quality burn ban to Stage 1 until further notice.
"Air pollution levels throughout the region have dropped, likely due to clouds and warmer temperatures," said Dr. Phil Swartzendruber, forecaster for the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency. "The drop in pollution could also be due to the help of our communities following the burn ban. Calm, cold and clear weather conditions are likely to continue over the next few days, so ongoing cooperation with the burn ban will help keep our air healthy."
The Puget Sound Clean Air Agency will continue to closely monitor the air quality and weather situation.
During a Stage 1 burn ban:
• No burning is allowed in fireplaces or uncertified wood stoves. Residents should rely instead on their homes' other, cleaner sources of heat, such as their furnaces or electric baseboard heaters, for a few days until air quality improves, the public health risk diminishes and the ban is cancelled.
• No outdoor fires are allowed. This includes recreational fires such as bonfires, campfires, and the use of fire pits and chimineas.
• Burn ban violations are subject to a $1,000 penalty.
• It is okay to use natural gas, propane, pellet and EPA-certified wood stoves or inserts during a Stage 1 burn ban.
The Washington State Department of Health recommends that people who are sensitive to air pollution limit their time spent outdoors, especially when exercising. Air pollution can trigger asthma attacks, cause difficulty breathing, and make lung and heart problems worse. Air pollution is especially harmful to people with lung and heart problems, people with diabetes, children and adults older than 65 years.
The Tulalip and Stillaguamish tribes are likewise among the six Native American reservations on which the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 10 will continue a burn ban on all outdoor burning until further notice, due to stagnant air conditions that are forecast to prevail over the next few days.
This burn ban applies to all outdoor and agricultural burning, including camping and recreational fires within reservation boundaries. Ceremonial and traditional fires are exempt from the outdoor burn ban.
The EPA also requests that reservation residents reduce all sources of air pollution, including excess driving and idling of vehicles, and the use of wood stoves and fireplaces, unless it is their only source of heat.
Air pollution can have significant health impacts. Cooperation from the community will help people who are at risk during this period. Those most at risk are children, the elderly, pregnant women, and those with difficulty breathing, and with heart and lung problems. Those at risk should avoid outdoor exercise and minimize their exposure to outdoor pollution as much as possible.
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When this new game opens, guests will be able to become Wilderness Explorers by going around the park using field guides, completing challenges and earning badges along the way. There will be more than 30 badges available and they hope this will give guests a chance to see Animal Kingdom in a new and exciting way.
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NEW HOLLAND, Pa. An intermediate school history project has brought an Eastern Lancaster Countystudent face to face with the Forgotten War.
Danny Gingerich, 13, an eighth-grader in Ned Becks history class at Pequea Valley Intermediate School needed to interview a veteran and report on it for a project. He found a fascinating storyteller in Sam Stoltzfus, a Korean War veteran from Morgantown who now lives at Garden Spot Village.
I had gotten to know Sam Stoltzfus from talking to him here, said Dannys mother, Veronica Gingerich, life enrichment assistant at Garden Spot Village in NewHolland. When the project came up, I looked in the Veterans Book in the Archives Room here at Garden Spot Village and saw that Sam was in there with some information about his service.
Stoltzfus agreed to meet with Danny and his parents last month for an interview. His stories captivated the whole family. Danny documented Corp. Samuel Stoltzfuss life from the receipt of his draft notice at age 21 to experiences in Korea, and his eventual return to Pennsylvania.
Stoltzfus left for Army basic training at Fort Hood, Texas, a week after he got married. He went to weapons school at Fort Benning, Georgia, and to radar school before being deployed to Korea, where he served as driver for the battalion commander, Col. Elwood Rouse. An Alabama native, Rouse appreciated his drivers skills, especially in the snow.
Danny asked Stoltzfus about various facets of military life and what it was like when the soldier returned stateside.
I wanted to know about things like his training, his service and his homecoming, Danny said. I found the war stories the most interesting, like when the North Koreans were firing mortar shells at him in his Jeep, and they landed in the rice paddies. He drove away so fast that the shocks had to be repaired.
I was pleasantly surprised that young people were interested in the veterans of the wars, said Stoltzfus. He was especially surprised to find a young person interested in the Korean War, often called the Forgotten War.
Although others may have forgotten the Korean War, Danny wrote, Sam and his fellow soldiers still remember their time there. He has a Korean War license plate, and sometimes people thank him for his service.
Thats a good thing.
Veterans are very important to Americas way of life, especially those in Mr. Stoltzfuss generation. They gave up a lot for our country, so they should be treated with honor and respect.
Danny Gingerich earned an A on the paper. On Nov. 8, Stoltzfus will visit Pequea Valley Intermediate School as part of a Veterans Day program.
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Originally published: Jan 10, 2013 - 10:45 am
The prospect of having a season looked bleak, but suddenly Sunday morning, news broke of an agreement between the league and the NHLPA.
A story by Larry Brooks in this morning's New York Post describes some of the inner-workings of the final meeting between commissioner Gary Bettman and NHL lawyer Bob Batterman that solved the lockout, and it's safe to say that Phoenix Coyotes captain Shane Doan may have had the biggest assist of his career in that meeting, which he also attended. The final sticking point was the league's proposed salary cap figure.
Doan, who left money on the table as a free agent this summer to remain in Phoenix, explained that the league's proposed $62.5M � increased at that point from the original $60M � would disrupt the lives of players and their families who would be forced to move because of trades and buyouts that would not otherwise take place under the union's more forgiving $64.3M transition number.The Coyotes' winger convinced Bettman and Batterman that the issue wasn't about financial gain for the players, but on the contrary, for players would inevitably suffer greater escrow loss via a higher cap. It was, Doan said, about family life.
Brooks goes on to write that the NHL was impressed with Doan's point and agreed to the union's figure, paving the way for a truncated hockey season.
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Dear world,
I'm sorry for being a bastard and not keeping up on my bloging responsibilities. But rest assured, I have good reason for it. So it's been about two weeks since we left Toronto and Chemical Sound studio. I thought I'd give a little recap of what took place.
The plan was to track 8 songs in 4 days. Quite a task for any band. Most bands do 1 song per day or sometimes even slower. But being broke and Swedish, we have to work within our means to make it happen…and we did. The first day we spent about 5 hours setting up before we even played a note. All songs were to be tracked live, some to a click, some just full blown rocking out to each other with no care or consideration for time. We started with a song called Dangerous Animals which involved some epic tom overdubs (see "Tom Magic" video) and did 2 songs the first day. The second day was a marathon. We did 3 songs that day and I did a ton of guitar over dubs on the songs. Many of the songs we've written don't have traditional rythm/lead guitar parts….or even a complete guitar parts through the whole song. Most of the songs are tiny little pieces of a puzzle that individually don't make sense at all, but if you connect them you get a beautiful picture of Betty White playing poker with a bunch of dogs.
On Thursday we did two songs. There was only one song that we didn't do live. It just didn't sound right or perhaps it wasn't tight enough live. Anywho we did all the instrument separate on that one. In general I prefer the live approach…it just sound way more "real". We did some piano and vibraphone overdubs this day as well.
On Friday we did the final song "Do You Love Me" and Tiffany flew in from NYC to lay down some vocals on the songs. As expected she did an awesome job. Friday was a long day and we ended up going to 1am trying to finish all the little bits and pieces. So we played Toronto Fashion Week on Saturday which was wicked, and we tried our skills as models (see the pic above) but failed to sign on with any modeling agencies. Those Canadians don't know what they're missing out on.
So we're back in Chicago now and I've been overdubbing synths and vocals for two weeks. Most of the songs are 90% finished and they just need some vocals and special effects here and there. Kent and I are going to enter Engine Studios here in Chicago in a week to record a little diddy called "rubix cube". After that it's more writing. We have 4-5 dance songs that need to be fine tuned. So that's what's on the horizon. I have a bunch of studio footage on my camera I need to sift through and post here for you guys. Maybe I'll get a rainy day to do that on soon. In the mean time…cheerio!
P.S. I saw Shout Out Louds last night at Lincoln Hall and I was in the front row! It was super awesome. It felt like they were playing a private concert just for me…magic! Super good show…exciting and inspirational. Check out thier new album "Work" if you haven't already.


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