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It's been some time since readers have submitted questions to this column, but lately we've received several, all weather-related.
A Great Bend woman who helped burglars sell guns stolen from a local business last December was convicted last week in Barton County District Court.
Golfers were calling Great Bend Police Chief Dean Akings "Payne" - as in Payne Stewart - Friday at the Club at StoneRidge. Akings and his fellow team members emulated the late golf pro Stewart by wearing old-style bloomers and tam-o-shanters for the annual Law Enforcement Valor Awards Golf Tournament.
While a Great Bend couple vacationed in Michigan this summer, Great Bend artist Sally Rychlec was busy painting a mural on the privacy fence in front of their home.
Seth Converse Stevens sent text messages with sexual content to one of his female students when he was a teacher at Ellinwood High School in 2009, Assistant County Attorney Amy Mellor said Thursday in Barton County District Court.
The Kansas Attorney General's Office is handling two first-degree murder cases from 2010 in Barton County District Court. But while the capital murder case against Adam Joseph Longoria continues to grab headlines, less is known about the first-degree murder case against Shawn Ney.
One year after the death of Alicia DeBolt, family members are planning to honor the memory of the Great Bend teenager by releasing message-laden balloons.
Kevin Stansfield has traded his yellow fireman's helmet for a red helmet, signifying his promotion to captain.
The hiring of Barton Community College's head women's basketball coach became official Thursday when the college's Board of Trustees approved new employees.
An area created to attract songbirds to the courthouse square was added during construction of the Jack Kilby monument. Although birds have been using the habitat on the north side of the courthouse for several months, the "official opening" takes place Thursday.
The Barton Community College Foundation Board of Directors recently welcomed five new board members and elected officers for the 2011-12 academic year.
This year's "Meet The Cougars" event for Barton Community College sports fans has been expanded to a full schedule of events, including the dedication of the new track and soccer field at noon Saturday, August. 27. Student athletes from all sports will interact with the public and will join Barton President Dr. Carl Heilman and representatives of the Barton Community College Foundation, the Board of Trustees and the Athletic Department for a ribbon cutting ceremony.
Great Bend Recreation Commission has purchased a portable device so it can check the heat index of any playing field, GBRC Director Diann Henderson told her board of directors Monday.
Youth baseball and softball pitching limitations were adopted Monday by the Great Bend Recreation Commission. A pitcher may not pitch in more than five consecutive innings in one game, and no more than eight innings in any two consecutive games.
The City of Great Bend continues to take positive steps to encourage housing development.
The animal population at Great Bend's Brit Spaugh Zoo has sometimes been described as "geriatric," but Zoo Director Scott Gregory is working to change that.
Three grizzly bears at Great Bend's Brit Spaugh Zoo turned 1 year old in January, and have been good companions to Max, the older bear in the grizzly exhibit, Zoo Director Scott Gregory said Monday.
A fire at the Karl and Virgina Harmony home, 3106 26th St., did extensive damage Tuesday afternoon, Great Bend Fire Chief Mike Napolitano said. Virginia Harmony was the only one home at the time and got out safely.
Dramatic videos of flying cameras, storms chasers, and a family emerging from a demolished home after a tornado were among the highlights of "Storm Fury on the Plains," a severe weather awareness program presented Tuesday at the Crest Theater. But Warning Coordination Meteorologist Chance Hayes didn't come to Great Bend just to entertain; his presentations provided potentially life-saving information for anyone with a desire to chase after tornados, or anyone who wants to stay safe in case of severe storms.
Great Bend Public Library staff celebrated the 110th birthday of Dr. Seuss on Monday with a party for children. "Miss Amanda," as children's librarian Amanda Moran-Jones is known, read the Seuss book "Green Eggs and Ham," and then The Cat in the Hat invited the children to sample the same dish - scrambled eggs with green food coloring.
HOISINGTON - Joining Senator Mitch Holmes (R-St. John) and Rep. John Edmonds (R-Great Bend) at Saturday's Legislative Coffee in Hoisington was Kansas Board of Education member Sally Cauble (R-Dodge City).
Tornado sirens will be tested throughout the state, including Barton County, next Tuesday at 1:30 p.m.
Last week, I reported about churches speaking out against House Bill 2433.
The Barton Community College Board of Trustees took another opportunity Thursday to discuss the recent selection of four students from the Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Honor Society, who were recognized Feb. 13 at Topeka. They were BCC's 2014 choice for the PTK All-Kansas Academic Team.
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Ship was clean and well maintained.
The shows were O.K. with dancing and singing relying on far too much flash and dash, distracting from the substantial talent. Shows were a mere thirty minutes.
The Scottish group which performed on board was terrific.
The Captain made a number of alterations to our course and itinerary due to safety concerns. He also was very helpful in warning of a potential need to prepare for rough seas.
The food was just a good start. The executive chef promised "Every Plate Perfection." I am not a good judge of dinner ware, so it could be that each plate was perfection. The food was not. The menu was difficult to translate into just what might be presented. The beef dishes were mediocre at best. Fish dishes were often "tired". Waiters were unable to describe what ingredients might be in a dish, since they reported that they were forbidden to ever taste the food. They simply did not know.
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Passengers were indeed blamed for Princess' poorly managed tender operations in port...it took many attempts at the ports to come to somewhat better management.
Coffee is repulsive. Expensive, buy it by the cup up-graded coffee is little improvement.
Port lectures were delivered far too late to plan or to modify plans already set. Speaker appeared knowledgeable about the ports, but not about speaking. Her delivery was more as if she were reading a phone book.
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Andrew, excellent question and great photos. The problem is a bit complicated. I can see from the photos that the water migration is coming from the top, perhaps even above the top of your window. Anytime the plaster separates from a concrete base, it means the moisture is coming through the concrete, most likely from the out of doors in your case. ...
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I won't say I'm an expert; I've worked with someone doing something similar in the past and may at least give you some guidance.
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We bought some nearly transparent window stickers at a bird store that are supposed to help birds "see" the window. Also, if there are windows on the opposite side of the house that can be covered so the birds don't see daylight through the house, that may help.
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Don't these windows have any stop so they can be left ajar without blowing open? It might be good to install something like that instead. A long hook and eyelet would be the simplest.
Matthew PK offers some very specific instructions. I happen to disagree with most of them, but they may work for some windows. I will simply state that every new window comes with specific installation instructions. You should follow them. Otherwise you will void the manufacturer's warranty.
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If you've got a leaky roof, you've got big problems.
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Since it sounds like you'll be adjusting the thickness of the walls, it makes sense to complete this job before anything else that will be installed on/in the wall.
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I replaced the widows in my house this spring, and you're asking a lot of the same questions I asked.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Attackman Matt Danowski scored two of his three goals in the first half as the Charlotte Hounds ended their inaugural season with a 15-14 Major League Lacrosse victory over the Rochester Rattlers in front of 6,034 fans at American Legion Memorial Stadium on Saturday evening.
Led by Danowski, the Hounds built a 13-7 first half lead and held off the Rattlers to earn a victory in their season finale. In addition, the Rattlers were eliminated from postseason consideration with the loss.
After Rochester built a 3-0 lead in the first four minutes of the opening period, the Hounds responded by scoring four consecutive goals, including a two-point marker from Danowski, to take a 5-3 advantage with 2:01 remaining in the stanza.
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The certification required is day/night, VFR/IFR, single-pilot and RVSM, throughout the Eclipse's complete operating envelope, so it's quite involved. However, there are no serious shortfalls except the design of the tip tanks, and a new design has already been completed and mocked up on one aircraft.
Raburn displayed his usual effortless mastery of the most minute and exacting details of the Eclipse program. For example, the engine change from the ill-fated Williams FW22 to the PW 610F required a redesign of 97% of the aircraft parts. There were 1.7 million engineering man-hours required. Certification needed 1800 test flights, 2700 hours. That's only the certification flights. About 2 1/2 times as many have been used for development.
Raburn admitted missing one desired target: "We've never stated range in any fashion except for full NBAA IFR range, at high-speed cruise." As the composite tip tanks did not certify due to insufficient lightning protection, metal tip tanks will now be fitted -- and they'll be a little bit bigger. "Range will be increased from 1055 to 1155. This is a miss! We said it would be 1280, and we did not make that. That's why we offered deposit holders a refund." The number of depositors who asked for their money back after the final range announcement: twelve. Out of 2,500.
That means 2,488 were probably glad to move up a space or two in the delivery schedule.
The most significant announcements were: the awarding of the type certificate; a new round of capital funding which has secured Eclipse's future; the successful completion of Part 36 noise level testing, establishing the Eclipse as the quietest jet in history; and not least, the departure of the first two customer Eclipses from the nest for Oshkosh. (One was already at the show; the other launched about 45 minutes before the press conference. It subsequently arrived safely).
The customer Eclipse bumped the company's own L-39 from its place on the Eclipse display. It belongs to David Crowe, co-owner of Magnum Aviation in San Jose, CA. He said he plans to use the aircraft for personal pleasure flying and some charter operations. ANN asked if he plans to fly his Eclipse home from the show. "I wish! I've got to pay the final bill first."
With a broad grin he described his reasons for choosing Eclipse. "This is a real airplane. It has a classy interior, classy looks and reminds me of a little hotrod Beemer. Anyone that rides in this plane is going to be comfortable... and nothing touches it on the bang-for-the-buck scale."
The tight connections of Eclipse stakeholders -- somewhere between a family and a cult, with Raburn as the patriarch -- were apparent. Raburn's voice was heavy with emotion as he praised his workers, and the workers reciprocated with lusty cheers when their boss acknowledged them; position holders also responded with a burst of applause on cue, and everybody -- even the reporters -- applauded pioneering owner Crowe.
For awhile Crowe was a member of a minority group of one, Eclipse 500 owners -- but by day's end the second customer Eclipse showed up. Right now, an Eclipse that is not in the factory's white and orange livery is striking, so accustomed have we become to the factory scheme. In the coming months that will change, as the world's most advanced general aviation factory begins turning out Eclipses on a regular schedule.
After all, 2,486 eager customers are still waiting.
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The Repeal the Dirigo Tax Referendum was a veto referendum question that appeared on the November 4, 2008 ballot in Maine as an attempt to overturn the new Dirigo Tax bill that had been approved by the Maine state legislature and signed by Maine's governor. The November 4 vote succeeded at overturning the tax.
The new tax package that was overturned in November primarily taxed beverages--it imposed taxes on the syrup used to make soda in restaurants, bottled soft drinks, beer, and wine. It also imposed a new tax on claims paid by insurance companies. The new tax was intended to raise money to pay for the Dirigo Health Choices program, a government-sponsored health insurance program with 12,637 enrollees.
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Yes | 462,818 | 64.65% | ||
No | 253,026 | 35.35% |
Election Results via: Maine Secretary of State
Specific provisions
The measure repealed the following provisions:
- Raise over $100 million for the Dirigo Health Choices program by taxing beverages and doctor's fees. Of the current 12,637 enrollees in the program only about 4500 were not previously insured.
- Include the following new taxes:
- a new $4 tax on a gallon of syrup used to make soda in restaurants
- a new 42-cent-per-gallon tax on bottled soft drinks
- a doubling of the current tax on beer and wine, to 54 cents a gallon on beer and 65 cents a gallon on wine
- a 1.8 percent tax on claims paid by insurance companies and the self-insured to replace a similar fee that supports DirigoChoice insurance today.
- The tax adds up to 2.6 cents for a can of beer, 7 cents for a 750-milliliter bottle of wine and just under 4 cents per 12-ounce soda, according to a legislative analysis.
The referendum was sponsored by Fed Up With Taxes.
Other supporters included:
- Maine Beer and Wine Wholesalers
- Maine Beverage Association
- Maine Restaurant Association
- Maine Auto Dealers Association Insurance Trust
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Notable arguments made in support of th repeal:
- Maine residents already pay enough in taxes. Maine has the fourth highest tax burden among the 50 states. This is the first opportunity Maines have to reject a tax increase in over two decades.
- Repealing these taxes will allow Maine residents to keep more of their own money during tough economic times. Unless turned down by voters, these taxes are estimated to cost $40 million in higher taxes each year.
- If Amendment 1 doesn't pass, jobs in the beverage industry could be lost. A study done by Todd Gabe, Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Maine, found that the higher taxes would lead to the loss of 395 full- and part-time jobs in the beverage industry due to lower sales. This would mean Mainers would lose out on $8.8 million in wages and salaries. In a "down" business cycle, job growth should be promoted – not discouraged with higher taxes!
- Passage of the People's Veto does not eliminate funding for the Dirigo Health Program. No one covered by the Dirigo Health Program will lose their health insurance coverage as a result of the People's Veto. This fact was acknowledged by the Executive Director of the Dirigo Health Agency at its Board of Trustees meeting on May 20, 2008.
Report on Economic Impact
Dr. Todd Gabe, an economist at the University of Maine, has published a report on the expected impact of the new beverage taxes. If voters do not approve Question 1 to repeal Public Law 629, Gabe estimates the tax will cost up to $40.7 million more per year in raised taxes on beer, wine, and nonalcoholic beverages. Furthermore, sellers of these products would lose out: net sales revenues for beer, wine, and soft drinks would fall by $17.5 million. Furthermore, the study notes that nearly 400 jobs, representing about $8.8 million in income, could be lost as a result of the tax.[1]
Opponents included:
- Governor John E. Baldacci
- Maine Democratic Party
- Health Coverage for Maine, a new PAC formed to fight the repeal initiative.
- Former legislator Tom Sawyer
Editorial Opposition:
- Bangor Daily News[2]
Arguments in Opposition
Notable arguments made in opposition to the repeal included:
- The Dirigo taxes the beverage industry, not consumers.
- The repeal would deny health insurance coverage to 18,000 families.[3]
The veto referendum did not repeal any part of the Dirigo Health Plan now in place. It addressed only the new tax law voted in by the legislature to fund the plan. No insured individuals lose their coverage, nor would new applicants be denied coverage because of the veto.
See also
- Maine 2008 ballot measures
- List of Maine ballot measures
- 2008 ballot measures
- Laws governing the initiative process in Maine
- Campaign finance requirements for Maine ballot measures
- Maine signature requirements
- Petition drive deadlines in 2008
- List of People's Veto ballot measures in Maine
- List of veto referendum ballot measures
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Cuts is a Flash-based, online video editor that allows you to trim, loop, insert captions and add sound effects to videos and then share your "takes" with the world. The site keeps things simple by getting all of theirs videos from video sites like YouTube, MySpace and Google Video.
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Herman Armour (1837-1901) was the co-founder of the Armour Meatpaking Co. with his brother Philip in 1867, which still bears the Armour name. Armour introduced canned meat, brought the assembly line practice to the meatpacking industry and pioneered the use of refrigerated railcars in shipping; for a time, Armour was the world's largest meat processor [...]
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December 26, 2013Alexander Archipenko (born May 30, 1887, Kiev, Ukraine [then Russian Empire]—died February 25, 1964, New York, New York, U.S.), Ukrainian-American artist best known for his original, Cubist-inspired sculptural style. After studying in Kiev, in 1908 Archipenko briefly attended the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, but he quickly abandoned formal studies to become part of more radical circles, especially the Cubist movement. He began to [...]
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HERBERT BRENON, Woodlawn Cemetery
December 26, 2013Here's the unusual castellate Herbert Brenon mausoleum in Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx, which, unusually, features a clock which no longer tells the time, which Brenon hasn't needed to know since his death, in any case. Brenon (1880-1958), born in Dublin, was a film director in the Golden Age of Silents in the 1910s and [...]
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August 15, 2013FNY has been a friend of Prospect Cemetery and its caretaker Cate Ludlam since the Dawn of Forgottening in 1998. This is a photo from FNY's April 2004 Prospect Cemetery/King Manor tour, the first of two (the second was in April 2012). The cemetery is on 159th Street south of Archer Avenue in Jamaica. It [...]
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ST. PAUL'S CHAPEL CHURCHYARD, Financial District
July 31, 2013I haven't spent a lot of time in the St. Paul's Chapel churchyard, between Broadway and Church, Vesey and Fulton Streets, in back of the oldest remaining building church in Manhattan (1766). In part, that's because Trinity Cemetery a few blocks to the south has more superstars in it, like Robert Fulton and Alexander Hamilton. However, [...]
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TRINITY TOMBSTONE, Financial District
June 29, 2013I think humanity is alone in the universe, which for me doesn't cause anomie, just disappointment. At age 55 I already feel cheated that half of things are over with, and the great nothingness that existed before my birth is getting closer. Most people are more or less comfortable with it, since they have children [...]
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SCENES FROM FORGOTTENTOUR #65 — Calvary Cemetery
May 10, 2013May 4th, 2013 continued the lengthy string of ForgottenTour sunny weather that had begun in 2012, as over 35 ForgottenFans were treated to pleasant 60-degree conditions for a walk in Calvary Cemetery, Queens. We stopped at about two dozen memorials, enjoyed terrific views of the Manhattan skyline and the Kosciuszko Bridge (which is slated for [...]
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THE MARBLE CEMETERIES, East Village
May 3, 2013East Second Street boasts two small, well-maintained cemeteries, one visible from the street, one hidden from view. New York Marble Cemetery, organized in 1830, and New York City Marble Cemetery, from 1832, are not two locations of the same cemetery, but separate organizations! New York Marble Cemetery is located within the block bounded by the [...]
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February 1, 2013Two institutions that between them total 594 years stand across the street from each other in Flatbush. The Flatbush Reformed Church was founded in 1654, its current church building was constructed beginning in 1796, and the oldest stone in its cemetery goes back to 1754. Erasmus Hall, meanwhile, was founded in 1786, with its present [...]
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January 30, 2013Former Mayor Ed Koch, who is profiled in a new documentary film coming out the first week in February, has, in a rather unusual move, already installed a tombstone at a burial plot he purchased in uptown Trinity Cemetery, Broadway and West 155th Street. Some have articulated some surprise at this, but I don't think [...]
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BRINCKERHOFF CEMETERY, Fresh Meadows
January 10, 2013On 182nd Street just north of 73rd Avenue you will see what appears to be a weedy, empty lot, with ivy and ancient trees. This, though, is the cemetery of one of the farming families in the area, the Brinckerhoffs; there are 76 plots here dating from between 1736 and 1872. The tombstones have been [...]
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October 25, 2012Tour #60 was FNY's 4th trip into Green-Wood Cemetery, concentrating this time on the cemetery's central and southwest sections. As with all the tours thus far in 2012, the weather was bright and sunny, albeit a little cool for early October with the mercury around 50 degrees. In fact the weather has occasionally been TOO [...]
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May 26, 2012There are a total of seventeen cemeteries in Cypress Hills on either side of the Brooklyn-Queens border. It's a hilly area, where thousands of years ago a glacier was stopped cold, depositing debris in its advance, accounting for the hills of Staten Island and the middle of Brooklyn, Queens and on into Long Island. I've [...]
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April 28, 2012James H. Hackett (1800-1871), whom Abraham Lincoln called his favorite actor, reposes at Prospect Cemetery in Jamaica, Queens, under a fallen monument. The Prospect Cemetery Association hopes to restore it soon. Actor Peter Riegert (Animal House, Local Hero, Sopranos) has made a short Kickstarter film about the largely forgotten entertainment figure and the now-reviving cemetery in [...]
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UPTOWN TRINITY CEMETERY, Washington Heights
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December 11, 2011In the mid-19th Century Manhattan was getting so crowded (by 1845 the island was fully built up south of about 42nd Street) that it was running out of cemetery space. The two largest cemeteries had been developed by Trinity Cemetery, in the churchyard adjacent to its ancient Broadway and Wall Street location, and uptown in [...]
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October 19, 2011Green-Wood Cemetery, in Brooklyn between the neighborhoods of Park Slope, Sunset Park, Windsor Terrace and Kensington, has proven to be a Forgotten favorite — this was the 3rd such Green-Wood tour in the series which here attains its 49th entry. The cemetery, instituted in 1838, is so vast that it's impossible to do the same [...]
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December 15, 2008Queens is dotted with minuscule cemeteries, some still existing, some as dead as the people who were buried within, whose remains are blown in the breeze now. Corona used to have a small cemetery on Alstyne Avenue that is long forgotten. TheBunn Cemetery on 46th Avenue and 165th Street in Flushing was recently rededicated after being cemented [...]
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Flushing's Lost Cemetery – MARTIN'S FIELD
June 24, 2007When I moved to Flushing in 1993, Martin's Field, 46th Avenue and 164th-165th Streets, was just another playground: a desultory concrete space, with broken swings and a curious weedy green space in the back. I had no idea then that Martin's Field was in fact a cemetery, and it took one man's persistence and vision [...]
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ForgottenTour 29, Green-Wood Cemetery Part 2, Brooklyn
April 13, 2007Well, your webmaster finally made the team picture after 29 ForgottenTours. Can you spot where I am?* As usual, despite sunny weather predicted all week, ForgottenTour Day turned out cloudy, chance of showers. At least on 2007′s Green-Wood Cemetery tour, I didn't have any hecklers, like I did on the 2006 tour! 30 ForgottenFans and I investigated [...]
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ForgottenTour 28, Juniper Valley-Middle Village, Queens
April 1, 2007April 1, 2007, didn't fool 48 ForgottenFans…second-most ever on a ForgottenTour (the prize goes to the 56 who turned up for Tour 14 in Dumbo, October 2003)…who turned up for FNY's jaunt through Middle Village and Juniper Park. We were aided by FNY Correspondent Christina, the Queen of Queens, and Bob Holden, President of the Juniper Park Civic Association. [...]
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January 14, 2007Whenever I lead a ForgottenTour through a cemetery (like Green-Wood Cemetery, Tour 24) I always tell people to peek in the windows of the mausolea. More often than not, you'll get the ring in the Cracker Jack box — a gorgeous stained-glass panel depicting a religious scene…most of the time, but not always. The fascinating [...]
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Forgotten Tour 24, Green-Wood Cemetery Part 1, Brooklyn
April 8, 2006Forgotten Fans wave with Minerva In what was undoubtedly the best weather ever for a ForgottenTour (sunny and 68) forty Forgotten fans (and one heckler!) converged on Brooklyn's Green-Wood cemetery, a peaceful respite since 1838 as one of the first 'rural cemteries' or burial parks in America. Previously burials had been done in churches or in [...]
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The Faces of MOUNT ZION
July 10, 2004Maurice and 54th Avenues, Mt. Zion Cemetery with a waste disposal plant overlooking it. In the 1850s, NYC decided it didn't want its dead anymore. Rising real estate costs and an ever-expanding urban frontier led NYC to pass a law prohibiting any more burials in Manhattan in 1852. Churches and synagogues, which had begun to [...]
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Forgotten Tour 15, Jamaica's Prospect Cemetery and King Mansion, Queens
March 21, 2004March 21st, 2004: About thirty Forgotten Fans met in (extremely) windy Jamaica, Queens and toured a 4-acre, 350-year old cemetery and an over 250-year old mansion in the geographic center of Queens. Cate Ludlam, president of the Prospect Cemetery Association, shows off a hand-lettered tombstone from 1728. Cate has been involved with the cemetery, in which is interred [...]
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Forever BRONXITES
February 5, 2002ST. PETER'S CEMETERY St. Peter's Episcopal Church on 2500 Westchester Avenue is a venerable church, but the actual building is not that elderly, as far as churches go…it was built in 1855 in a Gothic Revival style (making it look rather older than it really is) by Leopold Eidlitz. Ah, then why are there some [...]
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THE DEAD POOL. A ship graveyard adjoins an actual one in Rossville, SI
October 29, 2001One of the eeriest places in the five boroughs, the entire Northeast, or perhaps the entire country, is in the borderland where New York City peters out, leaving New Jersey ahead and the hustle & bustle of the city behind. This is the place where the souls of 17th and 18th century patriots wander in [...]
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Who IS buried at GRANT'S TOMB?
November 11, 2000It's not who you think. The last resting place of the 18th President, Ulysses S. Grant, and his wife on Riverside Drive on the Upper West Side has been the subject of NYC's most infamous, and silliest, riddle over the years. The correct answer is that nobody is buried under the monument…Grant and his wife [...]
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October 30, 2000Was Ichabod Crane, the scrawny schoolteacher who met the Headless Horseman in Washington Irving's classic "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" a real person? Of course he was, and he rests in peace in Staten Island. Or rather, his namesake does. This isn't the Ichabod Crane of fantasy and fiction, but rather, an army major who [...]
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HAPPY DEATHDAY, Mr. Lawrence – Queens' hidden cemeteries
October 29, 2000Queens has an abundance of small, out-of-the-way, ancient cemeteries, many of which go back to the 1700s, some of which are barely suspected by neighbors. Ancient burial grounds are alngside two-family homes, in parks and even UNDER a lot of places they wouldn't be expected. LAWRENCE FAMILY BURIAL GROUND, Astoria Though the historical marker [...]
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August 27, 1999North of Fourteenth Street, Manhattan is pretty uniform, with only Broadway and Central Park interrupting the gridiron of streets between 14th Street and 110th. Still, there are a few obscure dead ends to be found on the Upper East Side, Upper West Side and Washington Heights. Henderson Place Henderson Place has its very own Landmark [...]
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STATEN ISLAND CEMETERIES – Burial Grounds of Richmond
April 12, 1999The hidden cemeteries of Staten Island are more valuable today then they ever were, because as Staten Island continues to be swallowed by urban sprawl and green patches are getting harder and harder to find, these cemeteries will forever provide oases of quite contemplation. You begin to see how small we are in the grand [...]
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SYLVAN, the cemetery at the end of the Island
March 7, 1999If it's possible, Sylvan Cemetery, at the end of Victory Boulevard in Staten Island in the small town of Travis, had been in even worse shape than Prospect Cemetery was in 1999, when I first photographed each. In 1999 most of the headstones in Sylvan had been knocked over. As in Prospect Cemetery, overgrown weeds [...]
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February 27, 1999Prospect Cemetery in Jamaica is probably the oldest cemetery in Queens, and perhaps the entire city. Old records show that it dates to 1668. The cemetery can boast 53 Revolutionary War veterans, 43 Civil War veterans, three Spanish-American War veterans, and many interments of prominent Long Island families such as the Lefferts. Prospect was designated [...]
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DEAD RECKONING — hidden cemeteries around town
January 2, 1999Scattered throughout New York City are several small cemeteries. In the 1800s, a law was passed that prohibited further cemetery construction on the island of Manhattan, owing to the city's rapid growth. Subsequently, many cemeteries began to appear in western Queens, which was close to the city. However, remnants and vestiges of several old cemeteries [...]
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So you are saying we must play a troll game where we have 2adc's one of which is a fiddle so we can report a guy who doesnt say anything in chat (less chance of showing up in tri) doesnt get banned and litterally thows the game just by being in it.. If riot wanna make dodging punishable then they should make a invisible veto player option that needs all 4 people on a team to go through and no one can see how many or if anyone voted it. End of story. I play at high and low elo quite regularly and also normals it is ruining the game that people litterally just douchebag there way into getting possitions which they then suck at.
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Sure i read that or something like that but the veto player option is better because you can implement a system that will record if someone thought the guy was gonna troll pregame and 9/10 the trolls pre game, troll during so it is kinda another + to the bannable/punishable column. plus that one idea is flawed that "4" people have to say justified for leaving the troll probs wont
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When you quee solo, may it be normal or ranked, youshould always expect at least one troll on your team, one rager/flamer and one who think he's better than everyone else. It's just.. how the cmmunity have become, sadly. Some people don't even understand they're being a duche. If you ever encounter someone who instant lock in the role you want to play, don't lock in the same just becasue you said it first. Suck it in, pick another lane, try to stay positive and then report the ************ at the end of the game. Don't make a ******** discussion. Don't whine. It wont help you at all. If you can't do that, find someone to play with.


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A letter to Marc from his mother before she died – the letter is tattooed on his right side:
Dear Marc,
I will miss you growing up. Please grow up to be a fine young man, as I know you will. As I have said I will always be with you, just in a different way now. I am at peace with the Lord in heaven, and someday in a different place we will meet again. You and Chelsea have been the light of my life for the past 13 years and I know you are sad and grieving for me that I have passed on. May the Lord be with you and comfort you in many ways. You have your Dad, Chelsea and family that love and can help in anyway. I will always Love You and please talk to me in anyway you feel.
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Gayle Sonnen passed away Feb. 23, 2001, which makes Saturday the 12th anniversary of her death.
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"They were going over the test rules and whatever and someone came over the loudspeaker. That was very, very unusual. It was just something that didn't happen during testing, unless it was an emergency or something. So they were like, 'Chelsea Sonnen, could you please come down to the office.' And of course, I'm not thinking anything about my mom, I'm thinking I did something wrong…So I started freaking out. Then my teacher's phone rang and they told him what had happened. I went up to him and was like, 'What did I do? I don't understand what's going on.' He's like, 'You didn't do anything. I promise it's OK.' He just grabbed my arm and was walking with me. It was just eery. I knew something was going on but I didn't think it was anything to do with my mom until we turned the corner of the hallway and started walking towards the office. We had a huge glass front office at my junior high. I saw my dad and brother in there and they were crying. And I just knew. I just knew right then. Nobody had to say anything to me. Nothing."
– Chelsea Sonnen, about the day her mother died
"It made me realize, we talk about as a country being one to get over segregation and get over how we judge people. You know it's still in there, that guy might be a really nice guy about people but, one thing, me having tattoos, he said he'd never coach a team I'd play on. That just made me think a lot, no matter what, however the world says we're changing, it's always going to go back to how people judge people on their first experience."
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"(Derek and Chase) came to high school with me. They really helped me through it over the years. And Derek's mom is somebody who is kind of like a stepmom to me. She's done a lot for me and always been there for me. Growing up without a mom, I don't think how many people realize how much of an impact a mom can have on a life. Like my roommates, their mom will come bring them food. Just the little things like that I've never really been able to experience. (Stevie) has done a lot for me to help me out."
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"I really do think, if you give them the love and support, they will turn out like Marc. I don't have any doubts. The kids that have issues, it's because their parents don't have time for them. I sacrificed a lot. There's a lot of things that I haven't done that I wanted to do, but then I thought, you know what, if you're going to have good kids that's what you've got to do. And it's paid off. You know, every time we see each other and we say goodbye he always gives me a hug and tells me he loves me. That's what I told him. A lot of guys' dads, I don't think, get that from the kids, especially the boys…I told him being a man doesn't mean you have to be rough and gruff. There's times when you still have to be sentimental and be more caring and show it. That's the other side of being a man."
– Dan Sonnen
"Our mother, she was amazing. She just loved us unconditionally. Supported us unconditionally. She was just always there. She was a great speller, so when we would do anything English related she would always proofread our papers. Our teachers would always be like, 'This is so well done.' And they're like, 'Did you get help from your parents?' My mom was like, 'I only did the spelling check.' She was very involved with us. Those kind of things, when you learn them young and it's constantly instilled in you, it just stays with you forever. And I know that's why Marc is the way he is. Even though he only got to be with my mom for 10 years, in those 10 years, she did all the footwork."
– Chelsea Sonnen
"I would say that you see your dad obviously has a lot of tattoos, but there's a good meaning behind them and it's not something I got because I was young kid growing up and just wanted to feel cool getting tattoos to fit in with people. Then I would tell them, 'Your grandmother was somebody that really touched my heart and really was the motivation for me through everything growing up and the struggles I've dealt with.' She helped me see that if you put your mind to something and you really work, no matter the pain or anything, you can succeed. She's the one who really taught me that. I want to be able to instill that into my kids."
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STATE COLLEGE - Tyler Gaffney doubled and Alex Fuselier delivered two hits and two RBIs, but the State College Spikes were overpowered by a four-run fifth inning by the Brooklyn Cyclones in a 7-4 defeat on Monday night at Medlar Field at Lubrano Park.
State College (14-14) fell behind in the second inning after Brooklyn's (18-10) Dimas Ponce singled to bring in Stefan Sabol with the game's first run. However, the Spikes answered right back with a run in the third inning to tie the game. Gaffney drove a two-out, two-base hit down the left-field line and emergency catcher David Valesente knocked him in with a single.
The Spikes also suffered a setback early when catcher Ryan Hornback left the game in the second inning after being struck in the lower midsection by a foul tip, bringing Valesente into the game for his first action behind the plate with State College.
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State College reliever Tom Harlan (2-4) took the loss after being tagged with all four of Brooklyn's fifth-inning runs.


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