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look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Hazey bronze color, about two fingers thick foam that recedes to a thick film. Bubbling is pretty good and the film leaves a little lacing after each sip.
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Had at Bar of Soap Asheville. Served in a pint glass.
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A: sort of a burnt Siena type of color to it. So,what hazy. Creamy off white head retains well at a half an inch and leaves webs of lacing etched into the glass.
S: Intense oily and herbal hops waft up from the glass. Judging from the nose this is going to have a hell of a bite. Earthy and dank, wet and leafy. Hints of mandarin orange come out briefly. A touch floral too, underneath it all. Malt base is very toasty with nuances of crust and dark caramel.
T: Earthy hop tastes. Resin and maybe even a bit of bark. Very oily and bitter. Bitingly bitter, actually. Lemon pulp and mandarin orange begin to emerge as the palate adjusts. Malt base lays down some fat bready and toasty flavors. Some thick chewy caramel too. As big as the malt flavors are, the hop bitterness still cuts through and finishes the stronger of the two. Toast and a heavy biting bitterness on the long finish.
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look: 3.25 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.25
It's a pretty good IPA. Not Hoppy enough for my taste. I thought appearance is nice with a color of copper. A light head that dissolves upon pouring into the glass. It has hints of caramel and grapefruit in the smell. The taste to me is bit too malty and sweet. I would almost consider this a pale ale. The mouthfeel is nice and smooth, not bready at all. Easy to drink if you want to hang out with your buddies but not an outstanding IPA.
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look: 3 | smell: 2.75 | taste: 2.25 | feel: 2.75 | overall: 2.75
Poured into pint glass. Slightly hazy copper. Thin off-white head, with some lacing.
Nose is super sweet. Sugar and hops. Ethanol.
Taste is not great. Un-balanced hops. Grains and metal. Kind of artificial and chemically tasting.
Can't recommend this one.
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Annual pinks (Dianthus chinensis) are a good selection for container gardens and window boxes because they provide color all summer long in shades of soft pink, deep red, and clear white.
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The species Dianthus chinensis isn't fragrant, but cultivars such as 'Coronation Ruby' or 'Danielle Marie' have highly scented flowers. Plant facts Common name: China pink, Indian pink Botanical name: Dianthus chinensis Plant type: Short-lived perennial or biennial; usually grown as an annual Zones: 7 to 10 Height: To 20 inches From: China Family: Caryophyllaceae
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All in the family The National Garden Bureau named 2004 the Year of the Dianthus. Common names include sweet William, carnation, or pink. Species other than Dianthus chinensis include: • D. barbatus (sweet William) is a perennial, but treat it like a biennial if you start it from seed. Sow in summer for flowers the next year. Has single or double flowers ranging from white to pink to scarlet. • D. caryophyllus (carnation) is used mostly as a greenhouse plant. Not particularly hardy in northern gardens. Grows one to five flowers per stem, reaching 32 inches. • D. deltoides (maiden pink) has pink, white, or red flowers and mat-forming, narrow green leaves. Self-seeds easily and performs well in rock gardens and flower beds. • D. plumarius (border pink) has many cultivars. Older ones have an especially nice clove scent. Others in the Caryophyllaceae family include annual baby's breath (Gypsophila elegans), snow in summer (Cerastium tomentosum), sweet William catchfly (Silene armeria), and sandwort (Arenaria montana).
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The Ridgewood News All-Suburban Football Offense
RIDGEWOOD — In a season that featured a changing of the guard at the top of the high school football polls, St. Joseph unseated Don Bosco as the top team in New Jersey. The Non-Public Group 3 champion Green Knights also top the All-Suburban first team offense with four players, one more than Bergen Catholic.
Ramapo, the North 1, Group 3 champ, is the only other team with multiple representations, placing two players on the 17-man unit that is made up of 15 seniors and two juniors. The top squad is rife with record-setting performers, as no fewer than eight players have risen to the top of their schools' single-season or career lists.
Four selections repeat on the first team: Jon Germano of Bergen Catholic, Jabrill Peppers of Paramus Catholic, Will Rodriguez of Bergenfield and Ricky Jeune of St. Joseph. Jeune's teammate, Joel Campo, ascends from the 2011 second team.
Two other first-teamers make their second All-Suburban appearances overall: Ridgewood's Young Hoe Koo was a second-team placekicker in 2009, and Pascack Valley's Kyle Schneider was the 2010 Sophomore of the Year.
Nolan Borgerson of Westwood and Ron Kruis of Waldwick/Midland Park share the 2012 Sophomore of the Year Award, and Pascack Valley's Craig Nielsen is the Coach of the Year.
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JON GERMANO, Bergen Catholic — This senior from Hawthorne finished the best two-year run of any quarterback in North Jersey annals after being converted from a running back in 2011. In leading the Crusaders on their third straight trip to the Non-Public Group 4 state final, he rewrote the record books with 197 completions in 319 attempts for 3,139 yards and 38 touchdowns, all single-season school records.
In addition, Germano set a single-game record with his 397 yards passing against Friendship Academy (D.C.), one of four 300-plus passing efforts, and he also ran 148 times for 513 yards and 10 touchdowns on the year. He leaves as the owner of all Crusader career passing records, including completions (358), attempts (592), yards (5,498) and touchdowns (69).
ANTHONY LoVECCHIO, Ramapo — In his second year with the Green Raiders after transferring from Bergen Catholic (and his first as the full-time starter), this senior brought his team to a 10-2 mark and a state championship with a brilliant campaign, during which he eclipsed a number of school records.
LoVecchio had 202 completions (tops in the state) in 307 passes for a 65.8 percentage, throwing for 2,484 yards and 26 touchdowns with 12 interceptions. His 34 completions and 50 attempts in the North 1, Group 3 title game against Sparta are single-game school records, and he added seven rushing touchdowns during the season, gaining 235 yards on 48 carries.


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The textbook paradigm of economywide development rests on the premise of "balanced growth": that is, on the presumption that all sectors will grow in unison over time as a country gets richer. Of course, we would all agree that balanced growth is an abstraction. In many developing countries, economic growth has been fundamentally uneven. The question really is not whether growth is balanced -- it isn't -- but whether the abstraction is a useful one. For many important development questions, I believe the answer is no. This is why I would like to take the reality of "uneven growth" seriously and use it as an organizing device for a research program. I divide my research agenda into roughly two parts: the sources and nature of uneven growth, and the reactions to uneven growth -- how forces are set in motion to restore balance or perhaps even to thwart the growth process. To help us think about the effects of uneven growth, I present a version of Albert Hirschmann's tunnel parable: You're in a multi-lane tunnel, all lanes in the same direction, and you're caught in a serious traffic jam. After a while, the cars in the other lane begin to move. Do you feel better or worse? At first, movement in the other lane may seem like a good sign: you hope that your turn to move will come soon, and indeed that might happen. However, if the other lane keeps whizzing by, with no gaps to enter and with no change on your lane, your reactions may well become quite negative. Unevenness without corresponding redistribution can be tolerated or even welcomed if it raises expectations everywhere, but it will be tolerated for only so long. Thus, uneven growth will set forces in motion to restore a greater degree of balance, even (in some cases) actions that may thwart the growth process itself.
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Evaluation of Antiproliferative Effects of Arimidex in Ductal Lavage Fluid in Patients With Breast Cancer
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Biospecimen Retention: None Retained
The goal of this study is to evaluate antiproliferative effects of Arimidex in ductal lavage fluids of Breast Cancer patients.
Breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer incidence and the second leading cause of cancer mortality in women. Breast duct fluid provide biomarkers to aid in risk assessment of developing breast cancer.
Condition | Intervention |
Breast Cancer |
Procedure: Ductal Lavage Fluid Collection |
Study Type: | Observational |
Study Design: | Observational Model: Case-Only Time Perspective: Prospective |
Official Title: | Evaluation of Antiproliferative Effects of Arimidex in Ductal Lavage Fluid in Patients With Breast Cancer |
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- Number of Patients with Antiproliferative Effects of Arimidex [ Time Frame: Study duration 4 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Biomarker modulation study on effects of Armimidex in ductal lavage fluid from evaluable epithelial cells specimen.
Biospecimen Retention: None Retained
Blood drawn; and, fluids collected from ductal lavage.
Enrollment: | 42 |
Study Start Date: | November 2002 |
Study Completion Date: | January 2006 |
Primary Completion Date: | January 2006 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Groups/Cohorts | Assigned Interventions |
Breast Cancer Patients |
Procedure: Ductal Lavage Fluid Collection
Procedure of inserting a small catheter into the ductal openings in the nipple and washing out cells from inside the duct.
Genders Eligible for Study: | Female |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Sampling Method: | Non-Probability Sample |
Study Population
Breast cancer patients receiving standard Arimidex treatment.
Inclusion Criteria:
- Patient must have a history of breast cancer.
- Patient must be scheduled to receive standard treatment with Arimidex for adjuvant hormonal management.
- Patient must be willing to undergo a duct lavage.
- Patient must sign an Informed Consent.
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Responsible Party: | M.D. Anderson Cancer Center |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01207635 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | LAB02-0400 |
Study First Received: | September 21, 2010 |
Last Updated: | July 27, 2012 |
Health Authority: | United States: Institutional Review Board |
Keywords provided by M.D. Anderson Cancer Center:
Cancer Arimidex |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Breast Neoplasms Neoplasms by Site Neoplasms Breast Diseases Skin Diseases Anastrozole Antineoplastic Agents, Hormonal |
Antineoplastic Agents Therapeutic Uses Pharmacologic Actions Aromatase Inhibitors Enzyme Inhibitors Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action |
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SEPTEMBER 1978 News A PUBLIC INFORMATION BULLETIN OF THE VILLAGE OF FREEPORT 46 NORTH OCEAN AVENUE TELEPHONE FReeport 8-4000 WILLIAM H. WHITE. MAYOR Public Meetings On The 1st and 3rd Mondays Of The Month, At 8:00 P.M. . . Arts Council Concert Series The Freeport Arts Council, which is funded ,by both the Village government and the Free-port School District, will launch its Fifth Annual Concert Series beginning Saturday, October 7. The performance that evening will be by the Alwin Nikolais Dance Theatre. Other performances are: "Thurber" as played by William Windom, December 9; The Acting Company in "Romeo & Juliet" as produced by John Housman, December 16; The Ballet Repertory Company of the American Ballet Theatre, Feb-ruary 3, 1979; Max Morath, pianist, in "The Ragtime Years, March 3; and the Howard Roberts Chorale, May 12. All performances are at the Freeport High School Auditorium-; and begin at 8:30 pm. Cost for the complete series for a resident adult is $18, $10 for a . senior citizen and $8 for a stu-dent. Cost to 'non-residents is $24/Individual tickets may also be purchased at-$5 with no dis-counts available. To order, make check payable to "Freeport Arts Council" and mail, along with a stamped, self-addressed en-velope, to: PO Box 97, Freeport, NY 11520. Tickets may be available, at $5, at the door on the evenings of the concerts. Mall Adds To Success J August's 50th Annual Dollar Days "was the best ever" according to-the merchants on the Freepoort Mall with many out-of-towners noted as well as Freeporters who had not been seen in the downtown shop-ping area for several years. Free weekend activities sponsored by the .retailers built up the momentum during, the summer which, will continue during the fall. . " '. " . ' • ' • • - " Roomer Law Clarified Following a public hearing, the Board of Trustees amended the Code of Ordinances in respect to the definition of (and .the conditions prevailing) a roomer/ Under the new amendment, . proof of payment of rent;will not be required 'on the part of the Village. A roomer will be anyone not a member of the family who has resided with other persons continously for 30 days and does not have a legal residence else-where. Persons allowing roomers to dwell with them will be liable for summoning to Village Court where they will face fines of up to $250 a 'day for each day of vio-lation.• :. ; . TheVdefiniton. of family.-mem-bers under' the Village ordiance are: husband and wife; parents of isband and/or wife.; child or children of husband and/or wife; husband or wife of child; grand-child or grandchildren of husband and/or wife; and grandparents of husband and/or wife. A different ordinance covers all rooming houses licensed by the Village. Trustees: Thomas J. Lovelidge, Dorothy Storm, Wayne Jordan, Alfred Sirlin Village Clerk: Thomas DeVlncenzo-Treasurer: James J. Lyons-Counsel: Michael Solomon iiiimiiiiiuimiii.i.-i:m-•i iiii=i.i•<ii•i• iiiiii.iii •m- im.i.i.i iiii=ji?iiii Despite wide-spread ^publicity on Freeport *s "•* otie-of-a-kind Homesteading program, some confusion exists. .Many .^ new renters in the" Village are' unaware of the program and there may be residents with ; friends ,, and relatives living , ,elsewherei,,' in-' terested in participating '.in .Free - port's 'Homesteading. .Jhe form' . .below.;.. may be returned .with electric payments, or sent, directly to 1 the Freeport ."Community ' DevelopmenfAgency, 50 Liberty' Avenue, Freeport, NY 11520'.;' ! 0 0 0 0 0 ; • • • . '. . Q. . . What . does^.Homesteadr . • - - ing^m" ;Free'pdrt7mean inVterms >.-.}' 'v.J'f.-^J -i .?..,- -jv.iii.-.i .-"-,..;, — • of my housing needs? - -,v. -'•'.: -^/-A-; If deemed qualified,' you^I;'. will be. able to 'purchase a house ' for _'a; maximum of. $10,000 to be paid back over 10 years'. A 'down, payment" 'of.' $200 is, required. You must live. in the house for five years after which., you will, 'receive clear ' deed to the property. Q'. How can Freeport offer such a tremendous bargain? A. The Village was part of an Urban, Homesteading Dem-onstration Program sponsored by the U.S. Department of Housing 'and Urban Develop-ment. Under the , Demonstra-tion, Freeport ".has., received ,' '.' funds, and houses which were FHA',' foreclosures, ' from:'!ttie federal ' 'government*. '(Un'der a ' '.' forthciimirig ''program; d..,the-; 'Village.;, .will _ purchase jOther^'" 'types of 'foreclosure's, at', market '_' value and turn' them 'over !to '.,' •iV":;- Hi;: ..-ia:!':.--!!- s'3:iJ-UII»mfl:}. .}«.* — Homesteaders -• -for?; sapproxuf< • rnately $15,000.' With la' ;ex- •". 'tended' pay -back period of 20//J " • " ' - ' - H: Illlllllllllllimilliimillllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllim years. first ' ' cpmimfineiiif'will!be'''th"e' same . a ,( j'A".' It;has' at"jeast."jjw>^ptur-"' ppses.^.''iboth ''of', ;equ&i? .im-.;.. jxirtarice. '(Jiie 'is.j''tp "'prb'viidee*<" affordable^homebwnership 'to '•'.:. th'oserj^rsons'whose^rriploy-^'.*( ment income' would "otherWise make it-'prohibitive* in today V5^ economy. "Another; 'is !-'to' re-move'- foreclosed houses which "' te'nd' ;t6." blight an 'otherwise'V sound neighborhood1. ' Q: Where is the Homestead- • ing area and what is it like?: A. .The area is generally known' as the" northeastern' -section o£the Village.although"- /-binding.'pending:;'approyali-pf- " the actual.boundaries are from -".^v^the ''VUlage.XffV-ypir^are^iapt-j the railroad: to the. Village's "-.northerly". Uhe-;"-and--" "from." ?-Babylon -.' •Turnpike/ {west' to ' /Wallace Street. Some' 60% of .the present .residents are .of ;-mmority,.groups.'"-TOe majority" ' ~6f the -areajsl: residents are ., , •homeowners.'' ' For "govern-', mental- purposes-^the-iarea^is '^ referred to as % Housing .Im? provement Area%#l :/^ ? .'«: ;"7"" ... , Q. .Might any other;.area .of'-i Freeport '• be designated.: • " " selected the fo'sf^time-.arpund, additional,"listings: of houses ^P will be ~ sent'rUp ;,.ypu. ^ ftV-is: >' important t6"vrealize: that1-the Homesteadmg~;V-,p"rpgramO/.al-ways has more,;applicants than . .availablehouses':'^-'-_-•;;~ .»•/•-•'!' n: ' Q." Since many .• of /these -houses-have-been-bparded up _ for-a long period:pf 'time '.what - .^condition': willva"- house: be in . when I.rnbve4nt6 it? •>'', > ^:'.-•'! '••. ,-rA.-"':It ' wiUj-be ;. cp"inpletely ''Homesteading area."'jih^''the/1'.-.:"renpVated;up:to Village codes. ;=al to do s6;rToo; avgreat"deal-of "non-Homesteading'.; federal " money has" been'put into HIA #1 '.for' road improvements; 'graphics, . property rehabilitar tion loans and grants and up-coming improvements to; the; _rwb'parks in the area. . '• ..-' Q.How does one qualify for ..Homesteading? ''. '-•/ "- — . A. Applicants must demon-strate, the ability-to: meet the monthly carrying charges on the house- which,.with repay-ment of the $10,000, taxes.and utilities, averages out -to' approximately $325. Employ- . ment stability is-important and -a credit check is conducted.". An. in kitchens and bathrooms. The exterior of the house will _ be painted and inside all walls. and ceilings "VjTll be prepared '. v'; for painting,'wall papering ori ' -: panelling by yourself..' .That -. .- plus'landscaping and perhaps' •/upgrading wooden , floors .are -••- the only /necessary do-it- . r yourself chores.': '< \ . • • ; The cost of the rehabilita- . -.. tion pf the house is your price for the house. If repairs only ' amount to;$6,000, that is ybur.'v* .cost. If, on' the other, hand,.' ' •; costs are.$18,OpO,,ypur.-costjs4 .^$10,000 with :the:federarfundsi .^making up the.difference.^^ric-:: """" What • " - • - " - " - - - financially able to purchase a -"liouseL .through .conventional methods will be accepted. ;,U. S. citizenshipi! is.s required.; .The._a.ctual prodedure includes. .the. fijiing'outVof'jtwp appUca-.; tions and a personal interyiew.<»s '^gQi'l'tf\J,,Wm;Vaccept.ed- as.sa Hp^mestea"der, w'hat "is the and" make all 'monthly • pay r;.j^ments,7 , •-< & ?•}(&?> ^Qf ">*,i;n.'Q-'.'^upppsert'I r;have^;a^job.;,->* ,:,J,{transfer*, at. ,fprl (any jjPther.-\' ^reaspn-must ,.give,;up the hpuse.thy /^•before: ('the'; fivje-jt.years^ihavexjt! Hi -transpired?H ^r;i^t:S>3<^%-H s'riou fi< eA;)Theihpu!5e.reyertSibacttol,{Je ,,., A..You;wili^,gjyen,a.list,pf;.-..t»h's<--fe(ConKonrnextpage) ^2V?*M . all the..houses^currentlyt;ayail- ~_f^jll^^:^^^«^_«?j*.«n_*f!!f_ir»i; able which you can view from j 'r('(RtE^SE<PRINT')!r<s t.^s-'h^ .jthje^exteriors. You will then be,,!... aAs«.kfreAd«t t*o« s»»uWbMmAi£t* aA lllifs^t onjSf t*lh«<ok«sde% jI Please send Homesteading houses you wouldv»cpnsider;, ,stpreliminary-application to: purchasing hi order of"pref- jV-""- erence. Your selections 'will'.'p then be weighed against those | bf'bther current applicants as | to size of house "vs. size' of | family, etc. If' a .'house is | 'selected for you, you. 'will be | shown the inside after "which j your acceptance is considered L 1 Address •..- • Town & Zip ^ • III Z^TM;.»| ;o7^-;.;;i Shown In top photo Is a camera crew filming a commercial for a tire manufacturer on Delaware Avenue. In the lower picture Homesteaders Linda and Tom Drew sit oh the steps of the Dutchess1 Street horhia they wlll^soon -be occupying*' ,M;thiBy lare filmed' for "a NiBwsday-produced documenta^movle,;''LI At The'Crossroads," which will feature Fr port's Homesteading as an answisr to young marrleds' needs for afford-ablethousing^ Other'flim!?crews In the Village Included Channel's News for a spot onsthe electric department'andiehannel 21 for a feature ontjhe Canoe.RacesJollowed,.by,-a 1 S^ifnlnute'lipOTlal^''The;Past, Presentandir!uturepf;Freepprt" ] "'f^ &t;:.'. *"••-' &*•'•£->"-•>' •'; (Continued from^preceedlngpage) *->Jj- r/ ' * " •the Village to be turned over ito • '~ Q^Whafjobligatipn 'dol'have •another Homesteader.''Your' ' 'after five yean?',' '. V,' . •payments are then considered, ' " A.^The same'as^ any ptheir vas having been "rent" and t homeowner. You receive full 'another Homesteader will be t title'and may sell the property inamed for the house. if that is your wish. 7 . Freepprt's method of disposing of trash "and garbage through a' '[ priyate^'cpritractpr'using privately-"; owned equipment was the subject" of a/fbur pag'e~articlie irrthe; July ~!"'~ issue of "Solid Wastes'.Manage1 ".' me'ntf."«a' monthly magazine read-..-, by municipal officials throughout the nation. . • - ' ••' " The article tells how the Board Public ~W6rKs£ttwin*&Qfet?lin ..£..' 1976«were,2faceS^ith jtYfieTIprpp^. •>>,:; lem "thaTln'OTde'r "tp~nieet new environmental standards, it would, cost $2 million to upgrade the" municipal incinerator with no guarantee that it would not be in violation under future .standards. The;'alternative'' of shutting down the incinerator'and hauling Free-port's daily average of 100 tons of solid wastes woufd riot 'only' be expensive in terms 'of. man. hours but would' increase the wear and tear on 'vehicles' and it was .questionable how. long' landfill, dump areas would be available. After a conference with private haulers a. unique plan was develppe'd;.by..'the Village and implemented.* .After .advertising for ;b"'id|,,' the.'^Donrio. Company .' signed a" cpnt'r^ct with Frfeepprt to : . . convert. ttie',wcuxtii\x>t into ,a compacting, transfer 'station and providV'the"rolling stock. to .carry the .compacted. ;refuse. ,4The '"only' cost"to the yiirageras p^r the "mif " tract,'is $16.98 per tonj rising to $17, j^ pi the third year!,'A strictly Village pperation would cpstsjft[a ton J.'Alsp. under, the .cpntract the ; Village' 'can "buy • the: j transfer station after.twp.years, pri.with iib payment a!ftertiiree: .years; with . the option to buy the rolling s'tbck at ;a,' depreciated .value.. The Donno pperation.begain m August of last year with dumping ;bpera-tions^. imJ.NeWv. Jersey.,; until .;ihe sorijrecycling'plant isppen.' ,l,^r>.; The article also,,points ,out«the transfer, station ,is -ta.H-fiye^inap operation -while- the incinerator had previously needed 18 Village employees.. .Those previously assigned, to the incinerator .were placed. in vacancies created by retirements .and resignations.
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The Wisconsin Badgers qualified for both the Collegiate Rugby Championship (CRC) and the USA Rugby College 7s National Championships Saturday with a 5-0 championship run at Big Ten 7s in Columbus, Ohio. Wisconsin was dominant on the day, winning every game by at least three scores. For the second year in a row, the Badgers beat Penn State in the final, this time by a final score of 33-14. Pool Play |


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Text Messages Available for Hold Pickups
Effective Monday, January 6, 2014, you can arrange to receive hold pick-up notices by text message. This service is available throughout The Library Network's e-Library service area which includes Royal Oak Public Library. To use this new service, visit My Account in the TLN online catalog. You will need to enter your library card number and PIN number. Click on "Text Message Notification" and then click on "Add phone," choose a phone label and the phone number. Just check mark the Hold Pickup Notice box, save and you're done. Once you opt in it may take 24 hours for the texting to start. Currently only hold notifications are available by text message, but TLN will examine expanding the text messaging service to other types of notices over the coming year. Library staff cannot enter your information to set up the text message notifications, but they can show you how to sign on for this service. Call 248-246-3700 if you have any questions.
1.10 - Mission
The mission of the Royal Oak Public Library is to be an informational, intellectual, cultural and recreational resource for all people; to inspire the spirit, educate the mind, and be a center of community pride.
Adopted: 1/27/98; revised 9/28/99; reaffirmed 10/28/2008, 10/24/2009, reaffirmed 12/6/2011
Royal Oak Public Library Changes Hours and Fines
The Royal Oak Public Library's hours will be changing beginning the first week of June. The new library hours will be: Monday and Wednesday 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM; Tuesday and Thursday 12:00 noon – 9:00 PM; Friday and Saturday 10 AM:00 – 6:00 PM. This is a reduction of four hours - from the current 60 hours a week to 56. Additionally, in June library overdue fines will increase from 15 cents to 25 cents per day. Overdue fines can be avoided by renewing materials online, dropping them off 24/7 at the outside drop boxes, or renewing by phone during library hours at (248) 246-3700. The threshold for a library card being blocked because of outstanding fines will be changed from the current $10 to $5. The Royal Oak Public Library Board of Trustees voted to make these changes now to avoid the potential for more drastic cost saving measures in the future.
1.30 - Royal Oak Public Library Board Ethics
Trustees must promote a high level of library service while observing ethical standards.
- No individual board member shall order or instruct the Director or any staff member to perform any service or duty unless first approved by a majority vote of the Board.
- The parking permit issued by the City of Royal Oak to each trustee should be used only when the trustee is involved in library business.
- Any participation in any local, state or national conference is the financial responsibility of the library trustee.
- A library trustee cannot demand or expect special privileges as regards any of the services of the library.
- A library trustee shall disclose any conflict of interest prior to any deliberation or decision of the Library Board with respect to the matter of the conflict, and shall refrain from participating in any deliberation or decision where the trustee has such a conflict.
Number 1 was adopted 3/14/78.
Numbers 2, 3 and 4 were adopted as "Local Board Policies and Resolutions" 1/27/98
Arts Du Jour: Library Fundraising Opportunity
New venue this year! Arts Du Jour, the Charity Preview Party for Ford Arts, Beats and Eats will be held at the Royal Oak Public Library and the Barbara Hallman Memorial Plaza (the green space south of the Library) on Thursday, August 22 from 6:30 – 10:00 pm. The Library benefits from general admission tickets purchased at the library for this event. Tickets are on sale at the Library's circulation desk for $65 (credit cards are accepted). Ticket holders are entitled to a sampling of food from over 50 restaurants, musical entertainment at two stages, and three cocktail vouchers. Doors open at 6:30 pm. The Library receives 100% of the ticket price as a charitable contribution for tickets purchased at the Library. The Library will be closed at 4:30 pm. Contact Mary Karshner, Library Director, at 248-246-3710, if you have questions. Hope to see you at Arts Du Jour!
Royal Oak Chosen for DIA Inside|Out Program
Six masterpieces from the DIA's collection are coming to Royal Oak this summer. Beginning June 29th, high-quality reproductions of paintings from the Detroit Institute of Arts' collection will find a temporary outdoor home in locations around downtown. Each high-quality reproduction will be in the original size on Lumacore Vinyl mounted in weather proof ornate wood. Programs, both announced in advance and spontaneous, will be held by the Royal Oak Commission for the Arts in conjunction with the DIA. Previous programs in other communities have included docent-led walking and biking tours, musical shows, and talks at local libraries. This year, Inside|Out will feature a high-tech treasure hunt in which players try to locate hidden containers, called geocaches, placed near the reproductions using GPS-enabled devices.
Detroit Zoo - Tickets & More
Through the Detroit Zoo Tickets & More program, ROPL patrons may purchase discounted tickets to the Detroit Zoo, save on zoo memberships, pre-paid parking vouchers and dining. The discounted offers are updated throughout the year.
Dig Into Reading: Summer Reading Program Concludes
Thank you to all who participated in the 2013 Youth Summer Reading Program. Pick up your free book that you earned by being part of Dig Into Reading. The books are available in the Youth Activity Room through August 3.
Butterfly Garden: Call for Volunteers
The Royal Oak Public Library Butterfly Garden needs volunteers to help with maintaining the garden over the spring, summer and fall.
Maintenance Schedule
- Saturday, June 15 (10:00 am - 11:00 am)
- Saturday, June 29 (10:00 am - 11:00 am)
- Saturday, July 13 (10:00 am - 11:00 am)
- Saturday, July 27 (10:00 am - 11:00 am)
- Saturday, September 14 (10:00 am - 11:00 am)
Fall Planting
- Saturday, August 24 (10:00 am - 12:00 pm)
October Garden Cleanup
- Date to be announced
If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Mary Ann DeKane for more information at 248-246-3714.
The Desert Angel: Support Our Troops @ ROPL
Royal Oak Public Library's teens are collecting items to be sent to overseas military service people through the Desert Angel Miracle Box Program. Bring items (or monetary donations to help with the postage) to the library between June 8 and July 18. Join us for a "packing party" at 7:00 pm on Thursday, July 18.
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NEW YORK NURSE: July/August 2008
At its June meeting the NYSNA Board of Directors voted to establish an Election Committee, which will be responsible for reviewing any protests related to association-wide elections.
The committee will consist of five members, with three elected and two appointed. It will meet whenever a protest is filed, either before or after the election. Election of members of the Election Committee will take place during the 2009 association-wide election. If a protest is filed this year, a five-member committee will be appointed by the Board of Directors.
Protests about the conduct of an election must be filed in writing with the Election Committee. A pre-election protest must be filed within 72 hours of a possible election violation and a post-election protest must be filed within 15 days of the announcement of election results.
Generally, protests are filed over improper campaigning activities by candidates for office or irregularities in the conduct of an election. A protest over the 2007 NYSNA election was filed last fall with the U.S. Department of Labor; a judgment is expected soon. Having an internal process for investigating election protests will make it possible for problems to be identified and corrected more quickly.
The committee will investigate each protest and make a judgment as to whether it has merit. If it does, the committee will determine a remedy for the improper election activity. In an extreme case where the outcome of an election was affected by an improper action, the committee may recommend that a rerun election be held.
Members who are not satisfied with decisions of the Election Committee may demand a hearing before an Appeals Committee. This three-member committee is appointed by the NYSNA president and must be impartial. Its decisions are final and binding.