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The branch changed to East Side in fall 1974 and in 1994, the name Vodak was added to the branch name in honor of James F. Vodak (1910-1991), a longtime community leader, ombudsman for senior citizens, and executive director and president of the East Side Chamber of Commerce.
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Why not just get a chromebook? Used laptop on ebay (that works) will run $150-$200. Brand new Chromebook starts at $200: https://play.google.com/store/dev..._acer_c71
Old tech usually isn't worth buying, because obsolete chipsets/motherboards/RAM types are pointless to buy today. If you really want something to install Chrome on, do it because it has better specs than a Chromebook. http://slickdeals.net/f/5900248-Asus-15-6-Laptop-4GB-Memory-500GB-Hard-Drive-Black-720p-LED-3rd-Gen-i3-W8-Free-Ship-370-Bestbuy You may pay less for a used laptop, but it won't have anywhere near the specs of that. Basically, with most used laptops for half the price of this one, you get less than half the computer. |
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The Governor's Blue Ribbon Commission on Mental Health was appointed in May 1996. The Governor's charge to the Commission was to examine the mental health delivery system and the principle of a state/county partnership; the mental health services provided for children, adolescents, adults, and the elderly; and the impact of stigma on community perceptions and current mental health policies.
The Executive Order creating the Commission further directed it to:
Recommend model mental health delivery systems that are effective in an environment that emphasizes managed care, client outcomes, and performance contracting;
Recommend ways the federal, state, and county governments can cooperate to gain fiscal efficiencies and greater service capacity;
Recommend a service system targeted at prevention, early intervention, treatment, recovery, and positive consumer outcomes, and
Commission membership included all key Wisconsin stakeholder groups interested in mental health services for the state's citizens. Members represented public and private service providers, county and state elected officials, consumers (that is, persons who receive mental health services), consumers, family members, advocates, the judicial community, and insurance and hospital groups.
The Commission met monthly from June 1996 until February 1997. It created three committees and several short-term work groups to develop special reports. The Commission sought broad public input from a total of more than 700 persons.
Blue Ribbon Commission work paralleled the Department of Health Services, Long-Term Care Redesign Initiative. The Commission provided input to the department and made a strong commitment to coordinate mental health services with the long-term care initiative. Both initiatives are intended to build upon the foundation of a unified approach to serving persons with various disabilities set in place by Chapter 51.
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When it comes to designers of residential interiors endowed with savoir faire, elegance and livability there are few firms whose names come to mind so immediately as Parish-Hadley Associates. Albert Hadley, with his partner of twenty-five years and fellow Hall of Fame member "Sister" Parish, is responsible for transforming countless rooms of many houses into very personal, highly individual and eminently comfortable spaces. Among the firm's clients are numbered William s. Paley, Brooke Astor and Ann Getty. Parish-Hadley's work for them and for others has granted the firm a status akin to that of an institution.
Hadley recalls his early life in the South as an influence on his interiors. Born in Nashville, Tennessee he is a graduate of the Parsons School of Design in New York and has taught both here and in Paris. Mr. Hadley established his own design firm before joining McMillen Inc. And in 1962, he established his long association with Mrs. Parish.
In 1999 Albert Hadley closed the doors of Parish-Hadley and once again began his own firm, Albert Hadley, Incorporated. Albert Hadley is defined by his keen sense of architectural detail and proportion, his carefully edited decorative schemes, sustained sense of tradition, combined with an inexhaustible curiousity for the new. His goal he says "is to help clients realize more than they thought possible within the framework of their own tastes."
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On Feb. 9 and 19, Washington voters have the opportunity to say who they want their political party to nominate as the commander in chief in the other Washington Washington D.C.
In a few weeks, we may see candidates and campaigns across our communities, Secretary of State Sam Reed said. Participating in the nomination of the next president of the United States is one opportunity voters do not want to miss.
The race is without an incumbent president or former vice president among the choices, the first such primary since 1952. The election marks the states first presidential primary since 2000 and Washington, like many other states, moved its primary date back, making results more relevant on the national scene.
Washingtons 3.2 million and Clallam Countys more than 43,300 registered voters can participate in the nomination of a presidential candidate through the primary vote and through a party caucus vote.
The Democrat caucus votes will determine which Democratic candidate will be the states pick, as the party uses 100 percent of that vote in its tally, effectively excluding primary ballot results, Clallam County Auditor Patty Rosand said. Then the Republican caucus makes up 49 percent of their partys pick from the state, while including primary ballot results to make up the other 51 percent.
Many voters have expressed outrage that votes from the primary ballot have zero effect on the Democratic Partys candidate choice and that only half of the Republican Party primary election votes will be counted for its candidate, which is why caucus organizers are expecting large turnouts in the state this year. The statewide primary ballot is estimated to cost $9.5 million.
Both parties will hold their caucuses at 1 p.m. Feb. 9 in
locations around the county. Caucus organizers said showing up early for party registration and information is a good practice, especially if crowds of voters show.
Voters will be required to take an oath to their party of choice, much like on the primary ballot, and identify a candidate preference or that they are uncommitted at the onset of the caucus. Voters can leave the caucus early but may not be counted in subsequent votes. Additional rules will be read aloud by caucus organizers to ensure all in attendance understand the process.
Voters must be registered in the precinct of the caucus in order to cast a party vote. Those who are registered in a place other than where they currently live can register the day of the caucus in order to place a caucus vote.
The deadline to register to vote on the primary ballot has passed, Rosand said of the Feb. 19 nomination primary. But people can still register to vote in the August state primary or November general election.
Rosand sent primary ballots out to voters Jan. 30. The Crescent School District is the only area with an item to vote on other than the partys presidential pick, a special levy increase.
Voters may participate in both the primary and the caucus system as long as it is on behalf of the same political party. Reed indicated although the political parties will use the primary results differently to allocate delegates to the national nominating conventions, he believes Washingtons presidential primary is meaningful.
Every vote matters because what we are really doing is determining the electability of presidential frontrunners, Reed said. People vote with their hearts and minds. Its chemistry, not arithmetic, that will determine our countrys next chief executive.
While the eyes of the nation may look at Washington the second week of February to see how yet another state would vote for president, the candidates themselves actually vie for delegate votes. The delegates are elected or chosen on a state or local level and assemble at a party convention in August to vote on which party candidate will be the frontrunner at the August primary.
For example, a Democratic candidate who wins 30 percent of the February caucus vote in Washington would get 30 percent of the states delegates. The Republican Party allots delegates in a similar way but includes results from the primary election to distribute delegates to candidates.
Some delegates are elected officials, such as a state senator, while eligible caucus voters generally fill the majority of other delegate positions.
To learn more about the election process or to get a voters pamphlet, visit the Secretary of States Web site, www.secstate.wa.gov/elections.
People can still register to vote in the August state primary or November general election.
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Get started with Cappex to compare the Cazenovia College weather with your hometown!
Create an account now!The Campus Activities Board always has musicians, movies, events, programs, comedians, and other entertainment on campus.
Read MoreSmall choice of entertaining activities around campus. Movies playing every weekend, comedians, game nights, etc. Dances and parties happen frequently.
Read MoreThere is a lake walking distance from any campus building, and the Main Street is full of shops and restaurants. Syracuse isn't far from Cazenovia at all either.
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Read MoreBowling, Movies, walk to the lake, go to the events caz puts on each week, Go get pizza at Caz Pizza.
Read MoreWell it depends on what you like.. Freshmen are not allowed to have cars, unless you're an equine major (which is unfair because obviously a lot of people are not). The town does not have much to offer, or at least in my opinion. Syracuse has things to do, but unless you have some mode of transportation to get you there and back eh hem.. well you know. ( taxis are usually between $75-90 from Syracuse to Caz ONE WAY. You may be lucky and find one for 60 :) )
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Read MoreCazenovia is a small town so there isnt a ton to do, but the campus activity board puts on a lot of events to keep you occupied.
Read MoreThere are many events during the semester that help entertain the students. There are movie weekends and events during the week on campus.
Read MoreSyracuse is located only 20 minutes away from the college and is easily accessible. There is also a mall that is about 15 minutes from the college, and also a shopping center. A van is provided to both of these locations once a week so even incoming freshman can have a chance to leave campus when they can.
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Dr. Paul Stephen Armstrong, 61, of Elizabethtown, died Saturday, July 26, 2008, at his residence.
He was a native of Boyd County and was a member of Memorial United Methodist Church where he taught Sunday school for 18 years in the Asbury Bible Class. He was an officer in the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology and was an OB/GYN at Elizabethtown Physicians for Women for 30 years.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Forrest Davis and Clara Eloise Fisher Armstrong.
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With this lesson, you direct your mind to rise above all Ego thoughts. You give up your resistance to the thoughts of love, allowing God's spirit to heal your life. You place your hope in the abundance in the sustenance of God.
Let not my mind deny the Thought of God. What makes this world seem real except your own denial of the truth that lies beyond? What but your thoughts of misery and death obscure the perfect happiness and the eternal life your Father wills for you? And what could hide what cannot be concealed except illusion? What could keep from you what you already have except your choice to see it not, denying it is there? The Thought of God created you. It left you not, nor have you ever been apart from it an instant. It belongs to you. By it you live. It is your Source of life, holding you one with it, and everything is one with you because it left you not. The Thought of God protects you, cares for you, makes soft your resting place and smooth your way, lighting your mind with happiness and love. Eternity and everlasting life shine in your mind, because the Thought of God has left you not, and still abides with you. Who would deny his safety and his peace, his joy, his healing and his peace of mind, his quiet rest, his calm awakening, if he but recognized where they abide? Would he not instantly prepare to go where they are found, abandoning all else as worthless in comparison with them? And having found them, would he not make sure they stay with him, and he remain with them? Deny not Heaven. It is yours today, but for the asking. Nor need you perceive how great the gift, how changed your mind will be before it comes to you. Ask to receive, and it is given you. Conviction lies within it. Till you welcome it as yours, uncertainty remains. Yet God is fair. Sureness is not required to receive what only your acceptance can bestow. Ask with desire. You need not be sure that you request the only thing you want. But when you have received, you will be sure you have the treasure you have always sought. What would you then exchange for it? What would induce you now to let it fade away from your ecstatic vision? For this sight proves that you have exchanged your blindness for the seeing eyes of Christ; your mind has come to lay aside denial, and accept the Thought of God as your inheritance. Now is all doubting past, the journey's end made certain, and salvation given you. Now is Christ's power in your mind, to heal as you were healed. For now you are among the saviors of the world. Your destiny lies there and nowhere else. Would God consent to let His Son remain forever starved by his denial of the nourishment he needs to live? Abundance dwells in him, and deprivation cannot cut him off from God's sustaining Love and from his home. Practice today in hope. For hope indeed is justified. Your doubts are meaningless, for God is certain. And the Thought of Him is never absent. Sureness must abide within you who are host to Him. This course removes all doubts which you have interposed between Him and your certainty of Him. We count on God, and not upon ourselves, to give us certainty. And in His Name we practice as His Word directs we do. His sureness lies beyond our every doubt. His Love remains beyond our every fear. The Thought of Him is still beyond all dreams and in our minds, according to His Will. Quote of the Day "No matter what the illness or addiction or distorted physical expression, its cause is in the mind, and only there can it be healed. The greatest power we're given, says the Course, is the power to change our mind. Our physical condition does not determine our emotional condition. The experience of peace comes only from the mind. 'Peace of mind,' says A Course in Miracles, 'is clearly an internal matter." — Excerpted from A Return to Love: Reflections on the Principles of A Course in Miracles Published on June 17, 2008


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This one pours a hazy orange-amber color with a bone white head that dissipates leaving just wisps of foam around the glass. The aroma is of tart apples. It has kind of just the one note. The taste is crisp and dry with hints of apple and just a touch of sourness and then a oaky dryness. There is just a touch of bitterness at the finish. There is a nice light effervescence. It is lively and crisp while being creamy. A really great mouthfeel.
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The appearance is bright and bubbly with a fizzing froth. Lots of tangy Apple, pear and cider like tones hit the nose but the flavor is more tangy and a touch less flavorful. Plenty of sprite orchard fruitiness just subdued a little. This is very good, plenty tasty and an easy sweet treat.
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Taste is dry, funky, off sour - lovely saison - barrel Oakey wine notes.
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Lack of sleep may have contributed to a crash that took down a traffic light at a busy, downtown Valparaiso intersection shortly before 3 p.m. Monday afternoon. According to an eyewitness, a woman traveling eastbound on Lincolnway allegedly crashed her car into the light pole on the northwest corner of Lincolnway and Franklin Street across from the Porter County Courthouse. Preliminary witness reports say the woman said she had not slept in three days. Traffic through downtown Valparaiso was affected for much of the afternoon and traffic tipsters reported seeing up to five squad cars on the scene.
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Lance Dickie: Evangelicals take a seat at the table of immigration reform
For most of the past three decades, efforts to get immigration reform through the U.S. Congress have not had a prayer. That all changed on Monday.
Spiritual leaders organized as the Evangelical Immigration Table announced a campaign to revise immigration policy.
The "I Was a Stranger" immigration prayer challenge will use social media to enlist more than 100,000 evangelical churches nationwide and more than 875,000 followers to read one scripture on immigration a day for 40 days.
Just as political leaders in the Democratic and Republican parties are having epiphanies about changing demographics in America, faith communities are seeing their futures and their congregations in those numbers.
Tim King, a spokesman for Sojourners, one of the founding partners of the Evangelical Immigration Table, said the work on immigration reform has been under way for a couple of years.
The response comes with a recognition that neighborhoods and denominations are growing more diverse. One of America's largest evangelical churches, Willow Creek Community Church, in South Barrington, Ill., has a Sunday service in Spanish.
Last June, hundreds of evangelical churches, organizations and community leaders endorsed bipartisan reform that:
Respects the God-given dignity of every person;
Protects the unity of the immediate family;
Respects the rule of law;
Guarantees secure national borders;
Ensures fairness to taxpayers;
Establishes a path toward legal status and/or citizenship for those who qualify and who wish to become permanent residents.
This past November, the organization called on President Obama to pursue reform in the first 92 days of his new administration, a number equal to the references to the Hebrew word for immigrant, ger, throughout the Bible.
Beyond the moral imperative to help those at the mercy of a system that tears apart families and puts workers at risk of exploitation, the campaign provides cover in politically dangerous territory.
The faithful might believe that God judges a nation by how it treats its most vulnerable population, but the political class is worried about re-election.
President Obama tried to raise the topic in 2011, and it went nowhere. U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., already touted as a 2016 presidential prospect, is literally mouthing the same words Obama used two years ago.
The White House has welcomed Rubio's support. Neither Obama nor Rubio has put a plan on paper, but both are grounded in amnesty for 12 million illegal immigrants.
The president is looking at big, omnibus legislation, and Rubio's approach is bits and pieces. U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis., the 2012 GOP vice-presidential candidate, has endorsed Rubio's reforms.
The Latino vote went heavily for Obama, and the Republicans quickly recognized they would be talking to themselves without some recognition that times have changed.
Open the bedside table in a motel. CNN reports copies of the sacred Hindu text, the Bhagavad Gita, are turning up with the Bible and the Book of Mormon.
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I am unable to use my computer because there is no internet. 5his will assist in encouraging visitors. Many of us work on our computer While traveling. Much inconvenience
I loved the quite atmosphere; the view was also beautiful day and night. I would be back again.
Staff were very helpful and friendly. Since there were only a few guests at the time, it was quiet. We took advantage of the use of the bicycles to go into town. Felt safe and the drivers were courteous.
that I only stayed for 2 nights, more would have been insufferable
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Nice, clean place that was value for the money spent. Staff friendly and easy to find due to a lot of navigation signs towards the property!
Very clean room , comfortable , staff is great , and I will go back for another visit.
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good setting if you have a boat and a car
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It offers kayaks and bikes for free
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Wifi was not reaching to our room, so we had to go to the desk for free wifi. Over all an excellent place to stay
i liked the fact this place was off the beaten path, away from the touristy area. staff were wonderful and very helpful. great value for your money, in my opinion.
Nestled in a corner of Grand Bahama Island, this Freeport resort offers access to a white sand beach and provides equipment for a variety of indoor and outdoor activities. Rooms at the Sunrise Resort and Marina are decorated in tropical and ocean colors with views overlooking the water. All come with cable TV and a fridge. Guests can enjoy the outdoor freshwater pool or borrow equipment for an outdoor adventure free of charge. Bicycles, kayaks and snorkeling gear are among the items provided by the resort. There is free Wi-Fi on the property in certain hotspots. The Freeport Sunrise Resort and Marina is less than 5 miles from Grand Bahama International Airport and less than 1.5 miles from Emerald Golf Course. You can rent a car and also arrange airport and harbor shuttle for a fee. We speak your language! Vacation homes: 31 Why use Booking.com?Why use Booking.com?Low ratesNo booking fees • Save money! • Best Price Guaranteed 433,412 properties worldwide
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If you are hoping to do some shopping during your vacation, you might want to check out the local shops near Apalachicola condos. You can find everything from trendy boutiques to art shops in town, depending on your shopping preferences. If you are hoping to spend some time outdoors during your vacation, but didn't bring along enough equipment to your Apalachicola vacation rental, you can check out a shop such as Apalach Outfitters, which sells clothing and fishing equipment.
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Every year the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater recognizes faculty and staff excellence in: teaching, academic advising, scholarly and creative activity, and service to the institution. Faculty and staff are honored for their distinguished contributions to the university community and the many constituencies served by the institution.
UW-Whitewater Awards
Roseman Teaching Award
The W. P. Roseman Excellence in Teaching Award is presented annually to a faculty member in recognition of outstanding teaching and the improvement of student learning.
Outstanding Research Award
The Outstanding Research Award is given annually in recognition of a single faculty member making significant advances to knowledge, technique, or creative expression in her/his professional discipline.
Faculty Service Award
The Faculty Service Award, given annually, recognizes a faculty member for outstanding service to the University.
University Faculty/Staff Advising Award
Initiated in 2003, the University Advising Award recognizes a faculty or academic staff member who has demonstrated excellence in the academic advising of students.
Everett Long Award for the Advancement of General Education
The Everett Long Award for the Advancement of General Education is awarded biennially (in even-numbered years) to a faculty member who has been vital in advancing the centrality of general education.
Academic Staff Excellence Awards
Two academic staff members are honored each year - one from the instructional/teaching ranks and one from non-instructional ranks - for their contributions to the University.
Award Schedule and Process
Below is the annual schedule for the university-wide awards process. The schedule is designed to allow for adequate time to prepare and review application materials and organize the annual Recognition Reception.
Note: All award nominees are required to complete and submit digitally a Recognition Reception Nominee Summary Form no later than March 1.
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Roseman Teaching Award | Dec 1 | Dec 23 | Jan 25 | March 1 | Associate Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs |
Outstanding Research Award | Dec 1 | Dec 23 | Jan 25 | March 1 | Associate Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs |
Faculty Service Award | Dec 1 | Dec 23 | Jan 25 | Feb 15 | Chair, Faculty Senate |
University Faculty/Staff Academic Advising Award | Dec 1 | Dec 23 | Jan 25 | Feb 15 | Bob Mertens, Associate Dean, College of Arts and Communications |
Everett Long Award for Advancement of General Education | Dec 1 | Dec 23 | Jan 25 | Feb 15 | Liz Hachten, Assistant Dean, College of Letters and Sciences |
Academic Staff Excellence Awards | Dec 1 | Dec 23 | Jan 25 | Feb 15 | Denise Ehlen, Chair, Academic Staff Assembly |
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- All award nominees must submit a Recognition Reception Nominee Summary Form (completed and submitted digitally by March 1).
- Decisions on all awards (made by selection committees) are due to the Office of the Associate Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs no later than March 31.
- Faculty and Academic Staff Nominations Reception - April 22, 2014
- Nominees notified as to results - approximately end of April
- Faculty/Staff Recognition Dinner - May 15, 2014
- Award winners announced through "UW-Whitewater This Week" - approximately May 5, 2014


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Still working on this name... is it better? Worse? Suggestions....little overwhelmed
We have been working on this name for almost 8 months now and its been a little frustrating. I thought we came up with a perfect name but we had a name berries thumbs down from most.
Lydia is a name that is a family name that I want to use to honor my grandmother.It is rising fast in popularity here even though we really like the name. Its also close to Livia, the name we call one of our daughters Olivia. So we want it in the name but not to use it.
Adalia / Adeliah is a name I love and is more unusual. I want to use both Lydia and Adalia but they don't seem to work very well together. Our plan was to call her Adalia/Adeliah or Addie for short.
We do not mind double middle names as some on here do. Anyway the names our in first comment box...Thanks for your help or any suggestions.
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Adelia is a pretty name but she is similar to Lydia I also feel that Adelia Lydia runs together, in a strange incoherent way. I think if you had a middle name sandwiched between Adelia and Lydia it would make the combination work.
Adelia Elisabeth Lydia
Adelia Juliet Lydia
Adelia Katherine Lydia
Adelia Florence Lydia
Adelia Eleanor Lydia
Adelia Miriam Lydia
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Four juniors at the University of Dayton will be taking a trip down under thanks to "The Ellen Degeneres Show."
Degeneres' producers came to town Thursday to "hide" two tickets to Australia. Clues were sent online via @TheEllenShow on twitter to help viewers find them.
The men who won said there is no way they're splitting up — the other two will buy tickets and also go.
"We went out at 1 a.m. to go look around and get better acquainted with the city," said Bryan Demyan, 21, who is from Pittsburgh, Pa. They went out again around 11 a.m. as they waited on the clues to be issued.
"The web cam gave it away," said John Thompson, 21, also from Pittsburgh. The tickets were hidden in the parking lot of the Dayton Marriott, 1414 S Patterson Blvd.
The segment of the winners collecting their tickets from the Ellen staff in Dayton could possibly air on the upcoming Monday show.
Tim Carroll, 21, of Chicago and Nate Hauge, 21, of Columbus are the other two men planning to take the trip. The four are roommates at UD.
They said they recognized the location and drove there, but got out of their car about 500 yards away and sprinted, hollering the entire way.
>>See the video of their win here<<
"We wouldn't have made it if we hadn't run," Demyan said.
The four have not decided when they will take a trip to Australia but said they have a window of time for which they can use the tickets.
When it is summertime in the United States, it is winter in Australia. That may factor in to when they go, they said.
The tickets are provided by Swisse, an Australian wellness company. The airline is Qantas.
Degeneres will be filming her show in Australia sometime this month.
The show is still giving tickets away online at www.ellentv.com/page/2013/01/09/swisse.
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Press ReleaseGulf State Park to Host Junior Golf ClinicMay 30, 2012 Gulf State Park will host a junior golf clinic open to ages 12-18 on June 12-14, 2012. This three-day clinic includes two days of instruction followed by a round of course play on the third day. Participants will be divided into two groups: ages 12-15 and 16-18. Lunch will be provided for the participants and certificates will be presented to those who complete the three-day clinic. In case of bad weather, an alternate schedule will be developed that allows participants to complete the clinic during the same week it is started. The registration fee is $50. To register call "The Refuge" pro shop at (251) 948-7726. There are only 50 spots available, so register today!
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- 1The substance or general meaning of a speech or text: it was hard to get the gist of Pedro's talkMore example sentences
- The minutiae of meetings remains private, but the general gist is that it was a problem and it has been addressed.
- The general gist of the plots are all protagonists love and lose out.
- I can remember the general gist of them, but nothing specific.
- 2 Law The real point of an action: damage is the gist of the action and without it the plaintiff must failMore example sentences
- The gist of the tort of unlawful interference is the intentional infliction of economic harm.
- Where damage is the gist of the action, as in negligence, the claimant must prove actual loss.
- The substance of the libel is true: the question is whether what is stated inaccurately is of the gist of the libel.
early 18th century: from Old French, third person singular present tense of gesir 'to lie', from Latin jacere. The Anglo-French legal phrase cest action gist 'this action lies' denoted that there were sufficient grounds to proceed; gist was adopted into English denoting the grounds themselves (sense 2).
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Thinking 'out of the box' is often required when it comes to finding your ancestors in genealogical indexes and records. Many genealogists, both beginner and advanced, fail in the quest for their ancestors because they don't take the time to search for anything other than the obvious spelling variants. Don't let that happen to you! Get inspired when searching for alternative surname spellings with these ten tips.
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Sound out the surname and then try to spell it phonetically. Ask friends and relatives to do the same, as different people may come up with different possibilities. Children are especially good at providing you with unbiased opinions since they tend to spell phonetically anyway. Use the Phonetic Substitutes Table at FamilySearch as a guide.Example: BEHLE, BAILEY
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Staff Pick In the first hundred pages of The Sunflower, Holocaust survivor Simon Wiesenthal recounts his encounter with a dying German soldier who asked to speak with "a Jew" in order to seek forgiveness. Wiesenthal then invites everyone into the discussion, throwing open his personal experience for judgment in a series of short essays offered by philosophers, theologians, scholars, and religious leaders who offer their thoughts on what Wiesenthal should or could have done. More than a memoir, this is a deep exploration of the very idea of forgiveness. I read it over a decade ago, and it's still with me. Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:While imprisoned in a Nazi concentration camp, Simon Wiesenthal was taken one day from his work detail to the bedside of a dying member of the SS. Haunted by the crimes in which he had participated, the soldier wanted to confess to — and obtain absolution from — a Jew. Faced with the choice between compassion and justice, silence and truth, Wiesenthal said nothing. But even years after the war had ended, he wondered: Had he done the right thing? What would you have done in his place?
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It is with a certain amount of reservation that I initiate Guide-Posts, a new blog that I will maintain as part of the Library Technology Guides website. GuidePosts will attempt to provide additional background and perspective regarding the companies and products in the field of library automation. One key premise of Library Technology Guides involves its role as an objective source of information. As I write on this blog, I will be careful to make it clear when Im offering an opinion.
Yet, its also clear to me that the next step in the development of Library Technology Guides involves adding more opportunities for dialogue with its readers. A blog is just that. I hope that readers will take the time to contribute their ideas as comments on the blog. The addition of the blog is just one of the new features of the Web site that will be implemented over the next few weeks.
This venue will also allow me to point out important events in the library automation industry as they happen. I write for print publications that provide me the opportunity to write more detailed expositions on these events, but with a significant lead time before publication. GuidePosts will be very short essays that provide my perspective on events in the field of library automation as they are announced.
I will continue to author the Systems Librarian column in Computers in Libraries magazine and contribute to Smart Libraries Newsletter published by ALA TechSource. Both of those publications allow me to re-publish me writing on this Web site 90 days after print publication.
Whats in a name? Ive never been great at coming up with clever names. When I created this Web site back in December 1999, I chose the name Library Technology Guides as my best attempt to convey the focus on helping readers navigate through a broad set of topics related to technologies used in libraries. To explain the obvious, Guide-Posts plays off that name. Again, not especially clever, but the obvious choice.
Also, be careful not to confuse this blog with the Industry News section of Library Technology Guides. That section consists of press announcements issued by the companies involved in the library automation business. I create an abstract for each of these announcementsusually just the initial paragraph of the announcement with the some of the alliteration toned down. This portion of Library Technology Guides presents developments in the field from the vendor perspective.
In rolling out this blog, Ive also taken the opportunity to develop the underlying software. Ive attempted to bring in the features standard in other blog environments such as the ability for readers to post comments, to organize postings by thread, to automatically archive and categorize posts and their corresponding comments, as well as syndication through RSS.
I look forward to an ongoing conversation with the readers of Library Technology Guides through this new blog component of the site. You will need to register to enter comments on GuidePosts entries. While comments will will not be posted automatically, I will attempt to review and publish them quickly.
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Excellent! I, for one, look forward to reading those *opinions* alongside the objective information you already provide...
Paul Miller Jul 24, 2007 12:18:21
I am in the process of becoming a librarian. My current assignment is to find library technology resources on the web that I think will be useful when I am actually a librarian. This is going to be a great resource to find out about automation choices without having to wade through the hype.
We also have to blog for our current class so I can understand your feelings on the subject. Good Luck!
Tressy Hart Jul 26, 2007 19:10:00
I've been attempting to keep tabs on library automation companies and trends for a while. Specifically my job entails looking at automation options for school libraries in my region; I've also started my own tracking database for keeping up with various items. I'm glad to know I'm not alone!
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