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Company members from A Christmas Story, The Musical, which played a limited engagement at Broadway's Lunt-Fontanne Theatre this past season, will reunite for an appearance on the June 9 Tony Awards telecast.
Cast members who will travel from various parts of the world include Dan Lauria from Los Angeles, Johnny Rabe from Chicago, Caroline O'Connor from Australia and four-foot tap-dancing whiz kid, Luke Spring, from Ashburn, VA.
"We were all thrilled when we received our three Tony nominations earlier this month and we are very excited to be a part of the big telecast on CBS on June 9th," said producer Gerald Goehring in a statement. "Of course we can't say just yet what we will perform at Radio City next month. But I can tell you that our A Christmas Story, The Musical family is thrilled to be together again for The Tony Awards. One of our ensemble members is even flying out of Alaska to be a part of Broadway's big night!"
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Volume 8, Issue 9
September 20 – Deadline to register entries for Perry Harvest Fair
September 30 – Project Records due at the county office
September 30 – Treasurer Report due at the office
October 4 – Drop off Perry Harvest Fair entries at the fair between 3:00 p.m. and 4:30 p.m.
October 5 – Perry Harvest Fair, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
October 5 – Pick-up fair exhibits, 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
October 14 – Columbus Day – office closed
October 26 – 4-H at Tractor Supply Company (TSC) Grand Opening in Calais
The Pembroke Farm and Horse Fair was held on August 24th. Volunteer Jane Bell shared that the DRMM 4-H Club's display at the fair offered information on Eohippus, the first horse. Co-leader, Nancy Curtis, demonstrated pole bending and jumping on Cassie. "A good time was had by all."
Saturday, October 5th is the date for this year's Perry Harvest Fair. Premiums, honorariums, ribbons and t-shirts will be available for members who enter individual exhibits. Premiums in larger amounts will also be awarded to the club exhibits.
The Perry Harvest Fair 4-H Exhibit Information is below:
Perry Harvest Fair
Community Building, Route 1, Perry, Maine
October 5, 2013
9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
4-H Exhibit Information
Exhibit Rules:
1. Individual 4-H member exhibit entries are open to all enrolled 4-H members ages 5 to 19. 4-H members ages 5 to 8 are considered Cloverbuds. 4-H Cloverbuds may submit entries for non-competitive display to the exhibition hall. 4-H members ages 9 to 19 may submit entries for Danish system judging.
2. Each Washington County 4-H Club is encouraged to have a club exhibit/display at the fair. This display, which should fit on a 4' x 4' table space, can feature projects from the 2012-2013 club year, or can be a general display about your club. All aspects of your club display should be new from this current 4-H year (October 2012 to September 2013). If your club chooses to do so, the theme from the 2013 Blue Hill Fair may be used in your display: "Celebrate 4-H, 100 Years of 4-H in Maine." Please read and review the Point System for judging the club displays (page 2). Points have been lost on wonderful displays in the past because details were missed. First place will receive $15. All other clubs will receive $10. Only one club exhibit per club is allowed.
3. Individual 4-H'ers may exhibit items produced and/or prepared by him/her during the current 4-H year. No kits will be accepted, except in the mechanical sciences/robotics category for projects involving models.
4. Members may enter 2 exhibits in any given project area, but they should be in different media or forms (examples: vegetable garden –- enter two types of vegetables; sewing –- one apron and one pillow; art – a watercolor and a drawing, but not two watercolors). Please keep in mind that quality is being judged, not quantity. A maximum of three individual exhibits per 4-H member will be accepted.
5. Please call in your entries to the office by Friday, September 20, 2013 so that we can reserve sufficient space at the fair. Call the Washington County Extension office at 1.800.287.1542 or 207.255.3345.
6. Each entry must have a completed 4-H Exhibit/Judging Card and Life Skills Card securely attached to it. Cards should be obtained from the Extension office before the fair. We are happy to send them out to you when you call or email us and let us know how many you need. Attach the card with string only (no tape please). The cards must be filled out neatly by the 4-H member *before entering the item for competition.
Notice to Leader or Parent: Any special circumstances should be noted with a sticky note explanation attached to the Exhibit Card.
7. The fair will afford the best protection possible for project exhibits. However, the University of Maine Cooperative Extension and the Perry Harvest Fair distinctly disclaim any liability for loss or damage to exhibits. There is no security.
8. Hall Exhibits will be accepted on October 4th, between 3:00 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. ONLY. Entries will not be accepted for judging at any other time on October 4th or 5th. Items not submitted during this time period will not be considered for premiums or Cloverbud honorariums. If you are unable to deliver the exhibits at this time, but would like to bring them to the Extension office prior to October 3rd, all efforts will be made to get them to the fair for judging. This will be based on a first-come, first-served basis, so please contact the office ahead of time if you choose this option.
9. Judging will be done on the "modified Danish system." (See below for more information.) Each worthy exhibit will be awarded a ribbon and premium based on how well it displays the appropriate skills for a member's age and skill level, with the exception of Cloverbuds. Cloverbuds will receive a participation ribbon for every item they exhibit in the Exhibition Hall, and one honorarium for their overall participation (thus, if a Cloverbud enters 2 exhibits, he/she will receive 2 ribbons and one honorarium). Cloverbuds will not be included in the judging process, but will receive positive comments on their exhibit cards.
10. Exhibits must be taken from the 4-H Hall between 3:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 5th. If you would like a 4-H staffer to bring your exhibits back to the Extension office in Machias, please let us know beforehand.
Point System for Judging Club Displays:
Club displays will be judged on the following qualities:
*Exhibit Theme – Does exhibit express ONE idea and carry it out? 20 points
*Exhibit Title – A good catchy title helps. It should be prominently placed with the largest lettering of the entire exhibit. 15 points
*Lettering – Quality and size of all lettering. 15 points
*Originality – Was imagination used? Appropriate color and/or motion used? Was it interactive, informative, and/or novel? 25 points
*Size of Articles on Display – Can objects be recognized at a distance of 6 feet? 15 points
*4-H Exhibit & Judging Card & Life Skills Wheel – Were the official cards attached and filled out? 10 points
Tie breaker:
*4-H Experience 10 points
Displays will also be judged on how well they exemplify the 4-H Experience (activities, actions and principles of the Life Skills Model such as: nurturing relationships, communication, keeping records, community service, problem solving, healthy lifestyle choices, self-responsibility, marketable skills, community service, etc.). The points earned from this category will only be used in the case of a tie.
Guidelines Upon Which Individual Exhibits Will Be Judged:
Judging is done on what we call the "modified Danish system," which means we may award a blue ribbon, or red or white, to as many exhibits as seem worthy, based on the judges' understanding of what may be expected from a member of a particular age and years of experience in the project, and on how well the exhibit follows the fair rules. The 4-H members are not competing against one another, but rather are judged on how well they achieve their potential for their age and experience, and on how well they follow the 4-H rules.
The judges' goal is to be as positive, affirming and constructive as possible while holding exhibitors to the fair rules and the tradition of 4-H to "make the best better." We make the best better by encouragement — by complimenting aspects of the exhibit that are well done and constructively suggesting ways it might be improved.
Judges' comments will be written on the exhibit card. A blue ribbon deserves at least one specific, positive comment. A red ribbon deserves one constructive suggestion as well as at least one positive comment. A white ribbon deserves two constructive suggestions as well as one positive comment. We encourage judges to be specific: "Your stitching is very even," "Your design is very creative," and "Your printing is legible and clear" are more helpful than a simple "well done." Judges must find something to comment positively on before writing suggestions such as, "This could be improved by tightening the stitches/wiping off the excess glue" or whatever it would need to receive a blue ribbon.
The judges may mark the award down one ribbon if the exhibit card is not complete. This action will be explained in a comment.
Recognition For Cloverbuds: There will be only specific, positive comments on their exhibit cards. At this young age, we want youth to receive positive feedback to encourage future participation and build self-esteem. Each Cloverbud will receive a dollar coin honorarium for their participation and a green ribbon for each entry.
Recognition For 9- to 19-year-old 4-H members: Ribbons and premiums will be as follows:
Blue Ribbon/First Place — $5
Red Ribbon/Second Place — $3
White Ribbon/Third Place — $1
Project Areas/Categories for Individual Exhibits:
Animal Care: Any item made about an animal (ex: photo, story); any item made for an animal (ex: tack box); or any animal product (ex: 6 clean eggs, a sheepskin vest).
Art: Any original drawing or painting, suitable for hanging. Any medium or mixed media may be used. Should be framed, matted, or mounted on posterboard and fitted with hangers.
Citizenship and Community Service: Display or 14 x 22 inch poster illustrating a member's community service project; or the importance of voting (for example); or a collection of historic or related items; or four photos that tell a story, with individual labels.
Conservation and Natural Resources: Mounted drawings or photos that tell a story illustrating conservation issues; recycling – a labeled display or model illustrating the concept; or an item made from something found in nature (ex: log made into birdhouse or bench).
Crafts: Basketry; candle/soap making; ceramics and pottery; decorative/tole painting; fabric painting; felt crafts; glass etching; holiday crafts; jewelry; macramé; papier mache; or any other craft approved by your leader or adviser.
Fiber Arts: Crocheted item, felted item, knitted item, rug, spinning, or weaving.
Food and Nutrition: Specific food item – any nonperishable food item such as bread, bars, brownies or cookies made entirely from scratch by the 4-H member.
Food Preservation: Canned – Beginner: 1 jar of either vegetable, fruit, jam, jelly, pickles, or conserves. Intermediate: 3 jars, each different produce. Advanced: 5 jars, each different produce. Note: Low acid foods must be pressure-canned. Dried – Beginner: 1 sample of dried fruit, vegetable, or meat (can be smoked). Intermediate: 3 samples of dried food. Advanced: 5 samples of dried food.
Forestry and Forest Conservation: Six mounted photographs of forestry practices; a collection related to forestry or forest conservation (beginner: collection of leaves, needles, or twigs of at least 10 different species labeled with common names; intermediate: collection of 10 seeds of different species labeled with common names; advanced: collection of 4 disease-, insect-, or animal-damaged specimens); or display of some phase of industrial forestry.
Mechanical Sciences/Robotics: Rocketry, space, or airplane models made by the 4-H member; an electrical project, such as lamp-making or wiring; a welding project; or a robotics project.
Photography: A) Single photo, black and white or color, of high quality, illustrating techniques of photography (good lighting, "rule of thirds," composition, contrast, special effects), enlarged to a 5×7-inch or 8×10-inch print. Panoramas are also acceptable. B) Photo story using 3 to 6 photos (at least 3×5-inch) showing a "how-to" sequence or "before and after" scenes. All photo exhibits should be mounted on mat or poster board to complement the photo and be ready for hanging. This work should be completed by the 4-H member.
Plant Science and Crops: Displays of specific vegetables, crops, fruits – berries or grains, 1 pint; small vine crops such as peas or beans, 10 specimens; large vine crops such as cucumbers, pumpkins, or squash, 1 specimen; root crops such as potatoes or carrots, 3 specimens; vegetables grown in heads such as cabbage and broccoli, 1 specimen; other vegetables such as corn, tomatoes, or peppers, 3 specimens; forage crops. Flower gardening and house plants – garden flowers; potted houseplants; or potted herbs. Note: Please write the variety on the display card.
Sewing and Needlecrafts: Any item of clothing sewn completely by the 4-H member; any household item sewn by same; any other item sewn by the member; any embroidered item made by the 4-H member; or any quilted item made by the 4-H member.
Veterinary Science: A poster displaying the parts of an animal, normal vital signs, diseases, plants that are poisonous to the animal, genetics, and/or nutrition for the animal.
Wildlife: A display of 6 labeled sketches or photos of wildlife that the 4-H member studied; casts of animal tracks that the member made; items the member made for wildlife use (birdhouses, feeding stations, etc.); or a labeled display of collected items.
Woodworking: A project built from wood (suggestions: beginner – bookends or rack, napkin-, key-, letter-, bag-, or broom-holder, birdhouse, cutting board, picture frame, bootjack, or stilts; intermediate – toolbox, footstool, bench, candleholder, game, spice rack, tie rack, or telephone shelf; advanced – gun rack, toys, garage creeper, shoeshine kit, knife rack, or equivalent); or a woodcarving project; or a detailed woodworking plan.
Writing: A collection of poems; a short story; a journal; or an illustrated story. Entries should be neatly presented, and if not typed, should be printed legibly.
* Creativity Unlimited *: Any exhibit made entirely by the 4-H'er during the current 4-H year that is not covered under another project category in these rules. The exhibit project must have the approval of the 4-H'er's leader or project advisor.
Project Records are due by September 30th! You don't have to wait until then to submit them, though. We will gladly accept them anytime in September. Also, remember to review your project records (or exchange records with a friend) to check for omissions or errors – many points are lost by members who forget to fill in all the fields! Good luck to you all!
The 4-H year officially ends on September 30th. Please, finalize your club treasurer's report and send or bring to the office. We will make a photo copy of it and give to the auditors. A report will be sent to you as soon as possible.
Thank you for complying with this mandate from the University.
We are pleased to announce that there is a new Tractor Supply Company store opening in Calais! As 4-H and TSC have had a longstanding national partnership, there have been many 4-H clubs and programs that have benefited from the fundraising TSC helps to promote such as the Paper Clover promotion. On Saturday, October 26th, TSC will be hosing their Grand Opening. We have been invited to be part of the celebration – and have been welcomed to have tables, displays, animal demonstrations, 4-H awareness materials and fundraising! If you and your club would like to show an animal or host a bake sale table or hotdog stand, or you have another idea to add to the celebration, please contact Nicole in the Machias office at 207.255.3345.
Greetings! As you make plans for your 4-H clubs this coming school year, please take a moment to consider a visit to the University of Maine! I am working on compiling a list of experiences for 4-H youth in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math areas. In the meantime, remember you can get in touch with me to match a UMaine offering to the needs of your youth.
Some example offerings include:
While many of these experiences are at the University of Maine campus in Orono, we also have faculty and graduate students willing to travel to YOUR location!
As always, if you have youth interested in a topic that is not on this short list, please let me know and I'll see what I can arrange specially for you! In 2013/2014, we also will have some special offerings… including an opportunity to connect with a researcher on an Arctic climate change research trip, and opportunities to spend a Saturday exploring a science topic at UMaine. Details on these will be shared as soon as the programs are set.
Keep in touch,
Laura Wilson
University of Maine Cooperative Extension
4-H Science Professional – UMaine 4-H Science
103C Libby Hall, Orono, Maine
207.581.2971; mobile: 207.949.2167
The New England 4-H Dog Program Poster Contest
Open to all 4-H member 5 through 18 years of age, as of January 1 of the current year, who are enrolled in the 4-H Dog Care and Training project. Visit the website for information. Page 12 has the contest rules. If unable to open this page; contact Donna Flint at 207.324.2814 or by email at: firstname.lastname@example.com.
The New England 4-H Beef Poster, Ad or Logo Contest
Are you too young or otherwise unable to attend the Big E? This is your chance to promote your beef project. For rules and registration information, go to the website. Look for pages 14 and 15 for complete information. If unable to open this page; contact Donna Flint at 207.324.2814 or by email at: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Cumberland Fair 4-H Dog Show
The Cumberland Fair 4-H Dog Show, will be held Friday, September 27, 2013 at 3:30 P.M. at the Livestock Arena, Cumberland Fairgrounds, 197 Blanchard Road, Cumberland, Maine.
The 4-H Dog show will include Showmanship (Novice – Advanced), Obedience (Pre-Novice – Advanced Graduate Novice), and a fun obstacle course. This show is open to 4-H youth ages 9 – 18 enrolled in the 4-H Dog Project in any Maine county. Dog show entry forms are due to the 4-H Show Representative Sara Conant by Monday September 9, 2013. For more information and registration form please visit the website.
AFUM Scholarship
The Associated Faculty of the University of Maine offers three $300 scholarships. These scholarships are available to both volunteers or youth who are students attending a University of Maine System campus. Deadline for applications is September 13th. Applications available by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Beef Heifer Project
The New England Galloway Group is announcing their annual Heifer Project, which places a Belted Galloway heifer calf with a deserving youth recipient to allow for a hands-on education in beef cattle rearing and showmanship and to develop a love of the breed. The youth selected to receive a heifer is expected to return the first heifer calf back to the program so it will continue each year. If you are interested in applying for this program, you can download the application at the website; the application deadline is December 31, 2013.
Robotics Expo
You're invited to join us for a day of fun with robotics and science on Saturday, October 19, 2013, at the University of Southern Maine, Gorham campus. The event is open to any youth, ages 5-18, participating in or interested in 4-H robotics program. Prior robotics experience is not needed to attend. In the morning, individuals and teams will have the opportunity to share their ideas and creations with judges and other participants in a non-competitive 'science fair' format. During the day, youth participate in a workshop and in an on-site challenge event. Pre-registration is required.
For more information, please visit the website or contact Sarah Sparks, 1.800.287.1458 or email@example.com if you have any questions.
Get Ready for 4-H Maps & Apps
4-H National Headquarters and National 4-H Council are pleased to reveal the National Science Experiment for the 2013 4-H National Youth Science Day. 4-H Maps & Apps will introduce youth to the power of geospatial technologies and their unique ability to help us understand and improve our communities.
Developed by Colorado State University Extension, this exciting activity will engage young people in ways to improve our environment with the help of geographic information systems (GIS) and global positioning systems (GPS).
The experiment will test the ability of young people to:
- Use geospatial skills to create the ideal neighborhood park
- Become a community planner by using maps and layers to investigate and solve real-world problems
- Contribute data about their community to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) The National Map, through The National Map Corps project.
Save the Date!
This annual youth science event will be held on Wednesday, October 9, 2013, and will bring 4-H'ers together from all around the nation to complete this single, innovative activity. Participation in 4-H National Youth Science Day is meant to help spark an early passion for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) education and to encourage young people to consider these paths of study and future careers.
To download the 2013 National Science Experiment Youth and Facilitator Guides as well as other key resources, visit the 4-H National Youth Science Day website.
4-H Animal Science Committees
Maine's Animal Science Committees are comprised of 4-H volunteers who work with Extension staff to develop an educational plan for youth in animal programs statewide. Committees plan various educational programs and events available to youth in animal projects throughout the year. One program that volunteers coordinate is the Eastern States program. Volunteers coordinate the teams that represent Maine at the Big E each year in September. There are seven Animal Science Committees, dairy, beef, horse, sheep, dairy goat, dog, and working steer that are looking for volunteers to join their committees. You can learn more about the committees and the application process to join at the website. For more information please contact Michaele Bailey at firstname.lastname@example.com, 207.581.3872 or Donna Flint at email@example.com, 207.324.2814.
The Big E Bus
There will be two busses are going down to the Big E on Maine Day again this year, Saturday September 28. You and your family can spend the day at the Big E in West Springfield, Massachusetts taking in the fair and cheering on our Eastern States Animal Science teams. Please contact Jessy Brainerd for more information and to reserve a seat on the bus, at firstname.lastname@example.com or 207.581.3877. This trip is sponsored by the Maine Trustees to Eastern States.
Maine 4-H Days – Another Great Year
In early 2014, planning will start for next year's Maine 4-H Days. If you are interested in joining the Maine 4-H Days Planning Committee, or have general questions/comments/recommendations about the event, please email email@example.com, or call 207.581.3877.
Celebrating 100 Years of 4-H in Maine
2013 marks the 100th birthday of 4-H in Maine, and we want YOU to celebrate with us!
Check with your local county office to find activities in your neck of the wood, and plan on coming to the party at Maine 4-H Days this year; there will be cake, ice cream, a chance to look back on all that we've accomplished, as well as a chance to look forward and see what's in the works! Please check out our special Celebrating 100 Years in Maine website – we are also encouraging all of you to consider giving financially to the 4-H Foundation as we work to raise $100,000 in 2013 to support the 4-H program.
Happy 100 years Maine 4-H, and here's to many more!
Eastern States Exposition, New England Center Program
Calling all 4-H youth, ages 11 and up, along with volunteers who have an interest in showcasing the many interests and talents of Maine 4-H… we want you! Join the group of dedicated performers and demonstrators as we share our love for 4-H with the fairgoers at The Big E in West Springfield, Mass, the 3rd weekend in September. It's an experience you will not soon forget.
Maine 4-H participates with displays and demonstrations in the New England Center, which also houses creative arts competitions, and daily stage performances. Working in teams of two at stations called "pods", youth demonstrate 4-H projects this year will be focused on Robotics and Engineering. Youth also have the opportunity to participate in stage performances, which consist of planned presentations using costumes and other props, as needed. All projects and demonstrations will be centered on a science theme. Please call the UMaine Cooperative Extension Office in Oxford County at 207.743.6329 or 1.800.287.1482 (in Maine) for specific details and for the team application. Space is limited, and will be filled on a first-come, first served basis. Sign up now as a small group with other teens. Students will stay in the dorm; meals and transportation will be provided. 4-Hers participating in the New England Center Program are eligible to apply for the Morris Scholarship.
2013 Morris Scholarship for Eastern States Participants
Congratulations to Maddy G., winner of the 2013 Morris Scholarship. Maddy is a member of the Eastern States Dairy Team and the All Star Dairy Club in Cumberland County. The Morris Scholarship is awarded every other year to a member of one of the Eastern States Animal Science teams. All the best Maddy.
Maine Fair Season Insurance
Maine fair season will soon be upon us! Most Maine fairs now require proof of insurance in order to exhibit livestock at their fairs. Proof of insurance usually is requested for individuals including the exhibitor (4-H member), owner of the animal, and anyone who may be responsible for maintaining the animal at the event (e.g. parents or volunteers). Some fairs no longer allow homeowner insurance policies. Please check your specific fair to see what they accept. Most fairs do accept the Maine Association of Livestock Exhibitors (MALE) Insurance. Below is the information for the MALE insurance.
MALE annual membership renewal is in June. Last year's membership ended on June 30. A benefit of being a member of this association includes liability insurance at specific events, including Maine fairs. Please refer to the events that it does cover for the state. Also, as a clarification, as of July 1,2011, this insurance is a display and exhibitors policy; therefore the following activities are not covered: equine racing, trotting, barrel racing, steeplechase, rodeos, and team penning. Any and all ox, steer, pony and horse rides, wagon, sleigh, and hay rides and dog and sheep dog activities. More information is available at the website.
Celebrating 100 Years in Maine with 100 4-H Geocaches!
WHAT: Several 4-H clubs around the state are already preparing for 4-H National Youth Science Day and getting 4-H families excited about the world of Geospatial technology.
HOW: Clubs in Washington and Penboscot counties have launched geocaches at the club and/or county level. They have already hidden more than 10 geocaches! There is even a 4-H geocache hidden at the University of Maine. This is a fun way for our youth to explore Geospatial science and technology, as well as experience being part of a statewide collaborative! We do have resources available to help in our 4-H Science Geospatial Toolkits at the website.
WHY: It would be great for Maine 4-H to create 100 geocaches to celebrate 100 years of 4-H in Maine! These could be for one time use with a club or designed for more frequent use. Would you like your family or 4-H club to be involved?
FOR MORE INFORMATION: Check with your county office to see what is happen at the local level or connect with Sarah Sparks at firstname.lastname@example.com or 207.353.5550 or 1.800.287.1458.
Fruit Pizza
3 cups biscuit mix
1/2 cup sugar
1 egg well beaten
1/4 cup water
1 teaspoon vanilla
Stir together the mix and sugar. Combine the egg, water and vanilla. Stir the liquid mixture into the dry ingredients until well blended. Press dough onto lightly greased cookie sheet. Bake at 350 F for 10 to 15 minutes or until light brown on the edges. Cool.
Spread with vanilla pudding or 8 ounces softened cream cheese. Top with sliced fresh or drained canned fruit.
UMaine Extension
Image Description: 4-Hers at the Pembroke Farm and Horse Fair
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The Enquirer's top boss has told CityBeat that her connection to a major real estate development group was "overlooked" in a lengthy, front-page article about the organization that was published April 15.
Publisher Margaret Buchanan wrote in response to an email that she didn't influence the preparation, editing or placement of an article about the Cincinnati Center City Development Corp. (3CDC). Buchanan sits on 3CDC's executive committee, and is in charge of overseeing publicity and marketing efforts for the organization.
The Enquirer published a 1,900 word-plus article about 3CDC, lauding the group for its efforts to redevelop Over-the-Rhine despite the economic downturn. Buchanan's role with 3CDC wasn't mentioned, but she told CityBeat it has been disclosed in past articles and will be done again in the future.
Buchanan's response was sent the same day that CityBeat published a column criticizing the lack of disclosure, and questioning whether her role violates The Gannett Co.'s ethical guidelines for news-gathering.
Here's the full text of Buchanan's response:
Over several years, The Cincinnati Enquirer has fully covered the pro's and con's (sic) of 3CDC's development efforts in Over-the-Rhine for our readers and we are very proud of that coverage.
As publisher, I sit on 3CDC's executive committee — and did not influence any of the reporting on this issue. Our editor is completely responsible for all editorial decisions. Typically my participation on this committee is disclosed, although it was overlooked for the article that ran on Sunday, April 15. It will continue to be disclosed in the future.
Margaret Buchanan
A search using the ProQuest database of The Enquirer's archives found that the newspaper has published 481 articles and news briefs mentioning 3CDC since the group began its efforts in 2004. (Given how the database is organized, however, it's likely that some of the entries might be duplicative.)
Of the 481 entries, Buchanan was mentioned in 15 articles. That equates to about 1/32nd of the articles.
Most of the published mentions about Buchanan's ties to 3CDC weren't in articles about the group's retail and residential development projects. Rather, they mostly occurred in articles about 3CDC's efforts to move a homeless shelter away from Over-the-Rhine.
Also, one mention was in an article about the new School for Creative and Performing Arts, while another occurred in a piece marking the 10th anniversary of the police shooting death of Timothy Thomas.
Interestingly, most of the mentions occurred after 2010, when local blogger Jason Haap and CityBeat began publishing items about the lack of disclosure.
This week's Porkopolis column mentioned Gannett's ethics code, which includes such admonishments as "We will remain free of outside interests, investments or business relationships that may compromise the credibility of our news report," and "We will avoid potential conflicts of interest and eliminate inappropriate influence on content."
The code also states "When unavoidable personal or business interests could compromise the newspaper's credibility, such potential conflicts must be disclosed to one's superior and, if relevant, to readers."
In her email, Buchanan didn't address why these rules don't apply to her connection to 3CDC.
Steve Chabot's self-righteous attempt to block federal
streetcar funding found new criticism yesterday, as The Enquirer spoke to
several credible sources who say his amendment is broad enough to affect
federal funding for transportation projects beyond the streetcar,
including bus lanes or ferries.
Mayor Mark Mallory and 3CDC representatives were scheduled to kick off a grand opening celebration of Washington Park at 10 a.m. this morning. The $48 million renovation includes an underground parking garage, concession building, dog park and concert space. A rally against the renovation and displacement of residents was scheduled for 10:30 a.m. CityBeat's Mike Breen blogged away yesterday about the park's scheduled weekly music series.
It's going to be another sucky hot weekend in Cincinnati.
U.S. hiring is being weak again.
Walgreens is buying mass drug store chains, preparing to cash in on that ObamaCare money.
Brad Pitt's mom wrote a pro-Mitt Romney, anti-abortion and anti-same-sex marriage letter to the editor of a Missouri newspaper. Brad, for the record, is pro-gay marriage and donated to the 2008 anti-Proposition 8 campaign in California.
I have given much thought to Richard Stoecker's letter ("Vote for Mormon against beliefs," June 15). I am also a Christian and differ with the Mormon religion.
But I think any Christian should spend much time in prayer before refusing to vote for a family man with high morals, business experience, who is against abortion, and shares Christian conviction concerning homosexuality just because he is a Mormon.
Any Christian who does not vote or writes in a name is casting a vote for Romney's opponent, Barack Hussein Obama — a man who sat in Jeremiah Wright's church for years, did not hold a public ceremony to mark the National Day of Prayer, and is a liberal who supports the killing of unborn babies and same-sex marriage.
I hope all Christians give their vote prayerful consideration because voting is a sacred privilege and a serious responsibility.
First they were telling us that the Higgs boson is the building block of the universe. How Professor Peter Higgs says he has no idea what the discovery will mean in practical terms. Come on, Higgs!
Apparently 250,000 people are going to wake up without the Internet on Monday.
Scientists believe they've created the most realistic robot legs ever.
Developers of the casino planned at Broadway Commons downtown will hold a session Thursday aimed at increasing the use of subcontractors and suppliers on the project from businesses owned by women or African-Americans.
The session will be held from 5-7 p.m. at the Cincinnati-Hamilton County Community Action Agency, located at 1740 Langdon Farm Road in Bond Hill's Jordan Crossing complex. That's the site formerly known as the Swifton Commons shopping center.
Duke Energy announced Thursday night that it will help fund a campaign to raise private and government money to replace the outdated Brent Spence Bridge. It will cost about $2.3 billion to replace the span, which carries traffic from I-75 and I-71 over the Ohio River.
Cincinnati Police Chief James Craig said an audit to determine methods for improving the Police Department's efficiency is continuing. Among the latest recommendations, the department will no longer seek accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies and that response of a recent shift to 10-hour workdays has been positive.
Three development groups have submitted proposals to Covington officials, each vying to be selected to reshape that city's riverfront area. One of the proposals, drafted by Corporex Realty & Investment and Jeff Ruby Culinary Entertainment, involves refurbishing the Waterfront Restaurant and creating a floating boardwalk, marina and wharf.
A Cincinnati police officer assigned to the Drug Abuse and Resistance Education (DARE) program was suspended without pay this week after she was charged with tampering with records, securing writings by deception and forgery. Sandra Johnson, 38, allegedly said she taught DARE classes and got paid for them when she didn't. DARE is among the programs being ended by Chief Craig; he has called it ineffective.
In news elsewhere, German President Christian Wulff resigned from his position today as head of state amid mounting criticism over a home loan scandal. Wulff has been plagued by allegations since mid-December over his connections to wealthy businessmen, initially over an advantageous home loan from a friend's wife. He then faced claims he tried to hush up the story, as well as reports of free vacations accepted from friends.
The Obama administration's newly formed Consumer Financial Protection Bureau wants to begin monitoring and regulating debt collectors and credit bureaus for the first time. Richard Cordray, the agency's director, said he wants to ensure people aren't subjected to abusive practices.
An influential group of scientists issued a report this week pressing U.S. officials to tighten regulations of so-called "fracking" operations to reduce environmental and health risks. The independent review of fracking by professors at the University of Texas in Austin said that the development of shale gas was "essential to the energy security of the U.S. and the world," but added the process needs more oversight.
The recent brouhaha over a new federal rule that requires insurance coverage of birth control for women reveals that the Roman Catholic Church has lost its influence in U.S. politics, some observers said. An AlterNet article noted that even though the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops remains opposed to a compromise rule pushed by President Obama, many other Catholic groups — including the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities and the Catholic Health Association — are ignoring the conference and accepting it.
Police in Fort Worth, Texas, have arrested 16 students in a major drug bust at Texas Christian University, a conservative evangelical institution. The drugs involved included marijuana, ecstasy pills, a powdered form of ecstasy commonly called "molly" and prescription drugs such as Xanax, hydrocodone and Oxycontin. Four football players were among those arrested.
City Council today approved funding and accountability measures for the Cincinnati streetcar project, allowing the project to move forward.
On Monday, the Budget and Finance Committee approved the measures, which CityBeat covered in further detail here. The funding ordinance closes the streetcar project's $17.4 million budget gap by issuing more debt and pulling funding from various capital projects, including infrastructure improvements around the Horseshoe Casino.
The accountability motion will require the city manager to update City Council with a timeline of key milestones, performance measures, an operating plan, staffing assessments and monthly progress reports.
Council members Roxanne Qualls, Laure Quinlivan, Chris
Seelbach, Yvette Simpson and Wendell Young voted for the measures.
Council members P.G. Sittenfeld, Chris Smitherman and Charlie Winburn
voted against both. Councilwoman Pam Thomas voted against the funding
ordinance, but she voted for the accountability motion.
City Council also unanimously approved funding for a development project on Fourth and Race streets, which includes a downtown grocery store, luxury apartment tower and parking garage to replace Pogue's Garage. CityBeat covered that project in further detail here.
The FBI has been investigating the long-stalled Kenwood Towne Place development for the past year, and a grand jury will determine whether crimes were committed involving the improper use of funding for the project, according to The Enquirer. CityBeat on May 16 reported that Nathan Bachrach, host of local radio show Simply Money, was among those in heat over the development's debt.
The city of Cincinnati used eminent domain to secure a piece of Over-the-Rhine property to build its streetcar maintenance facility.
So, uh, Councilwoman Laure Quinlivan rewrote the lyrics to John Fogerty's "Proud Mary" ("Rolin' on the River") as part of a promotion for the World Choir Games. Celebrities such as Bootsy Collins, Nick Lachey and Jerry Springer participated. Cool? Awkward? The city does look pretty nice — shots were filmed at Fountain Square, Great American Ballpark, Findlay Market, the School for Creative and Performing Arts and the Serpentine Wall.
John Edwards is basically off the hook after jurors returned from nine days of deliberations believing that the government did not prove its case. Edwards was found guilty one one charge of accepting illegal campaign contributions to hide his pregnant mistress, but a mistrial was declared on five charges.
President Obama and Mitt Romney
reportedly spoke on the phone yesterday. Romney says they exchanged
pleasantries and congratulations. Obama apparently gave Romney some credit for his health care bill, which sounds kind of passive aggressive.
The nation's unemployment rate is up to 8.2 percent; apparently a third month of disappointing payroll led to the addition of only 69,000 jobs.
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is being called "Nanny Bloomberg" in response to his proposed ban on extra large sodas by people such as 18-year-old Johnny Ojeda of Kansas City, who reportedly pounded a 21-ounce soda and its 240 calories in front of Kansas City Star reporters.
"A lot of teenagers get them," said Ojeda,
On the other hand, today is National Donut Day.
And cancer is expected to increase worldwide by 75 percent by 2030, partly due to poor nations adopting unhealthy Westernized lifestyles.
DC Comics' Green Lantern is revealed to be gay in an issue that comes out next week. Green Lantern is one of the comics' oldest heroes and the latest in a growing number of out superheroes. From the San Jose Mercury News:
In May, Marvel Entertainment said super speedster Northstar will marry his longtime boyfriend in the pages of "Astonishing X-Men." DC comics has other gay characters, too, including Kate Kane, the current Batwoman.
And in the pages of Archie Comics, Kevin Keller is one of the gang at Riverdale High School and gay, too.
Some groups have protested the inclusion of gay characters, but Robinson isn't discouraged, noting that being gay is just one aspect to Scott.
"This guy, he's a media mogul, a hero, a dynamic type-A personality and he's gay," Robinson said. "He's a complex character."
A local developer has offered to build a new jail adjacent to the Justice Center, a cost of $65 million, in return for the county leasing it for 30 years at $10 million a year, according to The Enquirer. The developer, Rob Smyjunas, said the offer isn't about making a profit, just making the county better for his and other families.
Mayor Mallory didn't answer The Enquirer's questions about the potential for a Council majority to block the property tax increase in City Manager Milton Dohoney's proposed budget. A Mallory spokesman says he'll work behind the scenes on a budget that will win a Council majority and that he's off to New Orleans for a conference on reclaiming vacant properties.
An environmental summit in Rio de Janeiro kicked off on Wednesday, with environmental groups and activists disappointed with the Rio+20's lack of progress on creating clear goals for sustainable development.
The Sanford, Fla., police chief who drew criticism for not investigating the shooting death of Trayvon Martin has been fired. Sanford City Manager Norton Bonaparte said he relieved Bill Lee of his duties because the police chief needs to have the trust and respect of the community.
A video of middle school kids in upstate New York bullying a 68-year-old bus monitor has drawn international media attention. The woman says the kids are all pretty much normal and are OK to deal with one-on-one.
The bullying continues unabated for about 10 minutes in the video, reducing Klein to tears as a giggling student jabs her arm with a book. Recorded by a student Monday with a cell phone camera, the brazen example of bullying went viral and spurred international outrage.
A population of chinstrap penguins in Antarctica has declined by 36 percent due to melting sea ice.
"Actually, in the '90s it was thought that the climate change would favor the chinstrap penguin, because this species prefers sea waters without ice, unlike the Adelie penguin, which prefers the ice pack," study researcher Andres Barbosa told LiveScience. He added that at the time, chinstraps, named for the thin black facial line from cheek to cheek, seemed to increase in numbers, with some new colonies being established. The sea-ice decline in the winter, however, has become so big that it is now impacting krill populations, said Barbosa, of the National Museum of Natural Sciences in Madrid.
Researchers found evidence of ice on the moon.
A new study has found that eating disorders are common among older women. Researchers say weight and eating concerns do not discriminate based on age.
College football BCS commissioners have endorsed a
four-team playoff format to determine college football's national
champion instead of the current computer-human two-team system. The plan will go to the BCS presidential oversight committee
on June 26 for approval.
LeBron James and the Miami Heat are one win away from winning the NBA championship after going up 3 games to 1 with a 104-98 win in Game 4 Tuesday.


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Are you tired of running faster than your metabolism? Is it slowing you down in your summer weight loss plan? Although genetics and your age both play a role, recent studies suggest you have a large say over how well your metabolism functions. Your metabolism may be slow, but being fat does not have to be your fate.
Metabolism is the process of breaking down proteins, carbohydrates, and fats to yield the energy your body needs to maintain itself. The rate of your metabolism depends on the interaction between the number of calories you consume, the number of calories you burn while eating and exercising, and the calories you burn based on your individual genetic makeup. The faster your metabolic rate, the more easily your body can burn fat, the more weight you will lose.
Common causes to slow metabolismA slow metabolism can be tricky to determine, it can be related to heredity, illness, and sometimes just by not eating the right foods. A lot of people incorrectly blame their slow metabolism for their weight gain. It is important to know the truth behind what causes slow metabolism , even though fat can cause your metabolism to slow down, slow metabolism can't always be blamed for more fat.
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Afford Zimmerman due process
Re: 'Martin didn't start it' (Metro, July 3-7)
I wonder what trial letter writer Diane Ives has been watching in order to come up with an opinion as ridiculous as the one from the holiday edition.
Ms. Ives must have it in her head the George Zimmerman is guilty of murdering Trayvon Martin no matter what the evidence shows.
Because multiple (prosecution) witnesses have said Zimmerman never changed his story (like Rachel Jeantel did) and an eye witness backed up that story, Diane somehow thinks George Zimmerman is lying because he was following Trayvon.
But it does matter because when you are bashing a man's skull into the ground, you are trying to kill that person, not simply stopping them from following you.
I suggest you keep an open mind, Diane, because this trial has proven why George Zimmerman wasn't immediately charged with anything.
Kevin Metz, via email
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good location, friendly staff, nice restaurant and a nice pool. Wifi was poor but thats fine. It was a value for money.
I liked the room.. it was cozy and comfortable bed.. and very close to strip..
Small casino area
Decent for price.
Had to ask the front desk for an ice bucket. No big deal just a slight inconvenience.
Maybe extend the shuttle until midnight.
I enjoyed my stay at the hotel. It was centrally located and was very quiet. Staff was pleasant and very helpful. My only concern was the linen on the bed. It was very old and dingy. Over all it was a nice place to stay. And yes I would recommen
The location was good, 20 minute walk
We didnt have our bed made
close to city center pool
the room is not the cleaneast, but still acceptable 5 USD for WIFI per day! in the booking there was mentined that the hotel does not charge room tax, but there was changred a dayli fee beside the normal tax
I thought the staff we wonderful. The transportation driver, the morning waiter, the latenite bartender. All very accommodating & friendly. Remembered us each day & asking about our trip or how things were going. Very friendly & helpful with questions.
The hair dryer didn't work & problems with the ironing board. Neither got replaced while there. We had our own hairdryer so not crucial. Had to ask for extra towels each day. Booked 4 people & only got 3 towels. Not really sure about that.
Good location for the show at convention centre
The wifi so poor, no wifi at rooms...
Kitchen space is great if you have your own equipment Wall to separate beds Restaurant in lobby Great and helpful staff
Pool's closing hour is too early (9:00) Wifi does not reach all rooms
Smell of the place and no wifi first 3 days of stay
Nice room and only a 20 min Walt to the strip
Not on the strip
The price
Needs a bigger casino area
The facilities: laundry, pool
WiFi was poorly working
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Off main drag but very close to strip!
Breakfast was weak but bar food was great.
Away from the Strip and tourists.
Not enough ice machines and no bar stools in room.
We had issue with one of yhe shuttle driver not wanting to help one disabled vet and tryed to tell us we shoud have rented a vehicle cause she had a scooter and i had my son in a stroller.
This hotel is just over a mile from the strip. You can walk if you are healthy. It includes the basic amenities, but is not a resort in the style of the places on the strip. The food was OK and the staff was friendly. The price was great and allowed us to spend our money on activities and shows rather than just the bed we slept in.
Close to the monorail, polite staff, pet friendly, clean room, awesome price
The shuttle only ran until 10
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The pool was closed. Housekeeping knocked on the door every 10 minutes... the lady at the breakfast was not friendly. She didnt say good morning. Just: how many?
1) The free shuttle service! A shuttle leaves the hotel, on the hour, to the Strip. A real convenience, so you don't regret not staying right on the Strip. You also get picked up from the airport. 2) Joe, who drives you around is very helpful and friendly, makes you feel very comfortable in the hotel. A real asset to this hotel. 3) The rooms are large and clean. 4) As we came in early, room was not ready, but our luggage was taken care of safely and we were able to go out and enjoy the day.5) We feel we got a great deal...the price is so reasonable.
1) The location of the elevator. 2) One of the cleaning staff barged into the room without so much as a knock shortly after we checked in - I guess she thought there wasn't anyone in!
Rooms are clean and spacious, hotel is about 20 min from The Strip by walk, plus they provide free shuttle services every hour, to The Strip and back which is perfect.
Great location. Low price. Fair facilities. Clean. Really good value for money.
Staff a bit tight at times, but what can you expect at this price.
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Local Initiatives Contribution (LIC)
Application Deadline: August 1, 2013
NADF has received $75,000 in funding from FedNor for a Local Initiatives Contribution (LIC) fund for the next fiscal year ending March 31, 2014 and your proposal may qualify to receive a maximum of $5,000 for projects related to economic development in your community or region.
To be considered, proposals must show benefits to the local community and its members, and meet the following criteria:
Eligible activities related to:
- Pre-feasibility studies
- Research projects
- Community ICT strategies and projects
- Projects promoting innovation & new technology
- E-Commerce promotion; development of on-line business services
- Environmental assessment reports
- Small-scale capital projects
- Seminars/workshops
- Marketing/promotional activities
- Other community-based activities that enhance local economies
The following are not eligible to recieve an contribution:
- For-Profit Organizations
- Projects which create a financial dependency on FedNor and/or Industry Canada
- Projects which require further FedNor and/or Industry Canada contributions to be completed successfully
Criteria for Project Eligibility
Proposals will be evaluated using the following "Criteria for Approval":
- The application must provide support of the project's relationship to a community and/or regional strategic plan
- The application must provide a plan for future independence from LIC funding
- The project must enhance the ability for the region to create new jobs
- Does the project develop more economic benefit for the community and the region as an opportunity for new business or expansion, enhancement of human resource skills and employer capacity?
- Does the project introduce new technology and e-commerce into the region and create diversity in the regions economy?
- The application must include an evaluation mechanism for assessing the success of the funding project with regard to job creation and economic impact
- The application/proposal must identify other funding partners for a minimum of 10% of proposed budget and identify the contribution of each including whether it is financial or in-kind. Evidence of the commitment of other funding partners is required to approve funding to the project or proposal
Eligible Communities
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Successful applicants will be issued a letter of agreement detailing the terms. The agreement will outline the applicant's obligations in terms of deliverables, communication plan and reporting.
Contributions will be dispersed upon receipt of a final report and financial statement, including copies of invoices and cancelled cheques. In exceptional circurmstances, an advance payment may be dispersed where the success of your project depends upon it, but this would require approval by the NADF Board of Directors; therefore, such requests must be included in your proposal when it is submitted.
For more information contact, Tracey Willoughby, Project Assistant.
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Very good workshop with helpful demos on zipper installation. However, there was one omission in the section constructing the featured bag...Linda said she'd be right back to finish the bag and show how she made the corners, but that part was skipped and she went on to a new topic. Oops! Someone didn't give this workshop a final review. Even with that mistake, I'd recommend the DVD as it included several helpful tips.
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The chill hung on for yet another day across central Louisiana.
A freeze occurred area wide this morning as temperatures dropped into the 20s at most observation sites. Weather watchers remarked that a heavy frost gave the appearance of a dusting of snow to begin Christmas Eve. Bellwood, Leesville, Jena, and Natchez, Miss. all saw their thermometers hit 25 degrees, but the D.G. Hunter Power Plant in Alexandria registered 30 degrees. The long-term daily average is 40 and the record is 6 degrees set during the historic cold wave of 1989. In fact, that is the all-time low for the month of December.
A chill remained in the air despite full-time sunshine with highs ranging from the upper 40s to the middle 50s. Natchez, Miss. was the cold spot with 48 degrees while Bellwood hit 54. The long-term daily average is 59 and the record is 80 in 1955.
Tonight will be cold again as Santa will feel right at home as he delivers presents to the children of central Louisiana.
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Saturday in Downtown Pulaski, people were laughing, there was live music playing, and colored powder everywhere. It hardly seems like an event to commemorate the one year anniversary of Cameron Fitzwater's death. But his friends and family say it's the only way to show how much he meant to them.
"I don't think Cameron would want us moaning and groaning over him," said Dylan Alley, one of his friends. "He'd want us to be happy."
They say Cameron brought a lot of life and color to the world -- so Saturday morning, hundreds ran in the first ever Color Me Cameron 5K.
Around each corner, the runners were pelted with colored powder, which they say made it feel like Cameron was right there with them.
"We did his favorite trail," said Damon Akers, one of his friends. "And it was just really good to honor him. All the color and everything -- he liked this kind of stuff. So it was a good way to honor him."
Cameron's mother Terri Fitzwater Palmore says she knew her son touched a lot of people's lives. But not even she could have imagined how many people came out to support him.
"420 runners showed up to celebrate Cameron's life," said Fitzwater Palmore. "I'm in awe. I'm in love."
All the proceeds from the race will benefit the Cameron Fitzwater Memorial Scholarship Fund, which awards four $1,000 scholarships to graduating seniors at Pulaski County High School.
During the event, a group from West Virginia -- that never had the chance to meet Cameron -- presented a check for $2,400 to the fund.
To cap off the celebration, every runner was given one last cup of colored powder then they threw it up all at once.
"He'd be like this is awesome, this is cool, any word he could describe," said Fitzwater Palmore. "He is here today."
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Newly Remodeled Beautiful 3 Bedroom Beachfront Apartment in Acapulco
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10:48am Monday 28th April 2014 in Sport By Andy Carswell, Reporter
WANDERERS face the prospect of relying on a favour from their sacked former manager to help bail them out of their relegation fight.
The equation is simple - for Blues to stay up they have to win at Torquay on the final day and hope either Bristol Rovers or Northampton Town slip up.
The Cobblers are the closest side in Wanderers' sights, having a worse goal difference from Rovers, and they end their campaign against Oxford United.
Town boss Chris Wilder left the U's to take up his current post and will no doubt have a point to prove against his former side.
But in another twist United are now managed by Gary Waddock - the man who was sacked to make way for current incumbent Gareth Ainsworth.
Waddock brought Ainsworth to Adams Park in the first place and was also his manager at QPR earlier in their careers.
And now the apprentice is hoping for help from the former master in Wanderers' bid to save themselves them the drop.
Ainsworth said: "With one game to go we've dropped into the bottom two. It's not in our hands any more, which is a big thing, but we can still go to Torquay and beat those, and hopefully somebody does us a favour. The worst possible thing will be us going there and not winning and somebody did do us a favour.
"We've always been in control of the situation. We are going to rue those missed chances - hopefully we can get somebody to do us a favour next week. There's a team just up the road who can do us a favour and we've got to do our job at Torquay."
And he added: "This isn't over yet and I'll be positive going into the Torquay game. We are going to have to raise it for one more game. It's going to be tough, because the lads are on the floor in there.
"We've done it before here at Wycombe Wanderers. I remember they did it at Lincoln many years ago - why not again? I'm really confident we can beat Torquay, it's just now can somebody do us a favour."
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One of the problems with smartphones is they tend to be very reliant on resources which also tend to affect the battery. One thing you can use is a task killer app to help with these apps that use up all the resources on the phone and by doing that reduce battery time.
So you have to ask why the battery life is sometimes not great on your Android phone.
In the beginning Android was a new operating system and some of the developers has issues with getting apps to work. Some of these apps were as we say very resource hungry and killed the battery after a few hours.
This has of course changed with updated s and tweaks that have addressed various usability issues. Android 3.0 can now automatically restart any service that was stopped. Many apps run as a service now meaning that the apps that don't can be stopped by an installed application.
The beauty of this is that battery saving using a task killer app as really reduced over time. Actually, some independent researched had shown a small reduction of just 1.5% in power consumption.
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Screen brightness – Go to 'Settings', 'Display' then check that 'automatic brightness' has been selected. You should also have 'screen timeout' is set to a sensible option and then scroll down to 'Auto Adjust Screen tone' and check the box.
4G LTE and 3G radios – You first need to select your data network – if there's no 4G network in the area, you're wasting battery power by leaving it active.
I've had friends that sometime find other apps that simple drain the battery, if you find this you should consider using Resource Hog widget to help pinpoint that app that's causing the issue.
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10:10am Tuesday 20th November 2012 in Crawley Town
Crawley Town chief executive Alan Williams will step down from his position at the end of this season.
Williams said: "When I look back at my three years in the role I do so with immense pride in what I have helped us to achieve.
"With the support of our shareholders and sponsors, we have gone from a non-league club to one challenging for the play-offs in League One while the Broadfield Stadium has been transformed along with the match day experience.
"We have a small but hardworking back-office team who have helped us achieve so much, of whom I am immensely proud. I have made many friendships with people who are part of Crawley Town FC including of course, many of our wonderful supporters, that I hope will endure for a long time.
"There have been some fantastic highlights: the trip to Old Trafford and two promotions stand out but I am also proud of what we have achieved off the pitch to make Crawley Town FC a well respected and admired member of The Football League.
"I feel it is time for me to step down and make way for someone else with a fresh perspective and new ideas to take the club to the next level.
"I will continue to be a director of the football club and the Board have tasked me with the responsibility of finding my successor. I look forward to working with them to create a seamless transition moving forward. "I sincerely hope they have as much enjoyment and satisfaction as I have had and I am looking forward to seeing Richie Barker and the players build on the success we have all enjoyed."
Co-owner Susan Carter said: "It was with great reluctance that the Board accepted Alan's decision to step down at the end of the season.
"Alan has played a major part in the transformation of the football club over the last three years. His input, enthusiasm and dedication is recognised and appreciated by everyone. Alan has been instrumental in building a successful 'team' off the field, who are equally dedicated to the success of Crawley Town.
"We are extremely pleased Alan is going to remain on the Board and will help us find his replacement. I'm sure all our supporters will join me and my fellow directors and shareholders in thanking Alan for the part he has played in the development of Crawley Town FC since he came to the club."
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The next was in a packed Redz bar for the 5th round draw. The place was rocking and when Manchester United away came out we nearly took the roof off. As pandemonium broke out I looked over at Alan who was staying cool and collected. He then had to give a round of media interviews while the rest of us went mad. I have told him since that afternoon was my best ever memory around a sports event.
Alan joined other board members during our joyous promotion celebrations at Accrington Stanley earlier in the year. It clearly meant a lot to him as I have never seen him looking so happy.
I just want to wish Alan and his family all the best for the future when he does eventually step down but for the next 6 months keep up the focus and effort to help get CTFC into the League One playoffs !
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