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WINGER Sam Smith will join Worcester Warriors from Harlequins at the end of the season, it has been confirmed today.
As revealed by your Worcester News last month, the former England under 20s international will become the latest player to join director of rugby Dean Ryan's Sixways revolution.
The 23-year-old has made 69 appearances for Quins, scoring 25 tries, after emerging through their academy system and making his debut against Newcastle Falcons in 2009.
Smith, who has also represented England at under 16s and 18s level, said: "I have really enjoyed my time at Harlequins, making this a tough decision, but when I spoke to Dean it was clear to me that I wanted to be a part of his vision at Worcester.
"The opportunity to develop as a rugby player and take on this exciting challenge is one I am looking forward to getting stuck into."
Warriors chief Ryan said: "Sam fits the profile of the type of player we want to attract to Sixways to ensure we build a successful side. He is young, hungry to succeed and will be an important part of the culture we are creating.
"He is someone who had a choice of where to play his rugby and I am delighted that he has decided to join us, especially as he complements our talented line of English backs."
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Pre-Convention Workshops
NOTE: Preliminary Schedule as of June 25, Subject to Change.
Thursday October 23, 2014; Pre-Con Day
Full Day Sessions, 8 am to 6 pm Note, there is a 2 hour break for lunch from 12-2 pm. Note: there will not be a NARM Written Exam at MANA 2014.
- Is Accreditation Right For My School? Creativity, Quality, and Accountability in Midwifery Education through MEAC Accreditation—Sandra Bitonti Stewart; Karin Borgerson MBA—$300
- Join the Team! Volunteer Training with the Midwifery Education Accreditation Council—Jessica Kelly-Shaieb JD—free
- The Business of Birthing a Midwifery Practice—Augustine Colebook CPM, LM—Come and explore the ins and outs, how's and whys of taking your education and turning it into a sustainable business. From advertising to filing taxes; from business licenses to record keeping, come ready to create your business plan and launch your midwifery business. We will create step-by-step action items for each participant.—$150
- NRP: Technical Skills Applied to Out-of-Hospital Births—Pam White—This class focuses on the concepts of Neonatal Resuscitation to help the care provider understand and retain knowledge of skills necessary for a situation that may not arise frequently in a practice. Pam strives to conduct class in a comfortable atmosphere where all participants are active in the learning process and leave feeling confident in their resuscitation skills. The session will include discussion and use of equipment, shared experiences, and value of communication and debriefing. Skills practice sessions with scenarios relative to out of hospital settings will allow the participant to hone skills and increase understanding of the entire process of resuscitation for better recall in the future. Pam will share unique methods of keeping track of times and knowing when to implement the appropriate skills needed. After demonstrating knowledge of resuscitation skills and how to correctly implement them, participant will receive a card which recognizes training for a 2 year duration.—$150
- Suturing (plus $35 kit fee due on-site)—Lynn Arnold—Participants will learn to recognize and evaluate pelvic floor anatomy, demonstrate appropriate suturing skills including equipment, sterile technique, approximating the wound; Discussion of wound types, need for repair, informed consent, and after care.—$180
Half Day Morning Sessions, 8 pm to 12 pm
- Delivering Culturally Safe Care— Jessica Danforth; Krysta Williams—$75
- Homeopathy for Midwives—MJ Hanafin CNM D.Hom—Participants will gain a basic understanding of the theory of homeopathy, recognize and choose remedies for common symptoms that can be treated by homeopathy during the intrapartum and postpartum periods, following homeopathic principles and guidelines. Will discuss how to obtain or make up a Homeopathic Midwifery Kit.—$75
Lunch Break from 12-2pm.
Half Day Afternoon Sessions, 2 pm to 6 pm
- Osteopathy for Pregnancy, Birth and the Newborn—Sarita Bennett DO, CPM—The foundation for Osteopathy in Pregnancy, Birth and the Newborn is the understanding that pregnancy and birth are primal functions that are necessary for the survival of the species. Combining this understanding with the Osteopathic doctrines that structure and function are one and that the body has the inherent ability to heal itself, this presentation walks the participant through normal physiology, and explores simple hands-on techniques that can help return physiology to normal when imbalance occurs. The participants will have an opportunity to practice and become comfortable with subtle palpation skills that are easily applied to ease pregnancy discomforts, facilitate optimal fetal position, calm the autonomic nervous system, and treat newborn breastfeeding difficulties.—$75
- Birth Your Online Presence—Jeanette McCulloch IBCLC—Reaching mothers today means interacting with them online. Bring your laptop or tablet! Jeanette McCulloch, an experienced social media expert with birth business know-how, will be your digital doula for this interactive session. Together, we will demystify the process of using the internet for marketing your birth business. You'll leave confident that you can reach your audience online, even if you are new to social media tools like Facebook, Pinterest, LinkedIn and Twitter. In this hands-on, interactive session, you will:
- Develop an online marketing plan tailored to your practice, including tools to decide which platforms are right for you
- Establish routines to help manage your time and resources
- Create strategies for managing common concerns, such as handling conflict, copyright issues and privacy concerns
- Tap into resources for developing and expanding your web presence—$75
Join us from 8:00-9:00 pm for the Convention Opening Ceremonies with a Cocktail Reception in the Exhibit Hall to follow!
Please note that meals are not provided on Thursday, but there is a 2 hour lunch break scheduled to dine on your own in the hotel restaurants or nearby.


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By The Associated PressCOLLEGE PARK, Md. — Choosing to look toward the future rather than honor the past, Maryland joined the Big Ten on Monday, bolting from the Atlantic Coast Conference in a move driven by the school's budget woes.Maryland was a charter member of the ACC, which was founded in 1953. Tradition and history, however, were not as important to school President Wallace D. Loh as the opportunity to be linked with the prosperous Big Ten.
"By being a member of the Big Ten Conference, we are able to ensure financially stability for Maryland athletics for decades to come," Loh said, speaking at a news conference with Big Ten Commissioner Jim Delany and Athletic Director Kevin Anderson.Loh and other school officials involved in the decision decided that the potential money to be made in the Big Ten was more significant than the $50 million exit fee and the tradition associated with belonging to the same conference for 59 years.Maryland will become the southernmost member of the Big Ten member starting, in July 2014. Rutgers is expected follow suit by Tuesday, splitting from the Big East and making it an even 14 schools in the Big Ten.CORAL GABLES, Fla. — Miami officials said that the university is making what it called an "unprecedented decision" to self-impose a postseason ban for the second straight year, ending any chance of the Hurricanes playing in either the Atlantic Coast Conference championship game or a bowl.MINNEAPOLIS — John Gagliardi, the winningest coach in college football history, announced his retirement from Division III St. John's University in Minnesota.The 86-year-old Gagliardi started coaching college players in 1949 and spent the past six decades at the private school in central Minnesota. He retires with a record of 489-138-11 (77.5 winning percentage) and surpassed Eddie Robinson for the career coaching victories record in 2003, piling up four national titles at St. John's along the way.Gagliardi's decision comes after the Johnnies finished a rough season with a 5-5 record and went 3-5 in the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.———Kansas State quarterback Collin Klein, Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel and Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o are the finalists for the Maxwell Award, which goes to the nation's top college football player.Te'o is also a finalist for the Chuck Bednarik Award, given to the top defensive player in the country. South Carolina defensive end Jadeveon Clowney and Georgia linebacker Jarvis Jones are the other finalists.Klein, Manziel and Ohio State's Braxton Miller are the finalists for the Davey O'Brien National Quarterback Award.The awards will be presented Dec. 6 in Orlando on ESPN.EL PASO, Texas — UTEP coach Mike Price is retiring after a 31-year career notable for two Rose Bowl bids at Washington State and a drinking binge that cost him the Alabama job before he ever coached a game for the Crimson Tide.PRO FOOTBALLFOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Rob Gronkowski is recovering from surgery for a broken forearm that will sideline the New England Patriots tight end for the first time in his three NFL seasons.A person familiar with the operation said the surgery was done but did not say which arm was injured or how much time Gronkowski was expected to miss. The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because there was no official announcement. The team could not confirm that Gronkowski had an operation, Patriots spokesman Stacey James said.NEW YORK — Baltimore Ravens star safety Ed Reed was suspended for one game by the NFL for repeated hits to the head and neck area of defenseless players.The 11-year veteran will miss Sunday's game against San Diego, which will cost him one game check of more than $400,000.Reed was suspended for three violations of the player safety rules in the past three seasons. The latest came in Sunday night's 13-10 victory over Pittsburgh when he was penalized for unnecessary roughness in the third quarter for a hit to the head of receiver Emmanuel Sanders.SOCCERLOS ANGELES — David Beckham will play his final game for the Los Angeles Galaxy in the MLS Cup next month.Beckham and the Galaxy announced the English midfielder's decision, a day after the defending MLS champions advanced to their second straight league final. Los Angeles faces Houston for the MLS title on Dec. 1.The 37-year-old Beckham isn't retiring, but the superstar he gave no hint of his next move.RIO DE JANEIRO — The trial of a former star goalkeeper charged with orchestrating the kidnapping and gruesome murder of an ex-girlfriend started Monday, with two lawyers abandoning the case and the victim's mother making a tearful plea for justice.The case of Bruno Fernandes, known in Brazil as Bruno, has riveted the country and shocked the soccer world. Fernandes' accomplices allegedly held his former girlfriend, model Eliza Samudio, before killing her, quartering her and feeding her remains to dogs.OLYMPICSLONDON — Drug cheats will be kept out at least one Olympics under the World Anti-Doping Agency's proposal to increase the suspension for serious violations from two years to four years.WADA plans to double the standard penalty in the next edition of its global anti-doping code, which will come up for approval next year and go into effect in 2015.BASEBALLMIAMI — The Miami Marlins finalized their big salary dumping trade that sends All-Star shortstop Jose Reyes to the Toronto Blue Jays with pitchers Mark Buehrle and Josh Johnson, catcher John Buck and outfielder Emilio Bonifacio for seven relatively low-priced players.Miami received infielders Yunel Escobar and Adeiny Hechavarria, pitchers Henderson Alvarez, Anthony DeSclafani and Justin Nicolino, catcher Jeff Mathis and outfielder Jake Marisnick under the deal, which was agreed to last week and completed Monday. The Marlins also are sending Toronto cash.The trade was finalized after baseball Commissioner Bud Selig decided not to block it.PRO BASKETBALLCLEVELAND — Cavaliers star point guard Kyrie Irving will miss at least one month with a broken finger.The NBA's reigning rookie of the year fractured his left index finger on Saturday against Dallas.NEW YORK — Memphis Grizzlies forward Zach Randolph was fined $25,000 by the NBA for confronting Oklahoma City's Kendrick Perkins following their ejections in a game last week.PRO HOCKEYNEW YORK — If the first bargaining session in eight days between the NHL and the players' association made any headway, neither side tipped its hand.A large contingent of players got together with league leadership on Monday night and met for under two hours.Not a whole lot was accomplished on the road to a new agreement that could get the hockey season going, but at least there was optimism that the sides would get together again — likely as soon as Tuesday.The lockout entered its 65th day Monday and has already wiped out 327 games. More cancellations could be coming soon, but the NHL hasn't said when another such announcement might be coming.TENNISBUENOS AIRES, Argentina — Former top-ranked doubles player Gisela Dulko of Argentina retired from tennis, finishing her career with four singles titles and 17 in doubles.CYCLINGLONDON — Sprint specialist Mark Cavendish has become the latest member of Britain's cycling team to be involved in a bike crash after hitting the back of a car during a training run in Italy.The 2011 world road race champion says on Twitter he sustained a bruised arm after a car in front slammed on the brakes, but he is "relatively ok."Cavendish's accident came two weeks after Tour de France champion Bradley Wiggins and British Cycling head coach Shane Sutton were hospitalized after being knocked off their bikes.
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The St. Paul man who was arrested after he was accused of pointing an assault rifle at his daughter during an argument over her report card is now out of jail.
Kirill Bartashevitch, 52, posted $20,000 bond on Monday and was released from the Ramsey County Jail at about 1:30 p.m. The conditions of his release prohibit him from possessing guns or having any contact with his wife or daughter.
Bartashevitch works for Minneapolis Public Schools and is an ordained Russian Orthodox priest, and he told FOX 9 News he had no comment about the two charges of terroristic threats that he now faces.
Police arrested Bartashevitch after his daughter sent a text message to a friend from Central High School to say her father had pointed an AK-47 at her after she came home with two B grades on her report card.
Bartashevitch's 15-year-old daughter was placed in protective custody after the classmate's mother reported the text message to a social worker at school.
In an interview with the social worker, the victim said they were arguing about her grades when she swore at her father and said she "hated" him. At that point, Bartashevitch grabbed his newly-purchased gun and pointed it at his daughter.
The girl's mother told police she stepped between the two, and that Bartashevitch pushed her to the ground and pointed the gun at both of them. The daughter said she wasn't scared because she didn't think the gun was loaded.
Bartashevitch admitted pointing the gun at both his wife and daughter during an interview with police; however, he said the gun was not loaded and that he checked the chamber before pointing it at them.
Court records indicate the teen was suicidal after the argument with her father. She remains in protective custody.
Court documents also indicate that Bartashevitch's wife did not feel comfortable leaving their daughter home alone with her father, citing his quick temper. In fact, she often made arrangements for the girl to be elsewhere if the two would have otherwise been home alone.
Child Protection Services told FOX 9 News that the girl could go back to stay with her mother as long as long as her mother obtained an order of protection against Bartashevitch; however, she has refused to do that so far.
Both Bartashevitch and his wife will appear in family court on Tuesday. Bartashevitch will return to criminal court on Friday..
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Huskers headed back to Citrus Bowl
ORLANDO, Fla. On behalf of its Selection Committee, Florida Citrus Sports' Chairman Larry Ruffin and CEO Steve Hogan announced today that the Georgia Bulldogs have been selected to play the Nebraska Cornhuskers in the 2013 Capital One Bowl. The New Year's Day classic will kick off in its traditional 1:00 p.m. ET slot on January 1st from Florida Citrus Bowl Stadium in Orlando and will be televised nationally by ESPN on ABC.
Georgia makes its sixth appearance in the Capital One Bowl, its last coming in a 2009 victory over Michigan State. The Bulldogs won the SEC East for the second year in a row behind the play of junior QB Aaron Murray. The Tampa native leads the nation in yards per attempt (7.8) while ranking second in passer rating, throwing for 31 TDs against only eight interceptions.
On the other side of the ball, star LB Jarvis Jones leads a Georgia defense that ranks second in the SEC in pass defense, allowing only 120 yards per game through the air. Jones also ranks second in the conference in sacks with 12.5.
Nebraska heads to Orlando for the second time in as many seasons after posting its third 10-win season in four years. The Cornhuskers fell to South Carolina in last year's Capital One Bowl, 30-13. This year they return Taylor Martinez, who is the Huskers' all-time career leader in total offense with more than 9,000 yards. The junior quarterback pairs with running backs Rex Burkhead and Ameer Abdullah to lead the most explosive ground game in the Big Ten this season, averaging 254 yards per game.
Nebraska is one of only four teams in the nation to win nine games each of the last five seasons, joining Alabama, Oregon and Boise State. The Huskers bowl appearance is their 49th all-time bowl appearance.
In this game, the Bulldogs and Cornhuskers meet for just the second time in their storied histories. Nebraska bested Georgia, 45-6, in their first meeting -- the 1969 Sun Bowl a game in which Osborne was in his first season as the Cornhuskers' offensive coordinator. The Huskers hold a 94-47-4 all-time record against the SEC, while the 'Dawgs are 8-4 all-time against the Big Ten.
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Carnegie Hall Live returns with 10 broadcasts from New York's premier concert hall throughout the 2013–2014 season. This rich broadcast and digital series, produced by WQXR and Carnegie Hall in collaboration with American Public Media, includes behind-the-scenes videos, interviews with conductors and performers, and photographs of the productions. During each live broadcast, WQXR, Carnegie Hall, and digital partner NPR Music hosts live web chats—including Twitter commentary by the broadcast team—from backstage and in the control room.
Broadcast: National Youth Orchestra of the United States of AmericaTuesday, July 22 at 8 PM
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BERNSTEIN Symphonic Dances from West Side Story
BRITTEN Violin Concerto, Op. 15
SAMUEL ADAMS Radial Play (commissioned by Carnegie Hall)
MUSSORGSKY Pictures at an Exhibition (orch. Ravel)
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"Overcoming Learned Non-Use in Chronic Aphasia: Behavioral, fMRI, and QoL Outcomes"
Jacquie Kurland is interested in the psychosocial effects of stroke induced aphasia (acquired neurogenic language impairment). Her work investigates brain reorganization following intensive therapy for individuals with aphasia. This research centers around the idea that family members of affected individuals can be highly influential in improving outcomes of intensive language therapy for those with aphasia. As a Scholar,
Kurland developed several grant proposals in order to fund and administer a residential summer program of intensive language therapy. Family members would receive counseling and training in conversation techniques aimed at reinforcing the therapeutic gains of individuals receiving the therapy. Little is known about the changes to quality of life associated with aphasia. Kurland hopes to develop a formal tool for assessment of changes in quality of life for those with aphasia.


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Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Psychological Science
|Offered at Burwood (Melbourne), Waterfront (Geelong), Warrnambool
|Cloud (online)
|4 years full time
|Next available intake
March (Trimester 1)
|Indicative annual fee 2015
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IELTS overall score of 7 with no individual band score less than 7. More information is available at www.ielts.org
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Course structure applies for students who commenced in 2014 onwards. Students who commenced prior to 2014 should consult the course entry for Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Applied Science (Psychology)
Deakin University was the first university in Australia to offer combined nursing degree courses. This was in response to signals from the health sector that there is a need for nurses with multidisciplinary skills.
This course is particularly well suited to those interested in the growing field of mental health nursing. It will prepare you with a strong understanding of research methods in psychology, human behaviour and mental processes and provide you with the knowledge and skills to comprehensively care for patients.
Throughout the course you will benefit from our purpose-built Clinical Simulation Centre which provide you with the facilities and equipment required to develop practical skills which are further enhanced through clinical work placements.
In addition you will study a wide range of units that provide the scientific knowledge base for mental health practice such as psychology as a behavioural science, statistics, psychological testing and measurement, mental health promotion and research.
On successful completion of this course, you will be eligible for registration as a Registered Nurse (Division 1) with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA). You will also have acquired a three-year undergraduate psychology sequence that is recognised by the Psychology Board of Australia (PBA).
Fee paying place - International (IFP)
A fee paying place is one for which the University does not receive any government funding. As such, students enrolled in these places are required to contribute the full cost of their course.
Fees for international students apply to persons living in Australia with Temporary Resident status, provided that there is no limitation on study and persons living abroad who are not Australian citizens and do not have Permanent Resident status in Australia.
Equivalent Full Time Student Load (EFTSL)
EFTSL is the standard annual full time load. Eight credit points is the standard full time load for one year of study.
* The 'indicative annual course fee' cited has been provided as a guide only. It has been calculated on the basis of a typical enrolment of a student undertaking the course in 2015, and reflects the cost involved in undertaking a full-time quota of units within the specified discipline.
The actual fees charged by Deakin University will depend upon the discipline from which each individual unit is chosen, and may vary from the indicative course fee cited, particularly if units are chosen from a number of disciplines. The cost of each unit offered in 2015 can be viewed from the Unit Search.
Please note that the fees per unit/credit point may increase annually due to rises in the cost of course delivery and service.
Deakin assumes no responsibility for persons relying on 'indicative course fees' to calculate the total future cost of their course.
Upon completion of your studies you will be qualified to work in areas such as mental health rehabilitation, youth work, careers counselling, community development and work/life counselling in addition to more traditional nursing roles.
Students interested in pursuing a professional career in psychology will need to complete an approved 'fourth year' of study (such as Deakin's Graduate Diploma of Psychology or honours in psychology) after which students may apply for provisional registration with the Psychology Board of Australia (PBA) and seek associate membership of the Australian Psychological Society (APS).
In order to gain full registration, provisional psychologists must then complete either two years of supervised practise, or a minimum of two years of postgraduate study, which may include: Master of Psychology, Doctor of Psychology or a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) (with supervised practise completed outside the degree).
The Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Psychological Science course comprises thirty two (32) credit points. Two (2) credit points of units are course grouped for both nursing and psychological science; nineteen (19) credit points are specific to nursing and eleven (11) credit points are specific to psychology. These core units provide students with an opportunity to engage in multidisciplinary learning. Students gain an understanding of basic scientific foundations in the areas of biomedical and human behaviour studies.
There is an expectation that students be available to undertake clinical placements outside of trimester dates. All expenses associated with clinical placements are the responsibility of the student.
For students studying at Waterfront (Geelong) and Warrnambool some units may only be available in Cloud (online) in years two, three and four. Students enrolled at the Waterfront (Geelong) will be required to take some units at Waurn Ponds (Geelong).
See course entry Bachelor of Nursing (H326) or Bachelor of Applied Science (Psychology) (H344).
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|Human Structure and Function
|Principles of Nursing Care
|The Discipline of Nursing: Contemporary Issues and Trends 1
|Psychology A: Fundamentals of Human Behaviour
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|Quality Use of Medicines in Nursing (Trimester 1 at Warrnambool)
|Nursing Management and Interventions 2 (Trimester 1 at Warrnambool)
|Nursing in Community Settings (Trimester 2 at Warrnambool)
|Nursing Management of the Older Person
|Understanding the Mind
|Introduction to Social Psychology
Trimester 2
|Child and Adolescent Nursing
|Research Methods in Psychology A (Trimester 1 at Warrnambool)
|Child and Adolescent Development
|Behavioural Neuroscience
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Trimester 1
|Nursing Management of Chronic Illness
|The Discipline of Nursing: Contemporary Issues and Trends 2
|Research Methods in Psychology B
Trimester 2
|Mental Health Promotion
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In accordance with Department of Human Services policy*, all students are required to undertake a National Police Record Check prior to clinical placements in each calendar year of their course. In accordance with the Working with Children Act 2005**, all students are required to undertake a Working with Children Check at commencement of the course. Students who fail to obtain a Police Record Check and a Working with Children Check prior to the commencement of clinical placement will not be able to undertake clinical placement and this will impede progress in the course. Students may also be required to declare their immunisation status to satisfy the requirements of health organisations where they will be undertaking their clinical learning experience. A health organisation may refuse to accept a student for placement if the student's immunisation status is not satisfactory to the health organisation.
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FCS has extended its partnership as Surfing Australia's official fin and hardware supplier for a further two years. FCS will broaden their partnership and become a support sponsor of the Original Source Australian Boardriders Battle and a support sponsor of the Hurley Surfing Australia High Performance Centre (HPC).
FCS is pleased to announce the signing of big wave freak Ryan 'Hippo' Hipwood to an exclusive 3 year fin, system and hardware deal.
Filipe Toledo has emerged victorious at the ASP 6 Star US Open Huntington Beach. Riding the FCS II Performer PCC fin, Filipe took to the airways to defeat fellow Brazilian Willian Cardoso in the peaky beach breaks.
FCS is excited to announce the release of a new, state-of-the-art fin construction known as Neo Glass. Neo Glass draws on a precision engineering process and a unique combination of materials to produce a fin that delivers pro standard performance.
In the early 1990's a man by the name of Brian Whitty approached three local surfers from the Northern Beaches of Sydney with a brainwave; removable surfboard fins.
Removable fins would make traveling easier, allow surfers to change their fin setup to suit varying conditions, and more importantly, give them the opportunity to change the performance of their surfboard simply by using a different fin template.
In order for this brainwave to become a reality there would have to be a way to secure the fins to the board. Over the preceding months the idea was transformed into a reality and FCS was born. This would eventually become a pinnacle moment in surfing history. FCS stands for Fin Control System, and this six plug configuration would change the face of surfing.
FCS fins were introduced to the Australian market in 1992 and released globally in 1994. The first FCS fin plug was patented shortly after the global release and it quickly became the world standard for removable fins. To this day FCS is the strongest, most successful, and also the most widely used surfboard fin system in the world.
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I know you can't bring bottled water and such with you on the plane. However, is it safe to bring an empty bottle with you to fill up later? Or do you risk losing your possibly expensive/fancy/awesome water bottle when going through security?
I always have one or two plastic bottles with me. I empty them before I go through security and then re-fill them from a tap in the restroom in the waiting area.
I've done this many times, and security never asked about the empty bottles, and even if they do you can explain what they are for.
Yes, do this all the time.
Probably not necessary, but I take the lid off and put it in another pocket to ensure it's seen as an empty bottle.
UK airports generally have a bar airside and I've never had a problem asking them to refill the bottle.
Though security might let you get away with this, regulations clearly state (UK, but the same applies elsewhere) that vessels that are able to contain more than 100ml, even when they contain less (or nothing at all) are not allowed through security.
Case in point: have you ever tried to take a half empty tube of toothpaste through security?
It depends on where you are in the world. In Britain there are rarely places to fill bottles up, yet they are allowed through. In a way, I think its a moneymaking scam, if you have liquids in the bottles at UK security the bottle goes, in Sweden the liquid goes. In Britain they probably sell the bottles
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Today the prosecution rested its case in the trial of South African Paralympian athlete Oscar Pistorius for the murder of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp, 29, on Valentine's Day 2013.
Steenkamp, a model, was found shot several times through the locked bathroom door in Pistorius' home; he claimed that he accidentally shot her, thinking she was a burglar. Police had previously responded to "allegations of a domestic nature" at Pistorius' home and on the night of her death, neighbors said they had heard gunshots and screams from both a man and a woman prior to the shooting. Pistorius, who is 27, has entered a plea of not guilty.
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Hill gained infamy when "Wiseguy," the biographical account of his life, from crime reporter Nicholas Pileggi, was adapted for the big screen by Martin Scorsese in 1990. The mob classic chronicled Hill's journey into the world of organized crime. In 1980, after a drug bust, Hill accepted a protection deal to testify against his partners in crime. He entered the witness protection program, but was kicked out in the early '90s, after several arrests under his assumed identity. At the urging of his on-screen counterpart Liotta, he completed a stint in rehab in 2006.
Following the success of "Goodfellas," Hill became a somewhat notorious public figure, selling his own brand of spaghetti sauce on the Internet, opening a restaurant in Connecticut and making several media appearances on "The Howard Stern Show" and American Movie Classics. Hill divorced from his wife Karen (portrayed in the movie by Lorraine Bracco) in 1989; his two children, Gregg and Gina, have since had their names changed and reside in undisclosed locations. Hill passed away two days after his birthday.
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WOW! Unless you are 80 years old, 2008 was probably the worst economic year you have ever seen. Detroit was hit even harder, bringing iconic companies like GM and Chrysler to the brink of bankruptcy. Halo Group was certainly not immune to these events as revenues were down slightly for 2008. As a company we made some very tough decisions which included reducing staff and cutting costs to ensure that the organization remains healthy for the future.
On a more positive note, Halo Group ended the year with 43 active clients. This is an impressive and amazing testament to our hard-working associates. Client diversity means stability for the company as well as a variety of assignments for candidates and consultants. Our largest client in 2008 represented less than 10% of revenue with our average client only making up 2.3% of revenue. Given this broad client base, we believe the company is positioned to grow in all markets.
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Students at a local high school invite the community to join their anti-bullying campaign next month, including your chance to be in a music video filmed on Broadway.
Well, the gathering Northside High School students are organizing won't be on the Broadway in New York, but the music video combining lip synching and audio dubbing, called lip dub, will be filmed on Broadway in Columbus at 6 p.m. Oct. 22.
The Distributive Education Clubs of America chapter at Northside, comprising students studying marketing, created the Man Up Against Bullying campaign. To participate in the video, you must register by the Oct. 11 deadline via an email sent to email@example.com with the following information:
Team leader's full name
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A mandatory meeting for team leaders will be Oct. 14 at 7 p.m. in the Northside auditorium. Teams should produce an anti-bullying slogan and T-shirt or wear their organization's shirt at the video's filming and bring anti-bullying signs and banners.
The Northside students also seek sponsors for their campaign. Use the same email address to pledge sponsorship for one of the following:
Anti-bullying children's book contest: $300 for first-place sponsor
Anti-bullying children's book contest: $150 for second-place sponsor
Anti-bullying children's book contest: $75 for third-place sponsor
Anti-bullying scarecrow contest: ice cream party sponsor
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Billboard sponsorship: $500 gold level
Billboard sponsorship: $250 silver level
Billboard sponsorship: $100 bronze level
Checks made payable to NHS DECA and a copy of your organization's logo should be mailed to Libby Clay at Northside High School, 2002 American Way, Columbus, GA 31907.
The campaign's monthlong series of events will include weekly activities at Northside such as:
Man-Up Monday, when students will receive bow ties and fake mustaches, and a photo both will be set up during lunch for them to take goofy pictures.
* Transformation Tuesday, when students can take a photo of a new friend or someone they normally don't talk to and post it on Instagram with the hashtag #nhsmakenewfriends.
Pledge Wall Wednesday, when students can sign a pledge to be a friend and not a bully. The pledge will change each week, but each pledge will relate to standing up against bullying.
Twitter Thursday, when students can tweet positive comments to each other with the hashtag #nhsspeakagainstbullying.
Forgive and Forget Fridays, when students can write on a poster in the school's atrium about how they made a positive difference that day. Prizes will be awarded for the best photo from Transformation Tuesday and the best tweet from Twitter Thursday.
Special events will include Peace Day, when students can dress in 1970s attire to promote harmony, and Wordless Wednesday, when the school will have a moment of silence for lives lost due to bullying.
The website bullyingstatistics.org states that "in about 85 percent of bullying cases, no intervention effort is made on the part of students, teachers, parents or administration." The Northside students' Man Up Against Bullying campaign intends to help improve that statistic in their school, district and surrounding community.


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Perfect Retreat! Hot Tub, Wii: Summer Specials! in Breckenridge
- bedrooms 6
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- sleeps 14
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Stunning home that offers every little amenity to give you a most unforgettable vacation. The views are nothing short of perfection. From the large deck with a private hot tub as well as each family room you will enjoy the beauty of Colorado.
The main level of the home has huge ceilings hovering above a very cozy family room with a warm fireplace. The kitchen and dining room adjoin this space allowing for the perfect place for family time.
The lower level offers yet a second family room with all the toys: Wii, board games, and cards. There is even a sink and microwave on this level making it a perfect space for entertainment.
The upper level has a nice loft for relaxing, or for doing some work. A comfortable office area is here as well.
Main Level: 2 Queen Rooms
Lower Level: Queen Room, Bunk Room with a Queen Bed
Upper Level: Master King Room (with fireplace), Queen Room
Truly a perfect home for all to enjoy.
• TVs
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• Board Games
• Wii
• Cable
• Wi-Fi
• Grill
• Private Jacuzzi Hot Tub
This home is large! At over 4200 sq. ft., there is plenty of room to enjoy by all. The great room area is magnificent for entertaining.
The large kitchen / dining area will definitely please. Everything you need is provided, except the food, of course!
Parking the cars is no problem with this beautiful home. A 2-car garage offers additional storage & plenty of room for ski's, parking and more. There is a "mud room" entrance off the garage with an in-unit washer/dryer.
* 11.675% Tax is applicable to all reservations
* A $300 cleaning fee is also required
* If you would like to stay fewer nights than the minimum listed, just contact us for availability!
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Making every drop count: NCGA Tools for Water Quality
ST. LOUIS (June 18, 2013) To help corn farmers understand water issues and ways to enhance water quality on their farms, the National Corn Growers Association has added a video and an interactive educational module to its online learning tools concerning water quality management. "NCGA is dedicated to continuous improvement, education and supporting water conservation and input management," said Dean Taylor, chair of the Production and Stewardship Action Team. "Our goal in producing these tools is to communicate the actual production related practices farmers are successfully implementing related to water quality." The video, titled "Driving Change," showcases NCGA members describing the practices they are implementing to enhance water quality on their farms and in their area. The 30-minute NCGA Water Issues Learning Module was developed to help farmers better understand water quality issues and best practices.
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Whether you're in search of something fun to do with the kids or you have a babysitter and are planning a night out, look no further because Patch editors have picked a variety of events taking place today and tomorrow to help you make the most of your weekend. Click on the headline of each for more information.
Ridgefield: Crystal Ball Honoring Beth Yanity
Where: The Lounsbury House
When: Saturday, 6:30 p.m.
Cost: $150 per person
Description: This fundraiser honors Ridgefield resident, Beth Yanity, for 57 years of public service and benefits the restoration and preservation of the historic RCC Lounsbury House.
Ridgefield: St. Patrick's Day Scavenger Hunt
Where: Ballard Park in Ridgefield
When: Sunday from 2 p.m. - 3 p.m.
Cost: Free to members of the Ridgefield Discovery Center; $7 for non members.
Description: This St. Patrick's Day scavenger hunt will teach kids what 'bodhrans & bones' are, and why the Irish flag has three colors, among other holiday and cultural information. Prizes awarded.
Bethel: Spring Cycling Series Kicks Off
Where: 7 Francis J Clarke Circle
When: Sunday, March 17, 8 a.m.
Cost: $25
Description: The Bethel Spring Series returns to the Francis J Clarke Circle for seven Sundays in March and April 2013, held under the auspices of USA Cycling, the national cycling federation. This Series has become the cornerstone spring event for many racers in the New England area, drawing folks from as far away as Vermont, New Hampshire, New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Jersey, and occasional guests from Canada and points south like Pennsylvania or Virginia.
Bethany: Bethany Lions Club Charity Auction
Where: 40 Peck Road
When: Friday, March 15, at 6:30 p.m.
Cost: Free to attend, varied costs for auction items
Description: All funds raised during this live auction will benefit college scholarships for Bethany high school seniors. Auction highlights: Golf foursomes at the Yale Golf Course, The Farms Country Club and several other local courses, a weekend away on Martha's Vineyard and a number of Greenwich Workshop prints and collectibles.
Where: The Brookfield Theatre for the Arts, 182 Whisconier Rd, Brookfield
When: Saturday, March 16 and Sunday, March 17, 12:30 p.m.
Cost: Free
Description: March 16 auditions and callbacks on March 17, both at 12:30 p.m. Please arrive on time as a dance combination will be taught to everyone at the same time to begin auditions. You may be asked to stay after the vocal audition to work with other performers.
Brookfield: Shamrock 5K Run for the Goal
Where: Brookfield High School, 45 Long Meadow Hill Rd, Brookfield
When: Sunday, March 17, 10 a.m.
Cost: $26
Description: Brookfield lacrosse is hosting its first annual Shamrock 5k Run for the Goal, benefiting Michael J. Fox foundation for Parkinson's Research and BHS lacrosse.
Brookfield: Deming String Quartet at Brookfield Library
Where: Brookfield Library, 182 Whisconier Rd, Brookfield
When: Sunday, March 17, 3 p.m.
Cost: Free
Description: The Brookfield Library invites you to a free concert with The Deming String Quartet. The one-hour concert will include pieces by Bach, Haydn, Mendelssohn and more. Featured musicians are Larry Deming (violin), Diane Orson (violin), Barbara Wiggin (viola) and Patricia Smith (cello).
Darien: 'The 39 Steps' Play at Darien Arts Center
Where: Darien Arts Center, behind Darien Town Hall, 2 Renshaw Rd.
When: 8 p.m., Friday, March 15 and Saturday, March 16; 2 p.m. Sunday, March 17
Cost: $25 for adults, $20 for seniors, and $15 for students
Description: "The 39 Steps is a play that depends on a few very talented actors playing more than 150 different roles including train conductors, Nazi secret agents, lingerie salesmen, doddering politicians, police inspectors, and music hall acts, to name a few."
Easton: A Hard Road to Travel from Connecticut to Gettysburg 1863
Where: Easton Library, 691 Morehouse Road
When: Saturday, March 16, 2 p.m.
Cost: Free
Description: The story of four good friends who enlisted in the 17th Connecticut Volunteer Infantry, Company D, will be told via their letters and historical documents. Together they marched, tented, survived the elements and disease and fought every day on the hard road to Gettysburg where on that fateful day of July 1, 1863, one of them would be killed, two wounded and only one left standing.
Fairfield: Alzheimer's Association Benefit w/ Band Together
Where: Fairfield Theatre Company 70 Sanford St, Fairfield
When: Saturday, March 15, 7-10 p.m.
Cost: $35
Description: Jerry Vigorito and Rob Fried lead Band Together through an evening of 90's music to keep you dancing and singing in support of the Connecticut Chapter of the Alzheimer Association.
Litchfield: Health Care Delivery in CT During the Civil War
Where: 7 South St.
When: Friday, March 15, noon
Cost: $5
Description: In an era before antisepsis and antibiotics, the devastating effects of a new weapon of destruction called the Minie Ball resulted in more than 55,000 amputations. The effects of this bullet are demonstrated on wood, pig femur, and muscle with clinical demonstrations. Dr. Ira Spar is a practicing orthopedic and hand surgeon and a member of the Society of Civil War Surgeons.
New Canaan: Summer Theatre Auditions
Where: Performing Arts Conservatory of New Canaan
When: Sunday, Mar. 17, 10 a.m.
Cost: Free.
Description: Audition for the summer shows, including South Pacific, Grease, The Little Mermaid, The Cat in the Hat, and Pinkalicious the Musical. Hopefuls should prepare two contrasting 16-bar selections from or in the style of the shows. Bring sheet music in the correct key; accompanist is provided.
New Canaan: Opening Reception 9SOLOS Exhibition
Where: Carriage Barn Arts Center at Waveny Park
When: Sunday, Mar. 17, 4 p.m. - 6 p.m.
Cost: Free
Description: "9SOLOS", nine one-person shows in "mini-galleries" in the Betty Barker Gallery at the Carriage Barn Arts Center featuring the work of members of the New Canaan Society of the Arts.
Newtown: St. Patrick's Day Puppet Show
Where: S.H.A.C.K. - Sandy Hook Arts Center for Kids, 100 Church Hill Rd Ste 104, Sandy Hook, CT | Get Directions »
When: March 14-16, 3:00 p.m. and 4:30 p.m.
Cost: $7.00
Description: Put on your plaid cap and break out the WHITE because The S.H.A.C.K. has a very special black light puppet show and party planned just for you! Wear white so you can glow in the dark but don't forget to wear green too! Children will make a shamrock shaker craft, enjoy Irish Soda Bread, Irish music and a fun glow-in-the-dark puppet show!
Newtown: Irish Cabaret at St. Rose of Lima
Where: St. Rose of Lima, 40 Church Hill Rd, Newtown, CT | Get Directions »
When: March 16, 7:30 p.m.
Cost: $25.00
Description: The St. Rose K of C Council 185 will host an Irish Cabaret on Saturday, March 16 at 7:30 in the St. Rose Gathering Hall. Doors open at 7:00 and the entertainment will begin at 7:30. Keltic Kick is a very talented and lively group that has been delighting crowds with Irish and rock music for many years. Tickets are $25 (BYO Beverages and snacks). Proceeds will help the Knights perform their charitable works.
Norwalk: Green Eyed Lady at Ash Creek Saloon
Where: Ash Creek Saloon, 2 Wilton Ave.
When: Friday, March 15, at 9:30 p.m.
Cost: Free
Description: Rock/dance band Green Eyed Lady will get you moving.
Norwalk: Erin Go Bark for St. Catrick's Day
Where: Paws Pet Animal Welfare Society, 504 Main Ave.
When: March 15, 16, and 17, from noon to 4 p.m.
Cost: Free to attend, reduced adoption fee of $75 for cats and $160 for dogs for animals one year of age or older
Description: All pets adopted under this special event have been spayed/neutered, examined by a vet, vaccinated & microchipped. Cats have been tested for FiV/FeLV and dogs have been heartworm tested. The first 10 adopters will receive a $10 gift card to O'Neill's Pub & Restaurant.
Orange: Rotary Club Meeting
Where: Racebrook Country Club, 264 Derby Ave.
When: Friday, March 15, at 12:15 p.m.
Cost: Free to attend
Description: The Orange Rotary Club meets monthly.
Redding: JBHS Lacrosse Pancake Breakfast and Junior Clinics
Where: Joel Barlow High School, 100 Black Rock Turnpike
When: Saturday, March 16, 9 a.m.
Cost: $7 per person, $25 for a family of four
Description: Breakfast includes pancakes, eggs, bacon/sausage, fruit, coffee, tea and orange juice. The indoor clinics are $10 per participant and will be run by the Barlow Lacrosse Varsity coaching staff and players.
Shelton: St. Joseph School Annual Fish Fry
Where: St. Joseph School, 430 Coram Ave.
When: Friday, March 15, at 5 p.m.
Cost: Not listed
Description: The next fish fry is scheduled for March 22.
Shelton: Paranormal Investigator Hosts Book Talk
Where: Public Library: Huntington Branch, 41 Church St.
When: Saturday, March 16, at 11 a.m.
Cost: Free
Description: Author and paranormal investigator Sydney Sherman will speak about her book, "You Are Not Alone." She will sell and sign books following her talk.
Where: Christian Heritage School, 575 White Plains Road
When: Thursday, March 14, 7 p.m.
Cost: $8
Description: Christian Heritage School will present the delightful musical comedy Hello, Dolly! on March 14-16. This enduring musical theater hit follows the lively adventures of America's most beloved matchmaker. Performances are Thursday, March 14 at 7:00 p.m., Friday, March 15 at 7:00 p.m., and Saturday, March 16 at 1:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. A snazzy, high-stepping classic musical, Hello, Dolly! features a full-scale cast and orchestra and glitters with show-stopping tunes that guarantee you'll walk out singing! Christian Heritage School is located at 575 White Plains Road in Trumbull. For ticket information, call 203-261-6230 or visit www.kingsmen.org.
Weston: Kiwanis Wine Tasting
Where: Norfield Congregational Church, 64 Norfield Road
When: Saturday, March 16, 6:30 to 10:30 p.m.
Cost: $75
Description: The wine tasting is an opportunity for Kiwanians and their families, neighbors and friends to taste delicious wines and enjoy hors d'oeuvres by Bon Soiree of Westport in a gracious party setting.
Westport: Staples Players Present 'A Chorus Line'
Where: Staples High School,
70 North Ave, Westport, CT
When: Friday, March 15, 7:30 p.m.
Cost: $15
Description: Staples Players proudly present "A CHORUS LINE" Conceived, Originally Directed and Choreographed by Michael Bennett, with a Book by James Kirkwood & Nicholas Dante, Music by Marvin Hamlisch and Lyrics by Edward Kleban. Performances will take place at the main stage theatre at Staples High School on March 15th, 16th, 22nd, 23rd at 7:30 p.m., March 17th at 3 p.m. and March 21st at 7 p.m.
West Redding: Farmer's Market at Country Brother's Emporium
Where: 2 Long Ridge Rd.
When: Friday, March 15, 2 p.m.
Cost: Free to attend, price varies for wares
Description: Local produce, meats, homemade pickles, candies, pies, and container arrangements are just a few things that are on display from participating vendors. "Back To The Woods" arbors and rustic furniture is on display. Amish products are available in the Emporium Shop. Gluten-free products are also available.
Wilton: Cat Adoption Event
Where: Wilton Town Hall, 238 Danbury Road
When: Saturday, March 16, 1 to 4 p.m.
Cost: Free to attend, adoption fees apply
Description: See one of the cats available for adoption here: His name is Fred Astaire. Visit the Facebook page to see more pictures of adoptable animals.
Where: Wilton High School, 395 Danbury Road
When: Saturday, March 16, 7:30 p.m.
Cost: $15
Description: This intimate, amazing night of music will be performed by more than 20 of Wilton's most talented student singers, songwriters and musicians from WHS and Middlebrook, who will be performing acoustic sets of R&B, bluegrass, jazz pop and folk tunes. All proceeds benefit the Wilton Education Foundation and Wilton's public schools.
Woodbridge: BSA Troop 907 Spring Garden/Flower Sale
Where: Firehouse on Center Road
When: Saturday, March 16, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Cost: Varied cost
Description: The Boy Scouts will be selling organic and natural fertilizers, mulch, grass seed, potting soil, lime, spring bulbs and early spring flowers: pansies, violas, alyssum, snapdragons, dianthus, hanging baskets and early vegetables. The sale will take place on March 16, 17, 23 and 24 and April 13, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day.
Middlebury: Rhythms of Grace Church Service
Where: St. George's Episcopal Church, Tucker Hill Road
When: Saturday, March 16, 4 to 5 p.m.
Cost: Free
Description: Rhythms of Grace is a church experience for those who do not feel comfortable in a traditional church setting and especially supports children on the autism spectrum, but all children with special needs are invited.
Where: Woodbury Public Library, 269 Main St. South
When: Saturday, March 16, 10:30 a.m.
Cost: Free
Description: Kiefer is a special dog with different abilities. Families with children of all ages are welcome to join his owner, Trisha Malfitano, as she reads her book "My Dog Kiefer," a story about why Kiefer is different than other dogs and why his differences make him special.
Woodbury: Flanders Maple Celebration Finale
Where: Flanders Nature Center, 5 Church Hill Rd.
When: Saturday, March 16, noon
Cost: $5
Description: Cap off that sweet maple season with the Flanders Nature Center winter celebration. Activities include: pre-colonial maple sugaring with the Institute for American Indian Studies, maple tours, maple candy-making, maple syrup and candy for sale, bluegrass music by Shagbark, crafts for children, a talk about sled dogs from the CT Valley Siberian Husky Club and snowshoeing demonstrations with CT Outdoors.
About this column: From our neighborhood to the towns around us, if you're looking for something to do this weekend we've got you covered.


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Western Mass Ed Markey supporters gathered at the Senate candidate's campaign headquarters on Island Pond Road in Springfield Friday.
A UMass, Lowell/ Boston Herald poll shows Markey widening his lead over Republican Gabriel Gomez.
Markey has a 20-point lead with the support of 56 percent of the 312 likely voters polled.
Still, Markey says he'll be ramping us his campaign these next few days.
"Overconfidence reads complacency. And we are just in the opposite situation in our campaign. We are working 24/7. We are taking nothing for granted. We don't believe the polls," Markey said at Friday night's rally.
Former U.S. Senator Scott Brown has been campaigning for Republican candidate Gabriel Gomez.
Gomez will be in Western Mass this weekend.
The special election will take place Tuesday.
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Waterbury group home puts neighbors on edgeBy ERIC BLAISDELL
Staff Writer | August 17,2013Jeb Wallace-Brodeur / Staff Photo
This home on East Street in Waterbury is at the center of controversy over who lives there.WATERBURY A recently opened sober living home on East Street has come under fire by those living around it, with concerns arising about safety and zoning. Managers of the home say they are simply trying to give those who need it a place to live substance free.
Last month, Melissa Riegel-Garrett leased her childhood home at 19 East St. to Andrew Gonyea for the purposes of using it to house those looking for a safe, clean place to live while they battle addiction. Riegel-Garrett said she made the decision because her personal life had taken a turn and she was looking to live somewhere more affordable instead of the two-family house.
Gonyea, who has been managing similar homes in the Burlington area for years, was presented with the idea by Riegel-Garretts brother, David Riegel. Riegel, a self-described alcoholic who has been helping with the setup of the home, said he knew the benefits of what such a residence could offer since he had used similar homes to get clean himself.
However, since the home started operating with three tenants, neighbors in the area have expressed their displeasure and voiced concerns about what the home may do to their community.
Susan Mehrtens, who lives on adjacent Clover Lane, said she has not seen anything negative happening at the house but said she doubted she would since it is not in her line of sight. She said she was concerned about the house changing the character of the neighborhood if drug addicts and alcoholics start moving in.
I support the idea of a group home. I think its great. I just dont want to see it in a residential area, she said.
In an effort to cease the operation of the home, residents including Mehrtens have filed appeals to the towns Development Review Board challenging Waterbury Zoning Administrator Clare Rocks July 30 decision that the house still falls under residential use. The board is to hear the appeal Sept. 5.
The neighbors argue that the house is a business, not a residence, since it will host up to 16 people and make more than $100,000 a year for the operators. They say that constitutes a change of use for its zoning.
Jan Cote, a next-door neighbor to the home who also appealed, said she once heard men arguing and then a dog fight coming from the home one night. Cote said she called police about the incident the next day but was told she had to report it while it was happening in order to elicit police assistance.
Like Mehrtens, Cote said sober houses are a good thing but added that such places need to follow certain rules and regulations like proper supervision and licensing before they can operate.
Riegel-Garrett said she was confused as to why people believed the home needs a special permit or license to operate. She said she has rented the downstairs apartment in the home for years with the rule that there be no smoking inside.
Its very interesting that now that we are saying no drinking and no drugging and no smoking, I dont understand why people think there would need to be something special about this, she said. This literally is a place for people to live. We are renting a residential unit for the purposes of living.
The home will offer no services for its tenants, and the only requirement is that they stay substance free.
Riegel said he plans for around eight or nine people to live in the home at most, not 16. He said the reaction from the neighbors, some of whom he has known most of his life, has been unfortunate.
We want to be really kind, and weve had good relationships with these people over a period of time, he said. Were not trying to disturb the neighborhood. Were not trying to cause harm in any way, shape or form.
As for the home being a business and making money, Riegel pointed to other homes on East Street, saying several of them are rented as well.
As far as I can tell, people who rent their homes arent doing it to lose money, Riegel said, adding that his sister is just trying to break even and possibly put money aside for maintenance on the home such as a new roof in a few years.
Even with all the controversy, Riegel stands by what he and Gonyea are trying to do.
I believe in my heart that this is a positive thing for our neighborhood, the community, and for society as a whole, he said. The truth of the matter is people are suffering from alcoholism and drug addiction all over the place. There is a portion of those people that are choosing to acknowledge the situation that they are in and to try to reach out and find help for that.
Riegel said people go into rehab or inpatient care for their addictions all the time. When they come out they are returning to the community, whether the public likes it or not.
So we can either ignore the fact that they are here and hope they are successful, or we can possibly make some positive support systems where these people can really have an opportunity to be successful, he said.
As for the people who may come into the home, Gonyea said there is an interview process where those already living in the home, as well as Gonyea himself, decide whether a possible addition is a good candidate. They dont just accept anyone off the street, he said.
He said they are looking for people who may already be participating in a program to get clean, are looking for recovery and have an attitude of change. People who move in are asked to live there for six months and may stay for however long they want after that, provided the rest of the housemates believe the person is a good fit.MORE IN Vermont NewsNORTHFIELD Officials at Norwich University are set to celebrate a museum on its Northfield... Full StoryMONTPELIER Republican gubernatorial candidate Scott Milne is seizing on the results of a poll... Full StoryPORTLAND, Maine FairPoint Communications workers in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont have known... Full Story
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Time Capsule adds items to Drexel Archives collection
By: Rob Sieczkiewicz and Jenny James Lee
Several new items were added to the Archives' collection at W. W. Hagerty Library after the opening of a time capsule, found in Matheson Hall, during a sledgehammer ceremony on October 5th. The ceremony was lead by Dean of LeBow, George Tsetsekos, with members of his advisory board, Drexel students, staff and faculty, as well as representatives from the Keating Building Company.
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Blackhawks @ Panthers Highlights 10/22/13 (via NHL)
The Sabres just finished a three game homestand with zero points, losing to the Vancouver Canucks 3-0 last Thursday, 4-2 to the Colorado Avalanche on Saturday, and 5-2 to the Bruins on Wednesday. They'll face the Tampa Bay Lightning tomorrow night before heading back to Buffalo for a tilt against the Dallas Stars on Monday. Aside from a four goal outburst in their only victory (a 4-3 shootout affair against the New York Islanders on October 15th), they've scored 11 goals in 10 games.
A Look Back
The last time the Panthers squared up against the Sabres, it was the 9-19-6 Florida squad hosting the 13-16-4 Buffalo club this past March 28th. For the Panthers, Shawn Matthias scored twice, while Tomas Fleischmann and Jonathan Huberdeau also lit the lamp. Brian Campbell and the since departed Peter Mueller each earned two assists. After 65 minutes, the game stood deadlocked at four. Jonathan Huberdeau and Mike Santorelli earned the second point by beating Ryan Miller, who had saved 36-of-40 shots. Jacob Markstrom also made 36 saves for the win.
Jonathan Huberdeau listened to some advice from an injured teammate, and it paid immediate dividends.
The Florida Panthers' rookie sensation snapped a nine-game goal drought with a game-tying power-play tally with 6:09 left in regulation, then scored in the shootout as his team rallied to beat the Buffalo Sabres 5-4 on Thursday night at BB&T Center.
Huberdeau's goal was his 13th of the season, tops among NHL rookies.
"I was watching a little bit the stats, but now I decided I'm going to stop watching that," Huberdeau said. "It can go in your head. [Kris] Versteeg told me, just don't watch the stats and it's going to go well. I stopped actually three nights ago and now it went well. So now I've got to stop watching." * Full Recap * Box Score
Sabres/Panthers - Full Shootouts 3/28/13 (via NHLShootouts2013)
GameTime: 7:30 PM ET, FS-FLA, WQAM, LBC GameThread at 7:00
All-Time Record: Florida is 28-37-4-6 all-time against Buffalo, a .440 success rate. Florida has a much more palatable 5-3-3 record against the Sabres over the last three seasons.
Season Series: First of four
Florida Panthers: 3-6-1, .350, 7 points, on pace for 57 points. Seventh in the Atlantic Division, 12th in the Eastern Conference, tied for 24th in the NHL. Last five: L-L-L-W-O.
Buffalo Sabres: 1-9-1, .136, 3 points, on pace for 22 points. Eighth in the Atlantic Division,16th in the Eastern Conference, 30th in the NHL. Last five: L-W-L-L-L.
Common Thread
Panthers D Brian Campbell played his first eight seasons with the Sabres. In 391 games, he totaled 32 goals, 144 assists, a minus-7 rating and 113 PIM.
D Mike Weaver will play in Panthers game number 202, moving him into a tie for 40th with Bret Hedican. Shawn Matthias will move into sole possession of 26th, passing Niklas Hagman with his 264th game played.
Marcel Goc will move into the all-time top 50 with his next goal, number 24, tying Dave Gagner. Tomas Kopecky will pass Mike Van Ryn into 48th with his 26th goal. Kris Versteeg tied Mike Hough and Gary Roberts in 45th with a goal last game, his 27th. Tomas Fleischmann currently has 41 goals, and will tie Gord Murphy in 27th all-time with his next.
Matthias has 44 assists, tied with Jody Hull, Chris Gratton, and Ivan Novoseltsev in 46th. Fleischmann and Dmitry Kulikov each have 64 assists, If either of them get their 65th, they will tie captain Ed Jovanovski in 29th. Brian Campbell currently has 73 assists, in 21st place, and will move into the top 20 all-time with one more, tying Johan Garpenlov.
Former Panther C Rob Globke (46 games, one goal, one assist), turned 31 yesterday. Calgary G Miikka Kiprusoff turns 36 tomorrow.
Probable Starting Lineups
Florida Panthers
- Nick Bjugstad - Jonathan Huberdeau - Brad Boyes
- Tomas Fleischmann - Aleksander Barkov - Kris Versteeg
- Shawn Matthias - Marcel Goc -Tomas Kopecky
- Sean Bergenheim - Scott Gomez - Jesse Winchester
- Brian Campbell - Dmitry Kulikov
- Tom Gilbert - Mike Weaver
- Erik Gudbranson - Matt Gilroy
- Jacob Markstrom - Scott Clemmensen
Buffalo Sabres
- Thomas Vanek - Cody Hodgson - Drew Stafford
- Marcus Foligno - Tyler Ennis - Steve Ott
- Zemgus Girgensons - Johan Larsson - Brian Flynn
- John Scott - Mikhail Grigorenko - Kevin Porter
- Ryan Miller - Jhonas Enroth
Panthers Leaders
Brad Boyes - 4, Marcel Goc, Aleksander Barkov, Jonathan Huberdeau -3
Tomas Fleischmann - 7, Brian Campbell - 5, Aleksander Barkov - 4
Tomas Fleischmann - 9, Aleksander Barkov - 7, Brad Boyes - 6
Nick Bjugstad - 53.8% (21-for-39), Marcel Goc - 50.0% (92-for-181), Jesse Winchester - 48.5% (16-for-33)
Shots on Goal
Tomas Fleischmann - 32, Kris Versteeg - 26, Brad Boyes - 22
Penalty Minutes
Erik Gudbranson - 30, Dmitry Kulikov - 27, Jesse Winchester - 16
Mike Weaver - 29, Erik Gudbranson - 24, Dmitry Kulikov - 16
Blocked Shots
Mike Weaver - 28, Erik Gudbranson - 22, Tom Gilbert - 17
For a Buffalo scented whiff of the festivities, check out Die By The Blade. The LBC GameThread goes live at 7 PM.


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Strapless taffeta gown with asymmetrically draped bodice, scooped neckline and full ball gown tulle skirt.
An uneven design element that creates interest; it may be gathering of fabric on one side, an uneven hem or a one-shoulder strap.
The ball gown is a classic shape with a fitted bodice and very full skirt that brushes the floor. The pick-up skirt is a modern interpretation of this silhouette.
A popular neckline for brides seeking a stylish and versatile look (offering unlimited jewelry and accessory options).
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A sheer to semi-sheer net fabric often used for skirts and veils. Can also be used as an underskirt to create fullness.
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Dream Come True This dress was made for me -- I put it on and couldn't stop smiling. I'm 5'1 and was not looking for something big and poofy. I second-guessed myself, thinking that I was too short to wear so much dress, but in the end I went with my gut and couldn't have been happier. I got this dress in blush/ivory (because pink was my first love) and got so many compliments throughout the night. This dress made a statement and I'm so glad it was mine! October 11, 2012
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WOW! As others here, I came to DB with a TOTALLY different silhouette and as soon as I tried this dress on, I knew this was it! I figured, why not try a ballgown? It's more breathtaking in person. Very light even with 100 yrds of tulle. I truly felt like a bride. You will not be disappointed with this lovely dress. I can't wait to get the alterations done so I can finally wear my dress again! September 14, 2012
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