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Clarion University–Venango Campus held its 20th annual Honors Night celebration at the Quality Inn at Franklin on Thursday, April 28, 2011. The event recognizes the achievement of students receiving scholarships and those who excel academically and in leadership positions. Outstanding Student Awards, Special Achievement Awards, and Dean's List certificates were also presented to the student honorees.
Dr. Christopher M. Reber, executive dean of the Venango Campus, congratulated the students and thanked the scholarship donors.
"This is a proud occasion for all of you and all of my colleagues at Clarion University," he said. "We salute you and thank you for your excellence and your commitment to Clarion University-Venango Campus. And we are extraordinarily grateful to our scholarship donors and sponsors whose generosity is truly inspiring."
Venango Campus alumnus Debbie McNerney Eckelberger delivered the keynote speech. Ms. Eckelberger, a member of the board of directors of the Clarion University Alumni Association, earned an associate degree in business administration at Venango Campus and went on to complete a bachelor's degree in business administration at the Clarion campus. A very active member of the community, she encouraged the students to become civically engaged.
"By being honored here tonight you have shown that you are a leader, no matter what degree you are pursuing," she said. "Tonight I want to ask you to take your leadership skills, your time and your talents in your chosen fields to a higher level, to make use of them to give back to your community."
Eleven students were selected by their peers and Venango Campus faculty for the Outstanding Student Awards. Recipients were Rusty Hartzell, Arts and Sciences; Branden Bauer, Industrial Technology; Bobbie Haag, Paralegal Studies; Doreen Lawton, Nursing (ASN); James Rowland, Criminal Justice; Cylee Rhoades, Rehabilitative Services; Tyler Sobash, Respiratory Care; Jenna Ashley, Medical Imaging Sciences; Betty Martin Hannold, Nursing (BSN); and Dustin Flaherty, Liberal Studies. Emily Aubele, director of student affairs, presented William Price with the Contribution to Student Life Award.
Members of the Venango Campus Honors Program for the 2010-11 academic year were Jennifer Burchfield, Julie Cashdollar, Kayle Essei, Amy Ferringer, Amy Gerwig, Jen Girty, Kathy Goodwin, Bobbie Haag, Jennifer Hallstrom, Mary Hulse, James Kronmiller, Doreen Lawton, Terry Leatherman, Marcia Miller, Renee Shacklock, Danielle Shreckengost, Erin Weaver, Nenad Zelenkov, Robin Zerres, and Dawna Zimmerman.
The Clarion University-Venango Campus Scholarship Committee awarded scholarships to the following students at the ceremony:
• Ronald E. Black Scholarship: Michael Hess, an industrial technology major from Marble
• Clarion University-Venango Campus Endowment Fund Scholarships: Amber Dietz, a medical imaging sciences major from Verona; Tyler Moon, undecided, from Cooperstown; Jennifer Morrissey, a nursing major from Maytown; and Nathan Wolfgang, an accounting major from Emlenton
• Frank Clark Scholarship: Charity Crawford, a nursing major from Rimersburg
• Dale Woodard Gent Law Firm Scholarship: Sherry Patton, a bachelor of science in nursing major from Harrisville
• Galaxy Federal Credit Union: Sara Barnett, a communications major from Oil City
• Dr. Thomas A. Gardner Scholarship: Carrie Young, a medical imaging sciences major from Mercer
• Nathan and Jack Gourley Memorial Scholarship: Jessica Grams, a nursing major from Oil City; Bobbie Haag, a business major from Franklin; and Robin Zerres, a nursing major from Polk
• William Huber Memorial Scholarship: Autumn Pratt, a nursing major from Guys Mills
• David M. McElhattan Memorial Scholarship: Amy Ferringer, a psychology major from Cooperstown
• Dr. Glenn R. McElhattan Scholarships: Lauren Evers, a medical imaging sciences major from St. Marys; Elizabeth Gadsby, a paralegal studies major from Oil City; and Eric Gumkowski, a criminal justice major from Verona
• Oil City Lions Club Scholarships: Elizabeth Gadsby; Alyson Johnson, a medical imaging sciences major from Franklin, and Brianna Snow, an English major from Oil City
• Oil City Rotary Scholarships: Bethany Stephens, a nursing major from Oil City, and Nathan Wolfgang, an accounting major from Emlenton
• Pennzoil Scholarship: Anne Armstrong, a business major from Oil City
• Dr. & Mrs. Arthur William Phillips Scholarships in Memory of William J. McFate and Judge William E. Breene: Amy Bahurinsky, a nursing major from Meadville; Alexis Best, a nursing major from Knox; Lindsay Hasbrouck, a nursing major from Centerville; Dawn Quiet, a medical imaging sciences major from Taunton, Maine; April Robinson, a medical imaging sciences major from Mercersburg; and Bethany Stephens, a nursing major from Oil City
• Regional Vision Scholarship: Brenda Miller, a nursing major from Conneautville
• Second Presbyterian Women Scholarships: Emily Hawke, a medical imaging sciences major from Stoneboro; Terry Leatherman, a nursing major from Clarington; April Robinson; and Julia Snyder, a medical imaging sciences major from Oil City
• UPMC Northwest Auxiliary Scholarships: Amber Delaney, a nursing major from Leeper; Veronica Foster, a nursing major from Grove City; and Erica Garbarino, a nursing major from Clarion
• Greg Vayda Memorial Scholarships: Rachel Stiller, an early childhood education major from Oil City
• Gloria J. Zampogna Scholarship: Jamie Miller, a nursing major from Jamestown, Penna.
• Zonta Club Scholarship: Lindsey Batchelor, a nursing major from Sandy Lake
Additional Venango Campus Scholarship Committee scholarships are available for students who apply for the 2011-2012 academic year. For more information, contact the office of LaTrobe Barnitz, Coordinator of Admissions and Financial Aid, at 676-6591, extension 1211.
Scholarships were also awarded through the School of Nursing and Allied Health to the following nursing students:
• Rosemary Coogan Endowed Scholarships: Tamara Curry of Franklin, Cheryl McLaughlin of Seneca, and Catherine Zellers of Pittsburgh
• Dr. Julia Donovan Memorial Scholarship: Tara Dunlap of Franklin
• Virgil and Carol Freebourn Nursing Scholarship: Patrick Burke of Oil City
• Elizabeth M. McCord Memorial Scholarship: Rebekah Nottingham of Erie
• Dr. & Mrs. Arthur William Phillips Scholarship: Leah Gatesman of Lucinda and Heather Marlowe of Clarion
• Dolores Sherman Scholarship: Leila Benik of Oakmont
• Dorothy Story Smith Scholarship: Lindsey Batchelor
In addition, the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency awarded 50 scholarships to nursing students in the associate and master's degree programs.
Clarion University–Venango Campus, located in Oil City, Penna., is the oldest regional campus in Pennsylvania's State System of Higher Education. The campus provides high-quality educational programs and personalized services to help students succeed. Students can earn an associate degree, a bachelor's or master's degree in select areas, obtain a one-year certificate or participate in a variety of professional development and personal enrichment courses. The campus is home to Clarion University's School of Nursing and Allied Health, Department of Applied Technology, and the Venango Campus Department of Arts and Sciences. Clarion University–Venango Campus is committed to serving the needs of the community.


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What is wrong with the New Orleans Hornets?
That is a very complex question at the moment. With a third of the season past, I believe it is time for the fans and the organization to do some damage control by analyzing what went wrong in Wednesday night's loss against the number one team in the East, the Chicago Bulls. Where to start? How about pre-game planning. The Bulls bring to the court a consistent and seasoned lineup with only Richard Hamilton sitting out. In his place was a much younger and athletic Ronnie Brewer. On the other side, we have the Hornets shuffling their deck of cards and pulling out a new fab five to place on the court. Head Coach Monty Williams is beginning to place players in the starting lineup on a game by game basis. If they play well today, perhaps they will play well next time. I can understand rotating the lineup for matchups, but every successful team has something in common, they have a standard starting five. The Hornets have three consistent starters, Jarrett Jack, returning from a knee injury, Trevor Ariza, and Emeka Okafor. Other than those three, let's just put some players on the court and hope some chemistry develops within the next five minutes.
Now that we have a lineup, let's break down the Hornets offense and defensive strategy for the game. Looking at the five on the floor, the Hornets have a great arsenal of weapons when used correctly. Their bigs can run the pick and roll and have a stellar post game, their guards can shoot off screens, and their cutters can drive to the basket for the two, a foul, or even better, the and one! The only problem is, not one player can manage to execute a play. Point guards choose to dribble around the pick rather than through it, our screen shoots fail miserably due to a missed screen or indecisive shooters, our cutters are just terrified to go to the basket and would rather settle for a guarded three or long two, and our post players look timid when backing down smaller defenders and pass out to the perimeter. The end result, missed shots, turnovers, and missed opportunities for free throws. Some key examples would be Okafor and Kaman backing down smaller defenders, such as Carlos Boozer and Ronnie Brewer, and instead of taking the ball to the rim for the foul, they settle for a pass or the fade away jumper.
Players not executing is one factor leading to the demise of the Hornets. The second is poor execution. Let me say this now, the play calling for the Hornets is a shining light down this dark hole of season. Jack can run the point, Greivis Vasquez is learning very quickly, and Monty can read mismatches on the court. The problem occurs when the play fails. A player will miss a screen, get caught in a defensive trap, or the shot will just not be there. That is basketball! The other team will play defense. After the play fails, our players seem to not have one clue what to do. This is where your players are supposed to create shots for themselves or pass out. Problem is our players cannot create shots. Belinelli will pump fake and then dribble around the perimeter looking to pass, Ariza will try to drive the basket or pull up a contested jumper and Jack will pray that a big man is guarding him so he can step back and shoot. Poor execution leads to poor shot selection. You cannot shoot 37% and expect to win. How do you remedy this issue? Run the play! If the play does not work, run another or drive to the basket for the foul!
So where else do the Hornets fall short? How about in rebounding, free-throws, or even better, turnovers! The Hornets were out rebounded 49 to 39 in the game, many coming from the Bulls crashing the boards and bringing down offensive rebounds. You have to block out, which is a basketball fundamental. We had the size advantage tonight. Yes, Noah is a seven footer that brought down five offensive boards, but he cannot go over the back to get those rebounds. Get in front of the man and block out. As far as free throws go, unless you have Shaq, Dwight Howard, or Ben Wallace to name a few, these are easy points. We have a shooting guard, Belinelli namely, that misses free throws on a regular basis. That sums up free throw shooting for the Hornets. As for turnovers, tonight the Hornets managed to keep it below the twenty mark with nineteen. They gave the Bulls 29 easy points. Ball security and execution should be stressed at the next team meeting.
Now that we discussed the downfall of the Hornets offense, let's break down their defense? First, the pairing Monty concocted on the floor. Jack was set to defend Derrick Rose. Okay, I'm a realists, not one player on our team can guard Rose. Make your arguments that Ariza can hold him, but he is just too explosive. Your goal is merely to contain him, especially with Rose coming off a back injury. Brewer was to be defended by Belinelli. Marco's defense is as good as his free throw shooting, so you could imagine him trying to guard Brewer and then Korver off the bench. The rest of the defensive matchups were as follows, Ariza on Deng, Ayon on Boozer, and Okafor to contain Noah. Those are matches you can live with if your team blocks out for the rebound, which they did not. Their largest failure on the defensive end was due to poor rotation. The Bulls swing the ball and pass out to their shooters or cutters. The Hornets would double team Rose or Deng leaving open shooters on the perimeter and big men in the paint, where 58 of the Bulls points would derive. Lack of defense is due to poor communication. The Hornets do not talk on the court and furthermore are very passive when it comes to denying shooters the ball. Lastly, the transition defense is horrid. Hornets' players slowly matriculate to the paint for the rebound expecting a missed shot. In open court transition you must stay in front of the ball handler and foul hard in the paint. Make a statement. Send them to the line to earn their points and close out on wing shooters.
Well there you have it. All the negativity I saw from the game. But with the negative comes the positive. What positive aspects can we pull from this season thus far? The answer is a lot! New Orleans is a very young team that is learning. We have novice players that are developing well. Ayon and Vasquez are picking up the game quickly and seem to be a bright light for the future. Once Aminu and Henry get over their fear of shooting and driving the ball, they will become great assets to the team. Our coaching and management is another bright spot. Monty is a defensive minded coach and defense wins games. Dell Demps is very creative with trades and acquiring talent. I am very curious to see what he does with Kaman. That idea leads me to another notion. Make the trade! You have made it known you do not have future plans for Kaman. Get what you can by the March deadline. This goes for some other players on the team as well. I see a few that should hit the trade block, do not be gun shy. Build for the future. Lastly, we have many players that want to play. Young guns like Henry, Vasquez, and Ayon are eager to hit the court and provide instant energy. This is our future Hornet fans, do not take them for granted.
So in closing, what are we to do? As a rabid Hornet fan, I speak from the heart when I say, finish the season strong, make the necessary changes to the roster, and start from scratch. Work on fundamentals, rekindle that defensive spirit Monty possesses, and just watch guys, they will win.

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AHS Varsity vs. Pascal at Aledo, a.m.
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The McAnally Choir will perform a Christmas Concert at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 20 in the McAnally Cafeteria.
AHS Varsity vs. Pascal at Aledo, a.m.
AHS Varsity at Byron Nelson Scrimmage, 9 a.m.
Trinity Christian Academy High School at Lakehill Prep, 6:00 p.m.
AHS Varsity vs. Joshua at Aledo, 3:30 p.m.
AHS vs. Stephenville at Aledo;
Varsity, 6:30 p.m.;
JV, 5:30 p.m.;
9th A, 5:30 p.m.;
9th B, 6:30 p.m.
AHS Varsity at Volleypalozza Varsity Tournament through Aug. 30, times TBA
AHS JV at Joshua, 4:00 p.m.
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AHS Varsity vs. Cedar Park at Baylor University's McLane Stadium, Waco, Texas, 7:30 p.m.
Trinity Christian Academy Varsity vs. Granbury Cornerstone at Aledo Middle School, 7:30 p.m.
AHS at Marcus I Invitational, North Lakes Park, Denton, Texas 76201, 7:00 a.m.
AHS Varsity at Burleson Centennial, 3:30 p.m.
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You're so close minded?
Brothers and sisters I just wanted to share these thoughts with you, largely taken from Father this afternoon at Mass. So often you and I tend to meet people in the secular world who often tell us we should be more open minded and that actually holding to our own beliefs somehow makes us inferior to them (close-minded). Holding to a set of values naturally means we have to reject others. The truth is that regardless of the state in life we're in, we all practice selective hearing. If we didn't we would go insane and we wouldn't be able to function.
In fact when we hear people ask us to be open minded, what it actually does is close our minds to objective truth. "Keep an open mind" is used as a battle cry for moral relativists, because in the end, what they wish you to do is to recognize any position to have equal value. But the moment you ask if his position of equivilency should be considered true, they cannot answer. To do so would no longer make him a moral relativist.
So the moment anybody asks you to be more open minded about (for example) not attending mass every Sunday, you may want to ask them to be more open minded to what the Church actually teaches, like you know, going to Mass every Sunday to give respect and honor to our Lord, and receive him in the most blessed sacrament, and besides, it helps fulfill the third commandment.
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Sunbelt Ford will be at the church from 8:30 to 4:30 Saturday.
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The lockdown lasted between 30-40 minutes. Leighton Police and the Colbert County Sheriff's Department were called in to assist. School leaders said a parent found threats made by a student on Facebook and brought them to their attention. Police then located the student and took him into custody.
Superintendent Anthony Olivis said his district's number one priority is student safety. He said they will investigate all threats brought to their attention, no matter how serious or insignificant they may seem.
"If you don't take the smallest thing into consideration as something serious, then that one small thing might be the part that reaches up and gets you. As a matter of safety and consideration of others, that's why we make some of the decisions that we make," Olivis said.
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Database Information Call...
Farmall Cub Forum -- Questions and answers to all of your Cub related issues.
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Here's one more to add to the database:
Tractor Year: 1949
Tractor Serial Number: FCUB-70528
Engine Block (orignial)
Date code: 3/4/S; Part Number: 215 341 R 2 (original)
Serial Number: FCUBM-70528
Engine Block (replaced in 2005)
Date code: 3/23/G; Part number: 215 341 R 7 (replacement)
Serial number: illegible
Cylinder Head (on the tractor when purchased in 2000)
Date code: 10/30/Y; Part number: 2515 288 R 1
Date code: 2/2/S; Part number: 350 886 R 2
Torque Tube
Date code: 3/24/S; Part number: 351 686 R 1
Date code: 2/22/S; Part number: 351 530 R 1
Axle Extension
Date code: (not found); Part number: 350 798 R 1
Left Final Drive
Date code: 3/24/S; Part number: 350 806 R 2
Right Final Drive
Date code: 3/25/S; Part number: 350 806 R 2
Touch Control
Date code: 1/4/S; Part number: 351 981 R 1
Engine block (only) replaced in 2005 (from a '61?); Long ears on rear fuel tank support
Electric starting and lighting (J-4 magneto); Adjustable front axle; PTO; Touch Control
1945 Farmall A
1947 Farmall A
1949 Farmall Cub
1950 John Deere M
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Thanks Jim, I'll get yours added for the next release!
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Raymond - Here's one more for Serial #21005
Axle Extension 8 7 Q
The head - clearly does not have a casting number - Now that it's been sand blasted you can see where the one side of it was supposed to be. Must have been a sand mold failure on mine.
Thanks for the effort it takes to do this.
Pleasant View Farm - Est. 1799
My Restoration Project - FCUB '48 - Rex
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Thanks Ken, I'll get yours updated!
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I've got a 1951 Cub.
I only have the serial number just now: 134287
Paul in NJ
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Dale Finch
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I don't have anything but the tractor ser. #, but my unrestored (and unrunning) 1947 is 7575. It is still at the farm in Miss. Stan Thigpen
Since retirement, the things I miss most are the holidays!
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Thanks Dale, that's good info!
Thanks Stan. Next time you are able, if you could get the engine Cast Code and PN from under the carb, and SN that is under the tappet cover, that'd be great!
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Thanks Paul, if you could get a few more numbers off the engine block, that'd be great. The PN, Casting Code and engine SN would be best, and aren't too difficult to see.
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OK Raymond, I had better get these sent in, Bob helped me get them at the Bash and is probably wondering when I was going to submit them.
'51 Cub
Serial # 142635
Engine 9 27 W (also has "SPECIAL" cast, upside down in the block... so far no one can tell me what this is/means)
Touch Control 8 29 W
Tranny 1 7 X (Iknow it was replaced, came from Ralph's "Flamey"!)
Left Final 7 19 S (I know this was also replaced, as was Right Final, but we couldn't see the code)
Torque Tube ? ? W (couldn't make out the #'s)
Sorry, all we could make out
'55 LoBoy
Serial # 897
Engine 7 27 A
Touch Control 6 30 A
Transmission 7 1 A
Right Final 7 26 A
Left Final 7 26 A
Torque Tube 7 4 A
So, it looks like my early LoBoy was assembled with parts that were all cast within about a month!
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Thanks David, I'll get them added!
Could you post a pic of the "special" casting, and post or PM me the engine SN and PN? Might lead us to what the casting means.
Towards the end of 1951, from Sept to Jan of 1952, the block PN changed from R4 to R6, with R5 being used looks like less than a month. I don't now what the changes were, but it look like yours falls at the end of the R5's, beginning of the R6's, so that may have something to do with the special casting.
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More numbers for 48 cub ser. no.19129
torque tube- 351686R1 1-28-R
trans.- 351530R1
touch control-3511R1 5-21-R
right final-350806R2 2-19-R
left final-350806R2 2-10-R
"It's better to regret the things you've done than the things you didn't do."
Still can't help to think "Wish I hadn't of done that!"
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Thanks Dale, I'll get your numbers added for the next release!
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Here are some numbers off the Fcub I got yesterday.
s/n 109294
Engine s/n 110939
Torque Tube 4 25 T 351686 R1
Engine Block 4 24 T 251341 R2
Touch Control 3 28 T 354383 R1
I got some numbers off my '48 but I didn't put them in this thread? I will get the s/n and check with you to see what numbers you have for it, if any. I would like to have it represented kin the database as well.
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Thanks Ken, I'll get the numbers added!
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Thanks to a Hatfield Township-based robotics company, Montgomery County tactical law enforcement officers now have access to a high-tech tool that could end up saving their lives.
A Lansdale man is behind bars for allegedly robbing a pharmacy in Upper Dublin with a handgun — and possibly three other area drugstores since June.
Two people were injured in a two-vehicle crash in Hatfield Township early Tuesday morning, according to police.
Police found a Philadelphia woman and an Abington man smoking marijuana in a car in a Lansdale park along with a quarter-pound of marijuana and 14 grams of Ecstasy, according to court records.
A Montgomery County man accused of killing a grandmother and her infant granddaughter in a kidnapping-for-ransom received an additional week to prepare for trial.
Hundreds of homeless veterans throughout the Delaware Valley will soon head to Bristol Township for a three-day outreach clinic.
Angry because her apartment was 80 degrees in April, she ripped the thermostat from the wall and tore out pieces of the living room heating vent, tossing it out the window, according to Lansdale police.
A 24-year-old Souderton man has been charged in a stabbing at the Cheers and Beers bar in Telford.
A violent car accident killed a Hatfield man and injured another early Monday morning when the driver hit a telephone pole, shattering the car into pieces, police said.
Montgomery County taxpayers will have to pick up an almost $30,000 tab for the legal defense of an Upper Merion man convicted earlier this month for the murder of his parents and twin brother.
TOWAMENCIN — When you take on a team like La Salle, you'd better bring some offense with you.
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text: Is there ANYONE heavier than AGENT STEEL?!?! HELL to the NO!!! In my opinion this album could have been a single with "Agents of Steel" on one side and "Bleed For The Godz" on the other, and it would STILL be worth $20 or more. Even SLAYER wishes they could play this fast, heavy and CLEAN. Razor-sharp guitars, soaring vocals, intelligent lyrics…buy it already. KK (Rock Over America and CRYPT magazines)


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The One-Key-Mount™ — Simple to use, configured with Rock.
Quick: Main Site / FAQ | Bugs / Feature Requests
With this Add-on you have only to remember one key (or use the button) for mounting and dismounting all of your mounts, including regular mounts, flying mounts, flight form and much more.
All libraries which are required for the configuration GUI are included since v3.0-41. If you don't want the configuration, download the nolib version, which do not contains the libs, and works because SmartMount is still useable without them.
Have fun!
- Just install it like any other Add on.
- Open the config:
- You'll be asked the first time you login after the installation
- Use "/smartmount"
- Or bind a key (Game menu)
- Fully configurable
- Mount or dismount with a single click
- Summon a Mini Pet when dismounting
- Handles also a lot of spells
- Can be skinned by ButtonFacade
The recomended way is to use a key binding or the macro.
The macro can be created using the Help screen, or create one by yourself with this contents:
/click [button:3] SmartMount_Button MiddleButton; [button:2] SmartMount_Button RightButton ; SmartMount_Button LeftButton
Action Button
Alternatively (if you don't like the key bindings or the macro) you can use the Action Button, which is starting with release 106 no longer part of the SmartMount Addon itself. Use the SmartMount Action Button Addon.
Bug Reports / Feature Requests
Please use the tickt-system.
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Home Improvement
Just correct/add language, it's automatically available with the next release. You may contact me if you did a major work and I should do a new release.
Please contact me before.
- Date created
- Nov 20, 2008
- Last updated
- Jul 13, 2010


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DÉCOR ROUTE (starting from AN AFRICAN VILLA)For the style-minded, here's walking tour to give you African inspiration! Walk down Kloof Street until you reach Wale, here turn right and then left into Burg St.where you will see (on the corner of Church and Burg)….
AFRICAN IMAGE (cnr. Burg and Church) – www.african-image.co.za A riot of colour and funky creativity for the voguish. Further on along Burg St. You will reach the ever popular….
GREENMARKET SQUARE (cnr. Burg and Shortmarket) The most well-known street market where bargain is the thing. Walk up to Long Street to find more of the same goods at……
THE PAN AFRICAN MARKET (27 Long – www.panafrican.co.za More of the same but inside a building with several floors – cheap (often flawed) curios. As you exit the P.A. Market look to your left to find….
TRIBAL TRENDS (27 Long – 021423 8008) Very stylish use of Africa in décor here, making the art accessible to the Eurocentric eye. One of my favourite shops. If you walk back up Long Street you will find Church Street which has many street vendors selling their wares – not necessarily African but interesting none the less. Then continue up this road towards Signal Hill until you reach Bree Street – take a detour here – turning right along Bree past Christian Barnard Hospital to the corner of Longmarket to find….
AVOOVA INTERIORS (97 Bree Street)www.avoova.com/
This is extremely sophisticated decor ware made of shattered ostrich egg splinters embossed onto objects. I like!
Now you will need to cross Bree and cut back to Church street and the hed further up Church. Cross Buitengracht Street which is very busy – take care here! Having made it across the road, continue up to the corner of Church and Rose Streets…..
THE HAAS COLLECTIVE (Corner Church and Rose)www.haascollective.com/ A wonderful space – much more 'relaxed' in style from your previous visit! You could stop for a coffee here and then wander around to learn from how the owners creative minds have though laterally to create interesting objects from ordinary things. Then continue down Rose Street until you see….
MONKEY BIZ(43 Rose) -www.monkeybiz.co.za Which specializes in beaded objects made of wire. (Actially, my favoured source of such goods is just around the corner (see 'Street Wires' below). But before leaving Monkey Biz, ask to be given access through their back entrance and up some stairs to Carrol Boyes' warehouse (www.carrolboyes.com/ ) where you will find pewter work for the home. Come down the grander stairs of Carrol Boyes' shop and out of the front entrance and turn immediately Right into Shortmarket Street to find….
STREET WIRES(on Shortmarket)www.streetwires.co.za This is a non-profit organisation which has some amazing beaded objects. Continue down Shortmarket Street and turn left into Buitengracht. Carefully cross this busy road and walk down the further side where you will reach Heritage Square which although not a decor mecca, has some excellent restaurants which you may wish to return to (The Africa Cafe www.africacafe.co.za//The Savoy Cabbage www.savoycabbage.co.za/ and Bizerca www.bizerca.com/).
Walk on down the main road and cross Strand (see the Gold Museum on your right) until you reach a pedestrian bridge (our 'Fan Walk' during the wonderful World Cup Soccer season). You can cross beneath the bridge if you wait for the lights and you will be in Waterkant Street heading towards the fun area called the De Waterkant Precinct (arty and alternative – actually 'the gay area'). Look out for ….
AFRICA NOVA(74 Waterkant) – www.africanova.co.za Filled with contemporary local African art objects. Much inspiration here! After this you will definitely need lunch and our all time favourite for it is… LE PETIT TARTE
Don't miss this delicious little oasis in Dixon Street. Many home made pies and quiches and especially the cakes!
After your lunch, cross over to the new Cape Quarter Pizza to visit an couple of galleries. Ask them to call a taxi for you because by now you will be exhausted!


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Marc Dunkelman and his wife, Kathryn, were living in an apartment on DuPont Circle in Washington. They had one child and a second on the way. They knew they needed to move. They just didn't know where....
PROVIDENCE — It was no coincidence that when Jorge O. Elorza and Michael A. Solomon called major news conferences for their respective Democratic mayoral campaigns, they both chose Prospect Park.
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John Devine is a vibrant, ever-moving 64-year-old. The synapses in his brain are forever firing, processing and recalling fact after fact as he paces from one end of his antiques shop to the next."That...
CRANSTON — Two occupants of a Garda armored truck were hurt Saturday afternoon when their vehicle rolled over on Route 10 and spilled bags of money.
Years ago, in the car whizzing past, I didn't even know there was a park along the harbor.
PROVIDENCE — The police are investigating what they called "a large disturbance" outside the Roxy nightclub early Saturday in which a police officer was injured. Maj. David Lapatin, commander of the Police...
For an event that marks a turning point in the life of a family, it works with machine-like precision, but less obvious amid the activity is the emotion.
Held at the Providence Biltmore, the four-year-old event attracts retail buyers, bloggers, local celebrities and the general public
I mean, it's Rhode Island, it's politics, and it's nearly September. So — hey, neighbor — it is on!
CRANSTON, R.I. - A Garda armored truck rolled over after leaving the southbound lane of Route 10 around 2 p.m. Saturday, injuring the two occupants.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — Serve Rhode Island says a record number of volunteers spent thousands of hours this summer on projects to make improvements at schools.
BOSTON (AP) — Two collections of World War II era letters written by John F. Kennedy and Robert F. Kennedy are being made public for the first time and are set to be auctioned.
NEWPORT, R.I.— President Obama dropped into the City by the Sea Friday to spend a summer evening at a lavish seaside estate where he held company with members of the state's top Democratic echelon ...
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The state ended the fiscal year with a $68-million surplus in the General Fund, Governor Chafee announced Friday. That's $8.7 million more than the $59.2 million the General Assembly...
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — President Obama's visit Friday was the latest in a parade of presidents, pre-presidents and ex-presidents who have traveled to Rhode Island since the birth of the country.The tradition...
Friday night's Newport fundraiser with President Obama meant lots of meetings for chef John Elkhay over the past few weeks. As head of the Chow Fun Food Group, and business partner with the event's host,...
PROVIDENCE — A two-month-old letter mayoral candidate Jorge O. Elorza sent to voters emerged as an issue in the Democratic primary Friday, with Elorza admitting the letter contained material lifted from...
PROVIDENCE — Rhode Island's entrepreneurial community has grown accustomed to as many as a dozen emerging companies arriving in the capital city at this time of year to enter the Betaspring accelerator...
NEWPORT, R.I. — Continuing his remarks to a group of donors at a bayside fundraiser here, President Obama Friday recited a list of accomplishments in his first six years, from the return-from-the-dead of the auto industry to health care for millions of Americans, to a recovering economy.
WARWICK. R.I. — President Obama boarded Air Force One at T.F. Green Airport at 9:45 p.m. after returning from a waterfront fundraiser in Newport.
NEWPORT, R.I. — President Obama on Friday faulted the Republican Party for Congressional inaction, in remarks to dinner guests crowded into a yellow-walled dining room at a fundraiser for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee held at a waterfront estate here.
REHOBOTH, Mass. — Firefighters are battling a blaze at the Palmer River Clam Shack at 14 Fall River Ave. (Route 6), a police dispatcher has confirmed.
HARTFORD, Conn. — The Hartford Courant is reporting that Connecticut State Police have been informed by the U.S. Secret Service to be on the lookout for a specific vehicle with Connecticut plates in connection with a threat to President Barack Obama.
NEWPORT, R.I. — President Obama has arrived at Brenton Point State Park.
WARWICK, R.I. — Among the onlookers who greeted President Obama as he landed at T. F. Green Airport in Air Force One Friday evening were a Boston couple, Brian and Meghan Perlot and their 3-year-old daughter, London.
NEWPORT, R.I. — President Obama has arrived at Brenton Point State Park by helicopter, just across the street from a frothing ocean, on his way to a fundraising dinner at a nearby mansion.
PROVIDENCE , R.I.— Rhode Island's entrepreneurial community has grown accustomed to as many as a dozen emerging companies arriving in the capital city at this time of year to enter the Betaspring accelerator program to improve their chances at success.
PURCHASE, N.Y. (AP) — President Barack Obama says there's one reason Congress is broken and it's because the Republican Party is captive to an ideologically rigid, unproductive and cynical group.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Providence Mayor Angel Taveras Friday renewed his call for the public release of the state's $5 million investment agreement with the venture-capital firm that his leading rival in the governor's race – General Treasurer Gina Raimondo – co-founded and ran before winning office.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The state ended the fiscal year with a $68 million surplus in the General Fund, Governor Lincoln Chafee announced Friday. That's $8.8 million more than the $59.2 million the General Assembly expected.
MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) — The six New England governors are urging the U.S. Health and Human Services secretary to reverse the Food and Drug Administration's approval of a powerful new painkiller, Zohydro.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass. (AP) — Police are investigating after a 15-year-old girl said she was robbed on her way to school.
CHARLESTOWN, R.I. — A Charlestown ambulance rescue service deputy chief, who was off-duty but happened to be skimboarding in the area, helped a grandmother and her grandson Thursday who were knocked down by surf just west of Blue Shutters Beach.
The state Department of Environmental Management has levied proposed fines totaling $85,627 against the latest incarnation of a construction and demolition waste recycling outfit that has been the focus of nuisance complaints in Rumford.
WARWICK, R.I. — The Rhode Island State Police said a Massachusetts man they charged Thursday with driving under the influence has been convicted twice of driving under the influence.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Howard G. Sutton, publisher, president and chief executive officer of The Providence Journal, will retire in September after a 41-year career at the news organization. His retirement comes as New Media Investment Group Inc. (New Media), parent company of GateHouse Media, completes its $46-million purchase of the paper from Dallas-based A. H. Belo Corporation. Sutton will serve as a consultant to New Media through the end of the year.
NEWPORT, R.I. — The oceanfront home where President Obama is expected to attend a fundraising event Friday night was built in the 1930s, sits on nine acres and has 15,851 square feet of living area.
NEWPORT, R.I. – Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel is scheduled to hold a "live town hall" at the U.S. Naval War College next week.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — U.S. Sen. Jack Reed, D-R.I., said during an interview on CNN Friday morning that when President Obama comes to Rhode Island later today he expects they will talk about foreign policy matters such as ISIS in Syria and the situation in Ukraine.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Expect sunny skies Friday with a high near 76 degrees in the Providence area and a comfortable start to the Labor Day weekend as high pressure moves into the region, the National Weather Service says.
Hurricane Cristobal never got close to New England — staying far offshore while veering out to sea — but the storm still managed to kick up some big surf for late-summer beachgoers on Thursday.Conditions...
ATTLEBORO, Mass. — Three motorists were injured Thursday evening when a vehicle traveling north on Route 95 veered into the southbound lanes and collided with two others.
CRANSTON, R.I. — Mayor Allan W. Fung announced Thursday his selection of the No. 2 officer in the Rhode Island State Police, Lt. Col. Michael J. Winquist, for appointment as police chief.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The criminal defense community expressed outrage this week over a court decision chastising two lawyers for "judge shopping" in their handling of a drug dealer's criminal case.
The Democratic primary race for secretary of state pits a woman who worked in the office for four years as a deputy against a man who came close in 2006 to beating the current officeholder.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The Town of Johnston has lost an appeal of a federal case intended to force Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the Federal Housing Finance Agency to pay taxes on the transfer of foreclosed properties.The...
PROVIDENCE — Several open-government groups on Thursday criticized Attorney General Peter F. Kilmartin's office for issuing what they said is an opinion that public bodies can charge members of the public...
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — From outside Rhode Island came dueling accounts Thursday of which high-profile candidate for governor has done a better — or worse — job saving public employee pensions and how Wall Street...
NEWPORT, R.I. — President Obama is expected to arrive in Rhode Island for a fundraising event Friday evening at Seafair, the Newport home of Richard Bready, former Nortek chief executive officer, and Betty Easton.
When the electricity was shut off at the River United Methodist Church in Woonsocket this week, church members and volunteers headed for the refrigerator, the one that holds the food for the food pantry...
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — A decision Thursday to deny a stay of the closure of The $3 Bar means the establishment will remain closed until at least Sept. 17, the next scheduled hearing on an appeal of the Providence Board of Licenses' revoking its licenses.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — A union that represents teachers and health professionals has unanimously endorsed Democrat Clay Pell for governor, a news release said Thursday.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- A political action committee backing GeneralTreasurer Gina Raimondo for governor is leveling a series of attacks against one of her opponents in the Sept. 9 Democratic primary, Angel Taveras, mayor of Providence.
NEWPORT, R.I. — President Obama is expected to arrive in Rhode Island for a fundraising event Friday evening at Seafair, the Newport home of Richard Bready, former Nortek chief executive officer, and Betty Easton.
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama is ruling out the possibility that the U.S. will take military action to address growing violence in Ukraine.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — King Park Beach in Newport has been recommended reopened to swimmers after water samples showed bacteria levels within acceptable limits, the R.I. Department of Health said in a news release Thursday.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — A months-long investigation by the East Providence Police Department resulted in the arrest of a Providence man in connection with the distribution of heroin from Providence to Fall River, Mass., a police news release said Thursday.
WEST WARWICK, R.I. — A local chemical manufacturer will pay a $60,000 fine for violating air emissions regulations and operating without a necessary Clean Air Act permit from the state.
NEW YORK — Acknowledging he "didn't get it right" with a two-game suspension for Ravens running back Ray Rice, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell announced tougher penalties for players accused of domestic violence, including six weeks for a first offense and at least a year for a second.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — A Massachusetts man has pleaded guilty to defrauding another man out of $100,000 in a so-called "black money" scheme.
CRANSTON, R.I. — Mayor Allan W. Fung announced Thursday his selection of the number two man in the state police, Lt. Col. Michael J. Winquist, for appointment as police chief.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Students preparing to take their general high school equivalency exam (GED) have a new and innovative way to prepare for the test.
WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) — Officials in Worcester say a surge of drug overdose deaths in early August has appeared to ease, but heroin users still aren't safe from potentially deadly street combinations of the opiate.
Several open-government groups on Thursday criticized Rhode Island Attorney General Peter F. Kilmartin's office for issuing what they said is an opinion that public bodies can charge members of the public for the time it takes to compose a letter denying an open-records request.
KINGSTON, R.I. — The University of Rhode Island has been named as one of the top 50 LGBT-Friendly universities in the nation by Campus Pride, a national group that works to make colleges more friendly to gay students.
Rhode Island Attorney General Peter F. Kilmartin's office filed a lawsuit Thursday asserting that the Town of Warren violated state public-records access law.
Many people may not know that key parts of King's extraordinary speech were essentially ad-libbed. King went off-script when he described his "dream."
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The Town of Johnston has lost an appeal of a federal case intended to force Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the Federal Housing Finance Agency to pay taxes on the transfer of foreclosed properties.
The Rhode Island State Police arrested a 30-year-old Pawtucket man Thursday on charges of possession and transfer of child pornography.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Senate President M. Teresa Paiva Weed has a new chief-of-staff, pulled from the State House lobbying ranks to replace former state Sen. Thomas Coderre in that role.
EAST PROVIDENCE, R.I. — An area of Veterans Memorial Parkway was closed down for about two hours Thursday morning after an East Providence man with mental-health issues wielded a sword inside his Delway Road home and barricaded himself in a second-floor bedroom, the police said.
CRANSTON — Mayor Allan W. Fung has announced that he will divulge his selection for appointment as police chief at 2 p.m. Thursday in his City Hall office.
With just a few days left before Monday's deadline, The Providence Journal's photo contest has more than 75 entries on Twitter.
TEWKSBURY, Mass. (AP) — A six-week standoff between thousands of employees of a New England supermarket chain and management has ended with the news that the beloved former CEO is back in control after buying the entire company.
WESTERLY, R.I. (AP) — Officials at Misquamicut State Beach say lifeguards rescued numerous swimmers from dangerous rip currents brought on by Hurricane Cristobal far off the New England coast.
An accident has closed the right shoulder of Route 95 south near exit 22A, according to a 7:32 a.m. alert from the state Department of Transportation.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — As Hurricane Cristobal passes offshore on this Thursday, the storm will send waves of 6 to 12 feet to the south coasts of Rhode Island and Massachusetts, according to the National Weather Service.
TEWKSBURY, Mass. (AP) — A New England supermarket chain that has been in turmoil for weeks over a workers' revolt and customer boycott has announced that the former CEO is buying the company from rival relatives.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Rhode Island and the law firm representing the state in the 38 Studios-related lawsuit have received a $4.37-million settlement check from the insurance company representing two of the 14...
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — He served as a state senator, lieutenant governor and former state director of administration. He practiced as a lawyer and lobbyist, playing a central role in the expansion of T.F. Green Airport and the construction of Providence Place.
NEW YORK (AP) — Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's sister was arrested Wednesday on suspicion she threatened to bomb a woman who previously had a romantic relationship with her boyfriend.
HOPKINTON, R.I. — A motorist and his passenger received what were believed to be serious injuries Wednesday when their cycle collided with a car on southbound Route 95, according to the state police.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Former President Bill Clinton spoke in the Rhode Island Convention Center on Wednesday in a show of support for general treasurer candidate Seth Magaziner, the son of a longtime political...
CRANSTON, R.I. — As the cleanup of the former landfill on Pontiac Avenue nears completion, the companies that had their hazardous waste hauled there are still wrangling over paying for the work.With costs hitting...
WARWICK, R.I. — Move 900,000-pound section of highway bridge into place.Check.Do it a second time.Check.Have both sections paved, lined and open to traffic less than 12 hours after they were secured in place.No...
PROVIDENCE — A coalition of community groups called We Are All Arizona delivered a letter to Governor Chafee at noon Wednesday demanding that he issue an executive order that would allow undocumented immigrants...
WEST WARWICK — A week after 14-year-old Khia Lake was last seen by her mother, missing-person posters are up and the police have continued to search in West Warwick, Coventry and Warwick.West Warwick...
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WARWICK, R.I. — With traffic roaring in the background Wednesday morning, state, local and federal officials gathered in Apponaug for the start of a three-year project that will reconfigure roads in the village.
WARWICK, R.I. — The state Department of Transportation Wednesday completed its plan to replace a Route 95 bridge in just about 10 days in an engineering feat worthy of the History Channel show "Modern Marvels."
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The National Weather Service has warned of dangerous surf and rip currents from Hurricane Cristobal through 8 p.m. Thursday.
CRANSTON, R.I. — Citizens Bank laid off workers in Cranston and other locations on Wednesday.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Governor Chafee has ordered that at noon Thursday, after the memorial service for former U.S. Congressman Fernand St Germain, the Rhode Island flag may be returned to full-staff.
CRANSTON, R.I. — A 9-year-old girl was hit in the back Tuesday with an arrow that had been shot from a compound bow, a police official said Wednesday.
Because a blue-green algae (or cyanobacteria) bloom has been detected in the waters of the J.L. Curran Reservoir, the R.I. departments of Health and Environmental Management are advising people to avoid water recreation there.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. – He served as a state senator and lieutenant governor. He practiced privately as a lawyer and lobbyist, playing a central role in the expansion of T.F. Green Airport and the construction of Providence Place mall. He had led the department that manages Rhode Island's financial and human resources since 2011.


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"The Onion," the satirical news site, can often times be mean-spirited and in bad taste. But sometimes it can sure be funny, too!
Here are my picks for The Best Education Articles From "The Onion." Please let me know which ones I've missed:
Underfunded Schools Forced To Cut Past Tense From Language Programs
Budget Mix-Up Provides Nation's Schools With Enough Money To Properly Educate Students
Emergency Team Of 8th-Grade Civics Teachers Dispatched To Washington
School 'Fine,' U.S. Teens Report
New Study: Books Don't Take You Anywhere
Arizona High Schools To Now Teach Spanish Entirely In English
Bilingual Education Under Fire
Progressive Charter School Doesn't Have Students
These next three aren't school related, but they're still among my favorites:
'How Bad For The Environment Can Throwing Away One Plastic Bottle Be?' 30 Million People Wonder
President Obama's personal flowchart deconstructing the ethics of pardoning the Thanksgiving turkey
Gap Between Rich And Poor Named 8th Wonder Of The World
"The Onion" Does Satire On Teach For America
NRA Calls For Teachers To Keep Loaded Gun Pointed At Class For Entire School Day is from The Onion.
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A Good Samaritan and MB Fire Department Captain Dave Shenbaum are being credited with rescuing a "female in the water yelling for help" off the end of the Manhattan Beach Pier Saturday night, said David Carmany, Manhattan Beach city manager, Wednesday.
Shenbaum arrived on the pier within three minutes of the 10:37 p.m. call, assessing the situation, which now included a man who had jumped in the water to help. He was holding the now-unconscious woman's head out of the water while holding onto a rope thrown to him by fishermen.
According to Carmany, the man yelled to Shenbaum that he could no longer hold the woman. Shenbaum, who is part-time ocean lifeguard with the Los Angeles County Fire Department Lifeguard Division, jumped into the water after using his portable radio to update responding firefighters and passing command to the captain on the engine. Shenbaum was acting as the duty Battalion Chief.
"Shenbaum took control of the unconscious woman and swam her to shore while performing mouth-to-mouth rescue breathing," said Carmany in the news release.
Paramedics, who were waiting at the waterline and found the woman to be pulseless and non-breathing, administered advanced life support care and resuscitated her. The woman was transported to Little Company of Mary Hospital with a pulse but still unconscious. She was reportedly sitting up and talking a few days later, according to the news release.
Meanwhile, the man who had attempted rescue was still in the water. Firefighters threw him a flotation device, pulling him to the shore from the pier area. He was examined, said Carmany, and found to have minor injuries.
Shenbaum praised the efforts of the citizen rescuer and stated that the woman would not have survived except for the "man's bravery and heroic efforts" until the fire department arrived, said Carmany.
The Manhattan Beach Police Department, L. A. County Fire Department lifeguards, a U.S. Coast Guard helicopter and Hermosa Beach Fire Department Paramedics assisted in the rescue.


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mimacom ag, the open source integrator, was founded in 1999 as a spin-off company of the Bern University of Applied Sciences. It currently employs around 60 members of staff, the majority of which are project managers, Scrum Masters, IT consultants and software engineers. With mimacom path, mimacom offers an integrated total solution. From requirements engineering, to agile project execution, through to service management in accordance with ITIL, mimacom covers the entire software life cycle. From the very beginning, mimacom has focused on developing open source software and JEE/Java products. The company has a cutting edge, functionally sophisticated range of products, and a highly efficient and powerful development platform for agile software development. mimacom ag has been ISO-9001:2008 certified since 2005, and has a differentiated quality assurance system for all core processes within the corporation (TQMi). CMMI (Capability Maturity Model Integration) certification to Level 5 is currently being planned.


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Man accused of attacking, stealing purse from woman outside H-E-B
David Lee Torres charged with aggravated robbery
A 29-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the robbery of a 77-year-old woman's purse outside an East Side H-E-B.
An arrest affidavit stated David Lee Torres attacked and stole the woman's purse as she walked out of the H-E-B on South WW White on Feb. 7.
The affidavit stated Torres was seen on surveillance video following the victim out of the store just before the assault.
Torres went out of the frame for a few seconds, but was spotted running from the H-E-B.
The affidavit stated the victim suffered significant bruising on her forearm after the attack.
Torres was pointed out of a police lineup and charged with aggravated robbery, the affidavit stated.
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FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) -- Borussia Dortmund won 1-0 at Hertha Berlin to remain unbeaten in a club-record 16 games and on top of the Bundesliga on Saturday.
Kevin Grosskreutz scored in the 66th minute for the defending champion, which lost to Hertha at home in the first half of the season, but has now won six straight.
Borussia Moenchengladbach also won on the road, beating Kaiserslautern 2-1 to stay in the top three. Bayern Munich can regain second place if it wins at last-place Freiburg in the late match.
Werder Bremen won 3-1 in the northern derby at Hamburger SV, Nuremberg edged Cologne 2-1 and Bayer Leverkusen beat Augsburg 4-1.
In Berlin's Olympic stadium, Dortmund had to play without the injured Japan midfielder Shinji Kagawa and was made to work hard against a team that is winless in 11 games and was playing its 1,000th Bundesliga match.
Shortly before kickoff, Hertha Berlin team manager Michael Preetz confirmed that veteran coach Otto Rehhagel is poised to join the struggling side.
Preetz said the 73-year-old Rehhagel was expected to take over next week. Hertha fired Michael Skibbe a week ago after just five games in charge, all defeats.
Rehhagel "has promised to help us" and will work together with interim coaches Rene Tretschok and Ante Covic until the end of the season, Preetz said. Hertha is two points away from the relegation zone.
Rehhagel led Greece to the European Championship title in 2004, and also coached Bayern Munich, Kaiserslautern and Werder Bremen in the Bundesliga.
He hasn't worked since resigning as Greek coach in 2010. His last stint in the Bundesliga ended in 2000 with Kaiserslautern, which he sensationally coached to the title in 1998 having led the side to promotion the year before.
Striker Lucas Barrios started in Kagawa's place, with Robert Lewandowski playing a more midfield role.
Dortmund's midfield labored without Kagawa, but Lewandowski played a part in creating Dortmund's goal.
He connected with a cross from Jakub Blaszczykowski, Hertha's goalkeeper Thomas Kraft parried his header but Grosskreutz reacted with an overhead volley into the roof of the net.
"It was a hard-earned win," Dortmund's goalkeeper Roman Weidenfeller said. "We had a couple of chances in the first half but it was close and we showed good morale."
Moenchengladbach won for the first time since 1995 in Kaiserslautern, getting early goals from Patrick Herrmann and Juan Arango.
Herrmann finished a counterattack in the ninth off a pass from Igor de Camargo and Arango scored a spectacular goal five minutes later, after Pirre de Wit had hit the crossbar of Moenchengladbach's goal.
Marco Reus sent a perfectly timed pass behind three Kaiserslautern defenders and scored with a first-touch shot with the outside of his left foot inside the far post.
Leon Jessen also scored a fine goal in the 63rd to cut Kaiserslautern's deficit but the home side could not find the equalizer.
Herrmann was carried off the field in the first half and the club later said one of its top players had suffered a broken collarbone.
"It was very, very difficult but it was an important win," Moenchengladbach coach Lucien Favre said.
Bremen snapped a four-game run of draws by winning the highly charged match in Hamburg.
Marko Marin opened the scoring in the ninth and Tom Trybull headed in off a corner with the last shot of the first half to double the lead.
A deflected free kick from Mladen Petric put Hamburg back into the match but Marko Arnautovic secured Bremen's win in the 86th. Heiko Westermann and Slobodan Rajkovic failed to agree who would clear a long kick from goalkeeper Tom Wiese and Arnautovic took advantage of their confusion to collect the ball and score from close range.


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2004 Fall/Winter Volume No. 4
Education is the Way to Advancement
Gregg DeLong,
Southwestern Area Manager
and PSAI Scholarship Committee Member
PolyJohn Enterprises
That's true for individuals as well as the entire industry. That is why the PSAI has long promoted education and is proud to introduce its new scholarship fund.
The Portable Sanitation
Association International (PSAI) Announces
New Scholarship Fund
In its very first year of the fund, the PSAI was able to raise over $23,000 in contributions from members and awarded eight scholarships to deserving individuals in our industry who made a commitment to advancing themselves through higher education.
The PSAI's goal is to award $2,500 to at least eight incoming college freshmen and current undergraduates of any age who are employees of, or immediate family of employees of PSAI Member companies in good standing—worldwide.
The program is chaired by one of PolyJohn's customers Ned Carpenter, owner of Porta-Jon of the Piedmont, Gastonia, NC. And it is administered by Scholarship America, a non-profit group highlighted by SmartMoney Magazine as one of only 17 nonprofits that make the most effective and efficient use of charitable dollars. Scholarship America not only manages donations to the fund, their experts are also responsible for reviewing applications and rewarding the scholarships so that there are no political or regional biases in the selection of scholarship recipients.
According to Bill Carrol, PSAI President, the ultimate goal is to raise enough money to create an endowment fund that will be perpetually self-sustaining through managed investments.
Donations to the PSAI scholarship fund are tax-deductible and go directly to Scholarship America who awards the PSAI scholarships to deserving students.
The potential to win a scholarship is a great benefit to you and your family and your employees and their families. Please notify all your employees that
this opportunity exists. Applications for next year's scholarships can be downloaded at www.psai.org. Click Applications & Info.
Timothy Ball, Shea's Outhouse Service;
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Jennifer Downey, Five Peaks Technology;
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Eric James Martin, Service Sanitation;
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Jennifer McCarty, McCarty's Portable Toilets;
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Trevor Oswald, Jefferson State Pumping;
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Katherine E. Ranck, Toi Toi Hong Kong Limited;
Kwai Chung, Hong Kong
Amanda Wolfe, The Country Plumber, Inc.;
Portage Wisconsin
Christopher Wood, AR-Jon Portable Toilets;
Vienna, Virginia
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Parents should always be aware of the skyrocketing tuition costs for their college-bound child. In the Trends in College Pricing 2003 report from the College Board, a national nonprofit association, the average cost of tuition and fees at America's four-year colleges and universities has sharply risen 42% at private institutions and 47% at public institutions since 1993. A year of tuition at a private university, not including room and board, is now $19,710;
a public school averages $4,694. Jim Boyle, president of College Parents of America (888-761-6702; www.collegeparents.org), a nonprofit organization that provides resources and information to parents, estimates that over the next decade the total cost
of one year at a private university will range from $40,000 to $60,000.
Parents must therefore plan very early to avoid incurring big debts later. Savings plans such as state-sponsored 529 plans are excellent ways to save for young children. Parents whose children are now old enough to attend college should consider Parents' Loans for Undergraduate Students, which are low-interest federal loans that are available through the Federal Family Education Loan Program.
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Naturalism is a worldview which holds that the cosmos and life came into existence and operate through natural processes alone. The explicit and sole focus on the natural world has driven modern science into accepting naturalism as the predominant philosophy of science. Naturalism does not appeal to the supernatural or nonphysical reality for explanations at any time and because of that many Christian philosophers like Alvin Plantinga, William Lane Craig and Peter van Inwagon have deemed naturalism as maintaining a stronger stance than atheism. According to Plantinga naturalism not only presupposes the non-existence of God but extends over all areas of life answering a range of deep existential questions like how life should be viewed, what the world is fundamentally made of and what the purpose of humanity actually is. From this metaphysical position philosophers have charged naturalism as being a worldview and thus granting the cognitive functions of a religion missing support for only the outward actions of worship and/or ritual.
Cosmology is a branch of astronomy that deals with the origin, structure and space-time relationships of the universe. Scientific cosmology examines the large-scale structure of the universe on the basis of observation made with optical, radio, infrared, ultraviolet, and x-ray telescopes. It analyzes those results on the basis of our understanding of physics, as tested in the laboratory and against data from the solar system. To creationists this study encompasses not only the observable physical or natural world but also the metaphysical means by which God governs and sustains creation. Cosmology therefore deals with time and seeks to understand God's relationship with His creation, from the beginning to the end of time. The commonly accepted age of the universe is far beyond what a typical creation scientist would countenance. In response, several young universe creation cosmologies have been proposed
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Textual criticism is the attempt to piece together surviving fragments of manuscripts in order to represent accurately the original manuscript. Textual criticism of the Bible can start with the premise that the Bible is reliable history. It deals directly with the text, functioning as the analysis of ancient documents to determine at every point where scribal copying has produced differences. Lower or textual criticism is crucial and foundational to not just historical methods but also literary criticism as well. As is the case with any ancient document, none of the original autographs for the Old Testament remain - or if they do, we are not aware that they are the originals. It is possible that some particularly ancient fragments of the New Testament may in fact be fragments of the original autographs, given their age. Hence, textual criticism strives to determine which copies of the Old Testament are the most faithful to the original autographs, and which manuscripts of the New Testament are either original or at least faithful and correct to the original autographs.
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Featuring more than 100 items related to his poetry, literature and fiction, this exhibit explores the macabre author's penchant for grisly themes like premature burial and madness. Works on display include an early manuscript of "The Bells" scrawled in the writer's own hand, and rarely shown copies of his first published work, Tamerlane and Other Poems.
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So, I just checked – from January 1, 2010, to October 9, 2011, 8,917 Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) were issued. Of these, 873 were related to cross-site scripting (XSS), which is just a hair under 10 percent. Of the remaining webrelated vulnerabilities, cross-site request forgery (CSRF) [1], file source disclosure (whereby PHP contents are shown as text rather than a rendered web page), and so on were well represented. But over time, things are getting better, right?Not really; out of 51,353 total CVEs 6,580 are related to XSS, and if you plot the bugs over time, a generally upwardtrending curve appears.
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Singer/songwriter Tontxu (born J. Antonio Ipiña) got involved in music after composing his first song at the age of 11, later becoming a radio station programmer and announcer. After moving to Madrid, Tontxu started touring the local club circuit, having the opportunity to make his first record in 1997. Se Vende was produced by Javier Monforte and Gonzalo Benavides. Corazón de Mudanza followed in 1998.


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Rodney Carrington is a multi-talented comedian, actor, and writer who has recorded eight major record label comedy albums, which have sold millions of copies. Morning Wood has been certified gold and Greatest Hits has been certified Platinum by the RIAA. Rodney starred in his own TV sitcom Rodney, which ran for two seasons on ABC, and he also co-wrote and co-starred with Toby Keith in the feature film Beer for My Horses. Rodney has appeared on countless TV shows, including the ACA (American Country Awards), and hosted the American Country New Year's Eve Live show on Fox. He won "Supporting Character of the Year" from the CMT Music Video Awards for his work on the Trace Adkins' music video "I Got My Game On", which also won the "Tex Ritter Award" from CMT. According to Pollstar, Rodney has been one of the top ten highest grossing touring comedians for the last ten years and among the top 4 or 5 the last several years. Rodney is on track to be in the top 5 again in 2014 as he regularly performs to sold out crowds across the US and Canada.
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Find everything for your home or landscaping project at the popular Redding Fall Home Show! This will be the 6th Fall Show that Redding has hosted and we are confident it will be another huge success! Grab your project lists and wish lists and come meet some hard-working local exhibitors face-to-face. Plus, Do it yourself items to complete projects on your own and lots of the latest and greatest gadgets for around the home!
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September 23rd
Members of the Redding business community and interested Redding citizens are invited to attend the twenty-seventh annual State of the City Luncheon. This event is sponsored by Shasta Regional Medical Center. It will be held on Tuesday, September 23, 2014 at The Civic Auditorium. Mayor Rick Bosetti will talk about the City's accomplishments in the past year and the various projects anticipated in the year ahead.
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The Sacramento Valley Teen Challenge 2014 Banquet of Miracles is happening September 25th at 7pm To register or sponsor this event, click here: https://www.teenchallenge.ws/news-and-events/special-events.html
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After being established as one of the industry's premier worship leaders with her Dove Award-winning, self-titled debut album, Kari Jobe continues to serve as a worship pastor at Gateway Church in Southlake, Texas. In 2013, Kari was selected as the K-LOVE Fan Awards Female artist of the year and was also nominated for a Grammy. Her new album, Majestic, released Spring 2014. Special guest, Warren Barfield, will be joining Kari for this extraordinary evening of worship.
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Anjelah Johnson-Reyes was born and raised in San Jose, California and is of Mexican and Native American descent. She is one of five children and has a large extended family to which she remains close. In the beginning of her career, Johnson was a professional cheerleader for the Oakland Raiders. As an Oakland Raiderette, she was named Rookie of the Year and even performed in Super Bowl XXXVII. After that year she decided to move to Los Angeles to pursue her dream of acting. She became an internet sensation with her viral video "Nail Salon" which led to many stand up and performance opportunities. That same year she joined the cast of "MADtv" as a series regular, which spawned another internet sensation "Bon Qui Qui." This original character, a disgruntled fast food employee with no filter, has been enjoyed, viewed and replicated by over 65 million people worldwide.
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Rend Collective have never lacked imagination. From the bewildering array of children's toys and whimsical, handmade oddities they call instruments, to the hare-brained and wonderfully impractical scheme of recording a live album on the beach around a campfire, to the safety-defying audacity of shooting a music video on a fully-operational fishing boat in the turbulent Irish Sea, this fascinating worship community have always pursued the colorful and unexpected. Fittingly, the genre-blurring artists have an unusual backstory. Hailing from the small coastal town of Bangor in Northern Ireland, the Collective developed organically, outside of the influence of the music industry and CCM culture, as a self-described "group of confused twenty-somethings trying to figure out faith, life, God and community."
October 19th
Lee Brice is a man whose time has come. On his stunning sophomore album, Hard 2 Love (Curb Records), the four-time Academy of Country Music nominee demonstrates a new maturity and patience, both in his songwriting and vocals.
October 25th
The British Invasion brought us the two most popular rock groups of all time, the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, as well as the liveliest debate in rock history - which band is the greatest? These two legendary bands will engage in a musical "shoot out of the hits" featuring internationally renowned tribute bands, Abbey Road and Jumping Jack Flash. Abbey Road also performs in the nationally touring Beatles musical, "In My Life," which played Redding Civic in September 2013. Six alternating power sets with the two bands coming together on stage for an amazing encore makes this show a once-in-a-lifetime event. The show is appropriate for all ages.
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Colby Lewis was rolling along.
He gave up that game-tying home run to Victor Martinez in the fourth, but everything seemed copacetic again as Lewis got Ryan Raburn on a long foul and Andy Dirks on a short fly. But then Austin Jackson singled, and so did Ramon Santiago, with Jackson scooting to third base.
That brought up Miguel Cabrera, with a possibly less-than-100-percent Victor Martinez on deck. Up in the booth, Tim McCarver was screaming for an intentional walk. No, first base wasn't open but second base was, and for McCarver that was close enough.
Ron Washington and Colby Lewis were having none of it, and Lewis got ahead of Cabrera quickly, 0-and-2.
There's a reason why Miguel Cabrera won a batting title this season: He's really good at batting. Lewis's next pitch, a fastball, got too much of the plate and Cabrera lined it into the right-fielder corner for an RBI double, Santiago stopping at third base.
That did bring up Martinez, who regardless of his current percent did draw a walk to load the bases.
Big inning coming, right? Ah, but let us not forget that Don Kelly is the Tigers' No. 5 hitter in this game. There are a lot of things that Don Kelly can do, but batting No. 5 in a postseason game probably isn't something he should do.
Easy for me to say, because I just saw Don Kelly hit a soft grounder to Beltre, who played a little staring game with Cabrera before finally retreating to third base and touching the base.
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AYER -- More than 150,000 troops are serving overseas and are away from and out-of-touch with their families. Cell Phones for Soldiers and Ayer Moving & Storage are calling on residents of Ayer and surrounding communities to support the brave men and women of our armed forces by donating used cellphones to help keep the troops connected to their families.
Local residents can support this effort by donating their used cellphones and accessories at Ayer Moving & Storage, 109 Central Ave. A collection box will be onsite inside the main entrance.
"We're proud to show our support for U.S. soldiers and to contribute to a worthy cause like Cell Phones for Soldiers," said Karen Strickland, president of Ayer Moving & Storage.
Cell Phones for Soldiers was founded by teenagers Robbie and Brittany Bergquist of Norwell with $21 of their own money. Since then, the registered 501c(3) nonprofit organization has raised millions of dollars in donations and has distributed millions of prepaid calling cards to soldiers serving overseas.
The donated phones are sent to ReCellular, which pays Cell Phones for Soldiers for each phone. The money is used to purchase prepaid calling cards, which are sent to troops. Approximately half of the phones ReCellular processes are reconditioned and resold to wholesale companies in over 40 countries around the world. Phones and components that cannot be refurbished are dismantled and recycled to reclaim materials, including, gold, silver and platinum from circuit boards; copper writing from phone chargers; nickel, iron, cadmium and lead from battery packs; and plastic from phone cases and accessories.
Ayer Moving & Storage is collecting and shipping used cellphones and accessories and will continue to have a collection box at their location in Ayer through the year. "We are amazed at how this magnificent effort started with a simple idea from two smart teenagers!" said Strickland. "Americans will replace an estimated 150 million cellphones this year alone -- we at Ayer Moving & Storage want to play our part to help Cell Phones for Soldiers reach their goal of collecting over 50,000 cellphones each month through collection sites all over the country."