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Is PA majority against attacking Syria? Let's find out.
Original post made by Chris Zaharias on Sep 5, 2013
Outside PA, it's both perplexing and comforting that the anti-war sentiment unites Democrats, Republicans and Libertarians.
Because it is the Executive Branch that is pushing for intervention, we must let our elected congressional representatives know how strong our desire is that they vote 'No' on this war.
Because it's probably the only time this will be possible, I'd like to link to Ann Coulter, with whom many Palo Altans may agree this time despite generally abhorring her:
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We are there, Syria is a chronic problem in this area in many ways and now would be a great opportunity to nudge some progress along. When a government kills thousands of its own people it really has no legitimacy, and Syria and Iran both are the last holdouts of a toxic dysfunctional order that has hurt this region and its people as far back as we can look. It's a good time for Assad to go.
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---- — Most area high school teams have finished their fall sports seasons and this year the number of teams and athletes who have proven to perform at the upper levels is extensive.
The most recent of those are the members of the Pendleton Heights girls cross country team.
The Arabians accomplished a heady feat in qualifying through a difficult semistate to run at Indiana State for the IHSAA State Meet last Saturday. Just to get to that level is worthy of note to be sure. The PH squad, coached by Melissa Hagerman, did more than that. The Arabians finished at No. 14 out of 24 teams.
Their best runner, Alex Buck, placed 19th and was just over 41 seconds behind the champion's pace. The fact that Buck is a sophomore means the team has a solid base upon which to build for the next two seasons.
The rest of team that included freshmen Alli McCarty, Emma Hall and Faith Baer, sophomore Monica Dudley, seniors Chelsea Blackwell and Maddi Hinton, indicates this team has the potential to contend at an even higher level for some time to come.
Training in cross country at this level is often a singularly satisfying and difficult task, sometimes accomplished alone and even taking place at unusual hours of the day with little fanfare. This entire team is to be congratulated for this achievement.
But the fall accolades don't stop there.
The Madison-Grant volleyball team advanced to last Saturday's semistate with a come-from-behind regional triumph over Muncie Burris that will long be remembered by all who witnessed it. The Argylls' triumph came over the school whose name means Indiana high school volleyball.
This is another team, coached by Bob Holloway, with many young components and perhaps even more glory awaits in the future.
Of course, football has yet to conclude its course for our three remaining area teams, Anderson, Alexandria and Shenandoah, who will all play for sectional championships this Friday. For the Indians and Tigers, last Friday's victories were historic. For the Raiders, it was a win in a long line for grid tournament successes. We wish the three teams the best of luck going forward this Friday.
Earlier in the season, Anderson's Morgan Nadaline, a senior, completed her prep golf career with a third straight trip to the IHSAA state level. She was joined by Pendleton Heights junior Emily Tilton, who made her second straight appearance. Nadaline tied for fourth and Tilton was 28th.
Finally, the Lapel Bulldogs girls tennis team won the school's first sectional title in that sport. Not often does a team accomplish something for the first time, especially at a school with such a rich athletic tradition as Lapel.
All athletes gave their communities more reasons to be proud. Fortunately winter sports are just around the corner.
In summary Led by the Pendleton Heights girls cross country team, many area fall sports teams and athletes have made significant accomplishments this year.


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Sin City: A Dame to Kill For
"Sin City: A Dame to Kill For" doesn't have the electricity of the original, mainly because we've already seen it. Nothing more is really revealed…
"Sin City: A Dame to Kill For" doesn't have the electricity of the original, mainly because we've already seen it. Nothing more is really revealed…
"To Be Takei" is a conventional documentary that has a surprising emotional heft. A fun, informative exploration of the life of actor, activist and Trekkie…
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
Patrice Leconte's "Monsieur Hire" is a tragedy about loneliness and erotomania, told about two solitary people who have nothing else in common. It involves a…
Roger Ebert loved superhero movies but he was a superhero himself to me.
Chaz and Roger Ebert will be awarded the Deloris Jordan Award for Excellence in Community Leadership at the 20th Annual Black Harvest Film Festival.
White privilege, lived.
An FFC Review of Kim Beyong-seo and Jo Eui-Seok's South Korean thriller "Cold Eyes."
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"Ice Age: Continental Drift" will perhaps be a delight for little kids, judging by their friendly reaction at a Saturday morning sneak preview I attended. Real little kids. Real, real little kids. I doubt their parents will enjoy it much, especially after shelling out the extra charge for the 3-D version.
But give the filmmakers their due: This is one movie that, when it says 3-D, it means 3-D. Almost the entire story seems to have been fashioned to provide excuses for its cute prehistoric characters to zoom toward and away from us and out into space and down to the Earth's core. It's a wonder they find time for dialogue in between being jolted into other dimensions.
This fourth installment in the "Ice Age" series continues its hopeless confusion of geological time on Earth. Our planet's original great big single continent began to break up and drift apart into the modern continents a few hundred million years before any of these creatures evolved, but never mind. This is no time to start putting the series to the test of realism.
A pre-title sequence, which I vaguely recall appearing in an earlier film in the series, puts the blame for the continental breakup on Scrat the squirrel, who you will recall is obsessed with an acorn. If this is the same acorn we first saw Scrat pursuing, it is a remarkable nut indeed, having survived a decade's wear and tear. If it takes Scrat that long to secure one acorn, one wonders how many eons it took him to discover he liked to eat acorns in the first place. For that matter, even this acorn is never eaten; just as well, because I for one would sorta miss it, after all it's been through. My hope is that it survives long enough for evolution to produce oak trees, although don't get me started on which came first, the acorn or the oak. There are no oak trees to be found in this movie, or indeed much of anything in the way of vegetation.
The movie reunites many of the same characters from the earlier films, including Manny the mammoth (voice of Ray Romano), Sid the sloth (John Leguizamo) and Diego the saber-toothed tiger (Denis Leary). Considering that Manny is separated from his family by a breakaway ice floe, it's a hopeful sign, I suppose, that the film succeeds in ending with a performance of "We Are Family." It's even more hopeful that they think that way, since the carnivores among them have nothing at all to eat but one another.
Spoiler: The only creature who even tries to eat one of the characters isn't a mammal, but a fish. In the scale of creature morality that applies here, apparently fish are outlaws.
Watching this film was a cheerless exercise for me. The characters are manic and idiotic, the dialogue is rat-a-tat chatter, the action is entirely at the service of the 3-D, and the movie depends on bright colors, lots of noise and a few songs in between the whiplash moments.
But then, I'm not a 10-year-old kid. For that matter, I'm not a 6-year-old kid. I imagine 10-year-olds might think this was more for their younger siblings.
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|North FRYSC gearing up for the 2013-2014 school year
It's just around the corner…the beginning of a new school year! After a short and much needed break, the girls at the North Family Resource/Youth Services Center have been planning, purchasing, scheduling, copying and stuffing student packet envelopes and more as they are preparing for their upcoming back to school events/presentations for both Northern Elementary and Phillip A. Sharp Middle School.
The following are dates and times for the upcoming events in case you would like to mark your calendar ahead of time:
Phillip Sharp Middle School - "Camp Wildcat" for sixth graders on Tuesday, August 6, 1:30 - 6 p.m.
Northern Elementary - "Camp Kindergarten" on Friday, August 9, 1 - 3 p.m.
Northern Elementary - "Ready Fest" on Friday, August 9, 3 - 6 p.m.
As the event approaches, you will be receiving information by an "All Call." As for Camp Wildcat, (sixth grade transition program) and/or Northern Elementary students, they will be receiving their student packet and "Camp K" registration forms in the mail prior to Camp Kindergarten and Ready Fest in order to have time to complete the forms and bring with them as they meet their teacher at Ready Fest.
All new registering students will receive their student packets at the time of registration or may inquire at their school after school begins. All inquiries please call us: North FRYSC at (859) 472-5518.


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Oskar Blues Brewery announced plans early this week to team up with nationally-touring bluegrass/high country band, The Infamous Stringdusters to raise money for individuals, families, and small business affected by the flooding that washed through Colorado in September.
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By Lyons Bluesologist, David McIntyre
Hopefully by the time you read this a lot of folks will be trickling back to their homes in Lyons. If the schedule for turning on all the utilities is correct many of us who live north of Main Street, as well as the businesses on Main and High Street will be able to open their doors and occupy their homes with full services. My neighborhood received power last week and subsequent areas of town will get up and running over
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Not to state the obvious, but what a mess. I am one of the lucky ones living on higher ground in Lyons. There are so many friends and peers in Lyons in very bad shape it continues to tug at my heart.
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Sundays at Oskar Blues in Lyons have become my favorite shows, I love the more mellow music and enjoy watching the youngsters and oldsters dancing and enjoy the tunes together. These are all early 6 to 9 p.m., free, and all ages' shows, and are usually very well attended. I have often been asked why we don't charge for these shows; the answer is Dale and I want to give some free music back to the community as a thank you for all their support in helping us bring live music to Lyons. In September we have a
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Put on your boots and jeans, saddle up your pony, and giddy on up to the historic Stanley Hotel! Giddyup Kitty is back in town with a little bit country and a little bit rock and roll. Celebrate spring and have fun on Sunday, April 7, at 2 p.m., with this award winning bluegrass band as they return to Estes for a high-energy performance of country-grass music.
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The sign on the door read "Closed" and the times of operation stated, "Monday, 4:00." Still, a car, with the driver's door open, sat alongside the road in front of The Merc (short for Mercantile), located in the small town of Jamestown. A neighbor offered to go inside to get Rainbow.
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The Outlaw Saloon is pleased to announce the return of Open Mic-Night, hosted by local musicians Lori Flynn and Dave Long in partnership with Brightwood Music.
Flynn, a local yoga teach, is also a singer/songwriter who performs in clubs and venues all along the Front Range. Long, is also a local singer/songwriter who plays locally and nationally with various bands.
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For a while there, the news wasn't good on Lance Berkman. There was a problem with his right knee, and the initial doctor's visit hinted at a torn ACL. That would have put him out for the year, and the 36-year-old Berkman even hinted at the possibility of retirement if that was the diagnosis.
After scans and second opinions, though, it turned out that Berkman had only a torn meniscus. Which still sounds really, really painful. But apparently it isn't. And now Berkman is hoping he can be back later in the month:
Joe Strauss: Berkman thinks he's going to be back shortly after the All-Star Break and doesn't think he'll need a rehab stint.— Tim McKernan (@tmckernan) July 2, 2012
That's great news for the Cardinals, who have been forced to suffer through exceptionally productive play from players like Allen Craig and Matt Carpenter. The horror. The horror. But getting Berkman back would certainly get them back to the lineup they were expecting this offseason.


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Student ATP
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Read below for information on a typical day is like for students and parents.
Student ATP
ATP is required for all students seeking a degree at main or south campus in Bowling Green, KY at WKU. A few students may need to check-in earlier than 8:00 a.m. in order to take a Chemistry Placement Exam (CPE). If your student needs to take the CPE, they would have received specific notification via mail and email.
At ATP, students will check-in around 8:00 a.m. Central Time to attend an Official Welcome to The Hill in the morning and learn what the day will hold. For a specific check-in time, please refer to your student's newsletter received a week before ATP called The Big Red Message.
Although you attend the Welcome together, students will be dismissed from the group to attend a Question and Answer Panel, a session discussing how to navigate technology on campus, and a participate in a group activity. Students will also spend significant time preparing to meet with their academic advisor in the afternoon by learning about what classes are required, support services on campus, and other learning opportunities. In the afternoon, students will meet the Dean of their college that houses the major they have chosen and then meet with an academic advisor in a small group setting. After meeting with an advisor, your student will receive their official class schedule and return to the ATP Finish Line where we will double check their schedule, and wrap up the day with them. At that point, students will finish the day by receiving their WKU ID card at the ID Center, then you will be free to go.
Students are required to stay the entire day in order to receive a class schedule, and it is important that they attend all sessions. Because the day is busy, there isn't time on a typical ATP day for other appointments on campus for them. Students typically finish with their day between 1:30 and 4:30 p.m. Central Time.
Parent ATP
If you choose to attend Parent ATP, you will also begin your day by attending the Official Welcome to The Hill with your student. After the students are dismissed to sessions, you will learn about involvement on The Hill and how to reserve books at the WKU Store. There will be several blocks of sessions during a portion of your day on many topics including: Housing and Residence Life, MASTER Plan, Couseling and Testing Opportunities, Study Abroad, How Students Succeed in College, and many more.
After lunch, you will attend a presentation from Student Financial Assistance covering loans, scholarships, and billing information, then participate in a Parent Question and Answer Panel. Once the main portion of the programming has concluded, you can choose to attend an Information Fair, view a mock residence hall room in Minton Hall, or visit a department of your choosing to have more specific questions answered. You and yourr student will meet again after they return to the ATP Finish Line to have any last questions answered.


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Eric Nusbaum has a great piece up at Pitchers and Poets about the dichotomy between style and sin in relation to the person of Matt Kemp. Matt Kemp is a polarizing figure. His essence, and the knowledge of his existence, stretches back to the time of the hotly debated Paul Lo Duca trade (which seems insanely bizarre in retrospect). His current play seems to be erasing some of the past stigma (not all, but some).
"Matt Kemp deserves to be watched. He's big and fast. He's handsome. His home runs all seem to go to center and right center field. And when he crouches in his stance and his bat points out over his head toward the shortstop and he steps into a pitch you can't help but be awed by the quickness of his swing, by how light the bat looks during his one-handed finish, and especially by the inherent and surprisingly understated balance of the entire motion. When Matt Kemp plays baseball, he's an aesthetic pleasure — even when he's getting bad jumps on fly balls in center field."
"Of course style is what a certain kind of sports columnist can't stand about Matt Kemp. He spoke poorly of Jeff Kent at too young an age (speaking poorly of assholes is only okay for white veterans who hustle, obviously). He took at-bats away from a sadly washed up and frustrated Luis Gonzalez. He dated a pop singer. He made a handful of overly aggressive base-running mistakes. These are Matt Kemp's sins."
Beautiful writing, to be sure (and assertions I can get behind), but stereotype and style be damned, the problem isn't the gracefully poetic lilt of his swing, but rather his incredibly shitty play in the outfield
As a writer, I wish there was a better, more elegant term than the sophomoric shitty, but discrepancies in the varying metrics aside, it is almost universally agreed upon that Matt Kemp is a really shitty outfielder. His UZR for the year is already at a shittily nifty -6.9. Last year? -25.7. For his career? -44.5. Matt Kemp is a fantastic talent. His defensive deficiencies don't erase his offensive contributions, but they really do put a damper on their significance.
Because of his grace, because of his athletic prowess, he looks like he should be a good defender. I imagine he will improve, but logic dictates that he is going to begin slowing down. It would seem a shame to relegate him to first base (a spot that might be better served, once the James Loney era has run its course, by the equally defensively inept Andre Ethier), but all signs sadly point to the fact that Matt Kemp, poetic as they come, might not be the man the Dodgers want patrolling center field for the next several years.


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Family Weekend
2013 Schedule
Friday, Sep. 13
|Family Weekend Check-In (Schultz Student Center)
|Received a finalized schedule of the weekend, discount coupons and information about the area, and buy your tickets for Saturday lunch on the plaza ($6.50 per person – cash or check only) and the tailgate barbecue ($5.00 per person).
|Entertainment at Mojo's (Shultz Student Center)
|Catch a live performance of the Bethel College Jazz Combo, no admission charge.
Saturday, Sep. 14
|Fall Thresher Golf Classic (Sand Creek Station Golf Course)
|The annual Fall Thresher Golf Classic begins with the first tee time scheduled for 8:00am. Players are encouraged to pre-register, but all are welcome to come and watch.
|8:30am – 1:30pm
|Check-In (Schultz Student Center)
|Received a finalized schedule of the weekend, discount coupons and information about the area, and buy your tickets for Saturday lunch on the plaza ($6.50 per person – cash or check only) and the tailgate barbecue ($5.00 per person)
|9:00am – 4:00pm
|A Look Beyond The Obvious (Fine Arts Center)
|The September Art Show by Ann Krone contains a variety of mixed media prints and drawings. "The goal in my artwork is some surprise, some mystery, some humor and sometimes a comment about life from my perspective," says Krone.
|9:00am – 10:00am
|Continental Breakfast & Family Meet-And-Greet (Mojo's)
|Since your student is probably still snoozing, take this opportunity to get some breakfast and meet the families of other Bethel students. We'll have Saturday morning cartoons on TV for any little ones with you. Sponsored by the Business Office.
|10:00am – 11:00am
|Parent Council Meeting – Parent-To-Parent Q&A (Fine Arts Center)
|The Bethel College Parent Council is a meaningful way for parents to be involved in their student's education through events, communications and volunteer opportunities. Want to get tips from other parents? This session is for you! You will have a chance to meet parents of upper-class students who will talk candidly about their experiences as Bethel College parents. There will be lots of time for Q&A – so bring your questions with you. All are invited.
|11:30am – 1:30pm
|Lunch On The Plaza (Centennial Plaza)
|Enjoy some good Kansas BBQ with your family. Take this time to catch up with your student, or meet some of the Bethel College faculty & staff. Cost is $6.50 a person (cash or check only), free to students on a meal plan. Tickets can be purchased at the check-in table in the Schultz Student Center.
|11:30am – 1:30pm
|Campus Tours And Admissions Information (Centennial Plaza)
|Want to see the residence halls? Campus tours will leave on the half hour for anyone interested. If you have family members about to graduate high school or thinking about transferring to Bethel College, bring them by to talk to one of our admissions counselors. They will be happy to answer any questions.
|11:30am – 1:30pm
|Family Pictures (South Entry Plaza)
|Gather the family together for a photo taken by a professional photographer. A digital copy of the picture will be e-mailed to you to help you remember the weekend.
|Competitive Cheerleader (Centennial Plaza)
|During lunch, Bethel's Competitive Cheerleading team will perform.
|1:00pm – 2:00pm
|Bethel College – Present And Future (Krehbiel Auditorium)
|Join President Perry White to take a look at what the future holds for Bethel College. The president will walk you through some of the exciting things your student can expect during their time at Bethel College.
|1:30pm – 4:30pm
|Museum Tours (Kauffman Museum)
|Bring the family across the street to find something for kids and adults. There will be a special exhibit on display, "Art That Worked: WPA Art In Newton, 1935 – 1943." Free for Family Weekend participants.
|Volleyball (Thresher Gym)
|Cheer on the Threshers as they take on Manhattan Christian College. Cost at the door: $4.00 for adults, $3.00 for seniors, $2.00 for students.
|Tailgate Barbecue (Thresher Stadium)
|Before the football game, come and enjoy grilled hamburgers and hot dogs with all the fixings. Student Life will have face painting and decals for the kids. Cost is $5.00 per person (cash or check only), free for students on a meal plan. Tickets can be purchased at the check-in table in Schultz Student Center until 1:30pm on Saturday, or at the tailgate barbecue. Everyone is invited.
|Football (Thresher Stadium)
|The mighty Thresher football team hosts Central Methodist University. Cost at the gate: $6.00 for adults, $5.00 for seniors, $3.00 for students.
Sunday, Sep. 15
|Family Weekend Church Service (Bethel College Mennonite Church)
|11:00am – 1:00pm
|Brunch (The Caf)
|Join students and other family members in the cafeteria to enjoy our Sunday Brunch, with omelets made to order, and assorted sides and desserts. Cost is $6.50 per person, free for students on a meal plan.
|Benefit Concert For Oklahoma Tornado Victims (Memorial Hall)
|Come enjoy acoustic music by The Book Of JEBB and the Misguided Professors. Admission is free, with an offering taken for the victims of the 2013 Oklahoma tornadoes.


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We have various training methods and opportunities made available to our employees to help them become successful in their positions.
HR offers training opportunities!
For IT support and training opportunities visit the "My Tech Support" page
To obtain training for the University accounting system, AIM System, Purchasing, or Concur (travel), you will need to log into MyFSU, navigate to the Workplace tab, and look under the various channels for more information.
Human Resources has been provided an excellent resource to assist departments in diversity and harassment related training. Two presentations in DVD format that we are happy to facilitate for your department meetings as requested are:
1. Preventing Workplace Bullying - How to
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Alamo teen heading 'into thin air'
Original post made on May 5, 2010
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on May 5, 2010 at 7:44 am
I love it. I wish I had the balls to do that.
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Dear Emily,
I have flown just 5000 feet above Everest some years ago. I have heard that the cell and internet service is poor and there is no room service. From my view it seemed cloudy and cold, so I recommend the outer beaches of Penang Malaysia for a more pleasant holiday.
Ralph just slightly ROFL
on May 6, 2010 at 9:47 am
My son goes to Monte Vista and I think this is one motivated senior. My dad was asked to be on the U.S. Expedition for Mt. Everest in 1980, quite an accomplishment, he even missed my high school graduation because he was on some expedition in Nepal. Would love to see if Scott has a webpage so we can see his progress or Danville Weekly would do an update on the story. Wish Scott lots of luck!
on May 6, 2010 at 10:35 am
I was inspired to climb the high mountains of the world by my father at the age of six,growing up in yosemite valley the pioneers of rock climbing the big grainte walls were all present as well as myself, one of the youngest boys to have had the oppurtunity to climb with folks that now are legends after making many of the most difficult ascents on the highest peaks in the world.After climbing the same peaks as scott before the age of 30,and some high ones in south america,my numerous trips to the himalayas climbing many peaks below 8000 meters i never manifested my dreams of doing one of the real big boys,now at the age of over 50 my shot is pretty much over so ill stick to paddelin the rivers that the high mountains glaciers feed.I envy Scott for attempting everest at such a young age and respect his parents for giving the tremendous support needed in the high altitude climbing world.Being a climbing junkie for most of my life and still being alive to talk about my fond memories of the sport,as Scott well knows after being on denali those huge avalanches are what we all need to avoid at all costs,so be careful,climb safe and enjoy the higher realms of the world, There will always be only a handfull of us who were meant to go to such places.A kindered spirit wihes you the best reguards.
on May 8, 2010 at 12:01 am
Here's the link to Scott's team's dispatches that are updated practically everyday for those whom are interested!
There are also updates on FirstAscent and Outdoor Blogs.
on May 14, 2010 at 11:34 am
I'm the Mom, as parents we are just so proud of our young man.He has trained hard and focused all his energy and studied hard to graduate and secure his college prior to this trip. He has a big dream and has his families support. If you want to follow his steps log on to www.rmiguides.com/dispatches/everest10.php or Outdoor Blogs or FirstAscent. Keep Scott and all the Mountain climbers in your prayers summit is a big deal but getting home is a lot more dangerous, currently the winds are high and teams are climbing. As it gets more crowded and conditions worsen every step is full of peril.
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Reporter: Your reaction to Burrows not being suspended today?
Bergeron: You know what, I'm over it. To be honest with you, I'm looking forward for next game. We have to get back in the series. Like I said last night, it's the League's decision. I'll let them make the call, make the decision. I have nothing else to say about it, I guess.
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Bergeron: We're looking for a win there. He did it. But, I mean, like I said, I'm over it.
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Bergeron: Like I said, I mean, I'd like to just move on here. We're here for the right reasons. We want to win. Like I said, we've got to get back in the series. I know you guys have a job to do. I understand you guys have to ask about it. But to be honest, I've let the League take care of it. They did. I don't want to whine about that stuff. I don't care.
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LOWELL -- Much strength can be drawn from numbers, as organizers of Lowell General Hospital's 14th annual TeamWalk for CancerCure and Boston Bruins national anthem singer Rene Rancourt again proved at the Tsongas Arena on Sunday.
More than 5,000 walkers, volunteers and sponsors combined to raise a record $920,000 in the event to help area cancer patients and their families afford some of the many expenses incurred in fighting the disease.
The event featured a three-mile fundraising walk around downtown Lowell or six-mile walk along the riverwalk. Dozens of teams of walkers, attired in brightly-colored, personalized T-shirts honoring loved ones victimized by cancer, gathered around Rancourt for the singing of "The Star Spangled Banner."
Rancourt told the TeamWalk gathering he could not have made it through the national anthem before the first Bruins game after the April 15 bombings at the Boston Marathon finish line without the vocal support of the fans at TD Garden.
At the conclusion of TeamWalk, LGH President Norman Deschene, with help from event co-emcee, Country 102.5 DJ Lori Grande (a graduate of both Lowell High School and UMass Lowell) held up an oversized check bearing this year's grand total of $920,000 eclipsing last year's record by $12,000.
"Though we didn't go past the $1 million milestone this year, as some expressed hoped that it may happen, I don't want us to lose sight of the fact that $920,000 is a heck of a lot of money, and is helping a lot of cancer patient," said Andrea Jackson, TeamWalk coordinator at Lowell General Hospital. "The dollar less amount is less important than the facts that we're growing the amount every year and that we've helped 18,000 patients in the 14 years since since TeamWalk began."
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The Otsego Lake Association's board of directors appreciates the many people and organizations who contributed to the success of our recent annual meeting on Saturday, Aug. 17.
The Clark Foundation generously provided use of the venue, historic Camp Minnetoska (a former Girl Scout Camp), which was a big draw. We lucked out with good weather and early morning timing (allowing people to enjoy the rest of their day on the lake).
The Cooperstown Graduate Program's (CGP) contributions were outstanding. Professor Cindy Falk produced a clever arrangement of images of early camps juxtaposed against contemporary views recently shot by noted photographer Richard Duncan. Professor Will Walker shared an overview of his oral history program, including stories from local residents about memories of past lake experiences.
The New York State Historical Association (NYSHA) also played an overarching role in making the event special. The NYSHA library staff generously allowed access to their files. Freelance Curator Sue Friedlander found a treasure trove in NYSHA's special collections to bring to life her research on overnight children's camps on Lake Otsego. The large photographic panels (also shot by Richard Duncan) from the exhibit, "Lake Otsego, Past & Present" (which originated from NYSHA and generously loaned to OLA from the Otesaga Resort Hotel), added a special touch and created instant ambiance.
Dr. Paul Lord and Joseph Zarzynski from the SUCO/Biological Field Station's Volunteer Dive Team shared video footage of recent wrecks found at the bottom of Lake Otsego and displayed diving equipment and maps.
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No concert would be better than reckless one
The number of Cooperstown residents talking with me about my letters to The Cooperstown Crier regarding the Grateful Dead/Furthur concert has continued. One guy I know made me laugh. He was mowing and drove his lawn tractor over to where I was on the sidewalk to tell me how angry he was about it. There is considerable disagreements with the mayor and village board about bringing this particular concert to town.
Anyone acquainted with Grateful Dead/ Furthur concerts knows that they are fraught with alcohol and drug abuse and lawlessness on the part of many who attend. Knowing the obvious means that the mayor and village board were complicit because they brought the Grateful Dead/Furthur group to the village and used village property for the venue. Consumption of alcohol on our village streets and the the use of drugs on village property is illegal, period!
Now consider this ... an accident due to heavy drinking or a drug overdose could have happened and someone could have been seriously injured on village property as a result. Does anyone believe a lawsuit against the village would not have ensued. Does our mayor have any common sense in such matters? And, Cooperstown's reputation as a good place would have been marred for years.
Many people find the mayor's comments about the Grateful Dead/Furthur concert being the only one Cooperstown could get this summer a bit strange. In closing, I ask the mayor: Is it not infinitely better to have no concert at all, than one that is reckless and lawless with high risk for the the village?
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The Greenbrier Ghost refers to the popular name given to the ghost of a young woman in Greenbrier County, West Virginia who was murdered in 1897.
Elva Zona Heaster, known as Zona, was born in Greenbrier County sometime around 1873, though little is known of her life up until she met a drifter named Edward Shue in 1896. Not long after Shue came to town to work as a blacksmith, the two fell in love and married despite objection from Zona's mother, Mary Jane, who did not like Shue.
The couple lived happily for a short time but at the end of January, 1897, Zona's body was discovered lying at the foot of the stairs, with her feet together and one hand on her stomach. Her body was found by a young boy who had been sent by Shue to run an errand to the house. After the boy ran to tell his mother, the local doctor and coroner were beckoned, though they did not arrive for nearly an hour.
By the time the doctor and the coroner had arrived, Shue had taken his wife's body upstairs to the bedroom and dressed the corpse in a veil and a dress with a high, stiff collar. Since the job of prepping the corpse for burial was traditionally done by the women of the community, the doctor and coroner found the behavior unusual but thought nothing of it. While the coroner examined the body, Shue remained near the corpse, sobbing and became violent when the coroner tried to examine the body more closely. Subsequently, the doctor and coroner quickly ended the exam and left the house.
When Zona's mother first heard of her death, she allegedly said, "the devil has killed her." Zona's cause of death was initially stated as "everlasting faint" but was later changed to childbirth, though it is unknown whether or not she was pregnant at the time. Zona was laid to rest on January 24, 1897. During the funeral, Shue began to raise suspicion when his behavior turned from overwhelming grief to an intense, bizarre energy. He would let no one come very close to the coffin and sandwiched her head between two pillows so she could "rest easier." Furthermore, Shue tied a scarf around her neck, exclaiming that it had been her favorite. When the body was moved to the cemetery, guests noticed a strange looseness about the neck.
Mary Jane was convinced her daughter had been murdered by her husband. When she removed a sheet that had been placed inside Zona's coffin during the funeral, she tried to give it back to Shue but he refused. She noticed a strange odor to it so she took it home to wash. When she dropped the sheet into a basin of water, the water turned red, then the sheet turned pink and the water became clear again.
Mary Jane took this as a further sign Zona had been murdered. She began to pray every night for weeks that Zona would return to her and explain what had really happened. Legend has it after four weeks, the ghost of Zona appeared to her mother and said that Shue had been a cruel man who abused her and had broken her neck. The ghost supposedly visited Mary Jane over the course of four nights. Mary Jane claimed that the ghost turned her head in a full circle to prove that her neck had been snapped.
After being visited by the ghost of her daughter, Mary Jane spent several hours convincing the local prosecutor that Zona had indeed been murdered. Coupled with the rumors floating around town that Shue had killed Zona, the prosecutor had enough doubt to reopen the case. After interviewing several people, the prosecutor discovered the coroner had failed to do a complete exam on the body, so it was exhumed and an inquest jury was formed.
An autopsy of Zona's body found that she had indeed been murdered - her neck had been broken, the windpipe was smashed, and ligaments had been torn. In addition, finger marks and bruises along her throat indicted that she had also been choked.
Given the evidence and his behavior after her death, Shue was arrested and charged with the murder of Zona. Shue was found guilty and sent to prison. The case of the Greenbrier Ghost was a very late example in American legal history in which the alleged "testimony of a ghost" was accepted at a murder trial, since it took place at the very end of the 1800s.
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Really? I heard it was 34,803,865. A bit overprecise for an estimate. Using "some 35 million" would be a more honest way of communicating the figure, while still getting the point across that it's a lot of plastic bags.
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2007 Vol. 51, Number 1
Military training for civilian careers
(Or: How to gain practical experience while serving your country)
inaugural Occupational Outlook Handbook provided
career guidance for veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces.
Harking back to those origins, this article highlights the
career value of military service.
by C. Hall Dillon
Life in the military
Basic training provides a transition from
civilian life to military life. And the military truly is
a way of life: Seven days a week, 24 hours a day,
servicemembers put the needs of the U.S. Armed Forces
ahead of their own. Deployment is always a possibility,
too, although many servicemembers never work in conflict
The armed services do provide something in
return, however. From salary and allowances to healthcare
coverage and recreational facilities, military benefits
extend beyond those offered in most 9-to-5 jobs.
Begin with basic
Each of the branches has its own basic
training program. These programs vary in length, from 6
weeks of Air Force basic to 13 weeks of Marine Corps boot
camp. But all are intended to be rigorous combinations of
physical, classroom, and field training.
The goal of basic training is to get you
into top shape physically, mentally, and emotionally. You'll
run, do sit-ups and push-ups, and complete other physical
training; learn subjects such as military history, rules
of conduct, and first aid; and adjust to a life of
regimented activity.
Inherent in the fitness, knowledge, and
understanding you gain is the method used to teach them:
In basic training, you internalize the ability to follow
orders and respect rank. The armed services' capacity to
function depends on it.
You will get a haircut. You will be on the
go from sunrise (or before) to long past sundown. You will
practice many drills and stand in many, many lines. You
will be given strict orders about what to do—and how to
do it. And you will succeed, if for no other reason than
there is no other option.
Few people enjoy their time in basic
training while they are going through it. But in looking
back, many people credit it with giving them a sense of
confidence they never had before. They not only met new
challenges daily but overcame them.
Service life
After completing basic training, you may
move on to another type of training. But at some point,
you'll finally train for the occupation that will be
your military job. These training programs vary among the
branches and last from a few weeks to more than a year.
But servicemembers become experts in their fields.
Where you are trained often depends on
what you are training for. Similarly, your job may
determine where you are stationed. Food and other living
accommodations are provided on military installations,
whether on a ship or on a base in the United States or
Your military life will be much more structured than
your civilian one. The armed services dictate every aspect
of your life, including grooming, leisure, and discipline.
Even during the time you spend on shore and off base, you
must follow certain rules—or face consequences. These
vary from demotions for minor infractions to courts-martial, or military trials, for major ones.
Hours and working conditions differ by
branch and by assignment, but a 40-hour military workweek often includes
nights and weekends. Furthermore, you are always on call,
even in your off-duty hours.
This rigorous training, adherence to
rules, and constant readiness prepare servicemembers for
the ultimate duty: defending our Nation's interests in
military missions. Armed-services training is structured
to be the best preparation possible for facing challenges,
even dangerous ones.
In every situation, there will be time for
you to relax. Recreational activities available to
servicemembers include swimming, weightlifting,
basketball, tennis, and many other sports. Other
facilities on installations include libraries, chapels,
and movie theaters.
You can spend your spare time reading;
taking college courses; watching television; listening to
music, which sometimes includes free concerts performed
especially for military personnel; and participating in
many of the same activities you enjoyed in civilian life.
And when you are able to leave the ship or
base, you'll have a chance to explore your surrounding
community. Enjoy your time sightseeing, scuba diving,
skiing, or discovering other activities your stationed
locality offers.
One of the most obvious monetary benefits
you'll receive is basic pay, a salary based on your rank
and time in service. As of April 2007, enlisted servicemembers
receive between about $1,204 and $6,382 per month.
On top of this base pay, you might receive
special pay for hardship duty. You'll also get
allowances for specific expenses related to your service,
such as buying and maintaining uniforms.
Some benefits in the military are similar
to, but often more generous than, those offered in the
civilian workforce. These include paid vacation, access to
healthcare and life insurance, education benefits, and a
pension in retirement. Eligibility for retirement requires
20 years of service.
Other benefits are unique to the armed
services. Many of these benefits extend to family members;
examples include free legal assistance, counseling, and
information about life issues, such as buying auto
insurance. Servicemembers sometimes receive discounts,
such as for train travel.
Some benefits are available only to
veterans. These include programs for discounts on hotel
stays, travel fares, and entertainment. The U.S.
Department of Veterans Affairs provides many forms of
assistance, including access to healthcare, prescription
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A family is safe after their garage caught on fire and damaged four vehicles Monday morning. A homeowner reportedly fell asleep while watching TV at a home near 7th Street and Union Hills Drive on Sunday night and woke up to a pop. The man went to the garage to check it out, but was stopped by what he saw coming from underneath a door.
"He went to open the door, initially through the laundry room to garage, saw a glow around the door jam and smoke puffing through door jam of the laundry room door. [He] opted not to open it and grabbed his wife and two pets got out," said Phoenix Fire Capt. Tony Mure.
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Malika Simpson reported hearing several pops and then looked out her front door to see flames shooting out of her neighbor's garage.
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Five vehicles in the garage, two motorcycles, two cars and an ATV, were badly damaged by the flames. Firefighters were able to contain the fire to just the garage.Mure says the homeowner doesn't remember if he heard the smoke detector go off.
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2012 Season: Appeared in 14 games and made 13 starts in the outfield … finished the season with seven hits, three runs and two stolen bases … recorded a pair of base knocks vs. Longwood (2/12) … went 2-for-3 and scored a run against Nicholls State (2/18) … recorded a hit and a run vs. Boston University (3/2).
2011 Season: Started all 48 games in center field for the Bucs … led the team in at-bats (148), triples (2), and stolen bases (10) … recorded nine multi-hit games, including a perfect 4-for-4 effort with two doubles and two runs scored vs. King … became only the 10th player in Buccaneer history to record four hits in a single game ... hit safely in five straight games from 3/17-3-21 and reached base safely in a team-leading 12 consecutive games from 2/18-3/5 … posted first collegiate hit vs. Morehead State on 2/18 … scored at least one run in 12 of 18 games from 3/4-26.
High School: A switch hitting outfielder who has played multiple sports throughout her high school career – lettering in softball, track, and basketball … as a junior, Fox hit a blistering .615 (40-for-65) with 11 doubles, four triples and two home runs … also drove in 19 runs, while going 21-of-23 in the stolen base department ... helped guide the War Eagle to a 5A Region Championship and State Sectionals … was named Region 5A Defensive Player of the Year, Offensive Player of the Year, and posted the highest batting average, slugging percentage (1.000), and on-base percentage (.643) among players in the region as well.
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Field results from a 132 kV, SF6 circuit breaker (CB) using a 2.5 GSps, 1 GHz bandwidth, measuring system showed that radiated transients contained distinct frequency components at 300 MHz, 500 MHz and 840 MHz. Using a simplified NEC based model of the CB, these frequency components are shown to be related to the physical size of the breaker switching contacts.
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hey big Bill I thought I had a picture of the 130 but can't put my finger on it.
I did find a 140
Farmall 130??
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hey big Bill I thought I had a picture of the 130 but can't put my finger on it.
I did find a 140
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Everyone shows you pictures of 130's with small tires. Heres two pictures of my Dad's 130 with the same 14.9x24 tires you need to use up
As you can see the 130 has plenty of power to run that 5' mott flail mower It cuts a lot better now that I put all new cutters on it
I am thinking of buying another one for my house
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Jane Ward, Amesbury novelist and food blogger, brings an old exotic Moroccan recipe right to your kitchen.
People have been preserving foods for centuries and this lemon preserve recipe has made its way over from the kitchens in Northern Africa.
Preserving is an incredibly easy and efficient way to prepare food and Ward's recipe is a great example of just how simple preserving really is. Simply pack a jar with fresh lemons, kosher salt, lemon juice, and any assortment of spices you wish.
Ward warns you though, "The hardest part is going to be the seven-day wait until the lemons are ready to be eaten."
Preserved lemons are a very useful food to have around your kitchen; they can take the place of lemon juice and lemon zest in almost any recipe. Specifically, preserved lemons are a great addition to enhance a couscous or a spinach dish. They will also add a lemony, bright kick to any fish or chicken dish, thanks to the mellowed tartness of the rind. With a new salty flavor, a little rind goes a long way.
This recipe provides plenty of room for experimenting with your preserved lemons; some suggested spices that you could add into your jar are cloves, a cinnamon stick, a bay leaf, or coriander. Preserving allows for a lot of creativity if you are willing to simply try and try again. The possibilities are really endless.
Preserved Lemons
2 small lemons
1/3 cup kosher salt
1 cup lemon juice
1. Cut lemons into eighths.
2. Mix lemons and salt together and scoop into jar, while adding lemons to jar gently push down on them with a fork.
3. Pour lemon juice into jar. Screw on the top of the jar and set in a cool place. Have lemons sit for seven days and each day turn the jar a few times to mix around the salt and the juice.
4. After seven days you're ready to enjoy your lemons. To prepare, rinse a lemon piece and discard of everything but the rind.
Recipe courtesy of Jane Ward, author and blogger, Food & Fiction, 2012.