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Comment posted Scottish Power Renewables announces another delay for proposed Tiree Array by Karl Hughes.
Hi all…well here I am back in sunny olde Iraq.
Just catching up on the circus and the star performers…seems Mr Salmond supported the Trump Golf course, but will not have a say in the 11 turbine test center ? why ? he is the local MSP….a clash of interest ?
Anyhow I move on….VisitScotland recently did a poll into the affects of tourism by windfarms…warented this was based on the current swath of turbines and not the proposed 'X' 1000′s we will see in future.
But the poll has left me confused … excuse the approximations WC…but I am doing this by memory….only approx 19% or so of holiday makers would be put off from visiting Scotland because of wind farms….Great, so worst case scenario we lose 19% of visitors.. But hang on a minute, are these the 19% or so that seek the wilderness areas ( yep like Tiree)' say for argument sake 80% of visitors to the mountains, the moors and the westcoast sea scape.
Lies, more lies and statistics or words to that affect !
Karl Hughes also commented
- Thanks Tim…I like concise information and this hits the nail on the head. Yes Tilley is generating cash for the island and projects on the island…
Nutshell: I take it what you mean is that you would prefer the contractual arrangement between the owners of Tilley and local consumers to be direct, rather than going through an electricity supply company.
Correct this is what I would have liked to see…
the bit about "but it would have to compete with the other suppliers in the market presumably". gets up my nose as this is the point at which the venture moves over into the realms of cash generation for middle men.
As you can probably gather…economics are not my strong point…hopefully the environment and people is..
Thanks again.
- Hi, these are my personal views….I am sorry if you get negative or indeed harsh retort regarding your views on Tilley…I get fair few myself because of my views on the Tiree Array. Always feel free to say high when I am home… we can chat.
I support community renewables for one reason…and I hope at sometime legislation and finance will allow this to happen in regards to Tilley. That the initial electricity generated is not sold into the grid and that the energy is consumed locally.
Surplus energy is a different matter and this could feasibly over a short distance (Coll?) be exported this is unfortunatelly not the case on Tiree "at the moment"
Eigg is a better example of an independent system.
I do not agree with multi-national companies developing huge windfarms for cash revenue…this is not a noble quest to reduce CO2 output…this is the generation of cash for shareholders…look at Iberdrolas profit margins…it is immoral and pushes people into fuel poverty..
I would rather Tilley had never arrived on Tiree for a use other than local generation….and I wish Tiree would make true use of a good thing for "all" the folk who live on our isle…maybe this will happen sometime ? what happened when the export cable was down for "X" amount of months ?
Tilley kept turning and generating "0″…insurance was paid…who covers that insurance ?…the electricity should have been used on the Island.
- Or on that basis 150 000 000 GBP to decommission Argyll aka Tiree array (@1Gw) ?
150000 x 1000 ? am I wrong ?
- WATCH THIS SPACE there is a storm coming.
- Square peg round hole springs to mind !
Recent comments by Karl Hughes
- Challenge to Scottish Government: Change the everyday racist discrimination that asks how civilised is Scotland?
"who I helped fight against the 'Tiree Array'. Have a nice one" LOL… don't even go there MK…unless you feel you want to take a fall from that self constructed ever wobbly pedestal.
"Change the everyday racist discrimination that asks how civilised is Scotland?" no changing you malcolm..
C U next time we pass Ardfern, we will pop in for a nice cuppa chia…Can't involve myself in your rhetoric just now….. I have a plane to catch.,,fun things to do…
toodle pip '
- Challenge to Scottish Government: Change the everyday racist discrimination that asks how civilised is Scotland?
Two balanced articles here…recognising the problems and the solutions associated with nomadic people within the uk. Please also note the two distinctive ethnic groups…Roma & Irish Travellers
Please also note the biggest issue is deeply ingrained social xenophobia and racism from local government, sucessive national government and the general population…
FA also shows its own lack of knowledge of Roma culture and traditions, perfectly condensed in this sentence…"There are flush lavatories on the site – in the wash block, with residents forced to go outside in the night in all weathers."
Roma do not have inside toilets, and do not wash clothing inside the van…this is a historical hygiene tradition brought about by life on the road…
Anyways…having slept on the entire thread; I am still of the mind that unless folk learn the difference between all the groups that make up travelling folk, look at the different cultures…. and the deeply rooted historic xenophobia…then look at the simple solutions to obvious problems associated witn traveler illegal camps…the percieved poblems will persist…problems generated by society and placed on the travelers.
Its a sad fact that these British Citizens have less resources available than your average asylum seeker, or lifer in a uk prison…Its even sadder that we still have individuals who seem hell bent on burning witches in the 21st century… they can be found on this thread and typify the ignorance of the extreme few.
Leave you to it.
- Challenge to Scottish Government: Change the everyday racist discrimination that asks how civilised is Scotland?
Fair enough…I have a bee in my bonnet over the whole issue…roma/romanichal are thrown into the pot with other travellers….there should be recognition of all the different groups. Ultimately they have all been pushed out to the fringes of society…the problems, and they do exist…have been caused by ignoring all the needs of a nomadic people in a fixed society….for centuries…biggest changes happened with mechanisation of farming practices…enclosure act, etc…etc..etc..the xenophobic attitude towards these folk is beyond comparison in the uk…
- Challenge to Scottish Government: Change the everyday racist discrimination that asks how civilised is Scotland?
LOL… warranted ?… ouch ! anyhow maybe you have sent lowry hamewart, Tae think again.
- Challenge to Scottish Government: Change the everyday racist discrimination that asks how civilised is Scotland?
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Arab-Islamic apartheid Vs Israel free, equal democracy
by Paula Porter, Tue Oct 25, 2011 at 12:44:51 PM EDT
Israel is overwhelmingly secular, and even more-so the IDF (almost all Ultra religious Jews do NOT serve in the army. As opposed to Zionist settlers).
Separation between religion and State in Israel is 100%.
Ultra Religious Jews do NOT want to embed religion into the State.
Israeli law is based in Ottoman and British Mandate, as to marriages etc. one is given a choice; Jewish, Muslim or Christian, etc.
Not only are Arabs, Muslims equal in free democratic Israel as even J. Carter [who, though has been paid by the Arab lobby to write a hate and lie book attaching that infamous 'apartheid slur' which is a complele lie on Israel) admitted on CNN in 2006 "I recognize that Israel is a wonderful democracy with freedom of speech and equality of treatment under the law between Arab Israelis and Jewish Israelis." But it even practices preferential treatment and 'affirmative action' on Arabs/Muslims inside the Jewish democratic State.
All Arab Republics have rampant Arab-racism on non-Arabs.
All Islamic Republics are virtually Islamic Apartheid systems on second class Christians and others. In fact: The Islamic world is "the world's largest practitioner of both religious and gender apartheid," moreover, "Unlike the twenty-two Judenrein Arab countries of the Middle East, Israel is the only one which neither believes in nor practices apartheid."
Uri Avnery is as "reliable" as those confused: Uri Davis, Chomsky and Finkelstein. Those radical weirdoes, Arab racists use as "alibi."


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Charlotte Sports Park (map it)
2300 El Jobean Road
Port Charlotte, FL 33948
Year Opened: 1987
Capacity: 7,000
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Port Charlotte, a sleepy retirement community located about 90 minutes south of Tampa Bay, has been in the business of baseball since 1987, with the opening of Charlotte County Stadium, the forerunner to today's current facility. Built as what ended up being the Texas Rangers' last spring training home in Florida, it has seen its fair share of superstars play on its diamond; from Nolan Ryan, Alex Rodriguez, and even Michael Jordan's short-stint with the Chicago White Sox. But, with the Rangers becoming more of a dominant force, they vacated the stadium in 2002, and headed for Arizona.
While actively searching for a replacement to bring spring ball back, the unthinkable happened in 2004: Hurricane Charley, which was aimed straight at heavily-populated Tampa Bay, made a hard turn east at the last minute and decimated Port Charlotte and the surrounding communities of Punta Gorda, North Port, and other settlements along Charlotte Harbor. Filling the park became a lost priority while trying to rebuild the area from the devastation.
Enter the Tampa Bay Rays.
Looking for a new home after pitching a plan to leave Al Lang Stadium in St. Petersburg and replace it with a new Major League park on the Bay, which would have been the successor to Tropicana Field, they offered to rehab the park down in Charlotte County and move their spring operations there. It was accepted, and on February 25, 2009, Major League Spring Training Baseball returned to an area that, while well on the way to returning to normality after Charley, received a much-needed morale boost.
Along with a return of spring training, the Rays' Florida State League single-A team, the Vero Beach Devil Rays, moved to this new stadium and changed their name to the Charlotte Stone Crabs. This proved to be a popular move, as the Stone Crabs have been in the top 5 of attendance in the FSL since 2009, and have also won the FSL South Division title in both 2009 and 2010.
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This is a foodies' paradise. On top of the standard fare, pulled brisket and barbeque sandwiches are welcome surprises. Freshly-made kettle corn is abundant, and, with just the right amount of salty and sweet, it is probably some of the best I've had. And the biggest surprise I've found in any park thus far: Chick-fil-A sandwiches are readily available at any concession stand. Be forewarned, however, that just like the chain, they don't serve those on Sundays, so don't think you can get your fix on their day of rest.
Due to the popularity of the Stone Crabs, every single fixed stand is opened for business, a rarity usually reserved only for spring ball. This allows queues to be non-existent and food to be fresh. The prices are really good, and you can eat here on-the-cheap.
The stadium was just rehabilitated in 2009, so everything is still gleaming with that new-park sheen. From the comfortable chairs to the clear and clever signage (men's and women's bathrooms are the standard silhouettes, but depicted as hitters with batting helmets and bats), everything glows with a certain pride. The sound is superb and clear throughout the park, no matter where you are.
There is, however, a solid point off for two things that bother me: the lack of a video board and the batter's eye. The rehab cost more than $30 million and brought about quite a few new features that weren't available in the old park (more on those in a moment), but with that money, you'd think a standard staple of new parks (especially Steinbrenner Field and Bright House Field) like a video board would be a must. Also, the batter's eye's translucent black sheet looks more like an afterthought than a necessary element to all ballparks.
Is this a trick question? It's in the middle of the woods on a desolate road to the Gulf beaches. If the planned community of Port Charlotte would have panned out as planned in the 1950s, this would have been a heavily-populated residential community. As it stands now, though, you either need to drive 4 miles east on El Jobean Road or north on Toledo Blade Boulevard to get to anything resembling nightlife. Walking, unless the Charlotte County Fair is running across the street, is a no-go.
The game I went to was almost rained-out. A cold front came through and even had me worried the day prior, enough to contact the stadium, to which they assured me that the game was still on. So, when I arrived at 6pm (game was scheduled for 6:30pm, but delayed to 7:15pm), it was still drizzling, so I expected to be the only one there. Honestly, I wouldn't have blamed people for not showing; who wants to sit in rain, unsure if a game will end-up being called?
I couldn't have been more wrong.
Not only were they there, but they came in droves. Granted, it wasn't a sellout like I think it would have been without the rain, but they were still there in full-force and quite raucous. There was a specific section that cheered and chanted for shortstop prospect Hak-Ju Lee, as well as march the opposing players who struck-out off the field ("left, right, left, right...SIT DOWN!") and other random, fun chants. It has all the feeling of a major league game, something I've found hard to accomplish in any other FSL parks thus far.
There's only one main access road, El Jobean Road, to and from the stadium. However, with a little creativity, there are a few back roads to take when a big game makes the team-suggested route of Toledo Blade Blvd a parking lot.
Parking's not free, but at $4, it's not terrible; still not free, though, like Steinbrenner Field, McKechnie Field, and Florida Auto Exchange Stadium, something I personally believe should be the norm in FSL ball.
The concourses are more like courtyards, with no problem walking around for any reason. There weren't a lot of places for shading, but otherwise, they were simply great. Bathrooms are plentiful, clean, and nicely-sized.
Tickets are decently priced, though you can save a dollar by buying more than 24 hours in advance. Tickets range from $6-$11, depending on where you want to sit, and there's not a bad seat in the house. Factor in the price of food and parking, and it's not unreasonable for a family of four to spend $40-$50 for a night. When it's a lot closer than the Trop (though only marginally-cheaper, as that would be about $70-$80), it makes this become a bargain.
This park shares a few extra-special things in common with Bright House Field, namely the tiki bar and the outfield seating. The tiki bar sits in left-center and has a perfect shot of the action, and with its full-service ability, is a popular watering hole before, during, and after the game.
This is only the second "little park" in Florida I've been to that has a wrap-around, walkable outfield, and while this doesn't offer much of a berm in the outfield - it's mainly located the far reaches of 1st- and 3rd-base lines, with a small portion wrapping around the foul pole in left - there are plenty of high-top and picnic tables available on the boardwalk.
The night I went, the world's smallest Elvis performed every other half-inning, and "the largest fireworks display in Charlotte County since 1987" took place after the game. There are specials almost every night of the week, so the attractions are more than just on-the-diamond here.
There's even a special kid's play area, equipped with jungle gyms and other kid-friendly activities when running around the berms starts to bore them.
The Charlotte Sports Park and its Stone Crabs epitomize the area perfectly: resilient and adaptable to a changing world. After the Rangers left and Charley took its toll on the area, both the Park and the area have come back and, in some ways, are better than ever before.
Sure, it's not particularly classy, nor the absolute best facility I've been to, but it really is one of the more fun times I've had at a ball game in quite some time, and in the end, that's what's most important. I might even be willing to drive the 90 minutes one-way from St. Petersburg to visit on a more regular basis - it's just that good.
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We visited to see an Orioles v Rays game during Spring Training 2012. Just a couple of things to add that weren't mentioned in the official review.
--no food and drink is allowed to be brought into the stadium. While this is the norm at professional sporting events, as Oriole fans we are a bit spoiled, since both Camden Yards and Ed Smith Stadium in Sarasota allow this. It slipped our mind and we had to quickly eat our packed lunch outside the gate before we entered.
--one "Florida ambiance" attraction is that there is a pond beyong the left field fence. Its reachable, especially since the prevailing winds seem to blow out to left. While walking back to our car after the game, we spotted something in the pond. Turned out to be an alligator. Does he live there? Does he migrate from somewhere else? How many BR home runs is he protecting? Not being from Florida, we thought this to be a cool attraction.
--Alternative parking is at the Charlotte County Fairgrounds (although this requires a sprint across a four-lane divided highway to the stadium) or the Harley Davidson dealer next to the ballpark. They jacked parking costs during Spring Training (which left me jacked.) to $10. We parked at the Harley place for $5.
We had a very nice visit to a very nice ballpark; I don't have anything negative to say (other than the inflated parking prices)
Opened in 1987, the Charlotte Sports Park originally hosted the Texas Rangers' spring training facilities before they moved to Arizona for the 2003 season. After sitting empty for six springs, the stadium was renovated and the Tampa Bay Rays took over the complex in 2009. The renovations are impressive; I thought the stadium was recently constructed rather than being 25 years old.
The ballpark is located off El Jobean Road with nothing in the immediate vicinity. Parking is $4, the most expensive in the league. Tickets are also relatively costly, ranging from $11 down to $7 for the berm seats. Buy those cheapies and sit where you want though as there are 7,000 seats and about 1,000 fans. As a sign of how empty the ballpark is on most days, there are cobwebs between seats in the upper rows.
This is not a complaint, just the way it is in the Florida State League. Ballparks here are too big for the small crowds that turn up for these minor-league affairs. Concourses are huge but empty and there are only a few concession stands open. As you walk around the concourse, you can hear the radio broadcast from speakers scattered around and there are certain seats in the stands that are close enough to these speakers if you prefer that option.
Hot dogs here are just $2 and there were some non-standard items too such as a turkey sandwich combo for $7.50. However, I wasn't able to buy the sandwich as a single item, and as the combo only included a bag of chips, I went for the cheap hot dog instead. There was also a picnic area serving a set menu, but you needed a special ticket to enjoy what looked to be a very tasty meal.
You can make your way around the entire ballpark along the Baseball Boardwalk, which begins in the right field corner. Note the historical markers that are essentially meaningless since they refer to spring training events.
There's also a tiki bar behind the left field fence, with a small pond lying just beyond. These bars seem to be the norm in the FSL, and are probably quite popular during the spring, but I didn't see many fans partaking during the game I attended.
There is little else to note here. The Rays have added the same pennants and "famous moment in Rays history" posters that decorate Tropicana Field. The main scoreboard is basic and there is a small video board in the fence that shows a picture of the batter, but no stats.
The sunset was quite nice from the top rows along the first base side. As the park is out in the open, a nice breeze was blowing throughout the game and it kept things very comfortable all night long.
Overall though, the least enjoyable FSL park for me.
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D-backs cancel Webb's bullpen session
Arizona GM Byrnes says right-hander 'didn't feel good'
KANSAS CITY -- The D-backs have cancelled Brandon Webb's bullpen session scheduled for Friday and have sent the right-hander back to Phoenix.
"I feel bad for him," said fellow ace Dan Haren. "At some point, I think he and everybody wants an answer and he hasn't been able to get it. It's nobody's fault. I couldn't imagine how frustrated he is."
Webb, who has been out since Opening Day with a shoulder injury, had been playing catch on the side and throwing bullpen sessions on flat ground. Friday was supposed to be his first session off the mound since he suffered a setback in April.
Webb was seen leaving Kauffman Stadium prior to Thursday night's game.
When asked about it, D-backs GM Josh Byrnes said Webb "didn't feel good."
"We decided to cancel the bullpen session [Friday]," Byrnes said. "He is heading back to Phoenix."
Said D-backs manager A.J. Hinch, "He was sore and he went back to Phoenix. We'll reevaluate [Friday]. He didn't feel very good today. So it's a bad sign for us. We were so positive about where he was in his rehabilitation. He'll have to get further tests and see our doctors."
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Published by desol on 1st February 2012
Rupert Neve Designs 5043 Compressor/Limiter
Over the past 3-4 years I have been lucky to find some good vintage compressors for my personal collection. Each one of these compressors has a signature sound and function that it excels at. Not all of them however have all the bases covered.
In the summer of 2009 while visiting a local music store(Long and Mcquade), I noticed that they were carrying the new RND products and I had heard that Rupert had started his new company. So I thought, what the heck, maybe they will let me take this home overnight to give it a try; see what it's like. So I asked, and they did just that. I got the unit home and two hours later I was in awe. How powerful, versatile and good sounding this little unit was; it literally blew me away. Whether compressing or not, when I want to smooth something out, I can run it through this thing. If I want a great drum comp in feedback, punchy but controlled, it'll do it. If I want something to handle bass well and give a long controlled sustain...it'll do it. Vocals, no problem. Etc..
The range and values of controls, the fact that it features two detector types on the sidechain, both feedback and feedforward, and how good the unit sounds just running things through it, make this one of the most powerful, goto comp's I have.
On the negative side stepped controls would've been nice, but I guess you can't complain when you realize what it is for the money. Overall, i'm still very happy with this comp and it never fails to satisfy when I need something that the others won't do. I bought the unit the next day.
By guitstef71 on 2nd February 2012
CLARITY, can I say it again...Clarity. I found the overall sound to be crisp, without that over produced over compressed sound which I cant stand. I am just becoming familiar with the unit, and taking my time in doing so. One thing I have found is the bottom end sound was a little short, though it may have been the mic's. I used an AKG C414 B/ULS which I found to be pretty full, but then used a Josephson C-42, and it sounded a little thin at the bottom. I love the C-42 on acoustic guitars, but through the 5043, I found the C-42 didn't have the range it usually does.
As I said I am just getting my way around it, so am in no way an afficinado, just giving my sort of , off the hop impressions.
Vocals so far have been wonderful with the 5043, clear, almost untouched in their trueness. Can't stand that I used so much compression I dont know whats producing the tone the vocalist or the compressor sound, so I am usually conservative when it comes to compression.
Just one mans take on an impressive piece of equipment!
By ootermind on 27th April 2012
first stereo buss compressor i want to use
when i first got the 5043, i got it with the purpose of it being a tracking compressor. i already own the 5012 mic pre and really love it, so figured the 5043 might be a great companion to it. anyways, i got it and immediately found it very useful on tracking, as expected, however the big surprise came when i tried it on my mix buss. first, let me say that i've never been a fan of stereo buss compressors, and after years of trying different ones (33609, ssl quad compressor, distressors, tube tech stuff, api2500, etc. etc. etc.) i just decided i would be a no compressor in my buss kind of mixer. now, when i got the 5043 i figured i might as well give it a try just so i could say i did. if i'm completely honest, i even started the test with a bias towards not wanting to like it, since at this point, mixing without a compressor on the 2 buss was almost something i was proud of! however, after just playing with it for a couple of minutes i just couldn't convince myself that i didn't like it (and trust me, i tried). i even went as far as sending the test to my mastering engineer to see if he could convince me it wasn't all that great, but he came back saying he loved it. anyways, long story short... 6 months later i'm using it on every single mix i do and i'm loving it. in fact, i'm even using it on folky or jazz stuff where i'd always be a strong advocate of not compressing the mixes. in the past couple months i've used it to mix stuff for sting, loudon wainwright, arturo sandoval and many others. it has a great sound to it, tightens the low end and controlls crazy peaks without it ever sounding truly compressed and (what i really love about it) without compromising the size of my mix. with every other compressor i feel that sure, i get the glue and all is tighter, but the mix just becomes a little more closed on the sides and top.. not with this guy. obviously this is when i use it mildly (which i like on mixing) but you can obviously push it as well (which i have done with great results on tracking.. haven't really when mixing). now, the only reason i give it an 8 on ease of use is that it's knobs are small and therefore it's al ittle annoying to recall sometimes, however that doesn't mean it doesn't recall perfectly, you just need to use a sine wave and you got it. but i guess it does make it a little harder to find the exact point with such small real estate. then again, for the price and the convenience of a half rack, i don't really feel it's a problem that would make me not want to buy this compressor. so there you have it, great compressor that stands up to any other compressor i've ever used in tracking (obviously like any piece of gear, not the best on everything, but never sucks on anything either) and by far the best stereo buss compressor i've ever used.


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After Oscar buzz, "Les Miserables" opens on stage in Miami, Broadway bound
- 12:06 pm Wednesday, February 27th, 2013 by Carlos Frías
What price, justice?
In its new tour, at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts in Miami through Sunday, as in the original stage play based on the novel by playwright Victor Hugo, "Les Miserables" continually asks us to consider the meaning of justice:
Justice for a man sentenced to 20 years of hard labor for stealing; for a child raised like a servant while her mother sells herself to provide; for a girl whose love is unrequited because of her social standing; for an unyielding police officer who struggles to answer whether it is worse to be unjust or unmerciful.
The world-renown "Les Miserables," set in post-revolutionary France amid the Paris uprising, never sets out to entertain when it can challenge instead, right through the emotionally exhausting and bitter end. It follows the life of one Jean Valjean from convicted thief to rehabilitated businessman as he makes it his life's goal to repay the mercy shown him in the face of injustice.
The story has become a favorite of those who caught one or more of its 7,000-plus performances on Broadway from 1987 to 2003 and in the later 15-month revival. Thanks to the enthusiasm surrounding the film, which won three Oscars and has generated more than $400 million worldwide, the play is set to return to Broadway in March of 2014.


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The seniors would prefer to be remembered as a team that didn't let difficult circumstances hold them back.
Walker was placed on restrictive probation by the AHSAA after an on-the-field fight between head coach John Holladay and the Cullman High School defensive coordinator in the season opener. Holladay resigned the next day and the Vikings were hit with a postseason ban later that week.
Without their head coach and with no postseason hopes, no one would have blamed the Vikings for throwing in the towel.
Instead, quite the opposite happened.
Behind interim coach Heath Brunner and his senior leaders on the field, Walker won eight of its last nine games, earning a second straight region championship along the way.
"I hope we are remembered for the adversity we overcame," said running back Joe Bell, one of 14 seniors on the team.
"We formed a bond in the summer and that made us strong. We had long days of practice and two-a-days. Most of the summer was spent together.
"I had a feeling we would come together, but you never know."
Walker lost the season opener in devastating fashion, blowing a 10-0, fourth-quarter lead.
Aided by a series of Walker mistakes, Cullman drove the field in the final seconds, scoring the game-winning touchdown with 14 seconds left on the clock for a 13-10 victory.
Following the on-field confrontation, Walker went into its region opener at Moody in Week 2 with a new head coach and plenty of question marks.
The Vikings won that game 27-12 and focused their energy on winning a second region title.
Walker didn't miss a beat with Brunner, who had never served a head football coach.
"He stepped up and filled a role that he prepared to fill, but I think he did a great job — better than any other coach could have done," senior Brady Pugh said.
Fellow senior Kevin Clay Jr. agreed.
"Coach Brunner stepped in and played a big role. In game situations, he knows what he's doing. He knows what play to call and what players to play. He's a good coach all the way around," Clay said.
Walker's only blemish over the last nine games was a 20-14 loss at Russellville.
The Golden Tigers were one of just two teams to score 20 or more points against Walker — the other was Mortimer Jordan in a 28-21 Walker victory.
The Vikings' defense finished as one of the top units in school history, allowing just 105 points on the season.
That ranks fourth in Walker history over the last 30 years.
Unfortunately, that unit, which includes outstanding senior linebackers Jaiquan Crook and Austin Mansell, won't get a chance to show its worth in the playoffs.
Walker would have opened the playoffs at home against Athens this week, but instead will watch the postseason games from the stands.
"I will be watching someone play in the playoffs, wishing that we were down there, but it is what it is," Pugh said.
"We could have done well," Clay said, adding that he will attend a high school playoff game this Friday.
"It's going to be hard not to play. Instead of watching other teams, it should have been us. It's like, what could have been."
Seniors on this year's team are: Keony Abrom, Lucas Allbritton, Joe Bell, Cody Brown, Hayden Cain, Kevin Clay Jr. Jaiquan Crook, Ran Crump, Cannon Dunn, KJ Farris, Austin Mansell, Branson McGough, Brady Pugh, Stone Stephenson, Jarrett Tuggle, Chris Young and Torelle Young.


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---- — PLATTSBURGH — Marlene McCormick was saddened that her senior-citizens Penny Bingo Club folded because it needed to pay for a permit to operate.
After discovering recently that their club at Robert S. Long Apartments must pay a $450 fee to the state, McCormick knew the group would not likely continue.
The club members gathered for one final meeting last month and decided they will no longer get together for weekly bingo.
"It's a sin because that's your only enjoyment when you get old," McCormick said.
While the money for the fee would not have come out of the seniors' pockets, it would have had to be taken from club funding, which is pegged for other activities, such as lunch.
Lee Park, director of communications at the New York State Gaming Commission, said the law would requires that this group pay $18.75 every time it holds penny bingo. Because penny bingo is a game of chance, it must be regulated as accordance with New York law, Park said.
Plattsburgh Housing Authority Executive Director Lori Cantwell said it is her understanding that the club shut down because the rules of compliance were more complex than members wanted to deal with.
It was not so much the cost as the complexity of the laws surrounding bingo that deterred the group from complying further, she said.
The New York State Gaming Commission's website says free bingo is the only kind that can be played without a license.
Bingo can be played in a private home or residential complex. A certified charitable organization, such as a church, can conduct a game of free bingo.
It must be played without cash prizes. However, other items may be offered as prizes, as long as their cost does not exceed $10 each.
Penny bingo is not a game where one can win large sums of money, club member Lucille Wilkins noted. When someone wins, she or he earns pennies, which may go back into the next game or be kept by the players.
Wilkins said they were not given prior warning before Julie Walters, a coordinator from the Housing Authority, arrived to tell them they had to obtain a permit.
"I've been playing bingo for 32 years, and I can't see why we need to pay a state tax to play," Wilkins said.
She speculates that someone complained about them playing bingo because otherwise no one would know.
Ruby Hughes was a member of the club for 14 years, and she was upset after the decision was made to fold the group.
"It made me feel bad. We had such a good crowd."
Wilkins said all of the bingo machines were moved to Russell H. Barnard Apartments, so the seniors in Long Apartments have only Keno now.
"I think it's wrong," she said. "After all these years, I can't imagine why they would do this to us."TO LEARN MORE To view conditions for playing free and other types of bingo, visit the New York State Gaming Commission's website: gaming.ny.gov/


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Ok, this is not the type of post your probably expecting but here we go
I am actually sick of some people. They are so quick to come out start blasting Chris Grant, start slamming Bennett, start blaming the organisation for wasting a pick! I may be a little bit bias coz I love Bennett as the number one pick, I love the balls of Grant to go after his guy (like he has for the past 3 years now), he saw what he wanted and went and got it. He has a job as a GM for a reason, he knows what he is doing. So before everyone crucifies Bennett and Grant, how bout we wait till he hits the court? How bout we wait to see how this all comes together? Yeah? Ive already seen some absolutely despicable comments from people that make me ashamed to call myself a Cavs fan, seen comments like "FUCKING TRADE TRADE HIM NOW" I don't get how people are so quick to turn on their team Just calm down ok. I trust Grant and so should you.
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The Ninety Six 4-H Horse Club is hosting the 2014 Greenwood County Livestock Show at Connie Maxwell Children's Home Oasis Farm in Greenwood this weekend.
Woman arrested after allegedly refilling roommate's prescription
A Greenwood woman was arrested Wednesday after her roommate went to a Walgreen's Pharmacy to obtain a refill of cough syrup only to discover the refill had already been picked up.
City, county share good news at annual State of City/County
Greenwood Mayor Welborn Adams and Greenwood County Council Chairman Mark Allison shared loads of good news Wednesday from the podium at the annual State of the City and County luncheon hosted by the Greenwood Chamber of Commerce.
Greenwood, SC Wilson Bruce of Town & Country Property Management, Inc. recently joined the elite group of community association managers who have earned the Professional Community Association Manager credential from Community Associations Institute .
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Lake Greenwood master plan moving forward
A group of residents earlier this year asked Greenwood County Council to consider developing a master plan for Lake Greenwood that would unify efforts to develop what they called Greenwood's "hidden gem."
County implements new alert system
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The Mossberg 500 shotgun used in the Columbia Mall attacks was sold to the 19-year-old shooter at a Rockville gun shop.
In December, Darion Marcus Aguilar, of College Park, made two visits to the United Gun Shop in Rockville, where he purchased the .12-gauge shotgun and ammunition, Columbia Patch reported.
Gun shop owners told reporters that there were no red flags to alert them to what transpired on Saturday, when Aguilar killed two employees at a skateboard store at Columbia Mall and then killed himself.
Shop owners told The Washington Post that Aguilar purchased the gun on Dec. 10. He claimed he needed the weapon for "personal defense," according to The Post.
WJLA reported that Aguilar filled out the proper paperwork and was checked against an FBI database, per federal law.
The store owners described him as "polite."
Federal, state and local law enforcement agencies—including Montgomery County police— mobilized to support Howard County Police Department.
At approximately 11:15 a.m. Saturday, Howard County's 911 dispatch center received more than 40 calls from the mall. Police arrived on the scene within two minutes.
Police found the bodies of Brianna Benlolo, 21, of College Park, and Tyler Johnson, 25, of Mount Airy, inside the Zumiez store.
Five people were taken to Howard County General Hospital for injuries that were not life-threatening; they were treated and released by 5:15 p.m. Saturday.
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4.47/5 rDev +14.3%
Paid $8 for a 6 pack straight from the brewery...
The beer pours an amber-golden base with a medium white head, very minimal head retention and a speck or two of lacing effect. The aroma is a subtle hop and malt, somewhat floral as if it were a weaker IPA or APA.
The taste is very Helles, smooth and a touch sweet, well balance hop and malt make this beer true to the style. So smooth that is cleanses the palette and this is you typical session beer as it ranks up there with the finest from Munich, Augustiner Brau comes to mind,
Final Thought: This is a very well done Helles that comes as close as they brew in Bavaria... and this means a lot because I lived there for six months.
09-14-2006 04:01:02 | More by mobyfann
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3.98/5 rDev +1.8%
Poured a nice golden color with a light rocky head that left a little lacing,the aroma was very mild with some nice malty tones being dominat.Taste was nice and softly malty with a pretty good little hopsmack to finish.Real easy to drink a good summer brew.
07-04-2003 17:25:49 | More by oberon
4/5 rDev +2.3%
07-13-2013 00:49:27 | More by tbryan5
4.79/5 rDev +22.5%
Wow! This IS the best session beer. If there is one beer I could drink for the rest of my life STOUDTS GOLD would be it. Simply a great refreshing beer with an unparallel taste. Picked it up in Pittsburgh and can't wait to grab some more next time I'm back.
06-18-2013 01:47:28 | More by ValpoExpo
4.5/5 rDev +15.1%
Presentation: 12 oz brown twist off long neck bottle with no freshness date.
Appearance: Pale yellowish golden with a nice frothy white head that leaves uneven rings of lace down the glass.
Smell: Suggestions of nutmeg and white pepper from a spicy hop and hints of raw honey from the malt make up the aroma.
Taste: Strong armed crispness washes over the palate with a thick malty and grainy flavour. Medium bodied. Malt is a touch toasted with a cracker like flavour, hops do a good job at balancing and leave a faded herbal flavour throughout. A ghost like grape flavour suggests the use of Munich malt and a faint alcohol jumps in at the end give some notice. Long flavourful lightly toasted grain flavour extends far into the finish.
Notes: This one is a bit in the raw and lovely at that. There are lagers then there are great ones and this is one of the great ones. Seek this one out, I'd have to have it say it is a must try if you like Munich style lagers.
06-19-2002 06:30:30 | More by Jason
4/5 rDev +2.3%
01-21-2012 21:22:10 | More by CDS86
4.03/5 rDev +3.1%
This is from Stoudt's Variety case. I drank it in a pilsner glass. Date is clearly sprayed on the bottle. (Yay!)
Pours a beautiful gold with a very slight orange tint. With a somwhat rough pour, I got a three finger head of white foam. The head dropped to islands and a ring, with great lacing.
Aroma is very nice pilsner malt, along side a somewhat muted spicy hop smell. Smells are delicate, but very pleasant. Not as pronounced as their pils, but very nice.
The first flavor is pils malt, slightly sweet, with just enough hop bittering to make a difference. This tastes very fresh. Faint spicy hops are bringing up the rear of this one. Aftertaste is short and malty, maybe a little honey, with a late bitterness.
Mouthfeel is malty sweetness, with gentle carbonation. Finish is surprisingly crisp for the amount of sweetness.
I like their Pils better; it's drier and hoppier, but this one is right on style, as far as I can tell. Drinking beers like this fresh also makes a big difference. For a Munich Helles, this is pretty damn good.
09-06-2005 18:28:09 | More by jakester
4.5/5 rDev +15.1%
12oz contract brewed at Frederick. I've had a few Stoudts beers but I realize now they have all been from 12 oz bottles and I've never tasted anything in the bigger bottles actually made at Stoudts. Nevertheless, I love their beers and think they are worthy of more attention. This beer is no exception, a crisp, malty, clean quenching lager that is a perfect American representation of a German style beer. Lovely head that wisps into clouds, appealing musty aroma, full rich maltiness right off the bat, then tempered by flavorsome (not too bitter) hops. This beer will do for any occasion and you might be able to get that Bud-light-swilling friend of yours to drink a few of these under the right circumstances. A flawless beer, ridiculously drinkable. I think I shall have another.
04-07-2003 20:23:59 | More by Thrasher
4.22/5 rDev +7.9%
It's a hell of a lager.
Pours a clear and bubbly yellow with a plump airy snow white head. Smells slighltly of grain and a little citrusy like hops.
The taste is outstanding. The initial swig is full of malt sweetnees with a scant amount of bread. Medially the body is quite pronounced with the carbonation making itself known. The hops have a little bit of the bite but it is a lager and it balances quite well with the malt up front.
Nice job Stoudt's
01-08-2004 23:01:19 | More by yankeeheel
4.25/5 rDev +8.7%
07-05-2014 11:02:07 | More by briandaube
4.25/5 rDev +8.7%
11-04-2013 15:17:53 | More by ryser2k
4/5 rDev +2.3%
07-18-2012 22:43:42 | More by BurgeoningBrewhead
4/5 rDev +2.3%
08-09-2014 09:59:49 | More by gunnerlincoln
West Virginia
4.1/5 rDev +4.9%
This beer pours a crystal clear burst of sunshine gold with a fluffy white head leaving a trickled lace. Aroma is full of delicate German hops are paired with a crisp sweet two pale malted barely. Taste is a crisp smooth sweet rolling malt profile that is mellowed by a nice bitterness. Very nicely done crisp lager can be compared to other great German lagers. Awesome summer beer one could easily go through a case of this brew. Mouthfeel contains a tingling sensation that runs through to the back of the throat with a lighter body this beer is one solid session brew. Drinkability can be explained as the most simplistic yet most amazing chalk full of goodness this beer is one that just keeps coming back to you.
05-02-2003 17:42:12 | More by WVbeergeek
4/5 rDev +2.3%
12-17-2012 16:13:26 | More by stereosforgeeks
4/5 rDev +2.3%
11-17-2013 18:17:55 | More by tallfellapgh
4.1/5 rDev +4.9%
On-tap at the Porter in Atlanta.
Pours a clear straw color with a one-finger white head. The head recedes into a wispy layer on top leaving solid lacing.
Smells of pilsner malts with good amounts of crisp floral hops and hints of biscuity malts.
Tastes very similar to how it smells. Smooth pilsner malt flavors up front are integrated with slight biscuit malt flavors. Midway through the sip slight amounts of floral hop flavors enter into things and carry through to a mildly bitter ending.
Mouthfeel is good. It's got a solid thickness with moderate carbonation.
Drinkability is very good. I finished my glass without a problem and could have another.
Overall this was a solid beer that did everything right. A good selection to keep in the refrigerator in the summer.
11-30-2009 22:48:14 | More by glid02
4.33/5 rDev +10.7%
ST: 12oz poured into a flute.
A: Clear, bright gold with a thick white head that quickly settles, Stoudt's Gold Lager has beautiful steady large bubbles that continuously smack the roof of the beer.
S: Most of the aroma is that of the hops. Slightly spicy with citrus, there is also a bit of honey.
T: The beer starts with nice crisp citrus and follows through with spice. Towards the finish the malt subdues some of the crispness and a bit of honey and malt thickness take over, though the spice is still present.
M: On the lighter side, it is creamier towards the finish but still finishes dry.
O: With all the impressive and unique beers that exist in the world of mircobrews today, the classic types are often ignored or sub par. Every brewery, it seems, has a pale ale or lager because it is part of the line up (it is tradition). My point? That Stoudt's Golden Lager shows how excellent the classic types can be. Sure, it is amazing to have a rare beer aged in oak for two years with chocolate or roasted Hawaiian coffee beans before being blended with other casks and then, finally, reaching the shelf in very limited quantities (yes, I used a bit of hyperbole). After all, I am one of those people trying to buy that interesting beer. However, it is nice to buy something that reminds you that beer does not have to be brewed in unique (and sometimes unnecessary) ways for it to be good. We are fortunate to live in a world of beer were we have both.
04-14-2011 18:42:11 | More by ianjsullivan
District of Columbia
4.25/5 rDev +8.7%
04-05-2013 01:33:46 | More by dcbeers
3.8/5 rDev -2.8%
A - Very clear and fresh appearance like all Helles
S - Citric or flowery
T - I slight taste and heavyness above all of the lites out there
M - Nice medium mouthfeel. Coats the palate nicely
O - I love the helles as I just started drinking beers othere than Miller Lite, i can drink these all night
Serving type: bottle
02-18-2012 22:14:31 | More by HollandTunnels
4/5 rDev +2.3%
A: Pours a clear, light golden color with a one finger white head upon pouring. The head quickly reduced to a very thin layer of white on top. Sheets of thin lacing remain on part of the glass.
S: Light malt and grain, a little bit of grassy hop, and some spice. There is a little bit of apple that comes through.
T: Slight bready flavor, but rather light, with a little bit of spice and some grainy malt. Slightly sweet on the finish and a mild hop presence.
M: Light to medium bodied with medium carbonation. Drinks crisp and clean, goes down easy.
O: Easy drinking, could relax with this beer on a hot day for sure. Would be a good sessionable beer. Flavor is solid, despite being a lighter beer.
09-14-2011 02:02:21 | More by mdaschaf
New Jersey
3.85/5 rDev -1.5%
Situation: First day of school--step one of 180...
Glassware: Samuel Smith lager glass...
Appearance: Foamy, frothy resistant white head; straw gold color with a thick bath of effervescent bubble, slow and steady...
Aroma: Sharp bitter pilsner malts release a bouquet of fragrant floral notes--fresh and robust...
Palate: solid, even, medium-bodied but engaging the mouth with strength; drinkable...
Taste: crisp malt balanced by enough hops to keep all parts of the mouth appreciative; solidly in line with the style....
Overall: Stoudt's does lagering right, and Lew Bryson is right to celebrate this offering, with its spring/fall versatility and its by-the-six pack drainability...
11-14-2009 04:26:03 | More by dacrza1
New Jersey
3.25/5 rDev -16.9%
Stoudt's Gold Lager
Appearance- golden yellow borderline orange with a thin but nice lacing head.
Smell- Sweet malt and light grain/ hops.
Taste- Lemony and sweet. Decent malt presence with a slight metallic taste.
Mouthfeel- light and sweet. Easy to drink but tastes much better the colder it is.
Overall- a Lager that gets my thumbs up. I don't like the metallic twang in the back end of this beer but otherwise its a respectable Lager!
03-06-2006 20:44:03 | More by NJpadreFan
2/5 rDev -48.8%
06-16-2012 01:32:23 | More by LittleBrownBird
4.25/5 rDev +8.7%
05-21-2014 19:27:22 | More by prdstmnky
Stoudt's Gold Lager from Stoudts Brewing Co.
88 out of 100 based on 472 ratings.


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"We will introduce one single demat account to boost simplicity," Jaitley said. "We will introduce new Indian Accounting Standards from FY16," he added.
The steps include easing the rules for IPOs and offers for sale OFS — such as allowing non-promoters to offload their stake through OFS.
Feder is responsible for Standard Chartered's markets related activities, which have come under scrutiny after difficult trading over the past year.
The IMF has urged the euro zone to support economic demand, complete a reform of the banking sector known as banking union.
Policy divergences may widen over next 3 years as Fed and BoE raise rates, putting them at variance with ECB and BoJ.
FCA was set up just over a year ago as part of Britain's post-financial crisis shake up of supervision to protect consumers better.
They are understood to have suggested the govt to consider raising the investment limit of Rs 1 lakh for individuals and hindu undivided families (HUFs).
Fin mkt regulators suggested govt to consider raising investment limit of Rs 1L — known as "80C deductions" in tax parlance — for individuals & HUFs.


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Jane Fonda
(Host: ReBirth Session) Jane Fonda is an actress, author, producer, activist, and exercise guru. Outspoken and committed, she supports environmental issues, peace, and female empowerment. She founded the Georgia Campaign for Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention, and established the Jane Fonda Center for Adolescent Reproductive Health at the Emory School of Medicine. She cofounded the Women's Media Center, and sits on the board of V-Day: Until The Violence Stops, a global effort to stop violence against women and girls. She is a former Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations Population Fund.
Jane's remarkable screen and stage career includes two Best Actress Oscars (Klute and Coming Home), an Emmy (The Dollmaker), a Tony Award nomination (33 Variations) and an Honorary Palme d'Or from the Cannes Film Festival—she is one of only three people to receive this honor. Her producer credits include Nine to Five and On Golden Pond. Off stage, she revolutionized the fitness industry in the 1980s with Jane Fonda's Workout—the all time top-grossing home video. Jane has once again turned her attention to fitness with the release of a DVD set in 2010, with more releases scheduled for 2011, all under her Prime Time brand, aimed at the boomer generation. She has written a best-selling memoir, My Life So Far, and Prime Time, a comprehensive guide to living life to the fullest, particularly for boomers. In 2010, she made two new films: a French comedy, Et Si On Vivait Tous Ensemble, and Peace, Love & Misunderstanding. Jane is an avid reader, writer, hiker, fly fisherwoman, and meditator.http://www.janefonda.com
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Thank you. I have known about this and have a family that is very negative. As a result I have tried to be positive. But I like this element from Frankle and have purchased the book. With all my knowledge about the brain, learning and emotion, it just skipped me about the pathways formed due to negative thoughts. I loved it and it gives voice to what I have been trying to do. Nice job!
Dear Jane,
Project Girl Performance Collective cannot wait to perform for you on December 1 at the Rebirth session you are hosting!!! We are the finale .
Peggy Kerry is on our Board of Directors and speaks the world of you and will be at our show at the Paley Center with us. I know you would love our mission. We create a fearless space for girls (12-21) to write and perform their own work. Our girl-empowerment curriculum grows young talent from the City's most disadvantaged neighborhoods: the South Bronx, East and Central Harlem and North and Central Brooklyn. You have been a tremendous influence on our youth mentoring, theatre education and community engagement learning.
Can't wait for you to "meet" our girls!
You got girl power.
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917 309 0548
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I am a fan. Are you writing a book about Women's empowerment ? Are there any movie line-ups for you in the future ? I would like to watch you in a movie that depicts slavery or human trafficking since these are the two most talked about world issues at the moment.
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|Letters to the Editor
|Saturday, October 26, 2013 12:00 AM
Dear Putnam County Voters:
I am writing to lend my support for the PCEMS levy and ask you to support it also. Back in 1974 I was one of the original squad members making runs when Putnam County EMS began. Being a squad member for over 10 years I got to see the dedication, training, and compassionate care given to patients all around the county. I also know of the stress experienced by EMS personnel as they try to relieve the pain and suffering of those in need.
On Nov.26, 2008, I experienced being on the "other side of the fence" when my heart stopped without any warning. If not for the quick actions of my wife beginning CPR and the quick response of EMS personnel, I might not be here to ask for your support. Their talent along with those of dispatch, fire, and police, all were part of the chain of survival that allows me to write this.
Knowing the levy will provide supplemental help for the volunteers to reduce response times, and provide community training in the form of CPR and First Aid, give me the confidence to ask you to join me in supporting this levy.
Seeing the EMS from both sides has made me realize that we cannot take that resource for granted. We need to strengthen Putnam County EMS to guarantee this vital service is available to answer the call. Please vote "YES" on Nov. 5.
David J. Odenweller
Dear Editor:
On Nov. 5, the voters of Putnam County have the opportunity to strengthen the medical well-being of the county. Putnam County EMS is asking the residents to approve a 0.65 mill levy that will provide supplemental help for the volunteers.
The squads are a vital link to medical care in Putnam County. Hundreds of patients are transported to and from our facility every year by our local EMS units. It has been very reassuring to the patients and staff, that compassionate quality care is available locally.
As a primary partner to the EMS, we at the Ambulatory Care Center see the unwavering dedication shown by the squads. We also get a first hand view of the strain put on the volunteer system due to increasing run volumes, additional training hours, and reduced availability. The passage of this levy will provide relief to a system that has been a source of dependable care and compassion for almost forty years.
Please join me in support of the Putnam County EMS levy by voting YES on Nov. 5.
Karen Vorst RN, Director
St. Rita's Putnam County
Ambulatory Care Center
Dear Putnam County Voters:
Of all the worthy issues up for a vote this November, none is more important to our Village and Township residents than the EMS levy. We are fortunate that we are home to one of Ohio's most successful EMS services. Recognized in 2011 as "Ohio's Volunteer Service of the Year", PCEMS has provided comfort and care to residents for almost 40 years. This service has touched many lives and has helped to form a solid base for the continued growth of our communities. It is truly a great asset to our county.
In service since 1974, Putnam County EMS has grown to meet the needs of the residents and have seen the number of runs nearly double to over 3000 since 1977. That increase and the modern day requirements of job and family commitments have greatly depleted the availability of these volunteers, in Putnam County and the entire state.
Your vote will fund supplemental full and part-time help for the volunteers, to ensure emergency medical response is not delayed. Along with that help the volunteers will receive a reimbursement increase for their time on EMS runs. Lastly these funds will provide community support in the form of CPR and first aid classes for residents, as well as continuing education opportunities for the PCEMS personnel.
Putnam County EMS has a significant impact on our community's quality of life, so we encourage you to vote YES on Nov. 5 in support of the EMS levy.
Robert L. Heidenescher,
Putnam County Mayors Assn.
David R. Wieging
Putnam County Township Trustees Assn.


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So the money (received from these lobbyists throughout the election cycle) has more influence on the legislature than the health of our children. I'll bet that wasn't in any campaign promises!
I thought it was rather rude and childish for him to interrupt like that with nothing more than "Prove it!" to say. It does make one wish they had the time, money and forensic accounting skills to do just exactly that!
The challenge has been laid out, how about it News Register, Oregonian, Statesman Journal. Up to the task?
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- 1/4 pound Johnsonville® Mild Ground Italian Sausage
- 1/2 cup chopped onion
- 1 small garlic clove, minced
- 3/4 teaspoon olive oil
- 1 cup diced tomatoes
- 3 tablespoons Italian tomato paste
- 2 tablespoons water
- 1-1/2 teaspoons minced fresh parsley
- 3/4 teaspoon packed brown sugar
- 3/4 teaspoon balsamic vinegar
- 1/2 teaspoon dried basil
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon Italian seasoning
- Dash coarsely ground pepper
- Hot cooked pasta of your choice
- In a large saucepan, cook the sausage, onion and garlic in oil over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain.
- Stir in the tomatoes, tomato paste, water, parsley, brown sugar, vinegar and seasonings. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 45 minutes or until flavors are blended. Serve with pasta. Yield: 2 servings.
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Museum Collections
Luce Center
Masonic apron
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Masonic apron
Silk, metal
a (apron): 23 1/8 x 16 1/8 x 1/8 in. (58.7 x 41 x 0.3 cm)b (sash): 4 1/8 x 70 1/4 x 1/8 in. (10.5 x 178.4 x 0.3 cm)
White silk Masonic apron lined with light blue silk with blue silk ribbon ruffle on all sides, the top edge is dome shaped, the bottom corners are rounded, there are two silk ribbon ties; a tasselled rope suspending a stonemason tool is embroidered in gold metallic thread at the top, in the center is the compass and square symbol, with the single eye in front of two crossed flags, one the American, intertwined throughout are laurel leaves.
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Gift of Goodhue Livingston, Jr.
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The apron and sash belonged to Robert R. Livingston (1746-1813), who, along with George Washington, was one of the many Freemasons involved in establishing the American Republic. After graduating from King's (Columbia) College and taking the bar in 1773, was elected to the second Continental Congress, was one of the five men who drafted the Declaration of Independence, administered the oath to President George Washington in 1789, and served as Chancellor of the Supreme Court.
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Warriors help to plant first trees (From Cotswold Journal)
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8:00am Saturday 8th December 2012 in News
A NEW community orchard in a Vale village had its first trees planted by some familiar faces.
Two Worcester Warriors players visited Harvington last week and helped children from the village school plant the first tree.
Scrum-half Paul Hodgson and hooker Ed Shervington took part in the ceremonial planting and marked the start of the project, which aims to tackle the surface run-off water that causes substantial flooding on Leys Road in the village.
Phil Bawn from the Harvington Trust thanked all those who had been involved in the project.
Also helping plant was Councillor Richard Morris, chairman of Wychavon District Council.
He said naming the Jubilee Orchard after the Queen was a "fitting tribute", adding: "This will be a great open space for Harvington. I would also like to congratulate the partnership on an innovative solution to flooding.
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|This and That - Terror in Ohio The Flood of 1913 Part II
|Monday, April 15, 2013 7:56 AM
Do you think we got enough rain this week? That was a drop in the bucket compared to the Flood of 1913 when Mother Nature dumped about 9 inches of water on a 2,500-square-mile area of Ohio. That amount of water was enough to fill a hole in the ground 25 miles in length, a mile in width and 25 feet in depth. Bellefontaine claimed the heaviest downpour with 11.16 inches.
The 1913 Flood was the deadliest weather disaster in Ohio history, claiming 428 lives statewide.
Dayton was the hardest hit because within less than one mile, four rivers converge inside the city limits.
Patterson bought up all available food and had it carted to the plant to feed the homeless. Straw was quickly strewn on factory floors to create dry sleeping places for more than 1,000 refugees at night. (One report said 3,000 homeless were housed in improvised quarters in the factory offices.)
Every employee of the corporation capable of working on boats was put to work boat building. NCR built 167 boats in one day to help with the rescue of people in Dayton. The commissary department served 2,700 meals a day at its peak of refugees.
Patterson himself manned the oars of one of the boats. His two grown children, Frederick and Miss Dorothy, were part of the rescue teams. Mr. Patterson is said to have made a promise to his dying wife, Katherine, that he would give special care to the comfort and welfare of his women and girl employees.
Many fires broke out in the city. There were stories of people who took refuge on the second floor of their homes, only to have the building next door catch fire. They placed ladders from their window to a neighbor's window and then crawled on the ladder to the other house. (City houses were sometimes very close together). They had to do this more than once to escape the flames as they spread.
Governor Cox asked the Associated Press to somehow get in touch with the gas companies to shut off the supply to Dayton.
The National Guard (including the Van Wert group) was called in to help in any way possible. At least 12 of these young men lost their lives in the line of duty.
Many tall, large buildings were turned into shelters for at least 7,000 people. These buildings managed to withstand the flood.
The Miami River peaked at a height of nearly 30 feet in Dayton and 40 feet in Hamilton.
A 115-year-old log cabin, the first house built in Dayton, withstood the flood on the banks of the Miami, right in the path of the flood.
Approximately 350 people were killed in the Dayton area — 255 from drowning and 106 from other complications, with approximately 20,000 homes destroyed and 65,000 people displaced; 428 were killed statewide and around 40,000 homes were destroyed.
During clean-up operations, many sight-seers managed to get into the city. Some well-dressed sight-seeing strangers who got into Dayton were ordered at the point of a bayonet by the soldier boys to take a spade and help bury dead animals.
It is estimated that approximately 1,500 horses perished in the flood.
Now back to Delphos and our neighboring communities.
In Delphos, the canal and the Jennings Creek overflowed. There was one expanse of water from a short distance south of Cherry Street to far beyond the limits of the city.
Flat Fork Creek went on a rampage all the way through Delphos. Much damage was done by the water backing into the basements and many homes in the San Felice Addition were completely surrounded by water. The water reached the tops of all the arch bridges, save the one at Fourth Street.
When the Flat Fork Creek reached its high stage Monday morning, water backed into an overflow leading from the pump well at the Water Works Station to create much of the muddy water that found its way into the pump well and from there was pumped into the stand pipe, causing the city water to have a muddy appearance. When the trouble was discovered, the area was dug up and the flow shut off.
The Delphos Gas Plant was put out of commission Tuesday when water entered the inlet and outlet valves. The plant was back in operation on Wednesday.
The Clover Leaf Tracks (later part of N & W Railroad) in Delphos and Ohio City and other points were in bad condition. A washout near the Aaron Fisher Stone Quarry was a bad one and would take some time to repair.
School was back in session at the Franklin, Jefferson and Lincoln buildings on Wednesday. The Parochial schools were scheduled to re-open Thursday morning.
Ottoville was also badly flooded. The Little Auglaize River runs right through town in the area that is now part of the park. Rita Turnwald has several pictures in her book, "History of Ottoville and Vicinity 1845 – 2001." This book can be found in the Delphos Public Library.
Half of Middle Point was flooded, with half the residents surrounded by water. The Little Auglaize River was the highest ever known and much farm land was under water. The Ohio Electric Station in Middle Point was surrounded by water and there was 14 inches of water in the waiting room.
In Delphos, the high water began to recede Tuesday afternoon and by Wednesday morning the town and its people were showing signs of recovery on the east side of the canal. Conditions of all residences which had been flooded were very unpleasant.
The water did not recede so rapidly on the west side of town. Canal and Jefferson and parts of other streets were still under water. Houses in the southwest area of town were still surrounded by water.
Water Street (the main drag) in Fort Jennings was under water and the road between Delphos and Fort Jennings was under water. Between Fort Jennings and Kalida, the waters of the Auglaize River joined the water of the Ottawa River near Road R and Road 19. The water of the Auglaize River was said to be in front of the Joe Menke Farm on Road R.
(To be continued.)
|Last Updated on Monday, April 15, 2013 10:45 AM