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This wild route climbs the left side of the Mudwall's most overhanging sector, finishing in a right-leaning crack feature you can see from the trail. The belays are bolted, as are many of the cruxes, and protection is good throughout.
Walk left from the approach trail to the Mudwall Route, then continue about 50 feet, to the left edge of the sandy, rain-shadowed area. The wall becomes even more undercut here, until the overhang ends at a right-facing groove that defines the start of the route. This zone is to the right of the lower-angle face climbed by Horse and Pony Show and Behind the Curtain.
2 ropes, set of wires (no RPs needed), small TCUs, double set of cams .5-inch to 3 inch, 10 QDs, many long runners.

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FORT MYERS, Fla. – Competing in its first season of NCAA postseason eligibility, Three of FGCU's diving team are set to compete in the NCAA Diving Zone B on March 5-7 in Auburn, Ala. at the James E. Martin Aquatics Center.
Junior Maegan Butler (Orangburg, N.Y./Tappan Zee HS/FAU), sophomore Alex Valder (Tampa, Fla./Sickles HS) and freshman Cayla Collins (Largo, Fla./Osceola HS) will be making the trip to Auburn for the NCAA event.
"I am so proud of all the girls for what they have accomplished this season," said Diving coach Andrew Goe. "With such a young team it shows that the program can only get better from here. It is exciting to think about the direction of the diving team in the years to come."
Butler, Valder and Collins will be participating in the 1-meter and 3-meter events at the Diving Zone B championships.
Butler, a mid-year transfer from FAU, is a two-time CCSA Diver of the Week and scored a career high score of 302 in the CCSA championship and took home the Diver of the Meet award.
Valder qualified with a 265.25 score versus FIU and was named CCSA Diver of the Week on Oct. 5.
Collins in her freshman campaign was also a CCSA Diver of the Week on Nov. 9 and scored a season-best 269.18 against the Panthers.
The Eagles finished the regular season with an 11-2 dual meet record (4-0 in CCSA) and were ranked 8th in the previous CollegeSwimming.com/CSCAA Mid-Major Division I poll. FGCU completed their fourth consecutive undefeated CCSA season, finishing with a 5-0 record this year. The Green and Blue are a remarkable 23-1 in CCSA competition.
For more information about the FGCU women's swimming and diving team visit www.FGCUAthletics.com and follow @FGCUSwimandDive on Twitter for more updates.
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One of the general rules of travel is to diversify your sources of currency. As students make plans, they should keep in mind that services available in large cities are not always available in small towns. ATM cards and credit cards can be very useful in emergencies, but may not be used as widely abroad as they are in the United States. Traveler's checks (purchased in U.S. dollars and exchanged in banks or currency exchange booths abroad) are one of the safest forms of currency because they can be replaced if stolen. However, students often see them as less convenient. In short, the best solution is to travel with one or two ATM cards, a credit card, and traveler's checks. Since it is difficult to make recommendations that are valid for all countries, we provide students on Temple programs specific information about accessing money in the country where they are studying.
We provide estimates for living expenses for Temple programs on the programs section of website. Students can expect to spend more money on living expenses during their first few weeks of the program. They will need time to get used to the new currency and to find the bargain places to shop and eat. Past study abroad participants recommend that students not go shopping for themselves or for souvenirs until the last month of the program. This way they will know exactly how much money they have left for non-essential purchases.
Students who plan to travel independently need to have realistic expectations about how much this will cost. Guide books like Lonely Planet, Rough Guide, Fodor's, or Let's Go, can provide estimates for lodging and travel within and between different cities in the country or region where your son or daughter is studying.
Finally, currency exchange rates are constantly changing. Prior to departure we warn students if there is a significant drop in the value of the dollar in the country where they are headed; however, we advise that parents and students monitor the exchange rate prior to and during the period abroad. You can check the business or travel section of most major newspapers, or you can refer to one of the many currency exchange web sites like www.xe.com/ucc.
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Dolores Mae Remlinger, 81, of Kalida, died at 9:02 a.m. Thursday at St. Rita's Medical Center in Lima.
She was born Sept. 21, 1931, in Ottoville, to Harold and Velva (Schaeffer) Peters, who preceded her in death.
On May 31, 1954, she married Carl H. Remlinger, who died Sept. 25, 1990.
She is survived by seven children, Mark Remlinger, Bruce (Debra) Remlinger, Keith (Linda) Remlinger and Debra Miller all of Kalida, Jeffrey (Margaret) Remlinger of Plainfield, Ill., Diane (Kurt) Utrup of Glandorf and Dan (Samantha) Remlinger of Concord, NC.; 19 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.
She was also preceded in death by her sister, Stella (Donald) Briggs.
Dolores was a homemaker. She had worked for Loving Care in Ottawa, Kids Count in Kalida, McDonalds in Ottawa, the Tap Room in Kalida and GTE Sylvania in Ottawa. She was a member of St. Michael Catholic Church, Kalida and its Altar Rosary Society. She was a charter member of the Ohio Polka Boosters, she taught CCD for 26 years until the age of 78 and was a Cub Scout Den Leader. She was a graduate of Ottoville High School. Dolores loved spending time with her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren, especially playing cards and games and attending their sporting events. She enjoyed volunteering at The Meadows of Kalida, traveling with her lady friends and their "pinky swears."
A Mass of Christian Burial will be 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at St. Michael Catholic Church, Kalida with the Rev. Mark Hoying officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery.
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SHANGHAI — Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano called it the perfect win, even though his final hole Sunday to win the BMW Masters was anything but perfect.
Fernandez-Castano chipped in from across the green for birdie on the tough 17th hole at Lake Malaren to build a three-shot lead. Then, he let memories of Jean Van de Velde's collapse creep into his head, and only when the 33-year-old Spaniard holed a 2-foot putt for double bogey did he exhale.
"I made it a little more complicated," Fernandez-Castano said.
He still closed with a 4-under 68 for a one-shot win over Francesco Molinari (64) and Thongchai Jaidee (66). Luke Guthrie, the 23-year-old American playing in Asia for the first time, didn't make a birdie until the 13th hole and closed with a 71 to finish alone in fourth, two shots behind.
Fernandez-Castano gave Spain its first European Tour win this year, extending the streak to 20 years of at least one Spanish victory.
But this was more for him than country.
The victory gets Fernandez-Castano into the HSBC Champions next week in Shanghai, critical for him to stay in the hunt for the Race to Dubai. He moved up from No. 35 to No. 4 in the standings, and the World Golf Championship offers $8.5 million in prize money.
He won 851,346 euros at the BMW Masters, putting him well ahead on the European Points portion of the Ryder Cup standings.
It also puts him into the top 50 in the world, which is critical for the Spaniard as he embarks on his first full season on the PGA Tour. He will get in at least two WGCs, and staying in the top 50 would get him into the majors. Fernandez-Castano is moving his family to Miami in December.
"Just at the perfect time," he said. "There's never a bad time for a victory, let's put it that way. But this has been just the perfect one."


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For fans of the Ottawa Senators, the wait leading up to the start of the new NHL season has probably seemed unusually long.
The season will already be three days old and 14 games will have been played before the Sens hit the ice for the first time in 2013/2014. But once the puck drops on a new season, the action will be fast and furious for Ottawa as they open with a six game road trip, including a back to back in Buffalo and Toronto to start the season.
With a couple days of practice under their belt, it looks as though Head Coach Paul MacLean has almost settled on a line up for the season opening game against the Sabres. And while there's a chance Buffalo dresses John Scott, so far Paul MacLean seems to be leaning towards leaving his enforcer on the sidelines.
And that's good news for Stephane Da Costa because it means he would find his way into the line up, centreing a line between Zack Smith and Chris Neil. Not sure how effective that combination can be but it's certainly a nice reward for Da Costa after a really strong training camp and preseason.
The other decision for MacLean is on the back end, as he'll have to decide between Joe Corvo and Eric Gryba as the 6th defenceman. Corvo plays the power play while Gryba can be effective on the penalty kill.
So far it seems like MacLean is leaning towards dressing Corvo but that could change over the next 24 hours or so. Here is how the Sens have lined up during the last two days of practice.
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The Sens are on the ice for practice at 11:00 AM this morning so we'll keep an eye out for any changes to the line combinations or defence pairings.
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The White House Chief Usher is the head of household staff and operations at the White House, the official residence and principal workplace of the President of the United States of America.
The Chief Usher is, by description, charged with the responsibility "for the effective operation of the White House Complex and Executive Residence, site of Official and Ceremonial activities of the Presidency, and a museum of our American history ... [Chief Usher] develops and administers the budget for the operation, maintenance, and utilities and supervises the Executive Residence staff." In carrying out this charge, the Chief Usher must coordinate Executive Residence actions with a host of organizations including the Executive Office of the President, the National Park Service, the Secret Service, the General Services Administration, the military, and other government entities. The Chief Usher serves at the pleasure of the president and coordinates both official and family life at the White House.
For operations involving official ceremonies, such as the State Arrival Ceremony or State Dinner at the White House, the Chief Usher coordinates activities with the White House Social Secretary in the East Wing, and the Chief of Protocol of the United States, an official within the United States Department of State.
In coordinating the historic preservation of the White House, the Chief Usher works with the White House Office of the Curator, the Committee for the Preservation of the White House, and the White House Historical Association.
The office for the Chief Usher is located on the State Floor, near to the Cross Hall and Entrance Hall beside the entrance to the North Portico. An 1815 floor plan for the White House labels this room as the Ushers Lodge.
The longest serving White House Chief Usher was Irwin "Ike" H. Hoover, who served as Chief Usher for about 25 years of his 42 years in the White House. Gary J. Walters resigned as Chief Usher in January 2007 after serving in the position from 1986 when appointed by President Ronald Reagan. The current and ninth Chief Usher is Angella Reid, a former general manager of the Ritz-Carlton at Pentagon City, Virginia.
List of Chief Ushers[edit]
|1885 - 1892
|Eldon S. Dinsmore[1]
|1892 - 1901
|William Dubois[2]
|1901 - 1909
|Thomas E. Stone[3]
|1909 - 1933
|Irwin "Ike" H. Hoover.[4]
|1933 - 1938
|Raymond Muir[5]
|1938 - 1957
|Howell G. Crim
|1957 - 1969
|James B. West
|1970 - 1985
|Rex Scouten
|1986 - 2007
|Gary J. Walters
|2007 - 2011
|Stephen W. Rochon
|2011 -
|Angella Reid[6]
- ^ CONFIRMING THE CABINET; PRESIDENT HARRISON'S SECOND DAY IN OFFICE.REGRETS FOR MR. CLEVELAND'S DEPARTURE--CROWDS IN THE AVENUES--WHITE HOUSE CHANGES. The New York Times 6 March 1889
- ^ The President's Table: Two Hundred Years of Dining and Diplomacy p 287
- ^ First Ladies: The Saga of the Presidents' Wives and Their Power, 1789- p 298
- ^ CHANGES AT WHITE HOUSE.; A New Social Secretary--Negro Footmen Replace Policemen. The New York Times 4 March 1909
- ^ "The Presidency: Roosevelt Week". Time. October 2, 1933; "Raymond D. Muir Appointed White House Chief Usher". The Washington Post. September 19, 1933. p. 2.
- ^ Angella Reid, first woman named chief usher at the White House The Washington Post 5 October 2011
Further reading[edit]
- Garrett, Wendell. Our Changing White House. Northeastern University Press: 1995. ISBN 1-55553-222-5.
- Seale, William. The President's House. White House Historical Association and the National Geographic Society: 1986. ISBN 0-912308-28-1.
- West, J.B. with Mary Lynn Kotz. Upstairs at the White House: My Life with the First Ladies. Coward, McCann & Geoghegan: 1973. SBN 698-10546-X.
- The White House: An Historic Guide. White House Historical Association and the National Geographic Society: 2001. ISBN 0-912308-79-6.
External links[edit]
- White House Historical Association website
- Records of the White House Usher (1953-1961), Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library
- C-SPAN Q&A interview with Gary Walters, January 21, 2007


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Folks gathered at the Marine Corps Logistics Base to celebrate black history Tuesday.
Shirley Sherrod challenged the crowd to get working to end racism in Southwest Georgia. This was one of the first times Sherrod spoke locally about her ordeal in 2010.
The USDA asked Sherrod to resign after a conservative website posted portions of a speech she gave, edited to make her appear racist.
"After almost three years I guess it's just time. I've spoken all around the country and I haven't talked much to the people unless it was one on one and I just thought it was time to get started," said Sherrod. "It was a terrible thing to have to deal with, but I always look for the good in everything. And I just saw it as God putting me at a point and in a place where I could begin to speak some of the things I think all the time."
Sherrod's message to the community is that this area will not get better unless we decide to make it better and work to make that happen.
"I think it's very important for us to start saying- let's make it different, let's work to make a difference. And not let all of the negative attitudes be the only one we hear," said Sherrod.
Tuesday's event was the annual black history luncheon put on by the Albany Area Chapter of Blacks in Government.
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All Across America, Artists Are Taking Over Billboards (T Magazine, August 18, 2014)
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Cincinnati Silver Exhibit Is a Strong Achievement (Cincinnati CityBeat, August 13, 2014)
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Cincinnati Art Museum presents Conversations around American Gothic (Cincinnati Art Museum Press Release, August 11, 2014)
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The Duveneck Association dates to 1980, when it was formed as the Men's Committee. The name changed in 1991 in order to expand membership to include women and to honor an important Cincinnati artist.
Members of the Cincinnati Art Museum are eligible to join the Association. Membership includes monthly luncheon meetings to hear various experts discuss current exhibitions or some aspect of the Art Museum's permanent collection, or to take an off-site tour to a collection of interest.
Through its fund-raising activities, the Association donates a significant monetary gift to the Art Museum each year. Beneficiaries have included (but not been limited to) restorations of works of art, renovations to galleries, the renovation of the Schmidlapp Gallery and renovation of –and equipment purchases for–the Art Museum's esteemed Conservation Lab.
Frank Duveneck (1848 -1919) was a native of Covington, Kentucky. As a teenager, he apprenticed to church decorators. Showing promise, he was sent to study at the Royal Academy in Munich in 1869. There he abandoned plans for pursuing church commissions and mastered the bravura brush techniques practiced by the Munich school. Winning prizes and finding success at exhibitions, he quickly became a leading artist and important expatriate among American realist painters.
Colleagues included William Merritt Chase, John Henry Twachtman and many others.
In 1890, Duveneck returned to Cincinnati to teach at the Art Academy, where he became is director in 1904. He was an active member of the Cincinnati Art Club, serving as president in 1896-98. In his lifetime, Duveneck influenced many artists and their work.
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A GRAVESEND man has been jailed for 10 years for launching a "brutal" attack on a one-month old baby who urinated on him.
Nathan Rawling, 36, who lived in St Gregory's Crescent at the time of the assault, denied causing GBH with intent but was found guilty by a jury at Maidstone Crown Court on Monday afternoon.
The baby boy was left with 26 rib fractures, two fractured collar bones and a broken right arm following what the prosecution described as a "frenzied and brutal" attack on the morning of December 1, 2011.
On sentencing Rawling, Judge Jeremy Carey said: "You broke his arm and did so in a way that must have caused him immense pain.
"You twisted his penis in a brutal way in your anger because he urinated on you when you went to change him and most fundamentally of all you squeezed him so tight, so hard and so persistently that you fractured 25 bones separately in his rib cage - a quite devastating injury from which he nearly died.
"The clear message is that you committed the grossest abuse of your position of trust and you did so when you were wholly out of control."
Over the course of the three-week trial the jury of six women and six men heard a series of harrowing accounts including about the series of events leading up to and after the attack on the child, who cannot be named for legal reasons.
Rawling claimed the chest and arm injuries occurred accidentally when the baby stopped breathing and turned blue so he performed CPR despite being a novice.
The Kent County Council electrician maintains the genital injury was caused by his kneeling on the area by mistake.
Rawling will serve a minimum of five years behind bars.
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Detective Chief Inspector Andy Pritchard, of the Kent Police public protection unit, praised Gravesend residents for "holding it together" amid fears of vigilante attacks on Rawling.
He said: "It became more of a vigil of peace than vigilantism and we are grateful to the Gravesend community for allowing us to investigate this crime properly and bring it to its conclusion."
Mr Pritchard added: "I have never seen injuries this extensive on a child that has survived and indeed is now thriving.
"We would not have expected this child to have survived apart from the good work of Darent Valley Hospital and its staff."
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The residents and staff at Miller's Merry Manor would like to thank all of those who attended and supported the annual fish and chicken fry on Aug. 3. The event was a huge success, and it would not have been possible without the support of those in the Logansport community and our business partners. The annual event has grown from year to year and provides us with a great opportunity to give back to the community we are so proud to serve.
All of the proceeds from the event will be donated to the Alzheimer's Association and the Logansport Senior Center. We are proud to be a part of the Logansport community and sincerely thank all who were involved for their support.
Terrence Jent, administrator, Miller's Merry Manor, Logansport
Why not develop theater at mall?
I believe the owners of the mall need to be contacted and made aware that an investor wants to build a theater near Walmart. Since most businesses have left the mall, maybe the mall owners would be willing to work a deal with the theater investors. I would say that if the theater would use the existing building or rebuild in the same location as the mall then they could be offered a tax break.
That way, if things don't work out for the theater, it won't be another empty building that the town doesn't need. They would have enough space for the building and more than enough parking. And I'm sure the people in the area of High Street Road and Yorktown Road would appreciate less trash and noise.
Rex Gangloff, Logansport
Historic theater deserves support
I've been going to the State Theater quite a bit when I was a kid, and I've seen a lot of movies there! Now that the theater is under new ownership and getting some improvements done to it to make it a first-class theater and how the building is so historic, I'd say we need to do as much as we can to save the State Theater!
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After reading your comments I've now been considering is talking to him into hiring a photographer, and then I'll just bring my 6d, and pancake lens just for some candid photos to give to them.
If he insists on me, I'll then tell him to at least hire someone for the ceremony and I'll shoot the reception.
If he really insists on not hiring a pro, then screw it, I'll just take my stuff and he'll get what he gets!
I'd much rather see them with quality photos than meh photos, from their friend who just does it as a hobby.
Sounds like you're thinking clearly about it. I'll add a few more items in case you end up shooting. I'm an amateur who's done a few wedding gigs as a second shooter , so this is from someone closer to your level. (apologies if others have covered this ground, I haven't carefully read the entire thread)
* Talk to the bride, in person, and make sure she understands the expectations. The fact that your friend says it's OK is not good enough. Her needs/wants/expectations may be different from his.
* Weddings move fast, so simplify as much as you can. Don't expect to have lots of time to change gear.
* Better to know a few items of gear well, than take a lot of stuff and lose track. Take one good low/medium zoom, and one long zoom. No other lenses are needed.
* using bounce flash in the reception (or at the ceremony, with the agreement of the couple and officiant) is not that hard. You can spend 30 minutes with a couple friends in a dimly lit room to figure out the settings you need. (hint: use manual with flash) Don't get creative with flash until you know what you're doing.
* Get the "script" of the wedding in advance. You'll need to anticipate the action to be in position.
* For the reception, couple pictures, and other photos for which you have time, don't be afraid to take a little time to set up a shot, or do a little directing of the action. Yes, it's their wedding, but they'll be happy to let you guide them to a better shot, for example to get a better background, nicer lighting, etc.
* If it's a big "family and friends" wedding, try to get photos of everyone, especially older relatives and close friends. No one knows how much time great-Aunt Helen has left, and they will appreciate photos of her dressed well and with a big smile.
* Take a few cute photos of kids.
* If the wedding is on Sunday, see if there's a local wedding on Saturday, then offer the pro photographer to be his/her free assistant for that gig. Seeing behind the scenes just once can make a difference.
* Take your time with the group photos. Use a tripod, live view and check your depth-of-field charts (in advance) to make sure you do your best. Don't use flash here unless you can bounce off a high ceiling or back wall. Be willing to turn the flash off and make do if needed.
When in doubt, turn off the flash, set to P, and go for composition rather than technique. Your 6D will do well in low light compare to all the P&S in the crowd.


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McCranie said the fire appeared to have been caused by a motor in an escalator. About 5:30 a.m., smoke started reaching into the train level of Concourse T. Airport officials began moving passengers away from the area until the fire was contained. While most normal operations had resumed at the airport by 6 a.m., passengers on the plane train were still being diverted from the train level at Concourse T. "I believe operations (at the Concourse T train level) should resume shortly," McCranie said.
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LAWRENCEVILLE -- Volunteers are wanted for the 20th anniversary of the Gwinnett Relay for Life, scheduled for May 10-11 at the Gwinnett Fairgrounds in Lawrenceville.
The event honors cancer survivors and pays tribute to those who have lost the fight against cancer. There will be a special survivor's reception during the event kickoff at 4:30 p.m. on May 10.
There are opportunities to serve during the week, or the morning after the event. To sign up, visit www.gwinnettrelayforlife.org and click the orange "volunteer" button. Also at the web site, there is a sign up button for the "walk the survivors'" lap. Survivors may bring one caregiver to accompany them at the event.
For more information, contact Kelly Flowers at the American Cancer Society at 770-814-0123 (press 3) or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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- Preparation time: 15 to 30 minutes
- An eye catching summer dessert.
1 cup port
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2 x 85 g packet raspberry jelly (or jelly of choice)
1 punnet fresh strawberries
1 punnet fresh raspberries
1 punnet fresh blueberries
375 mL cream
1 L custard
2 tablespoons brandy (optional)
- Before making the trifle, make the jelly according to the packet and allow to set firmly in the fridge.
- Soak the sponge fingers in port.
- Layer half the fingers in the bottom of a large glass bowl.
- Roughly cube half the jelly and pour over fingers.
- Cover the jelly with half the berries.
- Beat the cream until very thick and stir in custard and brandy.
- Pour half the cream mixture over the berries.
- Repeat the layers again - fingers, jelly, berries and cream mixture.
- Refrigerate until ready to serve.
- Top with grated chocolate if desired.
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Mixed frozen berries can be substituted for the fresh berries.
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---- — SALAMANCA, N.Y. — Eunice M. Linsler ,81, of Salamanca, passed away Tuesday Oct. 15, 2013, at Absolut of Salamanca after an extended illness. She was born Nov. 17, 1931, in West Valley, the daughter of the late Henry and Dorothy (Goodemote) Feldman.
Mrs. Linsler was employed at Catt.Co. Social Services for many years, until her retirement in 1994.
She was a member of Holy Name of Mary RC Church in Ellicottville, and its Altar and Rosary Society, Holy Cross Club, Ellicottville American Legion Post #659 and was Past President of the Salamanca Lions Club. She was a 1950 graduate of West Valley Central School and had attended St. John the Baptist RC Church in West Valley.
Mrs. Linsler is survived by a son, James P. Linsler Jr. of Ellicottville; six daughters, Donna M. Stratford of Gaffney, S.C., Doris A. Linsler of Cheektowaga, NY ,Denise M (Rod) Mitchell of Ellicottville, Mary Kay (Mickey) Kelly of Morningview, Ky., Connie F. Valentine of Nashville, Tenn., and Jeanette R. (Stephen) Woodruff of Morrisonville; seven grandchildren, Matthew J. and Dustin D. Linsler, William J.(Rebecca) Stratford, Michael J. Stratford, Erik R., Rachael S. and Andrew C. Woodruff; and four great-grandchildren. Also surviving are four brothers, Donald, Gerald (Gertie), Louis and Clifford (Valerie) Feldman; a sister, Eleanor Brown; and several nieces and nephews.
She was predeceased by two brothers, Ellsworth and Raymond Feldman; and two sisters, Doris DiGati and Marilyn Schaffner.
Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday Oct. 17, at O'Rourke Funeral Home Inc., 411 Rock City Street, Little Valley, NY. A Mass of Christian burial will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, Oct. 18, at Holy Name of Mary RC Church, Ellicottville, NY. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, memorials in Eunice's honor may be made to the American Heart Association or the National Multiple Sclerosis Society in honor of her daughter, Donna M. Stratford, or her niece Christine Anspach.


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An East Texas veteran is remembering his experience of surviving an A-bomb testing in the 1950s.
Gladewater army veteran Millard Parker says he and many others now have lasting health effects because they were so close to where the military was testing A-bombs. When he was 18 , Parker was in the army at Yucca Flats Nevada on May 5th 1955. A mile and a half away from a ground zero test blast site.
"I was up on the mountain in a cut-out. I got up after the concussion went past me and I got knocked down by the implosion. It knocked me flat on the ground," he says.
It was a project called 'teapot'. An atomic bomb test. And Parkers 723rd tank battalion was assigned to the test site. Being a good soldier, Parker didn't question.
"I never really gave it that much thought," he says.
The danger was radiation exposure, something that wasn't known much about at the time.
"One of their own scientists had died due to radiation exposure," Parker says.
Many in Parkers unit suffered numerous health problems decades later.
"Quite a few of them died, and at an early age. I had cancer of the throat , tonsils and tongue. During the Clinton administration Janet Reno came on and said if you were there we owe you money so I filed and I was denied. I did have the cancer they were talking about but it wasn't certified," he says.
Parker has tried every government and veterans agency for years to get compensation.
" I feel like my government has abandoned me," he says.
Parker says some veterans who were at similar bomb tests have been compensated. He says he will continue to fight for his own compensation.
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NEW ORLEANS – Roman Harper didn't take long to answer a question posed to him about whether the defense took a step back Friday night.
Jermon Bushrod was equally as quick when asked if the offense improved.
The answer to both was yes.
And that's the beauty of exhibition football – one side of the ball can take a step back and it's not the end of the world.
The New Orleans Saints lost to the Jacksonville Jaguars 27-24 Friday night in what will be ultimately be a forgettable 60 minutes. But it will give the coaching staff enough to work with in getting the team better.
New Orleans has two more preseason games, plenty of time to get the offense and defense working on the same page.
There are things to correct everywhere.
Acting head coach Joe Vitt wasn't pleased with blocking for Drew Brees and he was just as disappointed in tackling by his main defenders.
His players agreed with that assessment.
"If the little things aren't working correctly then the big things aren't going to happen," receiver Lance Moore said. "It's a work in progress. We've still got two games left."
Added Harper, "We need the work and it seems like we need to continue to grind through this. It's not about the X's and O's and the play calls right now. It's about the fits and what we need to do to execute it."
But all said the corrections should be minor tweaks, the kind that can be made in one simple week of practice.
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A series after Brees was sacked and gave away the football, the defense held in a tight spot, giving up just a field goal instead of a touchdown.
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"I'm really proud of the way we came out in the second quarter and marched the ball down the field," Bushrod said. "I liked our first drive as well. When you can do that, you can build off that. You never want to go backwards.
"If you do hit a couple of road blocks, you want to regroup like we did and put seven on the board."
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Albany, NY, Jan 19, 2012 — The dates for primary elections in 2012 remain up in the air, with Democrats wanting a June date and Republicans preferring August, as they await a federal court ruling. Meanwhile, Senate Leader Dean Skelos dropped another hint about new district maps that state lawmakers will soon release. He says the newly created 63rd district will not be in his home region of Long Island. Go to full article
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Measure A, which had to do with the method used to elect the county assessor is passing 77.83 percent to 22.17 percent, or 1,902,373 to 541,856 votes.
Measure B, the safer sex in adult films initiative, is closer, with a 56.53 percent yes votes to 43.47 percent no votes. Actual votes run 1,466,131 in favor to 1,127,260 against.
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North Carolina
4/5 rDev +17.6%
09-05-2013 03:28:40 | More by maketheheartglad
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North Carolina
3.35/5 rDev -1.5%
Admittedly I am not a fan of pumpkin pie but I always look forward to the fall pumpkin beer each year,this poured a light copper with a 1/2 finger white head that was gone quite fast seems to be quite carbonated and somewhat spritzey.Pumpkin spice mainly in the nose cinnamon and mace stick out mainly a hint of nutmeg and an underlying toasted grain character,a sharp even light mouthfeel didnt like the feeling of that much.Subdued spice flavors not over the top quite pleasant nutmeg and cinnamon mainly even a touch of butter.Not bad flavors but the thin sharp mouthfeel is undesirable in my mind and it takes away from its drinkability,not bad but wont seek out again.
09-10-2006 17:43:15 | More by oberon
3.75/5 rDev +10.3%
10-13-2013 17:33:06 | More by aszatk01
4/5 rDev +17.6%
11-17-2011 02:40:09 | More by Mac19872
2.4/5 rDev -29.4%
You know how badly beer tastes if you drink it right after you brush your teeth? Well, the first time I had Saranac Pumpkin Ale, that's how it tasted - except I hadn't brushed my teeth before drinking it. I felt maybe something else was wrong, so I waited until I had my second bottle - this one - to review it.
It's a bit darker colored than I'd like it. Perhaps an effect from too much pumpkin? I'm not picking up very much in the nose. Too much pumpkin, or not enough spices - probably a bit of both problems. The taste was a big letdown. I was hoping for something generously spiced and lively, but unfortunately, this beer has the same cardboard/packing materials flavor (and scent) as Wild Goose's Pumpkin Patch. It's not as bad, or strange, as the aforementioned beer, but it is certainly not fun to drink, either.
I dont want to finish the 6 pack I bought, and hopefully I can find people that like it that I can give it to.
09-22-2005 00:52:48 | More by chOAKbarrell
2.65/5 rDev -22.1%
The beer was a dark amber color with a thin white head. It had a vaguely spice aroma. Taste was pretty much all cinnamon and clove. Couldn't really appreciate anything else. The beer was too spiced and not enough malt to be very good. Won't drink it again.
08-29-2009 22:34:58 | More by lordofthewiens
2/5 rDev -41.2%
04-07-2014 23:19:14 | More by heddar33
3.25/5 rDev -4.4%
10-25-2013 19:41:01 | More by TTripp725
New York
2.75/5 rDev -19.1%
Presentation: It was poured from a brown 12oz. bottle into a pint glass.
Appearance: It has a deep amber color with very good clarity. Its head is thin, white in color and fades quickly leaving a few bubbles on top and no lacing.
Smell: A strong spicy aroma hits you in the nose. Cinnamon and clove are the stand out spices.
Taste/Mouth feel: Wow this starts off with a big spicy kick in the mouth. Allspice, bitter cinnamon and clove overpower the malt that has some toasted and caramel notes. The pumpkin flavor is really hidden deep under the spicy character of this beer. A more apt name for this beer would be Saranac Spice Ale. The spicy character fades off a touch and hop bitterness picks up before slowly fading off into the finish. Its palate is smooth and slick with mild carbonation inside its medium body.
Notes: Overall it's a little bit too unbalanced on the spicy side.
09-04-2008 21:56:31 | More by generallee
3.25/5 rDev -4.4%
This was a light pumpkin ale. It had a decent flavor, but it was very artificial. It tasted like someone took a lager and poured some pumpkin spice syrup into it. It wasn't bad, but not nearly as good as other pumpkin ales that I've had. This is one of my favorite styles of beers, and even though it's not my preference in this style, I seem to find myself drinking it more often than others in the category. I stocked up on this last fall and enjoyed them all summer. That was a good life decision.
09-08-2010 08:10:52 | More by Nature777
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +17.6%
11-15-2011 04:51:49 | More by shatnerosmotic
3.25/5 rDev -4.4%
10-22-2012 01:15:09 | More by TimoP
Rhode Island
2.5/5 rDev -26.5%
08-16-2014 16:33:27 | More by Doomcifer
3.33/5 rDev -2.1%
12 oz brown bottle with no freshness date.
LOOK: Dark tawny
SMELL: Vanilla, licorice root, all spice, mild pumpkin meat
TASTE: Crisp, lighter body, spicy, clean grain, root beer, faint pumpkin, dark bread, herbal
Not half bad, perhaps not at beery as I was hoping for. The spice does not get annoying at all and there is enough malt flavor to keep things interesting.
10-11-2011 01:53:33 | More by Jason
New York
3.49/5 rDev +2.6%
12 ounce bottle. W/O any freshness or bottling date info that I can find.
Pours near clear darker amber, typical khaki head, thats on the small side, larger bubble and fading quickly. Leaves a moderate collar and middling strands of thicker lace.
Just a hint of cinnamon on the nose.
On the thin side both body wise and flavor wise. Has some typical fall spicing on the palate, but also a slight artificial flavor note. Plastic? Ehh...definatly not my favorite pumkin beer....
Would likely work fine to quaff a few on a nice fall day, decent to try with a newbie getting into better beer...but there are plenty of better pumpkin beers out there
09-24-2013 14:46:02 | More by Billolick
3.23/5 rDev -5%
Not too strong of an odor, but that could be a good thing when it comes to Pumpkin beer. The taste is pretty balanced between cinnamon and nutmeg, but it isn't overpowering or grainy like some other Pumpkins I have recently tried. Overall it's a pretty decent brew, and I could see myself having a few this season.
09-26-2007 00:25:51 | More by MisterDeeds
3.88/5 rDev +14.1%
First pumpkin beer of the season. On tap at Union Ale House.
Appearance: 1/4 inch head, dark orange-brown in color, clear, moderate carbonation
Smell: cinnamon, nutmeg, and pumpkin
Taste: cinnamon, nutmeg, and pumpkin--light bread and caramel
Mouthfeel: sweet, moderate carbonation, medium/light bodied
Drinkability: Not usually impressed with Saranac but this was surprisingly good. This was not too bitter nor too sweet. The spicing was done well. As a seasonal, I could do six of these easy.
08-25-2010 15:13:26 | More by tigg924
3.5/5 rDev +2.9%
10-20-2013 02:50:19 | More by Apotheosis
New York
3/5 rDev -11.8%
09-08-2013 18:31:14 | More by JC333
3.25/5 rDev -4.4%
08-02-2013 00:24:02 | More by standardcherry
West Virginia
3.15/5 rDev -7.4%
Served in a nonic glass from a 12oz brown long neck bottle with crimped cap.
Clear,deep medium amber color witha 1' froathy white head,fair retention,looking on the flat side as far as carbination goes.
Pumpkin spiced nose,faint to moderate with hints of nutmeg,allspice,cinnamon,and clove. No real standout well blended. Had somewhat of a soapyness to the aroma.
Light spicy tastes,a watery feel, the spices are well blended nothing overpowering with some cinnamon,allspice,nutmeg a bit of some malt taste with a clovey fade.
Light and zesty mouthfeel. Good pumpking beer,not a standout,easy to drink go session beer for a halloween night.
09-11-2007 02:47:21 | More by jcdiflorio
4/5 rDev +17.6%
09-12-2012 13:37:01 | More by wattoclone
3.25/5 rDev -4.4%
08-21-2014 18:58:47 | More by ccurrid
New York
4.25/5 rDev +25%
09-18-2012 01:23:03 | More by Milkysunshine
3.7/5 rDev +8.8%
Reviewed from notes.
Purchased a sixer simply because I have never seen this offering before. Poured from a 12oz bottle into a standard pint glass. Firm pour yields one finger of head that diminishes to a wispy topping fairly quickly. Color is very interesting. Kind of a light topsoil.
Smell- Pungent nose on this. Vanilla, clove nutmeg, cinnemon, all-spice. Like a pumpkin pie minus the sweetness and pumpkin.
Taste- Pretty good. Mild caramel and toffee. Major amounts of vanilla, a little bit much. Nicely carbonated. Nutmeg all-spice. No sweetness, which I think is nice in a pumpkin beer, very clean finish. Perhaps a little over spiced.
Mouthfeel- Very clean, zippy carbonation, somewhat dry.
Drinkability- High. Could put back quite a few of these sitting by the fire.
10-12-2008 22:28:05 | More by Kraken
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2Harry Styles Has Nothing Bad to Say About Taylor Swift
Harry Styles and Taylor Swift only dated for like, the hottest of minutes before they were dunzo because TSwift wasn't peen crazy or something, so it seems pretty stupid that we're still talking about them like their relationship meant anything ever. But alas, here we are and Harry continues to be a shining beacon of gentlemanhood by refusing to talk shit about Taylor, even if she did probably diss him at the Grammys by doing an awful English accent during her opening performance.
From an interview with Capital FM (via Digital Spy):
"Oh it's fine," he told Capital FM. "She's a great performer and she's always good on the stage… she's done it for a long time.
"She knows what she's doing on stage. It was just another good Taylor Swift performance. It was good."
And from Grazia:
"I'm not worried about seeing her at all. She's a sweet girl, you know, I don't have a bad word to say about her."
Well, that's nice, though I'm guessing that Taylor would have a lot worse to say about him if he did decide to open his mouth. I think his reticence is most likely a British thing or a man thing or a combination of the two, but either way, sometimes silence really is golden. If only we could silence any talk of these two being together for the forseeable future…
February 19, 2013 at 11:30 am by Jennifer
2 Responses to "Harry Styles Has Nothing Bad to Say About Taylor Swift"
Oh it's fine, good, good, good, she's sweet… lol. Damned by faint praise. Harry Styles could care less about Taylor Swift or her lyrical wrath it would seem.
I watched some of the Grammys, and while I love Taylor's stylist (not during that performance though) I thought her performance was awkward at best. She doesn't exude any charisma or star power.