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Sen. Jean Leising
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As your state senator, it is my duty to remind those in our state's capital that many Hoosiers do not reside in larger cities, but rather, Indiana is comprised of quiet, rural communities. We must remember how legislation—both nationally and statewide—affects our smallest cities and towns. Although we are considered a rural state, those who call Indiana "home" value our diverse business climate, including advanced manufacturing, life sciences and yes, agriculture.
At a recent meeting of the Indiana General Assembly's Rural Caucus, of which I am co-chair, I had an opportunity to tour the new Glass Barn at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. The exhibition, titled the "Indiana Farming Experience," gives a vivid account of the relationship between farmers and their land and how technology serves as a bridge between the two. This experience reminded me that agriculture is an ever-changing, growing industry.
After the tour, legislators heard an update from agriculture leaders on both the crop and livestock industries, as well as discuss rural-specific issues, such as transportation funding, the federal "farm bill" and Indiana's rural first responders.
These are some facts that were shared:
Rural Indiana roads will receive a sizable funding boost.
Indiana is widely known as "the Crossroads of America." To protect this legacy and maintain our infrastructure, we must fund Indiana's roads. This year, the Indiana General Assembly modified our transportation funding formula for the first time in more than 30 years.
Not only did the legislature remove the state police, license branches and tax administrators from the previous road funding formula, but we also designated all motor fuel taxes and 1 percent of Indiana sales tax to be used for state and local roads. We made our small communities a priority by allocating $210 million statewide for local road funding, which is an increase of more than 25 percent.
The U.S. "Farm Bill" minimally supports farmers.
Because of its name, most people think the "Farm Bill" is only an agricultural aid package. While it does contain help for farmers, it actually funds everything from conservation to rural development, with most of the money allocated for federally-subsidized nutrition programs. In fact, approximately 78 percent of Farm Bill spending will support food assistance programs, like Indiana's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), formerly known as "food stamps."
Recently, the U.S. House of Representatives passed its version of the "Farm Bill" and stripped out funding for nutritional assistance programs. However, Congress has adjourned for its August recess and will have to take up the controversial legislation upon returning in mid-September. The "Farm Bill" was originally designed to incentivize and protect family enterprises, with their exceptional risks and tight margins. Unfortunately, the bill as we know it is less about family farms and more about providing food assistance through SNAP, free and reduced lunch programs and the Women, Infants and Children's (WIC) program.
Rural first responders desperately need additional assistance.
Did you know Indiana is home to more than 800 volunteer fire departments and 16,000+ volunteer firefighters? Our first responders are vitally important to our rural communities, yet funding issues plague their ability to provide top-notch service to Hoosiers. Some rural fire departments have not updated their equipment—including fire trucks—since the 1970's, due to budget constraints and equipment replacement costs. Although Indiana requires township trustees to provide adequate fire services to local citizens, tight budgets force volunteer fire departments to hold fundraisers, such as fish fry events and festivals. If so many citizens rely on local volunteer firefighters, we need to find solutions to provide adequate funding levels.
I encourage you to get involved in issues affecting our rural community. An upcoming event, the Indiana Rural Summit: Partnering for Economic Health and Community Success will be held Oct. 3-4 at the Sheraton Indianapolis at Keystone Crossing. For more details about the summit, visit http://www.in.gov/ocra/ruralsummit.htm.
As always, you may contact Sen. Jean Leising directly via email at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 1-800-382-9467.


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Sen. Schumer said, "Obviously, these chemical weapons are horrible weapons, but also, obviously, Americans want to focus on jobs, the economy, the middle class, nobody wants to see a prolonged third land war in the Middle East."
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With only seeding on the line, the Dolphins could not hold a 6-1 lead in the fifth as the JU baseball team fell to Stetson, 8-6, Friday in game two of a doubleheader at Melching Field.
JU (25-27, 14-12) finished tied for fourth in the conference standings with UNF, but due to a tiebreaker, the Dolphins earn the No. 5 seed and will face No. 2 Mercer on Wednesday.
SU (27-29, 14-13) scored seven unanswered and had to wait for a Belmont loss to earn the No. 6 seed and face No. 1 FGCU.
"Our goal was to win the series and we did that," said JU head coach Terry Alexander. "I'm proud of the way we earned our bid to the tournament and now it's a whole new season."
Sophomore Clay Kollenbaum (0-3) got the loss after allowing two unearned runs on five hits with a walk and a strikeout in 3.2 innings of relief. Senior Kyle Kriech got the no-decision despite allowing only one run on one hit with two walks and a strikeout in 3.2 innings.
Kurt Schluter (3-3) got the win after allowing one run on three hits with a walk and five strikeouts in 4.1 innings of relief. David Burns also got the no-decision after allowing five runs on five hits with two walks and four strikeouts in 4.2 innings of work.
Sophomore left fielder Jonathan Murphy and senior first baseman Alex Martinez each finished with multiple hits to lead the Dolphins.
Sean Emory led the Hatters by finishing 3-for-5 while Schluter finished 2-for-4.
JU took a 1-0 lead in the first when Martinez hit an RBI single to left with two outs.
Stetson evened things up, 1-1, in the bottom of the fourth when Aaron Crittenden drew a bases loaded walk with two outs.
The Dolphins took a 6-1 lead in the fourth when Murphy hit an RBI single to center, Martinez hit an RBI single to left and freshman designated hitter Adam Brett Walker hit a two-run single to right center.
Stetson evened the contest again, this time 6-6, in the bottom of the fifth when they plated five runs on four hits.
The Hatters took a 7-6 lead in the bottom of the sixth when Jeff Simpson hit a sacrifice fly to center.
Stetson increased the margin to 8-6 in the bottom of the seventh when a run scored from third on a Dolphin fielding error with two outs.


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LAPAZ, Ind. - Authorities say a northern Indiana farmer was fatally injured after his clothing became caught in irrigation equipment.
The Marshall County coroner's office says family members found the body of 61-year-old Rick Pertics next to the irrigation equipment Monday on his blueberry farm near the town of LaPaz.
WSBT-TV and WNDU-TV report Pertics' wife told investigators that he had gone out the night before to work on the equipment.
The coroner's office says Pertics died from severe internal injuries but it was unclear how his clothing became caught in a shaft connecting an engine and an irrigation pump on the farm about 15 miles south of South Bend.
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PASCO, Wash.- With temperatures warming up and summer just around the corner, the City of Pasco is looking at an aquatics facility to keep residents cool.
Monday night, council members heard three proposals to replace a nearly five-decade old pool in Pasco with a new spray park .
But first, the parks board will need to decide whether it will be a small, medium, or large spray park that will replace the old Kurtzman pool.
The city says they are looking to replicate a functional spray park that all ages will be able to enjoy.
Pasco's Director of Community Services, Rick Terway says they will have to consider the water flow, features, and ADA accessibility.
Also, toys that could be interchanged at all spray parks as funding becomes available for additional facilities in the future.
"I think it gives a broader variety of activities to the kids. Younger kids can also use it where they don't have to know how to swim to use the aquatics facility. I think it's a good benefit to the whole community," said Terway.
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A 26-year-old Oregon woman was sentenced to two months in jail by a Placer County judge today in the 2007 case in which a deceased newborn baby or a fetus was found by a worker sorting through trash for recyling items at the Materials Recovery Facility near Roseville.
Hannah Jo Webb was also placed on three years probation by Superior Court Judge Mark S. Curry and was ordered to complete nine months of counseling.
In November, Webb, a former sixth-grade teacher in Oregon, entered a plea of no contest to a misdemeanor count of illegally disposing of fetal remains, which carries a maximum penalty of six months in jail.
She contended to authorities that she did not know she was pregnant and that the baby was stillborn when delivered on July 23, 2007, as she stayed at the apartment of friends in Roseville, according to Placer Deputy District Attorney Dan Wesp.
She said she was alone in the apartment when the child was born and placed the body in a trash bag and then in a Dumpster, Wesp said.
Before imposing sentence, Curry said, "This is a shocking case to the court."
He said that if there had been any evidence that Webb had a role in causing the baby's death, the woman might be facing a different charge.
"It would be murder," the judge said.
The child's remains were examined by forensics experts with the California Department of Justice, but they were unable to conclude whether the baby was stillborn nor could they determine what caused its death, Wesp said.
Webb's attorney, Peter Tiemann, asked the court for leniency, saying the woman had been a positive role model in her hometown of Pendleton, Ore., and that she realizes she made an error in judgment.
He urged no jail time for her, asking Curry to sentence her instead to community service.
"She's already received a great degree of punishment," Tiemann said. "She's been devastated. She's had to move from her small hometown. People aren't always very understanding."
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The Avera Heart Hospital's Mission Nutrition Program is going on its 4th week. It's a 6 week health and nutrition challenge involving community volunteers teamed up with registered dietitians at the Avera Heart Hospital. Nancy Naeve Brown took the challenge and this week she is learning how to make a hearty snack.
Avera Heart Hospital Registered Dietitian and my Mission Nutrition team leader Nikki Ver Steeg invited us into her kitchen to make bran muffins. The main ingredient is bran cereal and of course Nikki uses wheat flour and wheat germ to make the muffins more heart healthy.
Nikki says, "When you are looking at a snack choice ideally you want to find a protein and carbohydrate together. Sometimes when people are trying to get healthier they just grab fruit or something little like pretzels, crackers because they are really worried about calories and when you think about it we want something with some staying power so adding a protein can make a huge difference."
Nikki says a lot of people traditionally think of grabbing an apple or banana for a snack when they are trying to eat healthier, but she says that will only make you hungrier because it's not filling enough. Since fruit is really a carb, your body will turn it in to sugar and then fat unless you burn it off. It's best to pair that fruit with a protein or incorporate it into your meal.
Nikki says, "You can eat this as a snack. It's a carb with a lot of fiber. The main source is a carb but if you add yogurt or peanut butter to it it's ideal. It's a heartier snack because of the fiber. It keeps you full longer."
Nikki says even though our topic is snacks she says we really shouldn't be snacking at all if we can help it, it all depends on timing.
Nikki says, "What we want to do is really try and plan 3 meals a day; breakfast, lunch and supper. We want 4 to 5 hours between meals. You can add a snack in when there is longer than that so let's say you eat lunch at noon and don't eat supper until 6:30 you will need a snack."
And if that's the case, than these bran muffins will be perfect. Make sure you drink lots of water though; the concentrated fiber may throw your system off. You may want add a few raisins to your mix and as she discovered a dollop of peanut butter she prefers the natural PB in the middle of your mix before baking is the best. And trust me; Nikki is a mom and a dietitian so she definitely knows best.
2 cups whole wheat flour
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¾ cup sugar
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4 cups All Bran cereal
2 ½ cups skim milk
2 eggs
½ cup canola oil
1 Tbsp cinnamon
1. Stir together flour, wheat germ, sugar, baking powder and salt. Set aside.
2. In large mixing bowl, combine cereal and milk. Let stand 2 minutes or until cereal softens. Add egg and oil. Beat well. Add flour mixture, stirring only until combined. Portion evenly into 2 ½ inch muffin pan cups lined with papers.
3. Bake at 400 degrees about 15 minutes or until golden brown.
Makes 2 dozen
Serving Size – 1 muffin
Calories – 150
Total Fat - 6 grams
Total Carbs – 24 grams
Dietary Fiber - 5 grams
Protein - 5 grams
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Redhook Copperhook - Redhook Ale Brewery
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District of Columbia
2.8/5 rDev -15.4%
It seems Redhook is pretty good at the American Pale Ales and IPAs. This beer was better than expected, so I was happy to find it in the sampler pack. Appearance and mouthfeel were average. The smell was.. hard to detect. There were some earthy tones, and a very "beer-y" smell, but no flavor and particular that stood out. The taste was that of a typical APA, but with a little more straw/hay notes. I'd have this beer again.
02-25-2010 20:06:47 | More by alysmith4
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North Carolina
2.95/5 rDev -10.9%
On tap at Mammoser's Tavern in Hamburg,poured from the tap a lighter clear copper looked quite fizzy with a thinner soapy-like white head atop.Mild toasty aromas a hint of leafy hop but its faint,thin fizzy mouthfeel felt like I was drinking a soft drink more than beer.Pretty standard flavors mildly toasty and grainy with a hint of sweetness a bit of caramel.Really sub par in my mind thats to bad it could be decent but it just seems thrown together.
03-08-2008 00:17:21 | More by oberon
2.35/5 rDev -29%
Appearance True to its name, this ale is a bright copper in color with a decent head that pitted as it sat.
Smell This is very balanced between cheap grain and cheap hops.
Taste The crappy malts take over at the taste. It tastes like throw-up with leaves.
Mouthfeel This is big, Id say medium-bodied, with little carbonation and an overly heavy mouthfeel.
Sinkability Good thing I have some penicillin left over from that bought I had with syphilis a few months bag, cause Im gonna need it.
04-01-2006 00:33:50 | More by RoyalT
North Carolina
3.63/5 rDev +9.7%
Poured from a 12 oz. bottle into a pint glass.
A: Light coppery color with an orange hue. Very light head that dissipates quickly to a light ring of bubbles. Very little lacing.
S: Relatively malty in aroma, light to moderate in toast. There is a little bit of a bread-like or yeasty smell. Really not much in the way of hops at all.
T: Malty in flavor though a touch dry overall. Rather interesting in that sweetness is implied a bit but there is such a good balance with the bittering hops that it balances out very well. The linger is relatively long with a light malt finish.
M&D: Mouthfeel is relatively full for a lighter bodied brew but still rather satisfying. The carbonation is mostly light and stays pretty consistent throughout the glass. The smoothness and nice complexity make this generally enjoyable with good drinkability.
04-05-2008 00:50:52 | More by SIRIUS2
4.5/5 rDev +36%
09-08-2012 21:10:43 | More by markallmon
3.3/5 rDev -0.3%
The springtime release from Redhook, it promises to be clear and citrusy. It is a nice-looking beer. A clear copper color with a small head and a little bit of lacing. Aroma was all butter. It did have a muted citrus taste, with a little tang. A tiny bit of hops. An OK session beer.
01-31-2007 23:40:56 | More by lordofthewiens
2.53/5 rDev -23.6%
Appearance: Copper color...label doesn't lie. Thin white head.
Smell: Not much in the old nose here. Kind of disappointed. At least it didn't smell like metal.
Taste: Pretty balanced for an American Pale Ale. The hops are kind of weird but not overpowering. Pretty pleasant again nothing great.
Mouthfeel: Medium in body.
Drinkability: A pretty nondescript ale that I could probably drink a few of but nothing amazing or something which warrants a must try.
03-29-2007 12:57:45 | More by muffguy4beer
New York
3.93/5 rDev +18.7%
Presentation: It was poured from a brown 12oz into a pint glass. The bottle had a born on date of 01-12-09. It was sampled on 5-31-09.
Appearance: The body has a dark golden almost coppery color with good clarity. On top an aggressive pour produced a tall foamy white head. It has good retention and makes some sticky lacing on the glass.
Smell: There is a sweet candy like malts with notes of brown sugar and some herbal hops of in the distance.
Taste/Mouth: It has a candy like character with hints of caramel, brown sugar and white bread. Hop bitterness is mild and adds some spicy/herbal notes to the mix. The hops come out a little more towards the finish and give some more balance to the sweet malt up front. It has a medium body, soft carbonation and a smooth texture.
Notes: This was a nice interesting and enjoyable beer.
07-30-2009 19:04:13 | More by generallee
Rhode Island
2.75/5 rDev -16.9%
08-16-2014 15:43:26 | More by Doomcifer
2.85/5 rDev -13.9%
Pours an orangey copper color with a one finger head. No real aroma to speak of with some very slight sweet grains detectable. Taste is very bland with very light malts and hops. Slightly bitter. Just a really generic APA. Mouthfeel is fine but bland. Drinkability was fine. Very generic beer, pretty disappointing.
04-25-2007 22:36:43 | More by Duster72
3.43/5 rDev +3.6%
12oz brown long neck with a bottled date of 031307. Minimalist label art work, nothing too crazy which I like.
A- Copper like a shiny penny, clarity is perfect. Good head ... two fingers thick. Good retention as well.
S- Faint toasted and caramel malt with an even more faint herbal hop, clean none the less.
T&M- Smoothness is great with just enough crispness to carry the moderate body along. Decent handful of maltiness shows a toasted grain and kernel of caramel. Clean hop bitterness does its job with a light herbal note middle to end. Finishes semi-dry.
D- Not half bad but, easy to drink and flavorful. Alcohol is a tad high to be a true session beer but I am not complaining being it is 35*F in the first week of April here in Boston.
04-07-2007 02:56:37 | More by Jason
New York
3.4/5 rDev +2.7%
12 ouncer with a "bottled on" date of 011608 on the front label. Dull, fairly clear light almond amber amber. Minor lace and scattered decent looking lacing. Just a smidgen of malty aroma. middle of the road, fairly flavorless ale. Certainly nothing exciting going on here. Better then B/M/C type offerings but not by much.
04-08-2008 02:10:52 | More by Billolick
3.38/5 rDev +2.1%
Not a bad beer. Just unremarkable.
Pours beatifully. Nice fluffy head. Gorgeous golden red.
Nice nose to it. Lightly citrus with light hops.
Flavor is pretty average, though as is mouthfeel. Just doesn't have anything that makes me want to drink more of it.
Granted, I'm drinking this "Spring Ale" in February in Southern Freaking Wisconsin. Maybe spring or early summer would better suit this brew...
02-02-2008 16:33:29 | More by zook74
3.33/5 rDev +0.6%
New bottle, no fish. I enjoyed this beer. Pours clear copper with a smallish white head. Aroma is sweet with citrus hops, oranges, and grass. Taste is very light, peach flavors, but mostly lighter orange and citrus hops and sweet malt. Kind of like a full-bodied APA-lite. Smooth drinking beer.
12-12-2008 22:13:30 | More by magictrokini
3.75/5 rDev +13.3%
02-18-2014 14:55:54 | More by rhinonau
3.5/5 rDev +5.7%
07-24-2013 00:08:10 | More by fionn13
3.58/5 rDev +8.2%
First off I hate the new bottles. Sorry. Pours a pale yellow with a low white head despite a vigorous pour. The head settles out quickly and just about disappears. Low aroma of honey and lemon. Light flavor of doughey malt, some biscuit and honey sweetness. Notes of corn, some floral hops and a peppery spice finish. Mild bitterness. Even mouthfeel, a bit thin. Lacking in complexity.
09-22-2011 02:12:38 | More by far333
3.25/5 rDev -1.8%
08-07-2014 20:49:48 | More by Dello
3.03/5 rDev -8.5%
Pours out a red color, small head on it, 1/3" in depth. Aroma was pretty muted. Not much to speak of.
Taste, pretty bland, a little nutty. Not much in the way of hops, really just like an oxidized, more bland esb from redhook. Relatively light body, didn't really realize I was buying a red ale, it has that bland malt feel like most red ales have.
I think I've used the word bland a few times already, let's talk positives. There are no off flavors. There's maybe 30 ibu of bitterness, not much in discernable hopping, a mild consistency.
01-15-2012 03:28:39 | More by Beerandraiderfan
3.5/5 rDev +5.7%
07-29-2012 00:24:04 | More by JohnLynch
3.5/5 rDev +5.7%
02-25-2012 03:12:09 | More by WaydeRafnel
3/5 rDev -9.4%
06-25-2012 21:18:13 | More by robthepenguin
New Mexico
3.05/5 rDev -7.9%
Pours a clear yellow golden color with a medium small head that slowly dies. A light sour citrus aroma that lessens when drinking. A nice smelling ale that doesn't quite carry over into the taste.
The taste of this beer is a light sourish citrus with hints of even lighter earthy grains and summer hops that transfer lightly into a very light dry citrus aftertaste. Not a bad beer, actually quite drinkable, but no really outstanding qualities unlike some of the other beers that Redhook Ales make.
05-30-2011 00:23:39 | More by LXIXME
3.75/5 rDev +13.3%
11-09-2012 23:40:20 | More by bif_fat_sellout
Alberta (Canada)
3.4/5 rDev +2.7%
Another anonymous sample single from the great 2010 brief cross-border Independence Day beer pilgrimage...
This beer pours a hazy medium golden yellow hue, with one finger of sudsy off-white head, which leaves a drooping ring of lace around the glass as it fades away. It smells of mild grainy malt and diluted citrus. The taste is biscuity, bready malt, and some floral, somewhat grassy hops. The carbonation is moderate, and even, the body medium weight and crispy, and it finishes off-dry, as balanced as you could imagine, the biscuity malt playing house with floral, earthy hops.
An adequate amber ale - nothing to make you say "hey", or "wtf" or whatever the kids these days are saying, but drinkable enough in its own right.
08-15-2010 01:56:30 | More by biboergosum
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HOWLAND - From visiting a water sprinkler park to stay cool, to taking part in crafts, special needs children and adults were provided five weeks of activities as part of the annual summer enrichment program.
Bazetta residents Renee and Rocky Maiorca run the program along with many volunteers to provide activities for those with special needs ages 6 to 22.
Rocky Maiorca said the theme this year was ''Jimmy Buffet's Summer Enrichment in Paradise," with songs, music, skits, shows and a finale appreciation lunch for participants, their parents and the program volunteers.
The event has been held for more than 30 years.
Renee Maiorca said the children develop new friendships over the five weeks with the other campers and staff.
''So many of the children come back year after year,'' she said.
While most activities take part at Howland Middle School, there are weekly field trips to the Cleveland Zoo, bowling alleys, roller-skating rinks, and the water sprinkler park in Middlefield.
Linda Kello said she likes the fields trips.
''My favorite was the Cleveland Zoo where we saw lions,'' she said.
Rocky Maiorca said three days activities are held at Howland Middle School including crafts, visual arts and music, and two days are field trips.
The Maiorcas said much of what is provided would not have been possible without various organizations and groups, such as the Warren Junior Women's League and Bazetta Optimist Club.
Dustin Merriman said he likes the music and helped his group write the lyrics to "The Summer Camp in Paradise" similar to Buffet's "Cheeseburger in Paradise.''
He enjoyed the Name that Tune game.
Chrissy Brown, a teacher and volunteer, said the new sprinkler park was a new field trip that the children loved.
''It was so hot one day that everyone loved getting wet to cool off,'' she said.
Bill Glancy of the Bazetta Optimist Club, said the club helps sponsor the the event and will help with a Chinese auction fundraiser Oct. 5 at Candlelight Knolls in Bazetta.
Reene Maiorca said that is a major fundraiser for the group.
Ellen Spano, a volunteer, said the children love the activities and anything new.
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Pinecrest council members on Tuesday unanimously appointed Mitchell A. Bierman of the law firm of Weiss Serota Helfman Pastoriza Cole & Boniske to serve as village attorney.
Chad S. Friedman, also of the Weiss Serota firm, will serve as deputy village attorney.
Council members concluded that Weiss Serota showed local interest and knowledge of the issues facing the community, such as land use, annexation, and water and sewer service
"We could not do better than Weiss Serota," said Vice Mayor Jeff Cutler.
The 20-year-old firm focuses on representing local governments. Bierman also serves as town attorney for Cutler Bay where Friedman also is deputy attorney. Bierman previously worked for the Miami-Dade County Attorney's Office.
Councilman Joseph Corradino said he feels confident selecting the firm because of its experience with cities, the county and the state.
"We are thrilled and honored to have been nominated," said Bierman. "It is a homecoming of sorts for me and my colleague Chad Friedman, because we both grew up around there and went to Palmetto High School and Temple Beth Am. We could not be happier."
Palmetto High and Beth Am are both in Pinecrest.
Bierman's selection came after the council held a panel interview of three finalist firms. The other competitors included John Hearn and Gray Robinson.
The village manager, village clerk, planning director, and two Pinecrest residents who are attorneys chose the finalists.
Council members also considered Hearn, a solo practitioner who has represented the city of Coral Springs in Broward County, but did not choose him because they said they wanted the resources of a larger firm.
"Some challenges with a solo practitioner would be a problem and would have to be contracted out," Mayor Cindy Lerner said. "That was an issue I personally had a problem with."
Cynthia A. Everett, also a solo practitioner, was the village attorney for 14 years. She left after accepting a position as city attorney for Fort Lauderdale.
Gray Robinson offered J. Michael Marshall of the firm's Boca Raton office, but council members agreed that the firm's knowledge of the issues facing Miami-Dade County and Pinecrest did not compare favorably with Weiss Serota, whose other local municipal clients include Homestead, Key Biscayne, Aventura and others.
Cutler said the one advantage the village would have had with Gray Robinson would be a strong Tallahassee presence.
The village advertised for the work, and received responses from 10 firms.
Mayor Cindy Lerner and Village Manager Yocelyn Galiano Gomez will negotiate with Weiss Serota and bring a contract to the council at its next meeting, at 6 p.m. on Sept. 11 at the Pinecrest Municipal Center, 12645 Pinecrest Pkwy .


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This is Mia Jane Rodeheaver's first publication! The Scary Vine is a story based on a bad dream Mia had. In her own words, she shares her fear of a toothed vine that reach across a bridge she and her friends happened upon walking home from school one day.
Acerca del autorLori Rodeheaver
Rodeheaver McClellandtown, PA
Hi. I'm Lori Rodeheaver, and I love to write. I find myself finding God in everyday situations and I always seem to glean a little wisdom and get a glimpse of Him in the middle of the chaos of life. A lot of my stories involve running or physical activity just because it seems that my workouts are the only time I get alone to think! Somehow I'd like to attempt to share my experiences with my readers and cause them to run (spiritually) right into the voice of the Creator as I so often do (physically). I have three daughters and a husband of 11 years. Mia is 6, Addie is 4, Maylee is 2 and Timmy is a hotrod! (Rodeheaver's Hot Rod and Auto Repair) What I write is ordinary life converted into the extrodinary realm. My ambition is to get others to think biblically and recognize the small miracles that take place everyday. As Psalm 50:1 says, 'The Mighty One, God, the Lord, speaks and summons the earth from the rising of the sun to the place where it sets.'
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Norfolk Tides 3, Gwinnett Braves 2
- Jose Constanza LF 2-4, 2B(2), CS(2), .163 AVG
- Tyler Pastornicky 2B 1-4, 2B(6), .390 AVG
- Ernesto Mejia 1B 2-4, 2B(4), 2 RBI(17), K, .354 AVG
- David Hale 6.2IP 8H 3R 0ER 2BB 2K 5.51 ERA
David Hale pitched a solid 6+ innings but was spoiled by poor defense. He allowed his three runs in three different innings with three errors accounting for an unearned run in each frame. Tyler Pastornicky increased his hitting streak to nine games but saw his average drop to .390. It must be tough. Ernesto Mejia currently leads the lead in home runs, extra base hits, total bases, RBI and is third in OPS.
Jackson Generals 2, Mississippi Braves 3
- Edward Salcedo 3B 1-4, HR(1), RBI(4), K, .262 AVG
- Alex Wood 7IP 4H 0R 0BB 4K 1.13 ERA
Through three games started Alex wood has thrown 16 innings, allowing ten hits, two runs and two walks while striking out 17. The 22 year old has flat out dominated the competition thus far and just further solidifies Atlanta's impressive pitching depth. The Braves earned a walk off win in this one after Dan Brewer walked to lead off the ninth and eventually scored on a Jaime Pedroza double. Pedroza scored on a single from Philip Gosselin
Lynchburg Hillcats 7, Frederick Keys 1
- Matt Lipka CF 2-5 2B(3), 3B(2), 2 RBI(8), 2 K, .216 AVG
- Will Skinner RF 2-3 2B(2), HR(2), RBI(5), BB, K, .172 AVG
- A.J. Holland 5IP 2H 1R 0ER 2BB 7K 3.68 ERA
AJ Holland gave up a run in the first inning but the Hillcats scored three in the third and never looked back. Matt Lipka and Will Skinner both filled up the boxscore and had what hopefully will end up being slump busting games for them. The Hillcats did manage to strikeout 15 times in the game, with opposing starter Tim Berry notching 13 in just six innings of work.
Rome Braves 1, Charleston RiverDogs 4
- Jose Peraza SS 1-4 SB(5), E(8), .244 AVG
- Felix Marte RF 2-4 2K, .194 AVG
- Williams Perez 5.1IP 6H 2R 1BB 4K 4.11 ERA
- Lucas Sims 1.2IP 1H 2R 2BB 1K 8.59 ERA
If Jose Peraza's bat plays up a little more I could see him easily stealing 50-60 bases this season, soley based on the fact that he steals a base just about every time he is standing on one. Frighteningly he has amassed eight errors in just 11 games played so far. Don't let that fool you though as nearly every scout cites his defense as his best tool. From the looks of it the Braves are slowly stretching Lucas Sims out, which is unfortunate because I am really excited to see what he can do. Hopefully they will add him to the rotation soon.


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terminology (chair)
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citizens (winkler)
DEMO-net (aichholzer)
info collection framework (pratchett)
good practices (CAHDE)
good practices (UK)
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shortfalls (kozeluh)
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Working documents Strasbourg, April 2007:
CAHDE info collection framework
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Working documents Sofia, July 2007:
IT in democracy
Bulgarian eGov
Report from Sigtuna FFD
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challenges, barriers and dangers
eDemocracy in a direct democracy
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check-list rev1
eParliament legislative info
regulating eDemo
legal and regulatory issues
CoE media issues
eEnvironment regulations
work programme
mapping CAHDE work
Working documents Strasbourg, October 2007:
initiatives in member states
"report no. 1" elements
draft glossary terms
enablers of eDemocracy
measuring participation - OECD
eDemo in different stages
French local eDemo
ppt version
human rights & eDemo
eSolutions to demo shortfalls
int. org.'s role
UK Internet Regulations
eParliament elements
the eRep project
eJustice and EU
eJustice and CEPEJ
eJustice Turkey
eAccess to environmental information
the ethical dimension
eDemo tools
four models of eDemo
Swedish FFD experiences
FFD Sigtuna report
Working documents Vienna, December 2007
'A roadmap towards e-Democracy' (Thomas Rössler)
'Social, Ethical and Cultural Aspects of e-Democracy' (Evika Karamagioli, Lasse Berntzen),
'Generic Electronic Democracy Toolkit: An Overview' (Robert Krimmer, Manuel J. Kripp) - presentation
'The "CAHDE report [no.1]" - structure & elements' (chair's non paper no. 11 rev.1)
'draft glossary on electronic democracy (French - English)' (CoE translation department),
draft glossary terms by 071211 (chair 8 rev. 1)
'e-Finder (diagnostic tool)' [working title] (Lawrence Pratchett)
'E-Democracy initiatives in Council of Europe member states, Additional responses received since 20 September 2007 from Council of Europe member states to CAHDE's request for contributions',
CAHDE (2007) 8 Addendum (secretariat)
'E-democracy in the Netherlands'
'Regulations on e-democracy by Member States - collected returns' (chair)
'Regulations on e-democracy by international organisations - indicative lists of regulatory acts' (chair)
Working Documents, London February 2008
Texts with relevance to e-democracy adopted by the Council of Europe - CAHDE(2008) 1
Recommendations from the CAHDE Workshop on 'Comprehensive eParliament – of service to elected representatives and citizens' (Vienna, 12 December 2007) - of 080121
Forum for the Future of Democracy, Advisory Board, 8th meeting, 25 January 2008, report - FFD-AB (2008)2 E [abridged]
'EU and the Shared Environmental Information System (SEIS)', by Rudolf Legat
1st DEMONET SIG GovExecutives meeting 08 02 05, minutes
Rössler's Roadmap towards e-Democracy (by 08 01 29)
Kozeluh's Dimensions and approaches for the evaluation of e-democracy (by 08 02 18)
Krimmer/Kripp's set of generic e-democracy tools (by 08 02 18)
initial draft 'technical glossary' (by 08 02 22)
Legat et alii 's E-Environment Terminology
Karamagioli/Berntzen's additional thoughts on social, ethical and cultural aspects of e-democracy
additional regulatory texts from Member States - CAHDE(2008) 2
Working documents Strasbourg, May 2008:
Preliminary Draft Recommendation
A Roadmap Approach
A Set of Generic e-Democracy Tools
Checklist for Introduction
Framework for Reporting e-Democracy Initiatives
Dementions and Approaches for the Evaluation of e-Democracy
Technical Glossary
E-Democracy Initiatives in Council of Europe Member States, Additional Responses
Finnish Electronic Consultation
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FRANKTON — The Frankton Heritage Days Quilt Show and Woodworking Show will be held Friday, Sept. 20, from 2 to 8 p.m. and Saturday, Sept. 21, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the Heritage Days Building (across from the Christian Church Family Life Center).
Frankton Heritage Quilters invite the public to the show and to enter quilts.
Categories: miniature — to 120 inches; small machine-quilted, 121 to 200 inches; medium machine-quilted, 212 to 280 inches; large machine-quilted, 281 inches and over; hand-quilted (all sizes); appliqued quilts (any size); miscellaneous quilted items; and miscellaneous needlework.
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(1.) Used as manure (Luke 13:8); collected outside the city walls (Neh. 2:13). Of sacrifices, burned outside the camp (Ex. 29:14; Lev. 4:11; 8:17; Num. 19:5). To be "cast out as dung," a figurative expression (1 Kings 14:10; 2 Kings 9:37; Jer. 8:2; Ps. 18:42), meaning to be rejected as unprofitable. (2.) Used as fuel, a substitute for firewood, which was with difficulty procured in Syria, Arabia, and Egypt (Ezek. 4:12-15), where cows' and camels' dung is used to the present day for this purpose.


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[Manifesto] 101 Things To Do Before You Die
Thanks for all your amazing comments on the manifestos so far! I'm glad all of you are finding them useful. Many readers have been printing them out and displaying them on the walls in their room; some readers have set them as the wallpaper on their mobile phone. Perfect as an everyday reminder!
Today, I've for you the Bucket List Manifesto. It lists 101 sample things to do before you die, which you can hang on your wall as inspirational reminders. Spans 3 pages long:
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Read the full article: What's on Your Bucket List? 101 Things To Do Before You Die
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Climb the hand crack through an overhang located on the right facing dihedral about 30 Ft. left of the start of Where Lizards Dare. Follow the crack to an alcove. The crux is near the top where the crack thins out a bit and enters the alcove. This route can easily be combined with Snake to make a nice 80 Ft. climb.
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Ward vs Pavlik Postponed..., Ward suffers shoulder injury.
Ward vs Pavlik Postponed..., Ward suffers shoulder injury.
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Not many wanted to see this fight, but Ward needed a stay-busy fight, and Im sure he wouldn't have minded a nice payday. Maybe this was Pavlik's saving grace. I guess Ward just goes waaaay too hard in camp, because last time his fight was postponed, was because of a cut during sparring.
Hmm...does anybody see something cooking here in the meantime?
Where's Julio?
Does anybody see Chavez having a no-hoper bout at 68 in Feb or March, then possibly a Pavlik fight in the summer? What about a Ward/Chavez fight by the end of the year? Early 2014? Does Ward stay at 68 long enough?
I gotta find that Ward/Chavez thread that I opened (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)
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Good!! Not a fight I was real big on, in the first place. Pavlik was just a name and dollar figure, not a challenge.
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Scottish Greens and their independent allies are stepping up their calls for a move towards genuine diversity in the banking sector.
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As chairman of the Co-operative Bank, Paul Flowers shared responsibility for the decisions that led to a situation in which most of the bank is to be bought up by hedge funds. Last week, Paul Flowers was filmed buying cocaine. Bafflingly, many people seem to regard the second offence as worse than the first one.
As the debate continues about about whether and how credit unions and other community-based financial bodies can challenge big banking and immoral, high-interest charging pay-day lenders, the Just Festival in Edinburgh will be looking at moral and sustainable commerce.
Holy Trinity Brompton is expecting a protest today after inviting executives from the investment bank Goldman Sachs to speak at its "Leadership Conference".
The European Council has gven the green light to a financial transaction tax which will cover inter-bank trading in shares, bonds and derivatives.
The need to restructure the economy and redefine banking in terms of community and environment is being stressed at the Festival of Spirituality and Peace.
Crime has been falling overall, according to the police, but we are in the middle of a crime wave which affects thousands of people but does not get recorded in the crime statistics.
It is hard to see how mis-selling payment protection insurance, for example, is anything other than 'obtaining pecuniary advantage by deception'; banks are paying billions of pounds in compensation to millions of customers, but are not being prosecuted, because selling worthless insurance was apparently within the letter of the law.
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CATEGORIES MoviesThe five Oscar nominees for Best Documentary Feature this year show that the power of film can make a difference. One has changed policy at the Pentagon, another could change policy for Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories and yet another has blown up the career of a singer-songwriter nearly 40 years after his last album was released to little notice. The other two docs offer remarkably inspiring chronicles of positive activism.
Any of these films might be called important, necessary, compelling, astonishing and deserving of the Academy Award. However, while "Searching for Sugar Man" is the expectant frontrunner for the honor, it wouldn't be surprising if the Oscar went to "The Invisible War," "The Gatekeepers," "How to Survive a Plague" or "5 Broken Cameras."
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Perspective view of the Vance Seamounts, showing nested flat-topped calderas. Vertical exaggeration is 2x.
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Seamounts erupted near mid-ocean ridges
There are many linear chains of seamounts that originate near mid-ocean ridges and are somehow due to excess magmatic activity intermittently but profusely over extended periods at that same point of the ridge. They are especially common near fast spreading ridge segments, and seem to be preferentially located near bends or offsets in the ridge crest. The chains are often asymmetric, with many more seamounts located on one side of a ridge than on the other. The cones are often flat-topped with pronounced calderas.
A new family, genus, and species of enteropneust worm from the President Jackson Seamounts is reported on the eclectic topics page. Go to the MBARI mapping program for more maps and information about these seamounts.
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President Jackson Seamounts extend to the northwest from the Gorda Ridge
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GORDA RIDGE - The President Jackson Seamounts are a 65km long, linear volcanic chain west of the northern Gorda Ridge. Dredged basaltic lavas and hyaloclastites are normal mid-ocean-ridge basalts (MORB). The seamount lavas are similar in many ways to those erupted at the adjacent ridge but have some important geochemical differences: they have more primitive compositions, with higher MgO than the ridge lavas; they have lower TiO2 and FeO and higher CaO, Na2O, and Sr at comparable MgO than the ridge basalts; they contain phenocrysts ("conspicuous crystals") in equilibrium with the melt; and they lack the compositionally diverse glass inclusions and compositional zoning common in phenocrysts of most ridge basalt. The seamounts have multiple, nested calderas or pit craters, stepping downward toward the ridge axis, indicating formation in the active, near-ridge, extensional environment. The predominantly primitive nature of the lavas suggests that they pass through crustal magma chambers underlying the calderas very rapidly. The lack of evidence for magma mixing suggests that batches of magma are delivered to the seamounts episodically and either solidify or are drained into ridge-parallel faults before the next batch arrives.
In contrast, lavas from the ridge axis show evidence for magma mixing: they have more fractionated melts that show evidence for clinopyroxene fractionation. Despite a lack of seismic evidence for magma chambers under slow spreading centers, continuous melt zones must be present under the Gorda Ridge axis to give the ubiquitous imprint of magma mixing.
Reference: Davis, A.S. and D.A. Clague (2000) President Jackson Seamounts, northern Gorda Ridge: tectonomagmatic relationship between on- and off-axis volcanism, Journal of Geophysical Research, 105(B12): 27,939-27,956. [Abstract] [Article]
Geology from high resolution bathymetric data
NORTHEAST PACIFIC - High-resolution bathymetry and side-scan sonar data of the Vance, President Jackson and Taney near-ridge seamount chains in the northeast Pacific were collected with a hull-mounted 30 kHz sonar. The central volcanoes in each chain consist of truncated cone-shaped volcanoes with steep sides and nearly flat tops. Several areas are characterized by frequent small eruptions that result in disorganized volcanic regions with numerous small cones and volcanic ridges but no organized truncated conical structure. Several volcanoes are crosscut by ridge-parallel faults, showing that they formed within 30-40 km of the ridge axis where ridge-parallel faulting is still active. Magmas that built the volcanoes were probably transported through the crust along active ridge-parallel faults.
The volcanoes range in volume from 11 to 187 km3, and most have one or more multiple craters and calderas that modify their summits and flanks. The craters (<1km diameter) and calderas (>1km diameter) range from small pit-craters to large calderas over 8km across. Crosscutting relationships commonly show a sequence of calderas stepping toward the ridge axis. To form these calderas, the volcanoes must overlie crustal magma chambers at least as large as those under Kilauea and Mauna Loa Volcanoes in Hawaii, perhaps 4-5 km in diameter and ~1-3 km below the surface. The nearly flat tops of many of the volcanoes have remnants of centrally located summit shields, suggesting that their flat tops did not form from eruptions along circumferential ring faults but instead form by filling and overflowing of earlier large calderas. The lavas must retain their primitive character by residing in magma chambers for only short time periods prior to eruption. Stored magmas are withdrawn, probably as dikes intruded into the adjacent ocean crust along active ridge-parallel faults, triggering caldera collapse, or solidified before the next batch of magma is intruded into the volcano, probably 1000 to 10,000 years later.
The chains are oriented parallel to subaxial asthenospheric flow rather than absolute or relative plate motion vectors, and models yield rates of volcanic migration of 3.4, 3.3, and 5.9 cm/yr for the Vance, President Jackson, and Taney Seamounts, respectively. The modeled lifespans of the individual volcanoes in the three chains vary from 75 to 95 kyr. Magma supply rates differ from chain to chain, as expressed by the size of calderas, infilling of calderas, and formation of late cones on volcano summits and flanks.
Reference: Clague, D.A., J.R. Reynolds, and A.S. Davis (2000) Near-ridge seamount chains in the northeastern Pacific Ocean, Journal of Geophysical Research, 105(B7): 16,541-16,561. [Abstract] [Article]
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An Interior Ministry official said Savic entered Israel on a tourist visa and authorities were unaware of the drug case.
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Dani Alves has been pretty good for Barcelona today, and he causes some hilarious havoc in the Real Madrid back line when he scampers onto a pass and sends a floating cross to the back stick for Alexis Sanchez to
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The Iraqi government tries to give the impression that normality is returning. Iraqi journalists are told not to mention the continuing violence. When a bomb exploded in Karada district near my hotel killing 70 people the police beat and drove away television cameraman trying to take pictures of the devastation. Civilian casualties have fallen from 65 Iraqis killed daily from November 2006 to August 2007 to 26 daily in February. But the fall in the death rate is partly because ethnic cleansing has already done its grim work and in much of
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The war was too easy. Consciously or subconsciously Americans came to believe it did not matter what Iraqis said or did. They were expected to behave like Germans or Japanese in 1945, though most of Iraqis did not think of themselves as having been defeated. There was later to be much bitter dispute about who was responsible for the critical error of dissolving the Iraqi army. But at the time the Americans were in a mood of exaggerated imperial arrogance and did not care what Iraqis, in the army or out of it, were doing. "They simply thought we were wogs," says Ahmad Chalabi, the opposition leader, brutally. "We didn't matter."
In those first months after the fall of
There was a further misconception that grew up at this time. Most Iraqis were glad to be rid of Saddam Hussein. He had been a cruel and catastrophically incompetent leader who ruined his country. All Kurds and most Shia wanted him gone. But it did not follow that Iraqis of any description wanted to be occupied by a foreign power. Later President Bush and Tony Blair gave the impression that overthrowing the Baathist regime necessarily implied occupation, but it did not. "If we leave, there will be anarchy," friends in the occupation authority used to tell me in justification for the occupation. They stayed, but anarchy came anyway. In that first year of the occupation it was easy to tell which way the wind was blowing.
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Yes, it's a special day today. In just a few short hours we'll be witnessing yet another Apple special event (#347 in a series). This one will be even specialer than usual. Why? Because for the first time ever, you don't have to be there (or read one of the 9,726 "live blogs" regurgitating the event) to experience it.
Apple will be streaming this event live to the masses -- but only those masses who use Apple devices. Per the terse press release:
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And by "open standards," they mean open to everyone who owns an Apple device. (Though the folks at Techie-Buzz have a few ideas about how Windows/Linux types can get in on the streaming video action.)
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Apple is reinventing the mobile phone with its revolutionary iPhone and App Store, and has recently introduced its magical iPad which is defining the future of mobile media and computing devices.
They really do use the word "magical" to describe the iPad. Unbelievable. David Copperfield should sue.
Anyway, what's going to happen today? As usual, the blogosphere is full of semi-informed guesses. Here's my own half-askew take.
1. Nothing at all. Steve will sit on a zafu cushion and quietly hum while the crowd contemplates his utter Steveness. Then after 20 minutes of this they'll break for bagels. It will be a very zen moment.
2. New iPod Touches. Also, new iPod Nanos. Yes, they're even smaller. And ... I'm sorry, I dozed off there for a second. Were you saying something?
3. TV show rentals for only 99 cents apiece! Which is twice as nice as $1.99 rentals and three times more charming than $2.99 rentals, but ... for this I shaved my legs?


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VIDEO: 41st Annual Stanford Powwow
Original post made on May 15, 2012
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on May 15, 2012 at 3:44 pm
Would have been nice to have known about this BEFORE the event - my family would have loved to attend this. Must have missed it somehow.
on May 15, 2012 at 4:05 pm
No worries MissedIt!, the Pow Wow will be back next year. I'm still a bit surprised that Stanford continues the tradition, but it's a good surprised. Nice to see the Native culture getting some recognition.
When you do bring your family, don't forget to stay until they open the dance circle to everyone. It's truly something to see!
on May 16, 2012 at 10:07 am
It is isn't "Stanford the institution" that continues the "tradition" -- it is the Native American students themselves who organize and run this event.
on May 16, 2012 at 12:28 pm
OK, I stand corrected. Thought that Stanford might have something to do with it since they used to use that hideous Indian logo.
on May 16, 2012 at 2:58 pm
Thanks to pressure from the Native American students and greater community concerned about the "Indians" moniker, Stanford abandoned its ill-advised use of the name and mascot. It then over-reacted by implementing use of a color ("Cardinal" as in cardinal red) instead of any kind of other mascot name or figure. Go figure. Oh well, I guess there won't be any complaints about that from any corner of the world . . .
on May 17, 2012 at 8:31 pm
@local gurl: Stanford, the institution didn't pick cardinal, the students did. But only after their first choice, the "Robber Barons," was rejected by the institution. I think that moniker would have been a better fit, given Senator Stanford's history. By the way, Stanford does have a mascot -- the Tree.
on May 18, 2012 at 12:36 am
The Robber Barons would've been perfect! But what would be their mascot? A gold rick, a railroad tie, a chest of gold pieces?
I had some Native friends who helped organize the pow wow years ago. It was an impressive amount of work. Excellent singers & drummers.
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Planning and Zoning Board delays Moore's recommendation
Date: September 15, 2009
by: Kurt Schultheis | City Editor
The Longboat Key Planning and Zoning Board delayed a recommendation to the Town Commission on owner Alan Moore's request to change Moore's Stone Crab Restaurant & Marina, 800 Broadway, to a residential site.
Moore says he won't be able to renegotiate his business's double-digit interest-rate loans that are due in January if the planning board doesn't move his request along to the commission next month.
Also at its regular meeting, the planning board:
• A request by Ringling College of Art and Design to delay a site-plan application for the Longboat Key Center for the Arts. The issuance of a building permit will be extended to June 30, 2012.
• A site-plan amendment for The Longboat Key Club Moorings Marina, 2800 Harbourside Drive, to allow for the addition of 13 parking spaces.
• Suggestions put together by town staff that depict different types of welcome signs that can be placed at the island's north and south ends as part of a $500,000 grant awarded as a result of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. The planning board's suggestions will be forwarded to the Town Commission for review at its Thursday, Sept. 24 regular workshop.
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- It is hard for me to believe that Moore's request would be denied after an election demonstrated citizens of the island supported Moore's request. I guess the planning board is not interested in citizens' opinions about the key. Maybe we need to look at whose opinions should count.
- Oct
2 Florida's Children First 2014 Sarasota Reception
5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
- Oct
16 Pillar of Hope Open House
5:00 pm - 9:00 pm
- Oct
17 Taste of St. Armands
5:30 pm - 8:30 pm
- Oct
17 Night of Fish, Fun & Fright
6:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Goliath grouper lives up to name
Talk about a real big fish.
Mazel tov to Klauber and Mancini
The West Coast Florida Region of AJC (American Jewish Committee) will honor Michael Klauber and Phil Mancini, of Michael's On East, with its Civic Achievement Award in November.
Bob Havel celebrates 90 years with family members
Bob Havel recently celebrated his 90th birthday on Longboat Key with 24 members of his family.