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FOX 5 was with U.S. Marshals and other law enforcement agencies when they arrested a woman who was wanted for murder, and on the run for nearly 18 years. Investigators say Jessica Keil was arrested at her Dalton home on Thursday.
Authorities say Keil was living in Dalton under her real name, and even told her husband and children that her past could come back and haunt her.
According to investigators, Keil was a teenager when she became involved in the 1995 murder of another teen in southern Pennsylvania. They say she did not commit the murder, but she was there and helped clean up the blood, and moved the victim's body. She disappeared shortly after the murder.
Police say at the time she had been using the name Tonya Dice, and they thought that was her real name. They spent the better part of nearly 18 years searching for a Tonya Dice without success.
They say Keil moved to Georgia, and other parts of the country but kept coming back to Dalton, where she held several jobs and worked as a waitress. She eventually married and had three children.
"Based on all the information we have, it looks like she was just living a normal life," said U.S. Marshal Wayne Warren.
According to investigators, for some reason she had fingerprints taken and through those prints, authorities were able to identify and match the prints of Tonya Dice. That led them to Dalton, and to Keil.
Police say Keil was surprised when they knocked on her door, and told her children "this day might come and I'll have to go away."
Keil was taken into custody to the county jail. Authorities expect her to waive extradition and be taken back to Pennsylvania where she will face charges, including homicide and drug possession.
Investigators said that the victim's family was relieved to hear of the arrest.
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It did not compare at all to our RC 12 day cruise where food was great, entertainment was terrific, and the destinations were fab!
Was disappointed in the lack of nightly entertainment and the one night we went it was OK. The only other real night of entertainment, my husband said I don't want to go and you be disappointed so we stayed and watched a movie in our stateroom -- of course we fell asleep.
We were excited to get bump up to balcony but was not able to enjoy liked we hoped since the next door folks decided to smoke all the time and let their kids run wild. They also left on their balcony light all night so we couldn't lay in bed and watch the waves liked we hoped.
We went a couple times to the adult only area. Used the new furniture they loaded in Port Canaveral. One night we went to listen to music and my husband said lets go in 10 minutes. He hated sitting with others there to just get smashed.
We stayed on board at Port Canaveral since the tour we picked got canceled. Wasn't impressed with Atlantis tour at all - more sales pitch then viewing. Sad to see Freeport having issues due to economy.
Our stateroom attentive was great. Knew our names and made sure to greet us when we boarded and said hi anytime he say us - using our names. Our dinner room guys were attentive and fun -- also knew us by name.
We have had other great trips on Carnival but I think we will do more RC cruises in the future. Maybe our age or style but having two trips close together showed us what counted for your vacations and hard earned money.


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** Haven Hideaway, Large Yard, North Shore ** in South Haven
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community North Shore
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,100 - $ 1,250 / week
South Haven Condo deals
stays between: 9/15/14 & 11/21/14
deal expires in: 4 days
* September, October Deals *
September 15th until November 21, 2014, . $189 / night, $1100 / week . Large Yard, Firewood, Charcoal & Grill; . . . . . . . Color Tours
- $1,250 $1,100/week ($150 off)
- Bottle of Wine ($10)
deal# DGF2C3
stays between: 9/15/14 & 12/31/14
deal expires in: 6 days
* September, October Deals *
September 15th until November 21, 2014, . $189 / night, $1100 / week . Large Yard, Firewood, Charcoal & Grill; . . . . . . . Color Tours
- $1,250 $1,100/week ($150 off)
- Bottle of Wine ($10)
deal# DP8TJ9
vacation rental description
Reserve the Haven Hideaway condo now, 2nd year on the rental market. 2 Bedrooms & 2 full baths in Refurbished Historic Retreat on North Shore Drive. Beautiful resort in a park setting. Separate entrance to duplex story and a half building with deck and spacious yard. Haven Hideaway is located a short walk to First Street beach with Firewood on site. Large Outdoor Pool within Condominium Property (Open Memorial Day to Labor Day).
Sleeping Arrangements, On Main Level: BEDROOM: 2 twin beds, LIVING ROOM: Pull out full size futon. UPSTAIRS: 2nd BEDROOM: Queen bed, ALCOVE: Trundle bed (2 twin beds). All bedding and towels provided. No smoking and no pets, please.
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property availability
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Last modified on 08-31-2014 at 1:05 PM.
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condo rental amenities
Ready for your convenience: central air conditioning, washer and dryer, fully furnished kitchen, dishwasher, coffee maker, microwave, 2 TVs with Comcast cable, DVD player, some DVD movies, board games, blow dryer, iron and ironing board, the patio set seats 6. There is a Large Outdoor Pool on Condominium Property (Open Memorial Day to Labor Day). 2 supplied beach chairs.
Deck with charcoal grill. Firewood supplied too! We supply bathroom towels and a few beach towels. The kitchen is also stocked with dishes, silverware, cookware, and utensils. Everything from paper products to dish soap is also included.
activities and attractions in South Haven Michigan
1/2 mile to the First Street Beach. Haven Hideaway one and a half miles North of Downtown. Close to town, yet peaceful and serene. The Kal-Haven trail now connects Kalamazoo to downtown South Haven for bikes, hikes or cross-country skiing. Or just ease back by the pool on the grounds.
Enjoy all four seasons: Blueberry Picking in Aug, and for Winter an Outdoor Ice Rink downtown. Ice Breaker Feb, Car Festival Jun 7, Waterfront Film Fest Jun 12-15, Harborfest (Beer Garden, Bands) Jun 19-22, Cottage Walk Jun 29, Fireworks Jul 3 (Bangor Firewks Jl 5) & Parade Jul 4, Summer Art Fair Jul 5-6, Garden Club Walk Jul 12, Gus Macker 3on3 BBall Tourny Jul 26-27, Blueberry Festival Aug 7-10, and Women's Weekend Nov 7-9. Enjoy dinner at downtown Clementine's & Su Casa or across street at Sophie's Steakhouse. Enjoy browsing the unique shops of South Haven, golf, fishing and visiting local wineries. Or just relax with a good book.
We have brochures available at the Haven Hideaway of local area attractions and restaurants. Charter a boat for fishing or rent kayaks or bikes. The downtown has a salon and spa.
Things to do in the South Haven area
- Lake Michigan, Shore, Swimming, Sun Bathing, Paddle & Kite Boarding
- Bike Riding Trails
- Cross Country Skiing Trails
- Blueberry / Fruit Picking
- Michigan Maritime Museum, Friends of Good Will Tall Ship & Tour Ship
- Walk the boardwalk to the Lighthouse & Historical Markers
- South Haven Festivals
- South Haven Skateboard Park
- Michigan Movie House downtown (50 cent popcorn refills)
- Fenn Valley Vineyards & Wine Cellar, Wine Tasting
- Lake Michigan Dunes Park, 300 ft Dunes
- Van Burn State Park, 400 Acre Shore, X-Country Ski, Campsites
- Heritage Water Trail, Canoe/Kayak, (21 Mi on Black River to Bangor)
- Kal-Haven Trail Bike/Hike (35 mi to Kalamazoo)
- Van Buren Trail Bike/Hike (14 mi to Hartford)
- (coming soon!) Blue Star Trail Bike/Hike (20 mi to Saugatuck)
- HawksHead Links Golf, Restaurant, South Haven
- South Haven Golf Club
- Tabor Hill Winery & Restaurant
- Watch the sunset on the beach
- Go to Sherman's for ice cream (or DQ)
- Fall Color Tours * Pure Michigan Fall Color Peak Oct 24 - 30, '12, 90-95% color *
- Antique Hunting
- Bittersweet Ski Resort, Otsego
- Timber Ridge Ski Area, Gobles
- Saugatuck Brew Pub (20 min away)
- Dune Rides Saugatuck (25 min)
- Holland Tulip Time Festival, May (30 min)
- Muskegon to Milwaukee Ferry (1 hr - crossing 2 1/2 hr)
- Michigan Adventureland, Muskegon (1 hr)
vacation rental rates
May 16 -Sept 9 2014: rental at $1250 per week, $210/night and 3 night minimum stay.
Mar - May 15, 2014 and Sept 10 2014 - May 14, 2015: rental at $1100 per week, $189/night and 2 night minimum stay.
Primary renter must be 28 years of age. A 50% deposit is due within 10 days of reservation. The remaining 50% balance is due 30 days prior to arrival.
A $125 security deposit is required and will be returned with-in ten days after your departure. This will be garnished if damages and/or additional cleaning are needed beyond the ordinary.
Should a cancellation be necessary, we charge a $50 flat fee. If the cottage can be re-booked for the week, all funds will be returned less the $50 cancellation fee. If the cottage can not be re-booked, all funds paid will be forfeited less the security deposit.
A rental agreement will be emailed at time of reservation. Check in time 12 Noon and check-out time 12 Noon.
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in South Haven
- Lake Michigan
- Blueberries, Fruit Picking
- Wineries
- Charter a fishing trip
- Tall Ship
Top things to do on a budget
- Beach
- Pool
- Book
- Explore the Town
- 2 Bike Trails (35 + 14 mi), River 'Trail' (21 mi)
Top things to do with a family
- Beach
- Michigan Adventureland
- Movies
- Fireworks
- Sherman's Ice Cream
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Communication is the basis for all relationships and is the key to success in our personal, social, and professional lives. A Communication degree helps students further develop their knowledge and skills in a variety of areas within the discipline. Click here for career options utilizing a degree in Communication.
The Associate of Arts in Communication is designed so students may choose the emphasis area that best suits their needs and interests. All students working toward an Associate of Arts in Communication degree are required to take 9 credit hours of core courses in Communication: CO/M 1000 Introduction to Mass Media, CO/M 1040 Introduction to Human Communication, and CO/M 1010 Public Speaking OR CO/M 1030 Interpersonal Communication.
Students may choose to focus on one of three emphasis areas in the communication field:
Human Communication emphasis focuses on human communication theory and research, as well as applied skills in diverse communication settings and interactions, preparing students for any profession or career or for transfer to a four year institution. The Human Communication emphasis is relevant for those seeking careers or further education in administration, business, counseling, education, health services,leadership, the ministry, and government and social services, to note a few.
Offering crucial foundation courses in Journalism, the Journalism emphasis prepares students for a print media career or for further study in Journalism at a four year institution. A third choice is the Multimedia emphasis which offers students flexibility in their course of study with courses that give students a foundation for a career or for further study in print, video, radio, and /or web media, depending on the students' interests and needs.
Both the Journalism and Media Studies emphases are relevant for students seeking careers in such fields as advertising, news reporting and editing, marketing, public information, radio or television, sales, and media production, as well as many other areas of the media and performing arts.
All emphasis areas offer students opportunities for skill development in workshops, in cooperative learning courses, and in service learning experiences.
In addition to excellent classes, the Communication department offers a variety of activities for students and faculty:
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ASL 1200 - American Sign Language I (4L,4CR)
This course will provide beginning level knowledge of American Sign Language, fingerspelling, deafness, and deaf culture. Emphasis will be on developing receptive and expressive language skills within the parameters of sign language using the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Language 5C's to include: Communication, Culture, Connections, Comparisons and Community.
ASL 1220 - American Sign Language II (4L,4CR)
This course will provide intermediate level instruction in American Sign Language, fingerspelling, deafness, and deaf culture. Emphasis will be on developing receptive and expressive language skills within the parameters of sign language.
Prerequisites: Successful completion (C or better) of ASL 1200.
ASL 2200 - American Sign Language III (4L,4CR)
This course will provide advanced level instruction in American Sign Language, fingerspelling, deafness and deaf culture. Emphasis will be on developing receptive and expressive language skills within the parameters of sign language using the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Language 5 C's to include: Communication, Culture, Connections, Comparisons and Community. This course will continue developing American Sign Language. Advanced vocabulary and ASL grammar will be taught and reinforced through classroom presentations and activities, cultural models and visual media presentation. Discussions will focus on deafness, deaf history, current trends and related topics. The direct experience method (using ASL with no voice) will be used to enhance language acquisition.
Prerequisites: Successful completion (C or better) of ASL 1220.
ASL 2220 - American Sign Language IV (4L,4CR)
This course will continue advanced level instruction in American Sign Language, fingerspelling, deafness and deaf culture. Emphasis will be on receptive and expressive language skills within the parameters of sign language using the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Language 5 C's to include: Communication, Culture, Connections, Comparisons and Community. This course will continue developing American Sign Language. Advanced vocabulary and ASL grammar will be taught and reinforced through classroom presentations and activities, cultural models and visual media presentations. Discussions will focus on deafness, deaf history, current trends and related topics. The direct experience method (using ASL with no voice) will be used to enhance language acquisition.
Prerequisites: Successful completion (C or better) of ASL 2200 or equivalent coursework.
CO/M 1000 Introduction to Mass Media (3L,3CR)[E][CS]:
Explores the nature and function of the mass media in contemporary society. Begins by examining some major theoretical conceptions of the communication process, concentrating on how communication creates and sustains culture. Other topics include the effects of the media on media consumers, special characteristics of the various media, and public policy issues in regard to mass media.
CO/M 1010 Public Speaking (3L,3CR)[E][O]:
An introductory course in public speaking. The emphasis is on theory, speech development, and practice as the student is introduced to a variety of speaking situations from impromptu talks to platform speeches.
CO/M 1030 Interpersonal Communication (3L,3CR)[E]:
Focuses on face-to-face relationships in interpersonal communication settings. Self-concept, perception, language, nonverbal channels, listening, and emotions are presented as factors in dyadic relationships.
CO/M 1040 Introduction to Human Communication (3L,3CR)[E] [CS]:
An introduction to the nature and function of human symbolic communication in its various settings. The role of symbolic communication on the interpersonal level as a method of establishing and defining human relationships will be examined, as will the relationship of symbolic communication to the establishment and maintenance of larger behavioral, economic, and cultural processes and structures.
CO/M 1060 Forensics I (2LB,1CR):
For those students interested in competing in events sponsored by the National Community College Speech Association.
CO/M 1080 Talking With: (Subtitle) (1L,1CR) (Max. 3):
This course will focus on unique or specific communication situations, for which there are often special strategies or rules for effective communication. It may be repeated under different topics to a maximum of three credits.
CO/M 1200 Beginning Sign Language (4L,4CR):
This course will provide beginning level knowledge of American Sign Language, fingerspelling, deafness, and deaf culture. Emphasis will be on developing receptive and expressive language skills within the parameters of sign language. CO/M 1200 fulfills the General Education requirement for Communications. (Dual listing ASL 1200.)
CO/M 1220 Intermediate Sign Language (4L,4CR):
This course, a continuation of CO/M 1200, will provide intermediate level knowledge of American Sign Language, its vocabulary, grammar, fingerspelling, spatial concepts, deafness and current topics in deaf culture and literature. CO/M 1220 fulfills the General Education requirement for Communications. Prerequisite: CO/M 1200 or ASL 1200, or permission of the instructor. (Dual listing ASL 1220.)
CO/M 1505 Communication for Professional Success (1-3L,1-3CR):
A practical approach to improving communication in the workplace. This course presents principles and practices for business and professional employees in three areas: personal skills (Interpersonal Communication), group skills (Small Group Communication), and presentation skills (Public Speaking and Interviewing). The course may be taken for three credits as a whole, or individually for one credit each.
CO/M 2060 Forensics II (2LB,1CR) (Max. 2):
For those interested in competing in those events sponsored by Phi Rho Pi, the national community college speech association. Students will attend and participate in intercollegiate forensics as members of the forensics squad of Casper College. Prerequisite: permission of the instructor. Students may take this course only twice.
CO/M 2090 Introduction to Persuasion (3L,3CR)[E]:
Human communication as a change agent is studied along with relationships of attitudes to behavior with emphasis on behavioral research and contemporary theories. Prerequisite: CO/M 1040 or 1030.
CO/M 2100 Reporting and Newswriting I (2L,2LB,3CR)[E] [WB]:
Learning the meaning of news, beginning newswriting, development of news sources, selection and organization of information, variations in types of news, the developments and trends of journalistic forms, and social and legal responsibilities of the press. Practice in gathering and writing news. Preparation of articles for campus newspaper. Prerequisite: concurrent enrollment in ENGL 1010 and ability to type.
CO/M 2110 Nonverbal Communication (3L,3CR)[E]:
Students will have practical opportunities to study the influence of nonverbal factors in communication. Prerequisite: ENGL 1010.
CO/M 2120 Small Group Communication (3L,3CR)[E]:
Communication behavior in small group situations is explored; networks, dynamics, leadership roles, member functions, and decision-making behavior. Prerequisite: CO/M 1040 or 1030.
CO/M 2125 Family Communication (3L,3CR):
Designed to explore the role that communication plays in family functioning. Prerequisite: CO/M 1030.
CO/M 2130 Introduction to Film Studies (2L,2LB,3CR):
Introduction to film esthetics and critical approaches to studying and writing about film. Includes examination of photography, production, scripting, sound, composition as well as theoretical and social concerns.
CO/M 2135 Gender, Communication and Culture (3L,3CR):
This course provides both a theoretical and real-life view, for both genders, on how our communication in work, school, social and relationship settings help shape and design our gender constructs.
CO/M 2150 Argumentation (3L,3CR)[E]:
Principles of argumentation are presented with emphasis on reasoning, evidence, case construction, and effective presentation in bringing about belief and conviction. Application by participation in debates and discussions on various social and political questions. Prerequisite: CO/M 1010, ENGL 1010, or consent of the instructor.
CO/M 2170 Beginning Broadcast Writing (3L,3CR)[E]:
Techniques of writing, interviewing and delivering news stories for radio and television. Practice in gathering and producing broadcast news.
CO/M 2190 Basic Video Production (2L,2LB,3CR):
Basic camera operation, sound, lighting, scriptwriting, planning, budgeting, and editing introduce the fundamentals of corporate and educational single-camera video production. Students will work in a variety of crew positions to create private or institutional videotapes.
CO/M 2200 Broadcast Production (2L,2LB,3CR)[E]:
Introduction to the fundamental technical and production concepts in radio, television, and motion pictures. Actual experience with equipment and an understanding of its operation are emphasized. Prerequisite: CO/M 2190 or permission of the instructor.
CO/M 2260 Interviewing (3L,3CR)[E]:
Principles and methods of imparting information through interviewing in both private and public situations will be explained. Students will study and practice techniques employed in professional situations. Prerequisite: CO/M 1030 or 1040.
CO/M 2340 Editing and Production (3L,3CR):
Evaluation, selection and preparation of news copy for publication. Practice in copy reading, proof reading, headline writing, and page layout. Use of photography and advertising in page layout. Prerequisite: CO/M 2100.
CO/M 2355 Introduction to Media Photography (2L,2LB,3CR):
This course is designed for students to gain a general understanding of digital camera operation and the development of photojournalism and its role in a visually-oriented world. Students will used both film and digital cameras for their photographs and will learn how to manipulate them in Adobe Photoshop. Prerequisite: CO/M 2100, or permission the of instructor.
CO/M 2370 Independent Video Production (1-2CR) (Max. 2):
With approval of the instructor, the student designs and implements one or more independent or institutionally-related video projects. Prerequisite: CO/M 2230.
CO/M 2380 Cinema History (2L,2LB,3CR)[E]:
A study of the development of film from 1895 to the present in relation to historical forces shaping the film industry in the form of artistic movements, world history, popular taste, technology, economics, and politics. Weekly screening of historically significant films supplement readings, lectures, and discussions. Prerequisite: ENGL 1010.
CO/M 2390 Independent Publications (2LB,1CR) (Max. 3):
Students interested in work on the newspaper or the literary/art magazine will work in advertising, photography, records, circulation, editorial and or writing/editing. Prerequisite: permission of the instructor.
CO/M 2410 Multimedia Authoring I (2L,2LB,3CR):
An introduction to multimedia authoring. The basics of manipulating sound, text, images and video in the digital realm will be investigated and practiced. A variety of authoring tools will be introduced and each student will design and produce a desktop computer interactive multimedia project.
CO/M 2471 Communication Internship (1-3CR):
This course is designed for students wishing to gain work experience using communication skills. This is an unpaid internship. The student will complete 80 hours of work for 1 credit hour. The student will be evaluated by his/her supervisor at work as well as via several visits from the instructor.
CO/M 2472 Television Production Internship (1-3CR):
The student will be assigned to one or more television stations for experience in camera operation, switching, and field and studio production. The first eight weeks is a period of observing the total studio operation. The second eight weeks at the discretion of the instructor and studio supervisor, will be a continuation at the same studio or a relocation to another studio. Three to four student/instructor/supervisor conferences will be scheduled. This is an unpaid work experience. Prerequisite: CO/M 2200 and permission of the instructor.
CO/M 2473 Multimedia Production Internship (1-3CR):
The internship gives the student exposure to multimedia production work through first hand experience. Prerequisite: Student must be enrolled in the communication department and permission of the instructor.
CO/M 2474 Publications Practicum (1-3CR):
A review and evaluation of an approved internship experience with a mass communications medium of related agency or department. Students should gain actual experience in news gathering and production for professional medium. The first eight weeks is a period of observing the total news production operation. The second eight weeks, at the discretion of the instructor and media supervisor, will be a continuation at the same medium or a relocation to another medium. Three to four student/ instructor/supervisor conferences will be scheduled. This is an unpaid work experience. Prerequisite: CO/M 2100 or permission of the instructor.
CO/M 2475 Independent Study (1-3CR) (Max. 6):
An opportunity for students to develop projects in their particular area of interest within the communication discipline. Prerequisite: CO/M 1040, consent of instructor, and completion of at least six hours of 2000 level CO/M credits.
CO/M 2480 Cooperative Work Experience (1-3CR) (Max. 6):
Laboratory work consists of paid on-the-job training independently arranged and accompanied by academic instruction. Prerequisite: completion of or concurrent enrollment in CO/M 2100 and permission of the instructor.
CO/M 2482 Cooperative Work Experience: Walt Disney World (12LB,6CR):
This course is designed for students spending the semester at Walt Disney World in their internship program. Students will be expected to maintain a log of their work experiences and may be required to write a paper describing what they have learned about communication. Prerequisite: permission of the instructor.
CO/M 2483 Cooperative Work Experience: Organizational Culture (1CR):
Students who take the Disney College Program Practicum Course will be given one credit of this 2000-level communication elective towards their degree. Documentation of successful completion of the Disney Program will be required. (Pass/Fail only)
CO/M 2484 Communication for Disney Interns (1CR):
This course is available only to students who have been selected by the Disney Corporation to serve as interns in the Disney World Program and are concurrently enrolled in the Disney College Program Public Speaking course. Students will be given a brief introduction to the skills necessary for effective public speaking. This course is not equivalent to the on-campus Public Speaking (CO/M 1010) course. Prerequisite: selection for Disney World Internship and permission of the instructor. (Pass/Fail only)
CO/M 2490 Topics: (Subtitle) (1-3CR):
Independent study and research reserved for students who have successfully completed six hours of 2000 level communication courses. Topics must meet with the approval of the instructor and proceed under direct supervision.
CO/M 2495 Workshop: (Subtitle) (.5-3CR) (Max. 12):
Offered in response to needs and interests of students and members of the community. The topics vary but focus on developing an understanding and acquiring fundamental skills in producing mass media materials. Professionals from the mass media may be featured during the workshops. A student may repeat this course under different subtitles to a maximum of 12 credit hours.
Members of the Casper College Forensics Team compete in a variety of events sponsored by the American Forensics Association (AFA), Phi Rho Pi (PRP), and the National Parliamentary Debate Association (NPDA). Members of the team range from very experienced to those who have never competed in forensics. The team travels to approximately 4-5 tournaments per semester in the Rocky Mountain region (Montana, Wyoming, Colorado), culminating with competition at the Phi Rho Pi Community College National Tournament in April. The team also participates in competition at the International Forensics Association tournament. These tournaments have been held in locations such as Spain, the Czech Republic, Agentina, England, and Germany.
Students have the opportunity to compete in Limited Preparation events (Impromptu, Extemporaneous Speaking), Platform events (Persuasive Speaking, Informative Speaking, Communication Analysis, After Dinner Speaking), Interpretation events (Dramatic Interp, Prose Interp, Poetry Interp, Program Oral Interp, Dramatic Duo Interp), Lincoln-Douglas Debate, and Parliamentary Debate.
Team members are required to maintain a 2.5 GPA, with a minimum of 12 credit hours per semester, and enroll in CO/M 1060 for the first semester of participation (CO/M 2060 in the second year). For students interested in competing on the team, please contact Doug Hall, Director of Individual Events for scholarship applications and more information.
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Dive Deep Into The World of Herringbone
La Jolla, California
7837 Herschel Avenue – La Jolla, CA 92037
(858) 459-0221
Los Angeles, California
8440 Sunset Boulevard – West Hollywood, CA 90069(323) 848-6000
Lights flicker through fishnets, alluring beats fill the air, and the food in front of you is something truly special. Welcome to the world of Herringbone, where every detail from the "fish meats field" dishes, to the décor and music, is filled with a sense of whimsy and fun.
Following the success of its sister restaurant, Searsucker, Herringbone opened as one of the best seafood restaurants in town. Dishes like the "whole fish ceviche" showcase the fresh, "ocean to table," flavors Herringbone is known for.
Relax at Herringbone for dinner, brunch or lunch and enjoy an experience you might not ever want to surface from!


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Cumberland School of Law
Samford University
800 Lakeshore Dr.
Birmingham, AL 35229
A.B., magna cum laude, Princeton University, economics, 1975
M.S., with distinction, New York University, accounting, 1977
J.D., with distinction, Emory University School of Law, 1987. Robert W. Woodruff Fellow. Order of the Coif
Clerk, Judge James C. Hill, United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, 1987-1988
Practice experience: Associate, Sutherland, Asbill & Brennan, Atlanta, Ga., 1988-1991. Certified Public Accountant; former banking executive
Joined Cumberland faculty: 1991. Teaching and research interests: Commercial law, bankruptcy, consumer protection, real property, aging and the law
Professor Floyd welcomes questions about banking and commercial law, particularly negotiable instruments, other payment systems, letters of credit, bankruptcy, and secured transactions; consumer protection law, particularly financial transactions; and elder law.
1998 Chair, Association of American Law Schools Section on Aging and the Law.
2006-07 President, Southeastern Association of Law Schools (SEALS).
Member, National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, American Law Institute
For more information on international programs, go to http://cumberland.samford.edu/students/foreign-programs.
Cumberland School of Law, Samford University, 800 Lakeshore Drive Birmingham, AL 35229. 205.726.2400
© 2008-2014 Cumberland School of Law. All rights reserved.
Samford University is an Equal Opportunity Institution that complies with applicable law prohibiting discrimination in its educational and employment policies and does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, age, disability, veteran status, genetic information, or national or ethnic origin.


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Clear Communication with Safety Professionals During Contract Stage Can Reduce Safety Concerns on Construction Sites
September ASSE Professional Safety journal article highlights the need to include safety management in the earliest phases of construction contracts
Studies have shown that the inclusion of various safety requirements in construction contract documents have a positive impact on worker safety. Contract Issues and Construction Safety Management, a peer-reviewed feature in the September issue of Professional Safety the American Society of Safety Engineers' (ASSE) journal, reports on a survey of construction and safety professionals that identifies the most common contract issues related to safety management and the frequency and severity of contract issues relative to worker safety on construction sites.
"Often times safety professionals spend all of their time and energy on construction safety after the fact," explained the article's co-author, Brian Clarke, CSP. "If safety professionals can get involved in contract discussions up front, they can engineer out the safety problem before the project starts."
When a construction contract has too many ambiguities, its language can be subject to interpretation of what the parties agreed to during early negotiations. The most common contract aspects of contract disputes are cost, quality, schedule and safety.
Clarke and article co-authors Sathy Rajendran, Ph.D., M.S., CSP, LEED AP, CRIS and Michael Whelan, Ph.D., reveal that the survey of construction safety professionals and project managers located in the Pacific Northwest, showed that 4.8% of company contract disputes could be attributed to safety management issues.
Safety professionals employ several strategies recommended in the article to help eliminate contract issues. These include: compiling a checklist of safety issues to help contract managers and safety professionals remember to include appropriate items in the final contract, becoming involved with a client's marketing department early in the process to avoid commitment of unrealistic or unnecessary safety resource levels in attempt to win a project, having the owner clearly communicate safety expectations for the project for proper resource allocation, and active participation in the request for proposal (RFP) process as well as all pre-bid, pre-award, contract mobilization and craft orientation meetings.
"Bring on the safety professional early so we can go through the documents," Clarke added. "If a safety professional communicates clearly and honestly from the very beginning of a project's contract phase, the safety concerns will go down significantly."
For more than 50 years, ASSE's Professional Safety journal has been sharing the latest technical knowledge in SH&E—information that is constantly being developed through research and on-the-job experience. Each issue delivers practical guidance, techniques and solutions to help SH&E professionals identify hazards, protect people, prevent injuries, improve work environments and educate management that investing in safety is a sound business strategy. For more information please visit http://www.asse.org/professionalsafety.
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Officials with the city of Jasper recently decided to keep the facility on Birmingham Avenue open instead of partnering with the county on construction of a new shelter at the local landfill.
In a recent city work session, county attorney Eddie Jackson said the county would be giving up its half interest in the property.
Commissioner Keith Davis spoke up Monday after Jackson asked for a vote giving chairman Billy Luster permission to sign the deed. "I thought we had discussed in the last meeting or the meeting before not to convey ownership until our shelter was complete," Davis said.
Jackson said city officials had not been told in previous conversations that the transfer of the deed was contingent on the status of the new shelter.
He added that he has also drawn up paperwork stating that the county will continue to have use of the facility.
"That was the intention is that the shelter would be used jointly until our shelter is open. I don't know that they have insisted on a deed, but we told them repeatedly that we would give it to them," Jackson said.
Commissioners Bobby Nunnelley, Dan Wright and Steven Aderholt also expressed a desire to maintain the county's interest in the property for the time being.
"We're not trying to do anything in bad faith here. It's just a matter of we have a shelter that we've got to build, and I think it's in our best interest to maintain partial control of the property, especially since we actually run the facility that is there now," Aderholt said.
In other action:
• County engineer Mike Short said that the U.S. Corps of Engineers is not expected to approve the county's proposal to fix Frozen Hollow Road by relocating 200 feet of a nearby creek.
"The creek encroached on the fill of the roadway and caused a slide, so about half the road is gone. Under orders from 2008, the EPA has governance over any location that rainwater runs, so we're kind of between a rock and a hard place here. We've got to have their approval," Short said.
Once an official rejection letter is received, Short said the county could appeal to a higher ranking authority in the organization.
•The commission awarded the bid for the Drummond Camp Creek Portal project to Dunn Construction. Officials said the road improvements will primarily benefit miners employed at Shoal Creek Mine near the Tuscaloosa County line.
•Short said that the initial surveying has been completed for the Smith Chapel Bridge and Brown's Bridge projects.
"They're in what is called a hydraulics review now to determine the amount of water going through the creeks to see how high the lowest part of the bridge can be," Short said.
Short added that more surveying may be necessary, and construction could be expected to begin in 12 to 18 months.
•Tommy Davis of the Walker County Emergency Management Agency said four weather sirens from the recent inactive list have been repaired and seven others will be in working order once the necessary parts arrive.
Bids are expected to be opened this week for sirens that must be replaced on Burrows Crossing Road and in the Dilworth community as well as seven other sirens that are not on public property.
•The commission passed resolutions for general tax levy.
•Luster announced that the county's legislative reapportionment project was recently completed by officials from Alabama State University.
Luster said the cost to the county was $500, approximately $21,000 less than a proposal that had been received from a private company.


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Southwestern/Springfield Box Score
San Antonio, Texas - October 18, 2013 - The Springfield College women's volleyball team opened up its trip to Texas at the Trinity Fall Classic with a three-game sweep of Webster before Southwestern rallied for a 3-2 win over the Pride in the nightcap.
The split brings the Pride's record to 18-3 on the season.
In a 25-16 25-17, 25-17 sweep of Webster, Lauren Holt (Granby, Conn.) registered a match-best 13 kills at a .478 clip, while Tessa Smolinski (Hebron, Conn.) posted 11 kills and six digs. Whitney Miller (Cuba, N.Y.) collected 32 assists and 10 digs to lead the Pride to victory and Kelsey McGayhey (Shelter Island, N.Y.) notched eight kills.
On the defensive end, Daniella Crismani (San Francisco, Calif.) was credited with 10 digs and Amanda Palladino (Cheshire, Conn.) tallied three blocks.
Against Southwestern, the Pride cruised to 25-19, 25-20 wins in the first two sets before the Pirates stormed back to win the match with 25-19, 25-23, 15-8 wins in the final three sets.
Holt was once again strong in the middle for the Pride, totaling 16 kills on a .400 hitting percentage to go along with five blocks. Smolinski added 19 digs and 16 kills, and Miller had 43 helpers. Crismani notched 18 digs, eight kills, and three blocks, and McGayhey chipped in 10 kills of her own.
Springfield will wrap up its play in Texas on Saturday when it clashes with a pair of nationally-ranked teams in Eastern and Trinity.


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Updated Nov 27, 2012 - 5:56 pm
Arizona State was denied right to wear black uniforms against Arizona
The Arizona State Sun Devils had hoped to wear their black uniforms against rival Arizona, who donned all red last Friday for the Duel in the Desert.
When ASU heard Arizona's uniform choice, the Sun Devils decided they, too, wanted to wear the uniforms they felt would leave a lasting impression on audiences across the country.
"[Arizona] decided to wear all red and it's a national TV game and ESPN is showing it nationwide," ASU athletic director Steve Patterson told Arizona Sports 620's Doug & Wolf Tuesday. "So, we thought what's our best looking uniforms? The black ones."
But the Devils' request was flat out denied.
"We called down there to ask permission because the home team gets the right to approve it or not to approve it," Patterson said. "It wasn't like we called down and asked to wear maroon while they are wearing red and we got turned down."
Apparently, according to Patterson, the decision made Pac-12 history.
"According to the folks at the conference, they've never, ever heard of that happening before," Patterson said.
The Devils got the last laugh, however, when they beat the Wildcats on their home turf to recapture the coveted Territorial Cup.
- Arizona State moves up multiple spots in the AP and Coaches' Poll
- Sun Devils preparing for Lobos' triple option
- Former ASU running back Marion Grice released by San Diego Chargers
- Pac Mentality Week 1: Is Cal headed back to relevancy?
- Carl Bradford, Marquis Flowers highlight list of local products who made NFL rosters
- Jeff Van Raaphorst, Sun Devil Football Color Analyst - Friday August 29Doug and Wolf talk to Sun Devil football color analyst Jeff Van Raaphorst.
- Doug Haller, AZCentral Sports - Thursday August 28Doug Haller predicts the Sun Devil offense won't play much after halftime of tonight's game.
- Bickley Blast - Thursday August 28Which Valley football team will win more games this season, the Cardinals or the Sun Devils?
- Larry Scott - Pac-12 commissioner - Wednesday August 27Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott believes the Pac-12 will continue to rise and get stronger.
- Ray Anderson - ASU athletic director - Wednesday August 27ASU Athletic Director Ray Anderson prepares for his first ASU football season.


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Plus, the mainframe's strongest assets -- reliability, availability, manageability, and security -- are the very characteristics that companies are most concerned about as they consider rolling out major business applications in the cloud, she says.
The sticking point: provisioning
But that lack of support for self-provisioning is glaring. "The mainframe is very well controlled in most organizations, often to the point where it's locked in a room and people can't access it," says Julie Craig, an analyst at Enterprise Management Associates. "[Mainframe vendors] are going to have to do some developing to allow the self-service features of the cloud."
Reed Mullen, IBM's System z cloud computing leader, says that the lack of self-provisioning is cultural, not technological. Companies could enable self-provisioning in mainframes either by using IBM's Tivoli Service Automation Manager or through custom development, he says.
Cloud Nirvana
The five characteristics of a private cloud:
- Scalable: High levels of utilization (e.g., through virtualization), with large, mature data centers
- Accessible: Users can provision resources on their own
- Elastic: Appearance of infinite capacity on demand
- Shared: Workloads are multiplexed; capacity is pooled
- Metered consumption: Ability to pay for use with no commitment
Source: Corporate Executive Board's Infrastructure Executive Council, Arlington, Va.
And yet Mullen acknowledges that such implementations would still depend on the IT department -- users wouldn't have full self-service autonomy. Specifically, mainframe systems with self-provisioning options would require a user to submit a request by email, and IT would have to approve the request before the resources were provisioned, Mullen explains. This reflects the "old habits" of the mainframe world, he says. But he also notes that any kind of cloud implementation, including those on distributed systems, would include an approval process.
"I know the perception is that the user doesn't have to bother anybody in IT -- that I just have to point and click to get my service," Mullen says. But in every cloud scenario, he adds, there's some kind of approval process -- a way to prioritize the requests -- even though that process may not "require human eyes."
As for the licensing costs, Mullen says that IBM's current generation, System z, has a little-used "on-off" feature, whereby mainframe administrators can turn a processor core on for a limited time, paying short-term day rates for IBM software rather than buying an expensive annual license based on the number of processor cores. "We are looking at taking advantage of this infrastructure to make it even more suitable for a cloud environment where there is a lot of unpredictable usage," says Mullen.
But it's hard to find an organization that's using a mainframe in a self-provisioned cloud computing system. Some analysts say the talk of the mainframe as cloud is just hype. The technology may indeed exist, but the question is whether companies are actually using it, says Bill Claybrook, president of New River Marketing Research in Concord, Mass. "If they are not automating things, if they don't have a self-service portal, then it's not a cloud architecture; it's just a virtualized environment," he says.
One reason why it's hard to find a self-provisioned mainframe-based cloud may be because we're still in the early days of cloud computing. "There is incongruity between what's out there in cloud today and what these big mainframes do," says Phil Murphy, an analyst at Forrester Research.


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Tallahassee, Fla. - Shannon Murphy (Brighton, Mich) scored a team-high 11 points as the FGCU women's basketball team fell to the Florida A&M Lady Rattlers at Gaither Gym, by the final score of 71-52.
The Eagles fall to 3-5 overall, while the Lady Rattlers improve to 9-1.
For the game, the Eagles shot only 33.3 percent, connecting on 16-of-48 attempts from the field. Murphy (Brighton, Mich.) registered two rebounds, two assists, one steal and one block, to go along with her team-high 11 points. Delia De La Torre (Las Cruces, N.M.) finished with 10 points and dished out five assists in 33 minutes of action.
Joslyne Jackson and Stephanie Foster led FAMU with 27 points and 17 points, respectively. Jackson shot 11-of-20 (55 percent) from the field and added four rebounds and four assists, while Foster shot 8-of-9 (88.9 percent) from the floor. For the game, the Lady Rattlers collectively shot 49.2 percent (30-of-61) from the field, including 37.5 percent (3-of-8) from long-distance.
FAMU came out firing, as they began the game on a 10-2 run and forced FGCU to call a timeout at the 17:25 mark. Coming out of the timeout, the Lady Rattlers continued their dominance and went on to outscore the Eagles 19-8 thru the first 8:34 of the first half. The Eagles struggled offensively and FAMU took advantage of 11 FGCU first half turnovers and went into the locker room at halftime with a 42-23 lead.
The Eagles shot only 30 percent (6-of-20) from the field, while FAMU shot 19-of 35 (54.3 percent) from the field and 3-of-7 (42.9 percent) from three-point range in the first half.
In the second half, the Eagles looked like a totally different team. FGCU forced FAMU into nine second half turnovers and eventually cut the Lady Rattlers down to eight with 5:58 remaining in the game. The Lady Rattlers finished off the game with a 14-3 run and won by the final score.


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Norton, Mass. - September 11, 2012 - The Springfield College women's volleyball team began its title defense by sweeping Wheaton College in both squads New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) opener on Tuesday evening. The Pride took the match, 25-8, 25-19, 25-17.
Playing the Lyons for the second time in five days, the win boosts the Pride's record to 7-2. The Lyons dropped to 3-6.
For the visiting Pride, senior Mary Consol turned in 11 kills at a .550 clip to lead the way. Sophomore Molly Giannattasio distributed 16 assists to go along with four blocks, four digs, three aces, and three kills. Amy Entel and freshman Kerry Purcell added 11 and 10 digs, respectively. As a team, Springfield racked up 13 service aces at hit .264 for the match.
Wheaton freshman Casey Hess led the attack with five kills, while senior Rachel Vergara and first-year player Arieanne Creighton added four kills each. In addition, freshman Jackie Kochiss recorded 14 assists and eight digs.
Wheaton trailed Springfield by a 9-4 count in the opening set before the visitors went on a 14-2 run to put the contest out of reach. A Consol kill and a Giannattasio service ace, one of three for her, gave the Pride a quick 1-0 edge.
The hosts battled back in the second set, tying Springfield seven times, including at 13-all. The Lyons then hung around and were down 20-18 on a kill from freshman Elise Waelder. However, the Pride used a 5-1 run to close things out.
Wheaton held a 5-4 lead in the third and final set before Springfield answered with a 5-0 spurt for a lead it wouldn't relinquish. The Lyons crept back to within one at 10-9, but the Pride responded with six straight points and led by at least six the rest of the way. Consol and Purcell were huge in the run, as Consol notched two kills and Purcell added two blocks.
Springfield will now prep for a rematch of last year's NEWMAC Tournament Championship match when it travels to square off against Wellesley on Saturday. First serve is 1:00 pm.


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---- — Plans for building a new West Parish Elementary school as a $30 million, three-story "L"-shaped structure will roll forward into a detailed planning stage after a unanimous approval vote from the state board that will help fund the project.
The preferred schematic design for the West Parish School, which passed almost without questioning or discussion at Wednesday's Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) meeting in Boston, came on the heels of the same state board moving forward with what one board member said would be the "most expensive school ever built in Massachusetts by a long shot," a potential $300 million Boston middle/high school.
The next step for the Gloucester project is for the MSBA to work in collaboration with the district to produce detailed designs for the potential school project.
State Treasurer Steven Grossman, who sits on the board, commended the so-far successful work and planning to replace West Parish.
"Listening to the needs of a community and developing projects accordingly are priorities at the MSBA, and the West Parish Elementary School project is a case study in that sentiment," said Grossman. "Thanks to our collaborative work with local officials, we are working to build a safe and modern educational facility that will provide students with a top-notch learning environment."
In support of Gloucester's project, Superintendent Richard Safier, School Committee President Jonathan Pope and School Committee member Kathy Clancy attended the meeting, with Mayor Carolyn Kirk and State Sen. Bruce Tarr speaking on behalf of the West Parish project.
"This is my alma mater we're talking about," Tarr said. "And even though I love the building and its configuration, I love the community more and know it's time for change."
At prior meetings with the Massachusetts School Building Authority, the state board inquired about topics ranging from accessibility and drop-off points at the school to the possibilities of "science exploration" inside and outside of the new building.
The city's next step includes calculating exact figures and setting dates for City Council meetings at which the project will be considered, and preparing a design and construction schedule for presentation to the MSBA, which will reimburse 48.7 percent of the cost of the three-story, 18-classroom school.
The information gathered in the now-begun schematic design process will help the state board decide on a final budget for the school building project.
Though the school will still house grades kindergarten through fifth, the square footage will expand from 41,420 to 65,469 with the new building. The cost for just the building is estimated at just over $30 million, with that number not including the cost of relocating students in another building for two years.
The city, meanwhile, has embarked on a 20-year capital plan to examine and repair the remaining four elementary schools.
"This is the beginning of a process for us," Tarr said. "But a process has to start somewhere, and we could spend a long time figuring where to start, but, thankfully, we've agreed this is where it needs to start."
Kirk stressed that despite the project having begun and found approval from three city councils, three school committees, two superintendents, an interim superintendent and one mayor, the show must march onward.
"Our challenge on a local level is to bring generations along, to remind them that the school they attended 50 years ago is not the same school today, and the educational program is not the same today," Kirk said.
She told the board the easiest part of the three-year process has been working with the board.
Then, she added, "we built the support on a local level — that was the hardest part."
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How is severely underfunding education at all levels a boon to development?
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Katie is a 1998 graduate of Zionsville Community High School and a 2002 graduate of Ball State University. Katie further attended and graduated from Harrison College in 2009 with a nursing degree. She is employed as a registered nurse at St. Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis, and is a co-owner of KAS Events.
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A Chinese food delivery driver was shot and robbed and just minutes later police had the two men responsible in custody. Andryly Brito and Shaquille Liggins are facing robbery charges. The victim is still in the hospital.
The incident happened just before 10 o'clock Tuesday night on Newkirk Drive not far from Southside Plaza. Police say they were already pursuing the suspects before the victim even had the chance to call 911.
For Richmond Police, being in the right place at the right time was no coincidence in this case. After a spike in street robberies in the Woodhaven and Southwood neighborhoods, undercover detectives were looking for Andryly Brito. An officer spotted him with another suspect, Shaquille Liggins, Tuesday night.
"He noticed them run into the back of this vacant property right here," described Lt. Ronnie Armstead. "As he circled around the block, he then noticed a food delivery driver pull up in front of the address."
The officer knew that shouldn't be the case because no one lives there.
"Why would a food delivery person be delivering to a vacant home," Armstead asked.
In seconds, the street crimes unit was alerted.
"As he was coming back around he heard something that sounded like a gunshot but he wasn't quite sure," Armstead added. "Then, he saw the suspects running from this residence back to their vehicle."
According to police, the delivery driver suffered what they believe is a graze wound from a bullet to the head. He fled back to the Chinese restaurant before calling 911, unaware RPD was already on scene.
After a brief pursuit, Brito and Liggins were in cuffs.
Police say they're lucky; this could have become a homicide investigation.
With these arrests, they're putting any other criminals on notice.
"The Richmond Police Department is very dedicated in working very long hours and we will catch them," Det. Patrick Brady warned.
Detectives say they'll likely charge the two suspects with malicious wounding and another count of robbery. They are investigating if the two men are also responsible for a similar incident at the same house on January 13th.
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Even though our 1986 discussion of duplicate houses came to an end, we stayed on the general topic of Cooperstown houses when we wrote:
"Although we have discovered no "new" duplicated homes in the village during the past week, we have encountered an interesting fact. At the turn of this century it was possible to purchase a house from the then Sears, Roebuck and Company. One selected one's dream house chosen from many different building plans, placed an order, and waited for the various sections of the house to begin arriving at the designated site. Since these Sears houses were so popular, it is not out of the question to suppose that Cooperstown might sport at least one such house. Indeed, rumor has it that 30 Fair Street, located on the west side of Fair Street between Main and Lake is such a house! There are some residents who remember when sections of 30 Fair Street came to the village via train and were thence conveyed to the site and assembled. Everyone, however, is not in agreement on this. Some maintain that 30 Fair Street could not possibly be a Sears house."
To this topic we got the following response: "Cooperstonian Steve Walker called to discuss with us 30 Fair Street as a Sears home. Steve, who lived at said address for a number of years, feels that many of the architectural features of the house, such as the sunken living room, the marble thresholds, the intricate moldings, and the tiled roof, would seem to indicate that the house was really not of the mail order variety. We know that several people have consulted the book, Houses by Mail, which depicts the wide variety of house plans available from Sears. Evidently, Sears homes were at one time popular and fairly well built. The debate over 30 Fair Street continues.


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The Craftsman Self Propelled Mower 22 in has Honda's Lightest and Quietest Engine
Delivering considerable power, the Craftsman 160cc* Self Propelled Lawn Mower Front Drive delivers exceptional cutting power. The 22 in. high-performance deck offers excellent bagging, mulching or discharging. A front-drive, single-speed propelled drive system lets the mower do all the hard work, so you don't have to. High, 12 inch rear wheels and deliver exceptional maneuverability. All-steel blade with nine cutting positions and a precision-cut deck with four individual adjustment types offer versatile, no-hassle cutting on rough, uneven ground.
The Craftsman Self Propelled Mower 22 in comes with everything you need to work fast and efficiently. Fully assembled, it boasts a comfortable, adjustable metal folding handle for convenient operation and storage. A Dust-Blocker Grass Bag helps keep dirt away from you when mowing. Durable Poly rims with rear-wheel bearings deliver super-smooth rolling.
- The Craftsman 160cc Self Propelled Lawn Mower Front Drive includes a two-year warranty to protect your investment
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Setup is very easy. The engine is fairly quiet. I bought this mower particularly for the Honda engine and good price. The cut is even and the bagger is simple to use. Front wheel drive is set at a good pace and the mower maneuvers well. The handle could be designed a bit more ergonomically comfortable. Very good value at about $300
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I've had this mower for three years. When I bought my house, I was excited about Husqvarna, but after its engine stopping on the third use and the free replacement Sears gave me stopped on its second use, I switched brands to this one. I have not had a single problem out of this mower. The Honda engine starts first pull every time, the drive function is fairly decent (I don't use it much, but my wife liked it the couple of times she mowed), and all the maintenance I've had to do has been simple and easy to access. I mow a 1/2 acre lot with this, and it works like a dream.
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Have only used the new mower 2 times but it really works great. Love the feature that allows you to hook your garden hose to the deck to wash the debris from under it.
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starts on the first pull and it mows right thru tall grass, I like it and recomend it
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Starts right up on first pull, easy maintenance with easy access to oil, filter, spark plug, and blade
Hastings, NE
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This is the hardest starting mower I've ever bought, owned it for 29 days, mowed 4 times with it and took it back .If it was on concrete it would start on the 3rd or 4th pull but if you were in the middle of the yard and emptied the bag it takes 6-7 very hard pulls to start, The engine purred once started and had good power for tall stuff but the fact that you had to work so hard to start it makes it almost useless, the "automatic" choke system is joke.
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An alarm sounded at 2200 Kock Drive. There was a grease fire in one of the apartments, and the automatic sprinkler system extinguished the fire before crews were on scene.
Two occupants from the apartment were treated for burns to their hands. There was only water damage to the apartment and the hallway.
The Bismarck Fire Department would like to remind the public that the best way to control a grease fire is to leave the pan on the stove, and cover it with a lid which will smother the fire and turn the burner off. A dry chemical fire extinguisher will also extinguish a grease fire.
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