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Mtn Dew Solar Flare joins Big Gulf fountain drinks. 7-Eleven Inc. and PepsiCo have announced the national launch of two complementary food and beverage product innovations for 7-Eleven customers this summer. The two companies are launching Doritos Loaded, a bold, new snack sensation, and Mtn Dew Solar Flare, the first-ever exclusive Mountain Dew flavor for
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CITGO, Six Flags Fuel Good With Summer Discounts
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Gulf-Branded Locations To Offer Frozen Yogurt
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Mercury Fuels Partners With VP Racing Fuels
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Wawa Celebrates Hoagie Day
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Smoker Friendly Acquires Havana Manor Cigar Shop and Club
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Ari Haseotes Named CEO of Cumberland Gulf Group
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Parker's Drive-Through Open For Business
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Murphy USA Opens E15/E85 Station
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Jiffy Mart Wins Business Breakthrough Award
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Rhodes 101 Introduces Mobile App
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Auditors OK Pilot Flying J Rebate Math
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My father is Elmer Vincent Ryan. He had a half brother name Robert Ryan. Their fathers name, I believe, is James. James first wife was named Pauline maiden name Vincent. His second wife was also named Pauline and we called her Grandma Polly.
My father Elmer Vincent died in 1963.
My mothers name was Alma Lucille, would like to find any relatives that may still be alive from Robert Ryan as I am the only child of my fathers. Alma Lucille had two daughter from a first marriage Beverly Mae (close to Roberts age)they use to go skating at the Shamrock Roller Rink in San Gabriel were Robert would enter couples skates and win.
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Headed South into Hungary, on the back roads, the rain has stopped, the roads are good and with very little traffic I've had a fun day. Bimbled along at around 60 mph just taking in the sites. Temperature in the high 20's so all good. Managed to get 390 miles out of a tank so I must be taking is slow!!
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... I swiped a parking bus, losing the side-view mirror in the process. Leaving me with 4 weeks of dodging the local authorities as we endeavour to complete our holiday without replacing it. Once arriving in Eger, our hotel proved a challenge to locate, tucked away in the cobblestone streets. Prioritising the days activities resulted in a walk to "The Valley of the Beautiful Women", which consists of a small valley filled with dozens of tiny wine cellars from Eger's ...
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... some interesting 3-D painted altars replacing ones that were burned in a fire. Next to it was the Town Hall and an old fashioned pharmacy. We had to go back to the car to plug the meter, then walked back through the other side of town towards the large Basilica. On several houses there were markers showing the height of the water during the 1878 flood- it would have been up to my nose! Across from the Basilica is a university that has a beautiful library- it was built by ...
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... when the spring was found. They were digging for oil in 1961 when they found a mineral water well that supplies 69 degree water for a massive spa complex and a second well was dug in 1986. It was really cool to see the salt formation, like a cascading wall of salt terraces- the water was so warm that it was steaming as the surrounding air was starting to cool down. We walked back to the hotel to rest up for tomorrow's trip into Eger just a few miles ...
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... As we cross borders we try to spend out all coins... Coffee, candy, cookies all work. Around noon we crossed into Slovakia. Still in the Tatra Mountains, the scenery was beautiful. One of the first villages we passed was a Roma (Gypsy) village. Thirteen per cent of Slovakia's population is Roma. Many are still quite nomadic or live in villages set up by the Communist regime. Assimilation has been difficult in Slovakia and Romania, more successful in other ...


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Composer, Sound Designer, Drummer
Dalton Harts is a composer, sound designer, and drummer based in Boston, MA. He is a recent graduate from the Electronic Production & Design program at Berklee College of Music, where he was awarded the KAO Infosystems Award in 2013. His projects are diverse and range from film score and music for various multimedia to post-production audio and sound design, as well as collaborations with various songwriters and musicians.
He was a member of the Berklee Interdisciplinary Art Institute, in which he authored several multimedia works including "Pedestrian Music," an ambience-based sound installation inside MIT's Building 7 Dome, as well as a 16-story interactive musical light installation for the ribbon cutting of Berklee's 160 Massachusetts Avenue tower in concert with fellow student Jason Lim and under the guidance of faculty member Neil Leonard
Harts is a frequent collaborator with CanvaSounds, a collective of contemporary classical composers founded at Berklee, and with them has premiered several electroacoustic and multi-channel pieces.
Since 2010, Harts has worked as a music instructor at Sociedad Latina, a community outreach organization in Mission Hill. Through leadership roles in the Youth Music Ambassador Program, community classes, as well as work in Boston Public Schools, Harts has won three awards for his work at Sociedad Latina, including the Berklee Urban Service Award, the Service to the Berklee Community Award, as well as the Mission Hill Youth Collaborative Supernova Award.
This is a song I produced and co-wrote with singers Audreal & Kevin. Melody and lyrics by Kevin Erskine. The visuals were programmed in Jitter.
Here are some excerpts from a score to an upcoming feature film, "Ice Cream" by filmmaker Saba Riazi, who's recent short, "The Wind is Blowing Down My Street" was named the Best Narrative Short Film at the 2011 LA Film Festival. This project was in collaboration with Boston-based Iranian composer Bahar Royaee.
Latest drumming work with alternative folk aficionados
The Western Den.
Pedestrian Music is a musical sound installation in the lobby of Building 7 on MIT's campus in Cambridge. The idea is that it uses custom software to isolate musical tones from the incoming room noise (footsteps, conversations, doors closing, etc.), creating a strange musical texture from the ambient sound of the space. Passersby can also get closer to the microphone to sing, clap, jingle their keys, or any strange sound into it for interesting effects, which are played back through four speakers placed in the corners of the space.
It is part of Resonating MIT in conjunction with MIT's ACT department and the Berklee Interdisciplinary Art Institute with fellow students Ni Cai and Longrui Peng.
All the sounds in this one were created by processing a recording of a friend saying "Just One Sample."
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After banning vendors near tourist traps like the Colosseum, Roman government officials are now fiercely regulating the number of street artists allowed to hawk their paintings to visiting sightseers. Permits will be handed out according to technical skill, to be judged by a panel of experts. [The Art Newspaper]
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Zachary Pinette, 18, of Springville, Maine, is one of three men arraigned on Thursday in the killing of 18-year-old Aaron Wilkinson. (JAMES A. KIMBLE PHOTO)
Their court appearance came hours after they were arrested Wednesday night for the June 21 killing.
The three suspects, who entered no plea in court Thursday, are facing the possibility of life in jail without parole if they are convicted by a jury.
The killing happened around 1:30 a.m. outside of Wilkinson's home at 36 Evans Road in Madbury, according to court documents.
Wilkinson was stabbed to death with all three weapons, prosecutors said.
Wilkinson's friend, Chris Cote, 19, of Dover, said he knew the three suspects and believes the murder came down to a matter of jealously over a girlfriend.
A probable cause hearing for the trio is set for July 14.
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twelve pound son ast All doing John Lang and children drot over to Hubbell last Friday and visit d a few days with the family of Preble and Shrpuf was present and witnessed the boys do up lie HubbellChedter aggregation at Miss Katie who has day aijd Female diseases If you want some mire anple cider see UFi He also has ap ples for all In Ladies and Gents and ChHdrens underwear we a large stock and iecided bargains at If you wish to purchase Canton we have them at from 5c to 18c Dannefers are selling piles of clothing and no wonder they sell every thing for prices never hearxd of Gentlemens irenuine Kangaroo shoe for Ladies hand turn for at Barnett What have you been for them Public There will be Van open Cuba Alliance at Silverthdrn schoo house on Saturday night Sept at m Everybody invited to at C H4 Boyd and Notice 1 I am now 6n tlie road repiesenting the Kansas nursery Kemernber that I warrant ail stock true to name and will replace any that may die It will you to see me before giving your The C R I P Ry will sell tickets at one fan for routed trip plus 50 cents for admission to Kansas State Fair to be held at Topeka Sept 11 to Tick ets to be sold Sept 10 to good re turning Sept Rate from Pubais with additional 50 cents fo ad mission to JACOB Party itpeoples party rally will be held a Sept 10 A tfull program has been Col president of the Ifationa jFarmers alliance and Jndustria Tin ion be present and address tb meetingai l3i m the first day Every and Frank Herrod will speak the second Sow is th for our citizens and alliance peo pie to hear Polk and Emery t The1 trains run just right fo all those to go that way Let all go that possibly The Owiba Bluep Take j From the The ball game ITtibbpll last Fri day between the Cuba club and the was an interest ing one notwithstanding fact that our boys were considerably ahead after third The Hubbell team played a fairly aud es pecially wastheir IMd work long rhtes found brawny iinn we found the bal of club vyiis ff the worst chronic klckers we ever displensure of The rest clubwere boys were at homp th starjt probably ample fime to the the exceptlbu of two bad pfays in the leUihg in two played an excellent Not a double play was by our The Holding was good every being with one excusable The features of the game the hardbatting of our boys and Frjs home runhit in Jthe third inning when the bases were full letting In Following are the names ofplayers their positions and score I PLisher Arbuthnot Slopanskey Kesl Frv McDonald P Lisher 0 1 1 3b cf r f 1 b If ss c P 0 2 Eiddle Gorden Johnson Leslie 21 0 0 0 0 1 14 at itubbell for several return ed home this Mrs Mary Shrouf and adopted fanir lies of her eon and Sbrouf and and numerous other friends Their home in Books The sheriff of Cloud county was in town lastThursday with Jim of in alleged to orokenina store at Jim was ddurned in Braceletsand seemed toen jpy theisTtuation aa muchas possible under the Houck reports a serious case from near A 13 year old son of Marley was kicked in the face by a horse terribly crushing the left upper jaw Some pieces of bone were The doctor says the little fellow is getting to and Samuel Phelps lastSatuaday Mother and child doing and Sam ie jubt recovering Being ab sent at the time and on entering the house after returning home and hew ing the wail of an infant was eq frights ened he and it was wiih difficulty friends persuaded him to He is gradually all right and with tender care will be all in a few While performing on the trapeze in the freight room of the RqciFTsland depot last Monday Clarence tbenight fall that will probably keep him laid up for several The trapeze swings about six foet from the floor the distance he striking oh his head knocking him Houck was imme diately sent for and in about two hours he began to return hut did not come to himself clearly until the next He was carried to the hotel and kindly cared His parents at Republic City were tele graphed and his Ingram arrived on the midnight We called atthe hotel the next morp ing and found him getting along as nicely as possible under the circum and if he will socn be able to be around The allianco has been the cause of higher prices for rye and oats wouU htive been had thny not organized exohatiges thrtMighivut bbft There aro manv other good the alliance has and have credit notice that are being fyrmed all over tha and a good move it is Siase wn tevehjulan exchange of this charac ter has been from cjne to five cents higher than it have been Too much cannot be said in praise of this of Eepublic gave us a pleasant call while in town this week in attendance upon his son We found hi into be a plea sant and agreeable airood conversationalist and well informed on the the political of our Ingram informed that the farmers of that vicinity deyJsiiig aieans to organize a shippers association at Beseemed impressed with the way the associa tion here ie being conducted and will recommend it to the farmers This is a vary wise The by this 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Laws & Policies
Firearms in National Parks
The law governing possession of firearms inside a national park changed on February 22, 2010.
Visitors may possess firearms within a national park unit provided they comply with federal, state, and local laws.
The role of the responsible gun owner is to know and obey the federal, state, and local laws appropriate to the park they are visiting.
Please remember that federal law prohibits firearms in certain park facilities and buildings. These places are marked with signs at public entrances.
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Listing of Special Regulations in Effect for Colonial National Historical Park
Authorized by Title 16, United States Code, Section 3, and Title 36, Code of Federal Regulations, Parts 1 through 7, the following regulations are established by the Park Superintendent for the proper management, protection, and public use of Colonial National Historical Park.
Superintendent's Compendium (8/2014)
Except in emergencies, no privately owned vessel shall be launched from land within Colonial National Historical Park and no privately owned vessel shall be landed on land within said park. (36 CFR 7.1[a])
Providing for active recreational uses of the park such as the launching and landing of vessels, to include canoes, kayaks and jet skis, has been determined not to be a compatible recreational use of the park, and is prohibited. There are more than a dozen public boat launching sites maintained by state and local recreational facilities in the vicinity of Colonial National Historical Park which provide access to both the James and York Rivers.
Fishing is permitted in the James and York Rivers along the Colonial Parkway, subject to licensing requirements in Virginia.
All fresh water impoundments and certain riverbank fishing areas within the park are closed to fishing and boating, to include the following areas: Wormley Pond, Jones Mill Pond, Bracken's Pond, all water areas within the perimeter of Jamestown Island, all river shoreline areas of Jamestown Island, Cove 2 and Cove 3 of the Yorktown Beach Picnic Area, fishing from any bridge or overpass in the park.
Bicycles are required to follow the same laws and regulations that apply to the safe operation of motor vehicles as required in both 36 CFR 4.30 (c) and Virginia State Law 46.2-800. In order to conform to Virginia State law 46.2-905, bicycles are prohibited from operating abreast of another bicycle on all roadways within the park. The tunnel on the Colonial Parkway under the Colonial Williamsburg Historic Area is closed to bicycles and pedestrians at all times. Bicycles are prohibited on the earthworks, in the Glasshouse area, and within the New Towne historic area at Jamestown. Bicycle riders must pay the park entrance fee before riding within the Yorktown Battlefield and Jamestown portions of the park.
Persons 14 years of age and younger shall wear a protective helmet that at least meets the Consumer Products Safety Commission standard whenever riding or being carried on a bicycle on any road within the park, as provided for in Virginia State Law 46.2-906.1 and ordinances in effect for local jurisdictions.
Alcoholic beverages
All areas of the park are closed to the consumption of alcoholic beverages, and/or the possession of a bottle, can or other receptacle containing an alcoholic beverage that is open, or has been opened, or whose seal has been broken or the contents of which have been partially removed.
Commercial Vehicles
Commercial vehicles are prohibited on all park roads, including the Colonial Parkway and tour roads at Historic Jamestowne and Yorktown Battlefield. Commercial vehicles are defined in the Code of Federal Regulations to include trucks, station wagons, pickups, passenger cars or other vehicles used in connection with any business. (36 CFR 5.6[a]).
Horses or other saddle pack animals may be ridden on road shoulders and cleared fields within Yorktown Battlefield only. Horses are not permitted on the north side of Route 238 and Ballard Street, east of the Colonial Parkway and Tobacco Road, on earthworks, redoubts, and siege lines, Surrender Field, the lawn area of the Yorktown Victory Monument, Yorktown National Cemetery, Colonial Parkway, or in any agricultural fields under production or lease. Parking for horse trailers is provided in a lot on Surrender Road. Horseback riders must pay the park entrance fee before riding.
Did You Know?
The purpose of the NPS "is to conserve the scenery and the natural and historic objects and the wild life therein and to provide for the enjoyment of the same in such manner and by such means as will leave them unimpaired for the enjoyment of future generations."


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So youth is wasted on the young?
Not in Remsen.
There, six female scholastic athletes are making the most of their high school experience. On Saturday, the young women will pull double sports duty for the second straight week.
Lizzy McGough, Maria Roberts, Emily Runninger, Emily DeVenezia, Ashley O'Connor and Erin O'Connor will run in the state cross-country meet Saturday morning in Pawling.
Following a post-meet meal, the athletes will return to Section III for a state regional soccer game in the evening.
"I don't think it will be a problem," McGough said. "I'll be able to sleep and I'll have more time to get in the mindset of soccer. I think it will be OK."
The Class D No. 2 Rams (18-1-0) play Section IV champion Milford at 5:30 p.m. in the second of two girls state regional matches at Chittenango High School. Milford (15-2-1) is sixth in the state.
Two-time defending Class C champion and state-ranked No. 1 Sauquoit Valley (18-1-0) meets Section IV Marathon at 3:30 p.m. Marathon (15-3-1) is ranked fifth.
'A different setting'
Sauquoit, like Remsen this year, made its state-level splash in 2009. The Indians won 22-straight games on the way to an appearance in the Class C finals.
"It's a different setting," Sauquoit Valley coach Tim Clive said. "We have many of the same faces. This year, we're more controlled. Even though last year our passing was good, we were on the run the whole time. This year, we hold back and possess the ball. We work everything we can."
Last Saturday, the six Remsen two-sport athletes were part of the school's first-ever Section III Class D championship cross-country squad at Vernon-Verona-Sherrill. Hours later, they were at Cortland State when the Rams girls soccer team won the Class D girls soccer title also a first at Remsen.
McGough, a senior defender on the soccer team, said the day after was "a little rough" for a while with fatigue and muscle tightness, but she recovered. Overall, the Remsen athletes handled the day very well, according to athletic director Dale Dening.
"You're always looking at the safety of athletes, but these girls are so well conditioned it's not going to be a problem," Dening said.
The trip from Pawling to Chittenango is approximately 3½ hours, Dening said.
'Excited to be there'
Sophomore forward O'Connor is Remsen's leading scorer. O'Connor, who notched her second straight game-winning goal in the sectional overtime win against Copenhagen, has 34 goals and 12 assists (80 points). Alexis Childers is the second-leading scorer with 26 goals and 10 assists (62 points). Childers, a senior forward, scored the game-tying goal late in the second half against Copenhagen.
Page 2 of 3 - Freshman Brittany Waterbury has 10 goals and eight assists (28 points) and senior Mallory Lennon has 9-11-29. Freshman goalkeeper Megan Will is part of a defense that averages less than one goal per game and has recorded 14 shutouts.
"They're excited to be there," Remsen coach Jim Wilder said. "We walked into Cortland and it was to get a job done."
Wilder, in his 18th season with the team, is a post-season rookie too. The sectional title was his first. Wilder won his 200th game early in the season and is 216-120-5.
"It was tremendous," Wilder said of the title. "The girls don't do it for me. It's for them. "
Sauquoit confidence high
Despite the graduation of three starters from 2009, on the field little has changed for Sauquoit. Indians coach Tim Clive and his players have as much confidence in the team as they did a year ago when the team made its first-ever state finals appearance.
"Don't give up your seat for states," Clive said.
Last year, the Indians had three 20-plus goal scorers in Amanda Orsino, Sierra Kiss and Elisa Marchione. Orsino, the All Mohawk Valley Player of the Year, moved on to play soccer at Salem College.
Kiss and Marchione have maintained their points production.
Marchione, a sophomore forward, leads the team in goals (27). Kiss is right behind her with 25 and the players are tied for the team points lead with 65. Kiss, a senior forward, has 15 assists. Marchione has 11.
Senior midfielder Meghan Gaffney, who was hobbled by a knee injury last season, has eight goals and a team-best 22 assists for 38 points. Freshman Kelly Brennan's chipped in with three goals and five assists.
"It's pretty much the same," senior defender Brianna Catrombone said. "We've all worked together over the years. Even if we lose people, we know we have people back and they can fill in."
'There's less pressure'
A difference this season from last was Sauquoit ended the regular season with a loss on its record. On Oct. 15 on a muddy field at Clinton the Indians dropped a 2-1 match to the Class B Warriors. Before that game, Sauquoit had given up four goals all season. It remains the only match in which Sauquoit has allowed more than one goal, and overall the Indians have given up just nine. The team has a streak of four-straight shutouts.
"The loss to Clinton was a reality check," Gaffney said.
Added Catrombone: "There's less pressure."
Success breeds fans. Over the last two seasons there are plenty of them dressed in school colors of red and black in the stands for girls games – regular season or playoffs.
Page 3 of 3 - "I'm nervous before every game," Gaffney said. "It's like the whole town sitting on your back. It's motivation. No way is it negative at all. We have so much support."


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Description: Something mysterious is happening in the Hundred Acre Wood. There are strange rumblings in the night, and the ground shakes and quakes. Pooh, Piglet, Tigger and Roo are told by Rabbit that it can only be one thing: Heffalumps. Whether or not Heffalumps are friends or foes remains to be seen.
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