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Day 9 - Driving from Villa Rica to Greenwood, Miss
... to figure out how to deal with that before we get to the desert! We crossed into Mississippi. There's hardly any traffic along hwy 82, just straight flat highway. We pulled into Greenwood, Mississippi around 3:30 local time and relaxed for awhile, then out to dinner. We picked up a few groceries for tomorrow and then called it a day.
We made good time today and have more driving tomorrow.
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... from Hawaii, fellow "Free Spirit" alumnus and the only son of Mississippi to be qualified as the captain of the famous Hawaiian Voyaging Canoe, Hokulea. So, in honor of Mike (and because we were tired), we stopped and found a really nice municipal park with campground next to the town's reservoir. Thanks, Mike, if it weren't for your tales of Grenada, we would not have stopped and found a lovely ...
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We are on our way to Destin to take more of our"stuff" and get everything arranged on the boat. Putting in the new ice maker and freezer this week. Finding cubby wholes for all this stuff will not be easy. We are taking our clothes on this trip and getting that all settled in. Our granddaughter ...
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We are still getting ready and planning the trip. We live in Mississippi but have a boat in Destin, FL. Will be spending about 6 or 7 weeks on the boat going to the Exumas Planning to cross the Gulf Stream mid to late April and looking for others doing the same. Still lots to get done. We figure that we need an ice maker and freezer on board ...

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Estes Valley Land Trust Earns Continued National Recognition
A celebration is underway at Estes Valley Land Trust (EVLT)! Your local land trust was recently awarded renewed land trust accreditation from the Land Trust Accreditation Commission, an independent program of the Land Trust Alliance. The official announcement was received on February 26th. "This achievement demonstrates EVLT's commitment to permanent land conservation and the rigorous accreditation renewal ...Read more ›


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Kenya Kirkland
May 8, 2012
WASHINGTON - Georgetown University Head Women's Basketball Coach Keith Brown made his first hire on Tuesday promoting Kenya Kirkland to assistant coach. Kirkland played for Georgetown from 2006-10 and most recently served as the assistant operations manager while working on her master's in social and public policy. Kirkland will work primarily with the guards and on the defense as well spending time recruiting.
"I'm truly excited about Kenya joining the staff, she adds so much to the program and understands the Georgetown way after playing here for four years and working as a graduate assistant for two," said Brown. "She has already taken on so many responsibilities, and will focus on the defense because she understands the complexities of what we run. She will help our continuity as a top 25 program."
Kirkland joined the staff in 2010 after a four-year career on the Hilltop where she was a team captain as a senior and appeared in 109 games with 17 starts to her credit.
In her role as assistant operations manager, she assisted all four coaches in the office and in practice, working primarily on defensive schemes.
In Kirkland's four playing seasons, the Hoyas steadily improved earning a pair of postseason berths including a trip to the WNIT and another to the NCAA Tournament.
Her junior year, Georgetown went to the WNIT and posted an impressive run to the quarterfinals. As a senior, Georgetown broke out onto the national scene posting a 16-game win streak, national rankings and a trip to the NCAA Tournament where the squad fell in the second round to Final Four-participant Baylor.
Kirkland graduated in 2010 with a bachelor's degree in psychology. She was a member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) and participated in both the Leadership Academy and Grassroot Hoyas.
Kirkland is currently attending Georgetown's School of Continuing Studies working toward a master's in social and public policy.
A native of Brooklyn, N.Y., Kirkland currently resides in Northwest Washington, D.C.
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NO.SMITHFIELD- Richard J. Beauchemin, Sr. 85, of Gilfillan Rd. and Bonnet Shores, Narragansett died Monday, November 7, 2011 in Landmark Medical Center, Woonsocket. He was the husband of Diana (Frankian) Beauchemin whom he married November 29, 1952.
Born in Woonsocket, he was the son of the late Alcee H. and Hilda (Lavallee) Beauchemin and was the last surviving member of his immediate family.
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NO. SMITHFIELD- David J. Brodeur, 43, of Patricia Ave., died unexpectedly Friday, November 4, 2011 at home.
Born in Woonsocket, he was the son of Patricia A. (Fiedorowicz) Brodeur of No. Smithfield and the late Leonel A. Brodeur.
David was a classic car enthusiast, owning and showing many of his own cars.
Besides his mother, he is survived by a brother, Michael R. Brodeur and his wife Lisa of Blackstone and two nieces, Meagan & Jessica Brodeur. He was the brother of the late Mary Brodeur.
Abney, Evelyn Jean
WOONSOCKET- Abney, Evelyn Jean, 54, of 2nd Avenue, died November 5, 2011 in Home & Hospice Care of RI. She is daughter of the late Walter L. Abney and Susie B. (Watts) Abney.
She is survived by 1 son Kawanna T. Abney, 2 grandchildren Malik T. and Trinity A. Abney, 2 siblings, Lillie Harmon and Benny Abney and a host of nieces and nephews. She was a beloved mother, sister, grandmother, aunt and friend and will be dearly missed.
Service Thursday at 11 am in All Nations C.O.G.I.C., 531 Fairmount St. Woonsocket RI. Calling hours Thursday 10-11 am in the church.
Stephen "Larry" Wood
MILLVILLE, MA- Stephen "Larry" Wood, 59, of Millville and formerly of Milford died Thursday afternoon (November 3, 2011) at his home after a short illness. He was the husband of Kristin C. (Carlson) Wood.
He was born in Boston the son of the late Stephen L. and the late Maree T. (Flanigan) Wood and lived in Milford before moving to Millville 24 years ago.
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WOONSOCKET- Dana M. Jordan, 53, of Woonsocket died on Nov. 4. He was the husband of the late Donna (Hammond) Jordan who died on August 4, 2011 and the late Priscilla (Bacheldel) Jordan who died in 2002.
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BURRILLVILLE ŌĆö Burrillville High beat the darkness. It just couldn't beat its opponent.
No. 7 seed West Warwick High gave the second-seeded Broncos a quick exit in the postseason with a 3-2 overtime victory Monday afternoon in the Division III quarterfinals. Senior captain Rebecca Pacheco out-hustled two defenders and nailed the clincher over the head of goalie Vicki Libby just two minutes into the second mandatory OT period.
ŌĆ£It just came down to who wanted it more,ŌĆØ said Bronco head coach Amy Cardone. ŌĆ£It was pretty close up until the very end.ŌĆØ
CRANSTON ŌĆö Shea High shook free from a determined Cumberland team on Monday night at Cranston Stadium and advanced to the Division I state finals for the second straight season with a 3-0 victory over the Clippers.
The Raiders, who lost in the 2010 finals to Barrington, will meet top-ranked La Salle in SaturdayŌĆÖs high noon showdown at Rhode Island CollegeŌĆÖs pitch. The two teams tied 2-2 during their only regular season meeting.
CUMBERLAND ŌĆö After shaking off some rust in the first game, Cumberland High went into playoff mode and is now just two big wins from the school's first-ever state championship.
Fueled by an outstanding night from junior Sam Bertherman and a solid all-around effort from her teammates, the third-seeded Clippers swept by No. 6 seed Tolman, 3-0, in the Division II quarterfinals on Monday at the Wellness Center. Cumberland won with scores of 25-23, 25-4, 25-9.
Lucien Ferrio
HARRISVILLE- Raymond Lucien Ferrio, 66, of Harrisville, died Saturday, November 5, 2011 in Landmark Medical Center, Woonsocket. He leaves his wife of 35 years, Jo-Ann A. (Cote) Ferrio of Harrisville.
Born in Woonsocket, he was the son of the late Joseph and Cecile (Beauchesne) Ferrio.
Mr. Ferrio was a welder at General Motors for 30 years, retiring in 2001. He was an U.S. Army veteran, serving during the Vietnam War.
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BURRILLVILLE - Mary C. (Black) Zifcak, 91, died Friday, Nov. 4, 2011 in Brentwood Nursing Home, Warwick. She was the wife of the late Paul Zifcak. Born in Pascoag, she was the daughter of the late John and Catherine (Colman) Black.
Mary worked for the RI Draft Board of the US Military for many years.
She is survived by a daughter, Deborah Habershaw and her husband William of Pascoag, two grandchildren, Nicole Cole and Matthew Gauthier and his wife Bethany and four great grandchildren.


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SAPCC family event to be heldFebruary 23,2013SPRINGFIELD The Springfield Area Parent Child Center will host its first Taste of WINter Bazaar from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday at the SAPCC center.
Activities for all ages will be planned to bring together families and business community members that SAPCC serves in North Windham and South Windsor Counties.
There will be a community business showcase, music from the Springfield Stringers and winter arts activities with retired school teachers Betsy Owen and Melissa Post. They will also feature presentations on SAPCC family services as well as parent/child scavenger hunts, door prizes and more.
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Jack Aaronson | September 23, 2005 | Comments
Many companies still silo their different shopping channels. But embracing multichannel shopping is good for the bottom line.
In 2003, I used "channabilism" to describe multichannel companies' fear one channel would steal customers from another. I met a lot of company owners at this year's Shop.org Summit who still fear this and who aren't sure how to handle their perceived channel conflict. Today we'll look at one type of channabilism and ways around it.
Many retailers are still afraid customers will browse items in the store, then buy them online. Similarly, Web sites are often used for research. The final purchases occur at a physical location. Both sides wish they would get credit for the sale. The problem is compounded when the physical store is a franchise or when salespeople work on commission. In either case, there's a disincentive to allow the online purchase. The store won't get the credit and the salesperson won't earn a commission.
On the flip side, companies that still view their sites as a separate channel (and require it to survive based on its P and L sheet) need convincing other channels' sales actually originated online.
What Channel Conflict Reveals
At Shop.org, several people asked about channel conflicts. They had questions like, "Our customers come in the store, look at furniture, but aren't ready to make a decision. So they go home, show their husbands the furniture at our online store, then buy it over the computer. Our franchise owners are angry, and so are the sales people who spent all that time with them."
Here's what we can learn from this scenario:
Follow the Money: Embrace and Enable
The real problem here isn't user behavior. We want multichannel consumers. The problem is that companies silo channels instead of intertwine them. If you know your consumers use multiple channels, embrace that behavior, even enable it.
Why enable it? If you allow people to use multiple channels, you create a way to track behavior. The furniture store is upset people are online only because it can't track purchases and credit the right people.
Here's a best-case scenario for this furniture company:
A woman enters a franchise shop. A commission-based employee helps her for an hour. She finds the furniture she wants but decides not to buy anything yet. She wants to show her family. The salesperson says, "Would you like me to create a wish list for you on our Web site that contains all the furniture we talked about today?"
That way, the woman can go home and show her family the furniture without hunting for it on the site. It ensures she'll use that company's site and not look online for a better deal on the same furniture. It even increases her brand loyalty because the company understood her needs. And because the salesperson created the wish list, the site automatically knows what store and what salesperson originated the lead. If the sale occurs online, it can be credited to that store, and the right salesperson can receive the proper commission.
What if the woman instead began her research online? Many people research products online, then buy in stores. Embrace and enable that behavior. Format the shopping cart or wish list so it's printable, or create a feature called something like "print this list and bring it to the store." Signal to the customer this behavior is condoned and encouraged. Then, make sure the shopping cart and wish list have a barcode that identifies the sale as originating online.
With newer, more sophisticated POS systems, you should be able to directly attribute the sale to the online channel. With older POS systems, simply set up "online" as a sales person with its own employee ID. When the checkout person scans the barcode printed on the shopping cart, credit goes to the online channel, much as it would have gone to an in-store salesperson. The system will still track the store, so some kind of honorary commission for completing the transaction could be figured out.
It's not a perfect solution. If someone also helped the consumer in the store, these systems may not be able to enter two different salespeople's names. The cashier may feel pressured because potential direct commission is being taken from the store. A newer POS system with real multichannel capabilities should be able to separate the commission chain from the sale origin chain.
We can't track behavior if it happens behind our backs. When we create pathways to enable multichannel behavior, we also create ways to track it. Once we can track it, we can make sure the right people are credited and share profits appropriately. The fear of channabalism is basically a fear about money and credit. Once channels have an incentive to allow multichannel activity, the fear dissipates. Once employees know they'll get their commissions, regardless of where the transaction was completed, their needs will be met. Once employees and franchise owners are given the power to create wish lists online (ensuring proper credit to the stores), multichannel retailing's power will finally be realized.
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10 yrs. ago i built a wine cabinet for myself. Since then people have wanted that same design. It was a basic concept, yet for some reason it continues to sell. Sometimes with different features, but mostly the same. This customer wanted it to be exactly like my original. But i'm sure he didn't want the gaps like my first one had.:-) It was pretty close to the same, except i couldn't remember what staining method i used back then. Regardless, the customer was happy.
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Very nice.
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Looks really good. Nice job!
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Veru nice design. I love it!
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cool cabinet! The cork rail is a nice touch. Glad to see you post again, Craven
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Now this one I really like!
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your standard of workmanship is obviously very good just one questionLOL when can you start.Thanks for showing Alistair
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wow, gorgeous looking cabinet, but needs a bit more bottle storage. Can't ever have enough!
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It must be a mixed blessing to be Michael Buffer. He is the man in the tuxedo famous for intoning Let's get . . . ready to RUMBLE !" before sporting events and, for all I know, weddings and bingo games. He is rich and famous, yes. But how many times a day/week/month/lifetime do you suppose he has to listen to people shouting Michael Buffer imitations into his ear? And is it discouraging that the excitement is over for him just as it's beginning for everyone else? These thoughts ran through my mind during "Ready to Rumble." Buffer appears in the movie and duly performs Are you ready to rumble, and so earnestly was I not ready to rumble that I wanted the camera to follow him out of the arena instead of staying for a three-cage fight to the death between Jimmy ("The King") King and Diamond Dallas Page.
It's not that I have anything against professional wrestling. I have a newfound respect for the sport after seeing the documentary "Beyond the Mat," which establishes without a shadow of a doubt that when you are thrown out of the ring in a scripted fight with a prearranged winner, it nevertheless hurts when you hit the floor. I am in awe of wrestlers--not as athletes, but as masochists. They take a lickin' and keep on kickin'.
The problem with "Ready to Rumble" is that its hero is not a wrestler but an actor, Oliver Platt. Platt is a good comic actor and I have liked him in a lot of movies, but here he is not well-used and occupies a role that would have been better filled by a real wrestler. That is demonstrated every time Diamond Dallas Page is on the screen, playing himself with such ferocity that Platt seems to be playing "Jimmy the King" in a key heard only by himself.
The plot is easily summarized: "Dumb and Dumber Meet Dumbbell." David Arquette and Scott Caan are Gordie and Sean, best pals in a Wyoming hamlet where watching the Monday night fights on cable brings the only joy into their lives as sanitation servicemen. By day they suction the contents out of Porta-Potties, and by night they hang out in the parking lot of a convenience store, lecturing callow youths on the glories of wrestling as America's finest sport.
They get tickets to the King's latest title defense, little realizing that the real kingmaker is Titus Sinclair (Joe Pantoliano), this movie's version of Vince McMahon. Titus has declared that the King will go down to Diamond Dallas, and by the end of the fight the loser has been kicked insensible by everyone on the card, and banished from wrestling as a hopeless drunk.
When Gordie and Sean's tank truck overturns on the way home, creating a really nasty spill for the fire department to clean up, they take this as a Sign that they must leave their town, find the King and mastermind his comeback. Their plan involves enlisting the once-great, now aging Sal Bandini (Martin Landau) as a trainer. The King is not thrilled: "I don't need a trainer--I need a safe house!" He's right. Landau's scenes demonstrate that as an elderly wrestler he looks no more convincing than he did as a dying millionaire disco dancer in "B.A.P.S." He's good in serious stuff (hint).
The movie is best when it deals with professional wrestling and worst (which is most of the time) when it prefers a wheezy prefab plot to the possibilities of its subject. The machinations of a sexpot (Rose McGowan) are tired and predictable, and Platt, who might have done something with decent dialogue, is left on the sidelines while Arquette and Caan shout at each other in a forlorn attempt to reproduce the chemistry of Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels in "Dumb and Dumber." I gave that movie only two stars even though its dead parakeet scene caused me to laugh uncontrollably; now, after sitting through "Ready to Rumble," with only the occasional grudging "ha!," I know better what a two-star movie looks like.
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At Della Viti, the future is essentially unfolding right now. The self-serve wine bar dispenses its vintages via automated Napa Technology WineStations, which pour glasses in a choice of three sizes: a taste, a half-glass, and a full 5-ounce pour. The rotating wines, which range from chardonnays and merlots to less traditional blends, complement an array of craft beers and a full bar.
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Since opening in 2002, the course at Legacy Golf Club has collected a litany of regional and national awards thanks to an ingenious layout envisioned by Jeffrey D. Brauer, who claims a ranking in Golf Inc.'s 2010 list of the world's highest-value course architects. Each player that tees up on the first hole peers into the abyss of Mr. Brauer's delicate design, relying on precise control to avoid the Kentucky bluegrass roughs and water hazards that come into play on 14 holes¬—including all 9 on the back side. Those who succeed enjoy luxuriant lies on the bentgrass fairways, and earn the best chance of shooting the par of 72, not counting the illegal practice of using the club as a baseball bat. En route, they must slay the par 4 2nd hole, a downhill screamer with a dramatic approach over a 5-acre lake, as well as the par 3 14th and 17th holes, where matters are complicated by swirling winds. Before hanging up their golf gloves for the day, players must clear a final high hurdle in the 611-yard par 5 18th hole, where a large amphitheater-style green funnels well-placed approaches and echoes shouts of "Fore!"
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Modelling the broad-band spectra of MCG-6-30-15 with a relativistic reflection model
Article first published online: 25 MAY 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2966.2011.18553.x
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Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society
Volume 414, Issue 3, pages 2345–2353, July 2011
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Chiang, C.-Y. and Fabian, A. C. (2011), Modelling the broad-band spectra of MCG-6-30-15 with a relativistic reflection model. Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, 414: 2345–2353. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2966.2011.18553.x
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Look what arrived in the mail today, my brand spankin' new Safari Hat, the reward from Taming the World. Although the hat is bound to your Battle.net account, I was still able to pick it up on more than one toon. I doubt this was intended though so remember to at least pick it up on your main.
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