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Start seeds of warm-season plants, including tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, marigolds, zinnias and petunias, indoors for transplanting later to the garden.
Harden off transplants started earlier in spring before planting outdoors - gradually expose the young plants to outdoor conditions of wind, brighter sunlight and lower moisture.
Apply fertilizer to houseplants according to label directions as days grow brighter and longer and new growth begins. Foliage plants require relatively high nitrogen fertilizer, while blooming plants thrive on formulations that are higher in phosphorus.
Keep Easter lily in a bright, cool location, out of direct sunlight. Water as soil begins to dry. The yellow pollen-bearing anthers inside the flower can be removed by pinching to prevent staining of the petals.
YARD (Lawns, woody ornamentals and fruits)
Plant a tree in celebration of National Arbor Day, April 25. Bare-root stock should be planted before new top growth begins. Balled- and-burlapped and containerized stock can still be planted later in spring.
Fertilize woody plants before new growth begins. Two pounds of actual nitrogen per 1,000 square feet should be sufficient.
Complete pruning chores, removing dead and injured branches first.
Apply a prebloom, multipurpose orchard spray to fruit trees.
Remove winter coverings from roses, but keep mulch nearby for protection from late freezes. Prune and fertilize as needed.
Apply pre-emergent herbicide to control crabgrass in lawns. Approximate dates of application are April 1 to April 20 in southern Indiana and April 21 to May 10 in northern Indiana. So far we are a little slower to warm up than last year throughout the state, giving you a bit more time to treat your lawns. The Growing Degree Day Tracker website is a helpful tool in planning your precise application time. www.gddtracker.net/
GARDEN (Vegetables, small fruits and flowers)
Plant seeds of cool-season crops directly in the garden, as soon as soil dries enough to be worked. When squeezed, soil should crumble instead of forming a ball. Cool-season crops that can be direct-seeded include peas, lettuce, spinach, carrots, beets, turnips, parsnips and Swiss chard.


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Reviews by JToad:
4.28/5 rDev +10.9%
So I finally got around to reviewing this place, since Im the one who added it. The Chubby Trout doesn't have the largest selection, however for South Bend-Elkhart, it is much better than most. With 10-12 taps, and the only Macro being Miller Lite, they offer a wide range of local goodness. 3 Great Lakes offerings, Three Floyds Gumballhead on draft, SA Boston Lager and SA Winter Lager and a few other offerings, its pretty solid lineup. Their bottle selection is great, with Rogue, Stone, Bells and much more to offer. Bottles are around $3.75, which is very reasonable. Tonight I had a 22oz Bottle of Arrogant Bastard, which cost me $5 bucks. Not bad at all. Service is GREAT, if you stop in, ask for Jeremy and he will hook you up. All in all, I love this place, Cam (the owner) does a great job, and if you are in the South Bend area, I highly reccomend checking it out. You won't be dissapointed!
01-12-2008 06:59:25 | More by JToad
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3.5/5 rDev -9.3%
08-11-2014 15:15:18 | More by styleisking
4/5 rDev +3.6%
06-16-2014 17:59:56 | More by ims080198
3.88/5 rDev +0.5%
Stopped in at the Chubby Trout right as they opened on a Saturday.Not much in the way of atmosphere,just a standard looking bar I guess.
20 taps, decent selection. I stuck with Founders Double Trouble, but there were other worthwhile choices,nothing too rare,but solid. They also have full bar service with lots of fancy martinis etc. if that is your cup of tea. Pours were good,prices about average.
Food was very good. We talked with Johnny, the sushi maker, and he was very personable,and interesting to talk to. He made me a fresh spicy salmon roll, and it was fantastic. He said he makes all his own sauces,too. Good stuff,if you like sushi.
Nice stop in Elkhart, wouldnt hesitate to go back.
05-20-2012 11:44:37 | More by wingedeel
3.23/5 rDev -16.3%
I've had a chance to stop in a Chubby Trout a few times now, and it's always a mixed bag. First, the pros. They have a pretty good selection with twenty taps. Only one of those is a macro, everything else is craft or "import." the food here is also pretty damn fantastic. I've yet to have even a mediocre meal. Now the cons. The service is terrible. I've consistently had unknowledgeable and sometimes rude waitresses. The bar keeps aren't much better. Their beer knowledge is generally pretty poor, as are their pouring abilities. Oh, and good luck trying to find out in advance what's on tap. They don't have a functioning website, an everytime I've called in to try and get just a few examples of what they have on tap I've gotten rude and sarcastic responses.
Overall, if beer knowledge and service aren't important to you, then it's a great place. Otherwise, maybe test it out and see what you think.
04-08-2011 00:12:11 | More by Emmaus217
4.33/5 rDev +12.2%
Chubby Trout is definately the Best Elkhart has to offer in the way of a craft beer bar. They have 20 taps and only one is a macro. I beleive that one is Pabst. They always have several Bell's, Stone, Three Floyd's, Founders, Dark Horse and few imports like Spaten on tap. They service does not know a ton about beer but they always offer a sample if you have never tried it. The food is outstanding and the menu is always changing with the seasons just like the beer menu.
And oh yeah they sell growlers! Thinking about going to get a growler fill of Double Crooked Tree from Dark Horse.
04-21-2010 00:14:15 | More by mrhighlife
3.8/5 rDev -1.6%
My wife and I visited the Chubby Trout on numerous occasions. Each time we have visited has been a completely different experience. The food selection is ecclectic, but in recent months has been dumbed down to lower quality offerings. We last visited Chubby Trout last Friday at the beginning of dinner. There were approximately 8-9 serving staff and not one acknowledged our presence in the restaurant.
Chubby Trout's saving grace is the 20+ microbrews on tap. One of my absolute favorites is the Sierra Nevada Pale Ale.
If your visit is just for beer, then you are in luck! If your visit is for dinner, good luck!
06-23-2008 21:08:06 | More by NDZonie
Chubby Trout in Elkhart, IN
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Saigon Flavors is small but tables are comfortably spaced. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable and determined to help those unfamiliar with Vietnamese cuisine feel comfortable.
Seasons 52
The Venetian Room at the Caribe Royal; The Wine Room and Luma on Park (both Winter Park)
Critic's choice: The Capital Grille
9101 International Drive, Orlando; 407-370-4392; thecapitalgrille.com
There is strength in numbers and a well-educated staff. The Capital Grille has both — with more than 350 wine offerings.
Buffalo Wild Wings
Seven locations including 900 S.R. 436, Casselberry; 407-671-9300; buffalowildwings.com
Gator's Dockside; Ker's WingHouse; Hooters (all various locations)
Critic's choice: Sinbad's
1050 W. Burleigh Blvd. (U.S. Highway 441), Tavares; 352-343-6669
I am sticking with one of my favorite Lake County dives, although Flyer's on west Colonial in Orlando was mighty fine on two visits. We all tend to like our wings close to home.
Seasons 52
The Ravenous Pig (Winter Park); The Venetian Room at the Caribe Royale Resort (Orlando)
Critic's choice: The Ravenous Pig
1234 N. Orange Ave., Winter Park; 407-628-2333; theravenouspig.com
This is the most difficult category. We choose our favorite restaurants based on so many variables: Our personal dining style, special occasions, cuisine and even price point. Perfection plays a role, but it's much more than that. My runners-up are Antonio's (Maitland), Spanish River Grill (New Smyrna Beach) and K Wine Bar (Orlando). All have great chefs on board, but the Pig's chef-owners James and Julie Petrakis are the most consistent with executing their innovative menus and celebrating the farm to table movement.


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IBM unbuttons its DCS3700 NetApp-based box
IBM has put its big data array on the table, the DCS3700, OEMed from NetApp and based on the Engenio E5400 box. The DCS3700 is intended for scalable, data streaming applications in the high performance computing (HPC) – classic big data stuff for advanced engineering and design, oil and gas research, financial market …
It's the 2600-HD Engenio base, not the E5400
Well, well. I've been told this (anonymously):-
Actually, Chris, the DCS3700 is NOT the E5400. Rather its the 2600-HD annouced last November. see-- http://www.wwpi.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=9377:lsi-debuts-engenio-2600-hd-hpc-storage-system&catid=221:other-storage-media-ssd-hdd-blades&Itemid=2701223
The E5400 is a much higher performance controller than the 2600-HD, comparable to HDS's AMS 2500 (6Gbit/s SAS backplane, higher max IOPS but lower max throughput than a DS5300/E7900).
While Oracle and SGI agreed to take the E5400 some time back, IBM never did. This "roadmap divergence" may be part of why Phil Bullinger, the head of Engenio under LSI, is no longer at Engenio or LSI (but now has been hired to head up Oracle's storage division).
In IBM's defence, however; the E5400 does not fit all that well in their portfolio. As a replacement for the DS5020, its performance numbers are just a little to close (and sometimes better) to the DS5300.
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"I used to think that the brain was the most wonderful organ in my body. Then I realized — well, look what's telling me this!" -Emo Phillips
Last day of summer break. So it goes.
Bravo to Springfield mayor Bob Stephens who, seeing 10,000-plus citizens semi-mobilized in mourning the recent loss of Hailey Owens, said to them in the nicest way possible: now do something about it! Imagine the impact that it could have if everyone who attended a vigil or donated money also donated just a few hours of their time this year to a good cause.
Here's an excerpt:
There are agencies and programs throughout our city that need our involvement. The Every Child Promise works to increase children's
readiness for kindergarten. Big Brothers and Big Sisters of the Ozarks has a waiting list for Big Brothers. This means there are a number of
boys who are waiting for someone to step up to be a friend. The Northside Betterment Association works every year to help increase
school attendance for north Springfield schools. They are always looking for additional members. The list goes on and on and there are
many needs in our community.
…[I]f we truly want to honor the memory of Hailey Owens, we can do that by helping the young people in our city. As a community, we need to make a commitment to feed them, to teach them, and to protect them. If we make this long-lasting commitment today and moving into the future, then Hailey's legacy will be one of beauty and love.
Read the full transcript full transcript of the speech or view the video.
Last March, the subscription-based site eMusic gave away $500 in free music each day in March. (If you aren't familiar with eMusic, it's a lot like the old Columbia House or BMG subscription services for CDs except its for mp3 files.) To participate in the sweepstakes, you had to go to their website and enter every day to have a chance to win. I set a bookmark and entered almost every day. But it's a big site and I wasn't surprised when March ended and I hadn't won.
Then on April Fool's Day, I received an email informing me that I'd won. At first I thought it might be a cruel April Fool's Day joke, but everything checked out. I had a year to spend $500 on the eMusic site. I was pretty excited, but I didn't know just what I was getting into.
I had been an eMusic member since 2006 when I decided to delete all my illegally downloaded music and start supporting the artists I love. Every month, I would download $12 worth of music. The tracks are discounted, ranging from $0.49 to $0.79, so each month I'd get fifteen to twenty tracks. That means I had already downloaded about 1500 of my favorite songs.
Now I had one year to find 700 to 1000 more songs to buy. Plus, I still had my existing monthly subscription, which amounted to around another 200 tracks. You would think that buying 900 to 1200 tracks in a year would be a blast, and it was, but it was also a lot of work.
It quickly became apparent that unless I wanted to waste my winnings, I was going to have to discover a lot of new music, which was very time-consuming.
Today, I finally spent the last of my winnings, bringing my account balance to just eleven cents.
I'm sure I would have found a lot of great music in the last year anyway, but I would have been nowhere near this ambitious. Here are my favorite albums I downloaded for each of the last eleven months (click the link to listen):
April – The Head and the Heart – The Head and the Heart
May – Neil Young – Live at Massey Hall 1971
June – The Thermals – The Body, the Blood, the Machine
July – Jason Isbell – Southeastern
August – Harrison Hudson – American Thunder
September – Lake Street Dive – Lake Street Dive
October – The Lumineers – The Lumineers
November – Lucious – Wildewoman
December – Daniel Romano – Sleep Beneath the Willow
January – Cuff the Duke – Morning Comes
February – Doug Paisley – Strong Feelings
If you are interested in joining eMusic, you get a 25% to 50% discount and you get $25 worth of free music just for trying it out. All of the mp3s you download are DRM-free and can be shared between multiple devices.
This seems like the kind of thing I should have already known, but I found the MSTA's explanation of Missouri's snow day policy very enlightening and thought I'd share:
A few years ago, the state legislature passed a bill that was intended to put an end to the practice of piecemeal legislation forgiving snow days. Every year, different parts of the state would face inclement weather and the legislature would be asked to passes laws to forgive excessive days off.
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School days missed for weather cannot be made up by adding minutes or hours onto remaining school days.
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Every school day missed must be made up until you miss the seventh day. At that point, one day must be made up for every two days missed until 14 days are missed. After the 14th day, no more days are required to be made up.
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Thanks to a nearly $500 grant thought the White River Valley Electric Cooperative's Power Up Grant program , I was able to purchase classroom sets of Romeo & Juliet, MacBeth, Hamlet, and The Taming of the Shrew.
These "No Fear" editions are in the less intimidating side-by-side format, presenting both the original text and a paraphrase in modern English.
Abby Maggard wrote a piece about this return of Shakespeare for the school website called "Thou Shalt Read Shakespeare":
Earlier this school year, high school English teacher Mr. Walker applied for a Power Up Grant from the White River Valley Electric Cooperative for about $500 to purchase copies of Shakespearean plays for use in his classroom.
Mr. Walker said Romeo and Juliet will be taught to English I, Macbeth and Taming of the Shrew will be taught to English II, and Hamlet will be taught to English III.
The books that were purchased were from Sparknote's "No Fear" series, a side-by-side edition that has Shakespeare's works printed on one side of the page and a paraphrase on the other. Mr. Walker said he hopes these versions will help students comprehend the plot and dialogue while still giving them an appreciation for the complexity and poetry of the original language.
Freshman Haley Farris said, "I think it's a really good opportunity for all students to be exposed to different kinds of literature. I have personally really enjoyed stepping out of my comfort zone. So far my favorite part of Romeo and Juliet has been the language and how Shakespeare includes plenty of puns and jokes."
Alex Hicks said, "I enjoy reading Shakespeare since we get to act out all the parts. I also really enjoy all the violent parts."
You may have noticed a familiar face in your mailbox recently. Our own Faith Wheelock graced the cover of White River's Current Times along with the two other winners of last year's Youth Tour essay contest. Faith is one of two Chadwick students to win the contest in the last five years. (David Hahn won in 2009.)
If you'd like to follow in Faith's footsteps, the contest is open to all juniors. Students can compete by writing an essay or producing a video on the following topic:
Research "Rachel's Challenge" and give your interpretation of Rachel Joy Scott's words that "Tomorrow is not a promise, but a chance' and what it means in your own life."
Written and video finalists will compete orally for one of the three opportunities to participate in the annual Youth Tour in Washington D.C.


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|Burton scores 37/Vincent loss to DePere in GB
Deonte Burton 16pts/15reb vs Tosa West on Fri
Deonte Burton solidified his ranking as one of the top players in a great '13 Wisconsin HS class with two solid outings. On Thursday night in Green Bay, Burton scored 37 pts. and had 16 rebounds in an OT loss when Burton's last second desperation shot rimmed out. On Friday, Burton scored 16 pts. and had 15 rebounds as his Vincent team beat Tosa West in the WBY Shootout in Mequon.
Milw Vincent Head Coach Marquis Hines, a former UWGB guard for Dick Bennett, comments about Deonte's performance vs DePere, the aspects of his game Burton is trying to improve and how he fits in with Buzz Williams and the top 10 rated 2013 class.
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25 Books That Diversify Kids' Reading Lists This Summer
In children's books, it can be easier to find talking pandas than characters of color. Here are 25 books with minority characters and authors to help diversify summer reading.
It's the hunger for learning rather than raw intellect that distinguishes Extreme Learners from the gifted. Intensely motivated and harboring a breadth of interests, they also consider ignorance a temporary and reparable condition.


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Posts tagged: greenhouse gas emissions
Good morning, Netizens…
When you were a young driver, did you ever play the game "chicken" where two drivers, each driving at incredible speeds, would drive toward the other? The object of this dangerous game is to swerve and thus avoid the other driver before the two cars plowed into one another. Although I've never played the game, playing chicken is a legend of movies from a long time ago.
Which brings us to David Horsey's excellent cartoon this morning, for he suggests, and I wonder if he isn't correct, that the nations of the world reducing greenhouse gas emissions are actually a game of chicken, involving the developed nations of the world and those that are not so well-developed.
This brings on several questions that, to my opinion, are severely unanswered:
Isn't the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions actually a case where the developed nations of the world will lead developing nations, not the other way around?
The raw science underlying the scientific theory of global warming suggests that reducing greenhouse gas emissions worldwide will reduce global warming. In your opinion, how accurate is this presumption?
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Pioneer Community Bank, Inc. is headquartered in Iaeger and is the 46th largest bank in the state of West Virginia. It is also the 4,295th largest bank in the nation. It was established in 1931 and as of March of 2014, it had grown to 46 employees at 4 locations. Pioneer Community Bank, Inc. has a B health rating.
No reviews have been left for this bank yet. Be the first to review.
The Texas Ratio is an indicator of how much capital a bank has available compared to the total value of loans considered at risk. As of March 31, 2014 Pioneer Community Bank, Inc. had $2.81 million in non-current loans and owned real-estate with $16.15 million in equity and loan loss allowances on hand to cover it. This gives Pioneer Community Bank, Inc. a Texas Ratio of 17.42% which is above average. Any bank with a Texas Ratio near or greater than 100% is considered at risk.
The Texas Ratio for Pioneer Community Bank, Inc. experienced no significant changes from 13.55% as of March 31, 2013 to 17.42% as of March 31, 2014, resulting in a negative change of 28.56%. This indicates that the balance sheet and financial strength for Pioneer Community Bank, Inc. has had no significant changes in recent periods.
In the past year, Pioneer Community Bank, Inc. has decreased its total deposits by -$7.1 million, resulting in -6.39% growth for the year. A strong track record of growth is an indicator of consumer confidence and the bank's ability to strengthen its balance sheet. The growth Pioneer Community Bank, Inc. has shown is below average.
Both FDIC and NCUA consider capitalization levels of banks and credit unions to be of high importance. Higher capitalization allows for a greater buffer when cover loans that may fail in the future. Pioneer Community Bank, Inc. has $119.73 million in assets with $16.15 million in equity, resulting in a capitalization level of 13.49%, which is excellent.
|FDIC Certificate #
|Year Established
|Primary Regulator
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|$119.73 million
|$89.71 million
|$104.04 million
|Equity Capital
|$15.06 million
|Loan Loss Allowance
|$1.09 million
|Unbacked Noncurrent Loans
|$2.43 million
|Real Estate Owned
|Historic Data - March 2013
|$126.28 million
|Equity Capital
|$13.89 million
|Loan Loss Allowance
|$1.07 million
|Unbacked Noncurrent Loans
|$2.43 million
|Real Estate Owned
|Profit Margin - Quarterly
|Net Interest Margin
|Return on Assets
|Return on Equity
|Interest Income
|$1.37 million
Sorry, we do not have rate data for Pioneer Community Bank, Inc.
|Pioneer Community Bank, Inc. Locations
|Welch Branch
|681 Riverside Drive
|Welch, WV 24801
|Sophia Branch
|822 Robert C. Byrd Drive
|Sophia, WV 25921
|Bradshaw Branch
|83 Buchanan Street
|Bradshaw, WV 24817
|Pioneer Community Bank, Inc.
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|Iaeger, WV 24844
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|Main Street
|Northfork, WV 24868
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A circuit court held in medieval England by a judge (a justice in eyre) who rode from county to county: in 1221 six justices went on eyre (or circuit) in the western counties
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- Most of these cases are from the records of the Eyre Court of Oxfordshire in 1241.
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Finding and making truly simple recipes doesn't come easily (for me). It seems that I tend to pick highly involved dishes and insist on making most if not all of the components myself. Heck, if I were more adept at making cheese, I'm sure I'd complicate things even more.
Bite Of Minnesota: Whole Wheat Blue Cheese Crackers
We're just a couple of weeks into football season, so it's time to think about dishes that are easy to eat while watching the game. Football season or not, we tend to graze in our house on Sundays, using up odds and ends of what is left in the fridge and pantry, so we're well conditioned for the graze-fest that the football season brings.
Milwaukee To Fight Road Ice With Cheese Brine
Milwaukee has literally been down this road before. What could the city's Department of Public Works mix with rock salt to deice its streets in the winter?
Minnesota Cheese Fest Hits State Fairgrounds
Wisconsin may be known for its cheese, but Minnesota lays claim to one of the country's largest locally produced cheese festivals. This weekend you can sample some of the best mozzarella at the Minnesota Cheese Festival on the State Fairgrounds.
MDH: 25 In Minnesota Sickened Over Raw Cheese
The Minnesota Department of Health says at least 25 Minnesotans contracted salmonellosis from eating unpasteurized queso fresco. The cases were first detected late last month. Of the 25 known cases, 15 required hospitalization.
Off The Menu With Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl and Chad Hartman: 3/7/13
Dara joined Chad with some great tips on places around Minnesota to get your "eat on"! Here are a few of the places she mentioned on this week's show.
Off The Menu Guests From Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl: 3/2/13
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Best Cheese Shops in Minnesota
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Cheese By-Product Keeps Wis. County Roads Clear Of Ice
Melting ice and snow off the roads has created an unlikely partnership in one Wisconsin County. A local cheese plant is teaming up with the Polk County highway department to produce a brine they say works like a charm.
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SOHH Whatcha Think: Maliah Drops Clothes For NFL Team + Layzie Bone Smacks Fan With Mic?!?
Monday, Jan 16, 2012 8:00AM
First off, the group is called Bone Thugs N Harmony. Thugs. Not Hugs N Harmony. So if things get a little wild at their show, how surprised can you really be?
Apparently, very surprised. According to reports, a female attending a Bone concert when Layzie Bone began swinging his
hair mic back and forth, hitting her dead in her head
A female rap fan says she was permanently scarred by a Bone Thugs-n-Harmony performance ... when one of the rappers flung his microphone right into her face ... this according to a new lawsuit obtained by TMZ. The woman says she was hanging out near the front of the stage at a Bone Thugs show in Missouri in 2010 ... when Layzie Bone began to swing the mic in the air.(TMZ)
The woman claims the impact almost sent her to the crossroads.
According to the suit ... Layzie "lost control of the microphone, launching it into the crowd" and striking the woman right in the head. The woman claims she suffered bruises, contusions and severe lacerations to her head which left permanent scars. She also claims she became sick, sore, lame and disordered as a result. Now, the woman is demanding Layzie and the rap group fork over some serious cash to make things right -- more than $25,000.(TMZ)
Mind you this incident took place two years ago, SOHH Watcha Think -- real injury or a former fan looking for a quick come up?
Welp. The Texans may have lost yesterday's game, but at least we got some free pics from Drake's ex-boo, Maliah out the whole thing. Maliah, a Houston native and stripper extraordinaire, dropped some photos of herself wearing a fully airbrushed Texans jersey to cheer on the playoff hopefuls. Enjoy.
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Today in Decatur Township Evolves
Today in Decatur Township in one year has grown in size to a project which is too large for one individual to operate. And yet the financial support available from the community is not sufficient to support one individual let alone the staff needed to operate this journalistic endeavor.
There is much support and need for Today in Decatur Township to continue to provide news and information to Decatur residents and those with ties to the township. The site averages approximately 30 visitors per day to the site. Over 10,560 visitors have accessed the site since it launched on October 11, 2012. The visits have come from around the world, 9,992 from around the U.S., and the rest from many countries around the world. As the fulfillment of the missions of Today in Decatur Township continue to be accomplished these numbers will grow exponentially.
Today in Decatur Township was launched with two missions in mind.
- Provide local news and information to the residents of Decatur Township
- Become an academic resource for the students of Decatur Township
The first mission is in place and fairly successful. To fully meet the coverage desires of the community it is needed for more events and news to be covered. There is more happening in the township and to graduates, former township residents, and others with ties to the community than one person can cover. Volunteers are needed to make sure the happenings of the community are posted and available to the readership.
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Library to be Closed for Thanksgiving
DCHS Alumni Association News for 11/22/2013
It's Friday, who is ready for a weekend of cleaning and cooking and getting ready for family to come in for Thanksgiving? Not me…lol
Santa at The log Cabin
(High School Rd, Across from Valley Mills Elem)
Saturday Dec. 14th 12-5pm and 6-8pm
Sunday Dec. 15th 1-5pm
Saturday Dec. 21st 1-5pm and 6-8pm
Sunday Dec. 22nd 1-5pm
Pictures with Santa $5
Warm, fresh cookies $1
Hot chocolate $1
Hand-painted ornaments $1-$2
All proceeds go directly to American Cancer Society's
Relay For Life of Decatur Township
Craft fair
Decatur Discovery Academy PFO
5106 S. High School Rd
Indpls, IN 46221
Saturday, December 14, 2013
9a – 3p
Free Admission with a non perishable food item
Calvin R. Finley
Calvin R. Finley, 55, Garner, North Carolina, formerly of Indianapolis, IN, passed away on November 13, 2013.
He worked for TT&E Iron and Metal, Inc. for several months in Sales.
He was a member of Unity Missionary Baptist Church.
He is survived by his wife, Stephanie Finley; their daughter, Shelby Finley; additional children, Monique Hancock, Semonae Finley, Natasha Swindle, Shiloh Finley, and their mother, Debbie Helton; six grandchildren; parents, Damon D. and Judy Finley; sisters, Teresa Reynolds and Regina Northrup.
Services will be on Wednesday, November 20, 2013, at 2:00 PM, in Flanner and Buchanan – Decatur , with visitation there on Tuesday, November 19, 2013, from 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM.
He will be laid to rest in West Newton Cemetery.
Memorial contributions can be made to Unity Missionary Baptist Church, 3102 S. McClure St. Indianapolis, IN.
Please check the following website daily for information on Decatur Township: http://decaturtownship.net
Feel free to share your emails with your fellow alumni and friends. We are excited to share information other than reunions and obituaries, please feel free to send news my way to share
Kellie Shearin
President, DCHS Alumni Association
Class of 1982
Go Hawks!
Therese Hannah Announces Candidacy for Marion County Circuit Court Judge
Therese Hannah Announces Candidacy for Marion County Circuit Court Judge
Indianapolis – Tuesday night, Therese Hannah announced her candidacy for Marion Circuit Court Judge. In her speech, Hannah mentioned three areas she would focus on if she were elected: Increasing collection of child support in paternity cases, making the court more efficient, and building a strong team to accomplish the work of the court.
Hannah stated,
"Children should enjoy a childhood free from want and deprivation if a parent exists who can provide financial support.
"In helping the court be more efficient, it is no surprise to anyone here that I am an advocate for electronic filing."
She went on to say she would aggressively expand the use of electronic filing in the Circuit Court to reduce paper flow, alleviate storage issues, and help improve file organization.
She concluded by stating her commitment to building a strong team to help the court accomplish its mission.
"I am dedicated to developing creative strategies to meet the growing demand upon the court's resources and to attracting and retaining talented staff to carry out this mission."
About Therese Hannah:
Therese is a native of Indianapolis and a graduate of the Indiana University McKinney School of Law. She first worked for a small firm in Indianapolis, clerked for an appellate court judge, and then took a hiatus to raise her six children. Most recently, Therese has served as a Special Master on the Marion County Mass Tort Docket for Asbestos claims.
New Decatur Township Business Hopes to Hire Township Residents, Announces Job Fair.
FastPark&Relax will be conducting a job fair for our new location in Indy, at the Hilton Garden Inn located at 8910 Hatfield Dr. Indianapolis IN 46241 on the 3rd and 4th of Dec from 9am-12pm and 5pm to 9pm.
We are looking forward to offering positions for drivers, cashiers, maintenance and mechanic to members of the Decatur Township.
We are looking for people with strong customer service skills, who enjoy working as part of a team.
Cashiers not only take care of each guest but they also dispatch the shuttles and control the operation during their shifts.
We have all shifts available and are open 24 hours a day. We are looking for both full and part time driver positions.
Drivers will need a regular operators license and a clean driving record.
All new hires will have a background check and will be sent for a drug test as part of the hiring process.
State Police Promote Two to Leadership Positions
Trooper Hankins Promoted to First Sergeant to Serve as Quartermaster Section Commander
Monday, November 18th, Indiana State Police Superintendent Douglas Carter promoted Trooper Kyle Hankins to the rank of First Sergeant to serve as commander of the Indiana State Police Quartermaster Section. The Quartermaster Section is responsible for shipping and receiving, tracking and disposition of assets including equipment and supplies.
Hankins is an Air Force veteran serving in Operation Enduring Freedom and Noble Eagle from 2001-2003. A native of Indianapolis and a 1984 graduate of Scecina High School, he earned a BS in Business Administration from Davenport University in 2008.
Hankins began his career with the Indiana State Police as a civilian employee in 1994 and graduated from the 60th Indiana State Police recruit academy in 2000. He was assigned to the Indianapolis Post and patrolled Marion County. In 2005 Hankins was transferred to the Pendleton District where he patrolled Hancock County until September 2010 when he was reassigned to the Indianapolis District.
First Sergeant Hankins is the Quartermaster Section Commander for the Indiana State Police Field Support Services Division and will be responsible for issuing and ordering equipment to meet the needs of civilian and sworn Indiana State Police personnel statewide.
First Sergeant Hankins resides with his wife and two sons in Hancock County.
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Rich Myers
Steve Holland is promoted to Major over the Indiana State Police Laboratory Division
Statewide- Monday, November 18th, Indiana State Police Superintendent Douglas Carter promoted Lieutenant Steve Holland to the rank of Major, to serve as commander of the Indiana State Police Laboratory Division.
Major Holland has served as an Area Investigative Coordinator since 2004, before that he was the now closed Seymour Post's Investigative Commander Major Holland was appointed to the Indiana State Police in 1986 and served as a trooper in Jackson and Bartholomew Counties. He has served in a variety of other positions since that time including the positions of undercover drug investigator, detective, white collar crime investigator, and district squad sergeant.
Major Holland graduated from Paoli High School in 1982 and from Indiana University at Bloomington in 1986. Since joining the state police, Major Holland has also graduated from the Southern Police Institute at the University of Louisville in 1996 as well as the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia in 1997.
Major Holland and his wife, Kimberly, reside in the Columbus area with their three children.
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Gold Academy Teacher Awarded McDonalds Grant
INDIANAPOLIS – Excellent ideas for classroom activities have not gone unnoticed by your local
McDonald's® restaurants. McDonald's Restaurants of Central Indiana offered MAC Grants this year
to help teachers Make Activities Count for their students.
Amy Harpold, a physical education teacher at Gold Academy, was awarded over $350, to fund a physical education program called "Fitness Forever" where students will participate in different activities to increase fitness and abdominal strength.
MAC Grants is an on-going program that offers financial support to help teachers Make
Activities Count for their students. Because lessons often become more meaningful when
demonstrated with hands-on experiences, McDonalds's Restaurants of Central Indiana support
activities that supplement regular classroom curriculum.
The MAC Grants program's goal is to provide funding to teachers for interesting and educational
What: McDonald's MAC Grants Check Presentation
Who: Randy Shields, McDonald's owner/operator
Amy Harpold, physical education teacher
When: Thursday, Nov. 14, 2013 at 9 a.m.
Where: Gold Academy
5650 Mann Rd.
Indianapolis, IN 46221
McDonald's USA, LLC, is the leading foodservice provider in the United States serving a variety of
wholesome foods made from quality ingredients to more than 26 million customers every day. Nearly
90 percent of McDonald's 14,000 U.S. restaurants are independently owned and operated by local
business men and women. Customers can log online for free at any of the nearly 12,000 participating Wi-Fi enabled McDonald's U.S. restaurants.
For more information, visit www.mcdonalds.com,
ISP Update for West Side Body Investigation
Indiana State Troopers from the Indianapolis District are investigating a body found on the west side of Indianapolis near I-465.
Yesterday afternoon, at approximately 4:30 p.m., ISP was notified by a person walking on the exit ramp from NB I-465 to Crawfordsville Road of a male body just off the interstate near the 17mm.
The Marion County Coroner was called to the scene and pronounced the male person deceased at the scene.
An autopsy was performed today and the Marion County Coroner's office has ruled that the death is not a homicide. The autopsy indicated the man had a heart condition and his death is preliminarily being contributed to a medical condition. A final ruling is not available pending toxicology results.
The man has not been positively identified. I will send that information when identification has been made and his relatives notified.
No further information is available at this time.
Indiana State Police-Indianapolis District 52-Indianapolis, IN
8620 E 21st St
Indianapolis, IN 46219
Rich Myers
Decatur Township GOP Club schedule
A reminder of our November and December schedule:
In November we will be meeting on Wednesday 11/20/2013 rather than our usual last Wednesday to avoid Thanksgiving conflicts. This is our regularly scheduled monthly meeting or the Decatur Township Republican Club at the Buffer Park Clubhouse at 7:00pm.
December is our Christmas party … Bring the family and bring your appetite! It is on Wednesday, December 4th, also at the Buffer Park Clubhouse at 6:30pm.
See you there
Gregg West
precinct committeeman GOP DEC 010
corresponding secretary, Decatur Twp Republican Club
5021 Kentucky Ave, Suite J, Indianapolis, IN 46221-3650
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Richard West, Yuting Zhang, Karsten Schwan, Christian Poellabauer, "Dynamic Window-Constrained Scheduling of Real-Time Streams in Media Servers," IEEE Transactions on Computers, vol. 53, no. 6, pp. 744-759, June, 2004.
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Abstract—This paper describes an algorithm for scheduling packets in real-time multimedia data streams. Common to these classes of data streams are service constraints in terms of bandwidth and delay. However, it is typical for real-time multimedia streams to tolerate bounded delay variations and, in some cases, finite losses of packets. We have therefore developed a scheduling algorithm that assumes streams have
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During his visit to Syracuse on Monday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced the newest "master teachers" from among those teaching in the math and science fields. This announcement brings the total number of "master teachers" to 319 across the state. Among those teachers are a number from Onondaga County and from our own school district. Our faculty is a superior one and clearly our teachers deserve to be commended for their professionalism and teaching ability. Certainly, many teachers could benefit from collaboration with them.
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Michael Booby, 19, was captured after he allegedly ran from police in Armidale on Sunday morning after crashing the car.
The chase began after the white Toyota Camry was reported stolen during a break-in at an Armidale home after 4am.
Officers launched a search in the area for the stolen vehicle before it was sighted by highway patrol officers.
"Police came upon the vehicle in Niagara St in Armidale at 7.08am, so highway patrol initiated pursuit," Armidale Inspector Chris McKinnon said.
"A very short pursuit followed and the vehicle driven by the offender was involved in a minor collision."
Booby allegedly fled the scene after the crash but was stopped in his tracks.
"He ran from that location but was then located by police a short time later," Inspector McKinnon said.
"He has been charged with six aggravated break-and-enters and police will allege people were home at the time of the break-ins."
Booby has now been charged with 14 offences stemming from the alleged weekend spree across Armidale including one count of stealing the Toyota sedan and attempting to steal another vehicle before a resident thwarted the attempt.
Another charge of possessing housebreaking implements has been laid against Booby as well as a string of driving offences including police pursuit Skye's Law, driving in a manner dangerous, negligent driving, unlicensed driving and resist arrest.
Booby, who was wanted by Oxley police, was also charged with an outstanding warrant for revocation of parole.
He made no application for bail when he fronted Armidale Local Court yesterday morning.
Magistrate Karen Stafford has ordered police compile a brief of evidence relating to the charges with the case set to return to court in May.
Booby will remain behind bars until then.


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