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Home > Post > Post 14 > Post 14 News Release > 2009 News Releases > News Release
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TFC Michael Murriell
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Post 14, Ashland
(606) 928-6421
Click here to e-mail TFC Michael Murriell
Reckless Homicide in Carter County
Date of News Release: 05/21/2009
(Ashland, Ky.) -- On April 21st, 2009, the Carter County Detention Center reported to the Kentucky State Police at Post 14 that an altercation had taken place between two inmates. In that report the Carter County Detention Center said that one of the inmates had been admitted at a local hospital. Detectives from Post 14 were dispatched to the Carter County Detention Center and hospital to investigate.
On April 26th, the inmate, Emanuel Reyes, passed away as a result of his injuries sustained in the altercation. Detectives from Post 14 have been in consultation with the Commonwealth Attorney, David Flatt.
The investigation was presented to the Carter County Grand Jury.
On May the 19th the Carter County Grand Jury returned an Indictment for Reckless Homicide. Mr. Charles Finley Jr., has been charged and is currently incarcerated at the Carter County Detention Center.

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Home » Study Abroad » India
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July 10 - 30, 2014 (3 weeks)
Total Program Fee: $4,700
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India is one of the world's most diverse countries, home to hundreds of various ethnic groups, spoken languages, and religious traditions. The TnCIS India program will take place in the "Golden Triangle" region of north-central India: the cities of New Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur. Students will begin the program with three days in India's capital, New Delhi. The next two days will be spent in Agra, one of India's cultural and tourist centers. The remaining two weeks will be spent in Jaipur, the most important city in the desert state of Rajasthan, India. Each of these cities comprises numerous characteristics of one of the most impactful countries in the history of mankind. The recorded history of India dates back 5,000 years. The country has been home to some of the world's most significant religious, economic, and intellectual advancements. India is the birthplace of Hinduism and Buddhism. It is home to one of the world's greatest architectural wonders, the Taj Mahal, and it was home to "Mahatma" Gandhi, one of the most recognizable and profoundly effectual figures of modern history. India is the world's largest democracy and one of the world's most populated countries. New Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur are centers of India's amazing diversity, illustrating striking examples of its political, social, intellectual, and religious advancements. Students will therefore be able to discover the mélange of India by experiencing its hospitality, visiting historically crucial sites, and becoming immersed in vast local activity.
Classes: Classes will be held approximately for one to three hours per day, four days per week, at onsite lodging facilities.
Accommodations: All housing will be in a tourist class hotel. All rooms will be equipped with air-conditioning and wifi accessiblity. Two meals a day will be included in the cost of the program: breakfast and either lunch or dinner.
All TnCIS programs are academic in nature and course work that takes advantage of the program location will be the central focus. Programs offered by TnCIS through any member institution are in keeping with SACSCOC policies for each respective institution where compliance is monitored at the institutional level. TnCIS program courses are for credit only. In India, students will enroll in ONE of the following courses:
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A wood burning stove could be to blame for starting a fire that destroyed a home in Waterford, Thursday afternoon.
It took firefighters from 7 different departments 3 hours to control the blaze.
The fire began in the basement of the home, at 201 East St., and quickly spread all the way to the attic.
Neighbors reported seeing massive amounts of smoke billowing from the roof, around 3:30.
"We heard the sirens going off but we actually saw the smoke way before we heard the sirens," said neighbor, Bethany Whitling.
A man and a woman lived in the house but luckily, no one was home at the time the fire broke out.
"I've known the guy for half my life and just knowing he was only a couple houses down at a friends house when it happened, is just sad," said the homeowner's former neighbor, James Orr.
Fire investigators said the house was old and the flames crept into the walls; making it an extremely tough fire to isolate.
Neighbors can't believe this happened so close to Easter.
"A fire at anytime is horrible but being this close to a holiday is even worse," said neighbor, Tatiana Whitling.
Fire crews from Union City, Mill Village, Edinboro, Kuhl Hose and Mckean were all called out to assist.


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Welcome to our annual State of the School Address where, as a community, we gather together to hear about the current state of our school, speak about our future and highlight certain elements of our program that may be earmarked for improvement or spark inspiration. Tonight, mark my words, take notes, record it on your iPhone. You heard it here first! There is no better time to be a member of the Harbor Country Day community. I will say it again – there is no better time to be a member of the Harbor Country Day community. This year, I think we are poised well for inspiration; we have so many people and programs that motivate and inspire us. Towards the end of this evening, we will hear from our Chair of the Board of Trustees, David Essex, and our Head of School Search Committee with some exciting news about the future of our school, specifically its leadership.
The last four years have been terrific – yes, they have been terrific. Some years were better than others; I am sure you will agree. But all in all they were terrific, and I will eventually leave Harbor in June with a heavy heart but confident that we did good work here along the way. In many ways I feel as though I am leaving prematurely, but a wise leader once told me that when you start to feel it is time to move on, it usually is. And I think it is the right time for the Pryor family and the school community. I so clearly remember the enthusiasm you all brought to my first year: welcoming parties, Induction Ceremonies, songs, poems, a key to the school. I hope you will offer my successor a similar welcome, as I am sure you will. That is the kind of community we are – a welcoming one. One that embraces a challenge, welcomes innovation, charts a responsible course, and diligently sets sail towards success. Early on in my tenure we raised an unprecedented amount of money to make the types of improvements to Harbor that were necessary to become known as a school of excellence. And it is happening. Pat Bassett, President of the National Association of Independent Schools will say, "For independent schools, "excellence" is a given, not an option, "excellence in the sense of schools that serve kids and families well, where kids and teachers are engaged, where teachers have universally high expectations of all students, where college-preparation and an achievement orientation are universal, where values are central to the climate and the partnership with parents. Nonetheless, "excellence" is a rather amorphous term, as it is often invoked in the larger academic and school debates, meaning different things to different people."
Excellence at Harbor is a standard; we strive for it with each day. In fact, I vividly remember when the board and I were developing our mission statement, we discussed the use of the term academic excellence, and whether or not we should highlight it in our mission. We opted against it. We agreed that academic excellence has become such an important component to our school that it was obvious and therefore did not need mentioning in our mission statement. I believe this as much as I believe in my own children.
Academic Excellence means many things and can often be vague and nebulous. I think our nation depends upon state standards and test scores to help define the meaning of excellence too often. However, I also think that test scores are valid, quantitative and have their place in education – but they do not tell the whole story of a student's success. That is why Harbor does not teach to any specific test, we teach to life. I will not go into detail right now about our fabulous reading and writing program, which have shown marked progress in student learning since we initiated it. I won't go into detail about how our Upper School students are devouring literature written by Homer, Shakespeare, Steinbeck, Poe. I won't harp on the fact that our students are engaged in science labs every week. And I will certainly not mention that students in grades one through eight have access to some of the nations most advanced educational technology on a daily basis. I also would never talk about our fine and performing arts program that help instill creativity and appreciation as we develop and train the right side of our student's brains. And Mrs. Decker would kill me if I mentioned how well she and Mrs. Hotzak help our children develop a life-long passion for exercise and a healthy life-style. So, I won't mention those outstanding levels of education that your children receive on a daily basis.
We believe that excellence is also about other things. We believe that 21st century skills are the very skills students will need to excel in the next 50 years. We call them the Five C's – for a very important reason – each of the five terms begins with the letter C. Our five C's are character, critical thinking, collaboration, creativity and connection. These are the skills that have been recognized as the essential 21st century skills our students will need to reach success in their lives and each day we help to nurture those skills in our classes. That is another marker of excellence.
Harbor is a school like no other. We work hard to provide the best possible experience for your children and we love what we do. We come to work each day because we value the time we spend with your children and we believe in our school. With each new year, we grow. We critique, we analyze, we develop. Great schools will always look forward and enrich their program. This year we saw the Marine Science Outreach Program be taken to the next level. Students of all ages have been engaged in Marine Science work. We began the year as an entire school with a trip to Stony Brook University Science Lab to celebrate Earthstock. Classes of all levels head out to Flax Pond testing water samples, learning about run-off and erosion. I remember the day the first graders went. At least one first grader I know pretty well thought it was the best day ever! We have visited and explored the Long Island Science Museum. In conjunction with our Marine Science efforts, our Upper School Science program this year is more experiential in nature while still delving deeply into scientific concepts that affect our lives. Science labs occur each week, so our students are fully immersed in the scientific process and learning about the critical elements that merge together to make up and affect our daily lives. The Science Colloquium is coming up soon and that will again engage students in project management skills, collaboration, science exploration, creativity, writing, technology, public speaking, scientific analysis and critical thinking.
I am committed to selecting and developing a new math program for next year. While the final decisions are yet to be agreed upon and the new head of school's opinion will be wanted and added, the vision of the program is that it will be conceptual in nature with a strong complement of a more linear approach, focusing on the basic facts that student need to become excellent mathematicians. Announcements on this program will be made later this spring. In the meantime, you should know that because we are small enough to pay attention to details and individual needs, several students are engaged in math classes that far outreach their standard math levels. Students in 2nd grade participate in 3rd grade math. Students in 4th grade participate in 5th and 6th grade math classes. Our Upper School math program offers levels for all students, but we set the bar higher, so students are studying 1,2 and 3 years ahead of the public school traditional model. While not always recognized, this practice has been used at Harbor for several years.
Our focus on Teachers College Reading and Writing Project is ongoing and strengthening. Students are learning to read and reading to learn on their specific levels. We know what level each child is on at all times, as they are formally evaluated several times each year and we continue to stretch each one. We are seeing great progress in reading ability across the board in the lower school. Equally important, our students love reading because the program highlights rich, inspiring literature.
Since we began collecting and analyzing ERB scores we have seen significant increases. The last three years of data show increases at all levels and in all areas. In fact, last year's student body that took the test last May can boast that almost 50% of students in grades 3-6 placed in the top 5% of the country scoring 95% and above in national norms on at least one test, which qualified them for the Johns Hopkins Award. We are proud of this accomplishment and know that our new programs instituted over the last several years are beginning to take hold and having an effect. Further, 100% of our graduating class from last year was accepted into their school of choice and equally important are thriving in school.
Our Fine and Performing Arts programs continue to offer a creative outlet for our students and stretch them beyond the standard programs. Classes in art and music appreciation, history of certain artists and composers, music composition on laptops, history of the poster are all tapping into student's right side of the brain – thus training them for the 21st Century with skills in creativity, critical thinking, collaboration as well as a rich traditional background of knowledge on composers and styles of art and music. Our students consistently achieve high honors and recognition in art and music contests across the Island and the State.
You have seen a small growth in our after-school program this year. We anticipate a new and improved program for next year. Under the leadership of one director, our new program will be substantially broader and deeper. Outside programs will come in and offer enriched activities in art, music, math, writing, sports and, of course, cheerleading.
I am proud that while we grow in program, we remain true to our mission. Harbor cherishes childhood, cultivates wonder and inspires confident learners and leaders. We live our mission each day, and we think carefully about individuals. We differentiate, we are flexible and we care. Often times, when schools focus on specifics, they forget to remain true to the greater good – the mission of the school. Harbor remains true.
This fall, Mark Lauria, the Executive Director of our state association, NYSAIS, visited us. He spent a few hours touring the school and meeting faculty and staff. He is new to the association as this is only his second year. Also, he wanted to come see the school I consistently brag about. In October the NYSAIS accrediting team spent three days with us learning about Harbor and how we support and further our mission. They wrote a lengthy response to our 90-page self-study, which highlighted many of our successes. The NYSAIS accrediting committee will meet later in January to discuss the status of our accreditation, so I cannot offer you a completed, final version of their report. However, all signals point to a stellar visit and a positive report. When the time is appropriate the report will be made public, if you wish to read it. What I can share with you at this time is in general the visiting team fell in love with Harbor. They thought our teaching was spot on. They highlighted the balanced approach we strike between a rigorous curriculum and a nurturing spirit. They applauded our efforts over the last several years in making giant strides in the world of curriculum development and teaching. They thought our students were engaging, inquisitive, worldly and cute. They noted our board of trustees consisted of committed individuals who care deeply about our school and are leading us in the right direction. All in all, they loved us and while they have suggestions for us on how to improve, the suggestions are thoughtful and coincide with our own short and long-term plans for the future of Harbor.
The economy has had its effects on all of us, the Pryor family and Harbor Country Day included. While Harbor is truly a gift, we understand that it comes at a cost. The many superb programs I outlined tonight and the others I did not unfortunately come at a cost.
In 2008 when we were heading into the recession, we anticipated a shortfall but established the necessary safeguards so that we would eventually be ok. We actually proposed a deficit budget that year and as we know, the shortfall happened. This 2010-2011 Academic Year, with a lower enrollment than was anticipated and cost of living always increasing, we worked hard to propose a balanced budget to the board and it was accepted. This was the first balanced budget in two years. We were successful because we made some sacrifices without affecting program, and we were fortunate to fundraise enough to subsidize the difference. Once again, in order to propose a balanced budget for 2011-2012 Academic Year and keep the academic and co-curricular program moving forward, I proposed and the board accepted an increase in tuition … ( I left this number out for the time being )With this increase and an anticipated increase in enrollment, Harbor will once again be standing on stronger financial footing and will continue to prosper.
We understand that any increase can be difficult. With this in mind we developed and committed to several new programs to help all parents afford a Harbor education.
- We have always been committed to financial aid. We have renamed this program to make more sense and have it better resonate with families. Tuition Assistance is exactly what it is. So, that is what we are calling it. We will assist all families who apply for and qualify. Updated literature will be sent out immediately. To show how committed we are and how much we believe in our school and our families, we have tripled the amount of tuition assistance we can offer for this coming year. This is not to say that families already receiving assistance will receive three times the amount, rather it means we are committing more money to families who are in need and we can help you continue to offer your child and independent school education. Please consider tuition assistance if you think it will help you next year.
- We are introducing our new Recruitment Incentive Program. This plan was developed to help all of us, considering that we would all benefit from a larger student body and a discount on tuition. For each new student enrolled the recommending Harbor family will receive a $1000 discount on their tuition. I am hopeful that you all will partake in this program. A quick few details: the recommended student must meet all admissions standards and remain at the school for at least five months. There is no limit to this program. If you recommend 10 students, you will receive a 10K discount on next year's tuition. The beauty of this is that you receive the discount and our community gains thoughtful, bright students of character. Please consider this program. Our next Open House is on January 23rd.
- We are also introducing our new merit scholarship for new students. We are committed to admitting students of quality to next year's 7th grade, as well as other US grades. We have developed a merit scholarship program to help brilliant students of character afford to attend Harbor's upper school program. This is a merit scholarship based on scores earned on the Secondary School Admissions Test or the SSAT. You will receive more information on this program immediately. If you know brilliant students of character, who are the ages of our upper school grades, please invite them to our Open House. They may receive a scholarship and you may receive a discount. And Harbor benefits from the larger student body.
With our continued efforts to consistently push our programs to evolve, it is only appropriate to help educate the outside community of all that we are doing. We launched a new marketing plan this year with the goal of improving the general reputation and respect of the school. At the very basic level, we need to show communities that we exist. At the higher, more advanced level, we need to exhibit that we should be considered a leader among the Islands independent schools. An effort of this proportion and importance takes patience, time, collaboration, money and innovation. Our goal has always been to offer a rigorous, robust educational program that is better than any other option. I believe we have the programs, but in order to truly achieve greatness, we need more students. Enrollment must increase and that means – plain and simple – get the word out. Beginning on Monday, a new 30 sec. commercial for Harbor will be shown on several popular cable channels between the times of 6 pm and 12 pm. If you watch the cooking channel or lifetime or Bravo, you will see our commercial! Playing at the Stony Brook Theatre before every single movie shown in every theatre, a 15 sec spot will be shown. So get to the theatre early, load up on the popcorn and jujubes in time and watch the commercial.
We are carefully tracking all admission inquiries and keep close contact with them through email. We send them weekly Hawk Eye News clips and Animoto shows. With the rate social media is taking over the news world, we increased our web presence on facebook, twitter, and across the Internet. We are reaching out far and wide to make a presence across the island. We hope you have recognized the efforts we place on internal and external marketing and communications. It is very important at this time in the School's life to spread the good word.
On January 20th we will be hosting a major event of the year here at school. I am sure you have heard about it, read about it, seen the signs around town, or have been annoyed by the pop-ups on our website. The nationally acclaimed film, Race To Nowhere will be shown here at Harbor on the 20th at 7 PM. This is a fabulous film about the pressures some schools place on students by focusing on test scores and the college application process. It also unveils the lack of critical thinking skills being taught in the public schools. The very skills I have been speaking of tonight are not taught in public schools at the level they are in schools like Harbor. Unfortunately, a paradox exists: students of all ages are being herded in the wrong direction – they are being viewed as a product and not a child involved in the learning process of life. Thus, thousands of children across the country are suffering from depression, lack of sleep, eating disorders, and in some cases suicide. Race To Nowhere is leading the charge in starting a movement towards striking a better balance. We are showing the movie here on the 20th and we assembled a panel of professionals to hold a discussion afterwards. The panel consists of Mark Lauria, executive director of NYSAIS, Steve Hahn, Head of School at Portledge School, Gregg Glover, Associate Director of Admissions and Adjunct Prof at Harvard, a local child psychologist and me. We have invited our Head of School elect and will hope he can attend depending on his schedule. We have enough seating for 200 and it is opened to the public. I am hopeful we will fill this gym with curious individuals who may, in fact, see Harbor as a potential solution to the Race To Nowhere.
We are committed to increasing enrollment over the course of the next several years, so marketing is at an all time high. However, we must be careful about this endeavor. While we want and need more students in school, we want the right students in school. We are looking for bright, inquisitive and curious students who will help raise the academic bar. We want thoughtful students of character. We want families who believe in and support our mission. Harbor is a fabulous opportunity for this type of family and student and as I said before there has never been a better time to be a Harbor family.
Harbor is poised for excellence – there is no better time to be a Harbor family then right now. We are committed to helping our school grow, become more financially stable, admitting students of character, helping our families afford an excellent education and as always, remaining true to our mission as we push the envelope in innovation, motivation and inspiration. I am so excited about what is happening at Harbor these days and I am honored to be a part of it.
Will you now please give your attention to Dave Essex, our Chair of the Board of Trustees. Thank you.


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Kôji Wakamatsu
Japanese, Chinese with subtitles
84 min. min
World Cinema
Horribly maimed while fighting on the Japanese front in China during WWII, a Japanese lieutenant returns home a war hero. But his loss of limbs has not made him any less of a brute, especially to his wife. Required to satisfy his every need, she feels her anger quietly boiling over. Based on a short story that was banned for its extreme subject matter, Caterpillar is a howl of rage against blindness to the atrocities of war.


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|Park waiting on electric, hydrants for completion
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Staff Writer
FORT JENNINGS — Village council held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday night and discussed the ongoing park improvements including the trenching of electric lines from the tennis courts to the pump and new fire hydrants.
Mayor Jim Smith said that nothing can be done yet with the electric until the new pump is installed, which should happen in the near future.
At this time, the village is looking for quotes to finish up the remaining electrical work.
Maintenance Supervisor Ted Wrasman spoke on the new fire hydrants that will be installed in the park soon.
"We won't have to blow the lines," Wrasman said. "The plumbing drains itself, at least that's the plan."
Since the park shuts off the water to the park facilities, there are no Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) tests from Nov. 1 through April 1.
Smith reported that the new restroom facility is basically done.
Park Board President Jerry Siefker said the crew working at the park has not announced a completion date yet.
"They have a few things to wrap up," Siefker added.
Siefker announced the outcome of the Park Board elections where Kari Amstutz was voted in the new vice president and Katie Etgen won the secretary position. In addition, the park board has acquired two new members and three members have resigned.
During August's meeting, Smith addressed the failed water pump issue with council, who discussed and approved the purchase of a new Barnes Pump at a cost of $7,625. Smith said the EPA recommends an extra pump and council agreed the old pump may be rebuilt so that it would become a spare. Council approved taking the pump to a testing/repair facility in Norwalk.
After inspection of the failed pump by Bennet Electric in Norwalk, the estimate to repair the old pump would cost $4,000 — welding, bearings, etc. — and not feasible for a piece of equipment that is almost obsolete.
Smith thought the village could hold off buying a back- up pump and resort to using an existing Diesel pump or borrowing a back up from another community in case of an emergency. Council also agreed to let Bennet keep the old pump for parts and recycling.
During the Maintenance Report in August, Smith discussed the village's tractor, which has had some mechanical issues in the past. Smith asked Wrasman to get quotes which have been slow to get into the village's hands. Currently, Northwest Tractor and Kennedy Coon have sent quotes and the costs don't match up. Council will look for tractor quotes during the next council meeting.
"I would like to get quotes on John Deere 4320, 4520 and the 4720," Smith said. "The biggest difference is the horsepower, which steps up with each model."
Council member Walt Pitney said that they should look at the boom lifting capacity.
Smith said the purchase will be through The Cooperative Purchasing Program which offers Ohio counties, townships, municipalities, school districts, public libraries, regional park districts and other political subdivisions the benefits and cost savings of buying goods and services through state contracts.
In addition, new tractor emissions standards will be coming into effect in the near future and Smith would like to purchase a tractor before the new standards take effect.
In the Police Committee Report, councilman Greg Brown reported that a resident has been refusing to pay a water bill and although the resident reports he is moving, the property is still in his name and he is responsible for the bill. Police Chief Ethyl Vaughn said that she has hand delivered the water bill to the resident explaining that they have to pay the water bill until they sell the property. The resident has also been cited for junk cars.
In addition, Vaughn said she is gearing up for the Pumpkin Patch.
"It's 18 years old and needs painting," Vaughn detailed.
Council also set Trick or Treat night, which will be held from 6-7:30 pm on October 25.
Smith spoke on the 2nd Street reconstruction which will be completed after the old bank is gone.
"Once Ward's fills in the basement of the old bank, the parking lot will be finished at the new bank and then the paving on 2nd Street will be completed," Smith said.
In the maintenance report, Smith asked Wrasman to call Delphos Tent and Awning to fill in the remaining tent stake holes in Water Street from the Fort Fest celebration. Smith thought it might cost $60 - $75 to have them filled in.
Council discussed purchasing new stop signs.
"If we buy through the county, we can get a complete sign for $25," Wrasman said.
"Get them from the county as we need them," Smith said. "Costs of the sticker signs are as much as the metal street signs."
In the Minutes/Treasurer's Report, council approved the minutes from last month's meeting and approved paying $48,864 in bills.
The next Village council meeting will be held in the Library at 7:30 pm on October 15.


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Picea obovata
|Siberian Spruce
Picea obovata
|Young Siberian Spruce trees, Khanty–Mansi Autonomous Okrug (Russia)
|Conservation status
|Scientific classification
|P. obovata (disputed, see text)
|Binomial name
|Picea obovata
Picea abies ssp. obovata (but see text)
Siberian Spruce (Picea obovata) is a spruce native to Siberia, from the Ural Mountains east to Magadan Oblast, and from the arctic tree line south to the Altay Mountains in northwestern Mongolia.
Description and uses[edit]
It is a medium-sized evergreen tree growing to 15–35 m tall, and with a trunk diameter of up to 1.5 m, and a conical crown with drooping branchlets. The shoots are orange-brown, with variably scattered to dense pubescence. The leaves are needle-like, 1–2 cm long, rhombic in cross-section, shiny green to grayish-green with inconspicuous stomatal lines; the leaves subtending a bud are distinctively angled out at a greater angle than the rest of the leaves (a character shared by only two or three other spruces). The cones are cylindric-conic, 5–10 cm long and 1.5–2 cm broad, green or purple, maturing glossy brown 4–6 months after pollination, and have stiff, smoothly rounded scales.
It is an important timber tree in Russia, the wood being used for general construction and paper making. The leaves are used to make spruce beer.
Siberian Spruce cone scales are used as food by the caterpillars of the tortrix moth Cydia illutana.
Taxonomy and systematics[edit]
Siberian Spruce and Norway Spruce (Picea abies) have turned out to be extremely similar genetically and might be considered two closely related subspecies of P. abies.[1]
Siberian Spruce hybridises extensively with Norway Spruce where the two species (or subspecies) meet in northeastern Europe; trees over a broad area from extreme northeast Norway and northern Finland east to the Ural Mountains are classified as the hybrid Picea × fennica (Regel) Komarov (or P. abies subsp. ×fennica, if the two taxa are considered subspecies); they differ from typical P. obovata from east of the Urals in having cones with less smoothly rounded, often triangular-pointed, scales.
- ^ Krutovskii, K.V. & Bergmann, F.: "Introgressive hybridization and phylogenetic relationships between Norway, Picea abies (L.) Karst., and Siberian, P. obovata Ledeb., spruce species studied by isozyme loci. - Heredity 74 (1995): 464-480. http://www.nature.com/hdy/journal/v74/n5/pdf/hdy199567a.pdf
Further reading[edit]
- Conifer Specialist Group (1998). Picea obovata. 2006. IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. IUCN 2006. www.iucnredlist.org. Retrieved on 12 May 2006.
- Gymnosperm Database: Picea obovata
- Farjon, A. (1990). Pinaceae: Drawings and Descriptions of the Genera. Koeltz Scientific. ISBN 3-87429-298-3 [North America].
- Staff of the Bailey Hortorium (2000). Hortus Third. Barnes and Noble Books. ISBN 0-7607-2116-5 p. 871.


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Two men robbed a Cockeysville convenience store armed with a scalding hot cup of coffee last week, according to a police incident summary.
The two men walked into Quick Mart, in the 500 block of Cranbrook Road, at about 8:41 p.m. on Jan. 2. One of the men poured himself a cup of coffee and approached the counter to pay for it. His partner wandered about the store.
As the cashier opened the register, the man threw his hot coffee in the clerk's face. The partner ran behind the counter pushed the clerk as well as another cashier against the wall.
The coffee-wielding suspect grabbed the cash out of the open register.
Adding insult to injury, the clerk whose face was burned by the coffee would celebrate his 23rd birthday on Jan. 3.
Quick Mart was also robbed in in Feb. 2012.
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30 Trained and Certified in ASIST Training!
The Greater New Bedford Suicide Prevention Coalition proudly presents the 1st class to complete ASIST. In what was a 2 day extensive suicide intervention training where 30 exceptional individuals from all walks of life were trained in ASIST-Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training. With this training added to there "toolbox" they are better equipped to intervene in the event someone they come in contact with is demonstrating suicidal behavior and get them the help they may need. We would like to thank all involved in making this possible and to all the newly trained!
Vigil for suicide survivors
Singing "Amazing Grace," they held candles, thoughts of those who took their own lives burning brightly.
It was a cold fall night, but more than 20 people gathered to recognize International Survivors of Suicide Day.
"Standard Times Story"
Over 400 participate in our 'A Day in My Shoes Suicide Awareness Walk'.
"Going the Distance"
Over 400 friends, family, and supporters gathered on a damp October morning in New Bedford to participate in our 'A Day in My Shoes Suicide Awareness Walk'.
Our mission is to build a network that helps save lives. The walk will raise awareness about suicides in our community, particularly with youth suicides. We also want to have an impact with the number of increasing suicides through gateway trainings and intense clinical trainings.


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Japan have advanced to the semifinals of the 2012 Olympics after beating Egypt 3-0. The winners of Group D following Spain's shock collapse, Japan came out strongly, generating several chances off set pieces before going ahead in the 14th minute. A counterattack led to a neat through pass for Kensuke Nagai, and the forward clipped the ball past a helpless Ahmed Elshenawi and rolled it into the empty net for the game's first goal.
Although they worked their way back into the match somewhat, a similar situation in the 41st minute caused Egypt even more problems. Substitute Manubu Saito, on for Nagai following an injury, was played through the back line and was bundled over by Saadeldin Saad as he bore down on goal. It was outside the box, but a clear red card offence anyway, and Egypt were reduced to ten.
A couple of Shuichi Gonda spills were probably Egypt's best chance of drawing level, but there wasn't much they could do against a reasonably organised Japanese defence. Their attempts at scoring, however, opened up space for the counterattack, and Japan were able to turn one of those forays up the pitch into a second goal when Maya Yoshida glaced a free kick past Elshenawi to make it 2-0 in the 78th minute.
Yuki Otsu applied the killing blow, rising over the Egypt defence to head home Takahiro Ohgihara's excellent cross, and the game was over. By now, Egypt were down to nine men following an injury to Ahmed Hegazi -- they'd already used all three substitutes -- and Japan were able to cruise to an easy victory. They'll play the winner of Mexico and Senegal in the semifinals, and have every chance of coming away from this tournament with a medal.


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Hello localizers!
Thank you all for your great work with Firefox 23 and 24. Here's an outline of what is currently in Aurora this cycle and what we accomplished together last cycle:
This cycle (5 August – 16 September)
Key dates include:
- Beta sign offs are due before 9 September.
- Aurora sign offs are due before 16 September.
- Firefox 24 releases 17 September.
- 150 new strings were added to Aurora desktop, 95 for Aurora mobile
- Many of the new desktop strings cover additions to devtools.
- The mobile strings cover the new guest mode being added to Firefox for Android (see https://wiki.mozilla.org/Mobile/Projects/Guest_browsing ) for more details.
Please remember that sign offs are a critical piece to the cycle and mean that you approve and can vouch for the work you're submitting for shipment.
Last cycle (May 14th – June 24th)
Noteworthy accomplishments:
- 71% of all locales shipped Firefox 23 on desktop updates on time. Sadly, that is a 7% decrease from last cycle but the 71% shipped still has the potential to impact, literally, millions of users and deserves to be congratulated!
- Localizations of Firefox OS have begun shipping! Congratulations to all involved.
- Between 22 & 23, three new locales were added to Firefox for Android: Slovak (sk), Turkish (tr), and Hungarian (hu)! Congratulations!
As always, thank you all for your efforts! You're fantastic and we certainly appreciate you very much!


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Thousands of companies have made the move to Intacct online accounting solutions and the cloud to automate key processes, drive revenue, and save on IT costs.
Many of our customers have achieved greater than 100% annual return on investment by using Intacct to:
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The Center for International Programs (CIP) at Saint Joseph's University is responsible for both study abroad and international student services.
We are strongly committed to internationalization and globalization, both on our campus and elsewhere. Please read our Mission Statement on International Education. This site is intended to provide information for current Saint Joseph's University students as well as prospective students and individuals interested in our services.
Our office hours are Monday through Friday, 9am to 5pm. We are located at 183 West City Avenue (between the Starbucks and the 7-11). Please drop in to browse through our materials or to speak with our staff. For specific inquiries, please make an appointment in order for the staff to be able to devote the necessary time and attention to you.
In the event of a larger than anticipated applicant pool, the Center for International Programs may not be able to approve all study abroad applications. Complete applications from eligible students will be approved on a first come, first serve basis. For this reason, early applications are strongly advised.
Students that apply for spring 2015 study abroad by the September 24th deadline, but are not approved due to space will be placed on a waitlist. In the case of withdraws, priority will then be given to Saint Joseph's University students, students with no prior study abroad experience and students with exceptional, academic circumstances that may prevent them from studying abroad in a future semester. Some examples include (but are not limited to) class standing and major. All other students not approved for spring 2015 will be given priority for fall 2015. Deferred applications will be approved pending an academic and disciplinary check during the spring semester.
- Students, faculty, staff and administrators wishing to travel internationally should first review the University's International Travel Policy. Questions or concerns about the new Policy can be directed to Kelly Horning, Assistant Director for Semester Abroad and Health & Safety at the Center for International Programs: email@example.com.


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South Bend — Indiana convenience stores and gas stations seeking the right to sell cold beer to customers filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday aimed at lifting a 50-year ban on the practice.
The Indiana Petroleum Marketers and Convenience Store Association argued Indiana's law is arbitrary and discriminates against grocery and convenience stores.
The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court in Indianapolis, contends Indiana is the only state that regulates the temperature of beer being sold. It says the practice started in 1963, and there's no legitimate purpose for the restriction.
"In reviewing the history, it became more and more clear to us there really was not a rational basis for the current law," said Scot Imus, the association's executive director. "The fact the law says pharmacies, convenience stores and grocery stores are capable enough to sell the product warm, then it gets rather arbitrary about what temperature it can be sold at. When you change the temperature, it doesn't change the alcohol content."
The lawsuit names the state, the Indiana Alcohol and Tobacco Commission and its chairman, Alex Huskey, as defendants and seeks declaratory judgment and injunctive relief. Spokesman Brandon Thomas said the commission would not comment on pending litigation. Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller said he will argue that the law reflects the wishes of state lawmakers.
"This subject has been debated in the Legislature for a number of years, and it will be the state's position that the Legislature is the proper forum for any changes to our laws and not the courts," he said.
John Livengood, president of the Indiana Association of Beverage Retailers that opposes any change in the law, said he expects the courts to side with Indiana, saying states have the right to determine how alcohol is sold.
"It's a direct attack on Indiana's policy," he said.


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Self contained one bedroom apartment which is part of a dual key set up which means that there is a smaller unit is attached to the Unit which is rented out seperately.
Self contianed kitchen, with oven, cooktop, microwave, full size fridge, cutlery, crockery and other kitchen appliances.
Loungeroom is contained with lounges, TV, DVD and stereo player.
New KingKoil beds and ensuite.
Parking is available for this rental.
Shared Air Conditioning, you will need to keep the air con running when a guest is in the smaller room.
Self contained 2 Bedroom Apartment with 2 x Queen beds and 2 x ensuites. Furnished beautifully and well maintained unit.
Air conditioning, Foxtel, DVD, Washing machine, Dishwasher
New King Koil Beds
Gas, Electricity will be billed to your account (pay per use)


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StiffArmTrophy.com Projects Huge Manziel Win
Kari Chisholm of StiffArmTrophy.com collects known Heisman votes and turns them into a projection. His model, which is 10-for-10 in picking winners so far, has Johnny Manziel not just winning the statuette, but being one of the top 10 winners ever. A lot of voters have expressed the thought that this year's was one of the tougher decisions they've had to make. If that's true, the vast majority ended up breaking the same way.


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Police caught two suspects allegedly involved in an armed home invasion near 43rd Avenue and Northern Avenue, but are still looking for two more. Four men forced their way into a home in Phoenix and demanded a safe, officers said. The suspects left without the safe and drove off in a gold colored Honda sedan. The homeowner fired multiple shots at the car but accidentally hit a couple of homes instead, police said. A few minutes later, officers said they found a gold Honda at the I-17 and Glendale. The driver stopped in a neighborhood and the suspects ran from the car. During a K9 search, officers found two suspects and at least one handgun. This is a developing story. Stay with FOX 10 News for updates.
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Guy Ritchie Directs Beckham's New H&M Ad
Just in case you thought they'd Photoshopped David Beckham's abs in his H&M underwear campaigns, Guy Ritchie has gone out and proven that all of it (yup, all of it) is real. In the new short film/ad directed by Ritchie, Beckham shows us not just how fit he is (considering all the takes they had to do) but also how damn real those abs of his are. And while all the haters be hating, we're gonna be hating while we hit that treadmill tonight.


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Here it is, folks - every single thing I've ever written :). Use the handy menu bar to zoom in on a particular series, or click on any of the covers to learn more. I've also put together a couple of suggested reading orders, if you are new to the world of A Modern Witch, or reading the books again.
Can you live 28 years without discovering you're a witch?
Lauren is downtown Chicago's youngest elite realtor. She's also a witch. She must be - the fetching spell for Witches' Chat isn't supposed to make mistakes. So says the woman who coded the spell, at least.
The tall, dark, and handsome guy sent to assess her is a witch too (and no, that doesn't end the way you might think). What he finds in Lauren will change lives, mess with a perfectly good career, and require lots of ice cream therapy.
With great power comes great responsibility. So says the tradition of witching. One teenage witch missed that lesson…
As a child, Sierra Brighton traveled the world. She swam with the baby whales, danced in storm funnels, and lived in complete magical freedom. And then Momma died and Sierra ended up in foster care, an unhappy and very secret witch.
Fetched by Nell's spell, she'll no longer need to do magic on lonely beaches - but can Sierra learn to use her power safely? Or will her reckless blood put Witch Central at risk?
It's a Witch Central wedding - and you're invited :).
This is a short read, about the length of two chapters in my series books. Not a short story, really - more like a snapshot. The chance to share in an important moment in the lives of your favorite witches.
This should be read between A Reckless Witch and A Nomadic Witch. Enjoy the wedding!
Spring brings a traveler to Nova Scotia - a tiny babe who will turn Marcus's life upside down and reincarnate the horrifying events of his past.
Can Marcus find his way through the pain to love and healing? And can the witching community finally learn to keep their astral travelers safe?
Witch Central welcomes everyone. Or does it?
Twenty months ago, Jamie and Lauren crashed a coven meeting in Chicago - a visit they barely remember. For Beth Landler, it was the moment that fractured her circle and awakened her need for an entirely different kind of magic.
The kind only found in Witch Central. If she can dig up the courage to go.
Cassidy Farrell is a world-class Celtic fiddler. And if she has her way, that's exactly who she'll stay.
Except that's not what the rocks have in mind. Or a certain fetching spell. Or the truth working its way free in her own heart.
Can the music, and perhaps a certain grumpy curmudgeon and his baby girl, help Cass find her life's new song?
A bachelor curmudgeon, a Celtic witch, and an adorable wee girl with lavender eyes. Join them in the last days of the Swordfights & Lullabies tour - and see what love has wrought.
This is a short read, about the length of two chapters in my series books. Not a short story, really - more like a snapshot. The chance to share a few special moments with some of your favorite witches. It should be read between after A Celtic Witch. Enjoy!
Hannah Kendrick has spent the last twelve years fighting for her sanity. And the doctor who has stood by her side has run out of options.
A small computer tracking spell will find Hannah—but can Witch Central save her?
This is the seventh and final book in the bestselling A Modern Witch series, but have no fear – your favorite characters will be back in September with the launch of the Witch Central series. Lots of witchy love, laughter, and tears yet to come :).
Two pendants. Two students. And it's entirely possible they didn't volunteer.
World-famous (and now retired) photographer Jenvieve Adams has a debt to repay—and a soft spot for witches who have lost their way. Or so she thinks, until they actually show up.
Join some of the cast of characters from the very successful A Modern Witch series as they take on a new kind of journey as guides for WitchLight. What happens when an obsessive psychologist and a wordsmithing delinquent get dropped into Witch Central?
Note: Witches on Parole is the start of a spin-off trilogy, set in the world of the A Modern Witch series. This trilogy can be enjoyed on its own, but if you haven't yet read A Modern Witch, you might consider doing so—many of the characters featured in Witches on Parole get their start in the main series. For those who are already fans of the main series, this book falls between book 2 and 3, but can easily be read anytime after book 1.
Lizard and Elsie are under way, but the WitchLight journey isn't an easy one.
There are bumps and obstacles inside their own hearts. And there is the greatest challenge of all... the one they will pick for each other.
The finale...
Ghosts from Lizard's past--and the man who wants to be her future.
The empty places in Elsie's soul--and the temptations of raspberry-laced courage.
Walk once more with Jennie's students as they come to the end of their WitchLight journeys.
The tattoos on your heart matter more than the ones on your skin.
Two years ago, Lizard Monroe was Berkeley's newest delinquent on parole. Now she's a hot young realtor with a great life, an awesome guy, and enough friends to chase away the ghosts of her past.
The crystal ball has spoken—life isn't done messing with her yet. And neither is the need brewing in the eyes of the man she loves.
The eve of Halloween approaches. And whatever the sexy poet realtor wants to believe, moving beyond your past isn't the same as facing the future.
This is the first book in my new Witch Central series, featuring my well-loved clan of modern witches and those who love them.
A toddler and a snowman.
Everyone in Witch Central knows about Jamie Sullivan's precog vision. The one he saw when he first laid eyes on the woman who would one day be his wife.
Now Nat and Jamie have it all. A fiery, adorable daughter, the kind of marriage that lasts to forever and beyond, and deep roots in the love, antics, and magic of Witch Central's leading family.
Those parts of the vision have all come true. All that is missing is one small boy with dancing eyes.
And all the magic in the universe can't seem to make him real.
This is the second book in my new Witch Central series.
Nell Sullivan is fiery, easily distracted by cookies, and doomed to wear the peach monstrosity at her best friend's wedding.
And she's a witch.
Daniel Walker is a former baseball player turned bored hacker looking for a challenge. Hacking Nell's online gaming world is going to get him a lot more than he bargained for.
A prophecy says they will make babies together - but when it comes to the love life of a modern witch and a hacker, prophecy might not get a vote.
Have you ever wondered who really does the matches for those online-dating sites?
Mick - Guppy scientist and victim of her self-inflicted dating adventures.
Miri - Astrology whiz and promoter of steamy sex for the greater good.
Derrick - Data genius and life idiot.
Meet the match team at Matchmakers.com, the web 2.0 online-dating service with a personal touch. Can Mick lead her team, find a guy, and finally win Match the Loser?
Jake thought he had a juvenile delinquent witch in need of rescue.
Romy couldn't decide if he was a kidnapper, liar, or too good to be true. Throw in Tattoo Boy, sparking fingers, and a seven-year-old who can see the future, and you have all the makings for a romance.
Well, there's some really great linguine and a duet from West Side Story, too.
There were a lot of things Cat didn't know when she moved to outer space.
She didn't know the food was all made from squished beans. She didn't know there were mean kids named Weed. And she didn't know you had to keep your room clean all the time.
But her new friend Arkali is pretty cool, even if he's never eaten a real apple or met a unicorn.
Now they have a sick plant in the ship's biosphere, and even magic and rabbit-poop tea aren't helping.
Can Cat and Arkali find a solution?
Eleven full-page interior illustrations make this a fun read! Reading level is similar to Magic Tree House books.


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Welsh Labour Conference
The Welsh Labour Party Conference has been held in Llandudno.
Labour party leader Ed Miliband talks to our Political Editor
Political Editor Adrian Masters caught up with Ed Miliband after his speech at the Welsh Labour Party Conference in Llandudno.
Miliband takes to the Llandudno stage
Ed Miliband and Carwyn Jones take to the stage for a Q & A at Welsh Labour conference in Llandudno. http://t.co/EsiaKVkilK
Ed Miliband told Welsh Labour conference that having Lab in power in Wales helps his fight back at Westminster level.
Ed Miliband backs all-women short lists even though 'they've been controversial in Wales' in the past.
Shadow Cabinet will meet in Wales promises Miliband
Labour leader Ed Miliband is to promise that his Shadow Cabinet will come to Wales within the next year.
He's expected to tell Welsh Labour's conference in Llandudno that he wants his team to look at 'practical examples' of actions by Carwyn Jones' Welsh Government to 'inform' the party's manifesto for 2015.
He'll be sharing a stage with First Minister Carwyn Jones to take questions from delegates and is expected to build on comments he made in Birmingham yesterday but add that Carwyn Jones and the Welsh Labour Government are 'acting to provide shelter from the storm.'
First Minister Carwyn Jones speaks to our Political Editor
Adrian Masters speaks to Carwyn Jones after his conference speech.
Labour party conference attendees
Our political editor Adrian Masters caught up with Stephen Doughty MP, Councillor Siobhan Corria and Joyce Watson AM at the conference in Llandudno.
Welsh Labour warned of devolution dangers
Shadow Welsh Secretary Owen Smith has told the Welsh Labour conference that devolution "will shift and evolve, ebb and flow" and that unless Labour is vigilant, it can risk division and undermine the redistribution of tax revenues to Wales from the wealthier areas of England.
In his speech to delegates in Llandudno, Mr Smith was especially critical of Plaid Cymru's call for the Welsh Government to take responsibility for social security and the Conservatives' demand that any devolved power over income tax is used to cut the rate paid by high earners.
Their proposal to use taxation to play off Wales against other parts of the UK and the corresponding plans from Plaid to segregate social security are - just like the referendum in Scotland - a reminder of the risk that unless we are vigilant, devolution can risk division and dilution of our collective means and our redistributive principles – and of the fiscal union which allows us to exercise them.
We in Welsh Labour will not let that happen. We, who campaigned for Devolution for a hundred years - and delivered it too. We, who truly understand the value of devolution. Enhancing our democracy, increasing political accountability and improving decision making for vital public services. We_ will use devolution to deliver for Wales – not to deliver us from our brothers and sisters in Liverpool, or Lanarkshire, Lisburn or London.
– Shadow Welsh Secretary Owen Smith MP
Wherever devolution takes in the years to come – and it will shift and evolve, ebb and flow. We will remain both Welsh Labour and One Nation Labour – a Welsh party and a British party – and proud of being both.
Tweets from First Minister's speech
Carwyn Jones' personal recollections are about 'what made him Labour', not, he says, 'a sentimental journey.'
Carwyn Jones: 'devolution can't sit still… the present settlement is unclear & needs to be changed.'
Carwyn Jones acknowledging 'areas of debate' in Labour about devolving policing & energy
Carwyn Jones defends health service changesby Adrian Masters
The First Minister has made a strong and highly personal defence of controversial plans to change the health service in Wales.
Speaking at Welsh Labour's conference in Llandudno, Carwyn Jones, said his government would not change course.
– First Minister Carwyn Jones
The easiest option for us would be to play it safe - put risk on the back burner and plough on regardless for another few years.
Colleagues - we can't do that.
We have to have a health service that's safe and sustainable in the future.
Any change will be done sensibly and with the fullest consideration taking into account the views of the medical professions themselves.
Conference – let me be clear.
There is no bigger threat to the National Health Service in Wales than saying - "there's no need for change.
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When I was born, I was very unwell and spent weeks in an incubator - what would now be called a special care baby unit.
Hard to believe I know - when you look at me now.
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Welcome in the wonderful medieval town of Sibiu, former cultural capital of Europe 2007 in the heart of Romania! Sibiu Travelers Hostel/Villa Teilor is situated in a quiet area of Sibiu only 6 minutes walk from the train and bus station and just another 9 minute walk to the ancient centre.
Our pledge: to provide accommodation the in most comfortable, friendly way and making guests feel welcome & at home, giving you a nice (included) breakfast and providing you a lot of free services for a real low price.
Sibiu Travelers Hostel/Villa Teilor received a 2 star qualification from the Romanian Department of Tourism.
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* Breakfast in morning and coffee, tea & cooled mineral water day & night
* Nice spacious garden with a terrace, tables & chairs and a covered patio
* Garden Chess Play & complete barbecue set
* Easy & free parking, also safe parking on the property possible
* Internet on two high connection speed PC's & free WiFi
* Upload facility for your digital photos in high resolution
* Bath towels (free at minimum stay of 2 nights) and clean sheets
* Washing service (free at minimum stay of 2 nights) on a machine with a 1400 rpm drying capacity
* Extremely cheap international PC-to-fixed phone calls by our Skype phone facility
* Private lockers to store your valuable things safely, big enough to put in your laptop
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* High quality solid made beds, anti-allergic comfortable mattresses & good quality pillows
* Clean modern comfortable bathrooms & toilets
* An enthusiast (Romanian-English-French-German-Dutch speaking) staff
* Friendly informative atmosphere with much (photographic) attention for Romania & Transylvania
* Flyers and lot of tourist information about Sibiu & around, including bus & train schedules
* Bookings for all other hostels in Romania, booking tickets to various cultural/tourist events
* Rich choice of cooled drinks available on payment
* All cooking facilities to prepare your own meal, including pots, pans, dishes & cutlery
* Big model refrigerator to store your own food & drinks
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* Room capacities: 10, 8 and 10 beds. Total 28 beds, occasionally easily extensible to 34 places
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TRAIN or AUTO BUS* (Transmixt autogara):
After getting out your train keep the station building left and walk until you have almost reached the end of the building, then cross the train rails (or continue your walk and use the tunnel under the rails further on) and you will find an iron stair with approx 7 steps. After descending go left and follow the route on the property's map above.
* In case you arrive at a bus station somewhere else in town, please follow the instructions for arrivals by car
Follow the road signs to the center. With the huge building of the Ramada Hotel in front of you at the left and Dumbrava Mall at your right hand, go to the right on the central Boulevard Cormeliu Coposu and after approx 800 meter cross the traffic circle (see green area at the bottom on the map above) with Strada H. Oberth at your right and Strada Constitutei left. Pass the viaduct and DIRECTLY after descending (so BEFORE the the first real crossing) take the sharp 180 degrees bend and follow this road parallel to the train rails (Strada Garii). After a short time you will arrive at a bend in the follow the bend and continue your direction parallel to the train rails by going left (Strada Moara de Scoarta) and take the second street at your right: Strada Teilor. The hostel is on number 4 approximately fifty meters at your right!
Another option: follow the road signs Gara and drive to the traffic circle and continue your way as described above.
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Guests can cancel their reservation free of charge up to 1 day before arrival in case you made a booking involving a total amount of 3 nights or less. Deposits paid are non refundable.
Other bookings can be cancelled without charge within three or one day(s) after the booking was made, depending from the moment of booking. For more information see the General Conditions of the hostel.
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The location is very good: if you are coming by bus/train it's about 5 minutes to arrive to the hostel. The center is not so far either.
We received breakfast (there was no defined time to have it, so you can sleep!), but maybe it was only because of the festival (ArtMania). You can eat as much you want
The beds are really good, generally the rooms are confortables. Bathrooms, kitchen are OK.
The owner is really nice with everyone!
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Congrats on the bear! Any pics? Where abouts do ya hunt? P.S. love the avatar. You look like a guy who is way to uptight...LOL
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Well I always wanted to go bear hunting and had friends tell me the could get me a bear no problem.I'll tell you I went up a couple of times and didn't even see one.So this year I was taking a taxidermy class with a friend and he was telling me that he was also an outfitter.I booked right away.He sent me pics all spring and summer of a ton of bears. I was the first one to hunt.I was told that it was a ruffing it type of hunt.When i got there we checked some baits checked trail cams and headed back to camp.When we got back was the start of MORE TIME SCARED THEN HUNTING. The outfitter tells me that I am going to be at the camp by myself and he would see me at about 11am the next day.But I can hunt one of the baits in the morning.I could hunt for big bears and video anything else.There was a mom and cubs hitting the bait at day light.All night i was awake.Between thinking of getting in the middle of mom and cubs in the morning and the wolves outside my cabin. Morning came didn't see anything. I met the outfitter in the afternoon and we headed to the stand 3hours later we were pulling my bear out of the bush.One shot the bear didn't take a step. I had my gun unloaded and on the ground while he went for the truck. He was gone about 5 min. and what do I hear but another bear not 40 yards just in the bush. SCARED AGAIN grabbed the gun and reloaded the outfitter came back and we got the bear in the truck. I should get the hide back in march I'm doing a lifesize mount.
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I was just outside a small town in ontario campbellford but most of ontario 1 hour north of toronto have bears .Some areas are just crawling with them.
Nice bear and a great story it sounds like you have memories to last a lifetime. Congradulations!
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Instead of replying to RedskinsGirl (who does a great job with the stats) and adding more info and stats, I figure I'll bring the history between the Redskins and their opponents to my own Fanpost, instead.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have probably been one of the teams that I hate seeing the Redskins play. Mainly because no matter how bad they are, they always seem to play us tough and eek out small victories that we should have picked up.
Since 1977, the Redskins are 9-10-0 against the Buccaneers. The games, much like the record, are historically close. The average score is Bucs 18.2, Redskins 17.5. I had to go to decimals, because it is a tie if you round the numbers. If you disregard the fact that the Redskins won their first four meetings against the Bucs, we're only 5-10 in our last 15 against them.
A lot of losses to Tampa Bay stick very badly with me. Going back to 1994, when we played the Buccaneers twice (remember those days when we'd play non-division teams twice in a season?), we lost two close games to them. First, a 26-21 squeaker in Tampa where Heath Shuler managed to throw two long bombs for TDs. First, an 81-yarder to Desmond Howard, then a 77-yarder to Olanda Truitt. Probably the highlight of Heath's NFL career, really. We let a 4 point 4th quarter lead slip away in that one...didn't help that we only had 10 net rushing yards, either. 2 weeks later, we faced them again and lost 17-14 at RFK, again blowing a 4 point 4th quarter lead.
Lest we forget the games that we lost to the Bucs due to, ahem, "unusual circumstances". Turk-squared comes to mind (NFC Divisional Playoff game in January, 2000). Also, who can forget the game where Mike Alstott was stopped short of the goal line on a 2-point conversion in 2005, yet the conversion was upheld after review. That cost us a chance to win the NFC East that year (had we won one more game that season, we would have won the division).
We've had a couple of good wins against the Bucs. The 2009 16-13 win where we bounced back from a 10-0 halftime deficit comes to mind. However, let's face it, our biggest "blowout" over the Bucs wasn't even a blowout, it was a 10-0 win in 1977...Tampa Bay's 2nd year as a franchise. Even during the Roaring '80s, we were not dominating the Bucs.
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Attention Students: It's Okay to be Strange!
"It's okay to be strange." That's the message that Gerald Richards wants students to get. Richards is the CEO of 826 National, a nonprofit network of tutoring centers that are absolutely nothing like a traditional classroom. Take the Museum of Unnatural History for instance. The animal skeleton in the window and the sign advertising "unicorn tears for sale" are the first clue that this isn't your grandmother's schoolhouse.
The Museum of Unnatural History does a lot more than hang coyotes from the ceiling, however. Volunteers and staff members run after-school programs and writing workshops. As Richards puts it: "I think the kids are tricked in and then, as they are talking to the person at the front desk, they are learning about what's going on in the tutoring center."
The Musuem of Unnatural History is based in the Columbia Heights neighborhood of Washington. 826 National runs another seven tutoring centers across the nation. Each of the eight centers boasts a creative storefront that serves two purposes: encouraging students to get excited about education and helping the non-profit raise essential funding.
Fun is what makes the tutoring centers, well, fun! In Seattle, students can visit the Greenwood Space Travel Supply Co. – a writing lab that "sells" intergalactic peace treaties and travel cups. In Ann Arbor, Michigan, students buy robot emotion upgrades and robo-dentures at Liberty Robot Supply and Repair. Profits from the stores account for about 20 percent of the non-profit's yearly income and help provide the tutoring and writing services that students seek.
Kathleen Yancy, past president of the National Council of Teachers of English, finds 826 National's work to be encouraging: "If you want people to engage in activity, you find a way for them to have fun with it. 826 is a genius at that," she states. "If don't take any pleasure in it, they won't actually practice it. When they have fun, they won't quit on you."
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