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Written by Madeline Van Tassel | December 22nd, 2011(6)
Green Holiday Ideas from Our Readers By Madeline Breen One thing is certain: we have the most creative readers. When we asked you how you'll make your holidays green, we were blown away by your inspiring and eco-friendly ideas. Below is a round up of our favorite green gift and green decor ideas, courtesy of […]
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Is "Re-Gift" a Dirty Word? By Sherry Crawley Come on. Admit it. You know you've done it. Re-gifting might seem tacky or ungrateful, but let's be honest: It is one of the most obvious forms of saving money and reducing your impact on the planet around the holidays. We all receive gifts that we don't […]
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Gift Guide: Green Gifts for Moms By Kerry Crisley I recently stumbled upon a my 2011 resolutions, and I have to say, they were pretty good. They were all about organization in my home and work space, trying new things and maintaining some balance. Of course, I didn't actually achieve them. Eleven months later I'm […]
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DIY: Upcycled Teacup Candles By Erin Vilines The Nature Conservancy in Georgia This craft projects brings new meaning to the term "tea candle" — and new life to half-burned candles cluttering the house. Rather than toss ornamental candles when changing decor, reuse the wax by melting it down and filling a pretty teacup to create […]
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Mustard Vinaigrette-Dressed Pork Tenderloin over Mixed Greens and Raisins
Preheat an oven to 350 degrees Rub 2 Tbs Mustard and Beer onto the Pork Tenderloin and leave at room temperature for 20 minutes. Heat the Oil in an oven-proof frying pan until shimmering. Add the Pork and sear on all sides until golden, about 6 minutes. Move the pan to the oven. Cook until the internal temperature of the thickest part of the Pork is 160 degrees, about 15-20 minutes. Place the Tenderloin on a cutting board and let rest while you epare the Salad.


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With just more than four weeks until the current contract expires, the culinary union is in ongoing discussions with MGM Resorts International and Caesars Entertainment.
There have already been a couple of main table sessions, and subcommittees have been formed to talk about specific department issues.
"We're looking for better wages for the workers and a better health fund," said Luxor employee and union organizer Evadne Martinez. "We're looking for our pension, a better work environment for the people. I'm optimistic. I'm positive that something is going to be worked out that is going to be good for the union workers and also for the company."
Those sentiments are being echoed by the resort companies.
A Caesars spokesperson said by phone things are progressing on schedule, as did MGM Resorts International who added in a statement to FOX5: "Amidst the changing economic realities, we are challenged together to write a smart contract for future growth, both for the company and the unions. As we continue our negotiations, our goal is to develop a contract that works for everyone."
As of right now, no further negotiating sessions are scheduled, but both sides anticipate getting back to the table soon.
The last deal between the culinary union and MGM and Caesars was in 2007 and wasn't signed until August, nearly two months after the deadline.
But no work stoppage took place as the finishing touches were done.
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Talented teenagers from across the UK will have the chance to 'spend' £300 million of 'Treasury money', when they work alongside Aston University academics, next week.
Up to 25 students will be working with members of Her Majesty's Treasury, and Aston Business School academics and students as part of Warwick University's Goal Programme. Its aim is to offer advice and support to gifted and talented students whose families have little or no background in higher education.
The three day residential Money and Management course, from October 28 to October 30, will see teams of students facing the fictional task of representing different government departments. They will be creating an imaginative budget for the Treasury and persuading a panel of HM Treasury staff on how to best spend a fictional £300m of public money.
The teenagers will be working with Aston Business School academic, Dr Josie Kelly, meeting with Rolls Royce's business team and visiting Her Majesty's Treasury, in London, as part of the experience.
Angela Morris, Aston University's Excellence Hub and Gifted and Talented Coordinator said the aim was to help youngsters between the ages of 14 and 18 to develop their self esteem, gain confidence and to encourage their next steps into higher education.
"This event is a fantastic opportunity for students to visit a university, meet with current undergraduates and to gain hands on business experience from experts. We want to offer an insight into the wide range of study opportunities and career paths out there, which students may not have considered beforehand," she said.
The Goal programme is entirely funded through philanthropic donations and offers free access to events, unique learning opportunities and online distance learning.
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Southern Nevada emergency responders, local and state government, and federal officials are demonstrating their commitment to emergency preparedness in the event of a transportation accident involving low-level radioactive waste.
During a series of ongoing meetings and tabletop exercises, these organizations are walking through a hypothetical accident scene together, identifying actions relating to scene assessment and response, notifications, mutual aid, and follow-up investigations. An upcoming tour will allow emergency responders to get a first-hand look at the destination for low-level waste shipments—the Nevada National Security Site's Area 5 Waste Management Complex.
"These joint activities benefit everyone in the room," said Clark County Hazmat Coordinator, Richard Brenner. "It gets all entities talking… what are your procedures when it comes to responding to a radiological incident? How can we work together to assist one another?"
The National Nuclear Security Administration's Nevada Field Office engages in numerous local emergency response trainings throughout the year.
Nevada Field Office Manager Steve Lawrence continues to emphasize the site's commitment to addressing stakeholder concerns while boosting agency collaboration. "We're members of this community, and we want to work together in an open and transparent manner," Lawrence told the group. "However we can help leverage communication between local, state, and federal entities, we're here to do that."
(Photo: During a July tabletop, Jeffery Packett of Hittman Transport explains that Hittman trucks are equipped with a sophisticated tracking system to provide real-time location and status information. Meeting participants included Nevada Highway Patrol, Las Vegas Fire & Rescue, Clark County Fire Department, Nevada State Health/Radiological Control, the Nye County Southern Hazmat Team, Lincoln and Esmeralda County Emergency Managers, and local hospitals.
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Another female Street Fighter character? Check. Ridiculous breast-focused outfit, made even worse by the fact that it's ostensibly a business suit and so could just be a classy suit, but instead it comes with a hole in the shirt cut out specifically to show off tie-delineated cleavage that somehow seems like something even Chippendales dancers wouldn't wear? Check. Conflicted artistic emotions, because even though the outfit is ridiculous and sexist it's still fun to draw? Check.
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Djibril Cisse dreaming of France recall
Kuban Krasnodar striker Djibril Cisse has revealed he still harbours ambitions of playing for France at the 2014 World Cup, despite not having appeared for his country in almost two years.
Cisse, 32, last pulled on the French shirt in a 3-0 Euro 2012 qualifying victory over Albania in early October 2011.
Since then, he has endured largely unsatisfying spells at Lazio, Queens Park Rangers and Al Gharafa -- failing to convince former Les Bleus coach Laurent Blanc or his successor, Didier Deschamps, to end his international exile.
Although Deschamps has previously described Russia as an "exotic" location for prospective internationals, Cisse told RMC that he hopes his form at Kuban will earn him a recall and a place on the plane to Brazil to add to his appearance in South Africa three years ago.
"I'll do everything I can. For the moment, I'm far away. I mustn't be under any illusions. But people know me. They know my desire and determination. I fight," said the former Panathinaikos player, who missed Euro 2004 through suspension, the 2006 World Cup due to a broken leg and was left out of the last two European Championships.
"When I was in Greece, it was the same thing," he said. "I scored a lot of goals during my first season and I was called up. Nothing is impossible. With love for the French national team, you can do a lot of things."
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DAYTONA - Venturini Motorsports driver John Wes Townley took the checkered flag Saturday after an amazing sequence of events inside the finals 10 laps left him at the front of the Lucas Oil 200 presented by MAVTV American Real.
Townley won from the pole in what was the 50thannual ARCA Racing Series event at Daytona International Speedway.
"It's one thing to win your first race in ARCA, it's another to win at Daytona," Townley said after the first win in the 31-year history of Venturini Motorsports at Daytona International Speedway.
"This is just a great day for Venturini Motorsports," Townley said. "This is priceless. I almost wouldn't trade it for anything in the world. It's a real honor."
The final 49 laps were all under the green flag.
Kyle Larson finished second, Ricky Ehhrgot third and Frank Kimmel fourth. Sean Corr came in fifth.
Townley passed eight-time Daytona winner Bobby Gerhart with seven laps to go when Gerhart slowed.
"I don't really know what happened there," Townley said. "He checked up. We made a little contact."
After going green after the third caution at lap 22, Gerhart, Townley, Ehrgott and Larson broke away from the pack along with the lapped car of Chris Buescher, which tucked in right behind Gerhart and remained there for about 50 laps. The five cars created their own pack and coasted for nearly 40 laps while the second set of cars were much further back, but continued on the lead lap.
Things remained in that order until Buescher moved out of the way with just under 10 laps to go and Gerhart slowed, eventually rocketing down pit lane at high speed. He returned to the track before eventually pulling off the track and finishing 29thbecause of a fuel pump problem. Gerhart was attempting to win his ninth time at Daytona.
In the pre-race drivers meeting, ARCA officials stressed to the drivers to remain patient and be courteous to others. Townley, of Watkinsville, Ga. said that wasn't an easy thing to do.
"It's a tough thing to do," he said. "A few times I wanted to duck out and see what I could do. I'm glad that I didn't."
Larson, racing in the No. 4 Cessna Chevrolet, said he couldn't get any closer to the front.
"The race went pretty smooth," he said. "But, I couldn't really make any moves. I was wide open. We'll take second."
Milka Duno was the early race leader until her car had troubles and she had to make repairs and ended up four laps down in 28th. Matt Kurzejewski and Josh Williams also led laps during the race.
The crash on lap 19 sent drivers Justin Boston, Darrell Wallace and Steve Kemp to the infield care center. They were treated and released. Julien Jousse caused the first caution when his motor blew up. The final caution came during a six-car crash that occurred after the green flag dropped and several cars never got up to speed.
There were only three cautions for 19 laps in the event and five different leaders. The race was completed in 1:29:18.
Billy Venturini, general manager for the VMS team, said the win meant everything for his family and team.
"This is the first time I cried in victory lane," he said. "This was definitely the highlight of our entire racing career. I think we've won at just about every other track we go to except here."
The Automobile Racing Club of America (ARCA) is among the leading and most diverse auto racing sanctioning bodies in the country. Founded in 1953 by John and Mildred Marcum, the organization administers more than 150 events each year in multiple racing series, including the ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards, the ARCA CRA Super Series, the ARCA Truck Series and the ARCA Midwest Tour, plus weekly racing at Toledo and Flat Rock Speedways.


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4 Tips to Confronting Your Child's 'Ugly' Online Life
Have you come across something out of line in your child's Internet ventures? Before you fly off the handle, here are some suggestions to consider. read more
7 Ways Christians Should Behave Online
Believers don't always act or respond well when posting their opinions to the Internet. Here are some guidelines to help. read more
3 Ways to Help Your Wife Feel Secure
Security is one of the things your wife longs for most. Here are some suggestions to help you make her feel safer. read more
3 Tips to Preserving Your Child's Online Life
Social media is a good way for your child to hook up with their friends and extended family. As a parent, however, you must be vigilant about what else lurks out there in the world of the Internet. read more
The Man in the Mirror: Some Godly New Year's Resolutions
Proclaiming New Year's resolutions are all well and good, but are they ones that will honor God? read more
Have You Simply Committed or Completely Surrendered to Christ?
Man in the Mirror's Patrick Morley says making a commitment to Jesus is one thing, but surrendering your life is quite another. Find out the difference. read more
Rare: One Family's Faithful Journey Through Cancer
Rebecca Stepusin's cancer diagnosis was nearly devastating for her family. Find out how the Stepusin's faith in God, however, held it together and became even stronger in the face of death. read more
Building Hardihood in Today's Christian Man
Do you know what it takes to have hardihood? Read and find out how much it pleases God. read more
Every Man Ministries: Dealing with Divorce
God doesn't want to see marriages end. But because of human will, it does happen. If you're a believer and you know someone who's going through it, here's how God would want you to act toward that person. read more
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The Windsor Lancers will take their show on the road this weekend, playing exhibition games against two of the top NCAA hockey schools. The Lancers tangle with the Michigan State Spartans on Monday, then will do battle with the Michigan Wolverines on Tuesday at the newly-renovated Yost Arena.
"We have a great opportunity to play two of the premier Division One programs in the country, Michigan and Michigan State," Lancers coach Kevin Hamlin said. "We played Miami-Ohio and Ohio State last year. It's just a neat environment to be a part of."
As a goalie at the University of Toronto, Hamlin got to experience such trips to meet top NCAA schools under the tutelage of then-Blues coach Mike Keenan, long before Keenan moved on to a lengthy career as an NHL coach.
"That's what I enjoyed when I went to the University of Toronto and played for Mike Keenan," Hamlin said. He brought us to Michigan State, we played in all these places. It was nice, because I didn't experience that as a (junior) player. In the end, I was able to have the best of both worlds and that's what we think the CIS is. The reality is a kid can't come from the NCAA and go right into the CIS, but he can go from the OHL or CHL and play in the CIS.
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Canadian Tour golfers named the 17th hole at Roseland Golf & Curling Club as their favourite hole that they played on the Tour this past season . . . The Kingsville Minor Hockey Association was one of 40 youth hockey leagues to receive a donation of new goalie equipment as part of the Ontario Minor Hockey Association/Insurance Brokers Association of Ontario goalie assist program. The program is designed to support children who have dreams of becoming a hockey goaltender, by providing a set of hockey goaltending equipment to 5-7 year old players interested in trying the position. "Becoming a goaltender requires a significant initial investment," OMHA president Joyce Junker said in a statement. "This program will help afford children a better opportunity to get a chance to try the position."


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I would use the first pick and get some new fricken fans. I would then use pick number two to snag up some new cheerleaders.
Amen brother! I am so sick of being depressed about the games and then coming here and people talking about trading our quarterback. DAUNTE IS not the problem. Problems we have many, Daunte is not going anywhere!
I agree with both of you. Yes, everyone is entitled to their opinion, but don't have stupid opinions. Nobody was saying last year let's trade away Daunte blah, blah, blah. He's gonna be with us for years to come, we just need to build around him. I am as depressed as anyone, but there is a lot of season to go, not to mention 5 games left in the division (3 of which are at home) and we play in the worst division possibly ever in football. It starts next week when we will BEAT the cheesedicks!


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A rich, russet-and-gray bird with bold streaks down its white chest, the Song Sparrow is one of the most familiar North American sparrows. Don't let the bewildering variety of regional differences this bird shows across North America deter you: it's one of the first species you should suspect if you see a streaky sparrow in an open, shrubby, or wet area. If it perches on a low shrub, leans back, and sings a stuttering, clattering song, so much the better.
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HARVINGTON Hall in Kidderminster will reopen for the new season on Saturday and Sunday, March 1-2 with an Elizabethan Living History weekend with the hall's reenactment group out in force to demonstrate their dancing and music, cooking in the Great Kitcken and archery on the front lawn.
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When entering and exiting the property please use right turns only. This will minimize the traffic on Stonewall Road and help us to maintain positive public relations with our neighbors.
With an enrollment of nearly 520 students, it is important that we maintain procedures that insure the safety of all children, parents and staff members at All Saints. All of our procedures have been designed with this in mind. Secondly, we have organized the carpool system in a manner that enables us to keep Stonewall Road clear of traffic so that we do not disrupt the activities of neighboring businesses and residents. The following is a list of annual reminders that will help us maintain an arrival and dismissal system that is safe, efficient and courteous.
~It is important that parents park only in those areas identified for our carpool system.
~Parents are asked not to park directly in front of the school building since this area is designated a fire lane and is also used for the Pre-Kindergarten dismissal and arrival. Beginning this week, access to this area will be restricted by traffic cones.
~Those volunteering in the school during the day are asked to park in the far end of the parking lot nearest Cardinal Bank. Please refrain from parking in the lot across from the priests' parking area (Lot #2) since this section is reserved for parish staff use.
~When arriving for afternoon carpool, parents are asked to refrain from parking on Stonewall Road and other areas of the property. For the safety of the children, it is important that each family participate in the school organized carpool system. Similarly, parents are asked not to park beyond section one of the carpool area. Though doing so does allow for a quick departure, it is not fair to the hundreds of parents who patiently participate in the carpool each day, nor does it communicate a positive message to the children. (From time to time, occasions may arise that require special exceptions. In these situations, please contact the office so that arrangements can be made for you to pick up your children at the front of the school during dismissal.)
Arrival & Departure:
~When entering and exiting the property please use right turns only. This will minimize the traffic that sometimes occurs on Stonewall Road and help us to maintain positive public relations with our neighbors.
~In that our carpool system brings together many people, it is a time for discussion and community building. However, once dismissal actually begins, we ask that parents wrap up conversations so that complete attention may be directed to the children and so that we might avoid any unnecessary delays.
~When arriving for afternoon dismissal, parents are reminded to use great caution when exiting their vehicle. We recommend that parents not open their doors until the next row of cars has arrived in the adjacent parking spaces.
~For the safety of all involved, drivers are asked not to exit the carpool lines unless directed by a staff member to do so. Teachers only wave drivers forward after verifying that the adjacent lanes are clear of pedestrian traffic.
~Due to the business of the closing of a school day, any parent wishing to check out their child/ren at the end of the day must do so by 2:45 p.m. (Parent-Student Handbook, p. 23). In accordance with this policy, the office staff will no longer call students to the office after 2:45 p.m.
For safety ~ Parents are reminded to refrain from using cell phones while operating their vehicles in the parking lot. With the many students, parents and staff walking across the blacktop at dismissal, it is important that parents not be distracted when driving their vehicles.
For efficiency ~ Some of the traffic challenges of recent weeks have been the result of cars left unattended in the carpool lanes. Parents are asked not to delay in returning to their automobiles after picking up their children so that the exit from the parking lot may begin promptly and efficiently.
Carpool/Parish Office Courtesy – Each afternoon as the school prepares for dismissal, important meetings and discussions take place in the parish office. Some of the meetings are particularly sensitive, such as in the case of parish staff assisting a family in the planning of a funeral for a loved one. Out of respect for the ministries that operate out of the offices, parents are asked to closely supervise their toddlers to insure that any games or noise outside the parish facility are not disruptive. Everyone's cooperation in maintaining an atmosphere of respect and consideration is appreciated.
Parents are urged to form carpools whenever possible to transport children to and from school.
Revised Schedule (8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.)
As announced last year, in accordance with the revised diocesan policy requiring that schools provide 6 hours of daily instruction, we have slightly modified the daily schedule at All Saints to fulfill this expectation. Students are asked to begin arriving at 7:40 a.m. and to be present in their classrooms when the bell rings at 8:00 a.m. Closing prayer will take place at 3:00 p.m. with students exiting the building shortly thereafter.
The hours of the Pre-Kindergarten Program, similarly modified, follow below.
Morning: Pre-K – 8:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
Afternoon: Pre-K – 12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
For those arriving from the city, particularly by way of Stonewall Road, cars turn onto the property at the entrance adjacent to the Knights of Columbus facility. Upon entering the property, cars loop around the perimeter of the rear parking lot and students are dropped off within the area behind the two school wings. Students enter the facility by way of the rear doors of the new breezeway. Drivers then exit the rear parking lot by way of the same driveway adjacent to the Knights of Columbus. Drivers make only Right Turns onto and off of the property. Parents with Pre-K students are asked to use this option every day. A staff member will escort each Pre-K student from his/her car to the Pre-K classrooms.
Those arriving from areas of the county may turn onto the property at the Stonewall entrance in front of the church. Upon entering the property, cars immediately turn left and loop around the parking lot in the pattern marked by traffic cones. Students are dropped off in front of the handicapped parking area. Students then enter the facility by way of the front doors of the new breezeway. Drivers exit the front parking lot by way of the Center Street/Route 28 exit.
No children may be dropped off prior to 7:40 a.m. unless escorted to Extended Day by their parent/guardian.
School staff and safety patrols monitor both parking lots to insure the safety of everyone involved in the carpool. Except for Pre-K parents, either zone is available to arriving parents.
Afternoon Dismissal – Revisions for the New Year 2013/2014
With the completion of the renovation of the Parish Activities Center, students dismissed in the front of the school will once again gather in the courtyard. Assembled by grade level in lines facing the Parish Activity Center, the students will await their parents who will enter the courtyard via the sidewalk leading to the PAC, pick up their children, and continue to walk around the perimeter of the courtyard before returning to their cars. While this will be a slightly longer walk for parents than in prior years, the enclosure created by the new courtyard renovation provides a safer and more restricted area for pick-up during afternoon dismissal.
In an effort to ensure the safety and security of our students, children will only be released to their parents via the organized dismissal system. Parents will not be permitted to pull their children from class lines as they exit the building or pick them up outside the main entrance at dismissal time.
Two years ago we implemented a new carpool system by which each family has been assigned a specific parking area. This was done in an effort to create a sense of predictability for the students so that on inclement weather days, they might walk directly to their assigned area. However, in light of the fact that we have had only a handful of rainy day dismissals over the course of the past year, we will be modifying the carpool system accordingly.
All parents will continue to have an assigned parking bay which will be used on days of inclement weather. In order to help the students to understand the process, parents are asked to park in their assigned bays for the first two weeks of school. After the first two weeks, we will return to the prior practice of "first in, first out", meaning that parents assigned to the front parking lot will park in bay one as they arrive, followed by bay two and three. Those assigned to the rear parking lot will park in bay four followed by bay five. (Note: It is very important that parents park only in their assigned area, i.e. front vs. back parking lots, as the system has been organized based on the total capacity for each parking area.) On inclement weather days, parents will be asked to park in their assigned bays so that their children can walk directly to those areas.
Parents will once again be assigned one of five parking areas for afternoon dismissal based upon where their last name occurs in the alphabet. Parking assignments for the new year will be posted on our school website in the coming weeks. Additionally, copies of the procedures for afternoon dismissal as well as parking assignments will be available on Orientation Day. All parents are asked to review these items prior to the first day of school. Parents whose children will be walking to and from school are asked to provide written authorization to the office on Orientation Day.
§ Dismissal Bays~ Carpool Dismissal Bay Assignments - 2013/2014
A few reminders:
- Parents will pick up their child/ren as always. (Walk through the line picking them up from the grade level line).
- Please pick up your child/ren and return to vehicles as quickly as possible.
- Teachers will release the bays when all cars have been loaded.
Students who choose to ride bicycles to school must enter the property via the driveway adjacent to the Knights of Columbus building or the path adjoining the faculty parking lot. Upon entering the property all students must dismount and walk along the edge of the driveway/sidewalk to the bicycle rack located behind the school. All students must wear a helmet and follow the guidelines established by the city and state.
Students who walk home from school will be escorted from the facility by a staff member. Any students needing to cross Stonewall Road will be supervised during the crossing.
Students who remain after school for activities such as band, yearbook, or schola, report directly to the moderator's room or gather in the music room where they are supervised until the activity begins. When the activity adjourns the teacher/moderator escorts the students to the front door of the school where they meet their parents. If students have not been picked up within 10 minutes, the teacher/moderator escorts those remaining to Extended Day.
If there is a change in your arrangements for dismissal, please notify the homeroom teacher in writing. Students will not be released to other drivers or allowed to walk home without parent permission. Parents who wish for their child to walk or ride a bicycle home must submit a note to the homeroom teacher and school office.
Parents may not park on Stonewall Road or surrounding areas. All parents/guardians are expected to participate in the school organized carpool system. For the safety of all students and personnel, the cooperation of all parents is required.
On days when inclement weather occurs during dismissal, students will be dismissed using the carpool system in a different manner than it is regularly used. Here are some points to keep in mind on these indoor dismissal days.
- Park in the parking bays as usual.
- Parents will be asked to stand directly in front of the row of cars in which their vehicles are parked.
- Students will exit the building in an orderly fashion and look for their parents standing at the front of a row in their assigned bay.
- Students will walk directly to them across the parking lot.
- Faculty members will be present to monitor this process and there will be an assigned staff member on both sides of the building to gather and supervise those students who do not immediately see their parents.
- Dismissal of bays will proceed as usual when all cars have been loaded.
For the safety of students and families participating in the dismissal process, parents are asked to refrain from bringing pets through the carpool lines. This will reduce the potential for allergic reactions among students and allow for an efficient and safe dismissal from school.


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Regina Meckle says she comes by her son's memorial nearly every day. Kyle graduated from Brattleboro High School in 2001, and Meckle says he was well-known and well-liked throughout the community.
"He was the kid known with the red car-- '69 Chevelle," she said. "Just an overall great boy."
Shortly after receiving his high school diploma, Kyle had his sights set on serving the nation. He was deployed to Iraq two months before the war started. While on night patrol, his convoy was ambushed. There were no survivors. He was only 20.
As the years went on, Regina says it was this memorial that helped her heal. With help from the VFW, the community rallied together and raised $10,000 to build the Kyle Charles Gilbert memorial bridge. This year marks the 10th that the flag in his honor has been flying.
"It just makes me smile to think because it is a place I can go drive by or stop in and just to talk to him, and look at his name-- and see what he said, 'don't forget me,'" Meckle said.
But Meckle says on Tuesday her world came crashing down. Police say in the early morning they received a call about some vandalism downtown. The lockbox that once held up Kyle's flag had been smashed open with a brick and the flag was gone. Police say they received another call shortly afterward.
"They noticed a burnt object in the road. And upon further investigation they looked at it and saw it was an American flag," Brattleboro Police Capt. Michael Fitzgerald said.
Although police have not been able to 100 percent confirm that was the same flag from Kyle's memorial, Fitzgerald says he strongly believes it was.
"It's just a big slap in the face," Meckle said. "And that just ripped my heart out. And I know it ripped a lot of people's hearts out."
Meckle says this memorial represented more than Kyle, it was for all veterans. Although the original flag is gone, Sen. Patrick Leahy will be sending one to their family that once flew over the U.S. Capitol.
"This is such an outrageous mark of disrespect and I just want them to know that I feel the same way, as a U.S. senator. And I want the flag replaced as quickly as possible," said Leahy, D-Vermont.
A new tribute to a Vermont soldier and his sacrifice.
"So, at least we have that covered, and I just thank their office for that," Meckle said.
Police say they do not have any suspects but are aggressively following leads. They are in the process of collecting video from businesses and surveillance cameras downtown during the time of the vandalism.
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I have Kopitar coming back from IR tomorrow and I scooped up Okposo in his absence and fortunately he got me a goal. I can see him being pretty productive this year playing with Tavares.
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I need to put in my 2 cents here. I'm not a "canon-ite". In fact, I hate the word canon. Religions have canons, not fiction. But I do think it is important to keep continuity as much as possible without hurting the story.
First; from what I've seen Abrams is sticking to the most important "canon" of Star Trek - the idea of hope for the future of mankind. I'm sick to death of all the dark future sci-fi. I have stated several times that I would have loved to see this new Enterprise look more like the TOS version but that's not as important as keeping to the spirit of the original show and it sounds like that is what Abrams is trying to do.
Second; I agree with some of the previous responses; The last few movies just weren't as good as the earlier onces and they faced stiff competition. Add to that, viewers were just getting bored with Star Trek. "Canon" was part of that problem. The writer's creativity was stifled by the amount of "canon" they had to adhere to.
Finally; I finally saw Nemesis recently. I had never seen it because I had heard it sucked, and it definately did suck. Not only did Nemesis repeatedly violate what I would consider Star Trek "canon" it was just plain AWEFUL science fiction. Case in point: After the Enterprise rammed his ship, the villian actually backed his ship off the Enterprise. Hello? As Heinlein would say, if you're going to write science fiction, learn something about science first!
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Winning has become habit at Burns, once again, under coach Matt Beam as the Bulldogs have won the last 3 conference championships and at least 10 games each season.
This year should be more of the same as the talent level is high in Lawndale.
It starts on defense with nose guard Sadarius Byers and cornerback Jaylin Hill. But the offense will lead the way for this team in 2013. It starts up front with an outstanding line led by all state performer Josh Ramseur. Running back Tylan Ruff is back as well coming of a 15 hundred yard season and he will get the ball at least 25 times a game ... but the straw that stirs the drink will be returning QB Chris Montgomery.
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New light shed on KGB infiltration of the Vatican
by Viviane Hewitt in Rome
VATICAN authorities this week confirmed that KGB agents infiltrated the Holy See during the 1980s.
The channel the agents used was the Pontifical Oriental Institute, the seminary founded 75 years ago for future priests destined to work behind the Iron Curtain.
The Vatican knew for certain of two Soviet agents posing as seminarians six years ago and of one agent in 1985.
"They were not the real danger. The problem is those agents we were never aware of," admitted Cardinal Achille Silvestrini, Prefect of the Congregation for Oriental Churches.
Cardinal Silvestrini was talking at a convention to mark the 75th anniversary of the Oriental Institute which has trained mainly Orthodox and Uniate priests from the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church.
The admission by Cardinal Silvestrini, and the institute's rector Fr Clarence Gallagher, of Soviet spying within the Vatican, confirmed last year's revelations in the Catholic Herald by former Czech Interior Minister Rudolph Barak.
Barak claimed that he knew of the spying missions of two Czech agents in the Vatican and of bugs placed in the office of the former Cardinal Secretary of State. Agostino Casaroli, then the mastermind of the Vatican's ostpolitik.
The 1980s Soviet operations were part of a deliberate antiVatican campaign to destroy the clandestine Ukrainian Church which nevertheless had a strong grassroots hold in the republic.
"The aim was to dispatch agents to the seminaries and to the universities, so they would become priests. even bishops." said Fr Gallagher.
Fr Gallagher, who originally comes from Mossend in Lanarkshire, Scotland, is the rector of the pontifical institute that has the responsibility for furthering dialogue and relations with the Churches of Eastern Europe.
Since the fall of Communism, there are a growing number of vocations to the priesthood in the Ukrainian Catholic Church.
Fr Steven Wiwcharuk, a Ukrainian priest based in Gloucester. said that among the difficulties that the Church faced was the conflict between Catholic and Orthodox over the repossession of church buildings that had been taken over by the Communist government.
The news that their hierarchy has been infiltrated by the KGB will not seriously impair the work of re-establishing the Ukrainian Catholic Church. "It will not have a major effect" said Fr Wiwcharuk. "Infiltration was the way the Communist government worked."
The institute's secretary, Fr Jakov Kulic, went on to reveal that Vatican authorities were currently investigating the background of one GreekCatholic bishop, suspected of "entertaining contacts with the KGB".
These new revelations the first time the Vatican has confirmed speculation of this kind join a long list of alleged espionage in the Holy See since the 1960s.
It was said that towards the end of the 1960s the CIA helped to unmask a Dominican friar who worked in a Vatican office and a monsignor employed in the Secretariat of State.
There has also been speculation that the two 1978 conclaves, which elected John Paul I and John Paul II, were bugged by the KGB.
• IN ITS first public attack on Masonry, the Vatican daily, Osservatore Romano, claimed this week that "a perverse web of Mafia and occult powers, of clans and lodges" was responsible for the bombing of the Uffizi gallery in Florence.


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