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The best 3 dollars i've EVER spent
10 January 2009 - 08:18 PMthing under the title was supposed to say pic heavY. little mistake, sorry!
well, this has been the best 3 dollars i've ever spent on anything...
and i ate it..... it was DELICIOUS.
yeah you really wanna know what i brought? best 3 dollars ive ever spent in my life, right here.
got it at a yard sale this morning... i've been wanting one for a while now and i stumbled on this beast this morning, for 3 dollars.
the lady had a spyder i also brought (in the gun closet pics) and an mr2 (didn't buy it), but reason i didnt buy it was because she wanted 200$$$
weird how she wanted 200$ for the mr2 but sold the cocker for 3 dollars haha. shot it and it shoots very well, i love it already.
heres some pics of my equipment/guns/spare stuff closet.
^^^ last pic is my playing gear on the left if you cant tell.
i've got a TON of guns and equipment missing, which i think is all in the basement somewhere... i'll go down there someday and find it all.
my fusion isn't currently in there i think. im missing a few tippys and two cockers as well...
heres some old pics i took of a few of my guns
the red/black trilogy is missing its pneumatics because i'm gonna pump it soon
and if anyones wondering about the stock on the automag... see the JT tac 5? brought another stock and had a little fun with a dremil tool. it doesn't wobble or anything and its rock solid, i love it!
i also brought the fusion for very cheap last year around christmas... 100 dollars and it is AMAZING, i like it.
as for all of my automags... i also got them at a yardsale but last year around christmas for 25 dollars in GREAT condition. one even came with BRAND NEW level 10!
guess i have really good luck huh...
so... what do you guys think of it all?
i think i spent my 3 dollars well, and i'm starting to become a gun whore
cutting the feedneck down on a automag powerfeed body
30 September 2008 - 07:22 PMwhat the title says... i don't want to kill it or make it where it will kill the anno or anything. it's just REALLY tall and i hate that. really ugly and higher profile.
could i cut it short somehow without killing it?
pocket hopper on fast guns?
17 September 2008 - 02:59 PMwell my ion can sure as hell shoot fast, but i got a stiffi 16 inch with an apex tip recently. since i've heard you can't shoot the gun fast with an apex on it or risk breaking the rubber piece in the tip of the apex, i am getting a pocket hopper... anyone got any pics of a pocket hopper on a fast gun(s)? i wanna get an idea of what it would look like and stuff.
got pics?
also, if anyone has a stiffi 16 inch tell me what you think of it if you mind.
barrel problem...
10 September 2008 - 03:09 PMwhat the title says. apex tip is big.. and my stiffi with the tip on it makes the total barrel length 18 inches i think.
none of my barrel condoms work for it because they are too small. any suggestions on what to do? i don't use barrel plugs because i have had a bad experience and almost hurt someone by a misfire accident once using one.
kind of stuck here guys. help me out
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7525 W 21st Street,
Indianapolis, IN, 46214-0462
Indianapolis, IN, 46214-0462
Tel: (317)390-0202
Covenant Christian High School is dedicated to providing an excellent Christ-centered education, equipping students for a life of scholarship, leadership and service.
Covenant Christian High School was called into being to present a distinctive approach to the education of young men and women during a pivotal time in their lives.
Our primary goal is to help students develop a way of understanding life that is radically different from the way our culture currently presents it.
Covenant Christian High School is dedicated to helping young men and women establish a Christian understanding of life that gives them purpose and moral direction.
Our hope is that Covenant students will be fully prepared to impact their world for Christ.
Being convinced that the Christian worldview is the best explanation of reality, we are committed to equipping students to view life through the lens of Biblical truth.
School Overview
|School Membership(s)School Assoc.
|Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI)
|Religious Affiliation
|Grades Offered
|Grades 9 - 12
|Learning Difference Programs
|Learning Programs Supported
|Mild Learning Differences
|Year Founded
Student Body
|Total Students
|316 students
|Student Body Type
|% Students of Color
State avg.: 16%
|Students by Grade
Academics and Faculty
|Total Classroom Teachers
|30 teachers
|Student : Teacher Ratio
National avg.: 13:1
|% Faculty w/Advanced Degree
|Average Class Size
|18 students
|Number of AP Courses
|11 courses
|List of Courses Offered
|Link to List of Courses
|Advanced Courses
|Calculus, Statistics, Physics, Chemistry, English, Spanish, Art History, Music Theory, US History
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Finances and Admission
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|Acceptance Rate
National avg.: 85%
|Admissions Director
|Ryan Threlkeld
|Admissions Associate
|Linda Cook
|Total Sports Offered
|17 sports
|Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Cross Country, Dance, Flag Football, Golf, Lacrosse, Rock Climbing, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Tennis, Track and Field, Ultimate Frisbee, Volleyball, WeightliftingBaseball, Basketball,
Bowling, Cross Country,
Dance, Flag Football,
Golf, Lacrosse,
Rock Climbing, Soccer,
Softball, Swimming,
Tennis, Track and Field,
Ultimate Frisbee, Volleyball,
|Total ExtracurricularsTotal Extra-curric.
|8 extracurriculars
|Drama, Rocket Team, Math Club, Spanish Club, Civics, Student Council, NHS, Bible Study Groups Drama, Rocket Team, Math Club, Spanish Club, Civics, NHS, Student Council,
Bible Study Groups,
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- A 2.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale during their last year of school
- Minimal math readiness for Algebra 1
- A composite score in at least the 50th percentile on a nationally standardized test
- Basic writng competency as demonstrated by their ability to write an essay
- Have a relationship with God through Jesus Christ or at least be open to the idea
- Applicant must demonstrate a desire to be at Covenant
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There are plenty of energy-saving tips that anyone can use at home. Reducing the amount of energy that you use not only lowers your bills, but it also makes your carbon footprint smaller. That means you get short-term and long-term advantages just by making a few adjustments to your home and lifestyle.
The average homeowner devotes 45 percent of his or her energy usage to heating. You can dramatically reduce the amount of energy that you use heating your home by sealing leaks and adding insulation.
Air leaks commonly occur in:
• dropped ceilings
• recessed lights
• attics
• sill plates
• water and furnace flues
• door frames
• window frames
• plumbing and utility access panels
Check these areas to make sure they're properly sealed so they don't let warm air leak out of your house or cold air sneak into your home.
Adding insulation to your attic and under your floors can also prevent energy exchange between the interior and exterior of your home. Spending a little money on improved insulation now could save you money for decades to come.
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Your TV, computer, and other electronics draw small amounts of energy throughout the day, even when you don't have them turned on. You could save about $10 a month just by unplugging your:
• phone charger
• television
• lamps
• toaster
• computer
Setting your computer to "hibernate" can also reduce the amount of energy that your home uses unnecessarily. You can learn more about saving money and reducing your carbon footprint checking out this calculator tool.
If you don't want to spend time plugging and unplugging small appliances, consider buying more power strips. That way, you can just turn the power strip off. It won't drain energy like the appliances do.
If you plan to leave your home for several days or weeks, then it makes sense to do a few things that'll reduce your house's energy consumption. After all, you can't even use the energy while you're gone.
Some of the easiest things you can do include:
• Turning down your hot water heater's temperature (120 degree should meet the needs of most families)
• Turning off your thermostat
• Unplugging unnecessary appliances (you'll obviously want to leave the refrigerator on!)
When you come back, you'll have a lower energy bill because you made a small decision to conserve energy while you're away from home.
A clogged air filter forces your heater to work harder than usual just to keep your home warm. Replacing the filter monthly will allow your HVAC system to do its job without using more energy than necessary.
During some months, you might not use your HVAC system enough to make the filter dirty. If you suspect that this is the case, remove the filter and look for signs of dirt. If it's still fairly white, you can put it back for a few more weeks. If it has turned gray, it's time to replace it.
The small amount that you spend replacing the furnace's filter will actually help you save a lot of money on energy usage.
Most ceiling fans have switches that'll make them turn clockwise or counterclockwise. This comes in handy during hot summers and cold winters.
During the summer, switch your ceiling fans so that they turn turns counterclockwise. This will circulate the air so that it lowers the temperature and helps sweat evaporate from your skin quickly.
During winter, set your fans to turn clockwise. It'll circulate the air so that your furnace doesn't have to work so hard. Some studies have shown that using ceiling fans reduce heating and cooling costs by up to 15 percent.
One often overlooked way to cut down carbon emissions and save some cash is to take on DIY projects around the house. Sure, most people know value of switching to CFL light bulbs, but did you know that the color of your walls can affect your home's energy efficiency? By using pale colors that make the most out of a room's natural lighting, you can save money during the daytime by reducing your watt usage. If you're going to be laying down some fresh coats, be sure to make sure you're using eco-friendly paint that is free of harmful VOCs (volatile organic compounds).
Recycling and/or refinishing old chairs and couches is also a great way to save on buying new furniture and reduce the amount of carbon energy produced by landfills. There are many fun ways to reupholster an old chair. Take a look at some of these sustainable and eco-friendly textiles to use before you get started. Whether you have the upholstery professionally done or do it yourself, this fun project is sure to become a conversation piece in your living room.
What energy-saving strategies do you use to save money and reduce negative effects on the environment? Have you found that some work better than others?
Miles Young is a freelance writer, designer and outdoorsman. He's worked as a roof contractor and part-time engine mechanic. He spends his free time fishing and tinkering in his garage. You can follow him on Twitter @MrMilesYoung.
Air fresheners are marketed as an easy way to bring fresh, natural smells into our homes, with names such as "clean breeze" and "simply spring." But the main ingredients in commercial air fresheners are not actually close to nature; instead they tend to be industrial chemicals, some of which are listed as chemical hazards by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Don't want these nasty chemicals all over your house (and your family's respiratory tract)? We don't blame you! If you have the time, try this recipe for a nontoxic, homemade natural air freshener from Itty Bitty Impact. Otherwise, try one of our five favorite truly natural air fresheners below.
This portable, folding diffuser is perfect for travel or even atop your desk at work. Add a few drops of your favorite essential oil to the diffuser and the battery-powered fan will disperse the therapeutic aroma.
Spritz the fragrant aroma of Mia Rose's essential oil mists around areas of your home that need a little freshening up. Scents range from key lime and orange to vanilla and winter spice.
Reach for a bottle of this lavender essential oil for its relaxing benefits. A little goes a long way! Add a few drops to a tissue and breathe in its calming properties, or use the oil in a homemade reed diffuser.
Complete with natural reeds and a recycled glass vase, this home diffuser oil gift set takes the work out of homemade air fresheners in one simple gift set—plus, it's beautiful to look at! Look for it in Lemongrass Lavender, Green Tea and Cucumber, or even French Lavender.
A combination of purified water and pure essential oils, this mist works great on everything from your face to your laundry. Try the best-selling Zum Mist scent Lavender-Mint for a truly luxurious experience.
If you ever buy conventional air fresheners—the plug-in or spray kind, or the ones that look like a little dome—you might want to reconsider. Most air fresheners contain formaldehyde, petroleum distillates and aerosol propellants. Formaldehyde is an ingredient of particular concern. A suspected human carcinogen linked with lung and nasal cancer, formaldehyde can cause watery eyes, burning sensations in the eyes and throat, and difficulty breathing for some. In high concentrations, it may trigger asthma attacks.
"Where are the driveways?" asks one guest visiting Belfast Cohousing & Ecovillage (BCE). "How strange, these houses don't have any driveways!" Even the layout of the homes demonstrates that this is not a typical subdivision. But that's just the beginning.
My family recently purchased a high-performance house in BCE, a multigenerational community with 36 homes. Despite the cold winters here in Midcoast Maine, we have no furnace and no radiators. Our house is heated primarily from solar gains, its occupants, appliances, and modest use of baseboard electric heaters.
Photo by Jeffrey Mabee
"My feet, hands, and nose get cold really easily," explains Penny West, a BCE member. "This house is so lovely because there are no drafts. I used to freeze while doing computer work in my last place. I bought boots, wore my hat, but here it is lovely."
During our cold winters, BCE residents often comment on how comfortable the homes are. Even during windy subzero nights, there are no drafts when we are sitting in front of the triple-pane windows and doors. With highly insulated walls, ceilings, and foundations, all of the rooms are naturally the same temperature, and there are no cold rooms in the houses. Generous amounts of sunlight make supplemental light unnecessary until evening.
Despite their airtight construction, these energy-efficient homes have a constant stream of fresh air entering the bedrooms as the stale air is removed from the kitchens and bathrooms with a Zehnder heat recovery ventilation (HRV) system. This allows very high air quality in the winter, without the need to open any windows.
Our Zehnder HRV system is up to 90 percent efficient at capturing the heat from the exhaust air before it exits the home. Through the heat exchanger, incoming outside air is filtered and enters inside the building close to room temperature before being dispersed, unlike in typical construction, where incoming air is the same as the outside temperature. Because we don't have an exhaust fan in the bathroom or a vented hood in the kitchen, we can boost the HRV system by a switch in the bathroom or kitchen to remove condensation, smoke, and fumes. Exhaust fans, in contrast, are not energy efficient and encourage drafts by venting warm air out of the home without capturing the heat and bring unheated outside air into the home.
HRV System; photo courtesy Zehnder
"I think the HRV is what revolutionized these houses," says Brian Hughes, carpenter for GO Logic and a BCE member. "People have been building super tight insulated houses since the 50s. The problem was that the air quality wasn't good and people didn't try having a super tight building again until they realized that with the heat exchanger, you can use a tiny bit of electricity and have really high air quality."
The homes are so energy efficient that a 4-kilowatt solar system can provide enough electricity annually to completely power our two-bedroom home with four occupants. All of our neighbors with solar systems have near net-zero homes; thus their solar panels produce all or a vast majority of their home electricity. The homes without solar systems still have modest electric bills, despite having electric heat, and this winter the homes used almost no supplemental heat until December, despite a frigid fall.
The secrets of a high-performance house in the Northeast include unobstructed solar exposure, triple-pane windows and doors, lots of large windows on the south side of the home, airtight construction, and generous amounts of insulation. The additional insulation and high-quality windows add thousands to the construction costs, while the electric heaters and HRV system combined cost less than a standard HVAC system in typical new construction.
A five-day power outage from an ice storm last December gave BCE's houses the opportunity to perform. The outside temperatures were below freezing throughout the outage, with temperatures dipping below 0 degrees Fahrenheit. While neighboring houses (with typical construction) were approaching freezing temperatures indoors after just 24 hours without power, the BCE homes cooled by only 2 degrees daily. It was sunny only on the coldest day of the outage, and our house warmed up by 9 degrees throughout that day.
Certainly a lack of driveways are just one of the things that sets our new high-performance house apart from other homes. The very cold and long winter gave us an opportunity to see how our house performed. We sat and watched many snowstorms, while feeling cozy and warm inside. Now we are excited about gardening and preparing for spring.
Sarah Lozanova is an environmental journalist and communications professional with an MBA in sustainable management. She recently relocated to BelfastCohousing & Ecovillage in Midcoast Maine with her husband and two children.
When you're working from home, you absolutely need a designated office space. You may think that setting up a "work zone" at your kitchen table or at a desk in your bedroom will cut it, but unless you have a superhuman power of concentration, you'll find yourself getting distracted and quickly lose your motivation to be productive. You may be working one minute but then suddenly find yourself doing multiple loads of laundry without knowing what's just happened.
Your home office doesn't have to be ornately decorated or expansive, but it does need to give you some separation from the rest of your home. In order to improve your productivity, you may also want to purchase certain office items like filing cabinets and bookshelves. Buying office supplies and new home office furniture can quickly add up, but luckily there are plenty of ways you can get the things you need at a discounted price. Here are a few tips to put together a great home office without taking a financial hit.
Photo by Fotolia/Iriana Shiyan
Use partitions or bookshelves to create an office. If you don't have an extra room to convert into a home office in your house or apartment, you don't need to pay the cost of constructing a new room. Look for an unused space or nook and set up bookshelves or other partitions to create a sense of separation from the rest of the house.
Try shelves instead of a desk. If your budget for your home office is really tight or your space is limited, you might not want to invest in a full-sized desk. Instead, try installing sturdy shelves that can serve the same purpose as a desk.
Check thrift stores. Thrift stores, like Goodwill and Salvation Army, aren't just for clothes—many of them have a good selection of lightly used furniture as well. You may need to check a few locations to find the right furniture for your space, but searching thrift stores can be a great way to furnish a home office on a very small budget. Remember, if you find something like a desk or bookshelf that doesn't look great but is structurally sound, you can easily spruce it up with a new coat of paint.
Keep an eye on classified ads sites. While print newspaper ads have become less popular over the years, online classified ads have taken off, and sites like LocalMart's local classifieds and Cort Clearance Furniture can help connect you to gently used furniture that's selling for a fraction of the price you'd pay in a store. These sites are updated regularly, so if you find a good deal, act quickly before someone else does.
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If you live in a college town, pay attention when students move out. A lot of college students who move out at the end of the semester aren't able to take furniture with them and don't have the time to sell it, and in many college towns it's a common practice for these students to leave items out on the curb so that anyone who wants them can claim them. This is another situation where you need to act fast, because free furniture goes fast. Consider grabbing a friend with a truck and driving around campus on move out day.
Pay attention when professional offices are renovating or moving. If you happen to hear that a friend or family member's office is moving or undergoing major renovations, ask them if they're getting rid of any furniture or office supplies. If they're planning on upgrading, chances are they'll be happy to get rid of some of their old items.
Repurpose items you already have. You might be surprised by how you can reuse items in your home if you think outside of the box. For example, if you have an old armoire with shelves at the right height, you may be able to turn it into a small desk that contains essentials like your computer, light, and important documents.
Putting together a great looking home office doesn't require deep pockets or even extensive DIY experience. With a little ingenuity, you can put together a professional, organized space that will help you stay on task when you've got to buckle down and get work done at home.
Juliana Weiss-Roessler is a freelance writer and mom who co-owns the business Weiss-Roessler Writing with her husband. She frequently writes about how to minimize your impact on the environment.
"I urge you to please notice when you are happy, and exclaim or murmur or think at some point, 'If this isn't nice, I don't know what is.'" —Kurt Vonnegut
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The deck. It's a room with no wall, a space for family, friends, entertainment, food, and a place to kick back and enjoy the outdoors without leaving home. Like any space, when you decided to remodel, renovate, or build for the first time, you're inevitably faced with a number of choices. With a deck, one of the most important decisions to make is the material. What do you want to make your new deck out of? With a number of choices to deal with knowing the primary differences, such as durability and cost, are important. You don't want to invest thousands of dollars in a project only to later it's not ideal for your needs—or alternatively—you don't want to fall in love with a material only to find out it will completely break your budget or hurt the environment.
Wood is the most popular material for decks and for good reason. It's durable, relatively inexpensive, and most importantly, it looks good, oh and it's a renewable resource. There are a variety of wood products available, many fitting within any budget. The downside to any wood product is maintenance. If not regularly maintained the wood will deteriorate. It may splinter, fade in color, or rot and need replaced. Basic maintenance includes possible sanding and refinishing.
Pressure treated wood is designed to resist insects, rot, and general decay, than typical non-treated varieties. It's also an affordable choice. The downside to treated wood is that compared to the other wood options, it tends to be the least attractive. That isn't to say it can't look good, but if aesthetics are your thing, you may need to look elsewhere. Keep in mind also that many pressure treated wood products are treated with chromated copper arsenate (CCA) and you may want to avoid these types of products due to concern of potential arsenic exposure.
Redwood is just plain gorgeous, but not super sustainable.
Redwood has a natural ability to resist insects and rot, however, if not properly treated or left to the elements—particularly moisture—it can degrade rapidly, specifically newer wood (sapwood or the outer layers of the trunk).
The Redwood National Park in California states that old growth coast redwood is cut for lumber every day, which is not a good thing considering there are only 38,982 acres of the old growth forests left! This number may seem like a lot to you, but it's actually only 4.4% of its original 1,950,000 acres of old growth forest. To make matters worse, redwood doesn't do too well in the farm setting because these trees prefer to reseed themselves naturally.
Tropical hardwood options might be even worse.
Ironwood (also known as ipe) is exceptionally sturdy, capable of lasting longer than pressure treated wood and redwood. Tropical hardwoods resist water beautifully, but given these advantages you've probably guessed the downside. That's right—cost to the environment and your wallet. Tropical hardwood is expensive, and has a huge carbon footprint as it is shipped in from the tropical regions of the word. This is assuming it is licensed lumber approved by the Forest Stewardship Counsel (FSC).
Of course, there are several more types of wood that make great decks.
Cedar works great as an alternate to redwood and even possesses many of the characteristics of redwood. Yellow pine has a much different color than both cedar and redwood and also can resist insects and rotting. Finally, there's mahogany. Cedar is less endangered than Redwood, and doesn't need as many chemicals as Yellow Pine so it is my first choice for green-ness. FSC Mahogany is a good choice as well. Other species of mahogany are endangered and should not be used such as the Brazilian, Asian and African varieties.
Deck furniture and decor affects the environment almost as much as the wood you build with.
There are many things to keep in mind as you set about to use your deck such as buying durable furniture so you don't have to replace it and protecting your deck with recyclable, non- vinyl covers like these eco-friendly firepit covers.
When purchasing wood, be sure it is sourced from sustainable sources. If it's not, or you suspect that it isn't, check and double check. If it's not, it's best just to move on and find a wood or material that is. Why? It's simply responsible living!
Lisa Henfield is an exterior designer who spent a few years designing patio furniture covers for hotels in Las Vegas. She mostly writes about her design experiences, providing tips on exterior design and gardens. When she isn't practicing her sewing or writing about the right colors for the outdoor seasons, she usually works on her paintings.
Using reclaimed furniture to decorate your home is a great way to add a period feel to any room, and to add a touch of rustic beauty to a bland, modern design. Upcycling is quite fashionable at the moment, and it's easy to understand why. Visiting salvage yards and looking for battered antiques to restore is incredibly satisfying, and there's something special about lovingly sprucing up an old piece and making it your own.
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Take a look at some of the reasons why I would choose upcycling old furniture over buying new factory formed furniture any day.
Antique furniture is much more interesting than modern flatpack stuff. Even the most scuffed, tattered and damaged items are likely tougher and more hardwearing than the average item you can purchase from a catalogue today. Once you have reupholstered that chair, or sanded and repainted that cabinet, the quality of the materials and the calibre of the craftsmanship will show through. You'll also have a great story to tell about how you acquired the item, where it came from, and how much fun you had doing it up.
Restoring antique furniture can save you a lot of money, and it's good for the environment too. When you fix up a mahogany cabinet, you're extending the life of something that may have been built decades ago, and saving the planet by not wasting resources on purchasing some lower quality furniture which needs made, packaged and transported, wasting huge amounts of fuel and precious resources.
One of the best things about reclaimed furniture is that older items are well made, hardwearing, and easier to customise. It's hard to change how modern furniture looks because instead of stained wood, many items are plywood with a cheap veneer over the top. You can't really sand and repaint or re-stain that kind of furniture. However, you can do a lot with high quality older items. With just some sandpaper and paint you could turn an ugly nightstand into a beautiful piece that would not look out of place in a modern bedroom or turn an old run down table into an eye catching statement feature.
If simply restoring old furniture is not enough for you, why not try your hand at making your own items out of salvaged wood? There is an entire community of people who like to make their own furniture from railway sleepers, reclaimed period doors, old trunks and other materials that have been deemed useless by their owners. It takes some patience and skill to do this, but it is worth the effort. The furniture you make will be truly unique, and you will be able to take pride in telling people that it is all hand made.
This upcycled door dining table is an example of what's possible if you have the time, resources and skills to make your own furniture. It's a beautiful piece, and would look great in any rustic patio or dining room. Photo courtesy The Welsh Home Improvement Blog.
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APC endorses open letter to the European Parliament, asked by EU governments to vote on mandatory finger-printing and biometric
Privacy International (PI), alongside with Statewatch and European Digital Rights, called to endorse an open letter to the European Parliament. The submission will be made on Tuesday 30 November and PI are accepting signatures until Monday 29 November. The European Parliament will most likely vote on Wednesday 1st. December.
300-strong partnership strengthens civil society voice in the Congo
In 2003, together with more than 300 local partners, Alternatives launched a portal in the Democratic Republic of Congo . The project empowers local civil society groups to present and promote their activities and perspectives, which is particularly important in the current period, where civil society is taking an ever-increasing role in defending the principles that can support long-term peace in the region.
Building a well-informed information society in Italy
In Italy, APC member Unimondo was particularly active in promoting the CRIS (Communication Rights in the Information Society) Campaign and in trying to get as many organisations and people as possible involved in the UN World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) process.
D3 tested at Australian Centre for the Moving Image
D3 – a prototype public multimedia interactive created by APC member in Melbourne, c2o- is a storytelling engine which explores a sense of place by mapping trails through a city.
FMA joins Media-Governance initiative; introduces Communication Rights framework
In line with its goal of helping empower communities through information and communications and advancing the agenda for Communication Rights, the Foundation for Media Alternatives (FMA) has joined some of the most active NGO stakeholders in Philippine mass media to launch a campaign for reforms in governance within and through media and communications.
Partnership with ALIN to provide computers to not-for-profit organisations
London-based NGO and APC member, Computer Aid International recenlty launched a new partnership with APC member ALIN in Nairobi. "Computer Aid has already provided over 2,500 quality refurbished PC to non-profit organisations in Kenya", commented Tony Roberts, Computer Aid Founder and Chief Executive. "However with the help of the Baobab initiative we plan to provide 5,000 more computers in the next few years".
New computer partnership to increase access to ICT in Rwanda
APC member Computer Aid International will officially launch an exciting and innovative new partnership with a Rwandan not-for-profit, E-ICT. By providing an affordable solution to high cost computers, the partnership aims to increase access to ICT for schools and not-for-profits.
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APCmember SANGONeT launched a new joint venture, called NGO.ZA. The overall aim of NGO.ZA is to meet and respond to the South African NGO sector's connectivity, hardware and e-business infrastructure requirements, and as a result, transform the information and communication technologies (ICT) usage, capacity and infrastructure levels of the sector.
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Peace-building in Croatia through community technology centres
Telecentres in rural Croatia run by APC member ZaMirNET don't just provide training facilities. They're also bringing together neighbours of different ethnicities. "During the computer course, we were socialising with other nationalities. We were all in the same position of learning new things and sharing what we know," recounted a Croat woman. "Now we greet each other in the street."


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When someone suggests throwing a frisbee around in the park, leisure and laid back are terms that come to mind.
For the Decatur Ultimate Frisbee League (DUFL), established in the summer of 2009, it can be as competitive as any physically demanding sport.
The game, sometimes called just "Ultimate" or "Ultimate Disc" was a school yard game played by high school and college students alike from Decatur in years past but it was not until 2009 that the formation of a league was considered.
Kenneth A. Byerley, 80, passed away, Tuesday, June 24, 2014.
He was born July 20, 1933, in Allen County to the late Lester and Gertrude (Rapp) Byerley.
He served in the U.S. Army during the Korean Conflict. He worked and retired from Dana in 1996 as plant superintendent. He was a member at St. Mark's Lutheran Church, Thiele Road. Kenneth enjoyed spending his time fishing and farming.
Fred J. Filips, 54, Decatur, died Tuesday, June 24, 2014, at his residence.
He was born Jan. 14, 1960, in South Bend, to Nicholas Filips and the late Lucy N. (Baker) Filips.
He married Marie D. Brunner April 28, 1990; she survives.
Fred was a member of St. Mary of the Assumption Catholic Church and the Knights of Columbus Council 864. He was a Registered Nurse with Adams Memorial Hospital and previously had worked for Carter Lumber for 28 years.
Hazel M. Hammons, 93, Bluffton, passed away Wednesday, June 25, 2014, at Ossian Health and Rehabilitation.
She was born Wednesday, Nov. 24, 1920, in Union City, the daughter of the late Francis M. and Daisy M. (Blankley) Birum.
She married Dale Hammons July 5, 1939; he passed away Dec. 25, 2000.
A "0" is not the type of score most organizations want to receive when being evaluated, but that score recently given to the Adams Memorial Hospital left the AMH Board of Trustees glowing with praise for hospital staff Wednesday night at the regular monthly meeting.
The score was issued by the Indiana State Department of Health and reflects the number of medication errors, surgical errors, or other miscues during 2013 that by law are required to be reported to the ISDH.
The local chapter of the American Cancer Society has announced the selection of honorary co-chairpersons for this weekend's annual Relay For Life fundraiser.
Jane Reidenbach, Decatur, was diagnosed with multiple myeloma in July 2013. She had a bone marrow transplant in February. "As of Thursday, the doctors say I am cancer free," Reidenbach said. "There were times I wanted to give up and then I would see my grandson, Rowan, and he would give me the motivation to continue the fight."
American Legion Post 43 in Decatur will open its doors to the public for a series of upcoming events, beginning at 5 p.m. Friday with an all-you-can-eat spaghetti dinner at the post, located at the corner of Madison and 1st streets.
According to Deb Lambert, a volunteer who is active in fundraising events for the post, the Legion "is working on holding more events that will be open to the public" in an attempt to generate more traffic at the post and to increase accessibility to the service organization.
"WHICH ONE DO WE USE?"—A trio of players from the Decatur Softball League Advanced Beginners team 'Racers' try to decide which softball works best when throwing in a triangle. The girls (L-R) are Ayneira Downey, Kianna Arnold, and Ella Franze. (Photo by Dylan Malone)


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The Turlock High girls' golf team is only one match away from winning their 11th consecutive Central California Conference title, after beating Pitman on Thursday in the regular season finale at Stevinson Ranch by a score of 230-272.
Former Turlock High baseball players are being recruited to reunite on Saturday for the third annual Turlock High Alumni Baseball game.
Turlock High edged out cross-town rival Pitman High on its home court Thursday afternoon, 6-3, in the Bulldogs' second consecutive undefeated championship season. With the win, Turlock claimed its 8th consecutive Central California Conference title-7th outright-and secured three spots in the upcoming CCC Singles Tournament.
Delhi and Denair High have searched for the same thing all season - Southern Athletic League victory.
The first time Delhi and Denair High's boys' soccer teams met on the field last month, it was a lopsided victory for the Hawks of Delhi over the Coyotes with a 6-1 win, but this time it was much closer than that.
Results from the second Central California Conference Cross Country Center Meet, held at Buhach Colony High on Wednesday, virtually mirrors those of the league's first Center Meet which was held three weeks ago.
Only a month is left of league play for local volleyball teams and Turlock High looks to make a run into the postseason with one of the youngest teams in the Central California Conference.
Turlock High picked up its third tie in Central California Conference play Thursday afternoon after its boys blew a second half lead for the second consecutive match.
One win, one loss. That was how both contests for Turlock High's varsity water polo ended after Thursday's Central California Conference matchup against the visiting Merced High squad.
The Turlock High varsity volleyball team bounced back from their 3-2 loss to Atwater on Monday with a 3-0, (25-19, 25-20 and 27-25) victory over Merced on Wednesday. The 'Dogs are now 3-1 in the Central California Conference, making it their best start in league since the 2006 season.
The Pitman Pride's water polo teams swept visiting Golden Valley High School on Thursday afternoon with both the boys' and girls' varsity teams finishing up 17-6, and 11-7, respectively against the Cougars.
It's been almost a full two weeks since the majority of local volleyball teams started league competition, with Trans Valley League teams being the exception. The late start to league-play has resulted in slim pickings for Hilmar High's volleyball team in terms of opponents, but on Thursday the Yellowjackets managed to lure Los Banos High to their homecourt during a bye week for the Tigers.
It was a battle between the two winless soccer teams in the Central California Conference.
Pitman High's girls' tennis team fell, 3-6, to Central California Conference foe Atwater for the first time in Doug Reimers stint as the head coach.
Two failed penalty kicks cost the Pitman High boys soccer team an opportunity to go up two-games in the Central California Conference, after Atwater came into town and beat out the Pride in a 2-0 shutout on Thursday.
Close to 100 water polo athletes gathered in the waters of the Steve Feaver Aquatics Center last year for the first annual North vs. South High School Senior All-Star Game. The inaugural event featured eight teams and four matches and turned longtime opponents into teammates for one final high school competition.
The 2014 season is underway for Turlock's professional indoor soccer team and along with a new year, the Major Arena Soccer League has been implemented.
For the first time in school history, the California State University, Stanislaus women's soccer team is in the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA Division II Championship after toppling Western Washington, 1-0, this past Saturday.
Pitman High softball prodigy, Alexis Mettler is one of the rare gifted young talents from the area who have proven extraordinary qualities for a student-athlete that everyone wishes to inquire over their career.
The Turlock Christian Eagles volleyball team continues to fly past their opponents in the postseason and Thursday was no different.
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Pitman High was pushed to its limits Thursday night in the second round of the CIF Division I Sac-Joaquin Section playoffs against St. Mary's High. After uncharacteristically dropping the first set to the Rams, the Pride bounced back and battled to five sets for only the second time all season.
A day after ending her high school volleyball career with a close playoff loss to Lincoln High, Turlock High's Victoria Larsen inked the beginning of a new chapter in her life when she signed her national letter of intent to play for Fresno Pacific University.
Hilmar High's Landon Azevedo has committed to continue his athletic skills at Sacramento State University on an athletic scholarship for golf, signing his letter of intent Thursday.
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Buffalo News "Back on Oct. 10, 2013, Patrick Kaleta took the final shift of a 4-1 loss to Columbus. No one had any idea it would be his last shift in Buffalo for nearly 14 months. The unlikely streak will end tonight. Kaleta will be in the lineup when the Sabres host Winnipeg in First Niagara Center. "I'm..." November 26
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CSN Washington "Seventy-six. That's how many shot attempts the Capitals had on Buffalo Sabres goalie Jhonas Enroth Saturday night. One. That's the number of goals the Caps scored in their 2-1 loss to the team with the worst record in the NHL, which should not be confused with the worst team in the..." November 23
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Toronto Star "The Maple Leafs lost their grip on their systems here Saturday night. Their fans just plain lost it. Near the end of an ugly 6-2 loss to the Sabres, it was apparent the Leafs had let the formula for the success they had the past two weeks slip through their fingers. Gone was the breakout and..." November 16
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch "The Blues' Jori Lehtera joked recently that he was tired of doing all of Vladimir Tarasenko's media interviews. Lehtera should be careful what he wishes for, because after Tuesday's game against Buffalo, he will be facing more buzz about himself. The Finnish-born center netted a natural hat trick..." November 12
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette "Kris Letang barreled through the slot and toward the net in the first period Saturday night, and was slightly off balance when he released a shot that trickled just inches wide of the goal. It nearly turned into his third score of the game, with 41 minutes, 30 seconds of hockey left to..." November 09
CBSSports.com "Buffalo Sabres forward Tyler Ennis earned himself a game misconduct at the end of their 3-2 loss to Edmonton on Friday night for making contact with a linesman. It seemed possible that he could be facing some supplemental discipline from the league. But on Saturday, Ennis, who was remorseful..." November 09
Buffalo News "Tyler Ennis received a game misconduct for hitting a linesman with his stick following the Sabres' 3-2 loss Friday night, and he could be subject to more discipline. The Buffalo center skated up to linesman Derek Nansen after an offsides call at the buzzer against Edmonton and whacked the..." November 09
Edmonton Sun "The Edmonton Oilers didn't prove a tremendous amount to the hockey world on Friday, but the way things had been going for them lately, just making it known that they're not the worst team in the NHL was good enough. In a must-win game against the 30th place Buffalo Sabres — nobody even..." November 08
Montreal Gazette ".A. Parenteau scored the winning goal in the shootout to give the Canadiens a 2-1 victory over the Buffalo Sabres on Wednesday night at the First Niagara Center. The win, which snapped a three-game losing streak, gave the Canadiens their fourth shootout win and a 9-4-1 record. They regained the..." November 06
Minneapolis Star Tribune "They started out as teammates, then became friends and neighbors. Eventually, Jason Pominville and Thomas Vanek began playing on the same line during their days with the Buffalo Sabres, deepening a camaraderie that opened a new chapter when they were reunited with the Wild. Coach Mike Yeo is..." November 06
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Boston Herald "Give credit to the desperate Sabres for a good effort. But the Bruins's badly wanted — and expected — to win. With three new-look lines and two defensemen up from Providence (AHL), the Bruins gave a pretty good effort and got the overtime win, 3-2, when Brad Marchand scored his second of the..." October 31
Toronto Sun "The Maple Leafs' glow from a near-perfect victory will last until about the time they hit the ice for practice on Wednesday. The Leafs tied a team record when they allowed just 10 shots on goal in a 4-0 blanking of the terrible Buffalo Sabres at the Air Canada Centre on Tuesday night. The..." October 29
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CSN New England "It's well established the Bruins have some level of interest in rugged Sabres right winger Chris Stewart. The B's are obviously in need of a top-six right wing and Stewart -- in the last year of his contract -- was first mentioned as a potential Boston target in the CSNNE.com hockey notes..." October 27
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Buffalo News "Sam Reinhart's practice effort impressed Ted Nolan, so the rookie will get another chance to try and impress people during a game. Reinhart, scratched for the Sabres' last outing, will be back in the lineup tonight when Buffalo visits Anaheim. The Sabres didn't do any forward line drills during..." October 22
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Pro Hockey Talk "Buffalo Sabres rookie Sam Reinhart will be a healthy scratch tonight when the Boston Bruins visit. Reinhart, who suited up in the Sabres first five games, is a minus-1 with two shots on goal while averaging 10:26 in time on ice. "It's one of those things. He's a young player that's still..." October 18
Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel "The Panthers finally listened to coach Gerard Gallant's pleadings and fired the puck at the opposing net all night. Although only one puck went in, Panthers goalie Roberto Luongo made it stand up in a 1-0 victory over the Buffalo Sabres Friday night at First Niagara Center, giving them their..." October 18
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Mo to Fr from 06:00 AM to 04:00 PM"A Taste of Italy...Unchained!" With more than three locations in Chicago, this place is all Italian, all the time. Except for dinner. Sopraffina Marketcaffe in Aon Center is for breakfast and lunch only and caters to a large number of professionals with generous sandwiches, salads, pastas and pizzas. The decor is predictably Italian-themed, with tastefully bland portraits of old farmers and bowls of fruit hanging adorning its walls. The tables, like any authentic Italian caffe, can be too close together at times and fill up quickly.
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HRC Announces Endorsement of Annise Parker for Re-Election as Houston Mayor
March 18, 2013 by Paul Guequierre
Today HRC announced its endorsement of Annise Parker for re-election as Mayor of Houston. As Mayor of the country's fourth-largest city, Parker has worked tirelessly and effectively to improve Houston's economy and provide stellar living conditions for all Houstonians. HRC pointed to Forbes Magazine naming Houston number one on its list of America's Coolest Cities to live in and number two on its list of Fastest Growing American Cities.
"As mayor, Annise Parker has presided over an economic boom that has improved the lives of millions and put Houston on the cutting edge of urban renewal," said HRC President Chad Griffin. "Under her leadership, Houston has become one of the most desirable cities for Americans to live in, and she has done all of this with a commitment to fairness and equality for everyone."
"I am proud to have been elected mayor by Houstonians who believe the strongest qualification for public office is what you do, not who you are," said Mayor Annise Parker. "And I am honored to stand side-by-side with the members of the Human Rights Campaign as we strive to make that most essential American value—equality—a reality for everyone."
Annise Parker has the public- and private-sector experience necessary to serve the 2.1 million people who call Houston home. Before being elected mayor, Parker spent 20 years in Houston's oil and gas industry before serving six years as a city councilmember and six years as city controller. Parker heads the largest city in America ever to be governed by an openly gay person.
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Highway 75 was shut down for a time Sunday evening after a crash involving three vehicles. Plattsmouth Fire and Plattsmouth EMS responded along with Cass County sheriff's deputies.
The Cassgram reports traffic was rerouted at Beach Road and at Bay Road. According to a passerby, it appeared a car ran into the back of a semi-trailer. Two tow trucks were requested. No one required rescue transport to the hospital.
On Saturday afternoon, there was one individual transported after an accident in the about that same general area of the construction zone (near the old weigh scales) of Highway 75.
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Contrary to popular belief, more people are shopping in-store than online. So, how is digital technology influencing purchasing decisions?
New research from Deloitte Digital says people who "showroom," or use their smart phone while shopping in store, are more likely to make a purchase at brick and mortar stores, than online. In fact, according to the data, digital interactions influence 36 cents of every dollar spent in retail stores- that's $1.1 trillion.
The research also points out people who "showroom" are 40% more likely to purchase in store. And 84% of those digital shoppers, use a device before or during store visits.
Analysts at Deloitte say this can be good news for retailers, but not enough of them are familiar with the data.
"Most retailers don't know when somebody has researched online via their mobile device in the store but then transacted in the store," said Kasey Lobaugh, the Chief Retail Innovation Officer at Deloitte Digital.
"If you look at how smartphones are influencing in-store sales, you discover there's about $593 billion of sales happening in the store that are influenced by mobile," said Lobaugh. "Meanwhile, people who transact on the device itself, is only $40 billion."
While the research can prove valuable to retailers, Deloitte released one surprising factor that was negative for in-store experiences. When asked if they would rather ask an associate for help or look up the information on a smart phone, most consumers chose smart phone.
Deloitte says in the future, retailers should find a way to converge digital with physical experiences, instead of treating the two as separate entities.
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