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It might not happen before dawn's early light, but the National Anthem soon will become part of every PIHL game.
Commissioner Ed Sam said Thursday that some of the area's ice rinks are not equipped to play the Star-Spangled Banner during pregame ceremonies, but the PIHL was working with those arenas to make it possible.
"We're dealing with rinks that might not be used to stuff like this," Sam said. "We'll be having it at every game."
The anthem was not played before Thursday's Quaker Valley/Mars game at Airport Ice Arena in Moon.
"It could be that they didn't have the facilities to do it," Sam said, "but it's coming. It's just taking us time to get everything together."
The PIHL created a stir this week when Sam encouraged teams to eliminate the anthem for extra ice time, a finite commodity for the scholastic ice hockey league. The move was intended to allow games to end within their designated time slots.
However, the league reversed course Tuesday with a plan to standardize the playing of the anthem before every game.
"We're developing the mechanics to get it all taken care of," Sam said.
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HOUSTON -- Jack Pardee, one of Bear Bryant's "Junction Boys" at Texas A&M who went on to become an All-Pro linebacker and an NFL coach, has died, University of Houston spokesman David Bassity said.
Pardee was 76.
Bassity said Monday that Pardee's son Ted confirmed the death to him.
Pardee's family announced in November that he had gall bladder cancer that had spread to other organs and that he had six to nine months to live.
Pardee was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1986.
He survived a bout with melanoma when he was 28 and in the middle of his 15-year NFL playing career.
He played six-man football at Christoval High School in west-central Texas, near San Angelo, before moving on to Texas A&M. Bryant became the Aggies' coach in 1954 and moved their preseason camp to desolate Junction, about 100 miles northwest of San Antonio.
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The local Alzheimer's Support Group will host the first Alzheimer's Café from 2-4 p.m. Thursday at the White Rock Baptist Church.
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Dear Editor,
Removing Mountain Principal Mike Katko is outrageous. He is dedicated, loves his job and the students and only wants what is best for them.
When are we going to remove politics and pettiness from our schools and replace it with care and concern for the students.
The people trying to remove him should be ashamed.
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In reference to the recent article on bicycle safety concerns, I would like to offer my solution. More citizens are thinking green by riding bikes and motorcycles.
As an instructor of the AARP Driver's Safety Program, I make drivers aware of how to approach cyclists. But, I also advocate that the cyclists need to be more responsible for being seen.
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Hallelujah, hooray and thank you so very much, decision makers of Los Alamos County government! Well done!
Thank you for your wise decision to hire a state park monitor, which is much needed and for the putting up of a fence around the park.
Stimulus jobs at lab, really?
The article "Lab wants to spread jobs, put stimulus to work," (Monitor, April 15) was very interesting. However, I offer the following additional comments.
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Day one of the county's budget hearings moved along at a mostly vigorous clip Monday evening in council chambers and spirits remained high.
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The main weakness the county has is its lack of diversity, he explained adding, "Our greatest risk is one of our biggest assets because it pushes us towards a certain conservatism."
Apparently, four days' warning wasn't enough for the Taos Tigers to find a way to get to Los Alamos.
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ForgeRock Inc., the pioneer of open source Identity and Access Management (IAM), announced today that Allan Foster, vice president of community, has been named to the IEEE-Industry Standards and Technology Organization Board of Directors. In this position, Foster, who was nominated to the board by a committee of program peers, will join seven other distinguished industry experts to help guide the future direction of the organization.
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Foster brings over 25 years of experience in the high-technology industry to the board, with expertise in Access Management, Federation, and Portal Architectures. Having served as a representative on various standards bodies, ranging from ANSI committees (Smalltalk, C++ and Forth), the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF), Liberty Alliance Project, Kantara Initiative and Oasis, Forester will continue his work as an advocate for standards and interoperability as a member of the IEEE-ISTO Board of Directors.
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Woman charged with taking toy from child's graveApril 25, 2014 @ 3:56 am
ONTARIO, Ohio (AP) -- Police in northern Ohio say they've charged a woman who was seen on a surveillance video taking a stuffed animal from a child's grave.
Ontario police say 54-year-old Frieda Kay Shade turned herself in Wednesday after the cemetery surveillance video was widely viewed on the Internet and TV news.
Shade told authorities that she took a stuffed toy duck from the grave of 14-month-old Hayden "Tank" Cole Sheridan on Saturday because a dog was running loose in the area, and she didn't want it to destroy the toy.
Her attorney said she'll plead not guilty May 8 to one count of theft, a first-degree misdemeanor.
Shade is accused of taking the stuffed animal hours after the child's family left it for Easter. The child died in 2007.
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Well it's been awhile since we heard any new songs from Barbra Streisand but no more…
A new Barbra Streisand album is due out in August and it's not a greatest hits. The new album will include songs Streisand has never recorded, including her first single "The Windmills of Your Mind.'' They don't reveal the name but I think it should be "
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This is a beautiful good size vase for flowers. The pattern is called Iris and Herringbone and it was made by the Jeannette Glass Company. The body of the vase is ribbed in a herringbone pattern. The entire body is decorated with raised sprays of Iris flowers. The vase is footed and the top of the vase is gently ruffled. Jeannette produced this vase from the 1940's through the 1970's.
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The Dayton Pirates boys basketball team defeated Valley Catholic 51-42 Saturday in the 3A state playoffs in Coos Bay to finish third. Dayton, which won the 3A title last season, lost in the semifinals to Horizon Christian.
In 3A girls basketball, the Willamina Bulldogs lost in the semifinals Friday to St. Mary's. The Bulldogs lost 28-25 Saturday in the third-fifth place game to Rainier.
At the 2A tournament in Pendleton, the Western Mennonite boys and girls teams wrapped up competition Saturday. The girls team defeated Heppner 56-46 to take third place. The boys team lost 57-50 to Pilot Rock in the third-fifth place game.
The Perrydale girls basketball team, which beat Mckenzie to reach the fourth place game, lost to Triangle Lake 51-45 to finish sixth.
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Three neighbors huddled over a map showing a third rail being added along the CSX rail line in Chester. The Chester Station subdivision residents focused on a thin green line that ran adjacent to the existing rail line and through their backyards.
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Local ground metal artist Steven Lloyd will be exhibiting at the Chester Library this month. His works will be on display throughout the month of September. An opening reception for Lloyd will be held from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 4. The event will be sponsored by the Chesterfield Center for the Arts Foundation.
Area students Caitlin Schoemmell and Alia Fagerburg recently competed at the Southern Regional 4-H Horse Championships in Clemson, S.C., according to information from Julie Grimes. The two represented Classic Equestrians 4-H, led by Gaynor Hay and Andrea Gerhard.
Between stops at vendor booths and snack stands, ChesterFest attendees can take in performances from a host of entertainment acts, including The Chiggers, a Chester-based band.
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Seven-year-old Justin LaRue loves making pars and birdies. At an age when most kids who try to hit a golf ball experience little success, Justin is accustomed to hitting it both long and straight. Last month, Justin competed in the U.S. Kids World Championships at the Mid-Pines Resort in Pinehurst, N.C.


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I am planning in brewing a Robust Porter this week. The only issue I am facing is that the space that I will be fermenting the beer in wont get above 60 degrees. Will this cause a problem with the fermentation?
Depends on your yeast choice.
"Beer, well respected and rightly consumed, can be a gift of God. It is one of his mysteries, which it was his delight to conceal and the glory of kings to search out."The Search for God and Guinness by Stephen Mansfield
You could use 1056 American Ale yeast which will ferment down to 60 deg or 1728 Scottish Ale yeast which will go down to 56 deg. I would go with the 1056 myself. Cheers!


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Family Movie
Saturday, December 28 @ 10am
Kids driving you nuts? Bring them to the library for an afternoon of epic adventure in Middle Earth. This event is for all ages, but please note that the movie is rated PG-13 for intense fantasy action, violence, and frightening images. Snacks, beverages, and comfy rugs to lie on will be provided, thanks to the Friends of the Southeast Branch Library.
Kids (Grades K-5) LEGO Club
Wednesday, December 11 @ 2pm
Come into the library to play with our LEGO bricks and pieces. We supply the LEGO bricks and fun - all you need to bring is your imagination. There is no registration or fee for this program.
Knit Wits Knitting Club for Kids & Teens
Saturday, December 21 @ 10:30am
Kids and teens (Age 8-17) are welcome to join our new knitting group, The Knit Wits. Learn to knit, or bring in something you've already started, and knit with the group. Please bring in your own knitting needles, if you have them.
Kids LEGO Brick Club
Friday, December 12 @ 3:30pm
Come into the library to play with over 60 pounds of LEGO bricks and pieces. We supply the LEGO bricks and fun - all you need to bring is your imagination. There is no registration or fee for this program.
Boom Science @ the Library
Friday, December 13 @ 3:30pm
Greg from Boom Science + crazy science experiments = Freaky Friday. Stop by to see what fun he has in store for us this time. Sponsored by the Friends of the Anastasia Island Branch Library.
Winter Wonderland Crafts for Kids
Wednesday, December 17 @ 2:30pm
Kids can come into the library to meet our very own Elf on the Library Shelf, watch and sing along with our shadow puppet caroling show, decorate their own holiday cookie, and make an elf-tastic craft. All supplies are free, courtesy of the Friends of the Anastasia Island Branch Library.
New Disney DVD Family Movie Event
Friday, December 6 @ 3:30pm
(PG) The whole family will enjoy seeing this new DVD Disney release film about a cropdusting plane with a fear of heights. Dusty lives his dream of competing in a famous around-the-world aerial race. Light snacks are provided by the Friends of the Anastasia Island Branch Library.
Stories with Santa
Wednesday, December 10 @ 10:30am
Bring in your little ones to have a very special visit with Santa and Mrs. Claus. He will be here sharing stories about the North Pole and answering questions from the wee ones about what life is like for Santa. Remember to bring your camera, as this is sure to be a memory you won't want to forget.
Bird Island Park Presents: Bedtime Holiday Storytime
Tuesday, December 17 @ 6pm
The whole family is invited to join our favorite Bird Island Park volunteers, Ms. Suzanne and Ms. Gail, for a special bedtime storytime at which you can wear your pajamas if you wish. A reader's theatre version of The Polar Express will be performed and thanks to the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library, milk and cookies will be served.
Bird Island Park Presents Just for Babies and Family Storytimes
Every Tuesday in December: Just for Babies @ 10:15am and Family Storytime @ 11am
December's Just for Babies and Family Storytime will be hosted by Ms. Suzanne and Ms. Gail of Bird Island Park. Please note, although Just for Babies is a one-on-one lapsit program for ages birth - 15 months, all children (including babies) and their families are welcome at Family Storytime.


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A Band who ahve just released their bootiful debut album "faded seaside glamour" which contains such gems as "nearer than heaven", "bedroom scene" and "wanderlust". lovely cocteau twins-esque vocals.
i went to see delays at T in The Park. they were amazing!
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Ace rock band from Southampton. Responsible for songs such as 'Nearer Than Heaven' and 'Hey Girl'. Gonna be huge!!
threw your Lego in the lake.....
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Southampton band.
Very cool music :)
Very cool music :)
'Long Time Coming'
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'Hey Girl'
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The updated word for "Retard". Retard has become overused and highly offensive, so the (RPA) Retarded Peoples Assosiation changed Mentaly Retarded to Mentaly delayed. Thus the new hateful, rude and demeaning word is Delay
No one gives a fuck about what you got to say Robbie. Your just a fucking delay!
Shit! did u see that delay get struck by that bus?
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Watsonville Factory Sale - December 6thIf you haven't started your Christmas Shopping, here is the perfect opportunity. Don't miss out! Read more on the local businesses participating in this great event!
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Robert Sherwin
|Robert Sherwin
|Former candidate for
|Ohio House of Representatives, District 57
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|Last election
|November 4, 2014
|Term limits
|Lorain County Community College
|Engineering Mechanic
|Campaign website
He was a 2012 Libertarian candidate for District 57 of the Ohio House of Representatives.[1]
Sherwin served on both the executive and central committees of the Lorain County Libertarian Party.
Sherwin's professional experience includes working as an engineering mechanic. He earned an Associates degree in applied science/automation engineering from Lorain County Community College, graduating with honors.
Campaign themes
Sherwin's website highlighted the following campaign themes:[2]
- Excerpt: "We MUST make Ohio attractive to new businesses by lower taxes, eliminating unnecessary regulations, and repealing some of our laws that prevent free markets and competition."
- Excerpt: "Our education system is upside-down. The responsibility for educating our children begins with the parents, then the local communities and school districts. Simply put, it is not the job of the federal and state governments to educate our children. If we, the taxpayers, were not giving a huge slice of our hard-earned money to support bureaucracies we would have more money in our paychecks to support our local schools."
Nullification and Sovereignty
- Excerpt: "We should work to nullify all unconstitutional federal laws, forbid federal officials from enforcing these laws in Ohio, and to sequester those federal taxes that don't fund constitutional purposes."
Note: Sherwin's campaign themes did not change from 2012.
Elections for the office of Ohio House of Representatives took place in 2014. A primary election took place on May 6, 2014. The general election was held on November 4, 2014. The signature-filing deadline for candidates wishing to run in this election was February 5, 2014. Matt Lark was unopposed in the Democratic primary, while incumbent Terry Boose was unopposed in the Republican primary. Robert Sherwin ran as a Libertarian candidate. Boose defeated Lark and Sherwin in the general election.[3]
Sherwin ran in the 2012 election for Ohio House, District 58. Sherwin was unopposed in the March 6 Libertarian primary election and was defeated Matthew T. Lark (D) and District 58 incumbent Terry Boose (R) in the general election which took place on November 6, 2012.[4][5][6][7]
|Ohio House of Representatives, District 57, General Election, 2012
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See also
- Ohio House of Representatives
- Ohio General Assembly
- Ohio House of Representatives elections, 2014
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External links
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- Biography from Project Vote Smart
- Legislative profile from Project Vote Smart
- ↑ Norwalk Reflector, "State representative, county recorder races coming into focus," December 10, 2011
- ↑ bobsherwin.org, "Issues," accessed August 22, 2014
- ↑ Ohio Secretary of State, "Official primary election results for May 6, 2014," accessed July 3, 2014
- ↑ Ohio Chamber of Commerce, "2012 General Assembly Primary Candidates," January 17, 2012
- ↑ Ohio Secretary of State, "2012 Republican Primary Results," accessed June 12, 2014
- ↑ Ohio Secretary of State, "2012 Democratic Primary Results," accessed June 12, 2014
- ↑ Ohio Secretary of State, "Ohio official results for 2012 General Election," accessed June 10, 2014
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bait-and-switchLine breaks: bait-and-switch
Definition of bait-and-switch in English:
noun[mass noun]
The action (generally illegal) of advertising goods which are an apparent bargain, with the intention of substituting inferior or more expensive goods: [as modifier]: a bait-and-switch scheme
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- It may involve such tactics as billing for more hours than were worked and bait-and-switch staffing which means providing excellent staffers at first and then replacing them with less qualified personnel.
- Wallach and other leaders of worldwide popular dissent have been making the same argument about bait-and-switch diplomacy for a decade.
- This ploy was yet another example of the public being duped by a classic governmental bait-and-switch scheme.
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"Starbuck" is one of those high-concept yet formulaic, sitcom-like comedies that gets by on charm and speed. It is manipulative and ingratiating ut totally worth your time if you manage to pass one crucial test: Does French-Canadian actor Patrick Huard's smile make you happy? For me, the answer is yes.
Huard reminds me of something director Paul Thomas Anderson once said about John C. Reilly, that the mere sight of his longtime collaborator — that genial, rubbery Reilly mug — makes him smile. Comparisons tend to cheapen things, but what the hell: Mash up Francois Truffaut, Daniel Auteuil and Judd Nelson, and you get Huard's homely/handsome/comical face. It's those kind Truffaut eyes, radiating warmth and passionate concern, that sell this movie's humanist spirit, despite its lack of bite or great surprises.
Huard plays David, a perpetual screw-up in his early 40's who finds out he is the father of 533 children. See, when he was a young slacker, he made tons of quick cash as a sperm donor—over 600 times. Since he used an alias, Starbuck, 142 of his now-adult offspring are filing a class-action lawsuit to get the sperm bank to divulge their father's true identity.
The suit couldn't come at a worse time for David, who is ducking violent loan sharks he owes bigtime, whose girlfriend is pregnant and whose job delivering meat for his father's butcher shop is always imperiled by his complete incompetence. Yep, it's one of those movies, the kind of reality-flavored comic fluff Ho'wood once factory-milled for "SNL" alumni every few months, before Judd Apatow took over the market last decade, adding a bigger dash of improvisatory salt.
David emerges as a character who has has been outlawed in movies, a lovable guileless fuckup. The fashion in popular films has been more along the lines of "As Good As It Gets"-through-"Silver Linings Playbook," where the hero who starts off sour and mentally unstable ends up sloughing off the traumas and disappointments that made him so.
"Starbuck" is interesting mainly because of its investment in a character who doesn't have to be mean to be interesting. David knows what love is, and that's his problem. He seems to have no concept of time or self-preservation once he gets absorbed in the work of helping somebody whose plight has touched his heart.
Screenwriters Ken Scott and Martin Petit take the safest route through these familiar situations, but director Scott's dynamic staging and tendency to let Huard carry the scenes with screwball aplomb keep us focused on David's universal predicament. Any single man who has found himself suddenly facing the prospect of fatherhood should relate. David's girlfriend knows nothing of his secret Starbuck identity but assumes that he is unfit to raise the one child she knows he's fathered: hers. Unaccomplished and aimless at 42, he seems, in her estimation, certain to go along with her plan to raise the child alone.
Contrived as it is, the long midsection of the film covering David's awakening to the glories of fatherhood is often unavoidably profound and moving. He gets a dossier containing the identities of all his adult children and goes snooping into their lives. Each stock "messy" situation (the drug addict, the dour goth kid, the disabled kid) and proud moment (David discovering he's fathered a soccer star, a musician, an actor and a lifeguard) plays out with all the hugging and learning you'd expect from pre-Larry David television dramedy.
Yet I found myself awash in the same awkward emotion that accompanied the end of "Saving Private Ryan." Remember when elderly Ryan had a heart-to-heart at the grave of the man who saved his life back in WWII? The mob of descendants lined up behind him in soft focus? It was so transparently mawkish, what Steven Spielberg was up to in that scene, and yet it was so devastatingly powerful. All those generations of Ryans who simply wouldn't be if not for an unfathomable chain of events — but also if not for a few clear, moral, compassionate decisions made in faith.
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