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Freed-Hardeman really sets itself apart from other colleges through its Bible classes. Each semester, a student is required to take at least one Bible class. These Bible classes range from basics like Intro. to Christianity and Paul's Epistles to in-depth conversations about God's creation and the evolution. Classes can be text-based, subject-based, or can take you out of the classroom to engage the world around you.
I took Short Campaigns and Missions for a January short-course. We spent little time inside the classroom. This particular course wasn't just on learning how to organize and manage a trip, it was also built around getting out and serving the community through simple projects.
Faculty members, who not only preach at local congregations but also have their masters in Biblical studies, instruct the courses. So not only do you have the blessing to learn from them in class, but also at church on Wednesday evenings or on Sundays. The majority of our professors are alumni of FHU and always willing to help out and give back to the students through spiritual backing and wisdom.
Dr. Jim Gardner, Associate Professor of Philosophy, left a multi-billion dollar company to come to FHU. He says he left for his "love for teaching, especially the Bible." Dr. Gardner continues to say, "What I like most about Freed-Hardeman is the devotion and purpose of the school and its faculty. I generally regard my students as though they were my own children. I feel very strongly that the school has great value in the intellectual, spiritual, and personal lives of our students and I am honored to be a part of that."
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Every small town seems to have its own quirky celebrations and fairs. I've been to my share of Strawberry Festivals, May Days, rodeos, Founders Days, and Floral Fests. Henderson is no exception – our delicious West Tennessee version of the beloved county fair is the Chester County Barbecue Festival, held annually in September. For four glorious autumn days Main Street is blocked off and the enticing scent of open-pit roasted pork wafts through downtown Henderson, the self-proclaimed "whole hog barbecue capitol of the world".
As the name might suggest, the best part of the Barbecue Festival (at least to a food lover like me) is the food. Just a few steps from Freed-Hardeman's campus, vendors offer scrumptious treats that will tempt even the most hard-core dieter to take a cheat day: funnel cake, roasted corn, turkey legs, fried oreos, and, of course, the signature barbeque pork sandwich with beans and slaw. Thousands will flock to town over the weekend, and the festival has been so popular for the last few years that they've actually sold out of barbeque on the last night of the fair long before the weekend's festivities actually wrapped up.
Beyond the food, the Barbeque Festival offers a variety of activities for visitors of all ages. Crafters and artisans set up booths displaying their wares, while local talent provides musical entertainment. Children (and big kids at heart) love the petting zoo. And what county festival would be complete without some bouncy houses, a mechanical bull, and fair rides?
Best of all, proceeds support the Chester County Chamber of Commerce, which hosts this and other fun community events throughout the year such as Arts in the Alley and the annual Christmas Parade.
by Rachel Gould
When someone speaks of making the world a better place, images of mission trips and service projects typically come to mind, yet for a few students here at FHU, serving the community all begins with a microphone.
WFHU FM 91.5 is Freed-Hardeman's own radio station, which broadcasts not only to the Henderson community but across twelve counties spanning Tennessee and Mississippi as well. Seniors Spencer Davidson and Joshua Bolen are two of the 18 member student staff operating the station that feature music from the 80's, 90's, and today. Davidson is Program Director and Operations Manager, while Bolen is Sports and Production Director.
Under Davidson's leadership, the station has grown from simply being a college radio station to being a regional competitor on the airwaves. Davidson's morning program, "Spencer in the Morning," has gathered a large following thanks to its commentary on current events, entertainment, technology, and politics. Davidson's program is not the only one attracting attention though. The current music appeals to all demographics, while program such as Bolen's show, "Over the Fence," also reach out to the community through an emphasis on local interests like agricultural news.
Working at FM 91.5 has been both immensely challenging as well as incredibly rewarding for the students on the staff. Working in the station is a job, requiring the students to stay on top of the information flow in order to stay current to both students and the community. Unlike most stations, 95% of the content is created in-house, giving the students a lot of hands-on experience. Learning as they go, the staff has discovered the best ways to be professional as well as how to work with the physical demands of balancing classes, social life, and a business. Despite the "blood, sweat, and tears" of the job, Davidson pointed out that covering occasions like the recent election or the incidents in Benghazi are rewarding because he is able to share with the listening ears of the region the events that are shaping the world at large as well as shaping history. And of course, he and the rest of the staff enjoy perks like having access to new albums from Mumford and Sons or Coldplay before they are released to the public.
For anyone not able to tune into the station currently, FM 91.5 will soon be available through iHeartRadio. We will tweet about it when the station is up and running, so be keeping an eye on Twitter (@fhuadmissions) for the update.
Before I came to FHU, I was blessed and fortunate to travel to Germany, Mexico, and Christmas Island for mission trips. Each trip was led and organized differently than the previous one. We learned a lot about the culture and the language before traveling to each country. I loved traveling and experiencing new cultures and new ways of living and thinking spiritually.
Beginning my freshman year at FHU, I learned about the abundant opportunities to share and organize in mission trips that students were actively participating in on campus and around the globe. I had signed up for multiple disaster relief campaigns in New Orleans and Haiti. Due to schedule conflicts and prior obligations, I was not able to attend these relief efforts.
It was not until my final spring semester that I took full advantage of the mission opportunity that was given to me. I decided to team up with a social club and travel to Tegucigalpa, Honduras for a weeklong mission campaign. You see, before this trip, I had not been on any other mission trip since my junior year in high school. That is way too long to not share the "good news" with the world. It was truly a blessing to be a part of such a wonderful experience that I will never forget. I plan on leading another group to the City of Children in Mexico this coming Spring.
God commands us in Matthew 28:19 to "go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit…" Scripture after scripture reveals that Christians are to go and spread the gospel to everyone.
Maybe you are an amateur with mission trips or perhaps you grew up in the mission field. FHU offers multiple classes guided towards the missionary mind and way of prepping, as well as campaign opportunities. Whatever missionary background you may have, FHU provides you with the experience and preparation for missions.
by Joe Lynn
It really is incredible how many opportunities there are at Freed-Hardeman in any given week to engage in activities based around spirituality. Not only do our students have the opportunity to attend daily chapel with the entire campus community, and to take a bible course each semester, but also there are so many other things available for those students who wish to grow even further. Some of these activities include campus-wide devotionals, dorm devos, social club events, and more. While I was in school my favorite of these activities was definitely Clayton Chapel Singing.
Clayton Chapel is a small room, probably about 30 feet wide and 40 feet long, situated between the Joy Simon McDaniel House and Porter Terry Hall. It is used for social club meetings, Makin' Music practices, theater rehearsals and a few other events here and there but every other Wednesday night at 10pm it's used for one thing and one thing only; Good ole' fashioned devo singing.
Everybody who wants to attend from all across campus packs into this small space, and once a good crowd has arrived the lights go out and every square inch (cubic inch actually) of that room is filled with voices singing out. To put it simply, it's awesome. There is something about being around so many people and being in the dark that makes it so much better. Hearing that many voices singing at the top of their lungs to the one true, mighty, and powerful God is truly uplifting and inspiring.
Despite having sore feet from standing up, tired voices from singing so loud, and getting way too hot from being crammed in with so many people, it's always a good way to close out Wednesday night. I can't think of a single instance when I ever said 'I wish I hadn't gone tonight' after it was over. Although it's been several years since I've been a student and attended a Clayton Chapel Singing, I still get a special feeling when I walk by the building.
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Like any good liberal, I take a deep and abiding pleasure in buying foodstuffs with which I share a congressperson. Nothing rivals the warm, fuzzy feeling of befriending a butcher who traffics in locally raised loin, and five bucks a head seems a small price to pay for lettuces paying Brooklyn rent.
Its tempting, therefore, to fall into the trap of drinking local. There are more than four hundred craft distilleries in the United States today, and given the big players brute efficiency in turning out largely excellent products, one of the main ways in which the little guys distinguish themselves is by appealing to our locavore instincts, marketing the romance of drinking something bottled in the neighborhood.
But where spirits differ from livestock or lettuce is in their distinguished history of long-distance trade. At one time, liquor was a popular medium of exchange exactly because of its exceptional shelf stability. Spirits are generally not ruined by time and distance. And in the case of whiskey in particular, one man is making a compelling case that transit can actually improve it.
Trey Zoeller, founder of Kentucky-based boutique bourbon brand Jeffersons, is as eager as the next guy to release mature whiskeys onto a ravenous market, but hasnt resorted to any of the experimental (and defiantly unromantic) tactics being used by young distilleries to accelerate the aging process: using tiny casks and agitating them with thumping music or ultrasonic waves, or employing pressure to force the interaction between the spirit and the wood.
The son of prominent bourbon historian Chester Zoeller, Trey decided instead to look to the industrys past for inspiration. See, bourbon used to travel to market in New Orleans by barge, floating down the Ohio and Mississippi rivers for several weeks or even months; spirits destined for sale on the East Coast were piled onto ships in the Gulf of Mexico and sailed up the Atlantic coast. Time on the water would have impacted the whiskeys flavor, and Trey wanted to know how.
So he got in touch with a friend who captains a research boat and asked to load a few barrels on board before the vessel meandered around the globe. When Trey retrieved the casks more than three years later, he found that the combination of the rocking and swaying boat, swings in temperature, and exposure to salt air created a drink quite unlike anything aged in a Kentucky barrel house. Not only was the result as dark and thick as a far older bourbon, but it also possessed a salty quality typically found in Islay Scotch, combined with a rumlike brown-sugar sweetness.
Now, Trey has fine-tuned the process and repeated it at scale, sending sixty-two barrels of seven- and eight-year-old whiskey out to sea for seven months. The barrels hit forty ports on five continents, crossing the equator four times on their way. The result, dubbed Jeffersons Ocean II, is on shelves now. Its a unique and wonderful bourbon, as captivating for its flavor as its clever melding of innovation and heritage.
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Senior Assistant Attorney General Susan Morrell would not identify the woman or reveal how she died, saying only that it's being treated as a "death investigation."
A ladder truck from the Exeter Fire Department returned to the scene shortly before 6 p.m. to assist in removing the body. Given the age and condition of the plant, an official with the state fire marshal's office said the stairs leading to the second floor were unsafe. An autopsy is expected to be performed today.
Investigators spent much of Thursday searching around the concrete plant, which closed some 20 years ago.
Police wrapped yellow crime scene tape around a dark gray Hyundai Elantra with New Hampshire license plates parked at the entrance to the plant and later put a tent over the vehicle and tarps around it. Passersby said it had been parked there since early Thursday morning.
Fire Chief Brian Comeau said the fire was small. It was considered suspicious from the start because it occurred in a vacant building with no electricity.
State police arrived just before 8:30 a.m. to assist Exeter police, followed by investigators from the state Fire Marshal's Office and later the state police Major Crime Unit.
By late morning, investigators began focusing their attention on a dumpster outside the Exeter Recreation Center, which is next door. They appeared to be searching for evidence and at one point placed a tarp over the top.
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The scene at the concrete plant startled Angie Estright, who works at Myers Chiropractic Clinic across the street. She noticed the fire on her way to work just before 7 a.m.
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Police are known to patrol the old plant on a routine basis, often parking their cruisers at the entrance.
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Original dealer decal
Picked this up from the local tip shop, $50 with no seat and some crappy wheels. Chucked a pair of lightly used 90s Campy Eurus 20 wheels and a spare Specialized Toupe on it straight away, the first pic is from the day I picked it up. At some point it was sold as frame only and had lost its 600 tricolour 8-speed group to end up with a 300EX group on it when I bought it, I fitted a pair of old 600 tricolour brake levers, current 105 derailleur I had spare and a pair of 8 speed downtube shifters, plus some round alloy chainrings in place of the pressed steel 300EX biopace ones. Also swapped the unbrando bar and stem for period Cinelli stem and criterium bars.
I did a few thousand kms on it then gave it to my dad. Its a super harsh ride (but utterly flex free under power, a real sprinters' bike) but handles nicely. Only thing which worries me is that now 16 year old Kinesis carbon fork...I'd very much like to replace it for him with a newer fork. Also would like to find a 600 8-speed groupset for it.
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that is such a nice pickup...yeah would seem "harsh" but quite interested in seeing how it rides.
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When man invented the bicycle he reached the peak of his attainments- Elizabeth West.
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Wow.... Would the vintage be late 80s/early 90s? Before the carbon craze/Taiwan ascendency/Specialized & Trek manufacturing StateSide?... I really like high-end bikes of that era/origin. You must have been an early bird on that one.
Well, no, it's not a pushbike, otherwise I'd be pushing it...
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i'm guessing early/mid-90's, up to '97
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Its a 1996, the last year Specialized manufactured in the USA, I think they were only doing the M2/S-Works frames in the states by then. I was killing time at the tipshop at 8am in the morning, still very pleased with that find.
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i have an s-works team edition mtb. must be about the same year as your roadie.
wasn't found at any shop for crazy prices!
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Some early allez were built in Japan, some ltd ones even by rensho.
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It's a shame. I picked up a Bush Bike just like it recently. Wasn't until I took it to my local bike shop to start the rebuild that I found out it was pig steel. I thought they were all the same, but there are some low speccers out there. Good spare parts though. Look for the Bush Bike GS model - it's a great bike to ride.
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Just picked this up today from tip shop ,1987 Mongoose Californian, I think its a good find , so I might give it a resto and see how it turns out. New bars for sure, dont know if the seat is original, anybody got tips for this project?
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Pork Chop BMX is a good parts source. Alexscycle have 80s style kashimax plastic saddles in stock but you could even run something like a Turbo and be reasonably period correct.
Black ano Dia Compe MX repro brake would look good on the back with matching lever. Period correct bar choices are huge for something like this, anything chrome would suit (I'd go s&m slams or powerlite powerwings).
Looks clean and original so you could probably OA dip and re-polish the frame and fork to fix pitting and re-decal it, bung on some new gumwall Comp IIIs (even colour matched ones to the decals), find some period grips on ebay (I'd go blue AMEs), find a nice front plate, and have a fun rig to cruise in summer or even race retro series on.
You've got nearly everything there which would make a resto expensive and hard otherwise (e.g. wheelset, stem etc) so its a good starting point.
OZBMX is a good site for info and classifieds.
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great find burto, might want to check on a bmx forum old mongeese can go for silly money.
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I know next to nothing about BMX and even i know that's a good find. Same age as me too .
When man invented the bicycle he reached the peak of his attainments- Elizabeth West.
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If your not a BMX guy be very carefull restoring it.
You may do things that will lower its worth like painting it.
BMX guy's are the fussiest out there.
My opinion is if its not your thing sell it and buy some thing that is.
Its a nice bike i would hate to see it powder coated or some thing.
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Not even out crawling yesterday, but up for a ride in the Perth hills and I came across a nice 57cm square Tange Infinity frame. No obvious branding or even serial numbers apart from the tubing sticker. I'd say a generic Japanese example from the day.
Some serviceable bits on it including 105 7sp F+R Ders, oddly Golden Arrow brakes (may have been a retro fit - as bridge & fork are recessed). The RX-100 brifters are presentable enough with still smooth action. I reckon with a fresh battery & clean of the contacts the Cat-eye MITY3 computer could still be a goer. You blokes can keep your Garmins
Stripped it all apart from the invariably stuck alloy seatpost yesterday afternoon. Reasonably light. It's the first Tange Infinity I've come across. I'm a little bit concerned by some paint bubbling around the cable guides and directly under the TT. I am hoping it's just surface and not structural. The original assemblers must have packed the BB grease with an ice cream scoop; there was no shortage of it when wiping it out, with plenty of overflow into in the downtube.
What's your guys general take on trying to get some confidence with tell tale signs of rust? Sand back around the affected areas - see how deep it is?
- Kym
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That or wire brush on end of drill.
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There is a hard rubbish Facebook group in Melbourne where members share current hard rubbish locations and their great finds, I suggest joining it if you live in Melbourne as it's a good resource and pretty interesting to follow. I go and check it out whenever it's nearby to me, solely because I once remember a member posting a bike he had found looking for information - it was a 90s Paconi racer, Kevin Wingham built, Columbus SLX tubing and full Shimano 600 SIS groupset, and to top it off a perfect set of Campagnolo Atlanta '96 wheels! The guy was completely clueless. He ended up getting a few hundred for it on eBay. I've also seen someone pull out a nicely specced Cecil Walker.
Anyway, here's my best hard rubbish gem, a '75 Malvern Star Dragstar! Gone to a new home now.
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I was given this to save it from the tip. 58cm sq, 27.2 seat post, Tange Prestige frame. Forks are with it as well.
pretty good find I think
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If you want I'll take her off you hands. Or if you do restore it I'll give you 20 for the bars. Cheers!
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it'll look pretty smicky once you've cleaned it up and given it a wash! Throw it on the thread where you can trade your frames... i'm sure there will be someone with something similar to trade with you.
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Nothing wrong with that frame, good work on saving it from the tip. I was given a similar looking Centurion Cavaletto last year (Tange Infinity I think) and passed it on as it was way too big for me
I'll usually grab any decent frame I find regardless of size, someone always wants the frames that are too big for me.
Grabbed this Superlite off the side of the road earlier in the year and recently gave it to a tall mate looking to make a single speed
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Here we go again, a mate in Sydney had a next door neighbour who was going to throw out an old Centurian and I couldn't let it happen.
More details and photo's to come
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Any level of Centurion would be a shame to see as landfill. She be a big'un, that one.
Well, no, it's not a pushbike, otherwise I'd be pushing it...
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Cruising through malvern the other day and saw this piece of 80's work. No idea what the frame is, I have looked all over it for some kind of clue (even pulled off the bb cable guide to see if there was a serial number) but no luck. Nothing on the dropouts either.
The only clue I have is that the seatpost bolt looks to be a period Zeus.
Other bits include suntour cyclone derailleurs, ofmega headset, dia-compe breaks. Rims are rigida and the saddle is a selle Mundialite. Cranks are sakae sx. Pedals and bar are Japanese. hubs are pelissier 1001. Freewheel is a suntour Winner.
Any thoughts? I am guessing (from an incredibly low knowledge base) that it's a Japanese copy of a euro. Set me straight my learned friends.
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Localized amyloids important in diseases outside the brain – lessons from the islets of Langerhans and the thoracic aorta
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Volume 278, Issue 20, pages 3918–3929, October 2011
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Westermark, G. T. and Westermark, P. (2011), Localized amyloids important in diseases outside the brain – lessons from the islets of Langerhans and the thoracic aorta. FEBS Journal, 278: 3918–3929. doi: 10.1111/j.1742-4658.2011.08298.x
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- aortic dissection;
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- lactadherin;
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- type 2 diabetes
It has long been understood that amyloids can be lethal in systemic diseases. More recently, it has been accepted that local cerebral aggregation of the small peptide Aβ is involved in the pathogenesis of Alzheimer's disease. Protein aggregation, with the generation of small amyloid deposits in specific organs, also occurs outside the central nervous system and often is associated with increased cell death. In this review, we discuss two lesser known but common localized amyloid fibril-forming proteins: the polypeptide hormone islet amyloid polypeptide (IAPP) and the lactadherin-derived peptide medin. IAPP aggregates and induces the depletion of islet β-cells in type 2 diabetes and in islets transplanted into type 1 diabetic subjects. Initial amyloid deposition occurs intracellularly and parts of this amyloid consist of proIAPP. Medin derived from lactadherin expressed by smooth muscle cells aggregates into amyloid in certain arteries, particularly the thoracic aortic media layer, and may have a role in the generation of the potentially lethal conditions of thoracic aortic aneurysm and dissection.


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MANCHESTER - Could technology help solve the problem of crowded classrooms?
The district is poised to find out as soon as next semester, when it plans to offer "virtual" classes that students at the three high schools would be able to take without physically being in the same room as a teacher.
Superintendent Thomas Brennan has presented the plan to the Board of School Committee in the form of a report titled "Maximizing Educational Opportunities."
The plan calls for the creation of "blended classrooms," in which students could take courses through the Virtual Learning Academy Charter School (known as V-LACS), and "remote classrooms," which would allow students at any of the high schools to participate, through an interactive computer monitor, in courses being taught at one of the schools.
Under Brennan's plan, students would also be able to take college-level courses through the University of New Hampshire-Manchester. In addition, Brennan said he hopes to establish a "Principal's Academy" in the summer through Southern New Hampshire University, to foster and train future principals from within the district.
The proposals are part of a reform agenda pushed by Mayor Ted Gatsas following an outcry over crowded classrooms and other problems in the early weeks of the school year. The problems have prompted Hooksett and Candia to reconsider sending their students to Manchester high schools. Auburn has already notified the district it will be withdrawing to send its students to Pinkerton Academy in Derry.
Brennan said he wasn't prepared to present a redistricting plan, a key component of the reform agenda, because he needs to confirm enrollment figures at all the schools.
"I think we are headed in the right direction," Brennan told the school board, referring to the technology initiatives.
Gatsas wholeheartedly agreed. "I want to congratulate you," he told Brennan. "This is a concise report that provides a direction to take this district in."
Brennan acknowledged that there were funding challenges in implementing the plan, which he estimated would cost close to $80,000, at the least.
The superintendent said he would look to the mayor to help raise outside funding for the program.
Gatsas said in an interview that he would do his best, and he noted that businesses had already contributed to support the district's search for a new superintendent.
He said he was hopeful he could get a computer company or store to donate some of the equipment.
"We can do advertising now," Gatsas said, referring to the new policy adopted by the school board allowing ads on campus. "Maybe (a business) can hang a poster up."
Brennan estimated the cost for the three "blended learning labs" at $30,000 for hardware and $43,500 per semester for three lab facilitators.
The labs would be run by V-LACS, in which 461 high school students are already enrolled. The blended labs are part of a statewide initiative to integrate the academy's online learning offerings into "brick and mortar" schools.
The other proposal, for remote classrooms at each of the three high schools, is estimated to cost $3,687, for special flat screen monitors and cameras. The cameras would be placed in an actual classroom at one of the high schools, allowing students at the other schools to participate remotely. It's not clear if there would be a supervisor in the remote classrooms.
The classrooms would enable students to take courses not offered at their high schools and would boost the enrollment in so-called "under-subscribed" courses.
Brennan did not provide an estimate for costs associated with operating the equipment or training teachers to do so. The district's roll-out of new computers has been hampered, in part, by the need to train teachers. The district's budget for professional development is already depleted.
Brennan said he plans to speak with representatives of the Manchester Education Association, the city teachers union, about the initiatives.
Ben Dick, president of the union, said he has some initial concerns about the proposals. "We all know we're down teachers, and we all know they might look for ways not to have to bring back teachers that we had at other times," he said. He added that virtual education is "not right for every kid."
Dick stressed, however, that he recognized the value of technology and that he was hopeful the program could be designed to create opportunities for teachers.
The superintendent said he intends to update the school board next month on the progress of the program.
Brennan is also working out details for providing college-level courses offered through UNH-Manchester, such as what times the courses will be offered. Options include during the school day, after school and Saturday. The cost to the district would be $3,500 to $4,500 per course, and there may be student fees, as well. The offerings likely will include introductory courses in business and computer programming.
Brennan hopes to have all three options available to students at the start of the next semester, Jan. 22.
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Yamaha LS9 Digital Console Breathes New Life into The Living Christmas Tree
BUENA PARK, Calif.âThe Living Christmas Tree at Grace Bible Church in Oxnard, California recently added a Yamaha LS9-32 digital audio console to enhance its six annual performances. The church, built in 1970, began The Living Christmas Tree program in 1973. Housed in a tree-like structure designed and built by several church members, the set can hold over 70 singers.
The sanctuary was modified to accommodate 48 1,000-watt Leko theatrical lighting fixtures, two follow spots, associated dimmers, and a 24â mirror ball. Sadly, the modifications didnât include permanently installed audio, so for The Living Tree and other special theater events, a large portable sound system was brought in. The earlier productions were accompanied by musicians with some very elaborate stage sets that included a ski slope, toboggan run, and ice rink. In 2003, the original âTreeâ structure was replaced by a new commercially built structure that was easier to assemble and more convenient for the singers to climb into.
âChanging times meant that we had to handle production differently than in the past,â states Alan Hatmaker, Chairman of the Elder Board and lead audio tech. âFor instance, with an all-volunteer production team, we cut costs and production complications by moving from a live orchestra to professional backup tracks.â Since Grace Bible Church is a small 100-member church, they opened up the cast to members of other churches in the area. This year, the member cast of over 60 singers is made up of members from 14 churches.
âInstead of purchasing tickets, we ask the audience to bring cans of food for Ventura County (CA) Food Share,â says Hatmaker. âFor the last nine years, the audiences have given over 20,000 pounds of food (3,000 pounds last year alone), and enough offerings to keep the program going. We also asked the local Rescue Mission to provide support for help set up and dismantling of the Tree structure and portable staging.â
Hatmaker designed a sound system back in 1981 that consisted of a large portable system built around a Yamaha MQ Series console. âWe chose the MQ for its many professional features and overall quality. In 1991, the church decided to upgrade the installed sound system. The centerpiece of the system was a Yamaha PM1200-32 console. Since the PM1200 was an âentry levelâ pro series console, it gave us great value with its high-quality construction (weighing in at around 150 pounds) and great features. The PM1200 served us well for the past 20+ years until this year when it was replaced by the Yamaha LS9-32. We chose the LS9 since it, like the PM1200, is an âentry levelâ, high-quality Yamaha professional series console, that will provide us the same long-term service we had with the PM1200.â
Hatmaker said that one of the biggest features of the Yamaha LS9 for his purpose is the consoleâs built-in effects, âmore than I could have ever imagined.â âThis feature alone allows us to remove five pieces of outboard gear between the console and amplifiers, resulting in higher reliability of our overall system. The LS9 is great for going from âTreeâ setup to Sunday service setup. We use the Scene function to âtoggleâ between the two set-ups.â He also sights compressors, available for each channel, as another feature the audio team appreciates. Hatmaker noted that he received a few of hours of initial training on the Yamaha console and trains all of the volunteer audio operators.
Times and consoles have certainly evolved. âWith the PM1200, I had to write down all of the channel settings for the Tree so I could return to them after the Sunday service!â
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Best bet for married couples"Norcross is for lovers," according to the city that invites couples to spend Valentine's Day in its downtown. Married couples can renew their vows in a ceremony set in the historic downtown area and then enjoy a carriage ride and the music of a barbershop quartet. Ceremonies and carriage rides are free and will be offered from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the general downtown area. For more information on this event, call 770-448-2122 or visit www.norcrossga.net. Best bet for singles All the single ladies ... and men 18 and older are invited to spend Valentine's Day at the Heartbeat Bash at Wild Bill's dance club and concert hall. Upon entering, each man will receive 10 hearts and the ladies are invited to "steal them" throughout the night. The woman with the most hearts at 2 a.m. will receive a 1 carat diamond pendant set in 14K white gold valued at $1,600 along with $500 cash. Doors open at Wild Bill's, located at 2075 Market St. in Duluth, at 7 p.m. Admission is $10 for those 21 and older and $15 for those 18 to 20. For more information, call 678-473-1000 or visit www.wildbillsatlanta.com. Best bet for seniors Senior citizens can enjoy an evening filled with dinner, dancing and a show at Bunten Road Park on Saturday. The night's festivities will begin at 6 p.m. with hors d'oeuvres, followed by dinner at 7 p.m. and dancing and the show at 8. Admission is $10 at the door. Reservations are required but can be made up to the day of the event. Bunten Road Park is at 3180 Bunten Road in Duluth. For more information on this event, call 770-814-6981 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com. Best bet for kids Kids and the young at heart can celebrate Valentine's Day with the Big Apple Circus this year. Gwinnett Place Mall will host the Simon Kidgits Valentine's Party - "Be a Clown" with the Big Apple Circus from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Saturday in the mall's Belk wing. Kids can learn the art of applying clown makeup while enjoying sweet Valentine's Day Treats. Fans of karaoke can compete to win a "High School Musical 3" DVD. Gwinnett Place Mall is at 2100 Pleasant Hill Road in Duluth. For more information on this event, visit www.simon.com. Best bet for the adventurous Adrenaline Climbing will offer a "Climb with Your Honey" Valentine's Day special from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday. Couples can climb for $16 per person and gear rental is free for both. Adrenaline Climbing is at 460 Brogdon Road No. 100, Suwanee. For more information, call 770-271-1390 or visit www.adrenalineclimbing.com. Best bet for theater-goers The Lionheart Theatre Company invites audiences to step into the story of two middle-aged men - Leon and Bill - who create a list of attributes to define the perfect woman for Bill. When she appears on his doorstep, her perfection is fleeting, giving way for a comical look at the way men view women. Show time is 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the College Street Playhouse, 10 College St. in Norcross. Admission is $15 for adults and $12 for seniors and students. The play is recommended for mature audiences only. For more information on this event, call 770-885-0425 or visit www.lionhearttheatre.org Best bet for music lovers The Metro Jazz Club, a 17-piece jazz band, will set the mood for romance at the Aurora Theatre on Saturday night in the theater's fourth annual Valentine's Day Cabaret. The show will start at 8:30 p.m. and admission is $20. A dinner and show package for two is available for $100. Participating restaurants include Dominick's and McCray's Tavern in Lawrenceville, Park Café in Duluth and Grayson House and Bella Vita Italian Bistro in Buford. Fresh flowers from Huff's Flowers can be ordered for $30 or a box of eight chocolate-dipped strawberries from Peterbrook Chocolatier for $15. The Aurora Theatre is at 128 Pike St. in Lawrenceville. For more information on this event, call 678-226-6222 or visit www.auroratheatre.com.
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Parking Spot GPS: N 43'24.005 W089'44.786
While driving you will see a tree on your right that formally had a steel cable around it, the scar still remains. Park there a faint trial will be to your left.
Burma Boudering GPS: N 43'24.031 W089'44.608
This place deserves more attention. There is a handful of good problems and unfortunately they become mossy and dirty due to under use.
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From: Wisconsin
Jun 1, 2011
|What you talkin' bout Rhoads. There be plenty of pictures here....Arrrr
By Paul Campbell
From: Waukesha, WI
Jun 1, 2011
Actually there is a decent amount of photos if Chris could move a few of them. First two pics are for Arete right of warm-up V2. Third pick is for Shorty V2. Fifth pic is for sloper problem v4+. Oh and the top picture with Kelsen starting, that one is also the arete right of warm-up v2.
And the second to last picture is Anchorpoint! lol that could be removed :)


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|Texas freshman defensive tackle Andre Jones arrested on robbery charge
|Written by Admin
|Friday, 03 August 2007 09:10
Jones was charged in connection with a robbery at an Austin apartment complex on July 27. He was taken into custody by University of Texas police officers without incident, according to a statement issued by the Austin Police Department.
Bond was set at $40,000 on the charge of aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon, police said. An attorney for Jones could not immediately be reached for comment.
Former Texas safety Robert Joseph, who was suspended last month, has also been arrested in the case and faces the same charge.
The two are accused in a holdup in which cash, video game equipment and cell phones were stolen, according to an arrest warrant affidavit. Witnesses to the incident said in the affidavit that they saw Joseph with a handgun and Jones acting as if he were reaching for a gun.
Jones, a 6-foot-5, 295-pound graduate of El Paso Andress, was a top high school recruit.
The Longhorns begin fall practices Monday.
UT athletic officials did not immediately comment after Jones' arrest Friday.