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This proves once again that even if you do protect your data, if your friends fail you (not on deliberately, of course), you are still at the receiving end. I hope users have learned at least to use a dedicated email for Facebook rather than put there their primary email, or even worse – their business email.
This makes me wonder what Facebook has been doing with its billions of dollars of income. Mark, what have you been doing? I am now getting tired hearing of Facebok privacy fail stories. Is this what you get when a company is started somewhere in a dorm and by a college guy who just happened to be smart and nothing else? Sorry, if I sound mean, but social networking websites, especially Facebook, are supposed to be well protected. After all, they're like our private virtual sanctuaries. We share almost everything related to us, such as photos and data from friends.
The problem is obvious. With all the money they have right now, Facebook needs to step it up and vastly improve its privacy policies and settings ASAP. It should make a change on how people register, because it's just too damn easy. The nine-year-old son of a friend of mine had set up a Facebook! If it weren't for the fact my friend loves to snoop, she wouldn't be able to discover that. Now imagine if he got hold of this spam or even a virus, phisher, or whatever. His nine-year-old intelligence is limited to things like that. He surely wouldn't know how to deal with it properly.
I know a lot of people wouldn't believe me, and I may sound against the others, I am a huge fan of Facebook. Perhaps it's because unlike thousands out there, I'm not in there to make business or expand my network. I have a lot of close friends and relatives abroad, and, well, let's just admit that Facebook makes a cheap but effective mode of communication. But this one truly alarms me. These same people I care about don't know a lot about spam or phishing so somehow I don't know what they're going to do should they become one of the victims in things like this.


text: 'Alfred Hitchcock: The Masterpiece Collection' Review: A Fan's Wish Come True Print article Send a Tip by John Nolte 9 Nov 2012 post a comment Alfred Hitchcock: The Masterpiece Collection might just be the best bang for the buck you're going to find this holiday season. If I hadn't gone to public schools, I might be able to tell you what $210 divided by 15 films works out to per film, but I know it's not a lot. And they're on Blu-ray and there's a ton of extras and the high-def transfers are absolutely stunning. Three of the films are in luscious black and white; "Saboteur" (1942), "Shadow of a Doubt" (1943) and of course 1961's "Psycho." The remaining twelve are all in color: "Rope" (1948), "Rear Window" (1954), "The Trouble With Harry" (1955), "The Man Who Knew Too Much" (1956), "Vertigo" (1958), "North by Northwest" (1959), "The Birds" (1963), "Marnie" ( 1964), "Torn Curtain" (1966), "Topaz (1969), "Frenzy (1972), and "Family Plot" (1976). What's wonderful about Hitchcock is that his color films are even more pleasing to the senses than what he filmed in black and white (and all but a few of his color films are in this set). This was a director who believed completely in the suspension of disbelief and the sensation of pure cinema. Until he bent to the times and went for a more realistic look with his three final films, Hitchcock embraced vivid colors and the kind of artificiality known as expressionism. Once color was available to him, except for stylistic choices like "Psycho" and "The Wrong Man," he never looked back. While this beautiful Universal package doesn't include all of The Master's classics ("Notorious," "Rebecca," "To Catch a Thief," "The Wrong Man," "Strangers On a Train," "Lifeboat," "Suspicion," "Foreign Correspondent," "Dial 'M' for Murder," "The Lady Vanishes." "The 39 Steps," "Secret Agent," "Sabotage" are all must-owns not here), what this collection does offer are at least 10 classics and near-classics from the second-half of an incomparable career. Yeah, sure, there are a few duds here; no question. But at least they're interesting duds that true Hitchcock fans will still want to own, if only for the extras. Each film comes with an extensive documentary that not only looks at the making of the film but also at where the director was in his career and life at the time. With the possible exception of John Ford, no director is responsible for such a consistent output of objectively timeless films, which means that even his misfires were never the product of a lack of ambition, great moments, or a back story (covered in the extras) that doesn't fascinate. For fans like myself who want to lose themselves in Hitchcock's career as much as the films themselves, this collection is a dream come true. Consider the above a full-throated recommendation of the collection as a whole. But just to whet your appetite, I'll run through all 15 films; from favorite to least favorite. Though my all-time favorite, "Notorious" (my review is here) isn't included here, my remaining top five most certainly are. 1. Psycho (1960) -- Though he was sixty years-old during production, "Psycho" is the film of a young, hungry, twenty-something director -- lean, mean, low-budget, and ballsy in its decision to kill off our protagonist less than an hour in and then tell us at the end that our new protagonist was the slasher. If the plot isn't ruined in advance, "Psycho" will blow the minds of first-time viewers for centuries to come. Even more impressive is that you can watch it again and again without a single moment getting old. 2. North By Northwest (1959) -- Rich, cosmopolitan Cary Grant has the world by the short hairs until he innocently summons help with sending a telegram at the exact wrong time. Before long he's kidnapped, on the run, falling in love with Eva Marie Saint, and right in the middle of all kinds of dangerous spy-jinks. Hitchcock keeps the plot simple, the relationships brilliantly complicated, and the set-pieces iconic. Just writing about it makes me want to watch it again … for the hundredth time. 3. Rear Window (1954) -- Hitchcock places his camera in Jimmy Stewart's apartment and never lets it leave. From here we see everything our wheelchair-bound protagonist does; the everyday goings-on in an apartment complex across the way, a cold-blooded murder, and a sensual seduction courtesy of a Grace Kelly so ethereally beautiful she'll make your heart ache. Be sure, though, to pay special attention to the film's sound design during the story's quieter moments. It really is something special. 4. Frenzy (1972) -- As he did with "Psycho" more than a decade earlier, quite improbably, Hitchcock reinvented himself one last time. In his early seventies and with three artistic disappointments in a row behind him, The Master refused to rest on his laurels and came through with his final masterpiece; the brutal, R-rated story of a thoroughly unlikable protagonist set up and falsely accused of a series of ugly rapes and murders. All the Hitchcock touches remain in a film that in tone and style still feels fresh. 5. Shadow of a Doubt (1943) -- In the form of the sweetest and most ordinary-looking man in America, Hitchcock drops a serial murderer into the sweetest and most ordinary small town in America. But it's the mystery that works so well. A Hitchcock trademark is to never surprise. Instead, he always tortured the audience by letting us know about the danger long before the film's characters. No matter how many times you might see "Shadow of a Doubt," you always slowly die inside hoping everyone figures "Uncle Charlie" out before it's too late. 6. Saboteur (1942) -- Not one of Hitchcock's most flashy or famous titles, but still one of his best. Robert Cummings and Priscilla Lane might not represent the kind of star power we're used to in a Hitchcock film, but this patriotic thriller about an everyman wrongly accused of sabotaging an American aircraft plant is so tightly told and well acted, the casting actually works. There's no "movie star" distance between us and our protagonist, which makes his plight and a dangerous but determined crusade to clear his name all the more relatable. 7. The Birds (1963) -- Thought it's a complete bastardization of Daphne Du Maurier's brilliant short story of the same name and takes a while to get going, once it does you pretty much learn you can hold your breath for at least thirty minutes. Tippie Hedren is spectacular and under-appreciated as one of Hitchcock's "ice queens," and anchors the film with remarkable poise and intelligence. Hitch not only piles on the iconic set-pieces, he also kills off beloved characters and punches you in the gut with an ending you just didn't see in films from this era. 8. Rope (1948) -- Always experimenting and pushing himself, what Hitchcock does here is film his story in a single location and in one continuous shot (you'll see how he works around running out of film every eight-minutes). To what end that works, I can't really say. What does work, though, is a "Columbo" like mystery where we know a murder has been committed and by whom, which means that all the fun and suspense comes from waiting to see if Jimmy Stewart's character can figure out what happened to the missing dinner party guest. Hitchcock was a genius at approaching adult themes with artistic methods that pleased censors and critics without ever diluting the subject matter to a point where we didn't know what was going in. Hitchcock's tale here is all about the price of nihilism and godlessness, wrapped in a homosexual relationship. But the kiddies will never know. 9. The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956) -- Hitchcock remakes his own 1934 film, but this time in color and with an all-star cast (Jimmy Stewart, a very good Doris Day) and a huge budget. Though it all feels a little flat and anti-climactic, it's never boring. Hitchcock's longtime composer, Bernard Hermann, has a cameo in a twelve minute musical sequence that doesn't quite pay off. Ironically, though, something missing from the rest of the film is Hermann's score. With the exception of a few cues, the score is frustratingly absent from a story that needed all the help it could get. 10. Marnie (1964) -- Part "Spellbound" (can one lover cure the other's psychosis before it's too late?), part "To Catch a Thief" (criminal activity breeds attraction and romance), "Marnie" is gorgeously filmed, cast with two gorgeous stars (Sean Connery, Tippi Hedren) and has a story that keeps turning to hold your interest. The problem, though, is that you never care about the characters or whether or not they can find a way to be together. 11. Vertigo (1958) -- Though many consider "Vertigo" to be Hitchcock's best, I find it only mildly interesting and a little overwrought. As the object of Jimmy Stewart's twisted attraction, Kim Novak's acting is a little stiff for my taste. Her make-up is also so bad, it's distracting. There's no doubt, however, that the film is filled with a number of extraordinary cinematic moments. Something of a critical and commercial flop when released, it's since been "rediscovered," but what people "discovered" has always been beyond me. 12. Torn Curtain (1966) -- This patriotic Cold War thriller starring Julie Andrews and Paul Newman has its moments, but the dullish cinematography and a script everyone admits was half-baked weighs everything down. The low-point is the contrived way in which Newman secures the "MacGuffin," the high-point is a brutal murder purposefully designed to show "how hard it is to kill a man" -- but just okay is the climactic escape sequence that seems to go on forever. Sadly, it was during production of "Torn Curtain" that Hitchcock and composer Bernard Hermann had a falling out. His score was scrapped and the two never worked together again. 13. Topaz (1969) -- Hitchcock's first foray into a more modern and realistic style of filmmaking did get him out of the comfort of the studio and away from those stylish but artificial projected backgrounds, but the story is dull (given its subject-matter) and the characters impossible to care about. Set mostly in Castro's Cuba as the Cuban Missile Crisis unfolded, this espionage thriller just isn't thrilling. It is, though, gorgeous to look at -- "Mad Men" before "Mad Men." 14. The Trouble with Harry (1955) -- Hitchcock deserves credit for an ambitious attempt to bring together whimsy and the macabre, but the story of a dead body that won't go away and how it brings members of a small town together romantically is frustratingly dull. Shot in New England at the height of Autumn, the beauty of the color is absolutely jaw-dropping in high-definition. 15. Family Plot (1976) -- Hitchcock's final film is unfortunately his worst; lifeless, charmless, and dull. You really shouldn't be able to go wrong with a cast that includes William Devane, Bruce Dern, Barbara Harris, and Ed Lauter, but I have nothing to recommend here. ----- Well, again, what I can recommend for all of these films are the extras and the opportunity to lose yourself in the career of an extraordinary artist who always pushed himself, even at an age when even our greatest directors sit comfortably in a rut they spent decades digging. Hitchcock might be known as "The Master of Suspense," but that doesn't mean he allowed himself to be button-holed. On top of every other accomplishment, Hitchcock explored the scope and depth of the "suspense" genre and proved that it was as limitless as storytelling itself. Hitchcock died in 1980 at the age of 80, and left behind a cinematic legacy that includes at least two dozen masterpieces and/or near-classics. Few can or will ever be able to say the same. But unlike Matt Damon, Hitchcock never won a competitive Oscar for his direction, or anything else. How do you like them apples? Follow John Nolte on Twitter @NolteNC

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Chattanooga Market is all about fresh, local and tasty — especially so this Sunday, Aug. 3, for the celebration of National Farmers Market Day.
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"We want folks to remember the farmers in their community — who and where their fresh food comes from," says Melissa Siragusa, Chattanooga Market spokeswoman. "And we want them to know that when you support local farmers, you're also helping the local economy."
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack says in a news release that National Farmers Market Week is an opportunity for farmers markets across the country to showcase the tremendous services they provide.
■ What: National Farmers Market Day at Chattanooga Market
■ When: 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 3.
■ Where: First Tennessee Pavilion, 1829 Reggie White Blvd.
■ Admission: Free.
■ Phone: 423-648-2496.
■ Website: chattanoogamarket.com.
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In its 14th season, the market has grown from just a handful of farms at its start in 2001 to more than 120 farms and food artisans, both local and regional, according to a news release. "All share the same philosophy: providing healthy, fresh foods direct to the community through farmers markets."
"When the market first opened, it was small," Siragusa says. "We're seeing 10 times as many farmers at the market today. It just goes to show that if you support the farmers, they will come back to the market."
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This week will be the opportune time to shop for many varieties of vegetables and fruits freshly picked from area farms, Siragusa says.
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Martis, 24 die Decembris ;
Duties on Glass, &c.
Thet, on Northern Borders.
Aunger's Estate.
Supply Bill; Annuities.
Regulating Elections.
Shipwrights' &c.
Southwark Election.
Septimo Gulielmi Tertii.
ORDERED, That the Committee to whom it is referred to consider of the Act, made the last Parliament, for granting to his Majesty certain Duties upon Glass
Wares, Stone and Earthen Bottles, Coals, and Culm, for
carrying on the War against France; and of the Doubts and
Complaints relating thereunto; have Power to send for
Persons, and Papers: And that Mr. Bromley, Sir Jo.
Manwaring, Mr. Mason, Mr. Bickerstaffe, Mr. Archer, Sir
Geo. Markham, Mr. Osbourn, Mr. Cocks, Mr. Newport,
Mr. How, Sir Ra. Dutton, Sir Jam. Rushout, Mr. Staines,
Mr. Dolben, Mr. Sandys; and all the Members that serve
for the County of Cornwall; be added to the said Committee: And all that come are to have Voices.
A Bill to continue several former Acts, to prevent Theft
and Rapine upon the Northern Borders of England, was
read a Second time.
Resolved, That the Bill be committed to Mr. Bickerstaffe, Sir Matth. Andrewes, Mr. Baldwyn, Sir Richard
Sandford, Mr. Winington, Mr. Serjeant Bond, Mr. England, Mr. Newport, Mr. Foley, Sir Wm. Lowther, Mr.
Mountague, Sir John Kay, Mr. York, Mr. Gardiner, Mr.
Perry, Mr. Biddulph, Mr. Thompson, Sir Wm. Blackett,
Mr. Henley, Mr. Bromley, Mr. Lowther, Mr. Osborne,
Mr. Hoblyn, Mr. Onslow, Mr. Hobby, Mr. Yates, Mr.
Foster: And they are to meet this Afternoon at Four a
Clock, in the Speaker's Chamber.
Colonel Perry presented to the House, according to
Order, a Bill to enable John Aunger, an Infant, to make
a Lease of his Estate, for Improvement thereof.
The Bill was read the First time.
Resolved, That the Bill be read a Second time.
Mr. Attorney-General presented to the House, according to Order, a Bill for enlarging the Times for Persons
to come in and purchase certain Annuities, therein mentioned; and for continuing the Duties formerly charged
on low Wines, or Spirits, of the first Extraction; for carrying on the War against France.
A Bill for the Regulation of Election of Members to
serve in Parliament was read the First time.
And the Question being put, That the Bill be read a
Second time;
It passed in the Negative.
A Petition of the Shipwrights, and other Workmen,
belonging to his Majesty's Yards at Woolwich and Deptford, was presented to the House, and read; setting forth,
That * * * *.
That the Consideration of the said Petition be referred
to a Committee: And that they do examine the Matter;
and report the same to the House.
And it is referred to Sir Walter Young, Mr. Bridges,
Mr. Attorney-General, Mr. Fleming, Mr. Duke, Mr.
Hobby, Mr. Fuller, Mr. Moyle, Mr. Tily, Mr. Speke,
Mr. Bromley, Mr. Tredenham, Mr. Venables, Sir Cha.
Hotham, Mr. Yates, Mr. Whitacre, Mr. Gardner, Lord
Digby, Mr. Manley, Mr. Mountague, Mr. Palmes, Mr.
Preistman, Lord Coningsby, Mr. Serjeant Bond, Sir Wm.
Scawen, Colonel Perry, Mr. White, Mr. Sandford, Lord
Ashley, Sir Rich. Onslow, Colonel Granville, Mr. Newport, Mr. Smith, Mr. Blofeild, Mr. Harley, Mr. Dummer,
Mr. Bagnold, Mr. Brotherton, Mr. Bowyer, Mr. Gwyn,
Sir Cloudsly Shovell, Mr. Price, Sir William Blacket, Mr.
Stonehouse, Mr. Lowther, Mr. Winington, Mr. Onslow,
Sir Rowl. Gwyn, Mr. Henly, Mr. Foley, Mr. Thompson,
Lord Spencer, Mr. Norris, Mr. Solicitor-General, Mr.
Baldwyn, Mr. Hoare, Sir John Trevillian, Sir Edward
Harley, Sir Ral. Delavall, Sir Harry Hobart, Mr. Mawdit, Mr. Bethell, Sir Godfry Copley, Mr. Ash, Lord Irwyn: And they are to meet this Afternoon at Four a
Clock, in the Speaker's Chamber: And are impowered to
send for Persons and Papers.
Ordered, That the Report from the Committee of
Privileges and Elections, touching the Borough of Southwark, be made upon Friday Morning next.
Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer, according to the
Order of the Day, reported, from the Committee of the
whole House, to whom the Bill for regulating the Coinage
of the Silver Money of this Kingdom, was committed,
the Amendments made by the Committee to the said Bill;
which he read in his Place; and afterwards delivered in
at the Clerk's Table: Where the same were once read
throughout; and then a Second time, one by one; and,
upon the Question severally put thereupon, all of them,
but one, agreed unto by the House.
Ordered, That the Bill, with the Amendments, be ingrossed.
And then the House adjourned till Friday
Morning next, Nine a Clock.
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This is a lab activity done in class (equipped with computers) and taught by TA's. The lab section is 2.5 hours, but this activity does not take that entire time period.
Ocean Gyre Circulation and Patterns of Global Primary Productivity part of Cutting Edge:Oceanography:Activities
This teaching activity provides a visual framework for understanding the relationship/connection between ocean gyre circulation and primary productivity. Students demonstrate their own understanding of surface ...
El Niño and Ocean-Atmosphere Interactions in the Tropical Pacific part of Cutting Edge:Oceanography:Activities
This activity investigates the oceanographic and climatic characteristics of El Niño/La Niña (ENSO) events using observational data from moored ocean buoys in the tropical Pacific Ocean. Data are obtained from ...
Ocean Circulation part of Cutting Edge:Oceanography:Activities
Laboratory exercise to explore water density, surface ocean currents, and ocean circulation
Deep water circulation and chemistry jigsaw part of Cutting Edge:Oceanography:Activities
This activity is designed to introduce students to the way in which thermohaline circulation and the biological pump influence the distribution of nutrients, oxygen, carbon, and radiocarbon in the Atlantic vs. ...
Seawater composition: an introduction part of Cutting Edge:Oceanography:Activities
In this activity, students collaboratively "build" the hydrologic cycle and use it as a starting point for thinking about the composition of seawater.
Oceans and Climate Debate part of Cutting Edge:Oceanography:Activities
This activity orally tests students understanding of the links between ocean processes and global climate change. It is set up as a debate with students serving as the science experts and volunteer faculty serving ...
Impacts of El Nino and La Nina part of Cutting Edge:Oceanography:Activities
In this exercise, students explore NOAA and the Climate Data Center websites that provide information about El Niño. The students are then asked interpret a series of maps to describe the key changes in climate ...
Mapping Paleocurrents: Using the Past to Understand the Present part of Cutting Edge:Oceanography:Activities
In this activity, students are given a series of world maps showing the different configurations of the continents through geologic history. Working back from the present, students reconstruct the location of past ...
Global Warming in 5 Steps part of Cutting Edge:Oceanography:Activities
Scientists say the planet is warming because of human activities, namely the greenhouse effect from carbon dioxide released to the atmosphere when burning fossil fuels. But, how do we know? How do scientists know? ...
Demonstrating Climate Change and the Water Cycle to Fifth Grade Students part of NAGT:Teaching Resources:Teaching Materials Collection
Demonstration of the greenhouse effect and its role in climate change, discussion of the phases of water and the water cycle, and a hands-on experiment to investigate the role of temperature in phase changes of ...
JiTT - Threats to Biodiversity part of Starting Point-Teaching Entry Level Geoscience:Just in Time Teaching:Examples
1) How is climate change a threat to biodiversity? 2) What are the impacts of pesticides on animals (including insects) and humans? 3) Can human population growth really impact biodiversity? Explain your viewpoint.
Global Phosphorus Cycle part of Quantitative Skills:Activity Collection
Students create and modify a STELLA model of the global phosphorus cycle to test a number of scenarios.
Sun Path: Interactive On-line Mac or PC part of Starting Point-Teaching Entry Level Geoscience:Mathematical and Statistical Models:Mathematical and Statistical Models Examples
Students use SunPath in the yearly mode to investigate seasonal changes in sunrise, sunset, length of day and sun altitude at their own latitude. JAVA activity for Mac or PC. -
Planck Radiation Laws: Excel; Mac or PC part of Starting Point-Teaching Entry Level Geoscience:Mathematical and Statistical Models:Mathematical and Statistical Models Examples
Students use an existing Excel workbook to investigate how spectral irradiance from a blackbody radiator depends on temperature, Excel Mac or PC -
Daisyworld Lab part of Quantitative Skills:Activity Collection
Students explore a STELLA model of Daisyworld, a self-regulating system incorporating positive and negative feedbacks.
Temperature Profiles in Permafrost part of Quantitative Skills:Activity Collection
Students use STELLA to create a model of heatflow in permafrost to attempt to replicate the findings of Lachenbruch and Marshall (1986), who used inflections in the geothermal gradient of Alaskan permafrost to search for evidence of climatic change.
Lake Level Changes in the Arid West part of Quantitative Skills:Activity Collection
Students use the modeling program STELLA to see what combinations of runoff and evaporation might have lead to Pleistocene lake level oscillations in California's Owens River system.
Modeling Earth's Temperature part of Quantitative Skills:Activity Collection
Students use the STELLA program to create hierarchies of models of increasing complexity to understand the absorption of solar energy by the Earth and its radiation of that energy back to space.
Genetic and Empirical Approaches to Classifying Climates part of Quantitative Skills:Activity Collection
Students (in groups of 3-4) are given a hypothetical planet and create a genetically based climate regionalization. Students then interpret empirical data of various climate phenomena (precipitation, temperature, evapo-transpiration) from different locations on the planet, and apply these to the Koppen system of climate classification.


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July 25 2012
Museum uses jail for fundraiser
Posted by Lucy
Pal Jessop, on the left, and Steve Taylor temporarily shared a jail cell at the Lyman County Museum during the Jail House Rock fundraiser. Music from the 50's, root beer floats and the opportunity to 'send' your friend or spouse to jail for a donation to the museum were enjoyed by many Sunday night at the museum.
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November 28, 2014
It was a gorgeous day Friday morning but a reminder that severe weather season is here and the Red Cross says we need to be ready.
They offer a few ways to prepare:
Creating and practicing a home tornado plan
Assembling a emergency preparedness kit
Heeding storm warnings
Preparing for high winds
The easiest way to do all of this according to Liz Dorland with the Red Cross, is to download the Red Cross Tornado App but also, the over all goal is to be ready.
"The Red Cross wants people to be prepared, not only at home but be prepared if you are perhaps out at your child's soccer game, baseball game. Where is that shelter at, where is that tornado shelter at? If you are perhaps visiting a park, you want to make sure you have those list of items in check," Dorland said.
A reminder that tornado sirens are meant to alert those who are outside at the time severe weather hits.
The Tornado App, along with other apps, can be found in the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store for Android by searching for American Red Cross or by going to redcross.org/mobileapps.
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Rock Creek Bridge may reopen in next month June 8, 2014Posted by Ron Warnick in Bridges, Highways, History, Preservation.
Tags: Ozark Trail, Rock Creek Bridge, Sapulpa
The historic Rock Creek Bridge, which has been closed to traffic since March 2013, may reopen to lighter vehicles sometime next month, according to a city official in nearby Sapulpa, Oklahoma.
Suzanne Shirey, president of the Sapulpa Area Chamber of Commerce, revealed the plans for the 1921 bridge during an email a few days ago:
We are looking to open the bridge in mid July. We will have to build barriers to restrict vehicles over 3 ton from entering. These barriers will be away from the bridge so they will not obstruct the view for photos.
It will be interesting to see the eventual layout of the new barriers. With a three-ton limit, that would allow all motorcycles, almost all cars and most pickup trucks.
A state inspection last spring deemed the bridge unsafe for all traffic, and local officials placed barriers and big chunks of concrete to keep people from driving on it. Pedestrians could walk around the barriers to the bridge, however.
Follow-up questions about the bridge weren't answered. But Shirey made it clear the bridge will be at least partly reopened by mid-summer.
The Rock Creek Bridge served Route 66 from 1926 until 1952, when officials realigned the highway to the south. The Rock Creek Bridge is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Currently, the only way to reach the 3.5-mile stretch of the original Ozark Trail alignment of Route 66 is several miles west, near a Shell gas station. Don't count on driving through the parking lot of the VFW hall near the bridge; access to the Ozark Trail is often blocked by a gate.
Here's a video we produced a couple of years ago, before the bridge was closed:
(Image of the Rock Creek Bridge by David Sugden via Flickr)
- 1. Klaas van der Heide - June 8, 2014
Been there too. Saw the bridge and what is next to it. Love your news. It brings me back to riding my dream Route 66.
- 2. Susan Yates - June 8, 2014
Your video is beautifully done, Ron. I enjoyed the ride.
- 3. this man - June 8, 2014
On a vaguely related note – that of things that have been shut down – does anyone know when the Glass House McDonald's on the Will Rogers Turnpike near Vinita will reopen from its current renovation?
- 4. KW - June 24, 2014
We were there today (June 24th) and there was still a pile of rubble at either end of the bridge; great stretch of road leading up to it, though. Anyone know the status of the Tee-Pee Drive-In Theater? Our 66 app said a man had bought it and hoped to have it up and running by 2012 (!), but it sure didn't look like anything was going on.
- KW - June 24, 2014
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Effective Jan. 1, NCUA's Office of Corporate Credit Unions will reorganize into a new Office of National Examinations and Supervision.
Two member credit unions say they aren't running for the exits at Corporate America Credit Union following the July 3 announcement that CEO Thomas Bonds had resigned from the $3.3 billion corporate. However, they expressed disappointment and concern that the maverick and charismatic leader will no longer lead the Irondale,...
The Board of Directors of Corporate America Credit Union announced late Tuesday that it has accepted President/CEO Thomas Bonds' resignation.
Alabama Credit Union Administrator Larry Morgan, who was chairman of the board for the $3.7 billion Corporate America Credit Union as recently as 2010, denied accusations that he has a conflict of interest acting as regulator on issues between the corporate and the NCUA.
Is a personal feud between Corporate America Credit Union CEO Thomas Bonds, who took a leave of absence from his post last month, and NCUA Office of Corporate Credit Unions Director Scott Hunt the reason behind the delay in NCUA approval of a merger between the $3.7 billion Corporate America...
ACUA Administrator Larry Morgan, who served as a volunteer for Corporate America, says no conflict acting as state regulator in issues with the NCUA.
Correspondence between Alabama, federal regulators say OCCU Director Scott Hunt told Corporate America CEO to quit talking to media or the agency "would not support CACU."
With the release to memos from the NCUA and U.S. Central, corporates are getting a better idea of how the corporates' corporate will wind down, and they're ready.
Many U.S. Central services will have new requirements starting Jan. 12, while wires will be discontinued as of March 30 and automated settlement transactions will be discontinued as of May 31.
The NCUA today announced its plans for winding down US Central by yearend.


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Thanks a lot, Jet, the Vines and the Hives. You had to go and burn the country out on garage rock a year before the Strange Boys recorded the most incendiary, exciting Nuggets-appreciative music to come out of Texas, if not the entire freaking United States, in a long time. States Newest Noise Makers isn't just kinda-garage or sorta-garage--the 15-minute EP owes its skeleton to the rebellious, dirty sound that inspired thousands of neurotic vinyl collectors so many decades ago, and the group's encyclopedic grasp of the era is even scarier because two members in the trio are barely 18 years old. Seriously--lead singer and guitarist Ryan Sambol, a guy born in the '80s, is practically outperforming all three previously mentioned bands combined, and if the past is States Newest's skeleton, this kid is its guts. His cat-in-a-blender vocals teeter toward annoyance, but even at their worst, they're a perfect match for his blues-tinged, subtle-yet-squealing guitarwork, which drives earthquake-level chasms of volume and intensity through singles "Modern Lee Miller" and "The Article That Ruined It." The rhythm section props Sambol up as he tears the songs down--brother Philip Sambol anchors the erratic guitars of "Kid With a Gun" with a hard, thudding bassline, and it sounds like drummer Matt Hammer earned his name because of how badly he bruises his drums on this EP. Though Noise Makers won't reach local stores for a few weeks, the trio has already let it loose for free on their Web site, thestrangeboys.com. Grab it now and put it on repeat--be glad the runtime is short, because you'll want to listen again and again.


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Doctors say it could happen to anyone, an addiction to pain pills that can lead to something more.
Pain killers are easy to get initially, but when prescriptions run dry, some turn to heroin.
Doctors say no one ever intends to become addicted to heroin or pain pills to begin with but there are millions of us who use pain relief of some sort and sometimes we think since it's prescribed by a doctor-- it's safe.
"These are not your stereotypical addicts, these are you and me," said Bonna Machlan, a substance abuse clinician at AspenPointe.
Even people who have never abused a substance before can become addicted to prescription pain relievers.
"Prescription drug abuse right now is a major problem in all of the United States," said Machlan.
"I've known people with no history of addiction that have been placed on pain killers for legitimate pain reasons and began to misuse the drug because they felt more pain," she said.
She says after people get addicted to those pain killers heroin can become the next step, and it's cheaper.
"Half of young adults who inject heroin started out using opiates to get high, they used pain killers to get high," she added.
The addiction is very subtle in a lot of cases.
Machlan says it's costing the tax payers billions of dollars.
"The ER's are seeing an influx of people," she said.
Doctor Ross Patrick works in the emergency department at Parkview Medical Center.
He says addiction can start very quickly with narcotic medications.
"Often times they're not able to meet their needs for the prescription medications on the street or through a physician provider and they end up moving on to street drugs," said Dr. Patrick.
"Not everybody is going to switch to heroin and a lot of people will fight through the withdrawals," he said.
And everyone is different. if you or your family has a history of addiction you're more likely to become addicted yourself.
"We don't see the numbers of people seeking medications as we used to, we realized that this was becoming a huge issue, not only in Pueblo but all across the nation," he said.
He says the American College and the American Academy of Emergency Physicians have tried to decrease the numbers of medications prescribed.
"What we've noticed is, as we've banned together locally to combat the issue, we don't see as many people coming in seeking medications as what we used to," said Patrick.
Doctors say take medication as directed and if you start to feel achy or anxious or feel like you have to take more.. these are all warning signs that you could soon get addicted-- and to seek professional help.
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As part of the Cal Poly experience and learn by doing, the University is committed to engaging students in the community. This is done by applying their classwork to real situations in not-for-profit organizations. AMM student clubs also assist with community events and activities.
Recent activities include the AMM 381 Apparel Production students making items for babies in the Neo-natal Unit at Pomona Valley Hospital. Watch the student's video on our Virtual Tour page.
Some AMM students assisted at the Latina Fashionista Fall Conference. Latina Fashionista is an organization that encourages Latina girls and other minorities to attend college.
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