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In the previous movie, we talked about color correcting skin by the numbers. Well, in this movie we are actually going to do it. We are going to get our hands dirty. We are going to learn how this actually works. We are going to be working on this file robin.psd. You can find it in Chapter-20 folder, sub-folder skin by the numbers, go and open that one up in Photoshop by double- clicking it in a Bridge, press F to get a Full Screen View mode and then Spacebar to re-position the image. Now the first thing that we need to do is select the Eyedropper tool. Press I in your keyboard. We need to change our sample size to something other then Point Sample, the higher the resolution, the higher the averaging. This is pretty low res of 5/5 will work fine. Now navigate to your Window pulldown menu, choose Info and that will open up the Info panel. Now this current panel is docked. Because of our default preferences it's going to auto close when I go to my adjustment layer, I do not want that. So I'm going to click and drag this out then I'm going to open up the Info panel and I'm going to click and drag that Tab out so it's free floating, then I'll close my other tabs here, Histogram and Navigation, so I just have a free floating Info panel.
All right, great. Well, you can see that I have already set a point for you on this document. I'm going to remove that so we can talk about how we would add that point. Well, here is what you do. You hold down to Shift key and you click on a little area. Next you go to your Info panel, change it from RGB to CMYK. All right, when I look at those numbers I say Okay, are my Magenta and Yellow equal? No, problem. Is Cyan 1/3- 1/5 of the Magenta or Yellow? No, another problem. So let's fix that. All right, well, down here in the layers panel you will notice we have the original image and then we have the retouch file and the retouch file looks better. If you are interested you can get more information about retouching, I have two titles on retouching, you can check those out in the lynda.com library. Yet the point here is not retouching, the point here is color correction. So, click in our top most layer. Then we will click on the icon to create a Curves adjustment and we need to work on this Yellow and Magenta relationship. Yellow needs to come up, so I'm going to select the Blue Yellow channel, grab the Target Adjustment tool, hover over this and then click and drag. Here what is going to happen when you click and drag, you are going to forget which way to go? So you drag one way, then you will drag the other, but you will quickly teach yourself which way you need to go. So I drag up. Okay my Yellow percentage went down. That is not good. I need to drag down. I just need to bring that percentage a little bit above the Magenta. Okay, well, the image is looking better already before and after.
Well, my Cyan amount is too high, so I'm going to go ahead and go to my Red channel, Target Adjustment tool still selected, hover over this and keep in mind, what I'm trying to do is lower these values, so that if I multiply this number by 3 or 5, it equals or fits within that range. 3 times 6 is 18, 5 times 6 is 30, well, I'm close. But when I increase the Red I also modified my Yellow down here, so I need to fix that, go back to that Blue Yellow channel and here what I'm going to do is simply increase that because we remember, right? Yellow always needs to either be equal or a little bit higher than Magenta, so I lower the Magenta, go to that Green Magenta channel, click and drag that down just so it's a touch below that. Now 3 times 7 is 21, Cyan is too high, click on the Red Cyan channel and I'm going to click and drag this down.
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Our Executive Team works to deliver the strategy set by our Board
Adrian is notable for leading transformation programmes and improvement initiatives including mergers and changes to management and governance arrangements.
Most recently he led a four way merger of Government agencies to create the 900 people, £70m pa turnover, Food and Environment Research Agency (FERA). He improved the customer and business focus of FERA to grow income while also improving efficiency.
He also established its profile as a provider of world class scientific capability, with business in over 100 countries.
Adrian is passionate about great leadership and believes that investment in personal and team development is the key to being successful.
Away from the office Adrian is a keen all-round sportsman with a particular interest in extreme sports which are a test of nerve as well as physical strength.
Steve Radley joins CITB from his role as Director of Policy and External Affairs at the Manufacturers organisation, EEF. Previously he was Chief Economist at the Henley Centre and the Policy Adviser – Education and Training at the Confederation of British Industry.
As Director of Policy & External Affairs at the EEF Steve Radley was responsible for developing and delivering EEF's programme of policy work covering a range of areas including economics and industrial policy, energy, skills and environment, employment and pensions and health and safety.
Steve was previously the EEF Chief Economist. His previous posts include Chief Economist at the Henley Centre and the Policy Adviser – Education and Training at the Confederation of British Industry.
Tony Medawar was appointed interim Commercial Director in May 2014, and is accountable for transition of the services provided currently by CITB's Business Services Directorate, including Cskills Awards and CITB's product development work.
From 2009-2012, Tony was Director of Policy and External Affairs for the London Development Agency, where he set up the London Enterprise Partnership; he was the LDA's Director of Policy & Strategy between 2006 and 2009 with responsibility for corporate planning.
Before that, Tony held a number of Director level roles in the UK Civil Service, working at Cabinet Office, where he was responsible for public bodies policy, and at the Department for Business & Skills and the Department for Communities and Local Government.
Tony has also worked for the Competition Directorate General of the European Commission and began his career in advertising.
Passionate about the arts, Tony is Chair of Theatre Peckham, a children and young people's charity, and he is also senior associate director of a public relations company, Onyx Media & Communications. He was formerly a member of the London Health Commission.
Mike Bialyj is the Employer Services Director at CITB and was previously the Welsh National Manager.
A business graduate, he was originally apprenticed and worked in the construction industry and also worked at the former South Glamorgan Training and Enterprise Council as a Business Development Manager.
Mike formerly Chaired the Skills for Business Network in Wales, and was Vice Chairman of Neath Port Talbot College and a former Director of Constructing Excellence in Wales.
The Employer Services Directorate is responsible for delivering construction apprenticeships across Great Britain and is graded as outstanding by Ofsted in England. It is also responsible for promoting training, giving advice and guidance to companies and engaging stakeholders throughout England, Scotland and Wales. The Directorate is also responsible for recruitment and support for the Specialists sectors.
Andy has been a Director of National Construction College, Training Division of CITB since August 2008.
He is responsible for all the functionality of the College, together with its mission, strategic direction, resources and profitability. He leads a team of 272 people controlling a budget in excess of £20m.
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Andy started his career undertaking a variety of commercial and marketing roles within the Leisure and Hospitality industry, and has worked for Allied Domecq Inns and Whitbread.
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1997 54 (ft.) KNIGHT & CARVER Offshore
Inactive - This listing is not for sale at this time
General Information
Listing# 126056
- Price
- $399,000.00
- Location
- Charleston, SC, United States
- Manufacturer
- Boat Type
- Powerboat
- Model Year
- 1997
- Category
- Motor Yachts
- Designer
- Tom Fexas
- Model
- Offshore
- Status
- Used
- Length
- 54 (ft.)
- Beam
- 17.5
- 57.58
- Hull Material
- Fiberglass
- Fuel Type
- Diesel
- Engine Model
- 3196
- Number of Engines
- 2
- Engine Type
- Inboard
- Engine Hours
- 660
General Details
Tom Fexas design, She features accommodations for six in three cabins, and has two heads with stall showers.
Maintenance schedule: complete oil change every 300 hours, new impellors every 2 years, new belts every 3-4 years. New engine zincs every 8 months and underwater zinc plates (4) every year. The boat is pulled and painted every 24-30 months based on bottom condition.
- Accommodations
- She features accommodations for six in three cabins, and has two heads with stall showers. Her American cherry interior is casually elegant, and is light and airy with numerous large windows and opening hatches. Her main deck features an open plan with 360 degree views from the salon, lower helm area and the centrally located galley. On deck, line handling is made easy with full walk-around side decks. The foredeck offers built in seating, and the aft deck features teak decking and is well suited for loose deck furniture. A transom door leads to two easy steps to the integral swim platform. A ladder from the aft deck (and comfortable stairs from the wheel house) lead to the fly bridge. This area features built-in seating both in and out of the shade of the removable bimini top. The helm offers extensive electronics, two Stidd chairs, and room for full sized charts. All interior accommodations are fully carpeted in tan colored closed loop styled carpeting except for the galley and wheelhouse, which are decked in teak and holly. Guest accommodations all have opening port holes and overhead and indirect lighting and reading lamps.
- Salon
- 6'7" headroom throughout. From the aft deck, wide, weather tight and teak framed sliding screen doors lead to the MAIN SALON. An L-shaped built in settee to port offers storage within and a comfortable viewing angle to the built-in TV cabinet. In 2007 her sole was replaced with Teak and Holly. A side board with a complete bar with ice maker is positioned on a ¾ bulkhead on the forward end of the salon, which creates separation from the galley without isolating the cook. A Bose stereo system and two leather club chairs complete the residential comfort of this room. 19" Dynex TV Samsung DVD player, XM radio, and Sony stereo Cable TV and Shore Connector
- Galley
- 2011 (2) Stainless Steel refrigerators Sub Zero under counter freezer/icemaker Sharp Microwave/convection oven Garbage disposal Whirlpool clothes washer/dryer (hallway) Kenyon two burner cooktop Kitchen aid trash compactor Icemaker (bar) Corian countertops Kohler sink
- Master Stateroom
- Stairs from the pilothouse lead below to the common foyer and access to a full sized washer and dryer. The Master Stateroom aft offers a center-line queen sized bed with a 13' Sony TV (new 2/14) and an en-suite head and stall shower to starboard. The entire port side of this cabin is lined with lockers and drawers that can accommodate the requirements of live-aboard owners.
- Master Ensuite Head
- Galley Maid head Head Hunter fresh water head system Corian top with sink Medicine cabinet w/ mirror Storage cabinet Separate shower and stall
- VIP Stateroom
- Next forward and to port is a VIP Stateroom with under and over bunk beds. The VIP Stateroom is located in the bow, and offers a wide deck to headliner hanging locker, 13" Sony TV, a large overhead hatch and an ensuite head with stall shower.
- Guest Stateroom
- Next forward and to port is a Guest Stateroom with under and over bunk beds. The Guest Stateroom is located in the bow, and offers a wide deck to headliner hanging locker, 13" Sony TV, a large overhead hatch and an en-suite head with stall shower.
- Guest Head
- Galley Maid head Head Hunter fresh water head system Corian top with sink Medicine cabinet w/ mirror Storage cabinet Separate shower and stall
- Helm
- Continuing forward and up three steps and to port, the u-shaped GALLEY with all of the modern conveniences includes opening windows. The galley is open forward to the WHEELHOUSE with banquette seating and table to port, and the helm amidships with Stidd Helm chair. A sliding door to starboard leads to the side deck, and adjacent stairs lead to the flybridge. Westinghouse Wave Talk satellite telephone- not activated Navigation computer w/ large screen Robertson AP300X autopilot w/ remote Robertson depth, speed, and multi-displays Simrad depth, speed, wind speed indicator Furuno 10'' radar
- Flybridge Helm
- 2007 Garmin 2210 GPS on flybridge Waterproof computer repeater - flybridge Panasonic 5 station phone/intercom system Furuno radar repeater - flybridge Robertson rudder indicator (2) Icom IC-127 VHF radios (2) Interphase Probe forward reading depth sounders
- Electrical Equipment
- 110 volt A/C, 12 volt D/C and 24 volt D/C electrical systems 20kW Northern Lights Model M844L generator (5450 hours) 12volt batteries for Engine, generator and house/inverter 2009 Magnum 24 volt inverter (powers all systems other than the A/C chillers) One 50Amp Shore cord inlet port side transom Cable master automatic feed 50 amp shore power cord McCarron 12 volt battery charger McCarron 24 volt battery charger (10) 8D Gel cell batteries (2008) Galvanic isolator Glendinning cable master Glendinning computer controls new in 2014 watermaker new Dec. '07
- Deck Equipment
- 8-2012 V-4 Lewmar windlass with 250 ft chain rode New non-skid on foredeck, side walkways and flybridge - 12/12 New life raft - 12/12 Bruce anchor 30kg Fortress anchor 60lb (approx) Hot & cold fresh water shower (2) large deck lockers Teak aft cockpit Swim platform Swim ladder
- Mechanical Equipment
- Engine was re-powered with 2002 Twin Caterpillar 3196 diesels w/ 2050 hours New non-skid in Engine Room walkway - 12/12 Analog and digital CAT gauges ZF IRM 350VLD gear boxes Michigan 5 Blade Props (4) Racor filters for Mains (1) Racor filter for Gen Set Glendinning single lever electronic controls Glendinning remote system w/mechanical backup Glendinning power cable system w/remote Hynautic steering upper and lower stations Tank Tender for Fresh water and Fuel Tanks HRO watermaker 25 gph Fireboy fire control system (2) Bronze oversized rudders 5 blade Nybril propellers (2) 24,000 BTU Marine Air AC Chillers w/4 separate zones Digital Marine Air contols 1301 Halon Fire extinguisher 20 gallon Hot water heater (3) Rule 2000 Bilge pumps Fwd bilge, Pump room and Eng Room Trim Tabs 2009 Head Hunter Fresh Water Heads 900 Gallon Fuel Capacity 2008 Watermaker Inc ISL300 (2) 150 gallon fresh water tanks- 300 Capacity
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One Week – A true Canadian Travel movie
My good friends at the ThePlanetD.com reminded me to watch this movie. So after a week of heavy partying, I took the night off and watched One Week, starring Joshua Jackson (Dawsons Creek, Fringe). I was surprised how much I enjoyed it. If you've traveled anywhere in Canada you'll find so many scenes you can relate to. One Week is about a young man questioning his purpose in life after receiving the news that he had cancer, and a small chance of survival. Ben (Joshua Jackson), ends up buying a motorcycle, and heading out west. He travels from Toronto to Vancouver Island by motorcycle, making several stops along the way, and through a series of fated events, finds his calling, and perhaps his purpose. This film is a must-see for anyone planning on traveling to Canada. It has a great soundtrack, and shows the many flavours of Canada.
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I agree 100%. I haven't travelled enough of Canada. And after seeing One Week, it made me want to do a cross country road trip very soon. Too bad we are planning a cross Asia trip first, but upon our return, I think that it will be the first thing on our list.
- Inge
Thanks for the tip, enjoyed the movie very much. Nice to hear "un canadien errant" – I had read of the song but never heard the melody before. Hmm, just a few more weeks before I'll fly to that side of the ocean..
- Jo
I don't think that movie was released here in Australia. It's not available in any of our DVD suppliers. This is mighty depressing.
I just saw this movie this year and I LOVED it! It really does shine a great light on Canada in a non-cheesy way. I told Dylan (of The Traveling Editor) to watch it for inspiration on his Grand Canadian Hitchhike.


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Every year for the BrocSoc Midsummer Fayre, we produce a Hilly Fields quiz. It's a good old-fashioned paper and pen quiz which is completed at the Friends stall and tests your knowledge of our beautiful park. This year, nearly fifty brave people had a go and although some of the questions were challenging, most of you did well. Four people got all ten questions right and they will share the prize which is vouchers to spend at the cafe.
If you missed the quiz but would like to test your knowledge, here are the ten questions. Just find a sheet of paper and pen and scribble down your answers, then scroll down beyond the photo to find our answers. Please note that this is purely for your entertainment and edification as it's too late to win a prize!
Choose one from the possible answers given after each question.
1. Which social reformer (with an appropriate surname) helped save Hilly Fields from building development in the 1890s?
Answer: a. Octavia Hill; b. Margaret McMillan; c. Emmeline Pankhurst
2. How many stones are there in the Hilly Fields stone circle?
Answer: a. 8; b. 10; c12; d.16
3. Where in the park can you find a mural (or'frieze') of Hilly Fields painted by Evelyn Dunbar in 1934?
Answer: a. In the cafe; b. In Prendergast College; c. In the children's playground
4. Who wrote and recorded the legendary retro-psychedelic song 'Hilly Fields (1892)' – partly a 'tribute to Lewisham's real life Hilly Fields park'?
Answer: a. Dick Dicely; b. Nick Nicely; c. Rick Ricely; d. Vic Vicely.
5. A new elm tree was planted in the park last year to commemorate an event which occurred in 2012. Was it?
Answer: a. The London Olympics; b. the Queen's Diamond Jubilee; c. UK coming 25th in the Eurovision Song Contest.
6. One of these birds nested in a hole in a Hilly Fields tree this spring. Was it?
Answer: a. Great Black-backed Gull; b. Great Spotted Woodpecker; c. Great Crested Grebe; d. Great Northern Diver.]
7. Which one of these sporting activities can you not do on Hilly Fields?
Answer: a. running; b. swimming; c. tennis; d. calisthenic workouts; e. table tennis.
8. Which one of these hills can you not see from Hilly Fields?
Answer: a. Blythe Hill; b. Richmond Hill; c. Shooter's Hill; d. Sydenham Hill.
9. Which well-known author lived as a boy on Eastern Rd facing Hilly Fields?
Answer: a. Henry James; b. Henry Miller; c. O'Henry; d. Henry Williamson.
10. Which animals used to graze on Hilly Fields in the good old days?
Answer: a. deer; b. sheep; c. kune-kune pigs; d. alpaca
1. Octavia Hill
2. 12 stones. It"s an analemmatic sundial and each stone represents an hour in the day.
3. In Prendergast College
4. All four names were ticked by somebody or other, but the correct answer is Nick Nicely and you can find his masterpiece here.
5. The Queen's Golden Jubilee.
6. Great Spotted Woodpecker. The other three are aquatic birds and don't nest in trees.
7. Swimming. Someone did suggest we should have a pond on Hilly Fields, but for ducks rather than humans.
8. Richmond Hill. Blythe Hill and Sydenham Hill can be seen to the south; Shooter's Hill to the east.
9. Henry Williamson (see the plaque on the frontage of 21 Eastern Rd). The other Henrys spent their boyhoods somewhere in America.
10. Sheep.
Next Friends' meeting
I've had a few queries about our next Friends' Meeting. It will be 9th September, 2014. We start at 7.30 and aim to finish by 9pm.
They are held in the cafe.
In the meantime, if you want to be involved with making the park an even better place you can join the orchard watering team. We are taking it in turns to water the orchard at the weekend.
You can post below, or contact direct on our email
We'll be posting our revised development plan shortly and the Annual Report.
21st June, 2014 _ Midsummer Fayre
The Friends of Hilly Fields are busy preparing the information for their stall at the Midsummer Fayre this Saturday.. from 12pm until 5pm…Please come and visit us.
We will have our draft management plan, for the next 5 years, hopefully some sketch ideas for new signs and of course our annual family quiz, with prizes donated by the Cafe.
We are also planning a special section with Jenny Clark who will have her rescue bats to show you.
The Fayre is organised by the Brockley Society, so you will need to contact them for general information.
Nest In A Box
Rachel found a nest box on the ground on Hilly Fields a few days ago which had presumably fallen from a tree. There are many nest boxes in the park, most of them having been made by school children who were encouraged to carve their names on the front. This one as you can see was made by'Curtis'.
It is difficult during the breeding season to know how many of the boxes are being used unless you have a lot of time on your hands or a lot of cameras like Springwatch. It was pleasing therefore when we opened the lid to find a nest inside and pieces of discarded egg shell. It looks very cosy and you can imagine how well-protected small birds must feel when they set up home inside. The shells look like those of the Blue Tit or Great Tit. The hole in the front has been widened by the parent birds to improve ease of access.
So well done, Curtis – wherever you are now. You made a home for the birds, they took up your offer and used it to bring their chicks into the world. It's a simple little thing but it makes a difference and it brings us that bit closer to the natural world. And don't worry – we'll make sure it goes back up again for next spring.
PS. If anyone would like to put a bird box in their garden, here's some common sense advice on where to site it from the 'one and only' Bill Oddie.
Memorial Tree Planting
Thanks to all those who contributed to the memorial tree for Keith. You were so generous we were able to purchase three Rowan trees. Two Joseph Rock and one Sorbus aucuparia 'asplenifolia'.
The cafe have been managing to water them so far.
If you want to be involved with tree watering, please contact us, as we have our new orchard trees to look after.
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Wild London Need your help
The "stag beetle season" has started again and
London wildlife have launched their 2013 stag beetle survey again.
Hilly Fields is home to the globally endangered stag beetle. They are quite elusive, taking something like 6 years to emerge from the ground. I think are mostly seen in the evening.
They want to hear about your sightings.
A Memorial Tree for Keith
For those who wanted to contribute towards the memorial tree for Keith Seabrook, our former park keeper, there are envelopes in the cafe. You can put in your donation and hand it to a member of staff. We intend to plant the tree in November.
The tree will be the first that we plant as part of a bigger tree planting strategy to ensure a lasting tree legacy in the park.
Keith's sister told us how he loved his job in Hilly Fields and we think it would be a fitting tribute to his memory.
Friends Meeting…at earlier time 7pm
This Tuesday,11th JUNE, we have our regular summer friends' meeting. It will be held a little earlier, starting at 7pm and hopefully finishing at 8.15.
This is to allow those wanting to support the Save Lewisham Hospital Fund, to take their seat in the Ladywell Tavern for the pub quiz at 8.30.
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The untimely deaths of photojournalists Tim Hetherington (above) and Chris Hondros is reverberating through their community. It seems many conflict photographers are backing away from placing themselves in the crosshairs of political unrest. From the LA Times:
Some photographers pulled back from their work. Others vowed they would stay in the game but change their personal rules of engagement. Many revisited their worst misgiving -- that no matter how many times they risk their lives, much of the public can't be bothered with misery in far-off places.
I have talked a lot over the years to war photographers about their work. But I had to wonder this week when it becomes too much. In several interviews, some of the best visual artists of this generation talked about how they realized it was time to step away. They're still focused on conflict but in different ways.
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Kona! is a canon character and will appear as a proper character in the second game.Well, at the end of Kona's story/arcade mode he unseals the horrible evil inside himself and Kona! looks like Kona from the ending. Plus Word of God has stated that most of this ending is canon, so that means Kona! has to replace Kona or become a seperate character, maybe a Battle in the Centre of the Mind going on.
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Such, then, being the condition of human liberty, it necessarily stands in need of light and strength to direct its actions to good and to restrain them from evil. Without this, the freedom of our will would be our ruin. First of all, there must be law; that is, a fixed rule of teaching what is to be done and what is to be left undone. This rule cannot affect the lower animals in any true sense, since they act of necessity, following their natural instinct, and cannot of themselves act in any other way. On the other hand, as was said above, he who is free can either act or not act, can do this or do that, as he pleases, because his judgment precedes his choice. And his judgment not only decides what is right or wrong of its own nature, but also what is practically good and therefore to be chosen, and what is practically evil and therefore to be avoided. In other words, the reason prescribes to the will what it should seek after or shun, in order to the eventual attainment of man's last end, for the sake of which all his actions ought to be performed. This ordination of reason is called law. In man's free will, therefore, or in the moral necessity of our voluntary acts being in accordance with reason, lies the very root of the necessity of law. Nothing more foolish can be uttered or conceived than the notion that, because man is free by nature, he is therefore exempt from law. Were this the case, it would follow that to become free we must be deprived of reason; whereas the truth is that we are bound to submit to law precisely because we are free by our very nature. For, law is the guide of man's actions; it turns him toward good by its rewards, and deters him from evil by its punishments. – from Libertas (1888)


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November 27, 2014
President Barack Obama's proposed budget seeks $475 million for a Great Lakes cleanup plan.
The spending blueprint released Thursday includes a Great Lakes Restoration Initiative led by the Environmental Protection Agency.
It would target some of the region's most pressing environmental problems, such as invasive species, runoff pollution and contaminated sediments.
Tim Eder, executive director of the Great Lakes Commission, says it appears the money is a down payment toward Obama's campaign pledge to pump $5 billion into Great Lakes restoration.
EPA chief Lisa Jackson told leaders and activists from the region this week the administration would honor Obama's promise.
A coalition of governments and private groups proposed a wide-ranging cleanup for the lakes in December 2005, but it has received little funding thus far.
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DENVER — Whitko's baseball squad traveled to Three Rivers Conference foe North Miami, topping the Warriors by an 8-2 score.
Wyatt Wolf improved to 6-0 on the season, pitching five innings with eight strike outs. He had one earned run, five hits and five walks. Weigold closed out the last inning with one strike out.
Tanner Gaff led the Wildcats with 1-for-3 batting, scoring a run, earning an RBI and tallying two stolen bases. Wolf was also 1-for-3 and scored a run.
FORT WAYNE — Columbia City's freshmen and sophomores on the boys track team competed in the Concordia Relays Saturday.
The distance medley team of Braden Lecklider, Joseph Lude, Davie Fulk and Andrew McFarland placed second. The 1,600-meter relay squad of Lude, Ryan Mosher, T.J. Yagel and Kaleb Greenwood came in fifth.
Michael Simmons also took fifth in the shot put. the 800-meter relay team of Greenwood, Lecklider, Michael Wyrick and Kohltin Green came in sixth.
COLUMBIA CITY — Columbia City's girls softball team took a 10-run win over a Northeast Hoosier Conference opponent Monday at Morsches Park.
The Lady Eagles posted a seven-run fifth inning to take the 15-5 win over Norwell.
"We needed a game like that," Columbia City Head Coach Steve Cox said. "It was fun."
The Lady Eagles had an 8-5 advantage going into the bottom of the fifth inning.
WARSAW — Whitko's boys golf team took top honors at the Three Rivers Conference match at Stonehenge Saturday. The Wildcats won with a score of 338.
Wabash was three strokes behind for a second-place finish, and Northfield shot a 343. The Norsemen also had the conference's medalist, Cole Trae, who scored a 77.
Whitko was led by Daniel Zowlacki, who was second overall with a score of 79. Zowlacki shot a 42 on the front nine and 37 in the back half.
Colton LeTourneau placed seventh for Whitko, shooting 42s two finish with an 84.
COLUMBIA CITY — An alternative program for challenged students could be in the future for the Whitley County Consolidated School (WCCS) district.
Columbia City High School Principal Jennifer Reiff and Indian Springs Middle School Principal Jan Boylen discussed with schools' board of trustees the possibility of Eagle Opportunity to Success — a program aimed at alternative paths for students.
There are several primary goals for the program, they said.
Among them are increasing graduation among eligible seniors and decreasing the number of expulsions in grades 6 to 12.
COLUMBIA CITY — A Larwill woman received her sentence for a pair of meth-related crimes in Whitley County Circuit Court Monday.
Stephanie Damron, 27, was sentenced to 10 years at Whitley County Jail, with six to serve and four suspended, for manufacturing methamphetamine and dealing in methamphetamine, both Class B felonies.
Damron pleaded guilty in April. As part of a plea agreement, four other charges from the same arrest in December were dismissed.
COLUMBIA CITY — Honoring the departed with something living — that's what family members came out to do Saturday at the Angel of Hope Memorial Garden in Columbia City.
The garden is located in front of DeMoney-Grimes Funeral Home on Countryside Drive. However, it is maintained by Columbia City's chapter of The Compassionate Friends.
After the death of their daughter, Betsy Jane, Ben and Betsy Gates founded the compassionate friends in 2001. Now the group works to support those who have lost family members with grief support and healing through group discussion and special events.
COLUMBIA CITY — Whitley County's County Council voted unanimously to raise the Cumulative Capital tax rate for next year.
Currently, the rate is 1.62 cents. The council approved raising the rate to three cents. With the increase, approximately $400,814 will be raised in property tax revenue. A large portion of the funds are set for bridge repair.
During discussion, Councilman Bill Overdeer discussed using an incremental increase over a period of years. However, immediate needs within the county's facilities motivated the one-time increase.
Jan Meyers creates natural fiber yarn on her spinning wheel.
Meyers is one of more than 50 vendors at the Farmers Market held around the Whitley County Courthouse each Saturday from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
BROOKSTON (AP) — Indiana State Police say troopers are investigating a pickup truck being shot while driving on Interstate 65 near Lafayette.
Police say three people were inside the truck when it was hit Sunday evening while northbound approaching the Indiana 18 interchange about 15 miles north of Lafayette.
No one was injured.
Police say the bullet went through the passenger-side door window and out the rear window behind the driver.


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- petitechoux Jun 18, 2008 01:35 PM
Meeting up with a friend for dinner tomorrow night-we like to try to see how cheap we can be when we meet up for dinner and our usual spots are Kenka on Saint Marks and Gnocco Cucina on E. 10th. I'd like to branch out a bit tomorrow and try a new spot. I was thinking Great New York Noodletown (extra awesome because it's BYOB) but I'm looking for a few more possibilities because my friend is MSG sensitive. I'd like to stay below 23rd, and I am in love with the idea of BYOB right now. We'd like to spend no more than $20 each. Please, someone show me more options that Kenka and Gnocco.
i went to Tartine in the W. Village a few weeks back.... We split a main and a few apps and spent 20$ pp. Bonus cuz its byob
re: JungMann
Pardo's is now Panca and no longer serves chicken, Eater says ... http://eater.com/archives/2008/06/eat...
re: squid kun
That's incredibly disappointing. Pardo's used to do such brisk business for such a reasonable price and now they've decided to reinvent themselves as a full-priced SushiSamba with half the ambience? If the WV keeps trending towards becoming an I-Banker Disneyland, I guess I'll be eating at Five Guys from now on.
re: squid kun
Pio Pio still serves awesome, inexpensive chicken from several locations. Ditto the comment about the MSG, though.
re: squid kun
oooh, actually, panca does serve chicken in the form of arroz con pollo -- and it's quite good. ceviche was made with decent quality fish and well marinated, but it was a bit oversalted. great service, good (if sweet) drinks. based on this highly unscientific sampling of the menu, i'm surprised panca hasn't gotten more press. looks like it's been open for almost a year.
re: attractivekid
Pepe Verde on Hudson St...I don't think it is BYOB, but you can definitely do great pastas with apps/drinks for well under $20 pp.
Moustache is a great Mediterranean place and very reasonable. They have an east village and west village location. However, it is not BYOB.
Cafe Asean on W 10th is not a BYOB but has good Pan Asian food and is very inexpensive, you should be fine for $20 per person.
If you don't mind eating early, Le Pere Pinard on the LES has a price fix for $16 and you get three courses. It's a terrific deal, and would only push you a little over your $20 mark if you added a drink (and of course tax and tip).
Not a huge departure from Gnooco but there's Frank's.
Cafe Cortadito was, and probably still is BYOB though you may have to watch what you order with your budget.
Inoteca is another one well within your range.
Sandwiches at RUB are a great bargain, and that's on the Southern side of the 23rd st block so that should just make the cut on a technicality. Actually, under $20 shouldn't be a problem at all.
re: sugartoof
I think it'll be stretching it quite a bit to have dinner for under $20 at inoteca.
re: kobetobiko
Anyone notice that the original post was a year ago - June 2008!
re: Jane A.
Jane A., I just noticed that too.
petitechoux where did you end up for dinner last year :) ???
Or whomever resurrected this old thread where did you end up? How was it?


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Avery White says the best part wasn't the bikes. "You can just get around, socialize with your friends, have a good time," White said.
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Caption: The image from NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope shows the irregular dwarf galaxy that was home to the extremely luminous supernova, SN 2010jl. The image her was taken before the supernova exploded and the position of the extremely massive star is marked. This exploding star had been massive and heavy with more than 40 times the mass of the Sun.
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One of my favorite things to do is bake. I love getting into the kitchen, getting out bowls and measuring spoons, opening the pantry door and standing before the sugars, flours and baking ingredients. There is a nervous, almost giddy excitement about it that brings me to a calm, comfortable, happy place in my often stressed out and anxious mind.
Until today. I was trying out a gluten free recipe, something that is not my norm. I had placed a very high bar for this recipe, wanting to make sure it was completely gluten free, that it was accessible, and that it tasted good.
So I spent quite a bit of time researching just how to bake gluten free. It is not just about ingredients, it is also about quality and safety.
Some people choose to go gluten free, but for others it is a real necessity. Seeing as I do not fall into the latter category, I wanted to make sure that safety was at the forfront of my thoughts, so that everything about this recipe screamed delicious, sound, comfortable, just-plain-good.
Since there was no way I was going to be developing a gluten free recipe from scratch, I went to a trusted source. McCormick has a number of well tested and scrumptious gluten free recipes on their site, and this Fudgy Brownie was calling my name in a big way.
- 2 cups sugar
- 3/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
- 1/2 cup cornstarch
- 1/2 cup sorghum flour
- 2 tablespoons tapioca flour
- 1/2 teaspoon plus 1/8 teaspoon xanthan gum
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup (2 sticks) butter
- 4 eggs (room temperature)
- 1 tablespoon McCormick® Pure Vanilla Extract
- Heat oven to 350°F.
- Mix sugar and cocoa powder in large bowl. Set aside.
- Gently sift cornstarch, sorghum flour, tapioca flour, xanthan gum, baking powder and salt in medium bowl. Set aside.
- Microwave butter in large microwavable bowl on HIGH 1-2 minutes or until melted. Pour into cocoa mixture and stir until well blended.
- Add eggs and vanilla; mix well.
- Gradually stir in flour mixture until well blended. Spread in fparchment-lined 13x9-inch baking pan sprayed with no stick cooking spray.
- Bake 30 to 35 minutes or until toothpick inserted in center comes out clean. Cool in pan on wire rack. Cut into bars.
Recipe just barely adapted from McCormick.
For my first venture into intentional gluten free baking, I would call this a success! So excited to try more and see if we will be incorporating any more gluten free baking into our lives. With results like these, it would be hard to resist!
I am not able to offer suggestions on substitutions at this time (still learning!) but if you need some insight, check out this post from thekitchn. You can also check out my friend Johnna's blog, In Johanna's Kitchen for some great recipes!


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Written by Garden City Mayer Donald T. Brudie Friday, 21 October 2011 00:00
On Thursday, Oct. 6, the Committee to Save St. Paul's presented "A Comprehensive Plan for the Restoration of St. Paul's and Community Center Development" to the Board of Trustees. The plan, which includes work proposed at the cost thereof, can be found on the village website.
The next regularly scheduled Board of Trustees' meeting for the month of October is on Thursday, Oct. 20 at 8 p.m. I encourage all residents to attend Board of Trustees meetings so as to be thoroughly informed of village issues from a first-hand perspective.
I encourage residents to periodically utilize the village's website for information regarding the village's operations, as well as items of seasonal and special interest. The address is www.gardencityny.net. For your convenience, listed on the village's homepage is a direct link to all of the schools within the Village of Garden City.