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The game is based on the virtual time system. Automatic damage recovery and supply functions happens when a particular virtual time limit is reached.
Damage recovery and supply functions are different on each time limit. For example when a virtual day changes, one can get only supply to the cities which damage is over 70% and 15 new aircraft. Otherwise when the virtual month changes one will get full planned supply to all friendly targets and 100 new aircraft.
When some of the virtual time limits is reached the game engine performs an automatic recovery procedure to damaged targets. Each target have some common factors which level affects to automatic recovery: damage level, air superiority situation and communications. Those factors combined with the damage level of ones headquarters tells to the game engine how much to recover each target. If target is damaged it may be recovered fully or partially, depending how badly it is damaged and which time limit is reached.
Firstly the game engine finds out what is the damage level of ones headquarters. If the HQ is damaged, the overall recovery will be decreased also because the HQ and its capability is reduced. Secondly the communications healthy is read. If targets communications are lost, it will reduce targets recovery, because the target can not inform the HQ that it needs supplies. Third main factor is the air superiority situation. If the target is covered by friendly air force, the supplies can be delivered safely and the amount of recovery is increased.
The current front line and some special features are shown at the map page. The map is divided to 10km x 10 km squares that represent sectors. A shade red or blue color cap over sector shows which army owns the sector and a small red or blue dot at the corner tells who has air superiority over that area.
Image: Some map signs
All the airfields that are used during a campaign are marked with an Air Base -marker (look picture above). There can be some "ghost airfields" which are not used in campaign for some reason. One can still use those places as an emergency strips if needed. Active cities are marked with a blue supply radius circle unless it´s damaged heavily. The size of the circle represents the area the city can supply. Special targets and the Headquarters are not shown at the map. More detailed information about the targets can read at the target page.
There are five main target types: headquarters, cities, airfields, sectors and special targets. Most of the targets have a defense level percentage which indicates how well the target is protected against air raids i.e. the amount of targets anti-aircraft artillery. In most of the cases there are only stationary objects at target areas which should reduce game lag etc.
Both armies have one headquarters which is located in unattackable sector so it can not be conquered. As a target the Headquarters is like a city, it have hard anti-aircraft artillery (AAA), a communications station and up to five (5) target points which appearance is conducted the recon level of the HQ. The headquarters can be camouflaged in the woods or in buildings.
There are three (3) different types of cities. The type of the city is defined when the campaign template is made. The capability, resources and the supply circle are bigger in those cities that are more important and those may have many different ground supply routes (in some cases there will be sea supply routes also). Each city have hard AAA, at least eight (8) light, six (6) medium and four (4) heavy anti-aircraft artillery batteries. Each battery can have up to 3 anti-aircraft guns. In every mission some of the anti-aircraft guns will be generated and will be operable so pilots should be aware when flying over enemy territory.
Each city have also a communications station. If the station is destroyed it may be repaired after next 20 missions or by making a ground supply mission to the city. Cities also have 1-3 target areas and each area has up to five (5) target points. A target point can be a single ship or a group of tanks and vehicles. Appearance of the targets depends on the recon level of the city.
Every destroyed anti-aircraft gun decreases the defense percentage of the city and every destroyed ship or tank reduces city´s supply resources and supply circle.
Image: Small part of airfield camouflage and aircraft positions
There are three (3) different categories of airfields. The category defines how well defended the airfield is and how many aircraft there can be. In the beginning the amount of different category airfields defines how many aircraft of each type the armies have. The category also defines the amount of ground targets that will be generated to each airfield.
Category 1 (Cat1) airfield is a main air base. There can be over 100 aircraft of all different types: fighters, bombers, ground attack aircraft, transport aircraft and recon aircraft. The AAA is very heavy: six (6) light AAA, three (3) medium AAA and three (3) heavy AAA batteries in a quite small area, each having two (2) guns. Category 2 (Cat2) airfield is a medium size airfield. There can be around 70 aircraft of all different types. The AAA is moderate: five light AAA, two medium AAA and two heavy AAA batteries. Category 3 (Cat3) airfield is a front line airfield and it can be a temporary runway only. There can be around 30 fighters, ground attack aircraft and light recon aircraft. The AAA is light: four light AAA, one medium and one heavy AAA battery.
Each airfield have also a communications station which function is similar like the communication stations in the city. When a mission begins 10% of each airfield planes (every operable type) and resources are placed (and camouflaged) around the airfield. If enemy destroys any of those targets on the ground, the airfields amount of planes and/or resources reduces and later it will make the airfield inoperable. Every single aircraft will use a certain amount of airfields resources (fuel and ammo) in every flight. An airfield is operable when it have enough aircraft and resources for desired mission.
All the maps consist of square areas (10km x 10 km) which are called as sectors. There are three (3) different type of sectors: ground, water and coast sectors. Ground sectors have a field base and communications station covered by two (2) light AAA and one (1) medium AAA battery. A field base can be scouted and bombed as well as cities. The accuracy on recon affects the amount of existing ground targets at field base which can be up to 30 stationary objects.
Image: Ground sectors field base
Coast and water sectors have a small naval detachment which strength can be up to 5 stationary ships. The maximum amount of ships and ground object depends also on the damage level of the sector. If the damage level is high, there may be only one object to destroy. When one is attacking to sector there is no enemy objects, only attackers friendly stationary ground or naval forces. Only exception is that when one is attacking to coast sector, there will always be five (5) moving landing crafts and 0-3 stationary ships near attack point.
Image: Landing crafts approaching coast sector
There can be two (2) types of special targets: fleets and communication/radar stations.
The amount of fleets depends on how big are the sea areas i.e. how many coast and sea sectors the campaign map has. The size of the fleet is defined by campaign admin's and it may have up 10 ships at the moment. One can move friendly fleet every time by making mission request and the fleet will be generated to its new position which can not be closer than 20 km from hostile fleet or target sector. Fleets can be used as a movable heavy artillery near coastline and it´s position nearby enemy airfield can be devastate. A fleet can be a recon or bombing target and it will get reinforcement every virtual month.
Image: A part of fleet
Radar and communication stations are small, self protected targets positioned near strategic places. In the beginning of a campaign both armies have several communication stations and they can be lost if the sector where it is located is conquered. The combined "health" -status of all army's stations will define the change to get operable ground communications during missions. For example if red army has 3 stations which damage status are 60%,50% and 40%, the combined damage level is 50% and the red army have 50% chance to get operable ground communication system during mission. A radar and communication station can be a recon or bombing target and it can be recovered every virtual week.
Image: A communication station
There are five (5) main attack mission types: bombing, recon, air superiority, supply and sector attack missions.
Bombing attacks are divided to two types. Strategic bombing (SBAT) is aimed against enemy´s strategically important targets like airfields, cities and headquarters. The goal of the SBAT is to destroy as many ground objects (including anti-aircraft artillery batteries) as possible to reduce targets defense and resources and to make it in some cases inoperable. Tactical bombings (TBAT) goal is to destroy some special target (ships and radar stations) or sectors defense before sector attack.
At all the cases the amount of destroyable targets depends on targets recon level. If recon level is high, there are maximum amount of targets and a full destruction will cause a major reduce to targets operability. Once destroyed anti-aircraft guns will not "born" again until the target have had enough supplies or certain automatic recovery limit is reached. These missions can be performed by human or AI guided bombers. The maximum amount of attacking bombers can be 6 aircraft.
Recon missions are also divided to two types, strategic recon (SREC) and tactical recon (TREC). Like in bombing attacks the recon missions are aimed against different types of targets. The SREC is a mission where a single aircraft flies over a certain target point and "takes pictures" by using the wingtip smokes on and off. The recon pilots can try this "smoking" maximum three (3) times and after the mission the game engine calculates a closest center point of that picture "line" and determines how accurate those pictures are. If the center point of the line is for example less than 200m from desired target, the recon level increases 60% and if the distance is over 2000m or the recon pilot is shot down, the mission is failed.
Image: A recon target near a city
When pilot is performing a recon mission to city, HQ or ground sector there will be a small group of different objects (added white smoke and a glossing campfire in dark) to show the exact point. When the target is an airfield or a fleet the recon point will be the midpoint of runway or the center point of a fleet. These missions can be performed only by a human pilot. The maximum amount of recon aircraft in a mission is only one (1). In SREC missions the recon aircraft is in most of the cases a twin-engine fighter or light bomber (for example Mosquito or Bf 110) and in TREC missions a multirole fighter aircraft (for example Spitfire or Me109).
A second way to get recon information is to perform a bombing mission to desired target area. Every survived bomber will bring information about the target and it will increase the recon level of the target by 5%. For example if one makes a tactical bombing to enemy sector and all the bombers (6) survive the recon level of the sector increases 30%. Otherwise every successfully reported mission also decreases every targets recon level by 2% because the recon information is getting outdated.
Air superiority missions are designed for fighter jockeys. Missions main goal is to achieve air superiority (ASUP) over defined sectors. In the beginning both armies have air superiority over the friendly territory. If friendly air superiority is lost, sectors start to loose their resources faster because between human planned missions the AI pilots causes casualties at field bases and damages the defense of those sectors. On the other hand the air superiority status affects to the automatic recovery of targets.
In air superiority mission the mission generator creates few AI guided defending fighters to approach the pointed target area and opposite side is trying to shoot them all down. The defending army will probably send human guided fighters also to the same area and the furball is ready. If all the defensive AI fighters are shot down and at least one attacking fighter is survived the air superiority is won by attacking side. Successfully reported air superiority mission will create new air superiority status at radius of 17km from target sectors center - total of 9 sectors maximum.
There are two (2) ways to perform a planned supply missions to most of the targets (except special targets): ground supply (GSUM) or air supply (ASUP).
In the ground supply mission the mission generator creates five (5) moving ground or naval units that delivers supplies to desired target area. If the ground units are supply vehicle columns, the mission type is coded GSUM and if the units are ships, the mission type is coded SSUM. In some cases there is also a train supply (TSUM) available. In such cases the mission generator creates a supply train and 3-4 groups of transport vehicles or tanks that are heading to target. User can not decide what kind of ground supply is used. The amount of gained supply depends on how many of the moving units are alive after time limit which is about 40 minutes flight time.
Image: A supply vehicle column
In the air supply mission user defines how many (up to 6) and what type of transport aircraft is used and if the mission flown by human or AI guided pilots. Air supply is delivered first to some friendly city or headquarters and then to landing airfield. Air supply has a calculated maximum flight time. Time limit is variable and it depends on the flight distance and estimated flight speed. A supply flight is successful when a transport aircraft is landed safely to some friendly airfield.
When user chooses human piloted air supply mission only human piloted aircraft will be counted as a supplying aircraft. Cargo dropping is made by using the wingtip smokes on and off as close the target point as possible. Pilot have maximum of three (3) usable smoking cycles and the closest distance will be calculated similarly than in recon missions. If the closest midpoint of the smoking cycle is less than 200m, the pilot supplies target and landing airfield at 7% if landed safely. If the dropping zone is more than 2000m from target point or the pilot is shot down, the mission is failed.
Cities, airfields and special targets (except fleets) can be captured only by conquering the enemy sectors where they are located. There are three (3) normal type sector attack missions and one special attack mission type. Normally only those sectors are attackable which distance from front line is less than 17 km and the sector do not include city which damage is less than 70% or there is not enemy fleet closer than 20km.
If the target sector is a ground sector (mission type GATT), the attacker sends to the target point an attack ground unit which size is about 20 stationary tanks and vehicles. Defending army sends a group of ground attack aircraft to destroy the attacking ground units.
If the target sector is a water sector (mission type SATT), the attacker sends to the target point a naval detachment of 5 ships. Defending army sends a group of torpedobombers and/or bombers to sink the attacking ships.
If the target sector is a coast sector (mission type LAND), the attacker sends landing crafts and a supporting gun ship to target point. The mission generator creates five (5) moving landing crafts and a supporting stationary ship - gunboat or destroyer. Defending army sends ground attack aircraft to sink the landing crafts and stationary ship.
After mission the game engine calculates how many attackers stayed alive determined time (normally 30-45min). If the survived attack force is bigger than the sectors assumed defense forces the mission is successful for attacker. If the sector that was captured was water sector the attacker wins also similar type sectors within 17 km radius if they don´t include city which damage is less than 70%. This makes it possible to advance faster over large sea areas.
Special attack to a ground sector is possible if the distance to the front line is more than 35km and less than 100km AND the sector includes a city which is damaged more than 50 % or it´s recon level is more than 70%. Mission type is called paratroop attack (PARA) and then attacker sends a flight of transport aircraft loaded with paratroopers to marked (lights and/or a white smoke) target point. The amount of transport aircraft is 6 or in some certain occurrences 4. The amount of transport aircraft is defined by campaign admin. The transport aircraft drop paratroopers to drop point and those paratroopers are counted which survive and landed close enough the target point. If the amount of survived paratroopers is bigger than defined defense level of the sector it will be conquered and also the sectors within radius 12km (bridgehead behind the front line).
Aircraft are divided to five main categories: fighters, ground attack planes, bombers, transport planes and recon planes. Bombers and recon aircraft have subcategories for strategic or tactical use. For example heavy bombers like B-17s can not be used in tactical bombing missions or Bf 110s can not make strategic bombings. On the other hand the fighters that mostly were used as fighter bombers are rarely seen as an interceptors (for example some types of Fw 190s and P-47s etc).
The aircraft used during each campaign are defined in a special planeset file. Planeset's are planned to cover the most common aircraft used over the campaign map in that era. Some less common aircraft can be added as a spice. The actual planeset of the current campaign can be seen by clicking "Current Map" -link at the main page.
The amount of different category airfields defines the total amount of aircraft categories and types for both armies. In the beginning of a campaign the game engine calculates the totals and using a special planeset file it calculates more detailed amounts of aircraft types. For example if red army have ten (10) Category 1 airfields it may have 1100 planes (400 fighters, 240 bombers, 160 ground attack aircraft, 180 transport and 120 recon aircraft). The planeset file determines that 20% of fighters are Spitfires so the starting amount of the Spitfires will be 80.
If an army conquers a sector that includes an airfield the maximum possible amount of the aircraft of that army will increase and vice versa. For example (continuing the example above) if the red army conquers one (1) Category 3 airfield, the maximum possible amount of their aircraft increases from 1100 to 1136.
Every single aircraft uses fuel and ammunition in every mission (even if they do not shoot at all). These are called as resources. The amount of used resources is fixed and it depends on the category of the aircraft. For example a fighter uses 1.5 and a bomber 5.0 units of resources. So if one is planning a full scale bombing mission (6 bombers with 8 escorting fighters) the army must have at least one Category 1 or Category 2 airfield which has such amount of aircraft and at least 42 units of resources.
In every mission both armies have two missions - attack (made by own request) and defense (made by the opponent). The main mission is attack mission and it is flown by up to four attack flights (for example two (2) bomber flights each having 3 bombers and two (2) escorting flights of 4 fighters). The amount of defense flights depends on the opponents request, the maximum amount of defense flights is also four (4).
Every flight has a preferred minimum/maximum distance to their target zone. The game engine tries to find the best suitable (closest) airfield which have enough usable resources and aircraft of preferred type at the determined range. If there is´t any airfield at that preferred range the game engine chooses the best suitable one or terminates the mission generation.
In the mission request one defines how many aircraft is going to fly in attack/defense role and what is the preferred aircraft type. If the desired aircraft type is not available (all shot down etc) the game engine chooses automatically the next available type of needed category.
The aircraft that are destroyed somehow (in the air or on the ground) decreases aircraft resources of the takeoff airfield and reduces the total amount of usable aircraft (including type) of the army. For example, if the red army loses 4 Spitfires and 4 Blenheims which took off from same Category 1 airfield to the mission, the airfield loses 10% it´s fighters and 17% of it´s bombers.
The lost or damaged aircraft can be replaced or "repaired" and the resources of the airfield can be increased by three ways
There are two (2) types of airkills, full and partial. Only those airkills are counted that the game engine is able to identify from the log file.
A full airkill (1) is dominated to player if
A partial airkill (0.5) is dominated to player if
The damage caused by ground units (anti-aircraft artillery, ship or train artillery etc) is not counted.
Few examples:
Every airkill gives points to shooter. The amount of points depends on many indexes (players role and mission, personal experience etc). If one gets a partial airkill one will get half of the predictable points. More detailed information about the point system can be read in the points section.
Groundkills do not have exceptions, the killer gets all the points even if the target needs several hits to get destroyed (like big ships). Destroyable ground objects, static and movable, are divided to ten (10) categories. There are four categories for different type of ships from battle ship to landing craft and six categories for land based objects like tanks, trains, guns etc. More detailed information about the groundkill points can be read in the points section.
Every pilot of the Wings of Glory have a index called virtual life which represents pilots "lifecycle". There are some indexes that affects to ones virtual life:
Career includes one or many virtual lifecycles. The length of ones career represents a rank. When a pilot starts a career the default rank is a sergeant (or equal). During ones experience and successful missions the rank raises and gives some advantages (for example permission to plan missions). More detailed information about the point system and the rules can be find at appropriate pages. The summary (or flight log) of each pilot can be find for example by clicking ones name at mission report pages or using the find option on the main page.
One have to remember that pilots that can be rescued are only the ones that game fight statistics confirm as captured. That is when one can see a message in chat box "--- XXX has been captured by enemy forces". If that happens, and XXX pilot is from your own army, you can try to rescue him or her.
To rescue a captured pilot you only have to do the next procedure:
That simulates the process of loading a pilot into your plane and taking him home. The procedure can be done as many times as wanted (or the host allows ;-))
This is how the game engine handles what happened:
If someone rescues a friendly pilot, one will be rewarded many ways as described at the point pages.


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On Tue 13 May 2008 11:48:19a, Cindi - HappyMamatoThree told us...
> On February 1st of this year, Hershey's finished the closure of it's
> Oakdale, California plant which eliminated the largest employer in
> Oakdale with the loss of 575 jobs. The 575 jobs are now in Monterrey
> Mexico. Very nice for Monterrey huh? Oakdale is the home of a very
> successful Chocolate Festival in the summer. Luckily, the chocolate
> festival will not disappear, mostly because chocolate is a big industry
> here in California and the city leaders hoped that continuing the
> festival might make the plant more attractive to another company. Their
> move was apparently brilliant. A company is already stepping in to use
> the Hershey facility and to help fill in the job blank that Hershey's
> left.
> Sconza Candy is coming to Oakdale to use the same facility and to
> reemployee some people that California just can't afford to have
> unemployed. Sconza candies are only available in a couple of stores
> here in the Modesto/Oakdale area since this company is apparently
> originally based in Oakland in the bay area. We will definitely be on
> the lookout to support Sconza candies from now on. They will go into
> production at this factory in the fall originally with around 100
> employees. It was be a Hershey replacement right off the bat, but it
> will get there.
> Just my little bitch about jobs being outsourced away from hard-working
> Americans and endorsement of an American Company.
> Cindi
When I worked in an IT department at American Express, we were abruptly
notified on a Friday that the entire division was being outsourced to India
that Friday was out last day of work.
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BILLINGS- The Anderson family was just about to sit down to dinner on Sunday when a phone call came that put the brakes on the chances of a nice, quiet night with the family.
The Q2 news director was on the phone, calling to tell Tim Anderson that he had just won the grand prize in the St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway -a $550,000 home in the Ironwood Estates.
"I didn't believe him," recalled Anderson. "He said, 'Can you come down here now?' and I told him, 'We're eating dinner - you're going to have to wait.' And he said,' Well, I think you can skip dinner and come down.'"
It was less than an hour later that Tim, his wife Becki, and their children (Jade, Kimber and Bronson) met a slew of extended family at the Q2 studios to shake hands, take pictures and prepare for a whirlwind evening capped off by a stop at their new dream home (click on video link above to see more).
However, the sudden news came to the Anderson family at a time of mourning. Becki Anderson's mother passed away on Thursday following a battle with breast cancer. The previous Saturday, Tim's grandmother had passed.
"It's been an emotional roller coaster for the last couple of weeks," said Becki.
As the family was making the rounds Sunday night, another member of the family was never far from 5-year-old Kimber Anderson's reach: a new teddy bear named 'Grandma bear.'
"She, they made bears in remembrance of grandma," said Becki. "All the grandkids did. And this bear's supposed to go anywhere special with us."
And the entire family agreed that the St. Jude Dream Home, a house built to help give children fighting deadly diseases hope, is about as special of a place as they could go.
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Outside Satan -- A miracle reveals an unseen side of a village loner.
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KFP: Council delays hearing on development ordinance
By Junious Smith III / Staff Writer
One highlight of the Kinston City Council meeting Tuesday was the further delay of a much anticipated overview.
The Unified Development Ordinance public hearing has been moved to Oct. 21, after previously being slated for Sept. 16. Planning Director Adam Short went through some of the points in the UDO overview in front of the council, saying there were only minor changes in the ordinance, other than a few grammatical and spelling errors.
"It was a time management thing," Short said. "Given the amount of notice we had to do and the overall volume of information coordinating, we felt like there was no rush. We've got a little more time for planning things out and it gives the public more notice."
Kinston City Manager Tony Sears has been among those ready to have the ordinance brought to the board.
"We've wrapped up the community meetings with the UDO," Sears said. "It's been almost a year since we started it and the staff is really excited to review it in front of the council."
Sears was also interested in the grant opportunity brought before the council about body cameras for members of the Kinston Department of Public Safety.
"The cameras are the most economic and efficient way to provide officer safety," Sears said. "Car cameras are more expensive and don't give the best coverage for officers."
Kinston Mayor B.J. Murphy saw the development of a new Riverwalk as one of the more important parts of the meeting. The council approved the process to seek a grant for the trail.
"The City of Kinston and Lenoir County Transportation Committee worked diligently last spring on updating our pedestrian plan," Murphy said. "The project should score high. It involves being environmentally friendly, encourages exercise and we have multifaceted partnerships with the city of Kinston, Lenoir County, DOT, Friends of the Mountains-to-Sea Trail and other state organizations.
Bill Ellis, director of the Kinston/Lenoir County Parks and Recreation Department, believes the grant will be available for the trail, which will span from the African-American Music Trail to Pearson Park.
"The trail will be 10 feet wide and will be for walking, cycling, horse carriage and anything else," Ellis said. "I feel confident we'll get the grant."
The next city council meeting will be at 5:30 p.m. Sept. 16.
Junious Smith III can be reached at 252-559-1077 firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow him on Kinston at @JuniousSmithIII.
Published: Thursday, September 5, 2013 at 21:07 PM.
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KFP: Reggie Bullock drafted by Clippers
Reggie Bullock, left, shares a light moment with high school friends, Dory Hines, Dajonte Wise and Curtis "Nootsie" Hines at Bullock's NBA draft party at the Woodmen Community Center Thursday night.
Janet S. Carter / The Free Press
Published: Friday, June 28, 2013 at 00:05 AM.
Reggie Bullock is NBA bound.
Bullock, who decided to forego the bright lights and the limelight of television to be a part of a small gathering at the Woodmen Community Center in Kinston, was drafted by the Los Angeles Clippers with the 25th overall pick in the first round of the 2013 NBA Draft on Thursday.
Bullock's selection made him Kinston's sixth native to be taken in the draft, joining Cedric Maxwell (1977), Mitchell Wiggins (1983), Charles Shackleford (1988), Jerry Stackhouse (1995) and Herbert Hill (2007).
The announcement — Bullock watched on a pull-down screen in a side room at the Woodmen Community Center — came with an eruption of cheers and salutations for the biggest athlete basketball-wise to come through Kinston in quite some time.
"I just had to be patient and wait for my time; my time came at the right time," an elated Bullock said. "I'm real comfortable with this position that I'm in, going to the Clippers. So, I'm just grateful — me, my family and friends.
"I'm just glad that everybody came out to support (me)."
Being drafted, no matter in what slot and to what team, has been Bullock's goal all along.
"This is what I dreamed of, Day 1, since I played basketball at Holloway, growing up on Bright Street. This is what I've dreamed of," the 22-year-old said. "My chance is here. One of the easiest parts is getting here. One of the hardest parts is staying. So I'm just going to go in there from Day 1 and work, and hopefully I'm just going to try and help the organization out as best as possible."
Retired Rochelle Middle School basketball coach Alexander "Skeet" Davis helped mentor Bullock out at Holloway Recreation Center.
As he watched Bullock enter the Woodmen Community Center on Thursday, he was taken back to the days when Bullock would do anything to be on a basketball court.
"I'm blessed to see this day," Davis said. "I didn't do anything special. I just did what Mr. Davis wanted to do, and that's work with the kids. I'm so proud for him, so glad for him.
"Reggie had that drive, that work ethic, he had the manners. He's just one of a kind."
Former Kinston High School principal Wynn Whittington had the privilege of watching Bullock grow into a talented young man.
Whittington knew Bullock had a special talent and was a special student at a young age.
"It's special for all of us; it's special for Kinston — not just the community but Kinston High School," he said. "It's another player who's come through the ranks and had a tremendous impact on the school and the community and is a role model for younger folks. We're just real proud of him and what his accomplishments are."
Bullock's draft day was something Whittington came to expect.
"Absolutely," he said, when asked if he felt Bullock would someday play in the NBA. "Reggie's work ethic and personality and the way he was raised — to work hard and to prioritize things — and he made school and basketball a priority, and he's reaping the dividends today."
For Kinston Mayor B.J. Murphy, Thursday's achievement is something the community should be accustomed to.
"It's always good to celebrate successes in the community, especially when it's one of your native sons achieving a tremendous amount of success. And the good thing is, Kinston should be used to it," Murphy said. "This is really a standard of who we are, and that's why we're so proud of Reggie. He's continuing to meet that standard."
Ryan Herman can be reached at 252-559-1073 firstname.lastname@example.com.
Mayor Interns Getting Exposed to Local Government
2012 Mayor's Summer Interns:
Carly Sanderson, rising Junior at Bethel Christian Academy
Austin Croom, rising Senior at Bethel Christian Academy
Adam Caldwell, Freshman at East Carolina University
Here's a list of some of the things the interns have done:
- City Manager's meeting with Department Heads
- Breakfast meeting with Mayor and City Manager
- Lenoir County Transportation Meeting
- Presentation(s) to Kinston City Council
- Luncheon with NC Sen. David Rouzer, Candidate for US Congress
- Arts grant presentation by US Rep. GK Butterfield
- Tour of the NRWASA Water Plant
- Small group discussion with UNC grad students on our new Arts & Cultural District near Mitchelltown
- Communication via email and phone with NCGA bill drafting and other mayors
- Tour of the Woodmen Community Center
KFP: Woodmen Center 'officially' opens with a standing room only ceremony
by Bryan Hanks
Although hundreds of memberships have already been sold for the new Woodmen of the World Community Center, Kinston Mayor B.J. Murphy may have made the most poignant purchase. In front of about 500 people at Thursday's ribbon-cutting for the new center, Murphy handed his family application to WOW National Director Danny Rice.
"I wanted to show the community it's time to embrace this project," Murphy said of his gesture, which received a wave of applause. "We need to commit to this, even more so than we already have. Our community has to help with their memberships so we don't have to worry about the future of this project is going to be. We need to invest in this now as private individuals, family members, military members or employees at different companies.
"We want to make sure it's a success."
Thursday's ribbon-cutting ceremony was certainly a success, which took place in front of a standing room only crowd in the center's Harvey Family Gymnasium.
Kinston's Sue Ellen Maddux has been a part of the project since its inception. She headed up the steering committee for the Woodmen Center and admitted she was "emotional" when she witnessed the ribbon-cutting.
"I'm so excited for our committee and everyone that has worked so hard for this to happen," Maddux said. "Most importantly, though, I'm excited for the citizens of this community. We have something here to be really proud of."
The center was built as part of a public/private enterprise; the WOW invested most of the money in the $13 million project, along with some sizable private donations and a combined $1 million from the city of Kinston and Lenoir County.
"This is proof that local government can work with private enterprise," longtime Lenoir County Commissioner Chairman George Graham said. "When that happens, great things can happen for a community."
The public is getting its money's worth, Murphy said.
"The taxpayers in Kinston and Lenoir County have something to be very proud of today," Murphy said. "This will help us retain our employers here and will also recruit other employers to our community. We're certainly grateful for the investment by the Woodmen but also the funding by the other sources."
Rice said the completion of the Woodmen's vision couldn't have happened without the support of citizens in Lenoir County.
"This was a vision for a lot of people," Rice said. "The Woodmen had a vision to have a pilot program and the city had a plan for a community center. … Without the public/private partnership, it wouldn't have happened for either party, but this is proving it's a win-win situation for everyone.
"The community support has been incredible. We're frankly overwhelmed at the turnout today and the response to memberships already."
WOW President and CEO Danny Cummins, who is based in Omaha, Neb., said he was impressed with the facility, especially in the speed in which it was built. The Lions Industries Water Park is still under construction; an official opening day for it has not yet been established.
"This is the end of a thought and vision that came forth four or five years ago," Cummins said of the Woodmen Center. "This allows the community to have a center that they can use."
The hero of the day, though, was Kinston Parks and Recreation Director Bill Ellis, who spearheaded the project. He received a standing ovation that lasted about 45 seconds when he rose to speak on the dais.
"This is a great day for all of us," Ellis said after the ceremony. "It's going to be a great place and we want everyone to come out and take part in it."
Bryan C. Hanks can be reached at 252-559-1074 or at firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow him on Twitter at BCHanks.
WNCT9: Kinston community center opens ahead of waterpark
KINSTON, N.C. – There's a new place to hang out in Kinston.
The Woodmen of the World community center officially opened Thursday.
Parks and Rec officials delayed the opening for a few days because of some last minute improvements to the plans.
A half million dollar state grant made the waterpark possible and Kinston Mayor B.J. Murphy says it's a great thing for Kinston.
"The investment by the woodmen, the investment by the different private partners in the city and county, this will certainly help us retain companies and also recruit companies and it certainly increases our quality of life in our community," said Murphy.
The waterpark is set to open later this summer.
— Previous Story —
KINSTON, N.C. – If you've been hoping to beat the heat at a new water park in Kinston, you'll have to wait a little longer.
The Woodman of the World Community Center in Kinston will open in a couple of weeks, but the highly anticipated water park attached to it will not.
Kinston Lenoir County Parks and Recreation Director Bill Ellis says that's because of some last minute improvements to the plans.
"We just wanted to take out time and do it right because we think this is going to be a show place for the east," said Ellis. "We've added a bath house. We've added a full concession stand, and life guard area and made the lazy river a little longer, so we're just doing it right."
Eliis says the community center will open July 23rd. And they are hopeful the water park will open by Labor Day.


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- Luggage Pr0n: Five Head-Turning Bags for Your Notebook | 43 Folders
- Yet another geek bag discussion. Comments probably more practical than the main article. For when my 11 year old bag dies.
- Books speak volumes about life's milestones | Valerie Grove - Times Online
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- Death and Underachievement: A Guide to Happiness in Work | 43 Folders
- Maybe my resolution should be "just be content". But then I'd try too hard to achieve it.
- How to Read a Book (PDF)
- Sounds like good advice. I mostly read for pleasure at the moment, rather than for just learning stuff, but this'll be handy one day…
- "You Don't Understand Our Audience" by John Hockenberry
- "…a series of lessons I learned about how television news had lost its most basic journalistic instincts in its search for the audience-driven sweet spot, the 'emotional center' of the American people." (via Oblinks)
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Following a joint investigation by members of the New Hampshire Drug Task Force, the Dover Police Department and the Rochester Police Department, the police executed search warrants in Dover and Rochester. The police also conducted undercover purchases of drugs during this two-month investigation. During this investigation, the police seized approximately 500 oxycontin pills, 14 ounces of cocaine, 8 pounds of marijuana, 1 ounce of powered ecstasy and 1 ounce of heroin. In addition, the police seized 4 rifles, drug paraphernalia and approximately $25,000. The street value of the oxycontin, cocaine, marijuana, ecstasy and heroin is in excess of $75,000.
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I moved to the yakima area 3 years ago and remember seeing the two Union Gap cop cars parked on the edge of the lot in the three year i have lived here the cars have not moved once that i can remember and i drive by almost every day now the cars are unwashed and one even has a flat tire. I think it looks very unprofessional, They also recently purchased a new patrol car so i think they should have enough money to replace a flat tire.
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The car with the flat tire is gone noticed it about a week ago :) thanks you news.
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Thank god somebody took a picture of this. I noticed it last week. Meanwhile, public agencies are begging for money, yet don't treat what they already have with respect.
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Freeport Community Concert: Illinois Brass Band
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Whiskey Barrel Saloon
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The Gathering Place
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Visitors Center Holiday Gift Expo
Freeport/Stephenson County Visitors Center, 4596 US Highway 20 East, Freeport. 8 am to 7 pm. Shop for unique local products during this special expo at the Freeport/Stephenson County Visitors Center. Over a hundred local vendors with products ranging from Pretzel items to books to cards to rugs to mugs to more are featured. The gifts are either produced in Stephenson County or highlight some aspect of local culture and history. Open: 8 am - 7 pm seven days a week.
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Green Tea Bake House
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CITY: Dixon
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CITY: Dixon
Lincoln-Douglas Debate Square
Experience the history of the second of the famous debates between Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas. It was at this site on August 27, 1858 that the Freeport Doctrine, an import statement regarding slavery and state's rights, was proclaimed by Douglas. The site is self-interpretative through a series of waysides that tell of the events and ideas which led up to the debates, and also includes the life-size statues "Lincoln and Douglas in Debate" by artist Lily Tolpo. The park-like setting is complete with benches, lighting and spacious walks.
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Uncharted 3, XCOM join PlayStation Plus next week
by Steve Watts, shacknews.com, Jun 7, 2013 8:45AM PDT
Sony has announced another set of games to join PlayStation Plus' "Instant Game Collection" next week, in the midst of E3. On June 11 the line-up will include Uncharted 3, XCOM: Enemy Unknown, and LittleBigPlanet Karting.
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LAst night, when I got home from work my dad had bought the new Radiohead CD for me. It was sitting on the kitchen counter where he usually palces things. I was real happy, cos he never does things like that. I brought the CD over to Taylors house and we listened to it. It's pretty good. We decided to go to Ozzfest this Wednesday to see Marilyn Manson and Cradle of Filth. Ive been wanting to see MM for a while, it should be a fun show. Were going to get lawn seats and just run up when they come on stage. Taylor gave me this marilyn manson biography she had for me to read. I'm looking forward to reading it. Heh.Last night, Taylor and I were watching Snoop Dogg's new show on MTV called "doggie fizzle." It's so funny. There was this one part where he called this guy a "punk cracka bitch" in French. It was great, I laughed so hard. I don't know how anyone could think Snoop Dogg isn't funny.This morning we decided to buy tickets to see Radiohead in Salt Lake CIty on August 28th. Im excited, It's going to be so much fun. I don't know if were going to fly or drive, either way is fine. I get to miss some school, thats always nice.
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Sesame Place
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Slavery at Jefferson's Monticello
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Society Hill Playhouse
Theater for all at one of Philadelphia's oldest theater halls
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South Street Headhouse Spring Festival
Massive outdoor street party to celebrate the season
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Spring Blooms at Longwood Gardens
March 29 – May 19: Longwood Gardens' celebration of spring
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St. Padre Pio Festival
A true Italian street festival
Few things are more South Philly than the early-fall Padre Pio festival, an outdoor fete featuring tons of food, live music and neighborly excitement.View More
St. Patrick's Day Parade
Philadelphia's long-standing celebration of everything Irish
A Philadelphia tradition since 1771, the St. Patrick's Day Parade a celebration not to be missed.View More
Strawberry Festival at Peddler's Village
Strawberries as far as the eye can see
Celebrate spring at Peddler's Village's celebrated Strawberry Festival, where festive foods, children's activities, pie-eating contests and a lively lineup of family entertainment are just some of the weekend's exciting attractions.View More
Summer Concert Series
at Penn's Landing
Outdoor concerts on the Delaware River Waterfront all summer long
All summer long, Penn's Landing is home to exciting live music on the Delaware River Waterfront.View More
Super Scooper "All-You-Can-Eat"
Ice Cream Festival
Get your fill of sweet treats — for a great cause!
What better way to raise money for children with leukemia than to eat your favorite kind of ice cream?View More
Susan G. Komen Philadelphia Race for the Cure
The 24th annual 5K run/walk to fight breast cancer
This Mother's Day, the Philadelphia Affiliate of the Susan G. Komen for the Cure invites everyone in the Delaware Valley and beyond to "Embrace the Honor and Empower the Promise" to end breast cancer at the annual Komen Philadelphia Race for the Cure.View More
TD Bank Philadelphia International Cycling Championship
One of the most prestigious single day bike races in North America
The highest-ranked, longest and richest single day road race in North AmericaView More
Terror Behind the Walls
Premier haunted house in Philadelphia's historic prison
Open through November 8View More
The massive Eastern State Penitentiary — a gothic, castle-like structure in Philadelphia's Fairmount neighborhood — is home to one of the nation's largest and most ambitious haunted attractions, Terror Behind the Walls.
The 1968 Exhibit at the
National Constitution Center
Experience the year that defined a generation
Travel back to 1968 at the National Constitution Center with an immersive exhibit focused on one of America's most colorful, chaotic and culture-shifting years.View More
The 2015 Philadelphia Flower Show
The world's largest indoor flower show
The annual PHS Philadelphia Flower Show at the Pennsylvania Convention Center is the world's oldest and largest indoor flower show.View More
The Awesome Fest
8 weeks of free outdoor movie screenings in parks across the city
The Awesome Fest returns for the summer with free movie nights at multiple locations all across Philadelphia.View More
The Christmas Village in Philadelphia
Get into the holiday spirit in the heart of Philadelphia
November 27 – December 28View More
Philadelphia will once again transform into European wonderland for the annual Christmas Village at Love Park.
The Comcast Holiday Spectacular
A must-see holiday tradition in the lobby of the Comcast Center
November 27 – January 1View More
Shown on the state-of-the-art Comcast Experience video wall at Comcast Center, The Comcast Holiday Spectacular is a family-friendly holiday tradition featuring the sights and sounds of the season. The 15-minute show takes visitors on a festive, musical journey.


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BBC NEWS | World | Europe | Belgian city plans 'veggie' days
The Belgian city of Ghent is about to become the first in the world to go vegetarian at least once a week.
Starting this week there will be a regular weekly meatless day, in which civil servants and elected councillors will opt for vegetarian meals.
"Opt" as freely choose, of course not. And can we all guess why they are being forced to forgo the horse sandwich?
The UN says livestock is responsible for nearly one-fifth of global greenhouse gas emissions, hence Ghent's declaration of a weekly "veggie day".
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bug in mmap() and mremap() return value - and a fix
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Running 32-bit CCL on 64-bit Linux (but it can happen in any setup), I noticed that (osicat-posix:mmap) does not correctly handle return addresses larger than the maximum C "long" value, but instead throws an exception. In such cases, it means the underlying C mmap() function returned successfully a pointer in the top half of the addressable virtual memory, but the Lisp wrapper for mmap() and mremap() chokes on such pointers. A patch that solves this problem is attached. Feedback on the analysis and the solution is welcome :) Best regards, Massimiliano Ghilardi ------------------ longer explanation ----------------------------- While invoking (osicat-posix:mmap (cffi-sys:null-pointer) 4096 (logior osicat-posix:prot-read osicat-posix:prot-write) osicat-posix:map-shared *fd* 0) with a file descriptor *fd* correctly open on a 4096-byte file, I encountered the error: -------------------------------------------------------------------(Continue reading)


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So not fair of me to elude to something "upsetting" without more information. I am sorry. I should have checked back to see the nature of your comments. My family and loved ones are fine (thanks for the shift in perspective.) I did learn of a change that is very sad for me and I will tell you more soon. In the meantime, go here and listen to track #3, called Hope.
When I came upstairs after work yesterday, Clark was playing this song on the piano — he was even singing! I stopped and listened and then read the words and it totally struck a chord with me. We popped my ipod into our little kitchen dock and listened over and over, as I was making dinner. I've said before that I love Jack Johnson music. I love to experience a song I've heard many times in a new way — discovering a message that I need at a particular moment.
Here are some of the words that jumped out at me.
*Life sometimes* lifts you up and other times it lets you down. It will defeat you and then teach you to get back up … after it takes away things that you learn to love. *Life* will teach you to love what you're afraid of …
(and this is the best part)
… but you don't always have to hold your head higher than your heart.
I needed permission to just feel really sad and cry and then try and put it all back into perspective and this song was a tender mercy for me yesterday.
Life is good.


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Alone I wake some mornings
With a vision of your smile
Your kind hello, a sweet embrace
Lying motionless awhile.
As the sunlight filters in
I pull you closer still
Deeply wrapped within my arms
Gently whispering to you.
Many dreams we think about
Still so few come true
Now the tears fall from my heart
My dreams have all been answered
Nothing in this world Could ever be As wonderful as the love
You've given me Your love makes my days so very bright,
just knowing you're my darling wife(Husband).Happy Anniversary
Best wishes to you both on ur anniversary,
May the love that you share Last your lifetime through.
As you make a wonderful pair.
Happy Wedding anniversary
That special day is here again
The day we took our vows
You're just as special to me today
As you still get me aroused.
On this special day
best wishes go to yoU
that this wonderful love you share,
lasts your lifetime through.
!!!!Happy anniversary to you my Love.!!!!
Love brought you together
As husband and wife
And gave each of you
A best friend for life
Happy Wedding Anniversary
How sweet is the moment when marriage first starts.
With a making of vows and giving of hearts.
When so many beautiful joys lie in store.
And every day holds the promise of more.
How full are the years when a marriage grows strong
with faith and commitment to guide it along.
When a home's warm with sharing and laughter and fun.
As tenderly, gently two loves become one.
How good it can be when love's dream all come true.
For a wonderful couple as special as you.
Happy Marriage
When you Really want something
some you have to swim a little
Deeper.. you can't give up just
Because things don't come easy..
You have to overcome the obstacles
and face your fears…
But in the end, it's all worth
While life is full of ups and downs
But if you believe in yourself
You will always come through with
Flying colors,.. Value friendship
Love and faith,…Never
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A Deeper Understanding of Side Bending Poses
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|A Deeper Understanding of Side Bending Poses
|Exeter NH USA
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|with Allison Parks Dugas, RYT500 Friday, February 14, 6:00-8:00pm
The study of yoga reaches deeply into every facet of our experience. Through these monthly workshops delve into the physical, mental, and energetic relationships of yoga postures.
With side bending poses as our focus, explore: • The benefits - Physically - Mentally (emotional / intellectual) • How to safely move - Dynamic movement or Vinyasa - Statically held positions • Energetic relationships - Chakra associations - Breath and its influence • Philosophical relationships to the poses • Attitudes and Archetypes
Deepen your understanding of side bending poses in a safe and inclusive environment.
Workshop Cost: $25.00 This workshop is eligible for 2 Yoga Alliance CEU's. To preregister by mail (to arrive on or before February 11) send to: Blue Moon Yoga, 8 Clifford Street, Exeter, NH 03833
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Ah, you lucky youngsters. I remember when I had to register on a japanese Nico site.
Is this one Mechy's friend?
Well that was gentle -_-
anywho, what's atominator's pic? >:0
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Nice. So far this season I've been watching Sakurasou no Pet Kanojo, Tamako Market, Psycho-Pass, and a few others that I need to start.
:(. Why so mean. More like I was too lazy to go through the additional steps slash read about it because I didn't care about updates.
Also, man I was going to quit head-fi for a week and now you come back LOL.
It only works with Win7 but it's called Daz (iirc). Just look it up.
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Garrard v. Pirelli Tire LLC et al
Filing 42
ORDER GRANTING 41 Plaintiffs' Motion to Appoint Special Process Server. Signed by Magistrate Judge Donald G. Wilkerson on 1/23/12. (alg)
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS ROBERT T. GARRARD, et al., Plaintiffs, v. PIRELLI TIRE LLC, et al., Defendants. ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) Case No. 11-cv-00824-GPM-DGW ORDER Pending before the Court is a Motion to Appoint Special Process Server filed by Plaintiffs Robert T. Garrard and William Jasper (Doc. 41). Plaintiffs seek to serve Defendant Pirelli Deutschland GMBH, an entity residing in Germany. Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 4(f)(1) provides that service of process upon entities in foreign countries may be effected "by any internationally agreed means of service that is reasonably calculated to give notice, such as those authorized by the Hague Convention on the Service Abroad of Judicial and Extrajudicial Documents." "[C]ompliance with the [Hague] Convention is mandatory in all cases to which it applies. Volkswagenwerk Aktiengesellschaft v, Schlunk, 486 U.S. 694, 705 (1988). Germany is a signatory to the Hague Convention on the Service Abroad of Judicial and Extra-Judicial Documents in Civil or Commercial Matters, Nov. 15, 1965, 20 U.S.T. 361, T.I.A.S. No 6638. Accordingly, the Court hereby specially appoints APS International, Ltd. to serve process on Defendant Pirelli Deutschland GMBH pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 4 and the Hague Convention, Service Abroad of Judicial and Extrajudicial Documents. IT IS SO ORDERED. DATED: January 23, 2012 DONALD G. WILKERSON United States Magistrate Judge


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Admittedly I have neglected my blogging duties over the past few weeks. I was supposed to write Part 2 of our Kentucky training trip. That was 6 or 7 weeks ago. Old news. In short, we rode lots of hills and twisty roads, saw lots of dogs and trailers, and managed to find [...]
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Lorig's is one of the oldest family owned retail stores specializing in quality western wear in the Pikes Peak region.
Western Wear
Lorig's specializes in Western Wear for men, ladies, and children. You'll find a complete selection of belts, buckles, bolo ties, and other western accessories.Lorig's History
Lorig's established its first retail store in 1932 in downtown Colorado Springs. Previous to this date the Lorig family had been in the wholesale dry good business selling to the mining camps and Indian trading posts in southern Colorado and northern New Mexico.
The store sold work clothes, men's and boy's clothing, hats, and uniforms. During World War II Lorig's was one of the largest sellers of nurses uniforms in the state and through out the country by mail. As Colorado Springs grew, so did business and the store expanded at its 107 South Tejon Street location.
Following the war, the store added western wear to their merchandise mix and catered to tourists and visitors to dude ranches in the rocky mountain region. Local ranchers also flocked to Lorig's and made the store their shopping choice. With the Levi's craze in the late 1960s and early 70s, Lorig's was the top seller of that brand in the state. Work boots and western boots continued to grow in importance, as dress and non-western items became a smaller part of the mix as dress trends dictated.Store Expands
The store moved to a larger location downtown on the corner of Tejon Street and Colorado Avenue in 1977. Around this time work clothes and uniform sales became the dominant selling merchandise as contracts with the Colorado Springs Fire department and Colorado Springs Police department were in effect.
Harold Eichenbaum joined the firm in 1970 as manager, and re-merchandised the store to better reflect the trends and customer desires at the time of shopping mall growth. In 1985 Eichenbaum bought out the remaining interest from the Lorig family and became sole owner of the store.Current Location
In June 2004 Lorig's opened in a new location just east of the central business district at 15 N. Union Blvd., its current location. With the store near the intersection of Union and Pikes Peak Avenue, it is easy to get to, and free on site parking is available.
The experienced and trained staff in the store is dedicated to excellent customer service, while the merchandise mix features modern and traditional styles in western wear, boots, and hats; as well as a full line of work clothes and career apparel.


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Local Students Awarded Madison Rotary Scholarships for DSU
The Madison Rotary scholarship committee has selected three incoming DSU freshman from the area as recipients of scholarships for 2010-2011. This year's recipients are Mariah Cassutt, Oldham-Ramona High School, Amber Erpenbach, Howard High School, and Kevin Vogel, Madison High School.
The Madison Rotary Club established the annual scholarship at Dakota State in 1993. Recently the Rotary scholarship committee, chaired by Nancy Moose, Assistant Governor of Rotary District #5610, revised their scholarship criteria and agreement with Dakota State. The students chosen for the 2010-2011 awards were based on their high school location, grade point average, ACT score and are not related to a current Rotary member.
Established in 1929, the Madison Rotary Club is a member of Rotary International. Rotary International is the world's first service club organization, with more than 1.2 million members in 33,000 clubs worldwide. Rotary club members are volunteers who work locally, regionally, and internationally to combat hunger, improve health and sanitation, provide education and job training, promote peace, and eradicate polio under the motto 'Service Above Self'.
Along with the annual DSU scholarships, the Madison Rotary has given support to various community activities and programs including Boys State, Meals on Wheels, the Food Pantry, the local Red Cross, Eagle Scout projects, and international exchange students attending school in the Madison area.


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|Presdential Metro
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|Related Quests
|Who Dares Wins
The Presidential Metro is a metro in Fallout 3, it was added in the Broken Steel DLC Pack. It connects to the Presidential Sub Level.
There is a massive battle between Feral Ghouls and robots such as Protectrons and Sentry Bots here, due to the computer M.A.R.Go.T.
[edit] Fatal Attraction
- Main Article: Fatal Attraction
The holotape Sorry, My Darling can be found in this location.
[edit] Who Dares, Wins
- Main Article: Who Dares, Wins
The player uses this metro to get to the Adams Air Force Base to wipe out the remaining Enclave force in this quest. The player can take the train if he helps the robots kill the ghouls, and speak to MARGoT.


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It's amazing! Over six feet long, this fabulous stuffed alligator will inspire lots of affectionate hugs. Every wrinkle and ridge adds to the allure and interest of this reptile friend. With its excellent quality construction, it will withstand lots of friendly wrastlin'.
Material: Plush
Brand: Melissa & Doug
Origin: Imported
When Melissa and Doug Bernstein began making wooden puzzles in their garage 20 years ago, little did they know that they'd become one of the country's leading manufacturers of educational toys. With an age range from toddlers up to preteens, the Melissa & Doug toy catalog offers everything from plush animals and dollhouses to clay modeling kits and fashion stencils. Particular Melissa & Doug standouts are the Trunki, a colorful carry-on suitcase that doubles as a wheeled sit-and-scoot toy, and the Sunny Patch line, which is full of cheery and imaginative toys designed for the outdoors.


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The Registration Department of the Office of the Registrar provides assistance to the student in the use of the on-line system during the registration process. For questions regarding registration, call (936) 468-1370. For full instructions concerning registration, refer to the Important Deadlines.
BEFORE You Register for Classes
- Contact your advisor.
- Clear all active registration HOLDS.
Students may not be clear to register if they have a hold with any university department. You can check for holds by using Self-Service Banner in your mySFA and following these links:
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The holds listed below are some of the more common holds. There are other holds that can be placed on your student account. The office that places the hold is the only office that can remove it. The Registrar's Office cannot remove any of the below holds. You will need to contact the office that has placed the hold.
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Failure to pay your bill could result in the loss of your classes. Students are encouraged to access account information over the Internet at mySFA. Students may also contact the Business Office at (936) 468-1000 concerning their financial obligation. It is the student's responsibility to contact the Business Office concerning billing information and payment deadlines.
- Review the Important Deadlines for the appropriate semester.
- If you plan on taking any online classes, review the Online Classes listing.
- Review the Electronic Class Schedule to obtain class meeting time, place and instructor information.
Spring 2015 Registration Schedule
Using the semester registration schedule below, find your classification and note the date and time you may begin to register. Please check the Registration Calendar & Deadlines to find the last day to register.
|Graduate, Postgraduate, Special Groups
|November 10
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|Senior and up
|November 11
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|Junior and up
|November 12
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|Sophomore and up
|November 13
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|Freshman and up
|November 14
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Registration priority is based on classification. For classification purposes the following hours earned apply:
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HOW to Register for Classes
- Plan your schedule using the Schedule Planner in mySFA.
Follow the instructions on the How to Use the Schedule Planner handout. (Note: Using the Schedule Planner does NOT complete your registration. You must login to online services and register for the classes you have selected.)
- Registration is available* via the Internet by using mySFA.
- Follow the instructions in the Online Registration Tutorial to complete your registration.
Changes may be made to schedules during the registration period. For more detailed instructions, click Course Add/Drop. Any problems with registration should be referred to (936) 468-1370. For full instructions concerning registration, refer to the Schedule of Classes.
Need help?
Contact the REGISTRATION HELP DESK at 936-468-1370.
*A note about system availability: While striving to maintain system availability 24 hours a day, seven days a week, systems will have to be made unavailable during nightly file updating runs and occoasionally on weekends and/or off-hours for system maintenance.


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