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Around him, and his party's flagship policy, lies the wreckage of Scotland's independent banking sector, the very symbol of his future hopes for a robust economy. Worse, the two main Scottish banks have been saved from collapse by a Westminster Government, drawing on the resources of the United Kingdom's taxpayers. They are now British, not Scottish banks and their future strategy will be determined from the City of London not Edinburgh.
The twin pillars of Mr Salmond's strategy have long been a healthy financial sector and the price of North Sea oil. With the former in turmoil and the latter hovering around a fragile $80 per barrel, this former banking economist will need more than just his famous bouncy optimism to persuade Scottish voters that now is the time to cast caution to the winds and embark on the brave new venture of independence.
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As someone who has always considered himself a Prince fan, I'm awfully disappointed in his attitude (''Comeback? I Never Went Anywhere!''). He must be living in a fantasy world, because he's certainly not living in the USA, where everything is business, especially music. Let's face it, if it wasn't for Warner Bros. (or some other label that offered more money), no one would know Prince, or care. If he's been recording and touring anyway, why does he need Columbia to distribute his new CD? And let's not forget that he did work with Arista a few years ago when he wasn't attempting a comeback, either. Thanks, EW, for the article that changed this Prince fan into a person who won't be listening anymore. FRED CAPOSSELA email@example.com
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When Fox Entertainment chairman Kevin Reilly stood in front of reporters in January and proclaimed the death of pilot season, he drew a good amount of ribbing from the competition.
Reilly was making the case for torching the broadcast primetime model as we know it — starting with the annual tradition of everyone developing everything all at once. It was a grand pronouncement, particularly in an industry that talks big but can rarely turn on a dime. Nonetheless, change is afoot, and Reilly's not the only one flipping the script.
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The network is moving Rake to Fridays beginning March 14, and replacing Greg Kinnear's low-rated legal drama on Thursdays with the new season of...read more
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He's the man you want on your side, especially if you're a serial killer. Greg Kinnear stars in the new Fox legal dramedy Rake as Keegan Deane, a Los Angeles criminal defense attorney so bad at life that he lives in a dump above a Chinese restaurant and has to beg for a ride to work. Keegan is being hounded by the IRS and is frequently roughed up by his bookie, but thanks to his humor, smarts and naughty-boy twinkle, he's a superstar before the jury. And, really, who...
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Eagle Scout Project: Sheet Drive, SaturdayTuesday, March 11, 2014
Newtown High School Senior and Boy Scout Riley Page will conduct a sheet drive this weekend to support Saint Vincent de Paul's Homeless Shelter in Waterbury.
Riley is collecting new or gently used clean twin sheets, towels and toiletries for the men, women and children who stay at the shelter. The collection is being done for his Eagle Scout project.
The drive is scheduled for Saturday, March 15, from 10 am to 4 pm. Items can be dropped off at Oberg Insurance Agency, 33 Main Street (next to the flagpole).
A Record-Setting Congregation Of Eagle Scouts For Boy Scout Troop 270Monday, March 3, 2014
Boy Scout Troop 270, which is sponsored by Newtown Congregational Church, awarded the rank of Eagle Scout to 11 of its troop members in 2013, setting a new troop record. The young men who achieved this rank during the past 12 months are Daniel Ansari, Jack Benedict, Sam Boland, Tyler Coleman, Chris Erikson, Nicholas Lafky, Karan Marwah, Matt Rosa, Henry Summ, Brandon Unger, and Jonathan Vaughn.
The previous record was six Eagle Scouts in one year, which was set in 2012.
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During a pilgrimage to South Dakota last summer, Jack Benedict, a member of Newtown Troop 270, developed the idea that became his Eagle Scout project. Jack and his friends from Trinity Church visited what he called "a beautiful outdoor labyrinth" in the Black Hills, and Jack felt it would be a great gift to his church and town to create something similar here.


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Now that the weather is warming up and Summer is just around the corner, beach season is almost in full effect. You'll need a good, convenient tote bag to take with you on your day trips to the beach – you know, to pack your sunglasses, sunscreen, towel, change of clothes, snacks, beach toys, etc. Here's a great tutorial for an adorable Gingham and Ruffles Summer Tote Bag that I found on Instructables.com. This tutorial is a bit more tedious than others that I've posted, but I know you savvy sewers can handle it!
Step 1:
Wash & iron your fabric.
Step 2:
Cut the following pieces
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To make the enclosed French seams: place the bag front and back pieces wrong sides together (yes, wrong sides together) sew a small seam down the side, along the bottom and up the other side.
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Trim the corners to remove some of the fabric bulk.
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Turn the bag inside out so you now have right sides together, poke out the corners and press. Sew a seam down the side, along the bottom and up the other side enclosing the previous seam.
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To make the flat bottom of the bag, keep the right sides together. Flatten the bag so the side seam is on top of bottom seam, and the bottom corner point has become the top of the triangle shown above. Mark 1 1/2 inches down from the point and draw a line across at 90 degrees to the seam. Sew along the line.
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Turn the bag right sides out and press the seams.
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To make the frill – If you cut the frill on the selvage you won't need to hem it, if you didn't then create a small hem along one of the long edges. Also hem each short side edge. Repeat for the second frill piece.
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Run a gathering stitch along the raw edge of the frill (2 rows of long straight stitch). Pull up the loose ends to gather the fabric. Gather the frill to the same width as the bag. Repeat for the second frill piece.
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With the bag right side out, pin one of the frills to the front of the bag lining up the raw edge of the frill to the raw edge of the bag. Repeat for the second frill, pinning it to the back of the bag. (Make sure the right side of the frill is facing out ie: right side of the bag is against the wrong side of the frill)
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Sew the frill to the bag with a 1/4 inch seam.
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To make the handles: Fold one of the handle pieces in half longways, right sides together, and sew a seam down the long edge. Turn right side out, press and top stitch down each long edge. Repeat for second handle.
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Pin handles to wrong side of bag (one for the front, one for the back), with the handle hanging down the bag (raw edge of handle lined up with the raw edge of the top of the bag).
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To make the bag top: Place the bag top pieces right sides together and sew seam down one of the short edges, neaten and press the seam open. While at the ironing board turn a half inch allowance along one of the long edges and press (folding to the wrong side). Measure the circumference of the top of the bag, this is how big the bag top piece needs to be, as you will be sewing them together. Mark this measurement on the bag top piece, right sides together sew the remaining short seam on the bag top piece and neaten edges.
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With the bag right sides out, pin the bag top piece on top of the frill, right sides together, raw edges matching. Try to match up the side seams of the bag with the side seams of the bag top.
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Sew around the top of the bag with a half inch seam allowance, go slowly if necessary as you will be sewing through the bag, frill, bag top and handles.
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Press the bag top piece upwards away from the frill.
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Turn the bag wrong side out. Fold the bag top piece over towards the inside of the bag, matching the folded edge to the stitching line you just made. Press and pin in place. (You can see the handles hanging down against the inside of the bag in this pic).
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Turn the bag right side out, top stitch along the lower edge of the bag top, catching in the folded edge you've just pinned (remove pins as you sew)
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Fold and press the bag handles upwards, and top stitch around the top edge of the bag, catching the handles into place.
And your ruffled bag is finished!
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DIY Bath Jellies
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DIY Bunny Easter Egg Holder
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DIY Party Hat
Posted by Team Swagbucks on Sat, February 23rd, 2013 at 11:00 amAre you ready to partay? We are now only two short days away from celebrating our 5th birthday here at Swagbucks! Do you have your party hat on, yet? Wait, what's that? You don't have a party hat? Well, we have to fix that immediately! Fortunately, I found a great Party Hat tutorial on OhHappyDay.com, ... Read More »
Adorable Owl Valentines
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Let The Kids Drive
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DIY Play Dough
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How To Crochet A Bracelet
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Week in Review – May 26, 2012
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Swag Gab Craft Corner
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Lafayette Police Trying To Connect The Dots In Mickey Shunick Case
Lafayette Police are trying to connect the dots in their missing woman case.
Day nine in the search for Mickey Shunick focused "here" near the eye-ten whiskey bay exit.
Yesterday a fisherman found her black Schwinn bike underneath the Atchafalaya Basin bridge in Iberville Parish.
That's about 30 miles from where she was last seen two Saturdays ago..
The surveillance video is believed to show the 22 year old UL student riding her bike near Lafayette City Hall
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As lifestyles and demographics shift, Americans are emerging as a nation of solo diners—one that restaurants are adjusting to meet.
As lifestyles and demographics shift, Americans are emerging as a nation of solo diners—one that restaurants are adjusting to meet.
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In a dining environment where cellphones have become as ubiquitous as breadbaskets, one recent trademark filing stands out.
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4-star motel in Taupo with an outdoor pool
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Quality Inn Lake Taupo100 Lake Terrace Taupo 3351
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The motel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This 4-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center and a meeting room.
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Cooked-to-order breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 7:30 AM and 9:30 AM.
The Lazy Trout Restaurant - Overlooking the ocean, this restaurant serves breakfast and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available.
Room service is available.
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The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
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- Water skiing nearby
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- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Ecotours nearby
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- Breakfast fee: NZD 22 per person (approximately)
- Crib (infant bed) fee: NZD 15 per stay
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Aspen Provides Panoramic View of Energy IssuesThe Energy Revolution track at the Aspen Ideas Festival provided a unique vantage point for understanding the energy landscape.
does not necessarily reflect the views of The Atlantic's editorial staff.
The Aspen Ideas Festival is known for its challenging intellectual terrain, but the physical terrain of Aspen is a powerful part of the experience, too. This is especially true for those who were here during the past week to learn more about our energy future.
A gondola ride to the top Mount Aspen (known by the locals as Ajax) opens up breathtaking vistas of mountains and valleys in the Elk Mountains, reminding you of the incredible geological forces that took place over millennia to thrust up these mountains and then wear them down.
And as you scan the snow-topped peaks on the horizon and try to wrap your head around the geologic timescale, you can't help think about how the energy choices we make today will affect the earth over the millennia to come. The views stay with you as you go from session to session, listening to experts talking about clean energy, renewables, carbon capture and climate change.
Exploring the local terrain also requires constant shifts in perspective. Ajax seems impressive enough, especially to a visiting flatlander, but then you have to readjust your scale of "how tall is tall" when you glimpse the majesty of fourteeners (mountains over 14,000 feet, like the nearby Maroon Bells).
When it comes to thinking about the future of energy, the intellectual experience is similar. You think you've got a grasp on the big picture, and then the picture gets bigger. Luckily, the Energy Revolution track offered expert guides who helped make the topic accessible to the average citizen who cares about the issues.
One of those guides was Michael Levi, David M. Rubenstein senior fellow for energy and the environment at the Council on Foreign Relations and director of the Council's program on Energy Security and Climate Change
Levi took part in a Friday session on "Powering Tomorrow," and then returned on Sunday morning for a conversation drawing on his recently published book, The Power Surge: Energy, Opportunity, and the Battle for America's Future. He was interviewed by Meghan L. O'Sullivan, director of Harvard's Geopolitics of Energy Project, who also moderated an earlier panel on "Inventing the Future."
Levi's book, released in April, is a must-read for anyone interested in our energy future. O'Sullivan described it as a "wonderful book that does what very few books do: it integrates economics, security and environment," and pointed to a favorable review in The Economist that called Levi the first storyteller of this energy revolution.
What Levi offered the audience, which was typical of all the Energy Revolution sessions, was an informed, thoughtful voice that helped provide some clarity. He took very complex, technical subjects and helped an audience of non-experts see the energy landscape through his eyes.
For instance, Levi cautioned against boosterism about the oil and natural gas booms the U.S. is experiencing. He explained that for every new job in oil industry, you get a multiplier effect, with lots of other related jobs. The obvious flip side of that: when oil production goes down, jobs get pulled down.
He recounted that when he started doing some research on what would happen if oil fell, he was told by some people: "now is not the time to be looking at downsides." Levi's angle: When things are going well, that's precisely the time to be considering potential downsides. This perspective connected back to the Saturday morning session featuring two very different scenarios of the energy future developed by Shell. The scenarios are not meant to predict the future, but to establish boundaries for what's possible.
This kind of mapping of the territory--looking at what we're dealing with now, where we need to go from here, and what the possible paths might be--is what made the Energy Revolution track especially engaging and valuable. And of course there were many voices in the conversation and the viewpoints ran the gamut, from executives and entrepreneurs, to engineers and scientists, to policy experts and environmentalists--including many panelists who have worn multiple energy hats.
The depth and breadth of our global energy system and its many complexities may still be daunting and difficult to grasp. But from start to finish, the Energy Revolution track brought together an incredible group of guides to help us get our bearings in some challenging terrain.


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The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) advises motorists planning to travel on the Golden State Freeway (Interstate 5) in north Los Angeles County to plan ahead and leave early to avoid Memorial Day holiday-related heavy traffic due to an ongoing lane closure on northbound I-5 at Templin Highway, (approximately five miles north of Castaic).
The lane closure is due to storm-related slope stabilization and roadway repairs.
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Three northbound lanes and all (4) southbound lanes will remain open to motorists.
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For road conditions in California (excluding unforeseen traffic incidents) you can call the Caltrans Highway Information Number at 1-800-427-ROAD (7623). By speaking the number of the route desired or using a touch-tone telephone and entering the highway/route number of interest, callers can get up-do-date road conditions on any highway in California.
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In order to complete the application process, students must submit the application, $30 non-refundable application fee, official college transcripts from each institution attended, and a final high school transcript (if you will have attempted less than 30 credits by the time you begin at SRU). Please have all official transcripts mailed to:Office of Undergraduate AdmissionsSlippery Rock University1 Morrow WaySlippery Rock, PA 16057 Recommended Timeline
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Event Chairperson:
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Site Chairperson:
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Hospitality: Joanne Lima
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100 E Kilgore Rd,
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269-349-5590 (fax)
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Friday, April 4, Saturday, April 5,
& Sunday, April 6, 2014
All events held at the Hickory Metro
Convention Center (HMCC)
Hickory, North Carolina
Hosted by the American Hairless
Terrier Association (AHTA)
5 UKC Licensed Multi-Breed Conformation Shows, 5 UKC Licensed Multi-Breed Altered Conformation Shows 1 Obedience Trial, 3 Rally Obedience Trials, 5 Terrier Races
and 3 Weight Pulls
Temporary Listing Numbers
will be available at these events.
Tuesday, March 18, 2014; 4:30 p.m.
eastern time.
All Events, crating, grooming and vendors will be inside the event building. Per UKC rules, please keep all grooming to a minimum
Conformation - Licensed Regular Events and Licensed Altered Events
Group Judging will immediately follow upon the completion of the breed judging for the specific group. All breeds within a group will be judged alphabetical but is subject to change at the event committee's discretion. Breed order will be posted at ringside as soon as possible after the close of entries.
Best In Multi-Breed Show Judges To be announced day of show. Note: Judging of breeds will be alphabetical within each Group. Order of Groups will be determined by the Club.
|Guardian Dog
|David Kittredge
|Glenda Bruneau
|Sighthound & Pariah Dog
|Glenda Bruneau
|Gun Dog
|Lorraine Tayeb
|Northern Dogs
|David Kittredge
|Herding Dog
|Lorraine Tayeb
|Belgian Shepherd Dog (BSD)
|Not Offered
|Paul Bruneau
|Companion Dog
|Glenda Bruneau
|Junior Showmanship
|David Kittredge
|Rally Obedience
|Mary King
|Terrier Racing
|John Nelson
|John Nelson
|Weight Pull
|Dina Davis
|Saturday - Show 1
|Saturday - Show 2
|Guardian Dog
|Glenda Bruneau
|Paul Bruneau
|Paul Bruneau
|Lorraine Tayeb
|Sighthound & Pariah Dog
|Paul Bruneau
|Lorraine Tayeb
|Gun Dog
|Rebecca Harris
|David Kittredge
|Northern Dogs
|Glenda Bruneau
|Paul Bruneau
|Herding Dog
|Rebecca Harris
|David Kittredge
|Belgian Shepherd Dog (BSD)
|Not Offered
|Not Offered
|Lorraine Tayeb
|Rebecca Harris
|Companion Dog
|Paul Bruneau
|Lorraine Tayeb
|Junior Showmanship
|Glenda Bruneau
|Paul Bruneau
|Mary King
|Rally Obedience
|Mary King
|Terrier Racing
|John Nelson
|John Nelson
|Weight Pull
|Dina Davis
|Sunday - Show 1
|Sunday - Show 2
|Guardian Dog
|Lorraine Tayeb
|Rebecca Harris
|Rebecca Harris
|David Kittredge
|Sighthound & Pariah Dog
|Rebecca Harris
|David Kittredge
|Gun Dog
|Glenda Bruneau
|Paul Bruneau
|Northern Dogs
|Lorraine Tayeb
|Rebecca Harris
|Herding Dog
|Glenda Bruneau
|Paul Bruneau
|Belgian Shepherd Dog (BSD)
|Not Offered
|Not Offered
|David Kittredge
|Glenda Bruneau
|Companion Dog
|Rebecca Harris
|David Kittredge
|Junior Showmanship
|Lorraine Tayeb
|Rebecca Harris
|Rally Obedience
|Mary King
|Terrier Racing
|John Nelson
|Weight Pull
|Dina Davis
Note: Entry Limits For Saturday OBED and RO as follows, Obedience 30/Rally 60 • Vehicle for Weight Pull: Friday, Saturday, and Sunday: Rails
Total Dog/Total Junior: Offered (all events). To qualify, exhibitors need at least one conformation win and one performance win (from any combination of events) each day to qualify for Total Dog/Total Junior. Wins do not carry over to the next day.
1. Building will be open to exhibitors at 7:30 a.m. Overnight security is not provided and no dog(s) may be left in the building overnight.
2. All times are Eastern Time.
3. There will be absolutely NO SMOKING in all buildings and designated areas.
4. No general admission or parking fees.
1. Dogs must be permanently registered with UKC, have a Temporary Listing (TL) number, or have a Limited Privilege (LP) listing number by the closing date and time in order to enter. No exceptions will be made. Entries for ineligible dogs will be returned.
2. An unentered dog may not be substituted for an entered dog.
Pre-Entries may be sent in advance online and are available at www.ukcdogs.com or may be mailed. Mail pre-entries with fees (make checks payable to UKC) to:
- Classic Entries • 100 E. Kilgore Rd • Kalamazoo MI 49002-5584.
Fax Pre Entries to: (269) 349-5590.
1. CONF: $20; Weekend PE Special $90 same dog all 5 shows
2. RALLY: $20, Weekend Special $55 - 1 entry per trial/same dog
4. T-RACE $15 - 1st race each day, $10 - 2nd race/same dog/same day
5. WPULL: $20 per entry
6. JS:$10 (Pee Wee, Sub Jr. & Pre-Jr. no charge) Pre-Entry and Day of Show
4. T-RACE: $25 - 1st race each day, $20 - 2nd race/same dog/same day.
6. JS: $10 (Pee Wee, Sub Jr. & Pre-Jr. no charge) Pre-Entry and Day of Show.
Day of Show Entry Times: Friday 3:30-4:30 p.m.
Day of Show Entry Times: Saturday 7:30-8:15 a.m.
Day of Show Entry Times: Sunday 7:30-8:15 a.m.
Day of Show Entry Times: Friday 12:30-1:30 p.m.
Day of Show Entry Times: Saturday 7:30-8:15 a.m.
Day of Show Entry Times: Sunday 7:30-8:15 a.m.
Day of Show Entry and Weigh in Times: Friday 11:30-12:30 p.m.
Day of Show Entry and Weigh in Times: Saturday 7:30-8:15 a.m.
Day of Show Entry and Weigh in Times: Sunday 7:30-8:15 a.m.
Conformation: Friday: Starting with Junior Showmanship: 5:30 p.m.; Saturday: S1 starting with Junior Showmanship: 9 a.m., Show 2 to follow Show 1 or at the discretion of the event committee.; Sunday: S1 starting with Junior Showmanship: 9 a.m., Show 2 to follow Show 1 or at the discretion of the event committee
Obedience: Saturday: 9 a.m.
Rally: Friday: 2:30 p.m.; Saturday: After Obedience, not before 10:30 a.m.; Sunday: 9 a.m.
Terrier Race: Friday: 2:30 p.m.; Saturday: TR 1 - not before 10 a.m., TR 2 to follow TR 1 or at event committee's discretion; Sunday: not before 10 a.m.
Weight Pull: Friday: 1 p.m. Saturday: 9 a.m. Sunday: 9 a.m.
1. Entries must be entered online at www.ukcdogs.com or submitted on an official UKC Entry Form (http://www.ukcdogs.com/res/pdf/fo1fbl.pdf). Downloaded copies or photocopies of this form may be used.
2. Pre-Entries may be entered online, mailed or hand-delivered to UKC.
3.Mailed Entries must include fees. Mailed entries received without fees will not be accepted.
4. E-mailed entries will not be accepted. On-Line entries may be sent to UKC. Pre-Entries must be received by the closing date and time. Entries received after closing date and time will not be accepted and will be returned. NO EXCEPTIONS.
1. Pre-Entry Payment may be made by cash (do not send cash via mail), check, money order, MasterCard or Visa.
2. Day of Show Entry Payment must be made by cash, check, or money order.
3. No entry will be accepted without payment.
4. All fees must be in U.S. funds and made payable to UKC for Pre-Entries and AHTA for Day of Show entries.
5. Post-dated checks, returned checks and declined credit cards do not constitute valid entry fees. UKC and/or AHTA will add a collection fee of $35 to the amount of each returned check or money order. Exhibitors who repeatedly submit invalid entry fees may be put on a CASH ONLY basis.
1. No refund of entry fees will be made for entries cancelled after the Pre-Entry deadline, except in the cases of bitches that come into season and are entered in Obedience, Rally, Weight Pull or Terrier Race events. In those cases, refunds may be obtained by providing AHTA (Event Secretary) with a veterinarian's certificate verifying that the bitch came into season after the closing date. The certificate may be mailed, provided the postmark is no later than the date prior to the day of the trial/race/pull, or delivered by hand to the Event Secretary before the start of judging of the performance event(s).
2. Entry fees shall not be refunded in the event that a dog is absent, disqualified, excused by Veterinarian or Judge, or barred from competition by action of Event Committee.
3. If, because of riots, civil disturbances, or other acts beyond the control of the host organization it is impossible to open or to complete a show or trial, no refund of entry fee will be made.
4. Every effort will be made to find all duplicate entries before processing. If a duplicate entry is processed, however, no refund will be made.
5. Overpayment of $10 or less will not be refunded and will be donated to the Classic Trophy fund.
6. If, in the opinion of the host club, the well being of dogs, exhibitors or spectators is at risk due to extreme weather conditions, such as, but not limited to snow storms, hurricanes, lightning, or extreme heat, the host club may cancel or stop a show or trial before completion. No refunds will be made in such cases.
7. No refunds of entry fees will be made for any entry including on-line entries that are subsequently invalidated by UKC.
8. No refund of entries will be made for entries, including on-line entries that are submitted with errors or incorrect information such as but not limited to:
- a) Dog/owner information.
b) Entering dog into wrong event/class.
c) Entering dog into an event for which it is not eligible.
d) Entering dog(s) into an event that they were not intended to be entered in.
1. Written confirmation of entries will be made by mail or email as soon as practicable after receipt of Pre-Entries. If you do not receive your confirmation by the Saturday preceding these events, please notify Event Secretary.
2. Receipt of entries will be acknowledged within 3 business days by return e-mail but this does not constitute confirmation of the entry.
1. Owners are responsible for the accuracy of information in the entry forms, regardless of who may make such errors. Owners and exhibitors are responsible for correcting any errors in their entry.
2. Dogs that, according to their owners' records, have completed the requirements for a title after the closing of entries, may be transferred from the entered class to another class for which the dog is now eligible, provided that a request for transfer is made in writing to the Event Secretary not later than one-half hour prior to the start of any regular judging at the show or in the case of two shows being held on the same day, a dog that finishes the requirements for a title in Show 1, may move up to the next level for Show 2 provided that the request to move up has been made in writing and submitted prior to the start of the judging for that breed.
3. All other corrections to entries must be made in writing to the Event Secretary not later than one-half hour prior to the start of any regular judging at the show.
4. No substitutions of dogs will be allowed without prior approval of the Event Secretary.
One armband will be assigned to each entered dog for all shows and trials in which the dog is entered for the weekend. Duplicate armbands will be available at the Event Secretary's table on the morning of the event if you do not receive your armband by mail.
1. Exhibitors are responsible for being available for judging at the scheduled time.
2. Every possible effort will be made to accommodate exhibitors who have dogs entered in multiple events, but judges are not required to wait for dogs. Exhibitors are advised to pick up their armbands as early as possible and to notify stewards in all rings affected by the conflict so that judges may more easily work around any conflicts.
3. Conformation takes priority over performance events.
4. If an exhibitor misses their scheduled judging time (for a performance event and that class has not been completed), the judge has the discretion to allow that exhibitor to run at the end of the class or mark the exhibitor absent
LICENSED CONFORMATION (regular and altered) & JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP CLASSES. See entry form instructions (#1A, #1B and #1C) for licensed classes offered at these events.
Junior Showmanship
Junior Showmanship shall consist of the following classes:
1. Pee-Wee. 2 years and under 4 years of age.
2. Sub-Junior. 4 years and under 6 years of age.
3. Pre-Junior. 6 years and under 8 years of age.
4. Junior Classes. 8 years and under 13 years of age.
- a. Novice Junior. This class is for true beginners of the sport. A junior member may compete at the novice level until they are awarded a Best Junior Handler award over an open junior or open senior. Once a junior handler competing in the novice classes defeats another junior handler from the open classes for a Best Junior Handler award they must move into the open class for the next event.
b. Open Junior. This class is for any junior handler who meets the age requirements. However once a junior handler has competed in this class, they are ineligible to compete at the novice level.
- a. Novice Senior. This class is for true beginners of the sport. A junior handler may compete at the novice level until they are awarded a Best Junior Handler award over an open junior or open senior. Once a junior handler competing in the novice classes defeats another junior handler from the open classes for a Best Junior Handler award they must move into the open classes for the next event.
b. Open Senior. This class is for any senior handler who meets the age requirements. However once a junior handler has competed in this class, they are ineligible to compete at the novice level.
1. Males judged before Females.
2. Points are awarded to the winners of the following classes offered for UKC-recognized breeds that are eligible for conformation: Puppy, Junior, Intermediate (Senior), Adult, and Breeder/Handler, Best Male of Variety, Best Male, Best Female of Variety, Best Female, and Best of Winners.
NON-LICENSED CLASSES. The following non-licensed classes are offered at these events. When non-licensed classes are offered, they must be run in accordance with the procedures outlined in the current Official UKC Rules and Regulations.
1. Group Competition. The following Groups will be offered for Regular and Altered licensed classes: Guardian, Scenthound, Sighthound & Pariah Dog, Gun Dog, Northern Breed, Herding Dog, Terrier, and Companion Dog. Each Group shall include the Best of Breed winners from those breeds assigned to that specific Group in the Official UKC Rules and Regulations.
2. Best In Multi-Breed Show. A Best in Multi-Breed Show class will be offered, consisting of the 8 winners of the Group classes (Regular and Altered).
3. Reserve Best In Multi-Breed Show. After selecting the Best In Multi-Breed Show winner, the judge or judges panel shall select from the remaining dogs in the class a Reserve Best In Multi-Breed Show winner (Regular and Altered).
4. Total Dog Award. (Offered Friday April 4, Saturday April 5, Sunday April 6). To be eligible for a "Total Dog" award a dog must:
- a. On Friday, Saturday or Sunday of the event, compete in the regular conformation classes with competition and win one of the following classes: Best Male/Female of Variety, Best Male/Female, Best of Winners, Champion, Grand Champion, Best of Breed, Group 1 through 4 (providing the group placement has competition, Best In Multi-Breed Show or Reserve Best In Multi-Breed Show, and
b. On the same day, earn a qualifying score in a performance event**.
Dogs who meet the above requirements will receive a special "Total Dog" award.
To be eligible for a "Total Junior" award a junior must:
- a. On Friday, Saturday or Sunday of the event, compete in a UKC Junior Showmanship Licensed class and earn a 1st-4th placement or an Award of Merit. Licensed classes include Novice Junior, Novice Senior, Open Junior and Open Senior.
b. Award of Merit* for UKC Junior Showmanship classes will be calculated as follows:
- • 6 Junior Handlers in competition 1 AOM
• 9 Junior Handlers in competition 2 AOM
• 12 Junior Handlers in competition 3 AOM
• 15 Junior Handlers in competition 4 AOM
• 18 Junior Handlers in competition 5 AOM
• 21 Junior Handlers in competition 6 AOM
• 24 Junior Handlers in competition 7 AOM
• 27 Junior Handlers in competition 8 AOM
• 30 Junior Handlers in competition 9 AOM
• 33 Junior Handlers in competition 10 AOM
**Qualifying performance events are Agility, Dock Jumping, Lure Coursing (registered stakes only), Obedience, Rally Obedience, Flat / Steeplechase Racing, or weight pull.
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Jameson Inn; 1120 13th Ave Dr SE; Hickory NC 28602; 828-304-0410; 828-304-
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Park Inn Gateway Conference Center; 909 Hwy 70 SW; Hickory NC 28602; 828-328-
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Quality Inn & Suites; 1725 13th Ave Dr NW; Hickory NC 28601; 828-431-2100; 828-431-
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Ramada Inn; 1607 Fairgrove Church Rd; Conover NC 28613; 828-465-1100; 828-
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Red Roof Inn; 1184 Lenoir-Rhyne Blvd; Hickory NC 28602; 828-323-1500; 828-323-
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Royal Inn; 30 Hwy 70 W; Hickory NC 28602; 828-322-4311; (828) 485-1015 (fax);
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Sleep Inn; 1179 13th Ave Dr SE, Hickory, NC 28602; 828-323-1140; 828-324-6203 (fax)
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Super 8; 312 N Oxford St, Claremont, NC 28610; 828-459-7777, 828-459-2037 (fax).
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Trott House Inn Bed & Breakfast; 802 N Main Ave, Newton, NC 28658; 877-435-7994,
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There are to be no Xpens in the building, and Crates must be stacked (limited space). Dogs may not be left in soft sided crates unattended (soft sided crates discouraged) or in crates that are open or unzippered. There will be no saving of floor/grooming/crating space. Large floor mats will not be
allowed. All exhibitors are expected to abide by the UKC Rules and Regulations and to cooperate with convention center staff, stewards and club members of the host clubs.
1. All events are held under the Rules and Regulations of the United Kennel Club, Inc. By entering this show/trial, exhibitors acknowledge that they are familiar with the rules and regulations of this sport.
2. Absolutely no alcoholic beverages or illegal drugs will be allowed on the grounds or in the buildings on the day of a UKC Licensed event.
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asked to leave the show site. In that case, no refund of any fees paid will be made. 4. UKC, AHTA, HMCC, their agents, and their employees assume no responsibility for any loss, damage, or injury sustained by spectators or by exhibitors, or to any of their dogs or property, and
further assume no responsibility for injury to children not under the control of their parents or guardians. UKC, AHTA, HMCC are not responsible for loss, accidents or theft.
5. Dogs may arrive any time prior to their scheduled time of judging. Dogs not required for further judging will be excused.
6. The "No Smoking" rule will be strictly enforced in all buildings and areas so designated.
7. Exhibitors and dog owners are expected and required to clean up after their own dogs. Any person witnessing a violation of this rule must report it to the Event Committee. The Event Committee may ask any person violating this rule to leave the event grounds. No refund will be made if an exhibitor is asked to leave the grounds.
8. UKC will vigorously support any motel that files a complaint about exhibitors who fail to keep their dogs quiet or to clean up after them. In order that the bad conduct of a few exhibitors does not spoil it for the majority of responsible exhibitors, UKC will take strong disciplinary action against any offenders.
9. UKC encourages exhibitors to present their dogs with the least amount of grooming necessary to enable a Judge to properly compare each dog with the standard of its breed. Dogs should be clean, with nails cut to a length suitable for the dog to perform the work for which it was bred, and with clean teeth. The Judge's determination that this rule has been violated shall be final. UKC enforces rules against artificially altering pigment and coat color, coat texture, and surgical alterations as outlined in the UKC Rules and Regulations.
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"That's not how Halacha works," Goldin said. "There's consensus that's required, [and] there's recognition of past practice that's required."
Goldin darkly warned that change without support of Halacha would only lead to "schisms within the Orthodox community."
Another establishment Orthodox group to oppose ordination of women is Yeshiva University, the pre-eminent institution of Modern Orthodoxy.
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Hurwitz said that progressive voices within Orthodoxy are looking to push for change in issues like conversion, the decentralization of authority and, of course, women's rights. "I think it's those issues that are going to force a conversation about how we are working together," she said. "It's not going to be the women's issues alone. "
Kohl Finegold's hope is that as women start to enter Orthodox synagogues and communities as religious figures, they will be appreciated not just as women, but also as leaders.
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In any case, the maharats insist they are here to stay, controversial or not. As they look to the future, the three graduates are only hopeful.
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For the truly creative Architects out there, this is a truly unmissable opportunity to work at the front end of projects. You will be working closely with Clients developing conceptual designs on a multitude of projects, from high-rise Residential, to Commercial, Education and Retail. Once agreed, a full program of works will be developed, and you will ensure that the design intent maintains integrity through to completion. Experience working on large, high-end design Commercial or Residential projects is an absolute must.
Regional office of a leading British Architectural Practice who have been established in the Middle East for over 5 years. An ideal opportunity for a Design Architect who is looking to Practice in the Middle East, or for a local who is simply looking for a great career opportunity.


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City of Providence Closes For Day -- April Fool's Day, 1986
Carolyn Fox, a disc jockey for WHJY in Providence, Rhode Island, announced that the 'Providence Labor Action Relations Board Committee' had decided to close the city for the day. She gave out a number for listeners to call for more information. The number was that of a rival station, WPRO-AM. Hundreds of people called WPRO, as well as City Hall and the police. Even more called into their offices to see if they had to go into work. WHJY management later admitted that it had never imagined its joke would have such a dramatic impact on the city.
April Fool Categories: Government, Radio, United States, 1986, Fake Warnings.
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Pinch and Coil: A Hand Building Pottery Workshop
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Sat, 03/22/2014
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10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Pinch and Coil is a Hand Building Pottery Workshop. The North Central Louisiana Arts Council and Louisiana Tech Grad Student Casey Parkinson host the children's workshop to teach how to mold clay and hand build pottery. The session is at The Dixie Center for the Arts from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Saturday March 22nd, and supplies will be provided. There is a registration fee to attend.
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Medium sized satchel bag. Leather with silver hardware throughout. Top zip closure with metal embossed CNC zipper pull. Double leather top handles and removable adjustable shoulder strap. Square stamped leather at front and metal embossed CNC logo plate at back. Nylon interior logo lining with large zip pocket and two slip pockets. Body length 12 inches; height 8¼ inches; width 4½ inches. Handle drop 6 inches.
Material: Leather
Brand: C'N'C Costume National
Origin: Imported