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The Varsity Girls Hockey team travelled to Canlan Ice-York on Wednesday, December 3rd to participate in a mini-match tournament.
Drop by the "Oaklands" arena this week to catch some exciting hockey action at the 30th edition of the Brother Arthur Memorial!
When I was in university, I had the fortune of having a very well-known and respected politics professor who constantly reminded everyone of the fact that he was an atheist. He found what he called "organized religion" to be ridiculous. However, after a most interesting lecture on the invasion of Stalingrad.
News and events from the desk of the Principal. This month includes exam prep, the Christmas Food Drive, daily school masses, and the event calendar for December and January.
The Advent season began on Sunday, November 30th and it will not be long until the Christmas holidays are here. There were many highlights for Junior School students during the month of November including: classroom Mass in the chapel, the Junior School lunch intramurals, the Remembrance Day Ceremony and the "Out of the Cold" Service activity where the Junior School students brought in items and collectively made 80 toiletries kits to donate to Men in need.
At this time, on behalf of the Del Parents' Association would like to wish all of our families a very safe and healthy Christmas season. We would like to extend our appreciation and thanks to all parents who have volunteered and assisted our association throughout the year. We look forward to your continued support and working together with all of you!

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Winnipeg Free Press - PRINT EDITION
Working for Hitchcock really was for The Birds
The title of the movie is The Girl, but the focus of the story is really the guy.
And in The Girl, the guy is a creepy, nasty, noxious, pathetic and despicable little man.
The fellow portrayed in the film is legendary movie director Alfred Hitchcock, whose moviemaking genius spawned such suspense classics as Psycho, Rear Window, Vertigo, Torn Curtain and The Birds. It's during pre-production of the last on this list that The Girl begins, with Hitchcock seeking a young female performer to star in his avian-attack horror story.
Hitchcock -- performed brilliantly here by English actor Toby Jones -- believed that the birds were actually the stars of The Birds, so it didn't really matter who played the female lead. At the suggestion of his wife, Alma (Imelda Staunton), who spotted an attractive blond in a TV commercial, Hitchcock offered a screen test to model turned actress Tippi Hedren (Sienna Miller).
Despite her complete lack of movie experience, Hitchcock gave her the role of Melanie Daniels, a stranger who arrives in the sleepy seaside town that's about to fall victim to a furious feathered invasion. At first, the director acted as a friendly and supportive mentor to his young star, teaching her about the craft of acting and schooling her on some of life's finer things. But as filming on The Birds got underway, Hitchcock began to develop a sexual attraction that soon became an obsession.
Hedren, a single mother in her early 30s, did not welcome her boss's increasingly aggressive advances, and the relationship turned ugly. How Hitchcock chose to respond to being rejected is best demonstrated by The Girl's recreation of filming of The Birds' most notorious scene, in which Hedren's character is attacked by birds in the attic of a house.
As shown here, Hedren was told that shooting the scene would take one day and would involve stuffed birds that "flew" at her on wires rigged inside the soundstage. When she arrived at the studio, however, Hitchcock informed her that the scene had been altered to include real birds, which were thrown at her by stagehands as she fought to protect herself inside a screened-in set.
Shooting lasted five days, and Hedren suffered numerous injuries that actually forced Hitchcock to shoot for a week without his star.
It's a terrifying and very revealing sequence, but it isn't anywhere near the beginning of the end of the Hitchcock/Hedren relationship. In fact, the director offered the actress the starring role in his next film, Marnie, after Grace Kelly opted not to take the part.
Hitchcock's obsession deepened, and his mistreatment of Hedren became even more dark and twisted. In the end, when it finally became clear even to him that she would never return his "love," Hitchcock basically halted Hedren's acting career by keeping her locked into a contract that forbade her to work for anyone else.
When HBO showcased The Girl for TV critics last summer during the U.S. networks' semi-annual press tour in Los Angeles, Hedren, now 82, agreed to sit on an interview panel with Jones and Miller. When asked to reflect on her Hitchcock-movie ordeal, she offered this rather emphatic observation:
"I can look at myself in the mirror, and I can be proud. I feel strong. And I lived through it beautifully. He ruined my career, but he didn't ruin my life."
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KAPOLEI, United States (AFP) - South Korea's Park In Bee hopes to celebrate a year atop the women's golf world rankings with her first victory of 2014 in the LPGA Lotte Championship this week.
"Obviously the time has gone really fast," she said. "This was the week I took over the No. 1 spot last year, and a lot of things happened since this week last year.
"I've had a lot of wins, and I've experienced a lot of things. A lot of things going well for me in my career. I feel like I'm probably a lot more mature player than I was last year, and I feel more comfortable out here, and being in the No. 1 spot feels a little more comfortable now."
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My feedback on S7 (and general STO playing experience):
I was away from the game for few months, left just before S7. Returned, installed, created a character. Played like 20-30 minuts and quit the game. Nothing has changed.
Quick scan through the missions: nope, nothing new. Look at PvP queues: nope, nothing new (or rather: no one, literally). Looked into inventory: yay, grind slots. Looked into C-Store: yay, new ships.
Content? Nope, no new content. Something new to PvP? Nope, nothing new to PvP (as in - there is no PvP at all, at least at start).
So my feedback on season 7 is definitely negative. S7 done nothing to make me want to return or to keep me playing. NOTHING. Repeating all the same, boring storyline I've gone through few dozen times without any hope on something new? No, thank you.
I read the description of season 7 and it's features. But it was so friggin dissapointing to see it with your own eyes.


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The lightsabre looks like it should be in No More Heroes.
Anyway it looks like a generic big budget action movie from the trailer which is what I was expecting but still kinda disappointing. It being set on Tattooine (which I've seen enough of to last 20 lifetimes) doesn't help.
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Did you drive to the Eugene People's Climate March? That's one of the questions being hotly debated in web comments and listserv discussions following the climate rally and march in Eugene Sunday, Sept. 21, corresponding with rallies in New York City and in 130 countries around the world. Some Eugeneans even flew to New York for the massive march there.
ODOT recently sprayed Highways 36 and 126. For daily information call ODOT Herbicide Application Information Line (888) 996-8080. Or call Tony Kilmer at the Springfield office at 744-8080 for herbicide and additives information and to ask what time a highway was sprayed.
Oregon's rivers aren't meant to flow in straight lines. They are meant to meander and twist under the shade of native trees, giving fish like threatened upper Willamette spring Chinook a safe route to the ocean and back. Humans haven't just dammed and straightened the Willamette — we've boxed it in with construction and with the gravel mines fueling that construction.
University of Oregon professor emeritus Cheyney Ryan was a consultant in settling a 2011 federal case against Yale that led to changes in how that school addresses sexual violence. But last week the UO sent out an email to alumni in the Portland area appearing to criticize Ryan's competence, saying that TV station KATU had misrepresented "the expertise of a retired UO faculty member" in a series on sexual assaults and the university.
• Peace Week in Eugene began Sept. 14 and continues with the Sweet Peace Festival from noon to 5 pm Saturday, Sept. 20, at Whiteaker Community Head Start Center at 21 N. Grand St. The People's Climate March (see below) is part of the series. The finale will be from 3 to 4 pm Sunday, Sept. 21, at the Nobel Laureate Peace Park at Alton Baker Park. Call 485-1755 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
StoveTec, a local for-profit stove enterprise, is pledging financial support for StoveTeam International, a nonprofit organization that brings safe, fuel-efficient and low-emission stoves to communities in Mexico and Central America. Under the new sponsorship, StoveTec — which markets wood cook stoves developed at Aprovecho Research Center in Cottage Grove — will donate a portion of its domestic for-profit sales to support StoveTeam International.
The crux of the City Hall debate appears to be what makes sense economically: tear down or rebuild? And appearance: Can we sustain the function of this building and upgrade its tattered look? That's what the Eugene City Council will be considering when it meets for a work session and regular meeting Sept. 22 and additional work session Sept. 24.
Does our City Council know:
In mid-July, Eugene resident David Nickles was at the canoe landing below the River House on the Willamette River, a stretch of water he visits with his son two or three times a week, when he alleges he saw the city essentially "dumping trash into the river."
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"Probably some of my fondest olfactory memories are the smell of burning marijuana at the University of Oregon," says Joshua Marquis, district attorney for Clatsop County. "I smoked dope when I was a freshman, and it didn't kill me, and it didn't turn me into a drug addict."
About $24 million in federal funding for the West Eugene EmX project passed the Metropolitan Policy Committee unanimously last week, according to Rob Zako, executive director of Better Eugene-Springfield Transit (BEST). "We are looking forward to work proceeding efficiently with minimal impacts, and to seeing the new EmX line open in just over two years," he says. BEST has been holding "listening sessions" with the community over recent months and plans to release a report next month. An online survey is at best-oregon.org.
ODOT plans to spray Highway 36 as it did in May. A notice was received as follows: "This is to give our two week notification of ODOT shoulder spraying on Highway 36 between MP 0-24 and 32.2-52.5. The herbicide application schedule is tentative and is subject to change due to weather, equipment breakdowns and availability of product." For daily information call ODOT Herbicide Application Information Line (888) 996-8080. You may also call Tony Kilmer at the Springfield office at 744-8080.
Neighbors were curious to say the least last year when Clay Gautier and Gail Baker decided to demolish a single-story house on 32nd Street in southeast Eugene and custom-build a net-zero home in its place. A net-zero home produces as much or more energy than it uses, and the homeowners were happy to answer the questions of inquisitive passersby. "Everybody has always been welcome to come take a look and walk around," Baker says.
Barely a year after hosting a Sunday neighborhood potluck when the foundation was first laid last August, the now-completed net-zero energy house will be featured in this year's BRING Home and Garden Tour Sunday, Sept. 14.
When you live in Eugene, the phrase "track town" is so ubiquitous it borders on cliché.
But as the latest movie being filmed in Eugene by former UO runner and filmmaker Alexi Pappas, Tracktown hopes to illuminate the allure of the local running obsession.
On Friday, Aug. 29, Pappas and her team rounded up 150 or so locals and 20 professional runners to be extras for a scene with legendary local runners Andrew Wheating and Nick Symmonds filmed at UO's Hayward Field.
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• A town hall meeting on "Elder Abuse Prevention" will be from 6:30 to 7:30 pm Thursday, Sept. 4, at the Viking Sal Senior Center, 245 W. 5th Ave. in Junction City. Reps. Val Hoyle and Vic Gilliam and attorney Sylvia Sycamore will be on the panel.
This November, Oregonians have the chance to make their state the first to require genetically modified organisms (GMOs) to be labeled as such. In the wake of failed GMO-labeling ballot initiatives in Washington and California, representatives of Oregon's "Yes on 92" campaign have invited biologist Michael Hansen to drum up support for the measure.
We hear that nearly 90 percent of the 1,300 beds at the Capstone housing project called 13th & Olive are leased and new leases are expected to be signed through September. The construction work that remains will be completed by move-in around Sept. 23.
Do you know the three reasons Eugene City Hall should not be torn down?
1) It will cost taxpayers many millions more than other options.
2) The plan calls for a "ceremonial" City Hall to house only the council chambers, mayor's office and city administration.
3) The plan violates the city's commitment to sustainability.
Here's a pop quiz to see how well you understand the issues.
What will the city lose in tearing down City Hall?
In 2003 the Lane County Commission voted to move to a "last resort" program in using herbicides on county roadsides. The plan to put a moratorium on pesticide use was in response to concerns for human health as well as concerns for Willamette River steelhead and Chinook salmon. On Sept. 9, with impetus from Commissioner Jay Bozievich and with the encouragement of pro-pesticide group Oregonians for Food and Shelter, the county's Integrated Vegetation Management Program "last resort" policy will be up for discussion.
• Lane County Commissioners are meeting at 9 am Tuesday, Sept. 9, to consider the use of herbicides along county roads. Chemical agriculture lobbying groups want the county to use toxic sprays. Sign up at Harris Hall at 8:45 am to voice your concerns.
• Giustina Land & Timber, 345-2301, plans to hire Western Helicopter Services, Inc., 503-538-9469, to aerially spray 43 acres near Crow Creek with aminopyralid, glyphosate, imazapyr, metsulfuron methyl and/or sulfometuron methyl. See ODF notification 2014-781-00875, call Brian Peterson at 935-2283 with questions.
Oregon DEQ has settled Christopher John Bartels' appeal of the civil penalty assessed against him by DEQ in July of 2013 for illegally discharging wastewater from his meat processing and packing facility to ditches flowing to Fern Ridge wetlands on two occasions in 2011 (EW 6/27/13, goo.gl/Xb41PD), by reducing the $15,600 penalty originally assessed to $10,200. DEQ's settlement with Bartels also includes an additional $7,600 penalty for illegal discharges of blood waste to Fern Ridge Reservoir in February of this year (EW 5/8, goo.gl/BhX5vP).


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Tuesday, 18 May 1999
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- Labour apology for MoD gay ban
- Dando footage is used in TV plea
- BARAK'S TRIUMPH: `Today we rejoin the family of nations'
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- Barak,s Triumph: Chance to honour Wye Agreement
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- Parliament - Scottish Assembly: Lib Dems get key jobs in Scotland
- Thousands lose right to jury trial
- War In The Balkans - War Crimes: Serbs `hiding murder evidence'
- War in the Balkans: Briefing: Day 56
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- Keane given bail in assault case
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- Barak's Triumph: Blair's aide helped Barak to landslide
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- Sally Army turns to the rich
- War In The Balkans: Blair pins his colours to cause of refugees
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Jan 28 Carolus Gallus, [Karel de Haan], Dutch lawyer/pastor/vicar, dies at 85 on this day in history.
Jan 30 In the year 1606 death of everard Digby, English conspirator (b. 1578)
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How You Can Help: Info on donating to Salvation Army and Victory Mission back-to-school programs
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - Although summer has just begun, The Salvation Army is already gearing up for its 2013 Back-to-School Assistance Program. Each year, The Salvation Army helps hundreds of local children by providing them with basic school supplies, backpacks, shoes and clothing from its thrift stores. Last year, The Salvation Army helped more than 1,000 local children start the school year right through its back-to-school assistance program! "We hope that the assistance we provide helps level the playing field for these children," Major Claire Grainger, Springfield Corps Officer said. "While we can't supply everything, we can help with the very basics needed for the first day of school and for some these children the very basic items are all that they'll have."But helping so many requires the help of many others. Donations of school supplies and children's clothing are urgently needed. New or gently-used children's clothing may be taken to The Salvation Army's Family Thrift Store - 1737 S. Campbell Ave. - Monday through Friday from 9 am until 7 pm & on Saturday from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m.Clothing DonationsSuggested clothing donation items include button-down shirts, jeans, blouses, sweaters, skirts, pants, t-shirts, etc. - boy's & young men's clothing is always especially needed for this program.School Supply Donations School supply donations can be dropped off anytime at The Salvation Army's main office located at 1707 W. Chestnut Expressway. The following are needed:Backpacks Rulers CrayonsFolders#2 pencils Notebooks & notebook paper Small pencil boxes Glue Ink pensColored pencils 4" blunt scissors & 5" sharp scissors Primary tabletsVolunteer 'Shopping Buddies' are also needed.Back-to-School Assistance Program: Distribution Numerous volunteers* are needed on Monday, Aug. 5 during the following volunteer shifts to act as 'shopping buddies' for the children & families receiving back-to-school assistance from The Salvation Army. Volunteer 'shopping buddies' will assist clients as they gather school supplies and select clothing from The Salvation Army's thrift store.To sign-up please contact Audrey Esther at (417) 862-5509 ext. 116 or email email@example.com. When signing-up, please indicate the volunteer shift(s) you'd like to help with and if anyone will be joining you. *Volunteer 'shopping buddies' must be at least 18 years old.Shifts go from a.m. to noon, noon to 4 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 5.Back-to-School Assistance Program: Setup Volunteers are needed on Saturday, Aug. 3 and Sunday, Aug. 4 during the following shifts to help The Salvation Army prepare for its 2013 Back-to-School assistance program. Volunteers are needed to help sort school supplies, pack backpacks, itemize children's clothing and prepare the thrift store for Monday's event.To sign-up, please contact Audrey Esther at (417) 862-5509 ext. 116 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. When signing-up please indicate the volunteer shift(s) you'd like to help with and if anyone will be joining you. Volunteers between the ages of 7-14 are welcome to help, but must be accompanied by an adult at all times.Shifts are as follows: Saturday, Aug. 3 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., and 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. On Aug. 4, shifts are from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., and 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.All volunteer events for the Back-to-School assistance program will take place at The Salvation Army's Thrift Store located at 1737 S. Campbell Ave., which is near the intersection of Campbell & Sunshine Avenues. To support the year-round outreach of The Salvation Army Ozark Area Coordination financial contributions can be sent to The Salvation Army, P.O Box 9685 in Springfield MO, by calling 1-800-SAL-ARMY or by visiting http://donate.salvationarmyusa.org - 82¢ of every dollar goes directly toward programs & services that help local Ozarks residents in need. 24TH ANNUAL BACK TO SCHOOLThe Salvation Army's 24th Annual Back to School 2013 is scheduled for August 6 at Central Assembly of God. To date, throughout more than two decades, this outreach has blessed over 53,000 K-12 students with school supplies, Scholastic books and clothing to help them succeed in school. This year, we hope to assist up to 2,500 deserving children.If you are a family that needs assistance, please register your children for this outreach:Date: July 15-27 (every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturdays only)Time: 9am-4pm (weekdays) and 10am-2pm (Saturdays)Venue: Ministry Center, 2nd floor, 1715 N. Boonvile (weekdays) and Victory Vintage Thrift Store, 824 W. Commercial (Saturdays)*An original social security card or government DFS print out must be presented for each child.*Each adult must present a photo ID, social security card and proof of income.If you would like to help with this outreach, you can:1) Give a BTS Gift - just $35 provides school supplies, clothing and a $20 gift card.2) Organize a drive for school supplies and new or gently used clothing. Click here for a list of supplies.3) Volunteer with registration, event setup and cleanup, and distribution of supplies - individuals and groups of all ages are welcome and needed! Call Emily Yeap at 417.864.2213 or send an e-mail.4) Purchase $1 cardboard school buses at Christian Publishers Outlet, Rapid Roberts stores and Golden Corral (N. Kansas Expwy.) to help us raise funds.Click here to view some photos from last year's exciting Distribution Day on August 7 at Central Assembly of God.
Register for Victory Mission's Back to School Giveaway
SPRINGFIELD, MO -- Springfield Victory Mission is inviting needy families with children in grades K-12 to register for free school supplies, backpacks and gently used clothing for the upcoming school year through its 24th Annual Back to School Outreach 2013.Registration begins Jul. 15 and continues every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday through Jul. 27. It will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Victory Mission's Ministry Center, 1715 N. Boonville (second floor) on weekdays, and from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Victory Vintage Thrift Store, 824 W. Commercial on Saturdays. Families who live in any county in southwest Missouri, and meet free/reduced school lunch guidelines are eligible to register for this outreach. Each child registered must have an original social security card or a DFS government printout. Parents/guardians must also present a valid photo ID, social security card and proof of income.The school supplies, backpacks and clothing will be distributed at the fun-filled Back to School event on Aug. 6 at Central Assembly of God, 1301 N. Boonville. Families are encouraged to bring along their children's old backpacks to exchange for the new ones.Since 1990, Victory Mission has partnered with the community to send more than 53,000 disadvantaged children in the Ozarks back to school with confidence and the right tools to learn."Our Back to School outreach has grown to be the largest school supplies giveaway in southwest Missouri and this year, we hope to help up to 2,500 children from less fortunate households," says Victory Mission Executive Director Jim Harriger. "We ask the community to support our effort in giving them a successful start to the school year and bringing smiles to families."The public can help by volunteering on event day; purchasing a $1 cardboard school bus at selected Rapid Roberts stores, Christian Publishers Outlet, 4145 S. National Ave. and Golden Corral, 2734 N. Kansas Expwy.; or providing a $35 Back to School gift per child. Donations can be made online at www.victorymission.com, over the phone by calling 417-831-6387 or by mailing a check payable to Victory Mission, P.O. Box 2884, Springfield, MO 65801. For more information, visit the website listed above.
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Last week, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jason Carter shared via this column his vision for public education in Georgia.
With all of the attack ads running on TV this election season, Georgians have no doubt had their fill of pessimism and negativity.
As a father and a school superintendent, I have an extremely personal interest in the state of our schools. I also have a great respect for the democratic process: the opportunity for vigorous debate and the potential created by new and innovative ideas.
Human nature has changed little over time, but human behavior has. We no longer burn heretics at the stake or torture animals for sport ... well, not the way we did in the past. At least today we pay lip service to social justice and the rule of law.
I have asked the two major gubernatorial candidates to talk to Georgia public school teachers about their respective education platforms.
It's looking more and more possible that voters will have to return to the ballot box after the general election.
If I die anytime soon - and I have no plans to do so at the moment - please see that the first paragraph of my obituary reads, "He was past president of the University of Georgia National Alumni Association." You can save for later paragraphs the part about my being often mistaken for Brad Pitt and my uncanny ability to put commas where they don't belong.
It's been said that fall is the Southerner's reward for surviving summer. I believe that with all my heart. Autumn is my favorite season, the one I look toward with almost giddy anticipation.
With all of the focus on campaigns for governor and senator, it's easy to overlook the fact there are other statewide races on the ballot for November.
I just hung up on another perfectly nice volunteer asking me to send money to a political cause I wholly support. I also dumped a half dozen unopened letters from worthwhile organizations into the recycle bin. I've contributed to some of these groups for over 40 years.
Last Saturday while the Bulldog nation sweated out a 35-32 victory over the Tennessee Volunteers that should not have been as hard as our scholar-athletes made it, former head football coach and athletic director Vince Dooley's first team at UGA was recognized on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.
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Anyone with a sense of history who has watched the fascinating new Ken Burns documentary on PBS, "The Roosevelts: An Intimate History," may have experienced a sense of déjà vu during episode six, which chronicles the tumultuous events of 1939-44.
I have one of the most interesting jobs in the world. One day I am advising world leaders on the nuances of international monetary policy. The next day I am consoling a distraught reader who thinks I need to "look within myself spiritually."
Over the past 10 years, Georgia has served as the location for a wide-ranging experiment in economic theory.
My fellow Georgians: In order to keep my national certification as a modest and much-beloved columnist, it is required that I submit to you at the first of every year my State of the Column message. (Yay! Clap! Clap! Clap!)
It's hard to believe that was only President Barack Obama's sixth State of the Union address. It feels like he's given so many more. Maybe that's because the man seems to be constantly talking. And talking. The talking is the background noise of much of the last decade, auditory wallpaper that seems to line the corridors of everyday life.
Gov. Nathan Deal's office released his state budget for fiscal year 2016 late last week, and if you work your way through the numbers in the document you will see a significant turning point in recent state history.
Allen Peake is a man on a mission. The five-term Republican state representative from Macon is the driving force behind proposed legislation to legalize medical marijuana in Georgia.
When Jody Hice and Barry Loudermilk went to Washington last week, they left Georgia with the adulation of tea party activists who had voted to elect them as the new representatives for the 10th and 11th House districts. Hice and Loudermilk discovered quickly that those good feelings aren't guaranteed to last long.
I saw my brother do it when he was a kid. My husband said he did the same thing: spend hours making a model airplane and then one day, set it on fire and launch it from the highest window in the house. All that work, down in flames. Kaput!
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The Sixth Annual Westwood Art Show happens on Saturday, September 13 at the Westwood Town Hall, so artist and organizer Jessica Thayer stops by to talk with Anne Arenstein about the event.
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Artistic Director John Lewandowski said the project at the former Bell Telephone Exchange Building on Harrison Avenue will also benefit the community.
"How the arts can lead revitalization in a neighborhood like Westwood and how the arts are a critical part of the fabric of our community that helps keep us together and give us pride in our neighborhood and pride in what we're doing," Lewandowski said.
Like many Cincinnati neighborhoods, Westwood has been working on plans to revitalize its business district.Now residents have a chance to share their ideas Saturday during a community meeting. John Eby said it's the culmination of five years of work."What we're asking people to do is to come together as a community and really give us their feedback on their ideas on what should happen within our business district," Eby said.
Cincinnati residents who live in police District 3 are getting a chance to offer their input on what the new police headquarters' for that area will look like. Officials are holding a community meeting Tuesday evening. Stakeholders from all neighborhoods in the district are invited to assist with the design and public components of the new facility.
Several organizations now say they're ready to move forward on planning for a Westwood Civic Square. Four organizations sent an e-mail Tuesday to Mayor Mark Mallory and Council Members on the project.


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James rushed 28 times for 158 yards against the Seahawks on Sunday. He also caught two passes for eight yards and threw a two-yard touchdown.
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Shock Doctor Calf/Shin Wrap
Product Information:
The Shock Doctor ™ Calf/Shin Wrap keeps you comfortably padded and protected during any activity. Z-Grip ™ adjustable strap closure offers the perfect fit, and an independent four-strap system lets you decide the amount of compression you prefer. Adjustable and removable shin support and pressure dispersion pads enhance protection.
- Z-Grip ™ adjustable strap closure offers fit for any size
- Independent four-strap system allows you to choose the amount of compression you desire
- Adjustable/removable shin support and dispersion pads
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Customer Reviews:
Shock Doctor Calf/Shin Wrap
Variable Pressure, Variable Results
I didn't feel confident in the product. The 4 straps allow you to customize the pressure, but I was unsure of how much was right. Also, the "One Size fits all" doesn't seem true as it didn't even wrap all the way around my calves. I buy small-medium compression socks elsewhere.
June 11, 2012
Awesome wrap
I was bumming because I had been getting ready for a race and probably over did it and wasn't sure my calf could take the hills. My son mentioned that he had an injury like mine and couldn't even walk, but with the brace he could actually run. I purchased this brace on my way to the race and it worked like a charm. I would highly recommend anyone with a calf pull to try it.
June 4, 2012
Great compression wrap. Love the adjustability of it. Got it for a 5k race and my calf held up.
May 28, 2012
Leg sleeve I was looking for
It was easy to put on and remove. It kept my leg warm.
May 28, 2012
I would buy this again!
This seemed to solve or definately help my son's shin splints! Very good quality, seems to wear very nicely also.
May 14, 2012
Great product!!
This is a great product.Very comfortable,easy to put on.Does not move,slide or turn at all when running.The only thing i wish i could do was wash it in the wash Machine :) But Hey you cant get everything LOL! :) I highly recommend these shin wrap!
May 14, 2012
Amaziing support
Pulled my gastroc muscle playing tennis. Gave it a couple weeks to heal, was very unsure about coming onto the court. The morning of my first match returning from the injured list, I picked up this product, and have NO PAIN, and NO HESITATION to make quick movements on the court. HIGHLY recommend this.
May 2, 2012
Wouldn't call this a Calf Wrap
I purchased this product to help support a pulled calf. It is really more for a shin.
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I was originally looking for a one piece sleeve type brace. This was all I found at Dick's. I had a torn calf muscle and used this a week after the original injury during a volleyball game. It definitely helped but I felt I needed something tighter or more supportive. Shin splints this week. I'll try this product for that tonight for tennis!
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Indiana Jones: professor of archaeology, expert on the occult, obtainer of rare antiquities and star of the latest Lego game. Not bad for a guy named after a dog...
The decision to immortalise the wise-cracking hero in Lego form is clear: the Indiana Jones films are almost as iconic as Star Wars, and their cheeky humour runs parallel with the tongue-in-cheek approach of the recent Lego games.
With the building blocks already in place from the Star Wars games, it hasn't been too difficult for Traveller's Tales to whip the engine into shape and recreate the original three films in a style fit for Dr Henry Walton Jones, Jr.
Builders of the lost ark
Things kick off with Raiders of the Lost Ark and Indy's quest to capture the golden idol from a Peruvian temple. Don't expect an easy ride: even though it acts as the game's training mission, you'll still need to tread carefully.
There are plenty of traps to avoid, and mastery of Indy's bullwhip is crucial. A quick flick of the Wii Remote will crack the weapon, allowing Indiana to disarm enemies and flick switches.
Although tracking down in-game screenshots is harder than finding the Grail itself, we've got it on good authority that anyone familiar with Lego Star Wars should instantly recognise the HUD.
Collecting Lego gems for fortune and glory plays as big a part as always, and there will be plenty of breakable objects and secret items tucked away for you to find on your own or with a friend in co-op.
Things will also be more puzzle orientated than before, and you'll need to combine Lego Technic pieces to progress. Once the relic's been snagged it's time to escape the collapsing temple.
The boulder chase is featured in its entirety so you'll be running into the screen and hurdling objects. The level's conclusion features a battle through the jungle to the waiting seaplane, snakes and all.
Then it's off to Nepal to locate Marion Ravenwood and her medallion. A battle with the Nazis is in store, and things really heat up when the buildings start burning down.
Indy's ability to 'weaponise' the objects around him really stands out. He can pick up items to attack people with, so the bar is perfect for a fight because it's packed with stools and bottles.
The Nepalese mountains and ancient structures bulk out this portion of the game (in the film it was simply one bar scene), so don't think you'll escape any temple action for long.
Talk about a bad date
Cairo's markets are up next, followed by the dig scene - with plenty of snakes to avoid - then its a car chase, a level in the submarine dock (along with the Bantu Wind and U-Boat) and finally an explosive finish at the secret island where you'll witness Major Arnold Toht's infamous melty-face scene in all its Lego glory.
If you thought that Lego Star Wars was visually impressive, you're in for a treat. The locations in the films are far more exotic and colourful than Star Wars and Batman, and Traveller's Tales have really stepped up their game.
Environments have a pseudo-realistic edge, so the Lego elements of an ancient shrine look really striking next to, say, a beautiful jungle backdrop.
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One plane crash later and you'll be fighting through the jungles of India, trying to defeat its many creatures. The trip to Pankot Palace is fraught with danger, but the elephant rides are simply adorable.


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purchased one of the star cookie cutter packs online (you can get these
everywhere now), found a rolled cookie recipe and got baking! You may prefer to
do these with gingerbread, but I am not a fan so went with a vanilla cookie
This was the first time I had used this recipe and made this tree so I made a double batch and made heaps of star biscuits in different sizes. This way I was able to pick through the best of them once I got my technique right.
Rolled cookies can be time consuming and I always find they stretch when you try to move them to the tray. My number one rolled sugar cookie tip would be:
TIP: Always roll directly onto baking paper. Then cut your cookie shape, remove the excess and place the baking paper directly onto the tray and in the oven.
The only disadvantage of doing it this way is that you don't fit as many cookies on each tray. This works so well if you have enough trays and oven space. They don't take to long to cook and it was so much easier than constantly tearing cookies and stretching them out of shape.
Once they were all cooked I picked out the best of them and arranged them in sizes. I then trialled them as a 'tree to see how I wanted to stack them. I decided that 2 of each size worked really well.
TIP: Next I coated them in glaze icing instead of royal icing. I found it heaps easier to work with and it tasted much better. I used this recipe and instead of piping I dipped them in the icing (with the assistance of a spoon to pour over the top). It was a little messy but I loved the effect of having the icing cover the entire biscuit for this tree.
Once they were dry I used white glaze icing to pipe my 'icicles'. They were a simple 3 lines made with a small round piping tip.
Then for the fun bit arranging the tree! Getting it centered is essential and I used a daub of icing between layers to stick. I then used smaller iced star for the top.
For a final touch I sprinkled icing sugar (confectioners sugar) for 'snow'.
I was so happy with how the tree looked. It will make a stunning centerpiece for the table on Christmas Day.
I practiced my piping skills with some of the extra cookies left over.
The kids even made their own little Christmas trees to leave out for Santa on Christmas Eve.


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Holiday, the new Bollywood release in North America from Reliance, claimed a $413k opening weekend from limited release in 144 theaters. The film posted a $108k opening day on Friday and went on to earn $154k on Saturday and $150k on Sunday.
Holiday tells the story of Captain Bakshi (Akshay Kumar) as an off duty soldier on vacation. The thriller is written and directed by A.R. Murugadoss.
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This course provides a full introduction to pre-clinical safety testing relating to regulations and guidelines in Europe at the national, Committee on Human Medicinal Products (CHMP), and International Conference on Harmonisation (ICH) levels. The course may feature tailored case studies, including in-depth discussions of specific contemporary scientific/regulatory preclinical issues, and/or instructor-led group work on specific cases.
Instructors are leading European-based experts in preclinical safety testing and safety sciences. Topics are presented through interactive lectures and hands-on workshop training methods, with emphasis on practical application of the regulations and guidelines pertinent to pre-clinical and clinical medicines development and registration. The course focuses on development of small molecule medicines and biologically derived medicines.


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The meta message of a recently published CDC article mistakenly minimizing the impact of excessive drinking, and puts patients at risk for all of the well-known consequences from such drinking.
Resilience is an individual's ability to be protected from the development of an illness, including addiction.
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ASAM's Board of Directors approved a document that could position ASAM to lead the development of performance measures for addiction clinicians.
ASAM announces its participation in the newly formed NIDAMED Coalition of Healthcare Organizations.
On March 10th, the Task Force published a final recommendation statement on primary care behavioral interventions to reduce illicit drug and nonmedical pharmaceutical use in children and adolescents. The statement claims that "the current evidence is insufficient to assess the balance of benefits and harms of primary care–based behavioral interventions." To support the recommendations, the Task Force also posted an evidence report which summarizes the studies the Task Force reviewed. Along with the final recommendation statement and evidence report, the Task Force also released a fact sheet that explains the final recommendation in plain language.
ASAM submitted comments which expressed concerns about unintended consequences that may result from the Task Force's recommendations. ASAM is concerned that the recommendation may dissuade willing primary care providers from screening for substance use disorders since there is "insufficient" data to support the benefits of brief intervention, which could include referral to treatment. For most children and teenagers, their only health care intervention may be an annual visit with their pediatrician or other primary care provider. A simple, one-question query about their use of licit or illicit substances can have its own positive effects on a patient's self-awareness and the relation of health to their substance use.
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I have this lisp that AllenJessup gave to me and it's about 15 years old. The purpose of it, is to create points at a specified offset from a faces normals along it's vertices.
Basically, what is going on is that I have 3D faces extracted from a Civil 3D surface. I tried to created a surface from these 3D faces and use SURFOFFSET, but it will not work for me.
So, after a discussion in another thread, if this lisp could be updated and perfected, this would help out huge with a feature that is left out of Civil 3D. Nothing in this lisp should require Civil 3D however.
Is it possible to have this lisp run and ask you to select 3D faces, then after selection, ask for the offset value you would like the points to be from the normals of the face at each vertices, then produce the points?
Any help would be appreciated. I wish I had a knack for lisp, but I'm more of a visual person, coding hurts my brain.
Yours should, a tried and true method. With UCS and capture of the newpoint coords;
And luck in posting the text of the code.
; return Ucs coords, AusCadd.com
(DeFun dxf_EU (gn edL / vv )
(if (and (setq vv (cdr (assoc gn edL)))
(member gn (list 10 11 210 ))) ; others may exist!!!
(trans vv (cdr (assoc -1 edl)) 1) vv ) )
(princ" MassPnts ")
; MassPnts Original Author - AllenJessup
(Defun c:mpp () (arxload "geomcal")
(princ"\n Sel 3DFaces for 10du offset points, no direction control: ")
(if (setq ssi 0 fqi 0 ss1 ( ssget ) ) ; Select
(setq ssq (sslength ss1) )
(while (< ssi ssq)
(setq en (ssname ss1 ssi) dL (entget en)) ;
(if (= "3DFACE" (Dxf_eu 0 dL))
(setq P1 (dxf_eu 10 dL) P2 (dxf_eu 11 dL) fqi (1+ fqi) ;
P3 (dxf_eu 12 dL) P4 (dxf_eu 13 dL)) ; iff 4th ;
(command "point" (c:cal "P1 + 10*nor(P1,P2,P3)")) ; set First Point
(setq npe1 (entlast) np1 (getvar "lastpoint" ) )
(command "point" (c:cal "P2 + 10*nor(P2,P3,P1)")) ; set Second Point
(setq npe2 (entlast) np2 (getvar "lastpoint" ) )
(command "point" (c:cal "P3 + 10*nor(P3,P1,P2)")) ; set Third Point
(setq npe3 (entlast) np3 (getvar "lastpoint" ) )
(if P4 (command "point" (c:cal "P4 + 10*nor(P3,P1,P2)")))
(if P4 (setq npe4 (entlast) np4 (getvar "lastpoint" ) ))
(grdraw p1 np1 1) (grdraw p2 np2 1) (grdraw p3 np3 1)
(if P4 (grdraw p4 np4 1) )
(setq ssi (+ ssi 1))
) ; Close while
(princ (strcat "\n : " (itoa ssi) ", Faces: " (itoa fqi )))
(princ" done ") (princ) ) ; def
I tried this out and the result didn't really change much from the original. Maybe I misunderstood your post. I attached my result. Some points don't offset at all, while others move along the edge of the face, and others offset perpendicular from the face.
I'm sorry if I'm misunderstanding your post. I'm not good at figuring out how the code is supposed to go.
Me either, of understanding most posts.
My version, when loaded, created POINTs as per the original lsp that you posted, with some other features that we used.
Attached should be about the same thing.
Look up loading a lsp file, if that is a problem.
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