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Raymond Domenech has dreams of managing Ireland
Former France manager Raymond Domenech has revealed that he 'dreams of managing' the Republic of Ireland football team.
Former France manager Raymond Domenech has revealed that he 'dreams of managing' the Republic of Ireland football team.
France's Pascal Papé has lost his appeal against the 10-week ban he received for kneeing Jamie Heaslip during Ireland's 19-11 RBS 6 Nations win.
France scrum-half Morgan Parra will miss the rest of the RBS 6 Nations after suffering cruciate knee ligament damage during the first half of Saturday's defeat to Wales in Paris.
Dan Biggar scored a try and Leigh Halfpenny kicked five penalties as Wales kept alive their RBS 6 Nations title hopes by beating France in Paris.
George North claimed Wales were right back in the hunt for the Six Nations title after a 20-13 win over France in Paris.
Wales and Italy have secured dramatic away victories in the third round of games in Six Nations, with Scotland and France suffering surprise defeats.
Watch Dan Biggar score against France after superb skill from Rhys Webb and Dan Lydiate
France lock Pascal Papé has appealed against his 10-week ban for kneeing Ireland's Jamie Heaslip in the back, claiming the suspension "was excessive and disproportionate".
Hannah Tyrrell returns to the Ireland Women's side to face England in the only change to the team beaten by France.
Ireland U-20 coach Nigel Carolan has named an unchanged team from that which beat France for Friday's Six Nations clash against England at Donnybrook Stadium.
France coach Philippe Saint-Andre has relegated powerful centre Mathieu Bastareaud to the bench for Saturday's RBS 6 Nations clash against Wales in Paris.
Wing George North and prop Samson Lee have both been recalled by Wales for Saturday's RBS 6 Nations clash against France in Paris.
With four rounds to go in Ulster Bank League Division 1A, leaders Lansdowne remain in pole position for a home semi-final despite losing a thrilling game to UCD at Belfield on Saturday.
All Blacks captain Richie McCaw has given the clearest indication yet that this rugby season will be his last after media reports in France suggested he may be headed there after the World Cup later this year.
Toulon scrum-half Sebastien Tillous-Borde has been drafted into the France squad for their RBS 6 Nations game against Wales after Rory Kockott was ruled out by injury.
France lock Pascal Pape has received a ten-week ban for kneeing Ireland No 8 Jamie Heaslip in the back during their Six Nations clash in Dublin.
France must sweat still further on Pascal Pape's RBS 6 Nations campaign after his disciplinary case over kneeing Jamie Heaslip in the back was adjourned until Thursday morning.
France locks Pascal Papé and Manon André will discover today what punishment they will face after being cited for incidents involving Irish players in last weekends men's and women's RBS 6 Nations actions.
France lock Pascal Pape has been cited for kneeing Ireland number eight Jamie Heaslip in the back during Saturday's Six Nations clash in Dublin.
Former Ireland hooker Frankie Sheahan says that Ireland's slim margin of victory over France may turn out to be of more value than it seems.


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Obamacare case: All eyes on 2 justices
The keys to the case are expected to be John Roberts and Anthony Kennedy.
The keys to the case are expected to be John Roberts and Anthony Kennedy.
It's Bush vs. Clinton at Wall Street's wealthiest bank.
The slow launch of her campaign means she's largely defenseless amid a spate of rough stories.
Simon says she ought to be worrying a lot about pride.
How the Kentucky senator picked a fight with the DEA and became one of Washington's top drug policy reformers.
I've dealt with the Russian justice system. Putin's "investigation" will go nowhere.
Inside the power struggle at Clinton, Inc.
He was one of Vladimir Putin's most determined foes. But he never hid behind anyone's back. Who murdered him?
Nigel Farage creates a stir among American conservatives—the wrong kind.
Glenn Greenwald, Pierre Omidyar, Adnan Syed and my battles with First Look Media.
Wisconsin's governor faces a lingering campaign probe back home.


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Brighton and Hove Albion Football Club
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Brighton & Hove Albion have parted company with French winger Alex Frutos by mutual consent.
The 25-year-old moved to the Withdean Stadium from Metz two years ago but made only 36 starts for the Seagulls and spent most of last season on the substitute's bench.
Brighton boss Dean Wilkins told the club's official website: "Unfortunately things haven't worked out as either we or Alex had hoped, and the decision was reached amicably and made in the best interests of both the club and the player.
"I would like to thank Alex for his efforts during his time here and wish him all the best for his future career."
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After 150 years, the exquisite flavour of Margaret´s Hope reminds us of a wistful tale.
Situated in north Kurseong at an elevation ranging from 950 meters to 1830 meters, the 150-year-old famous Margaret´s Hope Tea Estate was once called Bara Ringtong. At the beginning of the 20th century, legend has it, the then-manager of Ringtong, Mr Bagdon, rechristened it to Margaret´s Hope.


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Ringland, McBride, and Haddad win seats on Court of Common Pleas
A contest to fill three judges seats in the Clermont County Court of Common Pleas resulted in fairly strong wins by three Republican judges, two of which were incumbents to their seats.
Fraley elected to another term as county auditor
Veteran Clermont County Auditor Linda Fraley earned another term in the office with a nod from voters Tuesday night, gaining 68 percent of the vote in her campaign against challenger Greg Conrad.
Rotary looking for students to study abroad
The Batavia Rotary Club is now accepting applications for students between the ages of 15 and 18 to join the more than 8,000 young people from around the world every year to participate in the Youth Foreign Exchange Program.
Local firefighters make use of mobile simulator
More than 60 Union Township Fire Department personnel trained on the department's fire mobile training unit at Fire Station #10 in Withamsville Nov. 2-3. The mobile training unit, which is 51 feet long and two stories high, is designed to provide fire flashover and rollover simulations.
West Clermont, Milford school levies rejected
Levies and bond issues met with mixed results this election, with several prominent attempts to find additional funds voted down by Clermont County citizens.
Vote tips toward Schmidt
Republican Jean Schmidt is claiming victory over Democratic challenger Victoria Wulsin in Ohio's 2nd Congressional District race. But because Schmidt's margin of victory is not large, Wulsin has said she is not prepared to concede.
Clermont is home to champion coon dog
A Clermont County coon-hunting dog named G&E Fightin' Side has won the World Championship of Coon-Hunting. Held last month at an area known as the Land Between the Lakes in Aurora, Ky., the World Championship of Coon-Hunting is an annual event that attracts thousands of raccoon hunters from across the country.
Wulsin and Schmidt vie for 2nd District seat
Dr. Victoria Wulsin, the Democratic candidate running for Congress in Ohio's 2nd district, hopes to unseat Republican Jean Schmidt, who is currently serving her first term in congress.
Miniature cows find a new home in Clermont County
Miniature cows, the latest craze sweeping the country, can now be found in Clermont County. Last month, Jim and Kristina Sanders had six miniature cows brought in from Washington state.
Newby challenges Uecker in 66th District Ohio House race
Democratic candidate William Newby is challenging Republican incumbent Joseph Uecker in the Ohio House of Representatives 66th District race.


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The Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC®) has issued a Request for Information (RFI) to solicit industry input into a Fusion Standards Study to be conducted in preparation for the planned OGC Web Services, Phase 7 (OWS-7) Testbed. OGC also seeks to establish alliances with other Standards Development Organizations (SDOs) having technology relevant to fusion.
In the context of this RFI, "Fusion is the act or process of combining two or more pieces of data or information regarding one or more entities in order to improve the capability for detection, identification, or characterization of that entity".
This RFI is based on requirements and contributions from several OGC Member organizations, including the National Geospatial-intelligence Agency (NGA), BAE Systems - C3I Systems, and Lockheed Martin.
The Study will conduct a survey of standards and implementations that support geospatial fusion. It will review existing standards regarding fusion; recommend future standards or integration or harmonization of standards; and plan for evaluating standards through OGC's OWS-7 testbed to be conducted later this year.
Responses to the RFI are requested by August 12, 2009. The RFI below includes instructions for how organizations can respond. Please contact George Percivall at gpercivall [at] opengeospatial [dot] org with any questions.
OGC testbeds, pilot projects and interoperability experiments are part of OGC's Interoperability Program, a global, hands-on collaborative prototyping program designed to rapidly develop, test and deliver proven candidate specifications into OGC's Specification Program, where they are formalized for public release.
Telecon: Dial-in +1 512 225 3050 passcode:55699#
Date / Time: 07/28/2009 : 11:00 AM - 01:00 PM
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Location: Herndon Conference Room - 483B Carlisle Dr. Herndon, VA 20170
WebEx Session Logistics:
- To join the teleconference use this dial-in information: +1 512 225 3050 passcode: 55699#.
- To join the Webex session: 1. Go to https://opengeospatial.webex.com/opengeospatial/j.php?ED=114548557&UID=0 2. Enter your name and email address. 3. Enter the meeting password: FusionRFI28 4. Click "Join Now".
With the help of Plugweek participants, the NGA will examine the suitability and performance of these profiles and corresponding profile compliance tests. The NGA is providing cost-sharing funds and seeks to involve as many participants as possible.
The RFQ/CFP invites prospective participants to submit proposals for providing and deploying hardware and software and contributing to the final technology suite for the test network. The sponsor will decide which submitters will be offered cost-sharing funds. Participants will use the profiles mentioned above and also schemas and data provided by the NGA.
NSG Profiles Plugweek is an opportunity for vendors, users, and other interested parties to mutually refine services, interfaces and protocols in the context of a hands-on engineering experience that is intended to shape the future of the NGA's web based information distribution systems. Another benefit is that this effort has well-defined objectives, while providing a significant opportunity to explore alternatives in a unique hands-on engineering context.
Instructions for submitting proposals are provided in the RFQ/CFP. Proposals are due by August 3, 2009. Non-member proposals will be considered if a completed application for OGC membership accompanies or precedes a letter of intent to submit a proposal.
The primary use of OWS Common is as a normative reference for other OWS standards. Those standards currently include the OpenGIS Web Map Service (WMS), Web Feature Service (WFS), and Web Coverage Service (WCS) Standards. Rather than continuing to repeat this material in each Implementation Standard, each standard normatively references each relevant part of OWS Common.
The 30 day public comment period begins April 20, 2009 and closes on May 20, 2009. Comments will be reviewed and processed by the OGC Membership. The intent is to edit the OWS Common standard and move the revised document to be an approved OGC standard. The OpenGIS® Web Services Common Standard Request for Comment document can be downloaded below.
Selected responders will participate in the Kickoff Teleconference and weekly progress teleconferences.
Each shall render a verbal report weekly during this teleconference. (In lieu of written reports)
Selected responders will work directly with the sponsor to select test networks, functions and schedules.
1. Online Sensor Alert Service (SAS) using XMPP and KML on at least one of the three networks.2. SAS Best Practice specification to be used: http://portal.opengeospatial.org/files/?artifact_id=15588 3. Company personnel at designated site (see Demonstration Deployment below) during EC09 Demonstration.
Selected responders shall work directly with the sponsor to coordinate accreditation of the computers and software that they will use to provide the SAS.
Selected responders shall work directly with the sponsors to conduct Technology Integration Experiments (TIEs).
Selected responders shall provide an SAS server for deployment at a location identified in negotiations with OGC and sponsor approval.
Respondents shall provide an indication of their qualifications to participate.
Respondents shall provide a single $US figure for their reimbursement. WBS breakouts are not required.
Respondents shall identify personnel who will work the program and provide a brief summary of their qualifications.
17 April RFP/RFQ Reopened - SAS Solicitation announced27 April 0900, EDT Responses Due to techdesk [at] opengeospatial [dot] org 29 April Selected respondents notified and contract work begins
4 May Kickoff (Teleconference or in person at OGC Office, Herndon, VA)6 May Security Accreditation Documentation input sent to Sponsor20 May First Technology Integration Experiment (TIE) conducted
26 June Open Internet TIEs concluded
10 July Demonstration Hardware and software installed at location TBD.31 July EC09 Field Portion concludes
14 August Final Report information provided to sponsor
All questions are to be sent to techdesk [at] opengeospatial [dot] org. They will be answered daily as Clarifications and posted to this webpage.
Annex A
Annex B
Annex C
EC08 Concept Architecture
EC08 As Built Architecture
EC09 Funding Spreadsheet
EC09 Proposal Template
EC09 Pilot RFP Clarification 1
The membership of the Open Geospatial Consortium, Inc. (OGC) is requesting comments from the public on the candidate OGC Document, "The OGC Specification Model - Writing Modular Specifications".
This document, prepared by the Policy 1.0 Standards Working Group, derives from the collective experience of members in developing and implementing OGC standards, geospatial applications, platforms and services. It provides a logical model and template for candidate standards to assure their internal logic and conformance to accepted software development procedures and the OGC's policy and rules regarding the structure of standards and the types of information that they must provide. The policy guidance will make implementation of OGC standards and the construction of compliance tests easier through enforced traceability of requirements to implementation tests, and it will make modularization of both standards and implementations more explicit and consistent across dependent standards and implementations.
This standard has been referred to as the "core and extension model" due to the insistence on a modular structure throughout all parts of a standard and its implementation. Eventually, all OGC standards will be transitioned to the new structure. This will help standardize the manner in which OGC standards are written and implemented, making implementations easier to test for compliance, thus improving interoperability between and swap-ability between implementations.
The 30 day public comment period begins March 12, 2009 and closes on April 11, 2009. Comments will be reviewed and processed by the OGC Membership. The intent is to edit the Specification Model candidate standard and move the document to be an approved OGC standard. The Specification Model Request for Comment document can be downloaded below.
The membership of the Open Geospatial Consortium, Inc. (OGC®) is requesting comments from the public on the candidate OpenGIS® Web Map Tiling Service (WMTS) Interface Standard.
The candidate WMTS Interface Standard is much like the OGC's popular Web Map Server (WMS) Interface Standard, but it enables better server performance in applications that involve many simultaneous requests. To improve performance, instead of creating a new image for each request, it returns small pre-generated images (e.g., PNG or JPEG) or reuses identical previous requests that follow a discrete set of tile matrices. This proposed standard provides support for multiple architectural patterns - KVP, REST and SOAP.
The 30 day public comment period for this document begins February 26, 2009. Comments are due by March 29, 2009. After the OGC's WMS Standards Working Group has addressed comments received in response to the WMTS RFC the draft documents will be submitted to the OGC Technical Committee and Planning Committee for their review and possible approval as an adopted OGC Standard.
The membership of the Open Geospatial Consortium, Inc. (OGC) is requesting comments on the candidate standard OpenGIS(R) GeoLinking Service (GLS) Interface.
The candidate GLS standard defines an interface for services that provide the ability to "link" data that contain information about geographic objects, such as census tract population statistics, with data in another repository that contains the actual geometry (points, lines, polygons). For example, a table of populations of cities on one server may not contain the geometry information that describes the cities' locations and boundaries, while a second server may house the cities' geometry. The candidate GLS standard describes a set of interfaces for both servers that lets the city name be used as a "common geographic identifier" to join the population data to its geometry, so the user can create a map or perform geospatial analysis on the linked data.
The members of the Open Geospatial Consortium, Inc. (OGC) have submitted a Request for Comments (RFC) on version 0.2.2 of the Earth Observation (EO) Products Extension Package for ebRIM (ISO/TS 15000-3) Profile of CSW 2.0 (OGC document 06-131). (ebRIM is the electronic business Registry Information Model from the OASIS standards organization. CSW ("Catalog Services - Web") is an OGC standard that specifies a catalogue application profile based on ISO19115:2003/ISO19119:2005 metadata with support for XML encoding per ISO/CD TS 19139 and HTTP protocol binding.)
The EO Products Extension Package for ebRIM Profile of CSW 2.0 draft standard is an OGC Best Practice. It specifies an Application Profile of CSW 2.0 that is based on the OpenGIS® Geography Markup Language (GML) Encoding Standard Application Schema for EO Products.
The EC09 OGC Pilot is sponsored by a US agency which will provide cost-sharing funds to offset expenses associated with the initiative. The sponsor and the OGC intend to involve as many participants in the initiative as possible and thus are soliciting proposals that will enhance and/or make use of the initiative outcomes. This RFQ/CFP is soliciting partners to provide and deploy hardware / software for the pilot network. Responses are due by January 14, 2009 and the Pilot Kickoff Meeting will be held the week of 10-11 February 2009, in the Washington, DC area. Technology deployments will be complete by July 17, 2009, followed by a two-week demonstration phase for the remainder of July.
The EC09 OGC Pilot will examine the suitability and performance of OGC Sensor Web Enablement (SWE) and OGC Web Services (OWS) standards for providing open management of and access to sensors of varied types and Web service access by analysts to the resulting data and products. Several use cases and supporting workflows are provided to enable understanding of the design of the pilot. The use cases involve both sensor management and exploitation by a targeting analyst.
The EC09 OGC Pilot RFQ/CFP documents can be downloaded below.
OWS testbeds are part of OGC's Interoperability Program, a global, hands-on and collaborative prototyping program designed to rapidly develop, test and deliver proven candidate specifications into OGC's Specification Program, where they are formalized for public release. In OGC's Interoperability Initiatives, international teams of technology providers work together to solve specific geoprocessing interoperability problems posed by the Initiative's sponsoring organizations. OGC Interoperability Initiatives include test beds, pilot projects, interoperability experiments and interoperability support services - all designed to encourage rapid development, testing, validation and adoption of OGC standards.
The OWS-6 sponsors are organizations seeking open standards for their interoperability requirements. After analyzing their requirements, the OGC Interoperability Team recommended to the sponsors that the content of the OWS-6 initiative be organized around the following threads:
The OGC Sensor Web Enablement framework has achieved a degree of maturity through previous OWS interoperability initiatives and deployments worldwide. OWS-6 will focus on integrating the SWE interfaces and encodings into cross-thread scenarios and workflows to demonstrate the ability of SWE specifications to support operational needs. Emphasis for SWE during this phase of the OWS test-bed will be on:
This GPW thread aims to build on the progress of previous testbeds with a focus on maturing the interoperability and capabilities of OGC web services in a service-oriented architecture with particular emphasis to address OGC web service security issues. To satisfy mission-critical goals, the architecture must not only provide for integration of a wide variety of service capabilities and resources, it must do so and ensure authenticity, integrity, quality and confidentiality of services and information. To meet these goals, the following task areas have been identified:
The Aviation Information Management (AIM) subtask is a new thread within OWS to develop and demonstrate the use of the Aeronautical Information Exchange Model (AIXM) in an OGC Web Services environment. The AIM subtask shall focus on evaluating and advancing various AIXM features in a realistic trans-Atlantic aviation scenario setting by devising and prototyping a Web Services Architecture for providing valuable aeronautical information directly to flight decks, Electronic Flight Bags (EFB) and hand-held devices (such as PDAs and Blackberries) while the airplane is at the gate or en-route to its destination (for the purposes of OWS-6, the aeronautical information in the latter case does not depend on the knowledge of the airplane's location).
AIXM was developed by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and Eurocontrol as a global standard for the representation and exchange of aeronautical information. It was designed as a basis for digital aeronautical information exchange and for enabling the transition to a net-centric, global aeronautical management capability. AIXM has been developed using the ISO 19100 modeling framework and has two major components: a conceptual model presented in the form of an UML class model and a data encoding specification which was developed using the OGC Geography Markup Language (GML). Both have been tailored to the specific requirements for the representation of aeronautical objects, especially the temporality feature that allows for time-dependent changes affecting AIXM features. More information about AIXM is available on www.aixm.aero. In support of the above objectives, the OWS-6 AIM thread shall perform tasks in the following areas while ensuring that the integrity of data is preserved throughout all data exchange operations:
Decision Support Services having an emphasis on applications of geospatial and temporal information has been a recurring thread in previous OWS testbeds. This thread focuses on presenting and interacting with data obtained from the sensor web and geoprocessing workflows in the most effective ways to support analysis and decision making. The focus for DSS in OWS-6 builds on portrayal, WMS Tiling, and integrated client work from OWS-4, with additional work on 3D visualization and integration of the built environment and landscape. This thread will encompass these capabilities and task areas:
Validating compliance with an OGC specification means verifying that a software product has implemented the specification correctly by testing the software interface for response and behavior that is outlined in the specification. Verifying compliance to the standard is necessary in order to achieve interoperability. As a result, geospatial application vendors desire to provide their potential costumers a means to verify adherence to OGC standards as a measurable discriminator for the interoperability of software products. Similarly, users desire assurance that acquired software components will interoperate with their existing investments in OGC-compliant technology. The Conformance and Interoperability Test and Evaluation (CITE) thread is intended to provide the geospatial industry (consumers and vendors) a methodology and tools that will test compliance with OGC web services.
The OGC Interoperability Program and the OGC Specification Program have achieved a great deal of momentum as a result of the multiple OGC web service specifications that have recently been published. Key consumers in the geospatial industry are modernizing their enterprises based on the applicability and interoperability of OGC web services. The major geospatial industry consumers require verifiable proof of compliance with OGC specifications in order to reach the desirable outcome of interoperability. Furthermore, as the OGC technology stack has matured, a group of interfaces has emerged that represents a baseline of technology needed to implement a fully interoperable, end-to-end spatial data infrastructure. The CITE threads in previous OWS projects have made significant progress towards having a complete suite of compliance tests for this baseline of interfaces.
A major focus of OWS-5 was on achieving consensus on the format and content of an Abstract Test Suite (ATS). The OWS-5 CITE participants agreed to follow the ISO guidance for writing Abstract Test Suites. The ATS are used to develop Executable Test Suites which are the scripts that the TEAM Engine runs to conduct an automated compliance test. A major focus of OWS-6 CITE will be in clearly documenting the approach to defining Abstract Test Suites. This will be a great benefit to the OGC community as the OGC Architecture Board (OAB) requires that new specifications be published with an accompanying ATS. In addition, a focus of OWS-6 CITE will be to expand the usability of the existing OGC compliance tests by "tailoring" these tests for specific schema profiles and/or data.
Proposals for cost reimbursement are due by September 5, 2008.
The following clarifications apply to the Request for Quotation/Call for Participation in OGC Web Services, Phase 6 (OWS-6) as issued on 21 July 2008. This list will be updated as additional clarifications are needed. The most current list will always be posted here:
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Chester Faces a Badgering Bully
Chester and his pals have been getting bullied by a badger and do not know what to do. Mrs. Raccoon sits the kids down and...
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Chester and his pals have been getting bullied by a badger and do not know what to do. Mrs. Raccoon sits the kids down and tells them a story. In the story a forest floor is covered with shiny yellow stones that are cherished and collected. One day a blue stone, with sharp points, is found among all the fabulous yellow stones. No one wanted this ugly rock until they were shown how to value it and help the stone become a better stone. So the animals went to work chipping off the points and polishing the rock. Soon they had a shiny rock they could cherish, though it was still blue.
Chester and his pals return to school ready to show some yellow rock spirit toward the bully badger. As a group they approached the badger so closely that the badger became scared. When Chester got nose-to-nose with the badger he smiled and invited the bully to play with everyone. Astonished, the badger agreed and soon after he stopped his bully ways and joined the other animal kids. He was even conscience of being gentle so his quils would not bust the toys.
This is another cute Chester Raccoon picture book that helps young children understand sometimes difficult concepts. This one on bullies takes a rather benign approach that may work with younger children. The story had the bullied kids be extra nicer to the bully, hoping they can wear down his anger, frustration, loneliness (Mrs. Raccoon's theory), and whatever causes kids to bully.
The illustrations are colorful, expressive and convey the story well. I think any young child would love this book and would learn to be a little nicer to others and to include others despite appearances or defenses. That is a terrific thing to instill in children. The fabric of our society is only as strong as the threads which weave it. A nice message: be nice even to those who treat you badly because you just might help that person change for the better. OK, maybe that is a lot to get from a 32 page young children's picture book, yet I say what I think in reviews and I think this book is a wonderful way to entertain and teach.
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NEWBURGH, Ind. — It may sound strange right now in the Midwest to hear talk about flood damage, but it's been a conversation topic at meetings for more than a year in this southwestern Indiana town of 3,000.
In the spring of 2011, Newburgh was besieged by heavy rains and flooding. All that water caused a prominent hillside to slip further toward the Ohio River. But the problem has been addressed and it should never happen again, according to Cynthia Burger, the newly retired town manager.
Burger was Newburgh's administrative chief during the 2011 flood - which reached almost-epic proportions - and the reconstruction of the hill at the Old Lock and Dam Park.
A reception last week at the Old Lock and Dam site by the town and the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) celebrated the end of the project. Town officials said it could not have been completed without the support of the NRCS.
Burger said the project has cost about $750,000. Leanna Hughes, who served as president of the Town Council during the restoration project, said town officials were stunned when they learned the problem was so severe.
"You may not know how important this project has been or how overwhelming it was to us. There is no way we could afford to fix this," Hughes told the group gathered for the reception.
Constructed with fill when Locks and Dam #47 was constructed in the late 1920s and early 1930s, the first slip of the hill was noted in 2008.
In an earlier interview, Burger said fill was layered over shale at the time of the dam construction.
With heavy rain events through the years, the saturated soil caused the bedrock to fracture and allowed moisture to seep into the cracks. She said geologists examining the damage estimated the slide started 15 feet under the surface, so it went unnoticed for several years.
Burger contacted FEMA when the first slide appeared as a drop-off on the east side of the hill. FEMA doesn't deal with landslides of this type, she was informed, and at that time NRCS did not consider the situation an emergency.
Only after the 2011 floods, and further sliding of the hill, did NRCS rank the situation as an emergency and agree to help fund the restoration project. The more serious slip had caused damage to the foundations and utility lines of the two cottages formerly occupied by a lockmaster and an assistant; buckled a long series of concrete steps that run from the top of the hill to the street below; and posed enough danger of collapse, that the town engineer recommended keeping the public away from the popular area.
Assistant State Conservationist Roger Kult said funding for the project came through the Emergency Watershed Project (EWP). He represented State Conservationist Jane Hardesty, who is serving currently in Washington, D.C.
"Only after all other means have been exhausted, will EWP funds kick in," he said. "At that time, EWP can step in locally to reduce the impact of the hazards. This program does not work without the efforts of local sponsors."
Local sponsors in this case were the town and the Warrick County Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD), he said. Rebuilding a hillside was not familiar territory for the SWCD or NRCS in Indiana, Kult said, noting disasters in this area typically involve floods and tornados. State Conservation Engineer Mike Cox oversaw the reconstruction.
Warrick County SWCD Supervisor Geralyn Bradley presented the town a scrapbook with photos of the project from start to finish.
Town Engineer David Hynes, of Commonwealth Engineers, said after the first slide was noticed, geotechs monitored the hill, and in May 2011 warned him significant work needed to be done. "The work that's been completed up there will stand the test of time," Hynes said.
Brian Fox, project manager for Blankenberger Brothers, Inc. of Cynthiana, Ind., told the group there are still a few things that need to be finished on the project, such as laying sod over the gash waiting for Vectren Energy to relocate a gas line. "But come spring," he said, "the facilities will be open and everything will be greened up."
The town owns the two houses on the hilltop and rents them out for overnight stays. The houses have been not been used since the slip. NRCS funded 75 percent of the restoration, Burger said. The award was announced March 1, 2012, and construction began last summer. To keep the hill stable, pilings were forced into the ground about 30 feet and the hill was graded to a new angle.
New steps were poured and the cottages' foundations were repaired. Kult recognized other state NCRS staff who assisted with the Newburgh project: Craig Farmer, Travor Shepard, Chris Lee, Dan Hovland and Scott Christ.
Having a dry summer allowed the project to be nearly completed before the end of 2012. So, while farmers were praying for rain last summer, those working on the Newburgh hill were happy to see dry conditions.
Ironically, on the day of the reception, the Ohio River again approached flood level and muddy water lapped at the tree line across the road from the restored hill. But, no one was worried about a hillslide in Newburgh.
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Open Letter To Hemp Supporters from Kentucky Kate
Submitted by kentuckykate on Wed, 09/19/2012 - 16:21Good afternoon Daily Paulers! This is my first time posting to the DP, although I've been reading this page since the very beginning, back in the 08' campaign. Just as a little background, I've been a Ron Paul fan since 07, when his videos woke me up and I met a bunch of Liberty Lovers here in KY, who educated me and tempered my fiery passion for freedom into something a little more...shall we say....useful?
Since waking up, I've worked on Ron's campaign, Rand's campaign, and countless Liberty candidates and/or Tea Party candidates in Kentucky. I've worked on gun legislation, property rights, campaign finance, and food freedom issues with much pomp and zeal. But no issue has affected me so tenaciously as the Industrial Hemp issue.
The first time I heard Ron Paul say that hemp was more useful than corn in making ethanol, I immediately set out on a mission to absorb everything I could about this incredible plant. I learned about biofuels and plastic, explosives and milk. I learned about Kentucky's history, and how we used to be a rich, self-sufficient state with a whole lot to lose from the vicious assault on cannabis. I learned about building materials, and how we could literally grow our own homes with hemp concrete, fiberglass, particle board, and fabrics. I was inundated with information from the likes of Gatewood Galbraith, Craig Lee, and many other hemp warriors in the Commonwealth.
Since working with these grand pioneers of the grassroots Liberty movement, some friends and I decided we should form a coalition of hemp supporting groups in Kentucky. This coalition would be comprised of legislators, grassroots, Dems, Repubs, Tea Parties, Liberty folks, environmentalists, and pretty much anyone who had a vested interest in seeing industrial hemp come back to the Commonwealth.
We held seminars to educate people about hemp, we lobbied our legislators and rising political candidates, we've talked to Sheriffs, Judge Executives, we've gotten the word out in interviews, newspaper articles (google: industrial hemp kentucky), even on TV and of course all over the web. We've worked our tails off to educate the people of this Commonwealth, and, not surprisingly, the people of KY are READY for hemp!
Our farmers need a cash crop, need something to turn to since the great tobacco buyouts, need something to sustain their family farms! And we need industry in Kentucky! This state is gorgeous, with rolling hills, and miles of rich farmland. There is no reason our farmers should be struggling the way that they are!
So I'm reaching out to you Paulers all over the country. I'm asking you for help, to spread the word about industrial hemp in Kentucky. There are already several states on the verge of legalizing hemp, but none have the legal structure that we have in Kentucky. Our hemp growing is already in KY law. For more on that, please see my last post on our website kentuckyhempcoalition.com. My post contains details about the KY Hemp Commission as well as links to the state law on hemp passed in 2001.
Even our Junior Senator and one of the most popular KY Republicans ever, Rand Paul, is supporting industrial hemp. He has reached out and asked his supporters to donate to the Kentucky Hemp Commission to jump start the industrial hemp movement. And I guarantee that if we legalize hemp here in KY, it will mean jobs not just here in KY, but all over the country. Can you imagine the difference in cost for a young person making lip balm in Texas to order their hemp oil from KY instead of from Canada? Or the company in North Carolina who manufactures homes out of hemp hurds and lime? How much cheaper could those houses be if they got their materials from Kentucky? And then Tennessee? Then Missouri, Iowa, South Dakota, and all the other states who would soon follow suit?
So I'm asking you to spread the word. Check out kentuckyhempcoalition.com for more detailed info, and if you get the hemp bug like I have, please donate to the KY Industrial Hemp Program Fund. You can either send a check directly to the KY State Treasurer, made out to "Industrial Hemp Program Fund," or you can donate via RandPAC, at their secure site. http://www.randpacusa.com/donate_hemp.aspx?pid=0913a
The hemp Commission was set up in 2001 and specifically designed to accept money, gifts, and donations from private as well as public sources. The hemp warriors from that generation fought hard to make sure that every day Joes like you and me were able to donate to this fund. But why? Why the specifics, and why set it up to receive private donations if it was a state fund under the Agriculture Department? Well that is best summed up in one word. POLITICS. They knew that the politicians in Frankfort would NEVER fund the commission without a jump start. They would gripe and complain that there wasn't enough research, or that the law enforcement agencies wouldn't support it, and it was NEVER FUNDED! But that is precisely what the Hemp Commission was created to do! Research! And to make sure that industrial hemp became a reality!
That's why I'm reaching out to DP readers. Ron Paul's supporters are the most educated and passionate grassroots supporters in the country. And it's not just about gold, or foreign policy, it's about freedom for all! It's about doing the right thing out of kindness and good will, not because some thug holds a gun to your heads and yells "DONATE!" It's about freedom and as Ron always says, "Freedom is Popular." And freedom spreads!
I'm sorry that this post turned into a short novel! I read the rules before posting, and noted the section about keeping it short and sweet. However, there is way too much to talk about on this subject, and so little time! Please check out kentuckyhempcoalition.com for more details about the KY Hemp movement, and check out the industrial hemp section of takebackkentucky.com for link to the 1996 University of KY Hemp Study. And anyone who wants more information or wants to move to KY to help us (there's a lot of cheap land out here right now) can contact me any time at firstname.lastname@example.com
Sorry for the long post! Thanks for reading! Please share, repost, tweet, whatever you do! Thanks!
Katie Moyer
Chair, Kentucky Hemp Coalition
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New Hemp Advocates Tout Hemp Economic Growth
Seriously, this growing movement in Kentucky is quite exciting. This is a brand new news article on New Industrial Hemp advocate touting economic growth. The more allies we receive the better off we shall be in legalizing industrial hemp in the Commonwealth of Kentucky.
This is the latest news article from 11/25/2012: http://news.yahoo.com/hemp-advocates-tout-hemps-economic-pot...
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Hemp is MJ doncha know, and
Hemp is MJ doncha know, and your overlords know what's best for you and they say you can't be growing hemp, you rebellious farmers you.
I must be willing to give up what I am in order to become what I will be. Albert Einstein
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Kentucky Educational Television on Industrial Hemp
This is from the program "Comment on Kentucky" the movement to head forward on industrial hemp please view the television show: http://www.ket.org/cgi-bin/cheetah/watch_video.pl?nola=KCOMM...
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9/21/2012 Latest News on Industrial Hemp...
This is the latest news and news links on Industrial Hemp in Kentucky and the rest of the United States.
1.) Cincinnati, Ohio Newspaper
This is from early September 2012 on how the industrial hemp movement in Kentucky is growing.
2.) New Novel on benefits on Industrial Hemp issue on the false link the marijuana and the Federal Marijuana Control Act of 1938
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Hemp for Biofuel, not Corn for Food
Fertile land is used for Corn Crops and 40% of the Corn grown is used for controversial biofuel, instead of just for Food. This is why we are seeing a food crisis now. Hemp could be grown used for biofuel instead which doesn't need fertile land to grow.
Fertile land for Food Crops must be made a priority. Hemp for biofuel
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Thanks for posting these! We
Thanks for posting these! We have been getting some good media coverage for the KY hemp movement.
"Agriculture is the foundation of manufactures, since the productions of nature are the materials of art."
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Nice article!
As a 8th generation Kentuckian this issue is particularly close to me. Many farming families, including my own, once made a decent living growing tobacco. Now the small tobacco farm has basically gone the way of the dodo bird, save for some larger farms in the western part of state. I find it so sad that a place so beautiful and so rich in resources (and culture) is so impoverished. Hemp would be a huge boost to our economy, and our old way of life.
There's a few reasons the Bluegrass State grows more marijuana than any place except California, and you can't blame us. (Just read about Johnny Boone and the escapades of the "Cornbread Mafia")
"We're going to take the government out of your bedroom, your bloodstream, your brain, your bladder, your business, your billfold, your back pockets, your bingo halls and your Internet bulletin boards." -Gatewood Galbraith
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Thanks Katie!
Excellent post to which I will add a link to the video of the August 23rd press conference held at the Kentucky State Fair by Sen. Rand Paul and Kentucky's Commissioner of Agriculture James Comer regarding industrial hemp.
Commissioner Comer gives a shout out to Katie, Mica Sims, Craig Lee and (me) John Riley for our many years of work to bring this issue to the political forefront and educating a vast number of people in Kentucky and beyond about it.
It's about 16 minutes but the meat of the press conference is in the first +- 4 minutes.
Enjoy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUcsMXFq1pQ&feature=youtu.be
Industrial Hemp equalls - Energy, Economic Development(jobs) and Environment!
I'll add another plea for help in the form of phone calls to Sen. Mitch McConnell's office asking him to support legalization of industrial hemp. "Support S. 3501" Washington DC Office Phone: (202) 224-2541
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Differences Between Hemp and Marijuana
Here is another excellent article on the myths and realities of Hemp compared to Marijuana (see: http://www.naihc.org/hemp_information/content/hemp.mj.html )
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I'm very familiar with the North American Industrial Hemp Council (NAIHC) and have been in contact for several years with Bud Sholts and Gale Glenn. Gale Glenn is a former Kentucky resident too! Former CIA Director James Woolsey is also on their Board of Directors. He is very committed to ending our dependence on Middle Eastern oil, thus is a huge supporter of industrial hemp!
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Cool and good post, i'm from
Cool and good post, i'm from Wis and our family farmers need a new crop as well. Would like to see this catch on in the state of KY and then to more places as well! Grow Domestically=Incresed Domestic jobs, simple equation.
*Wisconsin Constitution* Article I, Section 25 "The people have the right to keep and bear arms for security,defense,hunting,recreation or any other law-abiding purpose"
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Hemp would be a great crop
Hemp would be a great crop for Wisonsin farmers as well! I'm pretty sure it grows wild out there already, why not tap into that?
"Agriculture is the foundation of manufactures, since the productions of nature are the materials of art."
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Kentucky Hemp Commission Meeting Imminent...
I am proud to announce that the official Kentucky Hemp Commission Meeting is imminent.
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Superhuman Strength: He was capable of lifting well in excess of 100 tons;
Superman TRAINS with the weight of the earth, so bitch please...
Superhuman Speed: Gilgamesh could run and move at speeds superior to that of the finest human athlete.
Superhuman Stamina: Gilgamesh's highly advanced musculature generated considerably less fatigue toxins than the musculature of ordinary humans, and most other Eternals for that matter. Gilgamesh could physically exert himself at peak capacity for several days before fatigue began to impair him.
Superhuman Durability: The tissues of Gilgamesh's body were much harder and more resistant to physical injury than those of an ordinary human, and most other Eternals. He could withstand powerful energy blasts, great impact forces, exposure to temperature and pressure extremes, and falls from great heights without injury.
Superhuman Agility: Gilgamesh's agility, balance, and bodily coordination were all enhanced to levels beyond the natural limits of even the finest human athlete.
Superhuman Reflexes: Gilgamesh's reflexes were similarly enhanced and were superior to those of the finest human athlete.
Till now, this only excedes HUman normal capabilities, it's not even close to be match for Superman..
Energy Manipulation and Psionics could help him, though i seriously doubt that is enough to defeat Superman... this is info from the marvel database; i dont know if this varies in a certain comic arc...
About Superman..
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On my control panel web page in ASP.NET MVC 3 site, a user can see his existing projects (its a site for designer portfolio), and can press a button to add a new project to the library.
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His favorite poem… ?
Though it's short enough, I'm guessing it's not something off a bathroom stall.
Caufield will probably turn in a hundred word poem about the poem….."There once was a man from Nantucket…."
Yes favorite poem. Math nerds have favorite equations. I have favorite stories and poems I like.
Caulfield would find that he could probably write a thousand words about that poem. Its length is irrelevant to its content. Its meanings. -
Ricketysack, Ricketysack,
Bring that glory back!-Warren Balloo.It would have been the Inaugural poem for John Kennedy, if Robert Frost hadn't been chosen instead.
"There once was a young senator from Mass.
Who wanted a strange piece of…." -
So, I googled "16 word poem" and found this. I don't know if it is Caulfield's poem, but here it is…
The Red Wheelbarrow
so much depends
a red wheel
glazed with rain
beside the white
William Carlos Williams -
"A River of Words, the Story of William Carlos Williams" by Jen Bryant was a Caldecott honor book in 2008. It contains (among other poems) "The Red Wheelbarrow" and is rated for ages 7 and up, so Caulfield could have read it. (I gave a copy to my grandkids).
There's even aYouTube about the shortest poem(s) on the VSauce channel.
It amuses me when I hear a kid complaining about homework at grade school level. Wait till college where 5000+ words on a given topic is the assignment on the first day of most English courses.
Mine is only 11 words long!
The cow is of the bovine ilk;
one end is moo, the other, milk.Ogden Nash Rats… 14.
This one won a National Limerick contest a few decades back. I don't remember who wrote it but Isaac Asimov was the judge.
The Bustard's an extrodin'ry fowl
with minimal reason to growl
He escapes what would be
by the grace of a fortunate vowel.Granted it's 23 words long but I could do a 100-word essay on it, easily!
Here's one of my favorite poems, by George Herbert:
Having been tenant long to a rich lord,
Not thriving, I resolved to be bold,
And make a suit unto him, to afford
A new small-rented lease, and cancel the old.
In heaven at his manor I him sought;
They told me there that he was lately gone
About some land, which he had dearly bought
Long since on earth, to take possession.
I straight returned, and knowing his great birth,
Sought him accordingly in great resorts;
In cities, theaters, gardens, parks, and courts;
At length I heard a ragged noise and mirth
Of thieves and murderers; there I him espied,
Who straight, Your suit is granted, said, and died. -
And here's another, this one by Henry Reed:
To-day we have naming of parts. Yesterday,
We had daily cleaning. And to-morrow morning,
We shall have what to do after firing. But to-day,
To-day we have naming of parts. Japonica
Glistens like coral in all of the neighboring gardens,
And to-day we have naming of parts.This is the lower sling swivel. And this
Is the upper sling swivel, whose use you will see,
When you are given your slings. And this is the piling swivel,
Which in your case you have not got. The branches
Hold in the gardens their silent, eloquent gestures,
Which in our case we have not got.This is the safety-catch, which is always released
With an easy flick of the thumb. And please do not let me
See anyone using his finger. You can do it quite easy
If you have any strength in your thumb. The blossoms
Are fragile and motionless, never letting anyone see
Any of them using their finger.And this you can see is the bolt. The purpose of this
Is to open the breech, as you see. We can slide it
Rapidly backwards and forwards: we call this
Easing the spring. And rapidly backwards and forwards
The early bees are assaulting and fumbling the flowers:
They call it easing the Spring.They call it easing the Spring: it is perfectly easy
If you have any strength in your thumb: like the bolt,
And the breech, and the cocking-piece, and the point of balance,
Which in our case we have not got; and the almond-blossom
Silent in all of the gardens and the bees going backwards and forwards,
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Mar 4, 2015
The ideological gap separating the Republican and Democratic parties in Congress has grown dramatically wider in recent decades. An analysis of the presidential vote in congressional districts over the last 60 years finds that the degree to which most districts are different from the "average" district has grown, supporting the theory that polarization stems from geographic clustering.
Mar 3, 2015
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The 1992 to 1995 war in Bosnia and Herzegovina has been highly influential as an analogy for understanding intervention in Kosovo, Iraq, Libya, and most recently in Syria.
France and the United States follow different approaches in dealing with terrorist suspects. This divergence reflects differences in the threat, historical experience, law, available resources, and public attitudes. France faces a more serious terrorist threat than the U.S. does.
Mar 2, 2015
Two symbols of U.S.-Russian cooperation are nearing the end of their life expectancies, the International Space Station and the Nunn-Lugar Cooperative Threat Reduction Program. But both stand as remarkable milestones of achievement and reminders of what can be accomplished when nations put aside political differences for the betterment of humanity.
Feb 27, 2015
Thirty percent of all supermarket sales can be attributed to end-of-aisle displays, where retailers have placed more foods that increase the risk of obesity and chronic diseases. Relocating those foods to less conspicuous places would still allow those who want them to get them, but the decision to buy would be deliberate rather than impulsive.
Feb 26, 2015
Dozens of young Americans have attempted to join overseas jihadist groups in the past several years, raising special concern among counterterrorism officials that they might bring the fight home with them when they return.
We assessed the feasibility and desirability of public health entrepreneurship (PHE) in governmental public health.
We examined differences between Chinese and Americans in discounting of future financial and environmental gains and losses.
Data from surveys of arrestees and the household population in the U.S. suggest there is only modest overlap among demand for the big three expensive illegal drugs (cocaine/crack, heroin, and methamphetamine).
This report is a translated excerpt from a 2012 report, focusing on conflict prevention approaches in four national cases: France, the United Kingdom, the United States and Germany.
Feb 25, 2015
Predicts future pilot attrition given the estimated increase in major airline hiring and recommends several policies that the Air Force can implement to better weather an increase in attrition.
Explores the relationship between post-traumatic stress disorder and negative military career outcomes.
Colonoscopy before age 50 is increasingly common.
Feb 24, 2015
This perspective is intended to contribute to the growing debate over how to respond to recent military advances of potential adversaries by examining a potentially effective and feasible overall military approach to the challenge -- direct defense.
Feb 23, 2015
John Oliver's "Jeff the Diseased Lung," a cross between a warning label on cigarette packs in Australia and the Marlboro Man, has gone viral while research shows cigarettes are responsible for even more premature deaths than previously thought.
Feb 20, 2015
This paper describes the application of the technique of simple "marginal analysis" to an Air Force problem and suggests that a similar application may be useful in many industrial situations.
Libya is as vulnerable to further inroads by ISIS now as Syria was a year ago. What can the United States and its allies do to stop the hemorrhaging? Many options have been debated, but none look very promising.
Feb 19, 2015
More than 70 countries have acquired drones of different classes and for different purposes. However, the number of countries actually developing "armed" drones is far smaller. And smaller still is the number of those countries developing long-range armed systems.
The need for purposeful and focused R&D in the U.S. has never been greater, but technology is advancing so quickly that the structures available to manage it have not kept pace. A comprehensive examination of the technological landscape is needed to help the government take a more holistic approach to investing in and regulating technologies.


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Happy 10th Anniversary Horizone
Horizone Play Centre at Havant Leisure Centre will be celebrating its 10th Anniversary on Saturday 16th August and to celebrate entry will be FREE. The play centre which opened in 2004 will have a live DJ, party games, face painting and more from 10.00am - 4.00pm. If you would like more information contact the Play Centre 02392 488442 or email email@example.com note that there is a limit restriction to the number of people allowed in the Play Centre per hour so entry throughout the...
August 7, 2014
Impact Report shows 1.2m visits to Horizon
The 2014 Impact Report has shown that Horizon LC are still attracting huge volumes of customers to its Havant and Waterlooville Leisure Centres. Although overall swims fell by 2% due to a hot Summer, the leisure centres have seen an overall increase in usage in areas such as swimming lessons, gym and group exercise, children's exercise, 50+ activities and additional needs exercise. Overall, the lesiure centres are attracting over 1.2m visitors each year, a figure that will increase as a...
July 28, 2014
Horizon Swim Gala Triumph
Horizon Leisure Centres held its second annual swimming gala at Waterlooville Leisure Centre on Saturday 19 July. The gala, which is for Horizon Swim School participants, saw over 80 swimmers from level 4 and above show the progression they have made from attending their lessons at both Havant and Waterlooville Leisure Centres in a variety of front crawl and back-stroke races. The gala was provided free of charge and the Centre was packed with parents, grandparents and guardians cheering on...
July 7, 2014
New Gym Opens at Havant LC
6.25am on a mid-Summer morning and there is a queue of excited fitness enthusiasts waiting for the doors to open at Havant Leisure Centre's new facility. The new Gym is the latest development for Horizon Leisure Centres, the charity responsible for operating both Havant and Waterlooville Leisure Centres on behalf of partners Havant Borough Council, who recently extended their operating leases until 2042. The Gym, which was officially opened by the Mayor of Havant Marjorie Smallcorn and...
June 24, 2014
New Gym Information for Members
The long wait of anticipation has finally ended. The new gym will open on Tuesday 1st July at 6.30am. The new equipment is provided by current suppliers Life Ffitness and so as current members you will be able to use the facility immediately. However, we do ask members to familiarise themselves with the new equipment and surroundings and ask for assistance from a member of staff if they are unsure how to use any of the equipment.Access will be via the new separate entrance and your valid...
June 18, 2014
Horizon part of Drowning Prevention Week
Next week there will be a departure from the usual syllabus for Swim School lessons as Horizon takes part in Drowning Prevention Week. According to The Royal Life Saving Society UK, accidental drowning causes more than 400 UK deaths every year, is the third highest cause of death in children and claims the lives of at least 360,000 people worldwide each year. In conjunction with the RLSS UK, lessons will have an emphasis on water safety and personal survival. If you would like to know more...
June 10, 2014
New Swim and Dance Activities for Additional Needs Customers
Horizon LC will be introducing some new activities in June and July for customers with disabilities and additional needs. With the new state of the art disability changing place at Havant Leisure Centre and grant aid from Hampshire County Council's Short Breaks, Horizon is now able to offer 1-1 funded swimming lessons and Supported Swimming Fun Sessions for anyone under 25 with a disability and/or special needs at Havant and Waterlooville learner pools. The Fun Sessions take place...
June 5, 2014
The Horizon looks bright for leisure in Havant and Waterlooville as new deal...
Horizon Leisure Centres and Havant Borough Council have extended their working partnership after new leases for both Havant and Waterlooville Leisure Centres were signed last month. Horizon, the charity who has been operating the leisure centres on behalf of the council since 1997, now have leases that will last for a further 28-years, expiring in 2042.Since 2008, Horizon has been operating the two leisure centres without any operational subsidy providing significant savings to the council....
April 28, 2014
Long service creates valuable experience
Any visitors to Havant Leisure Centre over the past 20 years would have noticed familiar faces when being greeted by the Customer Services team. In April, Tina Cornish will complete 20 years of service at the centre. This has given the Customer Services team, who are at the forefront of the business, fantastic consistency over the years in a role that needs to have vast knowledge to ensure customer satisfaction. In addition, colleagues Val Grant and Carol Connor will also be completing long...
April 18, 2014
Eggcellent Easter for Naomi House
Horizon's latest membership promotion has generated over 150 Easter Eggs for local charity Naomi House. The promotion which allowed new members to exchange an Easter Egg instead of paying a joining fee was a huge success and the eggs were donated to the charity on Thursday by the Sales Team, Lorraine Baker and Becky Tuck. Joanna Barnes from Naomi House said 'The children and staff of Naomi House are very grateful for the Easter Eggs that were received in helping to raise money for the charity...
April 18, 2014
Fun at the Easter Disco
The Easter Bunny visited the Play Centre at Havant Leisure Centre this week. This was Horizone's first Easter Disco and followed the success of the Halloween Disco last October. Horizone was filled with children showing off their dance moves, playing on the Play Centre equipment and enjoying their party bags. Assistant Team Leader, Mike Willis said 'We had a good turnout of party guests. This was our first ever Easter party and was really successful. Everyone had a brilliant time and the...
April 4, 2014
Increased Spaces for Creche
As of Monday 14th April, there will be an increase in the number of Creche spaces available in the morning. The increase is due to the overwhelming success and demand of the service and will be a trial for three months.The Creche is available free to members for children aged up to 6 years and is Ofsted registered. For further information click here.
April 3, 2014
New Pilates Courses
Due to popular demand, Horizon LC have introduced new Pilates Courses at both Havant and Waterlooville Leisure Centres. Courses are discounted for members and start at the end of April but will fill up quickly. Havant Tues 11.30-12.30 5week course. 29th April - 3rd June with Sofie. No classes 27th May. £32.50 members £35.00 non member. Thurs 8-9pm 6 week course. 1st May - 5th June with Sarah. £39 members £42.00 non members. Waterlooville Thurs...
March 31, 2014
Easter Opening Times
Please find below Easter opening times for both Havant and Waterlooville Leisure Centres. Thursday 17th April Normal opening times Friday 18th April 10.00am - 4.00pm Saturday 19th April Normal opening times Sunday 20th April 7.30am - 5.00pm Monday 21st April 10.00am - 4.00pm Tuesday 22nd April Normal opening times Thursday 17th April Normal opening times Friday 18th April 10.00am - 4.00pm Saturday 19th April Normal opening times Sunday 20th April 7.30am - 5.00pm Monday...
March 20, 2014
Horizone Easter Party Tickets Now on Sale
Horizone Play Centre will be holding its Easter Party on 16th April for children aged 12 years and under. The party will be from 4.00pm - 6.00pm and cost £7.00 per child. Activities will include live DJ, visit from the Easter Bunny, Easter bonnet parade competition, tattoos, cakes and prize raffle. For further information telephone 02392 488442.Tickets are now on sale from the Play Centre Reception.
March 14, 2014
New Easter Holiday Activity Programme
The timetables for the Easter holiday activities at both Havant and Waterlooville Leisure Centres are ready!New for this Easter is mini snorkelling and the Horizone Easter Party. Other activities include swimming, inflatables in the pool, Horizone Play Centre, Adventure Playtime, Karate and Teen Workouts in the Gym. Children's activity/meal deals are also available.To download your copy, please click on the box to the left of this page. Paper copies can be collected from reception at either...
March 13, 2014
New Gym for Havant Leisure Centre
Horizon Leisure Centres (the charity that operates both Havant and Waterlooville Leisure Centres) is pleased to announce exciting plans to open a brand new Gym at Havant Leisure Centre.The decision to create the new Gym is in response to the continued growth in customer demand highlighted during certain peak times. Planning consent was provided in January and the work to refurbish the former 6-lane Indoor Bowls Hall, which is part of the existing Leisure Centre, commenced on 3 March. The plan...
February 28, 2014
Friendly Character visits Play Centre
Thursday morning saw a friendly character visit Horizone Play Centre at Havant Leisure Centre. Children were very excited when during the morning session a large friendly character turned up to say hello.Horizone Assistant Team Leader, Mike Willis said ' I think the morning was a massive success. It was great to see all the children smiling and having their photo taken. Even parents had their photo taken!'This was the first session of its kind at Horizone and due to its success, there will...
February 19, 2014
New Body Pump Class
Starting Saturday 22nd February, Waterlooville Leisure Centre will be adding a new Body Pump Class to its exercise programme. The class which starts at 10am is £6 per class or free to Platinum members, £5.50 for Leisure Card holders. Body Pump is a class that strengthens your whole body and is a great way to give your Saturday a boost!
February 13, 2014
Adventure Eat & Play
Tuesday's and Thursday's popular Adventure Soft Play class is now available for eat and play. For £6.25, children up to the age of 4 can now attend the classes and have a children's meal from the cafe. For more details ask reception at time of booking.


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- Mr. Hook Theatrical Cartoon Series
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- Distributed by: U. S. Navy
- Cartoon Characters: Mr. Hook.
- Voice Actors: Arthur Lake.
- Produced By Walter Lantz.
- Written By Hank Ketcham.
- Music: Carl W. Stalling.
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- Running Time: 9 minutes.
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Officer Pepper: (referrign to basement) Mr. Addams, this place is a death trap.
Gomez: (cheerful) Thank you!
Officer Peper: I hope you don't let your children down here.
Morticia: Only when they've finished with their homework.
Officer Fite: (See's Granny tied to wall with hair pulled out in braids) What's going on here?
Granny: What does it look like? He's (means fester) Giving me a haircut!
(Fester hurls axes chopping off the braids of hair from Granny Frump)
MaMa: Wait, I'll go get Pugsley.
Morticia: Perhaps it's best you two wait here. You know how Pugsley likes to attack men in uniform.
Gomez: (as he, Morticia and Fester walk out the door) That reminds me, have we been getting our mail lately?
Officer Fife: "You cannot buy your way out of this"
Gomez: "Why? Has there been a change in policy?"
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