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One of Waynesfield's own is taking over the Tigers football program, and the hope is the young man can build a successful program for a long time.
The Waynesfield-Goshen school board approved hiring 25-year-old Tyler Turner as the new head varsity football coach for Waynesfield-Goshen High School.
Turner, who played football for the Tigers, is a 2006 graduate from W-G.
Turner also played baseball and did powerlifting while in high school. He attended Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, for college.
Iris Nancy ŌĆ£KittenŌĆØ Walters, 84, of Wapakoneta, went home to be with her Lord at 4:11 p.m., April 14, 2014, at Lima Memorial Health Systems from a short illness.
She was born March 31, 1930, in Lima, to John Robert and Edithmae Moore Schultheis who preceded her in death.
She married her high school sweetheart Lee ŌĆśSamŌĆÖ Walters July 3, 1949, and he preceded her in death on Dec. 3, 2011.
Survivors include children, Debbie (Earl) Caudill, Greg (Cathy) Walters, Mike (Angie) Walters, Connie (Derrick) Martin, Seth (Haley) Walters and a foster son, Tom (Diane) Frank.
WAYNESFIELD — The Waynesfield-Goshen Board of Education posthumously nominated U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Sonny Zimmerman for the 2014 Distinguished Alumni award at a regular board meeting Monday night. Zimmerman was killed in action on July 16, 2013, in Afghanistan, from wounds he suffered when his vehicle was attacked by a rocket propelled grenade. He was 25 years old.
Whether a car accident, a burglary or an act of violence, the first to respond in any emergency situation is someone hidden from the public's eye.
Auglaize County dispatchers were recognized by the county commissioners as part of National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week. A resolution stating that their work is "vital to the interest of the community" was signed at the Auglaize County Sheriff's Office.
The second installment in the Wink at the Moon sculpture series by Ohio artist Jay Risner will make its debut on Saturday, May 3, at the Casa Chic Derby Day Wine Tasting at Marley's Downtown Ballroom.
According to Judie Presar, president of the Downtown Wapakoneta Partnership, Casa Chic's relationship with Risner began because some of his other sculptures were already being sold at the store.
Roger L. Sunderland, 74, of Wapakoneta, died at 1:11 a.m., Monday, April 14, 2014, at his home surrounded by is family. He was born in Lima on Sept. 9, 1939, to Martin Jacob and Minnie E. Brown Sunderland ŌĆö both parents preceded him in death. On June 10, 1961, he married Dolores A. Gierhart, who survives in Wapakoneta.
Mr. Sunderland was retired from Teledyne-Ohio Steel. He enjoyed music, spending time in his garage and with his family.
Congressman Jim Jordan, R-Urbana, discussed health care, education and working with Democrats during a roundtable discussion held for Wapakoneta Chamber of Commerce members at the Eagles Ballroom on Monday.
During the discussion, Jordan spoke extensively about health care reform, saying the Affordable Care Act (ACA) is the biggest impediment to growing businesses.
"With each passing day we find out more and more how bad this thing is," Jordan said. "It's a complete mess and we need a whole different approach on health care policy."
And now the truth is known.
Those alleged cameras atop the new traffic signals at the intersection of Bellefontaine, Wood and Pearl streets are really sensors.
Amid the controversy over red light cameras in Ohio and other states, it was originally thought that the new devices that appeared over the weekend we're designed to catch and automatically ticket speeders and/or stoplight violators.
The devices, which could easily be mistaken for cameras, are far more high-tech than that it turns out. They monitor traffic flow.
CRIDERSVILLE — New business at the Village of Cridersville's monthly meeting was discussed regarding two resolutions Monday night.
Village Administrator Jarid Kohlrieser presented resolution 2234 pertaining to the Ohio Public Works Commission Issue 1 grant for the village.
Gilbert F. "Bud" Ice, 96, of 06433 IOOF Road, Spencerville, Ohio, died unexpectedly at 8:05 p.m. Friday, April 11, 2014, in the emergency department of Saint Rita's Medical Center, in Lima.
He was born Aug. 15, 1917, in Saint Marys, the son of Gilbert and Florence (Croft) Ice.
He married Jeanette Roberts on Aug. 15, 1966, and she preceded him in death on June 11, 1993.


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"Shut up," you whispered to the giggling trio behind you.
Gilbert snickered, "I can't wait to see the look on the principal's face when he walks into his office."
"Oui, it will be priceless!"
"It won't be if we're caught," you snapped and turned back to look at the door.
Toni narrated to the camera, "Here see our principal and the board of education…they walk in…and…"
A scream came from the office.
Gilbert and Francis high fived. The four of you had placed some of Ludwig's magazines and toys in the principal's office.
"Win," you said then giggled.
All four of you gulped.
The four of you ended up getting detention every day for two months. And you weren't permitted to attend any extra school events for three months. Which meant you couldn't go to the dance.
"Well this sucks," you grumbled one afternoon in your seat during detention.
"Aww, did little __________ want to go to the dance with the awesome me?"
You huffed, "No. But it would have been nice to go."
Francis gave a sly smirk, "Then why don't we go?"
"We aren't allowed, remember?" Toni piped up.
Francis gave a small laugh, "What's stopping us?"
Your eyes went wide, "You mean crash the party?"
"Why not?"
"I love it!" Gilbert shouted.
Later that week…
You tried to pull the white dress over your knees. Feeling quite exposed to took a deep breath. Your hair was pulled up into an elegant bun with little white pearl like beads laced in your hair.
"___________, we're here," Toni shouted as your three friends just walked into your house without knocking.
You turned to face all three boys. They all wore tuxes and all looked rather dashing.
"_____________..." Gilbert muttered.
Toni said, "You look…"
"Beautiful," Francis finished for them
You blushed slightly, "Shut up." You lightly punched Francis's arm. "So are we going?"
"Oui, let me help you to the ca-."
"Nein, I will!"
"Amigos, amigos," Antonio said calming down his friends, "___________."
You sighed, "Yes Toni?"
He gave you his hand, "May I accompany you to the car?"
"Sure, whatever, let's go already."
When you got to the dance everybody stared at the four of you. Pretty much everyone in the school had heard about the prank you'd pulled on the principal.
A few boys tried to approach you, but with a few glares from Gilbert and Francis steered them away from you.
"____________, we have about ten minutes before the principal catches us," Gilbert said, "what do you want to do?"
You smiled, "Well…I'd like to dance."
"I can help with that," Francis piped up grabbing your hand and pulling you onto the dance floor to dance.
"Hey!" Toni shouted.
You ended up dancing with all three of them.
Looking to the three boys you smirked, "One more thing." You jumped on stage and swiped the mic from the lead singer.
"When I see your smile
Tears run down my face
I can't replace
And now that I'm strong
I have figured out
How this world turns cold
and it breaks through my soul
And I know I'll find
deep inside me
I can be the one!"
Francis joined you on stage singing, "I will never let you fall(let you fall)
I'll stand up with you forever
I'll be there for you through it all(though it all)
Even if saving you sends me to heaven!"
Toni – "It's okay. It's okay. It's okay.
Seasons are changing
And waves are crashing
And stars are falling all for us
Days grow longer and nights grow shorter
I can show you I'll be the one!"
Then Gilbert joined you on stage, "I will never let you fall (let you fall)
I'll stand up with you forever
I'll be there for you through it all (through it all)
Even if saving you sends me to heaven!"
Then all four of you sang, "Cuz you're my, you're my, my, my true love, my whole heart
Please don't throw that away
Cuz I'm here for you
Please don't walk away and
Please tell me you'll stay, stay
Use me as you will
Pull my strings just for a thrill
And I know I'll be okay
Though my skies are turning gray
I will never let you fall
I'll stand up with you forever
I'll be there for you through it all
Even if saving you sends me to heaven!"

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Clarence Abiathar Waldo
Professor Clarence Abiathar Waldo (January 21, 1852 – October 1, 1926) was an American mathematician, author and educator today most famous for the role he played in the Indiana Pi Bill affair.
Life and career[edit]
Born in Hammond, New York, Waldo married Abby Wright Allen (1856–?) in Stamford, Connecticut in 1881. In 1884 they had a daughter, Alice J. Waldo.
Waldo received his A.B. (1875) and A.M. (1878) degrees from Wesleyan University and his Ph.D. (1893) from Syracuse University.
A member of Sigma Xi and Phi Beta Kappa, he was tutor at the Department of Mathematics of Wesleyan University from 1877 to 1881. Subsequently, he was professor of mathematics (from 1883 to 1891), librarian, and twice Acting President (from 1885 to 1886 and 1888 to 1889) at Rose Polytechnic Institute; professor of mathematics at DePauw University from 1891 to 1895; head professor of mathematics at Purdue University from 1895 to 1898; professor of mathematics (1908 to 1910), Thayer Professor of Mathematics and Applied Mechanics, head of the Department of Mathematics (1910 to 1917), and Professor Emeritus (after 1917) at Washington University.[1]
In 1888 Waldo published A manual of descriptive geometry, with numerous problems.
Waldo was a charter member of the Indiana Academy of Science and served as the Academy's president in 1897. He achieved a modicum of fame that year when he explained to members of the Indiana State Senate why a bill to redefine the value of pi should not be adopted.
See also[edit]
- Clarence A. Waldo, A manual of descriptive geometry, with numerous problems, Boston: D.C. Heath and Co., 1888, 1895, 77 pages.
- Weslayan University Science Faculty, 1831-1961
- Visher, Stephen Sargent, Indiana Scientists: A Biographical Directory and an Analysis, Indianapolis: Indiana Academy of Science, 1951.
External links[edit]
- History of Wesleyan University
- Book information on A manual of descriptive geometry
- Waldo's genealogy at RootsWeb.com
- Clarence Abiathar Waldo at the Mathematics Genealogy Project
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I'm a person in long-term recovery and have not used drugs or alcohol in more than 18 years. As a result of my long-term recovery, I have an amazing relationship with my family and community, and I get the honor of sharing my story with others to show the reality of recovery. I began using drugs and alcohol at age 12, and by 18 my addiction had progressed to daily use. The consequences of my addiction, which included legal problems, being estranged from my family, and loss of custody of my daughter began shortly after I started using drugs. The internal consequences of my addiction were worse than the external, including my loss of self-esteem, the inability to feel emotions, lack of personal integrity, and the loss of who I was prior to my addiction.
To my surprise, when I was ready for help, I was turned away from treatment due to lack of insurance coverage. I reached out to my parents who, thankfully, were able to help me enter treatment. There, I began to attend 12-step meetings and learned about the necessity of support from others who had lived in addiction too and have recovery today.
Recovery has not always been easy, but it was always worth it! For the last 18 years, I have continued to attend meetings and have the support of others who are in recovery. I am so grateful for the work I get to do in my community – I get to share the message of miracles that happen in recovery. Today, my life is amazing and I know recovery is a possibility for all!


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A Good Foundation ... For Murder
Pix Miller, Faith Fairchild's next-door neighbor, expects to find more than a hole in the ground when she goes to check on the progress of the summer cottage the Fairchilds are having built on Maine's Sanpere Island. She expects a concrete foundation. What she doesn't expect is a very dead body wrapped in a very valuable antique quilt! The deceased is a local handyman with a suspiciously lucrative sideline in antiques. Sharing her friend Faith's inquisitive nature, Pix resolves to restore Sanpere's shattered peace. But by digging too deeply the determined Ms. Miller just might be arranging another burial -- her own!
About the Author
Katherine Hall Page is the author of twenty-one previous Faith Fairchild mysteries, the first of which received the Agatha Award for best first mystery. The Body in the Snowdrift was honored with the Agatha Award for best novel of 2006. Page also won an Agatha for her short story "The Would-Be Widower." In addition, she has been nominated for the Edgar Award, the Mary Higgins Clark Award, and the Macavity Award. She lives in Massachusetts and Maine with her husband.


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Below is the poem entitled Hard for a Sparrow to Pray which was written by poet James Horn. Please feel free to comment on this poem. However, please remember, PoetrySoup is a place of encouragement and growth.
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Hard for a Sparrow to Pray If not here or there I wonder where oh Could possibly be the precious sparrow Who will want to build a nice nest Which will be a place for her to rest. Little ones soon to life will be brought And God to her mind brought a thought I will thank God for His great effort To keep babies safe and not be hurt. So all of them now are nicely singing; More food to mouths God is bringing And it is hard for a sparrow to pray Because her wings will get in the way.


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Michael E. Lightbourn
Michael E. Lightbourn of Treasure Cay, Abaco, The Bahamas and formally of Nassau, The Bahamas passed away February 6th, 2012 succumbing to advanced lung cancer.
He is survived by his wife Elouise Lightbourn, son Edward and his wife Sara, daughter Katherine and her husband Stephen Russell; his grandchildren Celena and William Russell and Claire and Miles Lightbourn.
Michael was born on January 29, 1927 and originally trained as an optometrist in Toronto and Chicago during the end of World War II. Michael spent most of his career managing the family perfume business on Bay and George Streets in Nassau. After retirement he moved to Abaco and spent his time in his garden with his favori ...
Denise Marie Lightbourne, 40
DEATH ANNOUNCEMENT: MS. DENISE MARIE LIGHTBOURNE, 40, of #86 Wild Plum Close, Freeport, Grand Bahama died at the Rand Memorial Hospital, Freeport, Grand Bahama on Friday, November 18, 2011.
Coldwell Banker Lightbourn Realty welcomes new Abaco agent
Abaco entrepreneur Sarah Sams has joined Coldwell Banker Lightbourn Realty as a sales agent in Elbow Cay and Lubber's Quarters, Abaco...
Lightbourn: The giant has awoken
The removal of Free National Movement (FNM) Leader Dr. Hubert Minnis from the House of Assembly during Wednesday's sitting galvanized nearly 400 FNM supporters at a rally held at the party's Mackey Street headquarters that night.
A total of seven members of Parliament, with the exception of Central and South Abaco MP Edison Key, left the debating chamber after a scuffle ensued as two officers tried to get around Montagu MP Richard Lightbourn - who stood firm - to reach Minnis...
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PRIME Minister Perry Christie remained defiant as he faced public criticism for his attempt to help Mr Ishmael Lightbourne, government's VAT co-ordinator, with his financial problems...
Lightbourn quizzes govt on 10m of missing drugs
MONTAGU MP Richard Lightbourn raised concerns over a reported unaccounted $10m in pharmaceutical drugs and supplies from the Public Hospital's Authority...
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Nassau, Bahamas - Coldwell Banker / Lightbourn Realty is the Exclusive Realty Company for the Bahamas International Film Festival (BIFF) which takes place from December 6 - 9, 2012 Coldwell Banker / Lightbourn Realty is excited to be a participant in 9th Annual BIFF as Festival Lounge Sponsors!
Geneva Lightbourne, 95
A funeral service of Praise and Thanksgiving for the late Mrs. Geneva Lightbourne, 95, of Fox Hill, Nassau, Bahamas, will be held at Apostolic Cathedral Fox Hill Road, Nassau, The Bahamas on Saturday 31st, March, 2012 at 11:00a.m.
Apostle George Obourne Fowler and Pastor Saveletta Fowler, will officiate; Interment will be made in Fox Hill Cemetery, Nassau, Bahamas
Left to cherish her precious memories are her One son: Stephen Knowles, One daughter: Evangelist Willamae Knowles-Cooper.
Daughter in law: Angela Knowles
One sister: Vicky Arnette
Nieces: Elder Delarease Benson, Linda Fowler, Sheila Lightbourne, Nurse Diann Jones, Michelle Storr, Earley and Sheila Rolle,Carla, Allason Mortimer, Ena, Andrea a ...
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Funeral Service for Keith Timothy Lightbourn Jr, 27, of Allen Drive and formerly of Mt Pleasant Avenue will be held on Saturday 14th January 2012, 2:00p.m. at St Agnes Anglican Church, Baillou Hill . Officiating will Arch Deacon I Ranfurly Brown. Interment will be made in Church Cemetery, Nassau Street.
Lightbourne brings guests to tears (in a good way)
Tourism is the largest industry in The Bahamas and the world and continues to grow. Today, there are over 1,000 different types of jobs which Bahamians can choose from in the diverse and dynamic tourism industry. This week's Tourism Champion is Micklyn Rolle.
It's not the sun, sand or sea that keep guests coming back, but the service experience guests have during their visit, Micklyn Lightbourne, 2010 Cacique Award winner for employee of the year told Guardian Business.
"My experience in the hotel industry has taught me that every time a guest comes into your atmosphere or your personal space, you have to deliver exceptional service," Lightbourne sa ...


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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services published the Final Rule for Health Information Technology that included an Initial Set of Standards, Implementation Specifications, and Certification Criteria for Electronic Health Record Technology. The following HL7 standards are listed in the HHS' Final Rule. The table below briefly describes the purpose that each of the standards will fulfill.


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Jones backs controversial referee
Cardiff City manager Dave Jones believes controversial referee Rob Shoebridge should not be dropped from their Championship clash at Plymouth. Shoebridge hit the headlines after he did not allow Freddie Sears' valid goal for Crystal Palace in their 1-0 weekend defeat at Bristol City. Sears' strike bounced out after hitting a stanchion and the Derbyshire official did not award the goal. Jones said: "It's like falling off a horse, you get straight back on." Referees' chief Keith Hac.... read more
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Craftsman Programmable Digital Tire Gauge
Item# 02823020000 | Model# 01-160-03Specifications & Dimensions
Dimensions: | |
Diameter (in.): | Φ0.295±0.008 |
Height (in.): | 1.5 |
Length (in.): | 5.9 |
Width (in.): | 1.6 |
Weight (lbs.): | 0.165 |
Product Overview: | |
Air Gauge Mechanism: | Digital |
Face Color: | Black |
Features: | |
12V DC Power Connector: | No 12V DC Power Connector |
Backlight: | Backlight |
Includes Battery: | Includes Battery |
Remote Functionality: | No Remote Functionality |
Specifications: | |
Accuracy Range (%): | ±( 1 %+ 1 LSD) |
Batteries Required: | C |
Fitting Size: | Φ0.315±0.009 |
Fitting Type: | Schrader type valve stem |
Number of Batteries Required: | 2 |
Operating Pressure Range (psi): | 5~99 PSI /0.15-6.85 Bar |
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Product Description
Check Your Tire Pressure Easily With Craftsman's Programmable Digital Tire Gauge
Craftsman's Programmable Tire Gauge makes it easy and convenient for you to check your tire pressure at any time. It's important to keep your tires properly-inflated for more fuel efficiency, safer driving and longer durability. But it wasn't always easy to tell if your tires have the right pressure... until now.
This programmable digital tire gauge can be set with the target tire pressure for your specific vehicle and is designed to be easy to use. Just push in the nozzle to read, and the Air Bleed function will measure for exact pressure. A beep tells you when the gauge has locked in the pressure reading and you can take it out. The extra large backlight display is suitable for use at night, and it even handily converts to a white LED flashlight.
- Craftsman's programmable tire gauge makes it easy to check that your tires are at their ideal pressure
- You can program the gauge to read for the target tire pressure of your vehicle
- A straight-push nozzle makes the gauge easy to use
- The Air Bleed function measures exact pressure
- A beep will sound when the gauge has completed pressure reading
- The extra-large backlight display is easy to read in all conditions
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I received this as a gift and when I tried to use it, found that it didn't fit over the valve stem. The hole in the end was marginally smaller than the outside diameter of the threads on the valve stem. My local store happily exchanged it for a new one, but they were more than a little surprised when I showed them (on one of their snowblowers) that the one I returned simply didn't fit.
Be sure to check that yours actually fits before you really need it.
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The accuracy of this gauge is amazing. I no longer have to guess if I have 31 or 32 lbs of air in my tires. I now feel confident that each tire will be evenly inflated !!!
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The product is so handy and user friendly . Great design and works fine .There is an LED light for night use.
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I've tested this gauge on a vehicle that is equipped with a tire pressure sensor. The gauge reads the exact same PSI as the digital display on the vehicle so it's so far so good. I will continue to update this if it malfunctions.
The reviewer indicated they are affiliated with this product.
Milwaukee, WI
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Fairly accurate. Easy-to-read. Lightweight. But, good products get knocked in reviews when service stinks.
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This has helped me out a lot in this cold weather! I usually leave it in my glove box, and I need to warm it up a little bit to get a proper reading (no surprise or complaints there though). I have an issue with my car's PSI readings so I bought this, and it has already saved me many trips to the air pump this winter!
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I can honestly say that I am done with the old school gauges. This is nice and precise. It even came with a recommendation from some car care professionals that I trust.
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I love this tire gauge! I have owned this now for a few months and love how easy it is to use. The flashlight on the gauge is very nice also.
Richland, WA
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Great looking tool. Got it for a gift for wife
Phoenix, AZ
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I already have a digital tire gauge, but this one is so much faster and easier to use! It turns on fast, and gives an instant reading. The alignment makes it super easy to get a nice tight seal on the valve stem. It is by far the best tire gauge I have ever used!
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Needed this for an older vehicle that does not have the Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS). I have to check the pressure myself! Just insert, hold straight and the pressure is displayed. I love the bleed trigger to release pressure. So happy I bought another for my other vehicle.
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Investigations of specialized topics in music history with a consideration of musicological methodology. These courses expand upon the historical issues discussed in MUS 230 and/or MUS 334. Recent offerings have included Beethoven, Mozart, Representations of Gender and Sexuality in Opera, Mahler and His Time, Das Lied, Music for the Mass, Improvisation in Western Art Music, and Chamber Music of the 17th, 18th, and 19th Centuries.
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20th and 21st Century Composers: John Cage, Philip Glass, Roberto Sierra and Gabriela Lena Frank. This class will be an exploration into the lives, style, and music of these well known composers. Studies will include analysis, listening examples, films, and actual performances of selected works by each composer.


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Jones is getting sent to the principal's office. Serious stuff. He's definitely the guy to make an example of. http://www.nfl.com/teams/story/TEN/10091721
Goodell is bland, inoffensive, indecisive, lacking in both eloquence and charisma. IOW, he was the perfect compromise candidate for Commish, offending no one, representing nothing, just stamping his smiling senator's son face on the league's monopoly money. There is no reason to dignify a criminal like PacMan with a pow-wow. A real comissioner with sack would simply pull the plug on a has-been video game without mealy mouthed half-threats and half-measures floated to half-men in the press. I felt Goodell was a doofus the first time I saw him interviewed during the Pitt-Miami opening game last season, and he's well on his way to proving me right.
I disagree - meeting with the guy before what I expect will be a harsh disciplinary action helps make even more of an example of him - the media equivilent of the stockades. Do you think Jones wants to meet with Goodell? - I'd say not - he'd rather just take whatever punishment and be done with it. Jones is clearly a disturbed individual though - if I were Goodell I might want to wear a vest.
There having a sit down, and if he does not say your not playing football for a until you get your life in order, than this wont mean nothing..
I agree with lack of a reason to meet with the jerk, Tags wouldn't have done it, IMO. Hope he doesn't get snowed and uses the opportunity to set down a firm policy. Jones is a rare talent and Kraft's sobriquet of "overindulged" certainly applies.
Pacman is not going to get his life in order. Without sounding like a racist, let me just say that he was born in the ghetto, he was raised in the ghetto, and he was schooled in the ghetto. He's a born criminal that happened to have a ****load of talent on the gridiron. He'll end up murdering or raping somebody one day and he'll spend the rest of his life in jail.
Chris Henry has also been called in,great for Ravens fans because he wont be on the field week one thats for sure! Schefter said that he thinks the initial suspension for Jones will be 6-8 games,which could turn into a season eventually because that doesnt count the 2 most recent incidents.
You must be black. I work in and around Fort Pierce everyday, which if you didn't know has the highest crime rate in Florida. No, not everyone in the ghetto is gangsta but most of them are. I see it everyday. The place is a trap. Most turn to selling crack or coke to make enough money to help themselves and their parents and most never leave there.
Jones' lawyers will, and should, fight any suspension as a restraint of trade violation. Goodell shouldn't do anything unless, and until, Jones is actually convicted of something. Not just arrested, but convicted. And yes, a plea-bargain would be considered a conviction. Remember: innocent until proved (or plead) guilty. If the former commisioner had the courage, the spine, the moral rectitude to do the right thing in the winter/spring of 2000, when that hideous scumbag Ray Lewis agreed to a one-year suspended sentence from the DA for obstruction, then the current commisioner would have at least some precedent on his side. Instead, Lewis got away with murder (figuratively, allegedly). And the Ravens win the SB; further proof that there is no god.
Goodell can and will suspend him for failure to report 2 incidents in Georgia,and has every right to do so. "Restraint of trade violation???" Let me guess,you are a lawyer.Just what the world need more of,litigation.
Huh?? Restraint of trade refers to contracts signed by employees that limit their ability to compete in their trade or profession. An example is a covenant not to compete in which an employer hires an employee who agrees not to solicit the employer's clients for a fixed time after he leaves the job. It doesn't apply in this situation in which a player by virtue of signing the standard NFL contract agrees to the authority of the NFL Commissioner to discipline for on or off the field activity. His lawyers may appeal but they will go thru the hoops set up in the CBA agreed to by the NFL players and owners. I don't know if there is a mechanism to appeal punishment from the Commissioner, it may be unappealable......
1) Is failure to report an incident, which I ass-u-me resulted in an arrest, a violation of the standard player contract? I don't know; that's why I'm asking. 2) I am not a lawyer. My point is, really, that the league should wait for the courts to have first crack at Jones. If he is found guilty of anything, anywhere, and a sentence, even a suspended one, is imposed, then the commissioner should suspend Jones for the same amount of time as his sentence. See my post re: Lewis, Ray. On NFL Total Access, either Schefter or Eisen said that this matter may be resolved quickly because the commissioner wants to have Tennessee know of Jones' status before the draft. Eff the Titans. They and everyone else knew of Jones' reputation before the 2005 draft. Nonetheless, Tennessee called the Pacman tune; now it's time to pay the piper. They should have drafted Antrel Rolle or Carlos Rogers instead. Eff them.
Yep,we may never see Pacman again. He was standing in front of the commisioners desk and then boom! Pacman realized his fatal error that he was standing in the middle of a paint drop tarp. The end.


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This lip balm is decent - it's not fantastic but it's not terrible either. It basically does what it's supposed to.
I like that the packaging is 50% recycled plastic too.
It's got a bit of a honeycomb smell to it, which is ok.
I'm kind of on the fence about whether I'd get it again. I'd use it if I had it.
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Ok, I have been using this for a few days. My lips have been parched from the sunshine and heat. I wanted something than a gloss to wear and chose this based upon the reviews. Overall, I think that the product is "okay". I like the moisturizing factor for me, but...I can't stand the smell and taste! It is odd...very odd scent. I did bump it down a bit for that. If I had been able to smell before buying, I would not have chosen this one. The packaging is your average packaging for a balm. The color, is sheer when applied, so I don't have to worry about that. I put that I would not repurchase, as I would look into the other formulas.
I am a huge fan of burt's bees lip balms so when this came out years ago I immediately purchased this as soon as I got the chance. This is amazing as well. It goes on clear despite the ruby shade that you see. It goes on smoother than the peppermint and honey, but moisturizes as well as the honey (the original is the least moisturizing, but I still LOVE it). It goes on with a lighter consistency than the honey and peppermint. This is what I carry around with me because it protects and moisturizes my lips whether they are chapped or in good condition. Scent-wise, this is my 3rd favorite only. There's nothing wrong with the scent, but I just prefer the original and the honey better. I will continue to repurchase this. I also can't wait to try the new mango butter and acai berry. I will buy them as soon as I get the chance.
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There's something about Burt's Bees lip balm that makes you love them so much...I've collected most all of them and buy them over and over and over again. I don't want to switch lip balms! They're amazing. This one is very moisturing and smells like pomegranate green tea! It leaves the TINIEST bit of tint and leaves a bit of shine, which I actually like. LOVE this product!
LOVE it!! It smells delicious...not nauseating like some supposedly fruit-flavoured lip-balms. It looks like it might have a lot of colour, but it produces a lovely light tinted effect, so your lip colour will look very natural (as will your teeth, some coloured lip balms just make your teeth look yellowish even when theyre not). Its one of those animal and environmentally conscious products, which is great (there should be more products like this). It moisterises, without leaving a thick film on your lips glides on smoothly. Highly recommend it for people who would like a lip-tint effect thats a little lighter.
This is an awesome lip balm! smells great too, sort of like a fruity green tea ! it's also very moisturizing and the color just lieaves the tiniest bit of tint which is hardly noticeable, which is good since I can still apply lip color over it. The only thing about this lip balm is that it doesn't have spf which is important for the summer months. I love this lip balm and the fact that it is 100% natural reassures me that when I like my lips I'm not ingesting a bunch of chemicals :)
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Retiring in Style
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The grand lobby of Maravilla Scottsdale is adorned with all the touchstones of a high-end resort: high vaulted ceilings, bronze ring chandeliers, hand-made tiles, fine art by star artists like Alicia LaChance, George Bucquet and Karin Schminke and, virtually every 10 feet, another set of comfortable-but-chic couches and chairs hand-selected by Beverly Hills' top hotel interior designer Cheryl Rowley. Down to the last detail, the Maravilla, North Scottsdale's newest entry into the burg's already crowded market of upscale senior living communities, is designed to dazzle the eye with all the accoutrements of the finest five-star resorts.
But right now, what Tim Cowen is most interested in talking about is what the first-time visitor to the ritzy retirement village doesn't see: the 110,000 square foot, $5.8 million underground parking garage located directly beneath the Maravilla's lobby, Bistro Bar and Ironwood Grille.
"When you walk through the front doors, you're actually on top of a huge parking garage," says Cowen, the property's executive director, who's personally viewed its design and construction on a prime piece of real estate overlooking the TPC golf course over the past five years.
"This lobby, that courtyard and our main restaurant are all on top of a parking garage the size of two football fields. But to the people living here, if they didn't know better, they'd have no idea it was even there."
That out-of-sight, out-of-mind approach to the messy business of car parking has also been applied to the Maravilla's placement of its 36 assisted living and 24 memory care residences, which are not on the standard sales tour and grayed out on the independent living section's community map. While the Maravilla, one of seven upscale retirement communities in Arizona owned by the Senior Resource Group (SRG) chain, offers a top-level staff of skilled medical professionals formed through a unique partnership with Scottsdale Healthcare in its assisted living wing, that part of the mix is de-emphasized in the property's marketing. Its brochures tout the dining room's lobster bisque and passion fruit crème brûlée over the memory care unit's nationally acclaimed Alzheimer's and dementia care programs.
"You can walk through here for 15 minutes and you'll sense no institutional aspects to the environment whatsoever," Cowen says. "What you'll see instead are all the custom touches: hand-designed tiles, hand-blown glass from Germany."
The invisibility of any hospital-like elements is what most sharply distinguishes the new resort-style retirement living complexes from the staid and depressing "old folks homes" of the past.
Angela Olea, CEO of Assisted Living Locators, a Scottsdale-based national franchise that offers free referrals for seniors and their families on long-term care and senior housing, says it's no accident today's more desirable retirement homes are doing their best to hide the handrails and emergency buttons in their hallways with faux crystal tiles.
"What I truly am seeing is, among those who have the means to move into the upscale communities, they don't want any indication of institutional elements anywhere," Olea says. That goes for the less-healthy residents of the communities themselves, whose walkers and wheelchairs can provide a troubling reality check for those signing up for the vibrant, maintenance-free lifestyle such places promise.
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• Several different techniques are used to measure the same species.
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Having got some good advice from the forum I thought it would be cowardly not to offer the site I produced up for comment!
The aim was to reflect the society and bring the image a bit more up to date but produce something the older members would be comfortable with.
There's design elements I'm not over-happy with but the society seem to like it. I think the most difficult element was sorting the navigation.
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Thanks for taking the time to look at it - very much appreciated.
I admit I hadn't tried a screen size down to 768 - I'll look at a redesign of the layout if this seems to be problem generally.
I don't get the 'dance around' effect in any browser, so I'm not sure where that's coming from.
I added the 'select a link' when I was still working on the navigation - as an extra option. I think it's probably superfluous now.
The links at the bottom I'd meant to go back to - changing the font colour is tricky in NOF as they're part of the site style - I think I can change the background colour to give clearer visibility.
I'll add the * - well spotted!
The news page is thin at the moment. The idea is that it develops with the site. I have put it in as a form so that the members of the Committee can add news items themselves without needing me to update the site constantly. I'll see how it develops and review it. Part of the idea of the site is that it will be a focus for communication with members.
I'm sure the typos will turn up - although I am a bit OCD with that.
Thanks again - very helpful.
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Well done on getting where you have with the website. It looks quite professional.
I will reiterate what fourm member has said about the 'dancing around' on the top menu bar. I found it happened both in IE and in Firefox.
Apart from the other minor points spotted, I can't see anything that makes me throw my hands up in horror; so it's looking as though it's nearly there.
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Thanks to both of you for the time and advice - it really is very much appreciated.
fourm member - I will spend some time on the corrections! A proof reader is always invaluable.
I can't reproduce the problem with the picture of the theatre in IE8 - I'll check the page carefully, maybe rearrange a bit and try uploading it again.
I think the jumping about in the menu is an effect that NOF puts in as part of the rollover - I must admit it doean't particularly appeal to me. I'll have a play and see if I can change it.
Thanks for the encouraging comments on the site in general - I was trying to get across a sense of fun and help to draw in new members.
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Thanks for that - I'll see what I can find out on that.
And thanks for the information on screen resolution - I was surprised but it's worth taking account of.
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"West totally wasn't kidding when he said ______ was nice~" Gilbert laughed, he couldn't help it as his red eyes remained staring at the young girl that was seated on one of the school's benches, near the big fountain, she was innocently reading a book during lunch time. Ludwig obviously meant something different with the word 'nice' than Gilbert took for granted. Francis was too busy taking a smoke to pay attention while Antonio looked over at ______ as well, examining her. They were at a safe distance so Gilbert didn't have to worry about being heard at all.
"So, you're going to go for that chick?" Francis suddenly blurted out, his blue eyes were on Gilbert and his cigarette was lazily tucked between his index and middle finger.
"Of course, the awesome me can get anything he wants!" Gilbert said, he walked back over to Francis to sit down beside him in the soft grass. The weather was nice and warm, and there was a light breeze in the air which made it a perfect spring day. Antonio soon joined in with the two of them, the spot they sat on was pretty much hidden by some bushes so there was no trouble when it came to being seen either.
"Say, you may want to strike soon before the break is over, amigo" Antonio spoke with a chuckle. He looked over to Francis who was just putting out the cigarette by pressing it into the grass, really.. normall the Frenchman never touched one of them, calling them 'terrible for your health' yet he sat there smoking it for a first time.
"That's exactly what I was going to do, let's go. Kesese~" Gilbert stood up, Antonio and Francis followed him almost instantly. The three went over to where ______ sat, really for Gilbert to claim her as a prize.
Your eyes never left the book as you were reading, you were so sucked into the story that you were pretty oblivious to your surroundings. The spring's sun nicely shone down on you, giving you an even better view on the black letters that were printed on the pages. You were just about to get to the most exciting part when the book was suddenly taken from your hands, causing you to snap back to reality and look up to see Gilbert standing there with Antonio by his side.. apparently you were so oblivious to the world that Francis had managed to come up to stand behind the bench and read along with you over your shoulder.
"Give that back Gilbert!" You shouted it almost immediately, you knew this group, they often bullied people around the school whenever they felt like it. But you weren't going to put up with it like all those innocent nerds that had to suffer from them, not that easily at least. You wanted to stand up to snatch the book back out of Gilbert's hand, but Francis held you back by taking a hold of your shoulders and pushing you back down.
"Why would you want to read such a stupid book when I'm here?" Gilbert innocently asked, he handed the book to Antonio before he sat down next to you, wrapping his arm around your shoulder and pulling you close to him.
"I'm really not in the mood for this, Gilbert" You spoke, attempting to push the albino off of you which only resulted in one of your wrists being grabbed. He brought himself closer to you, his face only inches away from yours. You mentally cursed to yourself when you found yourself unable to move back due to Gilbert still having his other arm wrapped around you.
"Oh, but I am~" There were some wolf whistles to be heard when Gilbert spoke, Francis obviously seemed to enjoy watching the scene and Antonio was just chuckling a bit.
You tried to jerk yourself out of Gilbert's grip, but he kept a tight hold on you. His bright red eyes stared into yours until he closed them, his lips getting dangerously close to yours while his friends just stood there staring at the two of you.
"Bruder!" A low voice growled, startling the both of you. You let out a sigh in relief when you turned your head to see Ludwig standing there, his blonde hair neatly slicked back as always and his deep blue eyes didn't look impressed at all. Gilbert merely grinned as he kept you close to him.
"Oh, West! We were just hanging with ______. Want to join?" Gilbert asked. There was a grin plastered across his face. Ludwig however, he noticed your uneasy expression. He sighed as he stepped forth to the two of you, gently pushing Antonio aside who didn't really complain about it since he seemed in to be in a too good mood.
"I wouldn't believe it even if ______ said she was happily 'hanging out' with you right now" You were glad Ludwig happened to pass by, but seeing the books he carried made you remember that you had completely forgotten that you were going to study with him during the next hour of class so he was going to pick you up either way.
"You're always such a party pooper, West. Have fun sometimes" Ludwig merely grumbled at Gilbert's words before he suddenly reached out and grabbed his younger brother by the arm, pulling him up to stand from his seat next to you.
"Und you need to be more serious sometimes" Ludwig spoke. But Gilbert merely shrugged as he pulled himself from his brother's grip. Francis and Antonio curiously looked at the two, wondering what was going to happen.
"How about we keep this friendly, oui?" Francis piped up out of nowhere, causing Gilber to shrug before he moved over to his friends. His wide grin had disappeared, he seemed disappointed.
"I'll definitely come back for you, liebling~" You sighed as you watched Gilbert walk off, his friends following him like a couple of dogs. But as you looked the happy mood eventually returned until they disappeared out of sight. You looked up to see Ludwig sit down next to you, you had never seen him this releaved. Suddenly you realized something, Antonio still had your book.
"Seems I'm going to have to go back to them eventually.." You mumbled. You tried to keep it for yourself but Ludwig seemed to have heard it, he hesitated a bit before he spoke.
"Don't worry about it, I won't let them do anything to you anymore" You blushed a little at Ludwig's words, he normally never said anything like that.
"T-thanks.." You shyly spoke. The sudden ringing of the school's bell snapped you out of your thoughts. You quickly stood up, looking back at Ludwig with a smile as he did the same. You were a bit surprised when he offered you his hand.
"Want to go together? We're in the same class after all" Your blush deepend at Ludwig's offer, but you took his hand nontheless.
You gladly walked along with Ludwig, heading back into the school. It made you glad you were his classmate and that you were good friends, because you got the be close to him.


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