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Gysan Announces The Completion Of The Acquisition Of Dino Energy Investments Ltd.
CALGARY, Alberta, Jan. 23, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Gysan Holdings, Inc. (OTCQB:GYSA) (" Gysan" or the " Corporation") is pleased to announce that, further to its news releases of September 26, 2012, October 25, 2012 and December 28, 2012, Gysan has acquired all the outstanding shares of Dino Energy Investments Ltd. (" Dino"), a company formed and subsisting pursuant to the laws of the British Virgin Islands, from Dino's current shareholders, in exchange for 65,000,000 shares of Gysan Common Stock and 45,000,000 shares of Gysan Class A Preferred Stock. Each Gysan Class A Preferred Share has three votes and is convertible into three shares of the Corporation's Common Stock.
As a result of the transaction, Dino has become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Gysan. Also, further to its news releases of September 26, 2012, October 25, 2012 and December 28, 2012, Dino has entered into an agreement with a certain First Nations group in Alberta, Canada (the " First Nation") for the exploration, development and production of hydrocarbon resources on and under the First Nation's reserve lands (the " Exploration Agreement"). The rights granted to Dino under the Exploration Agreement are subject to regulatory and governmental approval as well as a number of other conditions precedent. It is expected that Dino, as a subsidiary of Gysan, will conduct all exploration and production activities through a wholly-owned subsidiary incorporated under the laws of Alberta, Canada.
Certain statements contained in this release are forward-looking statements and are based on future expectations, plans and prospects for Gysan's business and operations that involve a number of risks and uncertainties. Gysan's forward-looking statements in this release are made as of the date hereof, and the Corporation disclaims any duty to supplement, update or revise such statements on a going-forward basis, whether as a result of subsequent developments, changed expectations or otherwise. In connection with the "safe harbor" provisions of the U.S. Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and the "forward-looking information" provisions of National Instrument 51-102 of the Canadian Securities Administrators, the Corporation is identifying certain forward-looking information regarding, among other things, Gysan's proposed exploration and production activities. Actual events or results may differ materially from those contained in these forward-looking statements. Important factors that could cause further events or results to vary from those addressed in the forward-looking statement include, without limitation, risks and uncertainties arising from the ability of Dino to successfully satisfy the conditions precedent contained in the Exploration Agreement and successfully exploit the rights acquired thereby; uncertainties relating to the ability to realize the expected benefits of the acquisition; unanticipated or unfavorable regulatory matters; general economic conditions in the region and industry which Gysan and Dino operate, and other risk factors as discussed in the Corporation's other filings made by the Corporation from time to time with the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Alberta Securities Commission.CONTACT: Gysan Holdings, Inc. Winnie Fung, Treasurer and Secretary Telephone: (403) 229 - 2351 Facsimile: (403) 228 - 3013
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Who? The laid-back Halifax outfit began as a Seth Smith (vocals/guitars) solo project dubbed Hi-Firey while Smith was playing in a band called The Burdocks. Burdocks bandmate Nancy Urich (bass/vocals) joined in before too long, and the pair released 2005's Thank You EP. From there, Dog Day bided time with both a cassette-release split EP and the Oh Dead Life EP. Drummer KC Spindle and keyboardist Crystal Thili joined in from hardcore act The Hold, and the foursome released the Night Group long-player via Tomlab earlier this spring. What's the Deal? Night Group is a serious throwback to the Halifax/Windsor scene's early '90s heyday, when bands like Thrush Hermit, Super Friendz and Hardship Post populated the scene. Most songs float along dreamily, despite Spindle's insane quick-lick drumming style.
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Who?These Seattle throwback rockers booted out their first album, Kickin' Upstairs, in 2006. Taut live shows swirled with swank three-part vocal harmonies and earned the band a 'don't miss this' reputation in the region. This year, Mark Fredson (vocals), Eric Whitman (guitar), Johnny Whitman (bass), Ben Eyestone (drums), and Colin Field (guitar) all graduated from high school in June before sprouting forth the guitar-laden full-length Hair, out now via the Control Group. What's the DealThese youngsters (birthdates 1988 and 1989) jive with a flow pioneered 20 years before their births via blazing acts such as Led Zeppelin and Queen. Fredson's vocals are more Jason Lee from Almost Famous than Robert Plant or Freddy Mercury, but the band swaggers and stomps all the same.
The Lovemakers
Who? Band mainstays Scott Blonde (vocals/guitars) and Lisa Light (vocals/bass/violin) first got together in 2002 when Blonde stole then-girlfriend Light away from his record store manager. The two formed the Lovemakers and put out a self-released EP as a three-piece in 2003. Next, the Lovemakers issued the disco-danceable full-length Times of Romance on Interscope in 2005, but Blonde and Light's relationship had soured by then. Still, the band soldiered on, as former Oasis drummer Ken Hard and synth/guitarist Brandon Arvonick joined for 2007's Misery Loves Company EP. What's the Deal? The band's latest taut five-song offering amalgamates tones of acts like the Raveonettes, Eurythmics, early Depeche Mode and the White Stripes into a sonically schizophrenic listen.


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There will be an exciting name on the Gulfstream Park entries for Sunday when they come out this afternoon. Flashy Gray, one of the most impressive maiden winners at Churchill Downs last fall, will make her three-year-old debut in the day's 4th race. Not only will it be the first race since breaking her maiden by 10 ¼ lengths on November 8, but it will also be Flashy Gray's first appearance for her new connections.
An attractive roan daughter of the grade one winning sire, Flashy Bull, Flashy Gray brought $775,000 at the Keeneland November sale as part of the Dolphus C. Morrison dispersal. The winning bidder that night was one of the most successful partnership groups in racing, West Point Thoroughbreds. After buying the filly, they promptly turned over her training duties to Hall of Fame conditioner, Bill Mott.
Not coincidentally, West Point owned and raced her sire, who collected over $800,000 in 19 career races. I had the chance to talk with Erin Finley, West Point's director of communications, about the exciting addition to the stable, and the first thing I asked was about the large investment made in the talented filly who has yet to race against winners.
"We keep a close eye on all of Flashy Bull's progeny and actually watched this filly's first race at Keeneland when she was was second. When she came back and won so impressively at Churchill and then we heard she was entered in in the sale, we had to go over and take a look," said Finley.
That first race at Keeneland was also a strong performance as she just missed, beaten only a head by Silver Strike, in a 6 ½-furlong race on October 5.
"She's a beautiful filly and walked around the sales grounds like she owned the place -- that really struck us. We talked to some of our partners and went in and took a swing at her. She sold out in just days -- which did not surprise me considering how impressive she was."
While the Golden Rod Stakes was immediately considered for their new purchase, it was decided to give her some time off with her new trainer. Asked what they expected to see in her first race carrying the familiar gold and black silks of West Point, Finley made it clear that Sunday's race is just a step in the direction of bigger and better things.
"We fully expect to use this race as a prep for a stake - which stake we don't know for sure yet. We are keeping all options open. Bill Mott gave her some time to recharge her batteries after the sale and has gotten five strong works into her at Payson Park."
As for future plans, Finley told me that the sky is the limit, and that all doors are open to the talented filly, including a run for the lilies. It didn't hurt that her former owner compared Flashy Gray favorably to his former champion, Rachel Alexandra, at the same stage in their careers.
"The Kentucky Oaks is indeed the goal with this filly. In the spirit of Rachel Alexandra, we also nominated her to the Triple Crown just in case. Dolphus Morrison came up to me after we bought her and made quite a few comparisons to Rachel. We won't be complaining if she wins the Preakness that's for sure."
It's interesting to note that while the Kentucky Oaks is the main goal for Flashy Gray, she is one of only seven fillies to be on the early nomination list for the Triple Crown. If her eye-catching maiden win, and the $775,000 purchase price was not enough, the nomination should be further proof of the very big intentions for Flashy Gray.
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Just how much of a construction slowdown are we seeing?
When New Hanover County put the building moratorium in place, it was designed to reduce the flow of wastewater through the over-burdened sewer system until repairs were finished. And while it may be helping with the sewer problem it's creating new problems for a key driver of greater Wilmington's economy.
Over the past year builders have been playing the waiting game until the moratorium on hookups to the northeast interceptor sewer line is lifted.
Developer Jeffrey Stokley said, "It's going to affect development in this county for several years. If you're not putting infrastructure in the ground, then obviously it puts you behind on having lots available to sell."
Stokley says waiting out the moratorium is costing him and the additional cost is ultimately passed on to the consumer.
"What it does is increase your overall land costs," Stokley said. "Now you're having to carry that land for a longer period of time, so therefore it's going to affect your price of the house at the end."
The slowdown is substantial. Over the past year the number of new residential building permits has plunged 26 percent. Aside from the sewer-hookup moratorium, the Cape Fear Builders Association blames the recent real estate downturn.
Donna Girardot with the Cape Fear Homebuilders Association said, "One of the major impediments for people buying in this area is trying to sell their house somewhere else."
Girardot says the silver lining is a recent upswing in the real estate market in the northeast, where many people move here from. And when they relocate, they're often met with sweetened deals from builders -- everything from upgraded carpets and appliances - to paid closing costs.
"They're helping to move the inventory. And that's what we want to do. We want to dry up the inventory so the market can rebound again," Girardot said.
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Girardot estimates that about 20 percent of builders in greater Wilmington are offering incentives. The good news for builders is that sales of new homes are up and the price of new homes is also up.


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8030 Renaissance Parkway #950, Durham, NC 27713
the gfree godiva cheesecake is killer but the rest of my meal.... not so much. the gluten-free menu is great but when I was ready to order I found out the fries are NOT gluten free because it's a shared frier.... even though they're listed as gluten free. my burger was just okay and the bun was super dry. They have loads of choices but be careful!
1311 F Street Northwest, Washington, DC 20004
I loved this place! I've had gluten-free pita bread before but this was hands down the best. when I asked for gluten-free pita (because it's not really advertised) the waiter asked if it was preference or an allergy. When I told him it was an allergy he directed me a completely different preparation area. This way only one person was preparing my food with fresh gloves and my own blissfully uncontaminated toppings. The chicken roti on gf pita w/ all the fixings was phenomenal! Extra $2 is annoying but worth it. Delicious, filling meal.
1605 Erwin Rd, Durham, NC 27705
BEST beer stop and continues to be the best even with celiac. Staff has great knowledge, Sams has a great selection!
716 9th Street, Durham, NC 27705
They need to get a dedicated fryer! u hate mot being able to eat the chips at Mexican restaurants and even though they brought me warm corn tortillas for the salsa, I was unknowingly charged extra for them. But the veggie fajitas.... Amazing! And the staff is very attentive.
410 Blackwell St., Suite 100, Durham, NC, 27701
Like other people have said, its very expensive! Once tax and tip were done I paid $23 for a 14" pizza! I was underwhelmed when I got my pizza because it was very dense and chewy but I still gave four stars because the leftovers (which lasted two more dinners!) were really fantastic reheated in the oven... better than at the restaurant!
810 W Peabody St, Durham, NC 27701
I don't know what it is about gfree pizza crust but so far I've not been a fan. Lillys was a favorite pre celiac diagnosis but the gluten-free crust is just not up to snuff. Very dense and chewy and mine was also dry. otherwise pizza toppings etc are wonderful but for the added price of the gf crust I won't be going back...
200 N Mangum St, Durham, NC 27701
they recently went entirely gluten free (the kitchen at least... the few gluten containing items are brought in from outside source) which is really exciting but the service has been terrible the few times I've been and the veggie enchiladas were a bit strange! but fried calamari in rice flour?? yes please!
107 N Columbia St, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
incredible gluten-free buns! I thought they'd just be Udi's but they're waaay better. sweet potato fries and a turkey burger o a gf bun... heaven!
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327 West Davie Street, Raleigh, NC 27601
The atmosphere is great and the menu is clearly labeled BUT the guac is marked gluten-free and unless you like spoonfuls of guac sans chips, it's not gluten-free (the chips are in a shared frier and therefore not safe for Celiacs). Our waiter didn't know any of this and couldn't tell me how the chips or food were prepared and only bothered to find out after my friend asked him point blank to go check. That said, the food that IS safe is delicious. Chicharrones and waffles are very strange but delicious - and definitely enough for two meals!
433 Daniels Street, Raleigh, NC 27605
The wait staff is extremely helpful and knowledgeable and I feel very comfortable eating here. The chips have a dedicated fryer and are soo good. Love the nachos and tacos - but be sure to ask about marinades etc. on the meats!
345 W Main St, Durham, NC 27701
Love love love eating here! it was one of my favorite restaurants before I was diagnosed and still is. Can't go wrong with their soup/salad combo. The staff is helpful and knowledgeable... If soup has croutons on top they'll omit them and voila! Celiac safe meal.


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AUGUSTA, Ga. — Third-round play at the Masters resumed after a 45-minute delay early Saturday afternoon because of a thundershower. None of the leaders had begun play when the suspension took place. Defending champion Zach Johnson has moved into a tie for 13th — where Tiger Woods began the day — by playing his first […]
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AUGUSTA, Ga. — The storm has passed, and Augusta National officials announced that third-round play at the Masters will resume at 1:40 p.m. That will be a 38-minute delay and gives the tournament hopes of having third-round play completed by the end of the day. We're getting conflicting information on how many players had started […]
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Kris knows a good thing when she sees it and that good thing is little Honey Boo Boo. Kris has decided that she wants to manage the reality star's career and help turn her into a gold mine, according to a new report!
It wasn't too long ago that Kris Jenner allegedly referred to Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson's mom June Shannon as being 'classless' for exploiting her family. But now she's apparently showing an interest in helping their careers. So why the sudden change of heart?
Money! The almighty dollar, of course! Kris has helped turn her own family into a multi-million dollar empire, why not do the same with the Honey Boo Boo family…and profit from it! Kris ain't no dummy when it comes to business.
According to a recent report in Star magazine, Kris is trying to convince the Thompson family to meet with her to discuss her big plans for them. "Kris realized that they could be a gold mine," an insider tells the magazine. "The Thompsons don't really have any professional representation outside of TLC, and Kris thinks she can get them some serious endorsements and more money from the network. They're getting a fraction of what Kate Gosselin got."
But after calling June 'classless', will she get the chance to redeem herself? Knowing how shrewd Kris is, they will soon have a special called The Kardashians Meet The Honey Boo Boo's.
What do YOU think, HollyMoms? Should Kris manage the Thompson family?
–Sandra Clark
More Kris Jenner and Honey Boo Boo news
- June Shannon Fires At Kris Jenner: 'You Can't Make Everybody Happy'
- Kris Jenner Thinks Mama June Shannon Exploits Honey Boo Boo
- 'South Park' Mocks Honey Boo Boo & June Shannon — Watch
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Kris Kardashian is a disgusting narcissist, putting her own interests first – living vicariously through Kim. If you watch the Kardashian's show, even just a few times, you can see how Kris' main focus is always herself. Everything boils down to how much money and/or attention Kris is getting. As her own children have (jokingly) said, Kris is like a prostitute, all she cares about is getting paid her 10%. Or, that Kris is only a manager by marriage (referring to Lamar). The more I read about Kris, the more I dislike her. Besides, this Honey Boo Boo attention will die down relatively soon, and I see no endorsement deals ahead.
Posted at 9:36 AM on October 12, 2012
Go Away Already
Posted at 11:28 AM on October 11, 2012
Ann u r a nasty stinking beyotche!…..Leave poor Lisa alone!…..Khylie and Kendall are not like millions of other home schooled American children…..These girls are spoiled, arrogant, self absorbed little biotches….They have no respect for their parents!…..These little c@nts speak to dad Bruce like he is an azzhole…….Bruce should knock the crap a out of his c@nting wife and c@nting daughters……..Mark my words you'll see one of these little skanks making a sex video like big sister skanky Kim…….It's all about the moohla in the Kartrashian household!
Posted at 11:55 PM on October 10, 2012
This is a load of bullsh*t and Lisa you are clearly and ignorant idiot, you fall for this crap every single day, you must be a retard. And you fools do realize that Kendall and Kylie are being home schooled like millions of other children in this country right? God you people are ignorant. Kris don't even know who these people are, she can hardly keep up with managing all of her girls and Rob much less to be managing some redneck hick family. Please.
Posted at 11:46 PM on October 10, 2012
And letting the two teenagers quit school, to be supposedly home schooled, is insane. R they not interested in getting into a good college or university? You would think Bruce cared about their education more. Certainly hope they are not aspiring to be like Kim, please. Honey boo boo stay away–far away from the jennies/kardashians unless all u r interested in is money.
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Adopted grandson to be extradited in Bonnie woman's death
by WILY/WRXX News Staff • October 8, 2013 • News
A Jefferson County man arrested Saturday in Missouri will be extradited this week to Illinois in connection with last week's
death of an 84-year-old woman he reportedly lived with, says Sheriff Roger Mulch.
42-year-old Timothy S. Newell was arrested on a warrant charging him with unlawful possession of a stolen vehicle and is being held in Sweet Springs, Mo. He is reportedly the adopted grandson of Rita Newell.
Timothy Newell lived with Rita E. Newell, whose body was found Thursday afternoon after police forced their way into the home while, initially, conducting a well-being check at the residence, on Helkin Drive in Bonnie.
Mulch has said foul play is suspected in the woman's death, though authorities are waiting on autopsy results before disclosing the cause of death. He says he anticipates additional charges, but will have to wait for the autopsy results to be finalized before they can sit down with the state's attorney.
Mulch said police went to the house after receiving a call from out of state by someone concerned about the woman's well being. He would not say who that person was or from where the person was calling.


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I am wondering if there is a guide that posts how much AP scales with each spell?
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each ability has different scaling, you could easily find out by doing the math buy a tome (20 AP) see how much it gives each ability then devide that amount by 20 (the amount the tome gives) and thats your scale.
So it is a linear scale for each ability?
There's a guide here, scroll down the page: http://beta.leagueoflegends.com/boar...ead.php?t=7797
Ty That is exactly what I was looking for.


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Forbes.com has some valuable business advice for authors who want to self-publish their books: Get professional help. Many self-publishing authors see the process as a DIY proposition. But Forbes reports that "authors who did their own editing and cover design made only 38% of the average" amount earned by self-published books. Authors who got help with editing, copy editing and proof reading saw their earnings increase 13%. Authors who hired professional book designers as well as editors saw their books earn 34% more than the average for a self-published book.


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SHERIDAN—The Center for a Vital Community, along with a statewide coalition, announced they will host the 2nd annual symposium entitled "Building Communities Where Children & Families Thrive: The Science of Early Childhood". Events will take place the evening of Sept. 18 and on Sept. 19 and 20 at Sheridan College. Participants at this statewide symposium will learn the latest early childhood research and will focus in particular on the development of children birth to three. Attendees will explore ways to apply new research within communities' early childhood systems and empower them to imagine innovations that can improve outcomes for children and families in Wyoming. The symposium is open to all early childhood stakeholders including parents and families, early childhood caregivers and educators, K-12 school professionals, physical and mental health providers, and any members of your community interested in helping to make a difference for children and families in the earliest years. Cost of the symposium is $80 and includes meals and materials. To register, visit www.childrenandcommunity.net. Registration is now open. A variety of professional development credits are available for those who attend the symposium. Those who are interested in credit may visit the website for more information. For more information call Michelle Sullivan at 307-752-1637.
SHERIDAN— National Geographic writer Mark Jenkins will share his experiences with one of the world's oldest skiing cultures Thursday, Sept. 18th, at 6:30 p.m. in the Whitney Academic Center Presentation Hall at Sheridan College. A writer in residence at the University of Wyoming, Jenkins lived and hunted with tribal members in Central Asia's Altai Mountains, a ski culture that has survived unchanged for at least 5,000 years. A critically acclaimed author and internationally recognized journalist, Jenkins covers geopolitics and adventure. Among hundreds of stories, he has written about land mines in Cambodia, the war in Eastern Congo, the loss of koalas in Australia, global warming in Greenland, ethnic cleansing in Burma, and climbing Mount Everest in Nepal. This program is free and open to the public. For more information call Dr. Jean Garrison at (307) 766-6119.
SHERIDAN—Sheridan College is having a presentation called "Memories of Heart Mountain: The Imprisonment of Japanese Americans during World War II" by Sam Mihara, a former prisoner at the Heart Mountain, Wyoming, and Pomona, California internment camps during World War II. During World War II, the U.S. government forced 9-year-old Sam Mihara and his entire family to move from their home in San Francisco to an internment camp in Wyoming. Seventy years have passed since the incarceration and Sam is one of the few survivors willing to speak about this experience. In his moving presentation, he talks about his years in the Heart Mountain and Pomona internment camps, providing a first-hand account of this great civil rights injustice that was experienced by more than 120,000 Japanese Americans. Sam Mihara is a rocket scientist who worked for Boeing and later started his own high-tech consulting firm. He was incarcerated at the Heart Mountain Relocation Center during World War II, and he now travels around the country speaking about that experience. The presentation will be on Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in the Whitney Presentation Hall. For more information, contact Misty Bateman at firstname.lastname@example.com
SHERIDAN—Sheridan College will present "Your Government – Your Legislators," a series of three seminars instructed by State Representatives John Patton, Rosie Berger and Michael Madden.
"American Institution of the State Legislature" will take place on Wednesday, Sept. 24, and will outline the importance of political institutions, specifically examining the responsibilities of the State Legislature and how elected officials participate.
"The Legislative Process and Our Elected Officials" will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 1, and will discuss the roles and responsibilities of elected officials.
"Your Voice Heard" will take place on Wednesday, Oct. 8. Participants will learn a bill's route through the legislative process and how to voice their opinions.
Each session is two hours, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. and will take place in the Whitney Presentation Hall at Sheridan College. The cost is $20 per session. To register, call 674-6446, ext. 2200.
SHERIDAN— The Science Museum kicks off their Fall 2014 lecture series on Wednesday, Sept. 24. The first lecture will be "Water Quality Counts: Building a Local Conservation Program" by Carrie Rogaczewski at 7 p.m. Carrie Rogaczewski has been with the Sheridan County Conservation District for just over 16 years. In that time, she has provided oversight and assistance for water quality monitoring, planning, and improvement programs. She is responsible for securing and administering the grant funding needed to implement the local program. The lecture will be held in the Mohns Center at the Sheridan College, 3059 Coffeen Ave. For more information, contact Misty Bateman at firstname.lastname@example.com.
SHERIDAN— The FAB (for, about, by) women's conference is Friday and Saturday. Friday is the Woman of the Year banquet with last year's winner, Erin Kilbride as the keynote speaker. Saturday is the conference, with keynote speaker Stephanie Armstrong. The banquet is $50 per ticket, the conference is $50, and for both nights, tickets are $75. You can get tickets by going to www.thesheridanpress.com/FAB or by calling The Sheridan Press at 672-2431. Child care will be available Saturday for $30.
SHERIDAN—Few people today know much about the largest child migration in history. Between 1854 and 1929 more than 250,000 orphans and unwanted children were taken out of New York City and given away at train stations across America. Organized by Rev. Charles Brace to rid New York City of homeless street children and provide them with a chance to find new homes, this nearly 80 year experiment in child migration is filled with horror stories and happy endings. Sheridan Fulmer Library will host "Riders on the Orphan Trains", the official outreach program of the National Orphan Train Complex, at 11 a.m. on Saturday in the Inner Circle. There will be a one hour presentation including music and photos. The library is located at 335 W. Alger St. For more information, contact Christina Schmidt at 674-8585 ext. 29.
SHERIDAN—The Sheridan College Faculty Lecture Series Presents: "Vampires, Warriors, and Slave-makers: The Spectacular diversity, and Ecological Roles, of Ants," by Dr. Scott Newbold on Thursday, Oct. 2. This lecture will provide a broad review of some of the most spectacular examples, from ants that glide through the rainforest canopy, to the intricate social behaviors that underlie the well-studied slave-making, gardening, and warring species. Lecture begins at 7 p.m. in the Whitney Presentation Hall at the Sheridan College, 3059 Coffeen Ave. It is free for the public to attend, and refreshments will be served following the discussion. For more information, email Misty Bateman at email@example.com
SHERIDAN—There will be a free Caregiver Conference at the Holiday Inn Oct. 3 and 4. All caregivers all welcome and the conference will feature general information and focused sessions on Alzheimer's Disease. Register by Sept. 30 by calling 1-877-926-8300 and ask for the Sheridan Caregiver Conference. Or go online at www.uwyo.edu/wycoa. Events will kick off Friday with an appreciation dinner and will wrap-up Saturday around 5 p.m. The Holiday Inn is located at 1809 Sugarland Dr.
SHERIDAN—KLIFE is holding a youth rally on Monday from 4:30-5:30 p.m. at the Sheridan Junior High featuring Bethany Hamilton. Bethany Hamilton is a pro-surfer who's life story was featured in the movie 'Soul Surfer' and she is currently appearing on 'The Amazing Race' and 'Dolphin Tale 2'. This event is open to the public and tickets are $5 per person and are for sale at Roosters. For more information please call Amy Rabon at 461-0874.
SHERIDAN— Throughout the months of October, November and December, Lynn Gordon will be holding free seminars at the Downtown Sheridan Association on Coffeen Avenue and Main Street. The first one will be about anxiety and is on Tuesday, Oct. 7 at 5:30 p.m. There will be a repeat of the seminar on Wednesday at 12:10 p.m. For more information call 307-674-6446 ext. 2200.
SHERIDAN— A public square rosary crusade is gathering on Saturday at noon on the corner of Main and Burkitt. This is meant to bring people together to pray for America as a nation. An estimate of 12,000 similar rallies will occur throughout the U.S. on Saturday. For more information call Terry Grasky at 672-6964.
SHERIDAN— The Sheridan County Museum is hosting tours of the Sheridan Municipal Cemetery. These tours will explore the community's past by venturing to the final resting places of some of its most famous or infamous citizens. The Cemetery Tours will be held on Sunday, at 4 p.m. and then again on Wednesday, Oct. 15 at 4:30 p.m. and Saturday, Oct. 18 at 2 p.m. Tour admission is $5 per person and due to content, and the tours are limited to ages 13 and above. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Purchase tickers at the Sheridan County Museum. For more information call John Woodward at 307-675-1150.
SHERIDAN—Election day is Nov. 4 and there will be another candidate forum next Tuesday and Wednesday. This is an opportunity for candidates to share their views with the public. Candidates for local positions will speak on Tuesday and state and federal candidates will speak on Wednesday. Both forums are in the Whitney Presentation Hall at the Sheridan College, 3059 Coffeen Ave. at 7 p.m.
SHERIDAN — Sheridan College will hold three community music courses this fall taught by local musician Lynn Young. Young will offer "Let's pick – playing handmade music with friends," on Wednesday from 6:30-9 p.m. The cost is $35. Participants are encouraged to bring a fiddle, guitar, banjo, bass or mandolin, or just come sing and have fun.
"Roots of country music – A listening history" is a two-evening course, on Oct. 27 and Oct. 29, from 6:30-9 p.m. both nights. The cost is $35. Participants will learn about the origins of country music and listen to vintage recordings and live performances of local musicians.
Young's final course, "All about stringed instruments," will be held Nov. 12, from 6:30-9 p.m. The cost is $20. Participants are encouraged to bring their instruments to learn about maintenance and value, as well as how to change strings and tune instruments.
Participants who register for all three will receive a $10 discount. The courses will be offered at the Sheridan College in Johnson County campus in Buffalo.
Also, singer/songwriter David Stewart will offer "The art of song writing," on Tuesday in Buffalo from 6-9 p.m. The cost is $30. Participants will learn about publishing and crafting a song, as well as collaborative songwriting efforts. To register or learn more about the community education program, call 674-6446, ext. 6000.
SHERIDAN— The Science Museum continues their Fall 2014 lecture series on Wednesday, Oct. 15. The lecture will be "A Biological Arms Race" by Holly Martin at 7 p.m. Martin is on the Biology Faculty at Gillette College. The lecture will be held in the Mohns Center at the Sheridan College, 3059 Coffeen Ave. For more information, contact Misty Bateman at firstname.lastname@example.com.
DAYTON—Meet and greet Dayton's local candidates for Mayor and Town Council on Thursday. Ask questions so that you can make an informed vote on Nov. 4. The event is being held at the Tongue River Valley Community Center from 7-9:30 p.m. For more information, call the Community Center at (307) 655-9419.
SHERIDAN—For the next series of Brown Bag and After Hours lectures by Lynn Gordon, she will focus on fear.
The After Hours lecture is on Tuesday at 5:30 p.m.
There will be a repeat of the seminar on Wednesday at 12:15 p.m. Both lectures will be held at the Downtown Sheridan Association.
For more information call 307-674-6446 ext. 2200. The lectures are offered by Family and Personal Counseling Center and Sheridan College Community Education.
SHERIDAN — Field representatives for Wyoming's congressional delegation will host office hours Wednesday at the Sheridan County YMCA.
The office hours provide area residents an opportunity to discuss issues, views, questions and concerns with the field representatives. The comments and concerns will be relayed to Sens. Mike Enzi and John Barrasso and Rep. Cynthia Lummis.
The office hours will be held from 11 a.m. to noon.
The Sheridan County YMCA is located at 417 N. Jefferson St.
For more information, contact any of the three congressional offices:
• Enzi's Gillette office: 682-6268;
• Barrasso's Sheridan office: 672-6456;
• Lummis' Sheridan office: 673-4608.
SHERIDAN — Let'Er Buck Car Wash, along with more than 2,200 other car wash locations across the nations will provide free car washes to veterans and current military service personnel, under a Grace For Vets program on Tuesday.
Washes will be given rain or shine at 624 E. Brundage Lane from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. The free washes are given to honor and recognize those that have and are serving in the armed forces.
Grace For Vets was founded by Mike Mountz, former owner of Cloister Wash & Lube in Pennsylvania in 2004.
Mountz vowed to find a way to honor veterans. Several years after opening his first car wash, he started the Grace For Vets Free Wash Program. With the help of car washes across the country who participate, more and more military servicemen and women are recognized each year through this program.
For Let'Er Buck Car Wash locations or to obtain more information call 751-4851 or visit www.leterbuckcarwash.com or www.graceforvets.org.
Let'Er Buck Car Wast is located at 624 E. Brundage Lane in Sheridan.
SHERIDAN — The next event in the Sheridan College Museum of Discovery's science lecture series will focus on beekeeping.
Tongue River Honey beekeeper Clifford Reed will present "Survival of Beekeeping in the 21st Century," Nov. 12 at 7 p.m.
Beekeepers today find themselves in a fight for survival, with both the use of chemical pesticides and the parasitic 'Varroa' mite having strong negative effects on honey bees. Reed will discuss these challenges while highlighting how the food supply depends on the success of beekeepers in a harsh environment.
Tongue River Honey was established in 1918 in Ranchester by a railroad worker who turned to beekeeping, Earl C. Reed. It has since been passed down three generations. Clifford Reed, who grew up working honey bees with his family, and his wife took over operations in 1984 and are the current owner/operators. They are members of the Sioux Bee Honey Association, the world's largest honey co-op, and Clifford has served as past president of the Wyoming Beekeepers Association.
The event is free and open to the public. It will be held at the Sheridan College Science Museum in the Mohns Science Center, located at 3059 Coffeen Ave.
For more information, contact Dr. Scott Newbold at 674-6446 ext. 3112 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
SHERIDAN — "Celebrating our Heritage…Pursuing our Future" is the theme for the 95th annual meeting of the Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation. The meeting will be Thursday through Saturday at the Holiday Inn in Sheridan.
Policy discussion is the main purpose of the meeting and guides the work of the organization. According to Ken Hamilton, WyFB Executive Vice President, the resolutions range from support for CDL driver's license changes to groundwater control areas; and from trespass laws to Big Horn and Domestic Sheep issues.
The featured speaker from the American Farm Bureau Federation is John Anderson, deputy chief economist for AFBF. Anderson will speak Friday at 2:15 p.m. about the importance of trade to agriculture and he will provide a cattle market outlook.
A screening of the film "Farmland" will be shown at 9:45 a.m. on Friday.
Young Farmer and Rancher events will also showcase some of the many opportunities available for our younger leaders in the agricultural community of Farm Bureau.
Sheridan College will host the YF&R collegiate discussion meet at 5 p.m. Thursday. Students from Sheridan College, Eastern Wyoming College, Northwest College and the University of Wyoming will compete.
Elections, awards, and a "Harvest for All" food drive round out the meeting events.
The meeting agenda is at www.wyfb.org.
The Sheridan Holiday Inn is located at 1809 Sugarland Drive. Sheridan College is located at 3059 Coffeen Ave.
SHERIDAN — A free retirement strategy presentation will be held Thursday at the Powder Horn Clubhouse.
The event, "Plan Your Retirement on Your Own Terms," will include cocktails and conversation about retirement preparation and strategies to maximize Social Security benefits.
The program will begin at 4:30 p.m. with cocktails and hors d'oeuvres. The retirement presentation will begin at 5:30 p.m.
Organizers ask those planning to attend to RSVP by the end of today. To RSVP, call 674-6288.
The Powder Horn Clubhouse is located at 23 Country Club Lane.
SHERIDAN — To help mark the 100th anniversary of the start of World War I and educate residents about Sheridan County's contribution to the war, Sheridan Fulmer Library will host an exhibit through Nov. 30.
The exhibit will be on display in the Inner Circle and The Wyoming Room.
On Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Inner Circle, Michael Dykhorst, an assistant researcher in The Wyoming Room, will give a presentation about Sheridan County men and women who participated in the war. The presentation will include many photos of Sheridan events during the war and local historian Bob Wilson will present WWI military uniforms and weapons of the time.
The Inner Circle exhibit will include photos and information about Sheridan enlisted men and women who served as nurses, pencil sketches of war scenes by Sheridan resident George Ostrom — who was a soldier during the war — and photos of bond drives held in Sheridan. Display cases in The Wyoming Room will feature WWI uniforms and other memorabilia.
The Children's Library will also have a WWI display and various age-appropriate activities during the month.
The library is located at 335 W. Alger St. For more information, call the library at 674-8585.
SHERIDAN — The next installment of the spring 2015 lecture series at the Sheridan College Science Museum will be held Wednesday at 7 p.m.
Ucross High Plains Stewardship Initiative Co- director Charlie Bettigole will present "Satellites and weeds: Open-source tools for landscape management."
The talk will focus on mapping and analytical tools that Bettigole's research group is develop- ing using free, publicly available data and user- friendly open source software.
The lecture is free and open to the public.
For additional information, contact 674-6446 ext. 3500.
The Sheridan College Science Museum/Mohn's Center is located at 3059 Coffeen Ave.


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quote:The New Orleans Advocate, the New Orleans Saints and the New Orleans Pelicans formally announced a partnership Wednesday that links the city's only seven-day-a-week newspaper with its two professional sports teams. John and Dathel Georges, the paper's owners, joined Saints owners Tom and Gayle Benson and Rita Benson LeBlanc, along with roughly 400 guests, at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome to formally kick off the partnership. The deal makes The New Orleans Advocate the official newspaper of the Saints and Pelicans, and it allows the newspaper to promote itself at home games of the two teams. ..."We have a great newspaper here, a daily newspaper, instead of having one three days a week or whatever it is," Tom Benson said in relation to The Times-Picayune's decision to curtail home delivery. "We are excited about it. We think The Advocate is going to do real good for itself and us too. We think it is very important. My wife and I every morning sit down and read the paper. There is nothing like it."
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Daleville Travel Plaza |
Applicant Name: |
Indy Corp, Inc. |
Site Location: |
15876 West Commerce Road, Daleville, Indiana |
VRP Site Number: |
6980604 |
Project Manager: |
Aaron Green |
Date Application Received: |
June 24, 1998 |
Date Project Completed: |
July 25, 2005 |
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VOCs and SVOCs |
Media Addressed: |
Surface Soils, Subsurface Soils, and Groundwater |
Cleanup Objectives Achieved: |
VRP 1996 Guidance Tier II Nonresidential; RISC Commercial/Industrial Default Closure Criteria, February 15, 2001 and January 1, 2004 editions; and Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) Industrial-Commercial Generic Criteria, December 10, 2004 |
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The property shall not be used for residential purposes and groundwater use is prohibited. |
This Site has been used as a truck travel plaza since the 1970's. The Site consists of both diesel and gasoline refueling islands, a restaurant, and a convenience store. Indy Corp, Inc. entered the Site in to the VRP to address soil and groundwater contamination that originated from releases of diesel and gasoline from the underground storage tank (UST) system. Contaminated soils were over-excavated at the Site and treated in onsite land treatment cells. Soil samples collected from the over-excavation, borings, and the land treatment cells demonstrate that the Site's soils have been successfully remediated and meet the proposed cleanup goals. Contaminated groundwater has been successfully remediated through the use of a dual-phase extraction and air sparge remediation system which was operated from January 1999 through June 2003. Seven quarterly groundwater confirmation sampling events following the shutdown of the remediation system demonstrate that the cleanup goals have been met for the dissolved contaminants. In addition to demonstrating closure for the dissolved contaminants associated with the diesel and gasoline releases (ie. BTEX and PAHs), the applicant provided an expanded analysis of SVOC and VOC suites during groundwater investigations and monitoring. None of the compounds from the expanded SVOC and VOC analysis exceeded proposed cleanup goals. As part of the remedy this property shall not be used for residential purposes and groundwater use is prohibited. For specific details regarding remedial activities at the Site please refer to the Remediation Work Plan and Remediation Completion Report. |


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The 6-foot-9 inch forward had been verbally committed to Rick Barnes' program since March 2008. Thompson, a native of Brampton, Ontario, who plays his high school ball at Nevada powerhouse Findlay Prep, is the only recruit in the Longhorns' 2010 class.
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- After two weeks of intensive practice, 11 Providence teenagers perform famous tunes written by local songwriters in "Providence Swings: The Music-Makers of Our City."
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After spending about 5 days in Berkshire, UK, khaosdog, another friend and me have returned to Germany safely yesterday. We were driving to and from England by car, which usually takes about 13 hours one-way, but we set a new record with only 11 1/2 hours yesterday, because we didn't encounter ANY traffic jam on our way, which is quite unusual. Also, we were able to catch the 2pm ferry although we were booked on the 4pm ferry - I'm glad the ferry service does not care much about when you cross the channel as long as they have free space left. I sure wish trains or airplanes would operate that way!
We picked up Exileden on the day after our arrival, who took a plane to Luton Airport. We then spent most of Friday visiting the Anglian Wolf Society (www.anglianwolf.com), which was really cool - I haven't been there in ages (7 years, to be precise) and it was good to see that they are still doing well. Back in 2003, only the two brothers Peyto and Cheza (European wolves, born in 2001) were living there - now they also have two females called Aiyana and Kaya (born in 2006 and both Chezas daughters), who are crosses between European and North American wolves. I could take a couple of photos although it was heavily overcast and soon pouring down with rain, which didn't stop until late in the evening.
On Saturday, all of us participated in the photographic day at the UK Wolf Conservation Trust. This was a lot of fun, and although the weather was still quite bad, we did get some sun every now and then. However, I only took about 1800 photos, which is very little considering we had a total of 7 hours dedicated to taking photos. This is what I usually take within 4 hours in a zoo if the wolves are really active. We were taking photos through the fence or through "photo holes" in a double-fence mainly, and I wasn't particularly lucky in choosing the right one We also got the chance to meet both Mai and Duma on wolf walks around the property and take photos without the fencing (but with the wolves on chains...). All in all, it was very pleasant - especially the staff was being wonderful and friendly. A lot of things have changed around and so I didn't know most of the people at the trust. Despite that it was great to be welcomed like this, and we had a lot of interesting conversations, especially with Andy and Alex.
We sorted out photos we've taken that day to give to the trust until we were finally too tired to carry on at 2am. The next morning, we finished the work and boiled the 1800 photos down to a little more than 20. After we gave the photos to Alex, we had the chance to join Mai and Duma on another wolf walk, which was really nice, because the weather was a lot better that day. I got about 300 more photos which I haven't had a chance to look at yet... I think I'll do that now.
In the evening, we met with bladebandit, Tauregil and ValkyrieSorrows at Paddington station in downtown London, and after spending half an hour in traffic in and around the city and missing our parking garage, we were 45 minutes late in the end... but the brave deviants were waiting on us out there in the cold, and although most of them had to leave again right when we arrived, Tauregil went to a hotel restaurant with us where we could chat some.
Exileden and Tauregil left together after that, and since we had paid 10 GBP for parking (we had the option to pay 5 GBP for one hour or 10 GBP for 23 hours...), the rest of us decided to take a stroll through the streets of London, making our way to Hyde Park - but since we didn't feel like walking through the pitch black park, so we returned and drove back to the hotel.
Even though large portions of our vacation was not unplanned (because everyone I know either was busy or on vacation themselves), it was a nice trip again We didn't manage to do a whole lot of sightseeing and stuff (like going to see Stonehenge and such) - but the weather really didn't give us the chance either. We missed the sun a lot - and especially if you are looking to take photos in the first place, the lack of light is really not helpful. But I guess this is what you get if you schedule a visit at this time of year *g*
During the next few days, I'll upload some of the photos I took. Hope you enjoy them
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