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Items where Department is "Faculty of Science and Technology > Lancaster Environment Centre" and Year is 2015
Number of items: 50.
Allen, Gina and Halsall, Crispin and Ukpebor, Justina and Paul, Nigel and Ridall, Gareth and Wargent, Jason (2015) Increased occurrence of pesticide residues on crops grown in protected environments compared to crops grown in open field conditions. Chemosphere, 119. pp. 1428-1435. ISSN 0045-6535
Anejionu, Obinna and Blackburn, Alan and Whyatt, Duncan (2015) Detecting gas flares and estimating flaring volumes at individual flow stations using MODIS data. Remote Sensing of Environment, 158. 81–94. ISSN 0034-4257
Beisel, Uli (2015) The blue warriors:science, public health and democracy in malaria control experiments in Ghana. In: Para-states and medical science. Duke University Press, Duke, N.C.. ISBN 9780822357490 (In Press)
Benskin, Clare and Rhodes, Glenn and Pickup, Roger and Mainwaring, Mark and Wilson, Ken and Hartley, Ian (2015) Life history correlates of faecal bacterial species richness in a wild population of the blue tit Cyanistes caeruleus. Ecology and Evolution. ISSN 2045-7758
Byrne, Patrick and Zhang, Hao and Ullah, Sami and Binley, Andrew and Heathwaite, Louise and Heppell, C.M. and Lansdown, K. and Trimmer, Mark (2015) Diffusive equilibrium in thin films provides evidence of suppression of hyporheic exchange and large-scale nitrate transformation in a groundwater-fed river. Hydrological Processes, 29 (6). pp. 1385-1396. ISSN 0885-6087
Cawley, M. and Clark, Gordon (2015) Perspectives from the United Kingdom and Ireland. In: Tourism, recreation and regional development. New Directions in Tourism Analysis . Ashgate, Abingdon, pp. 227-241. ISBN 9781472416223 (In Press)
Chen, Chang-Er and Chen, Wei and Ying, Guang-Guo and Jones, Kevin C. and Zhang, Hao (2015) In situ measurement of solution concentrations and fluxes of sulfonamides and trimethoprim antibiotics in soils using o-DGT. Talanta, 132. pp. 902-908. ISSN 0039-9140
Clark, Gordon and Marsden, Rebecca and Whyatt, Duncan and Thompson, Leanne and Walker, Marion (2015) 'It's everything else you do…':alumni views on extracurricular activities and employability. Active Learning in Higher Education. ISSN 1469-7874 (In Press)
Duckett, Dominic and Wynne, Brian and Christley, Robert M. and Heathwaite, Louise and Mort, Maggie and Austin, Zoe and Wastling, Jonathan M. and Latham, Sophia and Alcock, Ruth and Haygarth, Philip (2015) Can policy be risk-based?:the cultural theory of risk and the case of livestock disease containment. Sociologica Ruralis. ISSN 1467-9523
Faria, C. A. and Romeis, Jörg and Wäckers, Felix L. (2015) Reduced defence induction in Bt cotton benefits non-target pests. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. ISSN 0027-8424 (In Press)
Fraser, James and Frausin, Victoria and Jarvis, Andrew (2015) An intergenerational transmission of sustainability?:ancestral habitus and food production in a traditional agro-ecosystem of the Upper Guinea Forest, West Africa. Global Environmental Change. ISSN 0959-3780 (In Press)
Gagic, V. and Bartomeus, I. and Jonsson, T. and Taylor, A. and Winqvist, C. and Fischer, C. and Slade, Eleanor M. and Steffan-Dewenter, I. and Emmerson, M. and Potts, S.G. and Tscharntke, T. and Weisser, W. and Bommarco, R. (2015) Functional identity and diversity of animals predict ecosystem functioning better than species-based indices. Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, 282 (1801). ISSN 0962-8452
Garcia Mandayo, Gemma and Gonzalez-Chavarri, Jurgi and Hammes, Emily and Newton, Hannah and Knapp, Helmut and Sweetman, Andrew and Hewitt, C. N. (2015) System to control indoor air quality in energy efficient buildings. Urban Climate. ISSN 2212-0955
Habibiandehkordi, Reza and Quinton, John and Surridge, Ben (2015) Can industrial by-products enhance phosphorus retention within vegetated buffer strips? European Journal of Soil Science, 66 (1). pp. 42-52. ISSN 1351-0754
Hale, James and Fairbrass, Alison and Thomas, Matthews and Davies, Gemma and Sadler, Jon P. (2015) The ecological impact of city lighting scenarios:exploring gap crossing thresholds for urban bats. Global Change Biology. ISSN 1354-1013
Huck, Jonathan and Whyatt, Duncan and Coulton, Paul (2015) Visualising patterns in spatially ambiguous point data. Journal of Spatial Information Systems. (In Press)
Huck, Jonny and Coulton, Paul and Gradinar, Adrian and Whyatt, Duncan (2015) Cartography, Location-Based Gaming and the Legibility of Mixed Reality Spaces. In: Proceedings of the GIS Research UK 23rd Annual Conference. . (In Press)
Huck, Jonny and Whyatt, Duncan and Coulton, Paul (2015) Evaluating the spraycan:understanding participant interaction with a PPGIS. In: Proceedings of the GIS Research UK 23rd Annual Conference. . (In Press)
James, Michael and Pinkerton, Harry and Applegarth, Louisa and Hancock, Anson and Slatcher, Neil and Owen, Jacqueline and Calvari, Sonia and Ganci, Gaetana (2015) Time-lapse imaging of active lava flows at Mt. Etna, Sicily. In: AGU Fall Meeting 2014, 2014-12-152014-12-19, San Francisco.
Jiang, Bo and Zhu, Di and Song, Yizhi and Zhang, Dayi and Liu, Zengjun and Zhang, Xu and Huang, Wei E and Li, Guanghe (2015) Use of a whole-cell bioreporter, Acinetobacter baylyi, to estimate the genotoxicity and bioavailability of chromium(VI)-contaminated soils. Biotechnology Letters, 37 (2). pp. 343-348. ISSN 1573-6776
Jürgens, Monika D. and Chaemfa, Chakra and Hughes, David and Johnson, Andrew C. and Jones, Kevin C. (2015) PCB and organochlorine pesticide burden in eels in the lower Thames River (UK). Chemosphere, 118. pp. 103-111. ISSN 0045-6535
Lavallee, Yan and Wadsworth, Fabian and Vasseur, Jéremie and Russell, James K. and Andrews, Graham and Hess, Kai-Uwe and von Aulock, Felix and Kendrick, Jackie and Tuffen, Hugh and Biggin, Andrew and Dingwell, Donald B. (2015) Eruption and emplacement timescales of ignimbrite super-eruptions from thermo-kinetics of glass shards. Frontiers in Earth Science, 3. ISSN 2296-6463
Lu, Yonglong and Song, Shuai and Wang, Ruoshi and Liu, Zhaoyang and Meng, Jing and Sweetman, Andrew J. and Jenkins, Alan and Ferrier, Robert C. and Li, Hong and Luo, Wei and Wang, Tieyu (2015) Impacts of soil and water pollution on food safety and health risks in China. Environment International, 77. pp. 5-15. ISSN 0160-4120
Lupa, Chris and Lorkin, Matthew and Robinson, Lyndsey and Dinesh, K. K. J. Ranga and Sweetman, Andrew and Monk, Stephen and Herbert, Ben (2015) Small-scale anaerobic digestion for the treatment of organic waste:a national study. Energy for Sustainable Development. ISSN 0973-0826 (In Press)
Ma, Yuxin and Xie, Zhiyong and Halsall, Crispin and Moller, Axel and Yang, Haizhen and Zhong, Guangcai and Cai, Minghong and Ebinghaus, Ralf (2015) The spatial distribution of organochlorine pesticides and halogenated flame retardants in the surface sediments of an Arctic fjord:the influence of ocean currents vs. glacial runoff. Chemosphere, 119. pp. 953-960. ISSN 0045-6535
McGowan, Ellen and Tuffen, Hugh and Castro, Jonathan and Berlo, Kim and James, Michael and Owen, Jacqueline and Schipper, C. Ian and Wadsworth, Fabian and Saubin, Elodie and Wehbe, Katia (2015) Pressure changes before and after explosive rhyolitic bomb ejection at Chaiten, Chile recorded by water diffusion profiles around Tuffisite veins. In: AGU Fall Meeting 2014, 2014-12-152014-12-19, San Francisco.
McMahon, Sean and Bebber, Daniel and Butt, Nathalie and Crockatt, Martha and Kirby, Keith and Parker, Geoffrey and Riutta, Terhi and Slade, Eleanor M. (2015) Ground based LiDAR demonstrates the legacy of management history to canopy structure and composition across a fragmented temperate woodland. Forest Ecology and Management, 335. pp. 255-260. ISSN 0378-1127
Owen, Jacqueline and Tuffen, Hugh and Coats, Becky (2015) Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble:the degassing of Katla 1918, a subglacial basaltic eruption. In: Volcanic and Magmatic Studies Group 2015, 2015-01-052015-01-07, Norwich.
Owen, Jacqueline and Tuffen, Hugh and Coats, Becky (2015) Reconstructing magma degassing in the Katla 1918 eruption through vesicle textures and dissolved volatile contents. In: AGU Fall Meeting 2014, 2014-12-152014-12-19, San Francisco.
Pan, Zhuokun and Huang, Jingfeng and Zhou, Qingbo and Wang, Limin and Cheng, Yongxiang and Zhang, Hankui and Blackburn, George Alan and Yan, Jing and Liu, Jianhong (2015) Mapping crop phenology using NDVI time-series derived from HJ-1 A/B data. International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation, 34. pp. 188-197.
Pering, T.D. and Tamburello, G. and McGonigle, A.J.S. and Aiuppa, A. and James, Michael and Lane, Steve J. and Sciotto, M. and Cannata, A. and Patanè, D. (2015) Dynamics of mild strombolian activity on Mt. Etna. Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research. ISSN 0377-0273
Pooley, Colin (2015) "My father found it for me":changing experiences of entering the workforce in twentieth-century urban Britain. Urban History, 42.
Rhiem, Stefan and Riding, Matthew J. and Baumgartner, Werner and Martin, Francis L. and Semple, Kirk T. and Jones, Kevin C. and Schäffer, Andreas and Maes, Hanna M. (2015) Interactions of multiwalled carbon nanotubes with algal cells:quantification of association, visualization of uptake, and measurement of alterations in the composition of cells. Environmental Pollution, 196. pp. 431-439. ISSN 0269-7491
Richards, Siân L. and Wilkins, Katie A. and Swarbreck, Stéphanie M. and Anderson, Alexander A. and Habib, Noman and Smith, Alison G. and McAinsh, Martin and Davies, Julia M. (2015) The hydroxyl radical in plants:from seed to seed. Journal of Experimental Botany, 66 (1). pp. 37-46. ISSN 0022-0957
Riding, Matthew J. and Herbert, Ben M. J. and Ricketts, Lois and Dodd, Ian and Ostle, Nick and Semple, Kirk T. (2015) Harmonising conflicts between science, regulation, perception and environmental impact:the case of soil conditioners from bioenergy. Environment International, 75. pp. 52-67. ISSN 0160-4120
Roberts, Mike and Taylor, Jane (2015) Exploiting plant induced resistance as a route to sustainable crop protection. In: Biotechnology for plant disease control. John Wiley and Sons, Hoboken, USA. (In Press)
Shanahan, Peter and Binley, Andrew and Whalley, W. Richard and Watts, Chris W. (2015) The use of electromagnetic induction (EMI) to monitor changes in soil moisture profiles beneath different wheat genotypes. Soil Science Society of America Journal. ISSN 0361-5995 (In Press)
Smith, Alan G. and Barry, Tiffany and Bown, Paul and Cope, John and Gale, Andy and Gibbard, Phil L. and Gregory, John and Hounslow, Mark and Kemp, David and Knox, Robert and Marshall, John and Oates, Michael and Rawson, Peter and Powell, John and Waters, Colin (2015) GSSPs, global stratigraphy and correlation. In: Title of volume tbc. Geological Society, London.
Song, Mengke and Luo, Chunling and Li, Fangbai and Jiang, Longfei and Wang, Yan and Zhang, Dayi and Zhang, Gan (2015) Anaerobic degradation of Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) and Polychlorinated Biphenyls Ethers (PBDEs), and microbial community dynamics of electronic waste-contaminated soil. Science of the Total Environment, 502 (1). pp. 426-433. ISSN 0048-9697
Stevenson, J. A. and Mitchell, N. C. and Pinkerton, H. (2015) From ASCII files to orthophotos: The processing of high resolution aerial survey data using open source GIS software. In: Proceedings, Open Source GIS conference. . (In Press)
Sun, Guangdong and Zhang, Xu and Hu, Qing and Zhang, Heqing and Zhang, Dayi and Li, Guanghe (2015) Biodegradation of Dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethanes (DDTs) and Hexachlorocyclohexanes (HCHs) with plant and nutrients and their effects on the microbial ecological kinetics. Microbial Ecology, 69 (2). pp. 281-292. ISSN 1432-184X
Ward, Sue and Orwin, Kate and Ostle, Nick and Briones, Maria and Thomson, Bruce and Griffiths, Robert and Oakley, Simon and Quirk, Helen and Bardgett, Richard (2015) Vegetation exerts a greater control on litter decomposition than climate warming in peatlands. Ecology, 96 (1). pp. 113-123. ISSN 0012-9658
Waterton, Claire and Maberly, Stephen and Norton, Lisa and Tsouvalis, Judith and Watson, Nigel and Winfield, Ian (2015) Loweswater. In: Catchment and river basin management. Earthscan Studies in Water Resource Management . Earthscan, London. ISBN 9781849713047 (In Press)
Watson, Nigel (2015) Adaptation through collaboration:evaluating the emergence of institutional arrangements for collaborative catchment management and governance in England. International Journal of Water Governance, 3 (3).
Willcox, Alistair and Buisman, Iris and Sparks, Steve and Brown, Richard and Manya, S and Schumacher, JC and Tuffen, Hugh (2015) Petrology, geochemistry and low-temperature alteration of extrusive lavas and pyroclastic rocks of the Igwisi Hills kimberlites, Tanzania. Chemical Geology. ISSN 0009-2541 (In Press)
Wynn, Peter and Morrell, David and Tuffen, Hugh and Barker, Philip and Tweed, Fiona and Burns, Rebecca (2015) Seasonal release of anoxic geothermal meltwater from the Katla volcanic system at Sólheimajökull, Iceland. Chemical Geology, 396. pp. 228-238. ISSN 0009-2541
Young, Peter (2015) Refined instrumental variable estimation:maximum likelihood optimization of a unified Box-Jenkins model. Automatica, 52. pp. 35-46. ISSN 0005-1098
Zhang, Dayi and Berry, James P. and Zhu, Di and Wang, Yun and Chen, Yin and Jiang, Bo and Huang, Shi and Langford, Harry and Li, Guanghe and Davison, Paul A. and Xu, Jian and Aries, Eric and Huang, Wei E. (2015) Magnetic nanoparticle-mediated isolation of functional bacteria in a complex microbial community. ISME Journal, 9 (3). pp. 603-614. ISSN 1751-7362
Zhang, Dayi and Zhang, Xu and Wang, Yun and Zhou, Guizhong and Li, Guanghe (2015) Innovative slow-release organic carbon-source material for groundwater in situ denitrification. Environmental Technology, 36 (7). pp. 909-919. ISSN 0959-3330
Zhang, Dayi and Zhou, Guizhong and Zhang, Xu and Wang, Yun and Li, Guanghe (2015) Structure and mass transportation model of slow-release organic carbon-source material for groundwater in situ denitrification. Environmental Technology, 36 (3). pp. 395-403. ISSN 0959-3330


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Von Miller
Von Miller Knows Just What Aldon Smith Is Going Through
San Francisco 49ers linebacker Aldon Smith has another game left on his nine-game suspension for violations of the NFL's substance abuse and personal conduct policies, and Von Miller can't wait to see his buddy back on the football field.
Broncos Coach John Fox Says 'We All Stunk'
Peyton Manning admittedly stunk up Gillette Stadium. If that's the case, he wasn't alone. "I think we all stunk," coach John Fox said Monday after the Denver Broncos' 43-21 loss at New England.
Peyton Manning: 'I Stunk' In Broncos' Loss To Patriots
Peyton Manning threw for 438 yards, but most of those came after the Patriots rolled to a 20-point halftime lead on their way to a surprisingly lopsided win over the favored Broncos.
Talib Even-Keeled About His Return To New England
Another year, another homecoming for a Patriot-turned-Bronco star. Aqib Talib is hoping for a happier homecoming Sunday when the Denver Broncos (6-1) visit the Patriots (6-2).
Von Miller Bounces Back From ACL Surgery
Denver Broncos linebacker Von Miller has officially returned to his old form. He's been named the NFL's AFC Defensive Player of the Month for the second time in his career.
Von Miller Named AFC Defensive Player Of The Month
The Broncos have the No. 1 ranked defense against the run right now, and one of the large reasons for that is Von Miller.
Miller, Harris Lead Broncos' Defensive Resurgence
After taking vastly different routes to the NFL, Von Miller and Chris Harris Jr. have seen their paths intertwined in 2014 as they lead Denver's defensive revival.
Patriots Prepare For Biggest Test Against Broncos
A smiling Jonas Gray showed he belongs by rushing for 86 yards in his second NFL game, a 51-23 rout of the Chicago Bears on Sunday. A much tougher test looms – the Denver Broncos.
Top 10 Most-Interviewed Denver Broncos
Peyton Manning is certainly the center of attention on the Broncos, and a study found TV cameras find him on the sideline more than any other QB in the NFL. But is he the most-interviewed Bronco in the Denver locker room?
Miller, Ware Are Enjoying Bounce-Back Seasons
When DeMarcus Ware teamed up with Von Miller in Denver, the two of them fantasized about what kind of tandem they'd be if they could both stay healthy.

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Wow, Never knew about this... The Police state has been around a whileSubmitted by PeacefulAnarchism on Mon, 08/12/2013 - 21:32
THE BOMBING OF OSAGE AVENUE: Philadelphia, 13th May 1985
A documentary produced and directed by Louis Massiah for WHYY-TV 12 Philadelphia, and written and narrated by Toni Cade Bambara, 1986, 58 minutes.
A documentary examining the tragedy which occured in West Philadelphia on May 13, 1985, when 11 people died and 61 families lost their homes in a fire which resulted from a police-orchestrated firebombing of the neighborhood. The tragedy occured as a result of a confrontation between the city of Philadelphia and the members of the Black radical organization known as MOVE.
On Mother's Day, 1985, a virtual army of city and state police converged on a quiet block in historic Cobb's Creek, a blossoming neighborhood of parks and children, aluminum siding and basketball stars nestled in the heart of Philadelphia's African American community. By the next day, 61 homes were destroyed and 11 people were dead, all members of the communitarian MOVE organization. In this, the winner of 1987's Global Village Best Documentary Award, Massiah establishes the setting for the tragedy early on, and Toni Cade Bambara's poetic narration draws us deeper into the drama.
Neighbors recall the coming of MOVE members, unusual in their back-to-nature lifestyle, and the incidents -- including trash thrown into their yards amd profanities blasting over loudspeakers -- which caused their relationship with the community to deteriorate almost immediately. Eventually the close-knit community called on city officials to deal with MOVE members, unwittingly opening a Pandora's Box. The bombing referred to in the documentary's title was ordered by the Philadelphia police with the acquiescence of then-mayor, W. Wilson Goode, shortly after a 90-minute gun battle with 500 hundred city police officers ensued.
Of all the television hours devoted to this internationally infamous event, Massiah's documentary is possibly the first to look at the real human loss, not only in the deaths that include a number of MOVE children, but the proud community of families that survived race wars and gang wars, only to be nearly destroyed by its own city.
1988 Academy Award for Best Documentary
"...an excellent film which explores the social and politcal context in which the confrontation between MOVE and the City of Philadelphia developed."
--Bettye Collier-Thomas, Director, Center for African American History and Culture
"This extraordinary documentary is an intricately woven story of government overkill and its impact on the innocent."
--Beverly Guy-Sheftall, Women's Resource and Research Center, Spelman College
The Firebombing of MOVE by Kiilu Nyasha
The Bombing of MOVE: Urban Warfare in Philadelphia
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text: BooknewsChoice no-fault automobile insurance refers to accident recovery regimes in which purchasers of policies can choose either traditional tort recovery, or some variant of no-fault with a barrier to tort recovery. Only three states offer such choice, but there is pressure for US legislation to encourage every state to do so. Here, a dozen classic and new articles present the research on such insurance, covering the background, the economics and practice, and the history and politics. Specific topics include efficiency and equity, the case against auto choice, and the impact on cities and the poor. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)


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Jack Benson named CIO and Matt Benson will lead field engineering at nfrastructure
Jack Benson, vice president of managed services, was named chief information officer (CIO). Matt Benson will lead End User Services, Structured Cabling, Security and Mission Critical Construction. This has been consolidated into Field Engineering. Most recently, he served as director of Structured Cabling. [Read More]
Jennifer Perrotta promoted to vice president of operations at nfrastructure
Jennifer Perrotta was promoted to vice president of operations. She will lead a newly created division named Operational Support Services (OSS). Perrotta will have responsibility for cross functional areas including the PMO, operational finances, and management of key performance indicators. [Read More]
Jennifer Andrews joins docSTAR
Jennifer Andrews joined as marketing manager-demand generation specialist. Andrews' background includes work in public relations, project management, SEO, marketing strategy, email marketing, social media strategy, usability testing, web metrics, web design and BANT/MQL. Most recently, she was an associate web marketing project manager with Cengage Learning, formerly Thomson Learning, in Clifton Park. Andrews earned a […] [Read More]
James J. Kuhn named president of Atlantic Testing Laboratories
James J. Kuhn of Clifton Park was named president of ATL, the Canton-based technical services firm with 10 offices throughout New York State. Kuhn began working with ATL in 1994. He has held several positions in the firm including engineer, assistant division manager, division manager, area manager, vice president, senior vice president, and executive vice […] [Read More]
Kevin Heckeler joins IntegralONE Network Solutions as network engineer
Kevin Heckeler joined the Albany-headquartered company as a network engineer. He will be responsible for client deployments of new pcs, fire walls and servers as well as phone and remote support. Since 2000, he has worked at the (former) Fleet help desk, Technical Business Solutions, Beechnut, and another smaller support firm based out of Delmar. [Read More]
Matthew Dean joins AECOM as Scientist I
Matthew Dean joined as Scientist I in the Environment Business Line at the Latham office. Dean will perform multi-media sampling, oversee well installation and classify soils in support of remedial investigation, design, and construction projects. Dean graduated from Clarion University in Pennsylvania with dual Bachelor's Degrees in geology and environmental geoscience. [Read More]
Andrew Tooker joins Web Instinct as project manager
Andrew Tooker joined the Saratoga Springs company as project manager. He will bridge the gap between the sales and production teams. Tooker served as a software implementation specialist with his previous employer, responsible for implementing and supporting computerized automotive systems. Tooker is a graduate of Empire State College with a Master's Certificate in project management. [Read More]
Joseph Fernalld joins Bergmann Associates as survey technician
Joseph Fernalld of Colonie joined the engineering and architectural design firm as a survey technician in the Albany office. [Read More]
Chris Pickett and Tony Riccio named to lead sales team at nfrastructure
Chris Pickett of Clifton Park was named vice president of sales at the Malta firm. Pickett will be responsible for the direction, development and management of nfrastructure's sales operations. Pickett earned his Bachelor of Science, with a concentration in management and finance, from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Tony Riccio of Loudonville was named executive vice president […] [Read More]
Cheryl Lewis joins Winstanley Partners as vice president of Lenox Softworks
Cheryl Lewis of Rensselaer joined as vice president of Lenox Softworks, the educational technology and training arm of Winstanley Partners, a marketing communications agency. Lewis will be responsible for expanding the professional education and adult training business. Most recently, she was executive project manager with Building Media Inc. She also serves as president of her […] [Read More]
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We like to go there for the take out bakery service. Albeit a bit on the expensive side. We have never liked the sandwiches or soups. they sound good, but the delivery does not meet the hype.
I am not a fan of restaurant chain. but Panera is good. I love their salads and lemonade. check it out.
This is a chain, but so what? You'll find a great selection of fresh breads and pastries; homemade soups, delightful salads, and delicious sandwiches. Casual atmosphere; clean; not too loud even though this is a social meeting place. Free wireless internet a plus. Highly recommend ... worth hunting it down in the shopping ctr.
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Quiz: Remember the definition of mal de mer?
eighth letter of the Greek alphabet; in ancient Greece, written on ballots to indicate a vote for a sentence of "death" (thanatos), hence occasional allusive use for "death."
The Greek letter theta. Entries beginning with this character are alphabetized under theta.
theta the·ta (thā'tə, thē'-)
Symbol θ The eighth letter of the Greek alphabet.


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White Terminology – Our Words Versus Their Words
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This topic contains 41 replies, has 11 voices, and was last updated by Coniglio Bianco 2 years, 9 months ago.
06/09/2012 at 10:07 am #2530506/09/2012 at 10:48 am #25307
When was the last time you posted the mantra, coniglio?
All you seem to be doing here with your 'x' is a code word for anti-white' is trying to dilute the message.
Do we just keep trolls around here for the entertainment value, or what?06/09/2012 at 10:53 am #2530806/09/2012 at 11:17 am #25310
How about instead of 'staying up all night', you actually post the mantra, and then report back here once in a while?
Might be a start..06/09/2012 at 12:29 pm #25322
You people can get your own ideas from now on. I'm tired of wasting my time trying to help people who are too fucking stupid to be helped.06/09/2012 at 1:23 pm #25329
Okay. Bye.
I guess we'll never see you again. *rolls eyes*06/09/2012 at 2:18 pm #25346
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Coniglio, just post the Mantra every day and no one will be bothered by your ideas. I appreciate the time you take to come up with some ideas.
We shouldn't even attack other pro-Whites if we are attacked. It ruins cohesion and morale.06/09/2012 at 2:21 pm #25347
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Here I go getting myself in trouble again. I've remonstrated with Coniglio severely (but not harshly, I don't think..I don't believe that attracts whites who view our site) when IMO he posted something that was out of line. And I should repeat, "IMO."
Coniglio has explained pretty well I think why he doesn't post the mantra more. IMO he brings overall a very useful perspective to this site, and is valuable here. Very valuable, IMO. His steady urging is mainly what has caused me to strengthen all my passwords, and there's other contributions he's made. His contributions are IMO much greater than some other persons' (at least one I can think of) who apparently post the Mantra even less than he does, but get no flak for it.
I follow him rather closely because he often says things that are worthwhile and interesting and are of a sort the rest of us here don't think of. He was developing here and coming along nicely…if people would just leave him alone unless they think he's way out of line, and let him develop here in his own way, he would likely become a huge asset. He's a superb writer and often a very good thinker.
Of course I didn't see his post that David responded to! Maybe a good thing! I don't know what the "x" that is mentioned is all about.
If Coniglio's a troll, he has an acting talent that's beyond compare. It's extremely unlikely he's a troll I think.06/09/2012 at 2:27 pm #25351
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+1 to Harumphty's comments.06/09/2012 at 2:27 pm #25352
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Coniglio, I hope you'll put your posts back up if you can do that.06/09/2012 at 2:52 pm #25354
I thought the swarm was all about posting the mantra and then reporting back? Was I mistaken?
Coniglio's post was a trollish attempt at subverting the message whilst proclaiming himself as some kind of dubious authority of BUGS.
Okay, let's say that he's not a troll – has he EVER consistently posted the mantra?
I've never seen it.06/10/2012 at 1:54 am #2538706/10/2012 at 2:06 am #2538806/10/2012 at 2:55 am #2538906/10/2012 at 5:46 am #2539406/10/2012 at 7:19 am #25395
Hi there Coniglio Bianco,
Government members have been saying multiculturalism is dead
http://news.bbc.co.uk/today/hi/today/newsid_9389000/9389502.stm says multiculturalism with "tolerance."
Hmmm – this is when we need a viral video on what code word means.
The anti-Whites switch code word for equals, means and anything else but the true meaning of code word.
I agree these phrases are true.
Tolerance means passively let the country be flooded with immigrants who in the course of time will outnumber us and we will discover all too late they are not so tolerant when they are in power.
Tolerant is leave your front door unlocked.
It is not protesting about what is happening in White countries. It sums up the dumbing down effect of political correctness.
We will need to be a bit careful with this tolerance is a code word.
The anti-White will retort so intolerance is….
Something to bear in mind.06/10/2012 at 7:35 am #25398
Okay Conigli-troll.
Here's why your idea is ridiculous.
are ALL code words for anti-white?
"that we have developed and are using"
'We' never developed "anti-nazi is a code word for anti-white." That was your own stupid idea. We have also NEVER used it. That's a flat out lie.
Seriously, what's going on here – are we just going to let the trolls determine the direction this site is going?
I'd like some input from other BUGSers, including the mods on this.06/10/2012 at 9:40 am #25402
Coniglio Bianco has posted that the following "could" be used with code word for
White genocide. Especially tolerance and integration.
affirmative action
All English together – very cosy.
What are the authorities saying. Well we have heard "multiculturalism" is dead. They don't actually mean that, they mean the opposite. Multiculturalism is many cultures in the same ground space. What the politicians are moaning about is lack of integration. That other cultures are self selecting separatism. They will start pushing the integration, assimilation line.
Affirmative action – Not with White genocide, this is just discrimination and so up front in your face anti-White.
Tolerance – you need to be well prepared to use this one, easily turned around to make us look intolerant. Yes this will be used more and more so we need to be prepared. Needs some thought. A mini Mantra about how we won't tolerate/ have no tolerance for White genocide. As I say some more thought.
Would you tolerate…..?
Do you think we should show tolerance to….?
What psycho Black man would tolerate/show tolerance to….?
Put in situations only a psycho person would tolerate.
The same would go for "acceptance"
Tolerance is not something achieve by force and anti-White…
Lots of thinking needed but lots of mileage.
Diversity is standard with code word for WG.
I've used multiCULTuralism with code word for WG.
Pluralism – I'd leave that fancy pants term.
Inclusion and Integration – especially inclusion feels like a tailgating words. Much more thought needed.06/10/2012 at 9:41 am #25403
Just discovered how to edit – previous post, so ignore.06/10/2012 at 10:06 am #25406
I don't want to junk up a front page thread because this might be considered N&J but I think this short read has a good insight into the left's anti-whites' mind set and emotional level that we expose with our mantra work.
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Angry gorilla
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You're kidding right?
You know with Zhoyas he would get about 250 AP And have the invurnerable active..
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He killed his opponent 3 times in laning phase, pretty much got all cs and double buffs.
What'd you expect?
Not like he didn't work for it.
I'm not defending Death Cap but mages beside the big 3 were usually nearly useless or negligible. Other then "We need another source of damage so our enemies have to split their defense".
What is going on anyways? Is this a mage metagame?
Holy ****t!
*goes afk
I pwnz u now
The spear was accidental /he was probably aiming at a poppy that was closer at the time/ and at max range. The kass he hit had 30 mr. I can think of other carries that would do that in the time it took the spear to fly up to kass (equally fed MF, Poppy, Tristana, Ashe - assassins and carries).
How did he have it in 15 min? That's Nidalee we're talking about. She CS's like the devil after 6. Not to mention that, yes, he killed a dumbface mordekaiser like 2-3 times.
AP carries needed the item imo. I don't play those much or at all, but they were bad.
no matter what riot does, you people will never be ****ing satisfied, it's disgusting how much some of you ***** and moan about things.
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Ahhh that was a great introduction to my current post if I do say so myself!
If you're on my Holiday list you likely got yourself a zombie Christmas card from ThinkGeek this year. I don't recommend purchasing these as they are expensive and come in packs of four only.
Which is why in honor of Christmas and the Holiday season I do so recommend my very favorite Etsy seller for your Christmas card needs (or any seasonal card need), tinaseamonster.
Tina does some incredibly epic homemade cards that normally have something to do with zombies and the zombie plague. Her shop is one of my first discoveries on Etsy many a year ago and remains a fond favorite to this day. She does a range of various t-shirts, stickers, and totes (I absolutely love her "Panic Buying for the Apocalypse" tote which I have two of) but I always go back year after year after year for her fabulous cards for various Holidays particularly Christmas ones!
These are some of her Holiday cards. She sells them in variety packs for as little as $12 for a box of 10 with envelopes.
If you're a bit of a geek or just a fan of zombies she's an essential Etsy shop you won't want to miss!
In 1969, John married Yoko and the idea of peace and loving your fellow wo(man) was forever changed. Knowing their marriage would turn into a huge media circus they decided to use that press in a positive way by proceeding to stay in bed for 7 days inviting press from all over the world to hear John preach the good word of peace.
John was shot in the back and killed in 1980. It's sad that a man who inspired peace and love was killed in such a brutal way. I'd like to think John would be the first one to forgive the person who killed him as that's the kind of bloke he was.
Today's is his anniversary…so take a moment today to imagine there's no heaven, no hell, no possessions, no countries at war with one another, nothing to kill or die for, no religion to fight about, no greed…
Remember to love your fellow brother and sister. What better time of the year to do so?
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"All great and honorable actions
are accompanied with great difficulties, and both must be enterprised and overcome with answerable courage."
- Gov. William Bradford,
Plimoth Colony
Welcome to
The San Diego Colony
Society of Mayflower Descendants
in the State of California, Inc.
Last Update: 4 March 2015
Mayflower Links
Pilgrim History
San Diego Colony
2014- 2016
Colony Officers
Gail Raser
Asst. Governor
Recording Sec.
Kathleen Loftman
Corresponding Sec.
Ray Raser
Treasurer Sue Johnson
Historian/PublicityBudd Leef
Elder Kathleen Norris
State Board Rep.
Beverly Nickerson
Advisor/Past Gov. Rich Bailey
Membership Sec.
Joyce Shiloff
Education Chair Amy Lusk Conboy
DecorationsNorma Wohlfarth
Belle Bohn
Kathleen Norris
Web Master
Budd Leef
Important upcoming 2015 Mayflower Society Meetings and Event Dates
Mark the dates on your calendar now and plan on joining us for these General Society and Colony meetings and events.
21 Feb 2015 -
The Winter SD Colony Meeting at MCAS Miramar Officer's Club will welcome our guest speaker, Dr. Eve Kornfeld of SDSU, and Members of the Sons of the American Revolution. Dr. Kornfeld will speak to us about General and 1st President, George Washington.
7 March 2015 -
2015 Escondido Family History Fair at the Escondido LDS Church on the corner of citracado and Felicita. Registration begins at 8am, and sessions begin at 9am. The keynote speaker will be the "Barefoot Genealogist", Crista Cowan from Ancestry.com. Pre-register at escondidofhc.com.
16 May 2015 -
At the Spring SD Colony meeting Gabe Selak, the Public Programs Manager for the San Diego History Center will be addressing us on the history of Balboa Park. Previous to moving to San Diego, Mr. Selek worked at two renowned historical museums: Plimoth Plantation and Historic New England. More recently, he worked at the Coronado Historical Association's Museum of History and Art. He has a love of history and passion for teaching, and produces public programs at the History Center.
21 November, 2015 -
Mayflower Compact Day celebration and luncheon at the MCAS Officers Club.
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W h a t d o . . . John Adams, Julia Child, Hugh Hefner, Richard Gere, Ralph Waldo Emerson, George H. W. and George W. Bush, Katharine Hepburn, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Dick and Jerry Van Dyke, Marilyn Monroe, Alan B. Shepard, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Clint Eastwood, Dr. (not Mister) Spock, Alec Baldwin, Humphrey Bogart, Grandma Moses, Christopher Lloyd, Orson Welles, 3/5ths of 'The Beach Boys', Chevy Chase, and quite possibly YOU have in common with a small trading ship owning just one trans-Atlantic round-trip voyage to New England?
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For an estimated 30-million living Americans, their family's 'Ellis Island Moment' occurred in December 1620 on a lonely, cold and frightening stretch of beach at the edge of the Wampanoag homelands. For these 'Saints' and 'Strangers' the next few years would be more difficult, dangerous, and wonderful than they could ever have imagined. They suffered, persevered, made alliances, adapted, and survived, and their story is at the very beginnings of our common American heritage.
We honor their courage and determination this and every day!
Kathleen Loftman's analysis and discussion about the "Pilgrim 1-Year Survivors"?
Well, a link to the poster is located on the left column under "Pilgrim History". Additionally, a pdf copy of her presentation has been placed at the bottom of the "NEWSLETTERS" page of this website.
(see the Newsletter page link located
at the very bottom-left of this page)
Hint: Download the pdf document, then print it from your computer.
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The San Diego Colony
The Society of Mayflower Descendants
For our next San Diego Mayflower Colony Meeting in February 2015, come join us as we welcome our guest speaker,
Dr. Eve Kornfeld of San Diego State University, and San Diego Members of the Sons of the American Revolution.
our 394th Anniversary of the
Very 1st Mayflower
Compact Day
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Next Meeting:
Saturday, 21 February 2015
11am - Gathering
11:30 - Meeting and Lunch
Our Guest speaker will be
Dr. Eve Kornfeld of
San Diego State University.
Dr, Kornfeld (Harvard 1983), will speak to us of the Life, Times and Importance of George Washington, the Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army and the First President of the United States. At this meeting we also welcome our guests, San Diego Chapter Members of the 'Sons of the American Revolution'. Please join us if you can for a fun and interesting afternoon.
So, why are these folks smiling?
A few of our Colony Members attending a lively Thanksgiving Program celebrating Mayflower Compact day at MCAS Miramar.
Next Happening: Colony Luncheon with our speaker, Dr. Eve Kornfeld of SDSU, and special guests from the San Diego 'Sons of the American Revolution'. Our meetings are open to any and all persons interested in learning more about the Mayflower Society, as well as other early American facts. You might even meet and greet some of your 'Colony Cousins'. What could be better?
When: Saturday, 21 February 2015, 11:00 am (gathering), 11:30 (lunch and meeting)
Where: MCAS Miramar Officer's Club
Program: A delicious lunch and Colony Meeting, as well as our guest speaker, Dr. Eve Kornfeld of SDSU, who will speak to us on General and 1st U.S. President, George Washington.
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15 November 2014 SD Colony Program and Meeting
The November San Diego Colony Meeting celebrated the 394th Anniversary of Mayflower Compact Day, and was held at the MCAS Miramar Officer's Club.
The Colony Roll Call of pilgrim ancestors was presented by Joyce Schiloff, who then welcomed new transfer member, Sarah Schiller, and also introduced new Mayflower Colony members, Dan McLaughlin and Jan Quigley.
Joyce Schiloff (left) and Gail Raser (right) introduce New Colony Members Sarah Schiller, Jan Quigley and Dan McLaughlin.
The colony program also included a presentation by 'Colony Cousin', John Farrell, who gave us a lively "Who Am I?" report. He told about his New England up-bringing, and his journey to San Diego. We certainly enjoyed his interesting life's tale (and also his 'native' accent).
San Diego Colony member, John Farrell, provided us with a fun and interesting "Who am I?" presentation.
Following lunch and the General Colony Meeting, the day's program featured our guest speaker, author and radio personality, Richard Lederer. Mr. Lederer gave us a humorous and very informative presentation on various topics, from Shakespeare to Thanksgiving. He, of course, came fully loaded with a plethora of puns appropriate to the occasion.
Author and national radio personality, Richard Lederer, makes a humorous point during his talk with us on Compact Day.
San Diego's own "Verbivore", "Wizard of Idiom," "Attila the Pun," and "Conan the Grammarian", cleverly enlightened and entertained us with fascinating facts about Pilgrims, Puritans, Shakespeare, early Colonial Life and yes, even touched on some Thanksgiving 'facts'.
* Richard Lederer is the author of more than 40 books about language, history, and humor, including his best-selling Anguished English series and his current books, American Trivia, Lederer on Language, and Monsters Unchained!His syndicated column, "Lederer on Language," appears in newspapers and magazines throughout the United States, including the San Diego U-T. He is also one of the founding co-hosts of "A Way With Words" on PBS Public Radio stations.
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Excerpts from November 2014 Colony Meeting Minutes and Luncheon Program
15 November 2014
The November general meeting and luncheon of the San Diego Colony of the Society of Mayflower Descendants in California was called to order by Colony Governor Gail Raser at 11:31 A.M. at the Officer's Club at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar (MCAS). She welcomed everyone to our Compact Day event and thanked Bruce Guenin for playing his guitar.
Following the invocation by Elder Kathleen Norris, Sonja Itson led the Pledge of Allegiance, and member Ian Edwards led the Pilgrim Pledge. Governor Raser introduced the special guests: State Governor and Elder General, Past Colony Governor Kenneth Whittemore, Guest Speaker Richard Lederer, Past Colony Governors Izella Dickey, Bob and Beverly Nickerson, Sue Johnson, Jan Landt, and Ray Raser.
Governor Raser then introduced the Colony Board: Governor Gail Raser, Assistant Governor Anita Guenin, Recording Secretary Kathleen Loftman, Corresponding Secretary and Past Governor Ray Raser, Treasurer Sue Johnson, Historian/Publicity/Webmaster Budd Leef, Elder/Parliamentarian Kathleen Norris, Representative to the Board of Assistants Beverly Nickerson, Membership Secretary Joyce Shiloff, Education Chair Amy Conboy, Hospitality Chair Belle Bohn, and Decorations Chair Norma Wohlfarth. Governor Raser thanked them for their service.
Governor Raser then asked all the table guests to introduce themselves.
The roll call of pilgrim ancestors was presented by Membership Secretary Joyce Shiloff. With 16 each, pilgrims John Howland and John Tilley tied for the most descendants present. Membership Chair Joyce Shiloff then welcomed our new transfer member Sarah Schiller descendant from John Alden and our new members, Dan McLaughlin descendant from Thomas Rogers and Jan Quigley descendant from Francis Cooke.
The minutes of the May 2014 General Meeting were reviewed and approved by the Executive Board. The minutes were available for review on the back table in the conference room. Treasurer Sue Johnson announced the transfer of the checking account from Bank of America to U.S. Bank.
Member Ian Edwards read the Mayflower Compact. Elder Kathleen Norris said grace, and the meeting was recessed for lunch.
After lunch, the Report on the State Board of Assistants meeting was presented by Representative to the Board of Assistance Beverly Nickerson. The meeting was held in Irvine CA in June. She highlighted five major points from the meeting. First, the Mayflower Society has a new colony called the Rancho Conejo Colony in the San Fernando Valley and Ventura area. Second, the state newsletter has changed its name to "California Mayflower Quarterly." Governor Gail Raser and past Governor Ray Raser are the co-editors of the newsletter. Third, starting next year, only two of the General Society Mayflower Quarterly newsletters will be distributed by mail; the other two will be sent out electronically via the Internet. Fourth, the California scholarship may now be received by students living anywhere in the United States (not only California) as long as one of their parents, grandparents, aunts or uncles is a member of one of the California Colonies of the Mayflower Society. Fifth, there is a major initiative underway to digitize the paperwork stored in the filing cabinets in the headquarters in Oakland, California.
Member John Farrell gave an interesting and amusing verbal self portrait entitled, "Who Am I."
A memorial service was led by Elder Kathleen Norris. She honored Virginia Kishbach who recently died and the Mayflower Society was notified on 3 November 2014. She was a descendant of John Alden, state number 2403 and national number 27346. She was a life member. Elder Norris also honored Janet Peterson who died on 19 August 2014. She was a descendant of John Howland. Her state number is 3216, and her national number is 37695.
Assistant Governor Anita Guenin introduced the speaker, Richard Lederer, who gave a humorous and informative presentation on various topics including Shakespeare, the history of Thanksgiving, and interesting aspects of the English language.
After the presentation, Governor Raser asked for old business. None was reported. Governor Raser announced the new business. She reported that the inventory list of decorations was submitted by Decorations Chair Norma Wohlfarth to Governor Raser and Recording Secretary Kathleen Loftman. Webmaster Budd Leef announced that photo release forms are available on the back table in the conference room. Governor Raser asked the members to pick up their 2014-2016 rosters. There was one copy available for each family. She announced that a correction sheet with updated information will be distributed to the members. She thanked the Executive Board for their help with the updates. She also asked that name tags be returned to the sign in table. Finally, Governor Raser requested members and friends to sign the card for Dorothy Schwaner. She mentioned that Dorothy has been very instrumental in getting many members involved in the Colony.
Governor Raser announced the successful opportunity drawing to benefit the Mayflower education program. The $157 raised will be sent from the Colony to the California State Society's Scholarship Fund. Education Chair Amy Conboy was assisted in the opportunity drawing by her daughter, Courtney, a former recipient of the scholarship.
Governor Raser thanked Decorations Chair Norma Wohlfarth for the decorations and centerpieces.
Assistant Governor Anita Guenin announced that Dr. Eve Kornfeld from San Diego State University will speak at the next meeting on 21 February 2015 at the Officer's Club at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar (MCAS) . Her topic will be George Washington.
Elder Kathleen Norris gave the benediction.
The meeting was adjourned at 1:55 by Governor Raser.
Kathleen Loftman, Recording Secretary
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HBW Learns To Swing Dance
They are masters at texting, and now they can do the triple step too. Students at H.B. Whitehorne spent last week learning about Swing dance: Its history, its music and, most of all its moves, in preparation for an ambitious entertainment night at the middle school this Saturday, February 8.
Thanks to a grant from the Verona Foundation for Educational Excellence (VFEE), the middle school pulled together a multi-discipline curriculum that helped students learn about a uniquely American dance, and not just by reading about it in books. HBW brought in New York City-based dancer Arturo Perez, who ran every single gym class through all the complicated steps and turns. Music teachers Dan Halpern and Brian Michalowski, meanwhile, worked with the HBW jazz band, which will provide all the sound for Swing Dance Night–and a big sound it will be. Listen to this rehearsal video with your eyes closed and you likely won't know you're hearing tween and teenage musicians.
Truth be told, the dance lessons weren't always easy. Perez made his male students formally approach the young ladies to ask them for a dance, and the girls had to be just as formal in their response. In the gym, there were lots of rolled eyes and sighs as the kids had to actually hold hands to dance (note to grandparents: that's not what happens now). There were complaints on Facebook and Twitter pages, but in the gym there were also a lot of smiles as the kids whirled around gym, or watched Perez and his partner fly across the floor at top speed. At the end of the week, there was a lot of confidence on the gym floor, and we've heard that, at home, some kids actually taught their parents and siblings how to dance.
Perez, who teaches dance to adults as well as to students in New York City schools, was full of praise for the HBW crowd. "They managed to learn in one week what some of my other classes learn in eight. He's hoping that other New Jersey schools will take up Swing so that there could be dances between schools. That would probably make some HBW teachers happy too: Science teacher Amy Heckel, who noted proudly that she was part of a Swing dance club in college, kept dragging her colleagues on the floor during the lesson.
Swing Dance Night starts at 7 p.m. Saturday. There will be a 30-minute dance lesson, followed by two sets of live Big Band music. There are only a few tickets left for sale at the door; they're $10 per person.
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Australia: USD 1.0225 has been touted as a key support level and it has been tested now, with the next significant level to be aware of being USD 1.0150.
Factors weighing on the AUD overnight were varied. News the Chinese government is curbing property speculation with prices being over-heated had an effect.
Data from the Euro Zone (consumer confidence and manufacturing activity) was disappointing. Yesterday's release of the US Federal Reserve's January policy meeting's minutes, which led to concerns of an early end to US economic stimulus, affected "risk assets" (and this includes the AUD).
Today we have the Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Glenn Stevens' semi-annual appearance before the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics from 9:30 AEST.
While he is likely to reiterate themes from recent RBA communications (that the Bank maintains an easing bias), it's widelyexpected the Bank is comfortable to sit tight to gauge further effects from its policy easing to date.
The markets will be looking for hints about where the Governor sees the risks tilted about the investment and employment outlooks in Australia.
Considering the surrounding influences since midweek from global equities, the USD, gold, copper and the like, the AUD'sperformance has been relatively sturdy. Note exporter demand has been significant and this should continue to be the case
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The IMF released its report to the G-20, saying concerns over the depreciation of the JPY seem 'overstated' while the USD has depreciated mostly towards medium-term fundamentals.
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Saturday's send-off for the Gainesville football team to the state title game was especially meaningful for Kim Davis.
When Hall County Commissioner Ashley Bell heard Gainesville High School would be playing Peach County High School for the football state championship, he couldn't pass up the chance for a good-natured bet.
What happens when you are presented with not one, but two once-in-a-lifetime opportunities on the same day? How do you choose?
Gail Chambers took her teenage grandsons to half a dozen psychologists for their behavioral problems, but it wasn't until they spent six months roughing it in a Cleveland wilderness camp that she saw a change.
Some South Hall residents are frustrated that county commissioners have yet to set new sewer rates after almost a year of study.
The cautionary stories Steve Cronic told fifth-grade students involved real people from Hall County. The pro football player. The popular girl. The jail trustee battling addiction.
Despite the dread of final exams, students at Flowery Branch High School are getting into the holiday spirit.
Three of U.S. News & World Report's top 29 Georgia high schools are right here in Hall County.
Firefighters have put out a blaze at a two-story colonial home on Cleveland Highway. There are no injuries.
For the 163 Gainesville High School musicians, dancers and twirlers in The Big Red Machine, the Class AAA football state championship on Saturday is not just another game, but members of the marching band are trying to think of it that way.
ALBANY - Meeting near the banks of the Flint River, more than 50 leaders of a group of tri-state river basin stakeholders agreed Thursday to send a letter to the governors of Alabama, Georgia and Florida to make them aware of their existence before the governors' water summit Tuesday in Montgomery, Ala.
Keep in constant communication. This was the advice state legislators had for local officials Thursday, nearly a month shy of the upcoming session of the General Assembly.
JEFFERSON - Although school started several months ago, the Jefferson City Schools System Transportation Department continually has to keep a close eye on bus routes.
JEFFERSON - Although school started several months ago, the Jefferson City Schools System Transportation Department continually has to keep a close eye on bus routes.
City of Gainesville and Chattahoochee Country Club administrators are busy working out the details of a contract that could possibly extend their relationship for 10 more years.
City of Gainesville and Chattahoochee Country Club administrators are busy working out the details of a contract that could possibly extend their relationship for 10 more years.
It still doesn't seem real to Erbey Rebollar and the family business at Taxi El Palmar.
The inaugural Glow In The Dark Easter egg hunt took place Friday at Laurel Park.
If walls could talk, those of the University of North Georgia's dining hall banquet room would have had a lot to say Friday afternoon.
The men and women that serve Hall County were honored Friday night during the inaugural Hall County Fire Services Awards Ceremony, held at the First Baptist Church of Gainesville's banquet hall.
Theodore N. "Ted" Oglesby was honored with a resolution in the Georgia State Senate chamber on Friday.
As state lawmakers prepare for the final week of the General Assembly's 2015 session, several high-profile bills have made their way from debate to a vote. Others, however, are tied up and may not survive.
Winter isn't turning loose of Northeast Georgia just yet.
The Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce hosted the eighth annual Chamber Chase 5-kilometer race Thursday at Riverside Military Academy in Gainesville. Kenneth Slavik of Flowery Branch was the race winner. Race coordinator Megan Martin estimated more than 1,100 runners participated in the race, which marks an increase from last year's 1,000.
Sixth-graders in North Hall County spent Thursday morning dreaming of walking on Mars.
Local celebrity dancers expected at this year's Dance for a Cause have been announced.
Smoked salmon was in the emergency department and apple cake squares were in the surgery waiting area at Northeast Georgia Medical Center Braselton.
In a surprising move, the Hall County Board of Commissioners voted Thursday to restore the Friendship Road name for a stretch of Ga. 347 between Interstate 985 and Ga. 211.
Gainesville City Schools is changing its director of athletics position, a move that appears to leave longtime AD, coach and local sports icon Wayne Vickery out of his job.
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I know people get frustrated with all the rejection going around, I especially love rejection it makes me want it more and makes my theme better! I have been rejected a lot and you know what? I say thank you! Since my last couple of rejections it looks a lot better and much more professional.If you got rejected and you're don't worry its a present in disguise so post the benefits of getting rejected and how it made your themes better here.
Yes, I felt it too Keep up!
HawkTheme said
Hi, buddy! I have got the money! Thanks for all!
Wow, That's a long journey!
Hey HawkTheme,
I'm sorry to hear that you still didn't get that money. Hope you get it really soon!
Wow! Even stylesheet is the same


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Police appeal as mentally ill patient absconds from north London hospital
Police are appealing for information after a mentally ill man who absconded from a north London hospital
25 December 2013
These are busy days at St Bride's in Fleet Street, where the church is holding 25 carol services in the run-up to Christmas.
11 December 2013
23 November 2013
Media heavyweights have branded the government's proposed royal charter for press regulation a "medieval piece of nonsense".
23 October 2013
Heard the one about two Ferraris? LBC's Nick Ferrari was the auctioneer at last night's London Press Club Ball at the Royal Courts of Justice, where the star auction item — a year's driving in the pollution-free British-built Nissan hatchback LEAF — went under the hammer for £3,000. The successful bidder? Former UK head of Ferrari, Massimo Fedeli.
11 October 2013
Ministers today rejected proposals from newspapers for an industry-backed Press regulator following the phone-hacking scandals.
08 October 2013
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Below is the poem entitled Snow-heat which was written by poet
Elly D. A.
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Elly D. A. Wouterse
my heart sets on fire
cold snow-crystal on my skin
a heartfelt meltdown
©Ellie Daphne 11/24/2012
Contest Name FIRE And ICE
Sponsor Carol Sunshine Brown