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Finished kids/guest bath (pics)
Still need to add plants and some art, but our last bathroom redo is mostly done!
Our second bath was in dire need of an update from its 1985 vintage. The house is contemporary, and because this is the kids/houseguest bath, I wanted clean lines and low maintenance materials. We have all polished nickel in our MB, but went with everything chrome in this one to save some $, and also I like the bling of chrome with this bath. We gutted and updated all the plumbing and electric, too. We kept the layout the same as it's worked well for us.
The floor and tub surround are a marble look, ceramic tile. Vanity is Omega-SoHo style (slab), countertop is Cambria engineered quartz (Fieldstone color), tile is a glass/carrera marble mosaic from glasstilehome.com. All faucetry is Grohe Europlus, Pulls are Amerock "Sleek", Medicine cabinets are Robern. Sconces are RH. The paint color looks better IRL, I can't get the picture to show it as blue/green as it is.
Thanks for all your help and contributions to the board!
old vanity (peeling, laminate)
new vanity
old tub (builder grade drop in)
new tub
I love the niche! We used the same tile as the vanity backsplash, but turned it vertically.
vanity looking out: I love the pulls, so chunky and blingy. Busybee3, if you're out there, I went with your suggestion on knob placement, thanks!
ceramic, carrera look floor tile 18x18
tub surround is same ceramic, carrera look floor tile but in 8x12
Toilet. Not so interesting, but better function and much more water efficient.
Oh, and this is the mockup board I started with. We're happy with the result. Thanks again to all the contributors on this board, this is a great resource.
Very nice job, very clean look. It is fun and reassuring that a mood board can help in the vision of one's plan.
But I have to ask, where is the element that reflects the yellow green floral design on your mood board? I remember this initial post. Did you decide against the addition of the extra color?
Thanks for the kind comments. We're still in the honeymoon phase where everyone is being good about keeping the nice new bathroom uncluttered and using their medicine cabinet for all the teenage "products". How many different Axe scents are there, anyway?
Tina_ma, the paint color came from the box that the RH towel bar came in, of all things. When I saw the box, I thought "that's the color!" and DH went to the paint store with the box and had them match it.
Enduring, the green/yellow element in the mood board is a glicee print by Lynne Taesch that I still plan to put up in the bathroom over the towel bar. I just haven't had a chance to mount it yet, but I think it will go well. I also need to find some type of houseplant that will be happy in a bathroom with no natural light. Any ideas?
Hi, I am wondering if any DIYers have attempted to install their own frameless shower doors? We are fairly experienced with DIY - replaced all of the windows and doors last spring then gutted the kitchen, tearing out walls and rebuilt. So we are used to taking on big projects ... I noticed, though, that some of the experts on different TV shows bring in a specialist to install the shower doors. Just wondering - could it be that difficult? Will be remodeling 2 bathrooms this summer. In both cases, will have a straight install. Kids shower will get a 28 inch door. Our shower will have a 5 ft opening, so probably just a fixed panel plus the door. Would love to hear your experiences - good or bad - so we can decide whether this is a project we'll tackle on our own or whether we'll bring in the experts. Thanks!


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Also one hopes the general Really Slow problem will be reduced, but I'm not holding my breath. (Still using Bronze PB G3, yes, I know, shoot me.)
Isn't there a cull on journalists sometime?
I want to remind people to check out this article [arstechnica.com] as well, and keep this in mind as you hear about possible new features.
The hierarchal model - which incidently emulates a low tech FILING CABINET which everybody uses - still cannot be figured out by most users.
It's astounding but true.. So any 'new thinking' is likely to be met with new confusion.
Maybe because case-sensitivity is a stupid carry-on from UNIX filesystems. How the hell do you explain to a new user that the files 'MyFile', 'MYFile', 'MYFILE', 'myfile' and 'myFile' are all different files? What OS X does is case-preservation without case-sensitivity, so you can save as 'myFile' for example, but all other combinations such as 'MyFIlE' refer to that file. It makes more sense, and I've been a UNIX user for 15 years.
By the way, this does knacker up LWP-Perl which insists on having a
Of course, if you need it for UNIX development, you can make a UFS disk image in Disk Copy, mount it and work on your code in that Volume which will be completely case-sensitive.
Wilfredo Sanchez of Apple wrote a paper on this and other HFS+ vs UFS issues for USENIX, and you can read it here [usenix.org].
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Elko, Nevada, United States / June 30, 2009
Patrick Hardin wore 8 socks on his left hand, a new world record.
Hardin set the record on June 30, 2009 in Elko, Nevada. There were no witnesses present.
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Go, go Will and friends! What record will you set next?LIKE · REPLY response to previous attempt
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Hey, this is Patrick, the original holder, and I haved to say your record will not last long, I have a few tricks up my socks. Good Job!LIKE (1) · REPLY response to previous attempt
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Good food. Pretty much Americanized Italian fare. I wanted a spicy rye whiskey, settled for a very nice Bourbon Maker's Mark...generous pour.
Good food. Pretty much Americanized Italian fare. I wanted a spicy rye whiskey, settled for a very nice Bourbon Maker's Mark...generous pour.
Good food. Pretty much Americanized Italian fare. I wanted a spicy rye whiskey, settled for a very nice Bourbon Maker's Mark...generous pour.
Went there with a friend to watch MNF and get pizza and beer. Good special on a pitcher of local Pale Ale ($12) so the beer was fine. We got wings which hadn't been heated up all the way and were actually cold in the middle. The pizza we got was pretty tasteless too. Would not recommend this place for... More
One side of the restaurant is casual beer and pizza sandwiches etc the other side is white tablecloth Northern Italian
While the waitperson/bartender was friendly and helpful in explaining the menu the food was just ok. Dined with my mom who first ordered the cheese ravioli with tomato sauce. The sauce tasted sour, very sour and she asked to change it. Re-ordered with pesto sauce and the ravioli came drenched in it. The sauce was sweet and that's all I... More
Linguini's has been a favorite of my family for years. We like the pasta, salads, beer, pizza and sandwiches. The spinach salad has a killer dressing that make it very special. I have brought lots of folks here over the years (15+) and have never once gotten a bad meal.
Located in lovely downtown Alameda, Linguini's offers a nice menu selection with specials and favorites such as the lasagne that tastes like grandma made it. Don't forget oysters on the half shell or their tempting desserts. Highly recommend.
Outstanding Halibut, Fllet Mignon, veggies, Tiramisu, and Chocolate cake. Their bread is exceptional.
One might not think of Linguini's as a place to host a wedding reception, but we did! From beginning to end Linguini's did a wonderful job. The service was excellent for a crowd of about 40 people, Linguini's staff even placed white linens on the tables (this was on the pub side) and the food was out of this world!... More
Right next to each other is a 'sports bar' type Italian and a traditional sit down more formal Italian. Local friends brought me here as they love the food. We choose the noisy 'sports bar'. The place was filled with families and the din was high decibel between the toddlers and the tvs. We choose a nice red and ordered... More
I went there the other day on the recommendation of a classmate. By chance we were there on Wednesday. They had all you can eat pizza and a soda for 6 bucks! I couldn't turn it down. The pizza was very good and they had a very nice bar. Next time I'm in Alameda, I'm going back
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|Anyone know anything about the bolted routes towards the northern end of this crag? They weren't great, but I'd still like to know ratings/names.
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|Rossiter mentions a "stepping stones" path to the crag, implying that the crag is named after this path. If you cross the road about dead center in the photo above you will find a path to the crag with stones embedded in the ground. I thought the crag was named "Stepping Stones" due to its corrugated look.
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|Rock is not as solid here compared to many other crags in Boulder Canyon. (I think this is why it forms the 'stepping stones' look.) Just be careful and check holds, even larger blocks. I pulled out a football-sized chunk low on Controtionist's/Unknown (won't change the route, though), and some nice boulders cushioned my fall. There was loose stuff at the top, too. The holds can seem solid, because all wedged in the rough granite grit, but sometimes it's just the gritty crystals and some mud keeping them in place.
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|Maybe come here when you have climbed out Boulder Canyon to death and have no new routes to climb. Thankfully I did every route on the wall, so I don't have to come back. Sorry, guys. It's just not that great of a crag....
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After the glorious centenary episode of Castle which brought our TV screens to life back on April 1, naturally comes episode 101 in the series. Tonight's episode, titled "The Fast and the Furriest" is the first of 5 straight episodes, which culminate with the as yet unnamed series finale set to air on May 13.
This 5 episode block is the longest uninterrupted block of the season at 5 weeks long, with the US Presidential Debate on October 22 interrupting the standard 8-10 episode block usually seen at the start of each season for the majority of shows, down to 2 blocks of 4 episodes each at the start of this season
The centenary episode of Castle earned a 2.2 rating and 11.79 million viewers - an audience the highest the series has seen since the season 4 premiere, "Rise". Though I don't think that tonight's episode will eclipse "The Lives Of Others" outstanding audience, I do think there's a good chance that tonight's episode could eclipse the 2.2 rating for "The Lives Of Others", equaling or bettering the season high
Bear in mind that NBC's Revolution is on a downhill slide since returning from its hiatus, and that CBS's Hawaii Five-0 is airing a new episode - its first since March 25 - after it aired a repeat on April 1 against "The Lives Of Others"
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Abbreviated instrument to measure hope: development and psychometric evaluation... the Herth Hope Index convenience sample of 172 ill adults. Alpha coefficient was 0.97 with a 2-week test-retest reliability of 0.91. Criterion-related validity was established by correlating the HHI with the parent HHS (r=0.92), the Existential Well-Being Scale (r=0.84) and the Nowotny Hope Scale (r=0.81). Divergent validity with the Hopelessness Scale was established (r=-0.73). Construct validity was supported through the factorial isolation of three factors: (a) temporality and future; (b) positive readiness and expectancy; (c) interconnectedness. These three factors accounted for 41% of the total variance in the measure.
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I have a 1996 Honda Accord 5-speed. In the last few days I notice that the clutch is acting strange. When I start the car in the morning and step on the clutch, I don't get any resistance until my foot reaches the last few inches of pedal movement.
Once I have driven five or six miles, the clutch tightens up again and feels like it normally does. What's going on and should I take it in for service?
First thought is that you are losing the clutch master cylinder. It just happens to start working better after a few applications. Try flushing the fluid for the clutch master and slave cylinders. If it is a little dirt, you might be able to flush it out. Otherwise, you will want all fresh fluid in the system anyway when it is repaired.


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Though the Aam Aadmi Party is short of an absolute majority to form a government on its own, the Congress party has done us a good thing by deciding to lend issue-based support to it (Dec. 26). Both the national parties, Congress and BJP, must now allow Arvind Kejriwal to function on his own terms till at least the 2014 election is over. It is hoped that he will be above bias and not belie the hopes of the people. Finally, he must resist the temptation of going on a witch-hunt.
M. Somasekhar Prasad,
Nationally, almost a third of the country's lawmakers face criminal charges and many are shielded by a slow-moving legal system. Now, with the AAP making its moves known on a Jan Lokpal Bill and insisting on probing alleged scams during the 15-year Congress rule, citizens are bound to follow the news closely! While other points in the AAP's manifesto — up to 700 litres of water free every day and electricity prices being halved — sound impressive, the party's deal with the Congress could stymie this radical agenda.
Reehana Kabeer,
The point in the graphic, "Team Kejriwal" (Dec. 26), on the absence of a minority member as Minister in the AAP cabinet, and its being a first, is a bit surprising. The media need to remind all of us in India that we are equal. Please do not divide this country on a religious and caste basis.
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Those are definitely not crushed. I'd call 'em up and bitch, they should be willing to ship you the crushed grains (because that is what you ordered) for no charge, as well as whatever item they forgot to send.
Yeah that crush looks suspect at best based on the picture. Where did you order the grain from?
Edit: I see I missed where you posted the vendor a couple posts up.
It was Midwest Supply, who I thought had a pretty good reputation. There was several issues about this order. Aside from the grains, I was also shorted a packet of yeast ($0.80 item, but still), had a substitution made without being contact before hand (they were out of stock of the Briess Sparkling Amber DME and replaced it will Muton Plain Amber) which isn't a problem in this case, but was not appreciated as an example of how they do business, and also didn't represent the contents of the kit I bought correctly (oddly, they under represented it. They specifically stated that the kit did NOT have a thermometer when it in fact did. As a result I ordered one in addition my kit. Now, the kit thermometer is pretty chintzy - just a long stick lab thermometer and the floating thermo I got is nicer and was only $6, but it's still a little annoying).
I'm pretty sure I won't be ordering from there again unless they are good about correcting the situation. I already emailed them about the yeast, thermometer, and DME substitution but I will have contact them again about the grains. Sigh.
Thanks for the help everyone!
EDIT: dumb thing is I am lucky in that I live about 3 blocks from a HBS. Midwest Supply had a good price on the kit, so I ordered one there and just added the ingredients to save me a trip to the store. I think I will sick local from now on.
Midwest has been a good supplier for me. I believe in giving people a chance to do the right thing. If they make good on your order, give them another chance. If they stiff you, you know what to do.
Their cracked, not crushed lol. Should be fine, but if you want higher efficiency- you may want to roll them with a rolling pin.
Well, all done... Graff in the fermentor. Thanks to everyone! Had some small mishaps right towards the end... one that I am really concerned will cause me trouble. Dropped an apple juice cap right in the bucket. Last bottle of juice, of course. Nothing to be done about it so I just covered it up and hoped for the best.
David: well, I emailed Midwest about it already, so hopefully I didn't make a huge ass of myself. I rolled it and broke them up some more. The steeping smelled grate and nothing came out of the grain bag (more or less) so I think that they did need some extra rolling.
Hope everything works out for the best with Midwest Supplies! Glad to hear you got that first brew in the fermenter OK.


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Harry Wilson (footballer, born 1997)
Wilson playing for Liverpool U19s in 2014
|Personal information
|Full name
|Harry Wilson
|Date of birth
|[1]22 March 1997
|Place of birth
|Wrexham, Wales
|Playing position
|Club information
Current team
|Youth career
|National team‡
|Wales U17
|Wales U19
|Wales U21
|† Appearances (Goals).
‡ National team caps and goals correct as of 31 March 2015
Harry Wilson (born 22 March 1997) is a Welsh international footballer who plays for Liverpool Under 21/18s as a winger.[2] According to Liverpool's official website, Wilson "has all the hallmarks of typical left winger - bags of pace, a great touch, ability and acceleration with the ball at his feet". He is the youngest player ever to make a senior appearance for the Welsh national team.
Early life[edit]
Born in Wrexham, he was schooled at Ysgol Dinas Brân in Llangollen.[3]
Wilson first signed to Liverpool as a member of the U9s squad. Aged 15 he became a full-time member of the Liverpool Academy squad. During the 2012–13 campaign, Wilson featured for the U18s and was a regular face in the U16 side.[2] For the beginning of the 2013-14 season, Wilson was promoted to the U18s full-time.[4] In 2014 Wilson was joint top scorer at the Ajax Future Cup.
In July 2014 he signed his first professional contract with the club.[5][6]
Having represented Wales in the Victory Shield and at U17 level and impressing Chris Coleman with his performances,[2] in October 2013, he was called up by the Wales national football team at the age of 16.[7] An unused substitute in a 1-0 victory over Macedonia on 11 October 2013,[8] Wilson made his debut on 15 October 2013 against Belgium, when he came on as a substitute in 87th minute. Upon making this appearance he became the youngest ever player to play for Wales, beating the previous record holder Gareth Bale.[9] He also became Liverpool's youngest ever international at the age of 16 years and 207 days, beating the record previously held by Raheem Sterling who had became the club's youngest international when he represented England for the first time in November 2012 at the age of 17 years and 342 days.[10] He was praised by Wales manager Chris Coleman.[11] It was later revealed that Wilson's maternal grandfather Peter Edwards had netted around £125,000 after placing a £50 bet on Wilson becoming an international footballer, when he was aged just 18 months.[12]
- ^ Harry Wilson – UEFA competition record
- ^ a b c http://www.liverpoolfc.com/team/academy/player/harry-wilson
- ^ "Wales Under 16 Squad Named for Switzerland. International News". Football Association of Wales. Retrieved 9 October 2013.
- ^ http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/kop-kids-harry-wilson-double-6234295
- ^ "Welsh youngster Harry Wilson signs first professional contract with Liverpool FC". Liverpool Echo. 5 July 2014. Retrieved 5 July 2014.
- ^ "Seven young Reds sign pro contracts". Liverpool FC. 7 July 2014. Retrieved 7 July 2014.
- ^ Pearce, James (9 October 2013). "Liverpool FC teenager in surprise Wales international call-up". Liverpool Echo. Retrieved 9 October 2013.
- ^ "Wales vs. Macedonia FIFA.com report". FIFA. Retrieved 14 October 2013.
- ^ "Belgium v Wales".
- ^ "Wilson makes history with Wales debut".
- ^ "Harry Wilson: Chris Coleman praises youngest Wales player". BBC Sport. 16 October 2013. Retrieved 16 October 2013.
- ^ "Harry Wilson's grandfather nets £125,000 over Wales debut bet". BBC Sport. 16 October 2013. Retrieved 16 October 2013.
External links[edit]
- Liverpool Academy profile
- Harry Wilson profile at Soccerway


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Ken Dutcher Elected as District Chair (Feb 5)
Ken Dutcher was elected as District Chair during the 2015 District Annual Meeting along with Alex Morales, who will serve as District Vice Chair for Outreach. A second vote that same evening approved a slate of District Members-at-Large, and a third vote approved recommending Barry Goldman to continue serving as District Commissioner, pending final approval by the Council Executive Board.
Ken's transition was easy, since he had already spent the last three months as the interim Chair after Pat Stamato had to step down due to a change in his day job responsibilities. Ken was sorry that Pat was not present during the meeting in order to be thanked in person for "three solid years of leadership."
Ken announced some "structural changes" to the district's organization and passed out a set of charts to explain them. Ken cautioned that the charts are a "work in progress" and invited people to spot errors and especially to suggest names to fill in the "to-be-determined" blanks. At the top of the chart were two Vice Chairs, with Alex Morales handling "Outreach" and a TBD Vice Chair for "Development." Also reporting to Ken were 8 operating committees responsible for all the tasks that members of the District Committee already handle plus a few new tasks. The operating committees and their chairs are:
o Activities and Civic Service (Mark Wrightington)
o Advancement and Awards (Ed Ference)
o Camp Promotion and Outdoors (Barry Messner)
o Communications and Publicity (TBD)
o Finance (TBD)
o Membership (TBD)
o Nominating/Manpower (John Felice)
o Training (Bill Severino)
Each of the 8 operating committees had its own chart showing tasks it is responsible for, with many of the tasks already having a name filled in. For example, even though the Finance Committee had no chair formally named, the task of "Family FOS" was assigned to Biff Van Kleef, and the task of "Golf Outing" was assigned to Dave Wolf. Mark's Activities Committee will be the busiest with 18(!) tasks assigned to it.
A Nice Turnout for the Tiger Tumble (Jan 17)
Event organizer Mark Wrightington reported that 139 Tiger Cubs showed up with parents for the 11th annual District Tiger Tumble in Palisades Park. Tigers went around the gym floor to each of the 10 fun stations. As always, "Donut Eating" was the most popular, with a Tiger and his partner trying to eat a donut hanging from a string without using their hands. Some of the other stations were Rubber Band Guns, Marble Painting, Stomp Rockets, Scooter Races, and the Raingutter Regatta. New this year was "Paper Plate Gliders," introduced by Eric Makar, who is also a counselor for the Boy Scout Aviation merit badge. If you would like to make one yourself, the merit badge pattern for an FPG-9 glider can be found here: http://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/shared/media/document/AFD-070419-017.pdf
Mark said that he had lots of staff help, with about 50 adults and Boy Scouts. District Chair Ken Dutcher said that he stopped by after hearing Leslie Sonkin tell how seeing a Tiger Tumble will "restore your faith in the Scouting program." Ken reported "Nothing but smiles from the kids and even the parents." At the closing campfire, Barry Goldman introduced a new song called, "The Short Navajo Happy Song," consisting of a single word: "HA!".
January Klondike Derby Postponed to February 28
The January 24 Klondike Derby was canceled at the last minute due to too much snow! Event organizer Allen Sterk explained that Campgaw Mountain phoned him early in the morning to say they would not be able to clear the prior night's 8 inches of snow in time for the Klondike. The first available date for a postponement was February 28, because, for example, Feb 14 will be tied up by President's Day traffic at Campgaw's ski slope.
Three Rivers District Pinewood Derby (Mar 14)
Don Ware Classic 2015
Link to a flyer:
Link to Pinewood Derby rules
March 14 (Saturday)
1200 Koelle Blvd., Secaucus, NJ
$5 per entry (pay at the door)
Tigers and Bears
Registration: 10:00 AM
Race begins: 11:30 AM (approx)
Wolves and Webelos-1&2
Registration: 11:30 AM
Race begins: 1:00 PM (approx)
Send your pack's first place winners - one from each rank. Maximum entries per pack: 5.
Cubmasters: Please declare your pack's entries by March 11 (Wednesday) so the organizers know how many patches to order. Contact Ernie Sprance at
Mark Wrightington to be Honored as Scouter of the Year (Mar 26)
Mark Wrightington will be honored as the Northeast Region Scouting Museum's Scouter of the Year during the museum's annual dinner. From the very beginning of the Three Rivers District, Mark volunteered to be the lead organizer for one event after the other, such as the Bowl-a-Thon, the Tiger Tumble, the Gold Rush, the Pirate Quest, and the Window Display Competition. For events where Mark was not the lead, he could always be counted on to be deeply involved in some other capacity. Most recently, Mark volunteered to head the district's new "Activities and Civic Service" operating committee, where he will have general oversight for all of the districts many events.
The Museum's dinner will take place on March 26 at the American Legion Hall in Rochelle Park, registration cost $25 ($35 at the door). Details can be found at:
Editor's note: The Northeast Region Scouting Museum is separate from the Northern NJ Council and the Three Rivers District. However, it is closely affiliated to both because its membership and activities often overlap those of NNJC and TRD.
Awards Dinner for the District Award of Merit (Apr 19)
Nominations for are still being accepted for a deserving Scouter to receive the prestigious District Award of Merit (DAM). If you know of a deserving Scouter who meets the qualification, fill out a copy of the nomination form and forward it to Rich Curran:
The deadline for DAM submission is April 2, which is when the Three Rivers District Committee will hold its April meeting. The nominee must be currently registered with the Scouts and "Must have rendered noteworthy service to youth in Scouting, outside Scouting, or both... [and have rendered] outstanding service beyond the expectations of [his or her] Scouting position.
There's more! The awards dinner is also a good time to recognize a deserving parent or other adult in your troop or pack who has made above-and-beyond contributions. Contact Rich and ask him to prepare a "Service to Local Unit Award" certificate. The application form and a sample certificate are posted here:
There's more! This dinner would be a great occasion to honor your Scoutmaster or Cubmaster or Crew Advisor with a "Unit Leader Award of Merit." For this award, the unit Committee Chair should contact the council (not Rich Curran) and let them process it. They'll get back to you with a certificate and two uniform patches to present, a square knot and a bold-border position patch. For Scout troops and Venture Crews, the application needs an endorsement by the SPL or Crew President. Click here for the application form:
Date Changes for two District Camporees
The TRD World Conservation Weekend will take place on the weekend of June 6-7 (was June 13-14).
The TRD M*A*S*H Camporee will take place in the fall, probably Nov 7-8 (was Mar 21-22).
Activities Chair Mark Wrightington explained that the June event ran into a conflict with a Cub family camping weekend that the Council was anxious to run in order to promote its Cub camps. We agreed to shift our date.
Mark gave two reasons for postponing the M*A*S*H Camporee. One was that the Klondike Derby was postponed to February 28, which didn't give enough time for proper planning of a March event. Another reason is that Three Rivers has traditionally run a fall camporee every year, and so it was an easy choice to select November as the new date.
Change to Three Rivers District Execs
Starting in mid-January, the Three Rivers District have been served by Joel Lieberman, Oliris Ramos, and Katelyn Merritt. The announcement was made by Steve Leonardi, who said that he will step back in order to resume his actual title of Field Director. However, Steve said that he will still keep close contact with Three Rivers, and so we can think of ourselves "as having 3½ DEs."
Joel is an old friend. He served as one of the DEs assigned to TRD when we were first organized in 2011, was transferred to Ramapo Valley in May, 2014, and has just been transferred back again. Kate was a "swap" involving Joe Mertens, with Kate coming from Ramapo Valley District and Joe Mertens going there.
A "Gold" Journey to Excellence Award for Three Rivers District
Steve Leonardi announced that Three Rivers had achieved gold level in its Journey to Excellence for performance in 2014, making us the only district of the three in NNJC to do so. We achieved silver in 2013.
The award is based on totaling scores in 18 categories, each with its own private bronze-silver-gold level. We reached gold in 5 categories and silver in 3 others. The gold categories were Fundraising Manpower, Membership Growth, Youth Retention, Voice of the Scout, and District Committee Positions Filled. Clearly the one to be most proud of is "Membership Growth." Steve said, "Northern NJ was the only council in our area to show a positive growth – and this in spite of our recruiting in metro areas, always the toughest." He was also pleased with "Total Visitations," even though it was only at bronze. It showed that TRD was making good progress in having Unit Commissioners check in with the units that they serve.
Minutes from the District Annual Meeting (Feb 5)
A copy of minutes taken during the Three Rivers District Committee meeting of February 5 can be found here:
It covers the annual election along with other business and reports from the various operating committees.
Popcorn Champion Units Announced
In Three Rivers District, Paramus Troop 138 topped everyone with nearly $13,000 in sales.
Anthony Chirdo, Staff coordinator for the 2014-15 popcorn sale, recently published the top 20 sellers for each of NNJC's three districts. Close behind T138 were Paramus Pack 245 and Rutherford Pack 168.
As for the other districts... Fuhgeddaboudit! Pack 216 in the Lenape Trails District sold three times as much as our T138!
Looking Ahead to Scout Summer Camp
All the information you need to know about NNJC camps for Cubs, Scouts, and high adventure has been consolidated into a super-fancy online "flip book":
The display starts out looking like page 1 of a multi-page paper brochure. When your mouse clicks on the upper-right corner, the display animates to look like you're turning the paper page to view page 2. Very elegant!
Please note the April 15 deadline for early-bird camp fee discounts, which typically can save you $50 per Scout (Floodwood and NYLT save $25 -- see the following article for more about NYLT).
National Youth Leadership Training (Aug 16-22)
National Youth Leadership Training is the premier leadership course for Boy Scouts and Venturers!
August 16-22, 2015
It's exciting and fun!
It's awesome and incredible!
It's co-ed!
It's NYLT !!!!
It's one of the best youth leadership training opportunities in the Northeast Region!
Let them be leaders!
Give your youth a chance at making a difference:
• Teach them how to lead
• Show them how to lead
• Let them lead!!!!!!!
YOU can make a difference...
Let THEM make a difference...
To be eligible, Scouts must
• Be 14 by Aug 1 2015 and have completed 8th grade
• Be no older than 18 by Aug 23, 2015
• Be at least First Class or a Venturer by Aug 1 2015
• $50 non-refundable deposit to hold a space (acct #936)
• $325 per Scout to be paid by June 30, 2015 ($350 after that)
• Camperships are available - see the contact below.
Register early because:
• Course closes when registration reaches capacity
• Course has SOLD OUT quickly in past years
• Further information e-mailed after registration
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
Some Upcoming Training Sessions
Feb 19 - Merit Badge Counselor Training
Mar 14 - District Committee Workshop
Mar 28 - Merit Badge Counselor Training
Apr 10-12 - Outdoor Skills Weekend (BALOO, OWLS, IOLS Combined Course)
Apr 24-26 - Leave No Trace Trainer Weekend (for youth)
Order of the Arrow Election Season
Scoutmasters should make it a point to have their best Scouts become members of the prestigious Order of the Arrow, Scouting's honor organization.
The way to do it is to ask the OA Election Team to come to one of your Scout meetings to hold an election. Use this link: http://bit.ly/1BkfNdD
You can find out about eligibility requirements and other questions by contacting Sean Skinner, Lodge Vice Chief for Administration: firstname.lastname@example.com
Cub Recruiting - Advice from the Experts (Feb 25)
February 25
BSA National will run a web-cast on February 25 devoted to helping Cub packs do better recruiting. Execs from National will first describe the program they call "Build the Adventure - Cub Scout Recruitment Initiative" along with tools and resources. "We look forward to sharing our 'Best Practices' with you."
They will feature "Presentations from local council guests who have had great success in Cub Scout recruiting. They will share 'how they did it'." One council will tell how they posted an 18% increase in Cub membership.
Working Towards a Zip Line at Camp Turrell
Getting there...
Larry Tosi announced that the Friends of Camp Turrell had raised an additional $2,200 toward the purchase and installation of a zip line for Camp Turrell.
The money was raised at their February 5 "beer and pig roast," which was held in a German-style Biergarten. The roasted pig was accompanied by German sausages and various Ramstein beers. Photos were posted, including one with Biff Van Kleef: http://scout201.smugmug.com/Friends-of-Camp-Turrell/Beer-Tasting-Dinner-2-2015/n-K4RbM
A Death - Henry Golubiewski
Henry E. Golubiewski, 99, died on Jan. 16, at Twin Cedars Senior Living in Shohola, Pa.
Born in Minneola, N.Y., he previously lived in Bayonne and Rockaway Twp. for many years before moving to Pennsylvania in 2005.
Golubiewski served in the Army during World War II in the 609th Tank Destroyer Division, and in the Marine Reserves during peacetime.
Golubiewski was employed by Picatinny Arsenal in Dover, retiring in 1973. Prior to that he had worked at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
He was formerly a parishioner of Sacred Heart of Jesus Church in Rockaway, a member of the Boy Scouts of America, a Camp Ranger at Camp Lewis in Rockaway Twp., and a member of the American Legion.
Golubiewski is survived by five step-children, Dorothy Bower, Dolores Fallon, Diane Garity, Walter Gursky and Stanley Gursky; two sisters, Irene Golubiewski and Regina Rogacki; 14 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.
He was predeceased by his wife, Gladys in 1996.
Funeral services were conducted by the Whitham-Kanapaux Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to: Boy Scouts of America, Northern N.J. Council, 25 Ramapo Valley Rd, Oakland NJ 07436.
This note from Fred Creswick of the TRD Advancement Committee:
As the Ranger at Camp Lewis, Henry was a superman who pulled in the floating dock every year by himself. He started in the 60's when he was working at Picatinny Arsenal part time and watching the camp on weekends. He became our full time Ranger after retiring from Picatinny.
If you have a question, comment, or suggestion, please e-mail: District Director Steve Leonardi
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Anti-Alberta comments hurt Liberals in Calgary byelection, says Alison Redford
Alberta Premier Alison Redford says anti-Alberta comments made by two prominent Liberals probably had an impact on a tight byelection race in Calgary.
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Anti-Alberta comments by Liberal leadership frontrunner Justin Trudeau and MP David McGuinty likely had an impact on a tight byelection race in Calgary, Premier Alison Redford said Tuesday.
"It may have had an impact — I would expect it probably did had an impact," she said after speaking at a conference on public-private partnerships in Toronto.
"But more importantly, on a moving-forward basis, I would just suggest to anyone in politics that it's better to be constructive than divisive."
Trudeau apologized last week for comments he made in a 2010 interview, where he blamed Canada's problems on Albertans controlling "our community and socio-democratic agenda."
McGuinty — brother of Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty — resigned his critic's portfolio after being quoted calling Alberta MPs "shills'' for the oil industry and suggesting they "go home" and run for town council if they want to be so parochial.
The comments, particularly those by Trudeau, appeared to stall Liberal momentum in Calgary Centre.
The party's hopes for an upset victory in that riding were dashed Monday night when Conservative Joan Crockatt won by a margin of just over a thousand votes over Liberal challenger Harvey Locke.
The divisive comments likely influenced voters in Alberta, who want leaders who can show that they can work with people across the country, Redford said.
Anyone seeking a national leadership role shouldn't be promoting divisions among Canadians, she added.
But that doesn't necessarily mean that the Liberals are moribund in Western Canada. There are a number of "interesting" candidates in the Liberal leadership race, Redford said.
"There's always room, I think, for new ideas and new perspectives and we'll see what happens in the next year," she said. "I think it'll be an exciting year for politics in Canada."
But the Tory premier, who represents a Calgary riding, said she was happy to see Crockatt win the byelection.
Crockatt will be a "fantastic" MP, having been a strong advocate for the community, the city and the province, Redford said.
"And I think she's very thoughtful with respect to issues on the national stage," she added.
"From my perspective, I see it as electing someone who will be able to participate in a national conversation."
In the other two byelections Monday, Conservative Erin O'Toole handily won the Durham riding, and the NDP's Murray Rankin won in Victoria.
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Cancer is a serious health condition that a high percentage of all people are going to experience at some point. One of the most often detected forms of cancer is oral cancer, referring to any cancer that is found on the tongue, lips, gums, cheeks, pharynx, roof of the mouth, or base of the mouth. While this mortifying disease is diagnosed in tens of thousands of individuals every single year, if detected in its earliest stages, patients are going to enjoy a much longer and happier life.
There are a few different risk factors that are going to put an individual at a much higher risk of oral cancer. One of the current most important causes is the smoking of tobacco products. This includes all cigarette and cigar smokers who can be as much as 6 times more prone to develop oral cancer. Those who frequently use smokeless tobacco can be up to 50 times more likely to develop cancer of the cheeks, lips, and lining of the gums. There is also an increased risked for those that excessively drink alcohol, have a family history of cancer, or are exposed to the sun without protection for long periods of time.
The 10-year survival rate for those with oral cancer is as high as 41 percent, yet this requires that an individual detects and treats the cancerous cells at a very early stage. Individuals who believes they may be at risk for oral cancer should stay aware of some of the symptoms that may be forming. The most common is lesions or other wounds in the mouth that do not heal after two weeks. Other signs may be soreness in the mouth or face, a chronic sore throat, ear pain, severe weight loss, unexplained numbness in the face, and red or white patches in the mouth. Continue reading


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Box gutter repair?
My 1884 2 1/2 story brick house has a new shingle roof. Slate was torn off in 1995. But the box gutters on all four sides are a problem. Metal, previously lined with rubber about 15 years ago. Rubber has lifted up all along outer edge, and has dirt, mineral, etc underneath. They leak and probably are damaging the wood beneath the metal.
Repair options I've heard of include removing the old rubber (which would be easy. Clean, then repair. But how?
Tar, mesh and more tar? Redo the rubber? Other options?
I also have seen houses where the box gutters were covered over with wood sheeting as an extension of the roof slope, then shingled over. Then a new 5" OG gutter was installed.
It just loses a lot of its "old house" look.
Please advise me. Thanks!
You don't want to replace them with modern gutters, as that would spoil the look of the house, and lead to clogging with leaves. My box gutters were lined with rubber about twenty years ago, so I guess I should check the lining. :)
I'd say, remove the rubber, clean the metal, and replace the rubber--I wonder if that ice dam stuff would work, or if it degrades from sunlight?
Perhaps when you replace it, have it overlap the top outer edge enough to be tacked down as well as glued?


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Important Gardenia question
This is my first post in this forum but I need to ask an important question.
I recently purchased a Gardenia Kleim's Hardy plant. Someone suggested adding shards of aluminum foil to the base of the planting hole in the container that it will be growing in. He said that it aids the acidic maintenance of the soil.
My question is, will this damage the plant in any way? The foil is covered in a 2" layer of compost (separating it from the rootball) but now I am a little concerned that it will adversely affect the plant.
Please help!
PS I've also done this to my container grown Japanese Azalea shrub.
Never heard of this one! Powdered aluminum sulfate is used to acidify the soil around hydrangeas to keep the flowers blue, but I don't know how quickly foil will oxidize into something that will mingle with the soil.
As long as the foil isn't blocking the drainage hole in the container, I'd say it probably won't harm the plant, but I think there are better ways to keep the soil acidic -- coffee grounds, for instance, or extra peat moss in the potting mix.


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