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Socially minded
Transition Pt. Chev (TPC) is a group of local active citizens committed to sustainability and building community resilience in Pt. Chev.
Informal meetings held once a month are open to anyone who is interested.
Email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.transitiontowns.org.nz/pointchevalier for more info.
This is a community minded business group in Point Chevalier who are very active and have been behind the campaigns lobbying for better internet service and improvements to Countdown - both succesful. Their next campaign will be to fight the proposal by Council for a large amount amount of high density housing in the suburb. Most people don't even know about this.
They are also raising money for Point Chev School and have listings of many local businesses, as well as lots of business related data - excellent. If you want to keep your business local, then this is the site for you.
Point Chevalier Community Centre Inc Founded: 1982
The centre is only partially funded by the council. They get an operations grant but do a lot of fundraising through the monthly Market & Craft days (every 3rd Saturday of the month, except January), periodic book &/or toy sales, and the op-shop (donations welcome).
They also run a school holiday programme every term.
18 Huia Road, PO Box 44109, Pt Chevalier.
Tel: 846 1094
Fax:846 1031
Karen Drew, Co-ordinator, 846 1094.
Pt Chevalier Community Committee
Liaison between Western Bays Community Board (Auckland City Council) and the residents and businesses in Pt Chevalier, plus liaison with other groups as appropriate.
c/- Point Chev Community Centre, 18 Huia Road, PO Box 44085,
Tel: 815 7475
Val Jones, Secretary, 846 6612.
Minutes of their meetings can be seen here
The Old Homestead Community House Inc
The purpose of The Old Homestead is to provide facilities for the community that will enrich self esteem, enhance personal relationships, promote community awareness, encourage people to use their skills to help others.
The Old Homestead Community House is administered by a management committee with equal representation from the Point Chevalier Co-operating Parish and Homestead users.
92 Pt Chevalier Road, PO Box 44147, Pt Chevalier
Tel: 846 5161 Fax: 846 5162
Sandra Warner, Co-ordinator, 846 5161, firstname.lastname@example.com
Point Chevalier Plunket Committee
This is a volunteer committee who actively organises a lot of local baby and toddler related activities for the almost 500 families on their database. They have a regular newsletter, a facebook page (www.facebook.com/PlunketPtChevalier), organise coffee groups for new mums, a playgroup on Moa Road and have social activities like movie nights and Xmas parties.
Pt Chevalier Plunket Committee
Main contact: email@example.com
President - Ruth Nelson, 846 9255, email@example.com
Plunket Nurse - Jo Shanley, 846 6364
Coffee Groups - Sarah George - firstname.lastname@example.com
Playgroup - Elise Lovett 849 3563
Lions Club Point ChevalierHarry Singh, Secretary / Treasurer, (09) 828 4338
Rotary Club of Western Springs
Motto: Service Above Self
Meetings: Each Tuesday 6pm at Oakridge House – Unitec – Carrington Road.
Mark Perkins 021 599 277 or 815 9534
Project K
Give something back to your community through the Project K mentoring programme at Western Springs College.
Set up by Graham Dingle and Joanne Wilkinson 15 years ago, Project K is a mentoring programme for Year 10 (15 year olds). Mentors need not be parents of students, nor associates of the schools just "ordinary people that come from all walks of life. What makes them extraordinary is their commitment to support a young person to help them maximise their potential."
Kids (see 'Sports' also)
Girls BrigadeThis group meets at The Old Homestead on Wednesdays during school terms, 6 - 8pm and caters for girls 5 years and up.
Contact Charlotte Rose firstname.lastname@example.com, 3766224 or Val Jones email@example.com Phone 8466612 for more information
Point Chevalier Scouts
Just in case you don't know what they are all about:
For boys and girls aged 6 to 8 years old. Our fast growing Kea pack starts kids on their journey up the Scout ladder with lots of fun activities and learning of new skills.
Meeting Mondays 5.00 to 6.00 pm during school term time
For boys and girls from 8 to 11 years old. Our large Cub pack do many fun activities.
Meeting Mondays 6.00 to 7:30 pm during school term time
For boys and girls from 11 to 15 years old
Meeting Mondays 7.00 to 9:00 pm during school term time
Girl guides
Air Training Corps, est 1941
Located at Unitec on Carrington Road, on land donated by Unitec, in a building donated by the RNZAF.
We parade every Wednesday night during the school terms, and are for youth aged between 13 and 20. The oldest Air Training Corps Unit in Auckland. Our goal is to develop leaders, whilst providing an adventure based national training programme.
Museum of Transport and Technology Founded: 1964
MOTAT is always in need of volunteers!
805 Great North Road, PO Box 44114, Pt Chevalier
Tel: 815 5800 Fax: 846 4242
Auckland Moviemakers Inc
Promote video camera tuition and training.
Meets at Auckland Horticultural Buildings, 990 Great North Road, Pt Chevalier, Auckland.
Martin Coles, Chairman, (09) 535 5337.
The Embroidery Group
Meet on Thurs from 10am to 12midday at the Community Centre
Embroidery/Needlework Social Group
Meets every Wednesday (during term time) at the Community Centre from 10am to 12pm. Contact: Theresa on 846-1094
Craft Group
Meets every Thursday (during term time) at the Community Centre from 10am to 12pm. Contact: Theresa on 846-1094
Auckland Art Deco Society
Regularly meets at the Auckland Horticultural Hall, 990 Great North Rd
Auckland Cat Club Inc
Monthly meetings first Wednesday of each month except January at The Old Homestead, 92 Pt Chevalier Road. 2 shows annually
Jennie Paul, Secretary, (09) 298 9793. firstname.lastname@example.com
Point Chevalier Ladies Probus Club
Monthly meetings on interesting topics - Phone Julia 622 3422
Probus clubs are organizations for men and women who have retired from their profession or business and want to maintain a social network with others who have similar interests. Each Probus club is sponsored by a Rotary club and meets at least once a month for fellowship and to hear guest speakers.
Probus for Men
10.00 -12.00 noon, 2nd Monday of month. Old Homestead
This is for retired men. There is a speaker or entertainment at each meeting and bus trips are arranged. New members welcome.
Contact John 849 3382
Weight Watchers
6pm Weekly at The Old Homestead
Phone 0800 009 009
The Auckland Branch Sappers Association (NZ) Inc
Pt Chevalier RSA Rooms, 1136 Great North Rd, Pt Chevalier
firstname.lastname@example.com Contact: HW Brown, Hon Secretary, 444 3252.
Vail Hubner, Chairman, 369 9513
Develop a spirit of unity and esprit-de-corps among the active and retired sappers of all ranks. A Bursary has been set up to help sappers improve their engineering and management skills. Founded: September 1984
Guild of Friendship
1.30pm, on the fourth monday, bi-monthly (see the Calendar) at The Old Homestead
This is a group of ex Girls Brigade members who meet together socially. As well as members keeping up to date with Girls Brigade news, there is a speaker or demonstrator at each meeting.
Phone Cynthia Liddle 846 8229
Pt.Chevalier Tuesday AA Group
8-9pm weekly at The Old Homestead
This meeting deals with the twelve step programme of Alcoholics Anonymous. New members welcome
Contact Lesley 834 4364
Pt.Chevalier Friday AA Group
8 – 9pm weekly at The Old Homestead
This meeting deals with the twelve step programme of Alcoholics Anonymous. New members welcome.
Contact Peter 021 1491072, Lesley 834 4364
Point Chevalier Sunshine Club
1 – 2.30pm 3rd Wed. of month at The Old Homestead
This group is for older men and women who meet for entertainment. Monthly bus trips are also arranged.
New members welcome.
$10 Annual Fee
Betty Moore, 828 8864.
Quasar Ensemble
5 – 7pm fortnightly from Feb.4th
Visitors are welcome to come & listen or, if you play an instrument you may like to join in.
Contact Elsie 836 3841 for more details.
Handwork Circle
10 – 12noon weekly at The Old Homestead
Bring your embroidery, crocheting, knitting etc. or come and learn. New members welcome.
Cost $2 Contact Cynthia 846 8229
Creative Cards Club
1 – 4.30pm mthly on first Sat.of month at The Old Homestead.
This group of friendly ladies meets to make cards.
Cost $3
Contact Noelene 846 9250 or Natalie 570 5990 for more details.
ChurchesAnglican - Church of the Ascension,
Sunday Service 9am, all welcome
www.ascension.org.nz 11 Dignan St,
Administrator Jocelyn Cullen, email@example.com
Springs of Life Church (formerly Point Chevalier Baptist Church)
126 Point Chev Rd, Phone 846 3215,
Rev Douglas Vause, Phone 845 2252
Sunday service 430pm All Welcome! Our services are contemporary/charismatic/prophetic in style, encouraging teaching and ministry. Prayer for healing at every service. Small groups meet weekly, please ask. Family oriented topical studies run each term, please see website.
Catholic - St Francis Church
Montrose Sreet
Presbyterian - Pt Chevalier Co-operating Parish
The Point Chevalier Co-operating Parish now meets at The Old Homestead, 92 Point Chevalier Road, and has been renamed "Homestead Community Church".
10.30am every Sunday - all welcome
Childrens Church: 9.30am (Term Time only). Music, stories, activities for children.
12.30pm Tongan Language Service Last Sunday of the month
Tongan Language Prayer Meeting
7pm Tuesdays weekly
Contact Sandra 846 5161
Come and join our friendly community as we learn more about God and ourselves. All welcome
Contact Sandra 846 5161. Office at the Homestead.
Point Chevalier Croquet Club
335 Pt Chevalier Road,
Tel: 849 5730
Ngaire Knightly, Secretary, 376 0216.
Point Chev Sailing Club Founded: 1923
Raymond Street
PO Box 44094
Tel: 815 1379 (clubhouse phone - messages checked only occaisionally)
Secretary, email@example.com
The Point Pedallers
The Point Pedallers are a 50 strong cycling group who meet outside Rode, Saturdays at 7am. They have a Facebook page where they post their upcoming rides amongst other things.
They vary their ride lengths and routes every week and there are always plenty of turn back points for the new rider or unfit rider. All that is required is some degree of fitness, a well maintained bike, good sense of humour and the ability to change a tyre should you need to. Any one under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
Auckland Gaelic Football & Hurling Club
A great game, fantastic to watch and play. Games played October to March at Seddon Fields
Point Chevalier Amateur Athletics Club
For kids only, summer only
Western Springs Association Football Club Inc
Seddon Fields Pavilion, 180-190 Meola Road, PO Box 44212, Pt Chevalier.
Tel: 361 2235
Paul Rutland, President, (027) 294 7984
St Francis Indoor Bowls
Tuesday nights 7.15pm in the hall at St Francis Primary School, Montrose St. Lessons given for beginners. Ph Sue 846 4533 Janet 846 8400
Point Chevalier Pirates Rugby League Club
417 Pt Chevalier Road, PO Box 44105Auckland Music Theatre Inc Founded: 1919
Roy Hatton, Secretary, 846 2708
Point Chevalier RSA Bowling Club
1136 Great North Road, 846 1977
Point Chevalier Bowling Club Founded: 1928
Bar open every night
25 Dignan St, 846 6728
Nick Bell, President, (09) 849 5332
NZ DeerStalkers Association - Auckland Branch Founded: 1937
Provide training in hunting and firearm safety, shooting and hunting competitions regionally.
7 Target Road, PO Box 44301
Contact: John Shepherd, President, 818 3964, email@example.com
Cultural, Drama, Music
Pt Chevalier Historical Society
A friendly group of people interested in local history we meet approximately every six weeks.
Everyone is welcome to attend our meetings which are held on a Thursday morning. You can also become a member (annual fee $10) which entitles you to receive our newsletters. We are also keen to hear from anyone who has special knowledge of pieces of our history and would be prepared to share it with members. For more information visit our site at
MOTAT 2 Carpark, 190 Meola Road, Western Springs
PO Box 44-330, Pt Chevalier, Auckland 1246
Telephone 09 846-7693
Auckland Jazz and Blues Club
This club is based at the Point Chevalier RSA and host a different jazz or blues group every Tuesday night from 7:30pm until 10:30pm. We're hoping to get more people along to enjoy some of Auckland's finest live music! The gigs are free to attend, however, people can also opt to become supporters and/or members of the club which entitles them to discounts and special offers. Head along to find out more.
The Performing Arts School of NZ Inc
The number of courses on here is quite remarkable - check out their website.
TAPAC, The Auckland Performing Arts Centre, 100 Motions Road, PO Box 44020, Western Springs
Tel: 845 0290
Joanne Kelly, Artistic Director, 845 0290. firstname.lastname@example.com
NZ Hawaiian Steel Guitars
1 – 4.30pm 1st & 3rd Sundays at The Old Homestead
Come and enjoy music of the Islands. Afternoon tea is served.
Door charge $5 members $3. Raffle available
Contact Mac 834 5689 for more information
Quasar Ensemble
5 – 7pm fortnightly, at The Old Homestead
Visitors are welcome to come & listen or, if you play an instrument you may like to join in.
Contact Elsie 836 3841 for more details.
Hand Drumming group
Meets on alternative Sundays at the Community Centre from 11:30am to 1:30pm. Contact: Nikki Wood on 360-0988
Because the Auckland Horticultural Centre is at 990 Great North Road there is great number of meetings of different clubs happening in our neighbourhood
Auckland Garden Club Inc Founded: 1948
Promote horticulture in private and public gardens. Meetings 1st Friday each month with guest speaker, day trips bi-monthly, 5-6 day holiday annually and visit special/famous gardens. Different location each year.
P O Box 15-543, New Lynn
Doris Quickenden, 849 3382
Auckland Horticultural Society
990 Great North Road, Pt Chevalier,
Mrs J Downes, President, 827 8268
Auckland Horticultural Council
The Auckland Horticultural Centre, 990 Great North Road
Mrs Jo Aitchison, President/Property Manager, firstname.lastname@example.com.
Mt. Albert Horticulture Society
Experienced and Novice gardeners most welcome.
Meet the 1st Tuesday of the month at 7.30pm at Auckland Horticulture Centre 990 Gt. North Rd Western Springs.
Betty, 626 6673.
Auckland Lily Society
Meets 2nd Sun of month (except June & July) at 1.30pm, AHC rooms, 990 Great North Rd, Western Springs. Good variety of speakers with afternoon tea to follow.
Ph 09 627 9455 or 09 528 9969
NZ Carnivorous Plant Society
Meets selected Sundays, 2pm at AHC rooms, 990 Great North Rd, Western Springs.
Ph 021 918 079 for dates
Auckland Bulb & Perennial Society (including Salvia Society) Meets 1st Sun of month at 2pm, AHC rooms, 990 Great North Rd, Western Springs.
Julie, 626 4892, firstname.lastname@example.com
Auckland Carnation,Gerbera & Geranium Society
Meets, AHC Centre, Western Springs. 3rd Monday of the Month, 10:15am
Val Mains, tel 6278465
Auckland Chrysanthemum and Dahlia Society
Meeting : AHC Centre, 1st Saturday of month Sept-May(excpt Jan), 01:30pm
Mrs J Elliot, tel 8346487, email@example.com
NZ Camellia Society - Auckland Branch
February meeting is a picnic with friends and family. Garden visits/Bus Trips in season.
Meeting: AHC Centre, Western Spings. 1st Wednesday of months May-October 7:30pm.
Margaret Elsbury, tel 826 4530 email@example.com
Streptocarpus & Gesneriad Group
Talks, displays, Garden visits, plant sales
Meeting: AHC centre, last Thursday of the month of April/July/Oct/Jan 1.30pm at the AHC rooms
Alice Smith Telephone 09 8183260
Email : email@example.com
Our Op Shop is open from 10.00 am – 3.30 pm each week day.
We aim to serve the community through offering good quality second hand clothing and household items at low cost.
We do not sell electrical items or furniture.
The proceeds from sales goes toward the upkeep of the Homestead.
Donated goods can be left at reception during the week, but sorry, we cannot accept electrical items. Please help us by donating good quality clothing, books, household items, not junk. Thank you.
Activities-Clubs, Societies, Churches, etc
Click on the coloured underlined sections to be taken to the appropriate website.We know this list is not complete and would welcome your help to make it so - please email us at email@example.com.

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Pivot Gives Early Renewal to Joseph Gordon-Levitt's 'HitRecord on TV'
UPDATED: Premiering Jan. 18, the first episode has already gotten almost 500,000 streams according to Participant president Evan Shapiro.
Pivot is quite confident in HitRecord on TV. The cable extension of Joseph Gordon-Levitt's web endeavor has nabbed a second-season renewal ahead of its Jan. 18 series premiere.
Pivot president Evan Shapiro announced the pickup during the series' Television Critics Association press tour panel on Saturday, citing strong web traffic for the first episode -- which has already nabbed nearly half a million views since debuting online.
VIDEO: Joseph Gordon-Levitt's 'HitRecord on TV!' Debuts Online Ahead of Pivot Premiere
"It's about creating a supportive community that's not commercially minded, even though we do pay the artists," Gordon-Levitt said of the crowdsourced nature of HitRecord content. "What's important is a sincere connection between human beings."
HitRecord, which defines itself as a collaborative production company, adopts a variety show format for its TV iteration. The series includes short films, live conversations and musical performances -- like Gordon-Levitt and Tony Danza's song-and-dance in the first episode.
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Gordon emphasized that HitRecord on TV will continue to rely on its online community in helping determine which elements make it to broadcast -- comparing taste-makers to the artists whose work he aims to showcase.
"The people who are on the site and recommend the things that they like, that's enormously important for us," he said. "Being on the site and contributing your taste is tremendous. What we are confronted with today, more than ever before, is a true super abundance. We can watch, read and listen to so so much."
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Local News
Jim Gatchell Museum to host history dinner Sat.April 22, 2014
From staff reports SHERIDAN — The Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum will host the annual history dinner and conference on Saturday. From 5:30-8:30 p.m. the program "100-year-old Ranches of Johnson County" will focus on the Meike Ranch of Kaycee, Christian Ranch of Clearmont and Watt Ranch of Clear Creek Valley. Registration is $30 per person Read More
Communication, money at heart of city, county issues
SHERIDAN — All five county commissioners and all seven city councilors sat down at the same table Monday for the first of three planned meetings between the two governmental bodies to discuss several issues of concern centered primarily on who should do what and who should pay what for various governmental services shouldered by both the Read More
Finding the finish in a timeless car race
SHERIDAN — Dozens of community members gathered at Hammer Chevrolet Saturday for the annual Pinewood Derby, hosted by the Boy Scouts of America. For the event, each Scout gets a derby kit which includes a block of wood, four nails and four wheels. With that, they must create a race car. The task is no easy Read More
City OKs electric utility formation
SHERIDAN — The city of Sheridan has created a municipal electric utility in hopes of providing cheap, redundant power to attract technology and light industrial businesses to Sheridan and increase job growth. The city electric utility was created when Ordinance 2144 passed by a vote of 6-0 on third reading Monday. City Councilwoman Kristin Kelly Read More
Company looks to connect Billings, Denver on fiberoptic network
SHERIDAN — A team of Sheridan entrepreneurs is exploring the possibility of installing an extension of fiberoptic line between Casper and Billings. If it goes forward, the project would increase local recruiting capacity for technical businesses and add resilience to the regional picture of communication infrastructure. Rocky Mountain Fiber, LLC, was incorporated in January and Read More
Local students perform well in DI competitionApril 21, 2014
SHERIDAN — More than 300 students from Wyoming competed in the Destination Imagination State Tournament earlier this month at Sheridan Junior High School and several local teams achieved top finishes. Students competed in teams of five to seven members, in one of six categories, at the elementary, middle or secondary level and those achieving first Read More
WYO to present Mozart at next 'Live from the Met' April 26
SHERIDAN — The WYO Theater will present "Live from The Met: Mozart's 'Cosi Fan Tutte'" on April 26 at 11 a.m. The performance is part of the series "The Metropolitan Opera: Live in High-Definition" which transmits opera performances to movie theaters and other venues around the world as part of The Metropolitan Opera's efforts to Read More
Rep. Madden to seek another term for HD40
SHERIDAN — Rep. Mike Madden, R-Buffalo, has announced he will seek another term as representative of District 40 in the upcoming election. District 40 includes all of Johnson County and the eastern part of Sheridan County. Madden has served in the Wyoming House of Representatives since 2007. "With the high turnover in the Wyoming House Read More
Warning system test included in Severe Weather Awareness Week
SHERIDAN — The National Weather Service has proclaimed this week Severe Weather Awareness Week in Wyoming. As part of awareness week, a test tornado warning will be issued at 10:30 a.m. on Friday for the entire state of Wyoming. Businesses, schools and local, state and federal government agencies should use this as a drill of Read More
Story Elementary to host taco dinner
SHERIDAN — Story Elementary will host a taco dinner and fiesta night on Friday. The evening will run from 5-7 p.m. with a special performance by the students at 5:15 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Volunteer Spanish teachers Lynn and Isaac Valdez have been teaching the children Spanish and the students will show their language skills Read More
'Thankful Thursday' to benefit Relay for Life this week
SHERIDAN — Warehouse 201 will host their next "Thankful Thursday" event on Thursday. The fundraising event will benefit the Sheridan Relay for Life as each of this year's relay teams will have game booths. Admission is free and all members of the community are invited. Tickets for $25 will be available with all proceeds directly Read More
New owners to bring Dubois success to Sheridan
SHERIDAN — The former Sheridan Palace restaurant on Main Street has new owners and is undergoing total transformation. New owners Sevrine and Robert Murdoch have plans to renovate the space and open as the Cowboy Cafe in mid-May. The Murdochs have owned and operated a Cowboy Cafe in Dubois with success for more than 20 Read More
30-year-old golden eagle from Sheridan second oldest in USApril 18, 2014
SHERIDAN — A golden eagle from the Sheridan area has entered the record books as the second oldest golden eagle found in North America with an identifying leg band. The eagle was found on March 19 on Soldier Creek Road by a local resident who saw the dead bird and alerted Wyoming Game and Fish Read More
Museum appoints new director
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan County Historical Society has appointed a new director for the Sheridan County Museum. John Woodward is leaving his position at the Dawson County Museum in Lexington, Neb., to join the Sheridan team at the end of this month. Interim Director Sarah Ligocki said Woodward was chosen because he has strong experience Read More
'Keys to the Stone' to honor local students
SHERIDAN — The Keystone Awards are coming to the WYO Theater Thursday and the "Keys to the Stone" student awardees have been announced. The Keystone Awards is an annual event benefitting the Sheridan Senior Center that celebrates and honors individuals with a lifetime achievement of service to the community. This years award winners, Scott and Read More
Councilors balance public, private interests
SHERIDAN — Eyebrows have raised around town as people question how the mayor and city councilors will balance the public's interests with their own private interests following recent announcements of new business ventures. These new ventures and the employment of some councilors in data and energy-related industries, coupled with the city's efforts to bring data centers Read More
The Powder Horn hires new executive chef
SHERIDAN — The Powder Horn has hired a new executive chef. While it's a new venture for the Clubhouse, to Kayla Zezas, it's a homecoming. Zezas, 24, grew up on a ranch 20 miles outside of Buffalo and attended the Wyoming Culinary Institute in Sheridan. After graduation, she moved to Alaska and worked at a Read More
Third class on canning set for Thursday
SHERIDAN — The University of Wyoming Extension will host the third workshop in a three-part series highlighting tools and techniques for freezing, dehydrating, fermentation, water-bath canning and pressure canning. The final class will be offered Thursday on pressure canning from 5:30-8 p.m. The classes cost $10 each or $25 for all three. Scholarships are available Read More
Earth Day to be celebrated April 26
SHERIDAN — Earth Day will be celebrated on April 26 in Sheridan at the Rehabilitation Enterprises of North Eastern Wyoming campus and the adjacent south park. A festival will be held including live music, kids entertainment, a tree planting and dedication, educational materials, food and free things including chances to win prizes every 15 minutes. Read More
Library to host next grant proposal class Wednesday
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan County Fulmer Public Library will host the next in a series of three classes for individuals and organizations who are seeking grants or wish to learn the basics of writing a grant proposal. The second course will be held Wednesday at noon on "Proposal Writing Basics" and will be offered in Read More
Sheridan announces third-quarter honor roll
SHERIDAN — Sheridan High School has announced their third-quarter honor roll recipients. 12th grade "B" honor roll Lauren Alden, Landon Anderson, Jacob Belus, Kendra Bond, Morgan Brenneman, Rebecca Bridger, Dane Chambers, Savonnah Clark-Gardiner, Devin Conley, Timothy Cowan, Ryver Dearcorn, Hunter Doyle, Belen Espada-Vioque, Tristin Evans, Ty Fauber, Shane Flippin, Michael Garriffa, Jonathan Garro, Kathryn Read More
10 local students head to national competitions
SHERIDAN — Fourteen students from Big Horn High School's Future Business Leaders of America chapter competed with 800 peers at the FBLA State Competition in March and thanks to several top finishes, 10 of them are now headed to nationals. The FBLA organization has been focused on bringing business and education together since the first Read More
City staff clarifies comments about Fluoride implementation
SHERIDAN — Nine months into upgrades to the Sheridan and Big Goose Water Treatment plants — which include equipment that will add fluoride to the region's water supply — many residents are wondering when water fluoridation will begin, especially since the addition of fluoride equipment could occur earlier than originally planned. At the March 12 Read More
SC leaves downtown, Chamber to move in
SHERIDAN — The Northern Wyoming Community College District has decided not to renew the lease on 171 N. Main St., the space currently occupied by the Sheridan College Main Street Campus. "When we first made the move, in order to have a presence downtown this was our only presence," Vice President for Administration Cheryl Heath Read More
Man sentenced to 2-10 years for December fight at Rails Bar
SHERIDAN — A Sheridan man was sentenced Thursday in 4th Judicial District Court for aggravated assault in connection with a fight at the Rails Bar in December where he pulled out a knife and severely injured another man in the face and neck. Judge William Edelman sentenced Anthony DeFlavis to serve between two and 10 Read More


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F.P. Report
ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court on Tuesday issued its detailed verdict in petitions challenging appointment of Air Martial (rtd) Khalid Chaudhry as Director General (DG), Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) and delay in completion of New Benazir Bhutto International Air Port at Islamabad. In the detailed judgment, authored by Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, the court hold that contracts awarded to 17 contractors and their subsequent performance as it has been noted in the Inquiry Report and Audit Report is not transparent and thus militates against fundamental rights of general public/tax payers.
The court maintained that the appointment of Air Martial (retd.) Khalid Chaudhry has been made in a non-transparent manner as well as without strictly following the available law on the subject. Therefore, the notification of appointment of Air Martial (retd.) Khalid Chaudhry dated 18th July, 2012 is declared illegal, void ab initio and of no legal consequence, the court maintained. It further added as the appointment of the DG, CAA has been declared void ab initio, illegal being made in non- transparent manner, therefore, the Federal Government is directed to appoint DG, CAA as early as could be possible by following the law and rules on the subject as well as the principles of transparency.
The court observed that the project of the New Benazir Bhutto International Airport Project, Islamabad (NBBIAP), prima facie, suffers from illegalities, irregularities, corruption and corrupt practices and the delay caused in its completion on account of illegal deeds, omissions and commissions of the consultants Louis Burger and all other concerned persons who were responsible for selecting the site, preparing the designs and also awarding contracts to the contractors.
It further stated that the Contractors responsible for the completion of different respective projects except Al-Tariq Pvt. Ltd., prima facie are responsible for causing the delay in the completion of the projects as on account of their such conduct the value/prices of the projects has increased inasmuch as raising its cost from Rs.37 billion to Rs.73 billion. There is no possibility to complete the project in the near future except a tentative assessment by the respondents that the project may be completed in the year 2014-2015, it maintained adding therefore, subject to all just exceptions, this case requires a thorough probe on the basis of tentative assessments made in the Committees report of Let. Gen. (retd.) Shahid Niaz as well as the audit report prepared by the Auditor General of Pakistan and the stance taken by the Project Director reference to which, with certain exceptions.
The court directed the federal government to take necessary steps to ensure the completion of the project as early as could be possible.


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Best Buy - Greenwood, Indiana (electronics) - Location & Hours
Store Details
562 W. Fry Rd
Greenwood, Indiana 46142
Phone: (317) 881-0898
Regular Store Hours
Mon - Sat: 10-9
Sun: 11-8
Store hours may vary due to seasonality.
Nearby Best Buy Locations
- 1251 US Hwy 31 N, Greenwood (5.5 mi)
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OCZ Elixir Gaming Keyboard
Input Devices | 11th October 2008
Under examination today is another addition to OCZ's Gaming peripherals line. Take a look inside to see how the Elixir fairs.
OCZ Dominatrix Laser Gaming Mouse
Input Devices | 29th September 2008
OCZ bring us the second in their range of gaming mice. Take a look inside to see how it fairs.
RAZER Lycosa Gaming Keyboard
Input Devices | 5th September 2008
With an awesome host of features, can the Razer Lycosa be the ultimate gaming keyboard?
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ASUS Announces ROG Sica Mouse and Whetstone Mousepad
Mark Campbell | 31st March 2015
ASUS Republic of Gamers today announced the ROG Sica gaming mouse and ROG mouse pad.
Tesoro Lobera Spectrum RGB Mechanical Keyboard
Mark Campbell | 19th March 2015
Tesoro has announced the Lobera Spectrum mechanical keyboard, featuring RGB keys, 9 LED effect modes and USB pass-through. All for the price of 98 pounds.
Xbox One wireless controller adapter for PC coming later this year
Mark Campbell | 5th March 2015
PC gamers will finally be getting an Xbox One wireless controller adapter at some point later this year.
Steam Controller has been Finalised
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Check out the latest and supposedly final design of the Steam Controller.
RAZER Destructor Precision Gaming Mat
Input Devices | 30th August 2008
The Razer Destructor was co-designed, tested and validated by some of the most internationally respected and revered eSports teams. But will it make the grade?
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We take a look at a totally different gaming keyboard, and see if this abstract design can really aid gamers.
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Now at day 24 of using OCZ's nia, Chris [Ins] Buer gives us a video update of his progress.
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Everything is going well here, the days are cold but very sunny. So hopefully this is the last of the rain but I think that might just be wishful thinking.
Just finished up a job last week and waiting for my next one to start which should be some time next week.
Tom's well, working hard and pulling the occasional all nighter still.
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We are pleased to bring the popular brass band concerts to Clarence Park Bandstand throughout the year, featuring the region's best brass bands in a 2-hour concert on occasional Sunday afternoons. More »
Wakefield Music Collective are pleased to announce the 24th Clarence Park Festival, the longest running FREE Music Festival in Yorkshire and here's how your band could be selected to play! This year More »
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In conjunction with Wakefield Festival of Food, Drink & Rhubarb, Wakefield Music Collective is delighted to present two special musical events!
Rhubarb Jam
The Chanks Band
Martin Waterhouse
Charlie Padfield
Fernandes Brewery Tap, 3pm – 6pm
Rhubarb Rocks!
Crosscut Saw
Fernandes Brewery Tap, From 8pm
Looking forward to seeing you, and your rhubarb, there!
Following the success of our PURE series of evenings at the Hop, we are pleased to be able to announce the lineup for the next couple of months.
26 Feb – Issimo
05 Mar – Chanks Band (Chris Hanks)
12 Mar – Jade Helliwell
19 Mar – Diamond Dac Trio
26 Mar – Ryan Mitchell Smith
02 Apr – Sally Tucker
16 Apr – tbc
23 Apr – Robin & Stewart
Come join us at The Hop, Wakefield for good beer, great music and a nice chilled atmosphere – the perfect way to ease into the weekend.
Music starts at 9pm in the downstairs bar. Free entry, and fabulous music guaranteed!
We are pleased to announce the first four acts in our PURE series for 2015. Starting on Thursday 29th January with David Hick, Mike Shaw & Friends on 5th February, Now, Nows on 12th Feb and Jilly Riley on 19th February.
Come join us at The Hop, Wakefield for good beer, great music and a nice chilled atmosphere – the perfect way to ease into the weekend.
Music starts at 9pm in the downstairs bar. Free entry, and fabulous music guaranteed!
We are overjoyed to be able to say that our application process for Clarence 2015 is now open!
The Clarence Park Music Festival is Yorkshire's longest running free music festival, which has thousands of visitors enjoying music over a (hopefully sunny) weekend in July.
On 25th and 26th July, 2015 we will be listening to a large number of bands, of a wide variety of styles and genres. We try to use a mix of new and local bands, and it's always great to have new music. Wakefield has a strong and vibrant music scene, with a number of live music venues constantly on the lookout for new bands. Playing at Clarence is not only a chance to play a festival, but is also an introduction to the promoters and venue owners in the area.
We have hundreds of applications every year, and there are one or two things that you can do to make yours stand out:
Our band lineup will be decided in April next year, so you've got until then to get your applications in – our band application site is here, so please apply and we look forward to seeing you soon:
The Wakefield City Rhythm And Blues Festival 2014 lineup is confirmed, and we are delighted to be able to list it here for you now:
Thursday 6th November: Angelo Palladino, Eye Wood, Wood Street, 8.30pm – FREE
Friday 7 November: SLACK ALICE featuring Cliff Stocker plus support from Welsh T Band & Bonnie Mac Band, Unity Works, Smyth Street, 7pm doors open – £7 adv ticket
Sat 8th Nov : David Hick, Charlie Padfield and The Now Nows , The Orangery, Back Lane, 3 – 6:30pm – FREE
Sat 8th Nov: Turrentine Jones, Fernandes Brewery Tap, Avieson Yard, 9.15 pm – FREE
Sun 9th Nov: Harmonica and Guitar demonstration featuring Mick Shaw, Trad Music, Lower Warrengate, 2-4pm – FREE
Sun 9th Nov: The Roosters, Fernandes Brewery Tap, Avieson Yard, 4 – 6.30 pm – FREE
Sun 9Th Nov: Poorboy, The Hop, Bank Street, 7pm – late – FREE
Tickets for Slack Alice can be bought from Fernandes Brewery Tap, Wakefield Tourist Information Centre, or Trad Music. They can also be bought online at: http://www.unityworks.co.uk/event/kts-wakefield-city-rhythm-blues-festival/
Looking forward to seeing you all there!
Not long to go now folks, and the list of bands is now here. There are some amazing acts that are going to sound fantastic up on Clarence Park hill, so fetch your picnic blankets and rock up to enjoy Yorkshire's longest running free music festival. Can't wait to see you there!
Thank you for all your applications to play our main event this summer. We're off to stock up on coffee, and get down to listening to all your submissions. If you've been successful we'll be in touch with you as soon as we possibly can, if you haven't (because of the large amount of applications) we won't be, sorry.
Once again, thank you all for your registering an interest in playing this year, we'll get through all your applications as soon as we can, and let the successful applicants now as soon as we can. x
It's that time of year again – applications are open for your band to play Clarence Park Festival 2014!
Last year was huge – about 7,500 people we reckon – and there's at least 20 slots open for acts who want to tell us how damn good they are. We're up for pretty much anything from good hard rock right down to acoustic speedcore [what the hell is that? – Ed]
It's easy to get in the queue. Simply visit our application page and walk through the details. You'll be asked to upload a couple of MP3s and point us at a video and stuff, and we promise to review them all. There's even some handy tips on what we look for.
Applications are open right up until the end of March, so get yourselves in there.
We've finalised the line-up for this years Blues Festival. We hope you'll be able to join us See below for the details:
Thursday 7th November
7pm – Warehouse 23
Tickets £15 advance, £17 on the door.
Friday 8th November
7pm – Fernandes Brewery Tap, off Kirkgate.
SHAWN JONES – American Country Blues guitarist
free entry
Saturday 9th November
2pm to 7pm – The Orangery, Back Lane, Wakefield
free entry
8pm – The Graziers, George Street, Wakefield
free entry
Sunday 10th November
2pm to 4pm – Trad Music, Lower Kirkgate
CHRIS HANKS (guitar demo)
free entry
4pm to 9.30pm – The Bull and Fairhouse, George Street
free entry
(raffle and food)
You've just had to turn the heating on so you know its getting near that time again. KT's Blues Festival will be with us soon, the 7th of November to be precise, over 4 days featuring 12 bands in 6 venues, all of which sell beer, woohoo!
We are pleased to announce that old favourites Dr Feelgood will be this years headliners, and will be joined by a calvalcade of other great Blues artistes which we will announce shortly.
Keep your ears to the ground for those announcements, we'll put them out on here, and facebook, and twitter and everywhere else we possibly can asap.
Just like cable knit sweaters, roaring fireplaces and big pots of stew (mmm :-P), early winter is Wakefield City Blues time. Embrace the icy winds, horizontal rain, and dark evenings safe in the knowledge that our fine city has oodles of brilliant blues music to warm your cockles. See you There x


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1. FILM: Lee Daniels's The Butler
Lee Daniels, the gay director of Precious and The Paper Boy, has created what is sure to be his most commercially successful project to date: Lee Daniels's The Butler. This historical drama centers around the tale of Cecil Gaines (Forest Whitaker), who escapes his fate as a repressed worker on a cotton plantation to become a butler in the White House. Through his eyes, and from the perspectives of his wife (Oprah Winfrey) and his rebellious son (David Oyelowo), the viewer observes a succession of presidents as they grapple with the African-American civil rights movement. Inspired by a Washington Post article profiling the real-life Eugene Allen, who served as a White House butler through eight presidential administrations, the film is a breathtaking ride through 20th-century American history, and it sparkles with star power from a cast that reads like a who's who of Hollywood: Jane Fonda, Mariah Carey, Alex Pettyfer, Vanessa Redgrave, Terrence Howard, Cuba Gooding Jr., Robin Williams, John Cusack, James Marsden, Liev Schreiber, Alan Rickman, and more. However, Whitaker and Winfrey, in their quiet quest to raise a family in the nation's capital, steal the show, proving that even major revolutions can begin with the setting of the dinner table.
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Marty Stone explains 'finesse flippin' which has served him well in tournaments.
For years, finesse-type tactics and techniques were viewed with a certain degree of suspicion by anglers unaccustomed to light line and small baits. But as the "Western Finesse Wave" has swept the nation, so too has the willingness of power fishermen to adapt their methods to the other side of the ledger.
Most guides do know every inch of their home lake, but their always trying to find something new.
Listen to Jim Duckworth, one of Tennessee's most recognized fishing guides, discuss how nighttime can be the ultimate for catching smallmouth bass
In this article, you can read how when having the choice of an ever widening array of lures and tactics, sometimes just getting back to the basics with a little discernment and a little "old school" thinking is not a bad idea.
Many farm ponds offer fantastic bass fishing. They are scattered from coast to coast. A big percentage are overlooked and underfished.
Tim Horton launched his boat just below the dam on Alabama's Lake Wilson. He had just been crowned the 2000 B.A.S.S. Angler of the Year, and we were headed out on a photo mission to catch a few smallmouth.
For two days we struggled. From morning to evening, bass chased tiny forage all around us but wouldn't strike lures that typically work so well at Lake El Salto.
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Florida Pest Management Association meetings with DEP and IFAS result in streamlined Green Industries Best Management Practices (GIBMP) training options.
Editor's note: Allen Fugler, executive vice president of the Florida Pest Management Association, submitted the following article detailing some of the benefits gained from FPMA meetings with DEP and IFAS, which resulted in streamlined GIBMP training options.
FPMA President George Braker, Government Affairs Chair Bryan Cooksey, Members Erica Santella, Adam Jones, Barry Troutman and EVP Allen Fugler met with DEP and IFAS over a series of Gainesville meetings that resulted in a streamlined Green Industries Best Management Practices training process.
Here is a review of FPMA requests and the DEP/IFAS responses:
Consideration of the 30 day advanced notice of training sessions: IFAS and DEP allow for waivers for prior notice and have revised the GIBMP manual to explain the process allowing for exceptions.
Allow individuals certified in L&O and GIBMP to provide GIBMP training and proctor online tests, modifying the Train-the-Trainer program for qualified pest management professionals: IFAS and DEP now allow three options for training and testing, two of which accommodate business needs and do not require PMPs to go through the Train the Trainer process.
Modify the current online training to:
Separate the 6-hour training modules from the test administration, which will be done by mid-January. Score online tests immediately, which is already available; issue GIBMP certificates upon successful completion of tests, with local printing capabilities, which will be available by mid-January. IFAS and DEP are working with DACS to transfer student test records directly to FDACS Bureau of Compliance without an actual certificate submission
Training and Testing Options:
Personal instruction from T-t-T certified trainer, who proctors paper tests with prior notice and delivery from DEP, as required in the current system; there is no charge for testing
IFAS GIBMP online training modules taken and tested individually, with no T-t-T certified trainer needed for test proctoring; there is a $15 fee per test
DVDs delivered to businesses upon request and at no charge, for viewing by employees, with online testing proctored without T-t-T certified trainers; DVDs have company-specific registrations numbers used for online test registration, and a $15 per online test; paper testing is still available with prior notice with no charge
All fertilizer applicators, both Certified Operators and ID Cardholders, must have IFAS GIBMP certification and a Limited Fertilizer Certification (LFC) issued by DACS by January 1, 2014, as required by a 2009 law. GBMP certificaion is a prerequisite to apply for the LFC, and both certifications must be in the possession of fertilizer applicators while performing services. Many local ordinances already require these credentials; check out the latest ordinances here.
DEP and IFAS will attend the 2013 Pest and Lawn Care Expo to distribute the GIBMP DVDs and explain training options during the Lawn Care program and L&O CEUs, and will share information about GIBMP classes conducted by IFAS county agents as an additional option. FPMA will post the link to the DVD request form as soon as it is available.
IFAS and DEP representatives were receptive to the needs presented by FPMA for a flexible, business-friendly and effective GIBMP training model, and the options that resulted from their meetings will accommodate pest management professionals performing fertilization services. FPMA encourages its members to attend Expo to learn more about these options and to complete their GIBMP training and LFC application well in advance of the January 1, 2014 deadline. Please contact Allen Fugler if you have any questions at 407-293-8627 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Two of the most destructive termite species in the world -- responsible for much of the $40 billion in economic loss caused by termites annually -- are now swarming simultaneously in South Florida, creating hybrid colonies that grow quickly and have the potential to migrate to other states.
Casey Parker recently won the ONE WORLD competition, organized by the UF College of Agricultural and Life Sciences Challenge 2050 Project in conjunction with the Syngenta Good Growth Plan.
During its meeting in Washington, D.C., on March 14, the National Pest Management Association's (NPMA) Board of Directors approved the organization's Pollinator Best Management Practices (BMPs).
Featuring a "Who's Who" of speakers with decades of experience serving the commercial pest management segment, the April 29 virtual event is filled with information you need to know to expand your presence in this dynamic marketplace. Cost is only $99 and attendees will receive full access to all of the educational sessions and a complimentary copy of the highly-acclaimed PCT Guide to Commercial Pest Management, a $29.95 value!
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|Biological experimentation, its function and limits, including answers to nine questions submitted from the Leigh-Browne Trust.
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Oh wait...so if I had aileron servos 3 and 6 on channels 11 and 12...all the expo and stuff would apply because those are slaved to aileron and say aux 1 (or whatever aileron channels are master for the 4 servo wing)?
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First, enable XPlus on the Frame Rate screen.
Set X+1 and X+2 inputs to INH. This will center them. (This is the default config, nothing to do).
Then in your mixes, you can mix AIL > X+1 or X+2. This will move the D/R and Expo'd version of the sticks to them.
You will need to do manual mixing to them for any differential you might have, or any other mixes to the ailerons.
The Balance function will probably be very helpful too.
|Sep 12, 2012, 03:25 PM
Andy, just the guy I wanted while I'm waiting on a call from a guy at Horizon who went looking for a DX18.....
This thing is on the verge of driving me back to smoking.
Trying to setup one of my gassers and when I select ANY of the wing types with dual elevator servos, it sends the second elevator servo to channel 9. I've not seen that kind of ridiculousness since my Futaba 9C Super used channels 2 & 8 for the elevators.
Here's the problem; I use channel 9 (Aux 4) for my choke servo and channel 5 for my fiber optic kill switch so it can be assigned to the mix switch and the choke can go on a dial. When I change that default setting on the elevator servo, Aux 4 becomes unavailable.
Got any ideas?
OH, both my DX8 and my JR 12X obiently select channel 6 (Aux 1) for the second aileron and channel 7 (Aux 2) for the second elevator servo if left to their own devices.
|Sep 12, 2012, 03:33 PM
Yes, you aren't using the full capabilities of your radio. You only did half of what you need.
The second elevator defaults to AUX4, that is correct. You can move it to where you want it to be, lets say GEAR. You can also move the function that WAS on the GEAR port to the AUX4 receiver slot. Go to the next screen and make sure the GEAR function has the right input attached (probably the choke switch).
The important thing to remember is that you have "functions" and "receiver slots" and not to get them confused.
|Sep 12, 2012, 03:34 PM
What's wrong with pluging it in AUX2 or 3?
|Sep 12, 2012, 03:38 PM
And that does what for my question?
I want to use Aux 4 assigned to the dial and it is unavailable. IIRC I get the choices of Gear which is actually going to be the kill switch, aileron, throttle, elevator, Aux 2, Aux 3 etc. none of those fit the description of the choke plugged into Aux 4?
Maybe it's just too simple?????
|Sep 12, 2012, 03:40 PM
|Sep 12, 2012, 03:46 PM
D*mn? Just trying to understand what you are doing so I can try to help you better.
Is it because you don't want to switch wires around and want to use the radios capabilies?
|Sep 12, 2012, 03:49 PM
Don't worry what the name says. Worry what the action does.
The GEAR input device can be set to anything you want. Move it to the input you want for controlling the choke. This is the "Channel Input Config" screen.
Now on the "RxPort Assignment" screen, when you move the GEAR function's output from the GEAR receiver slot to the AUX4 receiver slot, whatever you have programmed as the GEAR function's input device (NEXT screen) will control the action on the AUX4 receiver port.
(Notice I keep saying "function" and "receiver port" - that's the concept to grasp. Once you have that down it will be simple, I promise.)
|Sep 12, 2012, 04:00 PM
Starting with a New Acro Model Type.
For example I used Dual Aileron and Dual Elevator wing type.
Go to Channel Assign & RX Port Assignments
Move L Elevator to the port channel you want, for example I moved it to AUX2
And moved AUX2 in the place where L Elevator was (AUX4)
Then go to the next screen Channel Input Config.
Change AUX2 to RKNOB.
Now it should be working. If you look at the servo monitor screen you should see the AUX2 name of the channel is moved to the second to last spot which used to be AUX4.
So if you connect your choke servo in the AUX4 port, You're RKNOB will contorl the servo plugged into it.
If you need any more info you can surely PM me..
|Sep 12, 2012, 04:15 PM
When I went to the DX7 I had to change 'em all again and didn't even fly my gassers as I needed 8 channels. Then I had to change stuff around again when I got my X9303 and lastly again when the 12X got here. IF I change functions around on the individual rx's, my 12X won't work on that model again.
But the BIGGEST problem is that I quit smoking five months ago and right now I'm ready to dump that new radio, get a cigarette or leave things alone for awhile 'till I settle down.
Thanks for the help guys, I'll try it in a bit...
|Sep 12, 2012, 05:07 PM
Got it to work and must admit I was overthinking the issue but if one considers who the primary audience is for these things, a bit better explanation (or at least a note) in the manual might be in order. Especially if Andy says the inhouse JR guys have been having the same issue....
|Sep 12, 2012, 05:11 PM
I was the only manual at the time They're all converted and loving it now.
|Sep 12, 2012, 05:12 PM
Who do you think the primary audience is for this radio?
I would put my money on HH not expecting the current amount of owners over buying.
Example: buying it and flying micro BNF models only.
Glad you got it working.
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These are my first blackberry bushes so I'm pretty new with growing them. I think I planted them (I don't know what kind) about 3 (or 4?) years ago, and they have gone through 2 (or 3?) winters. They did fine the last winter and in the spring-summer grew huge, with lots of nice big fruit and propagated themselves all over the area. Now this winter has passed and while my raspberries are starting to shoot out new growth, the blackberries look very dead except for a little new growth at the base. The vines/branches look dried out, brown, and dead. Is this typical? Do most people have to prune and start from scratch after a few winters? I live in Iowa, by the way.
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If your winter was anything like mine (coldest in the last 30-40 years) then it wasn't a typical winter as far as low temps go. I also have a lot of dead vines also... Navaho, Triple Crown, Chester and Doyle that have never had problems in the last 4 years since planting but they did this year. My hardy kiwis proved not so hardy for the first time in 7 years too with a lot of die back.
We just had too many sustained nights of very cold weather this year.
Have you pruned your blackberries at ll since you planted them? The older canes should be dead. I'm just starting to see leaf buds on my Triple Crown (covered with burlap over the winter). The raspberries (that weren't covered since they're more cold-hardy) are leafing out nicely just the past few days.


text: RWS & Associates Auditions (on campus) 2/26 Sign up in advance! Read more about RWS & Associates Auditions (on campus) 2/26 Christopher Sakey Word has reached us that Christopher Sakey '87 of Ogunquit, ME, passed away in 2008 from complications of mental illness. He was 42. Read more about Christopher Sakey Jerry J. Siddons Jr. Berklee's former dean of students Jerry J. Siddons Jr. '62 of Tryon, NC, died on October 1. He was 75. Siddons also held a position as director of scientific computing for the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. He is survived by his wife, Carolyn, son, Kenneth, and sister, Ellen. Read more about Jerry J. Siddons Jr. Adam C. Schmitz Adam C. Schmitz '13 of Broken Arrow, OK, died on May 13. He was 23. Schmitz, a guitarist earned his professional musician diploma at Berklee. He leaves his parents, Paul and Janet, and siblings, Brandon, Cameron and Drake. Read more about Adam C. Schmitz Ray Santisi Professor Ray Santisi Piano professor Ray Santisi '54 died of complications from heart surgery on October 28. He was 81. Santisi was a fixture in the Boston jazz scene for nearly 65 years, and a featured soloist with Charlie Parker, Stan Getz, Mel Torme, Dexter Gordon, and others. He was one of Benny Golson's "Stablemates," a group of musicians that played regularly at Boston's famed Storyville nightclub. Santisi taught at Berklee for 57 years. His students included Diana Krall, Makoto Ozone, Joe Zawinul, and Arif Mardin. He won grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, and was an IAJE Jazz Education Hall of Fame nominee. Read more about Ray Santisi Elwood Price Elwood Price '54 of Worcester, MA, died on September 27 after an illness. He was 82. During the Korean War, Price played trumpet in the U.S. Army Band and served as a medic. He later worked in the printing industry. He is survived by children, Reggie, Allen, Dante, Atlantis, and Stacey. Read more about Elwood Price John McLellan John McLellan '92 of Marlborough, MA, died of cancer on October 29. He was 46. As an experimental jazz drummer, McLellan worked with Mat Maneri, Ben Monder, and the Either/Orchestra, and performed at numerous jazz festivals worldwide. McLellan was also a teacher for Boston metropolitan area schools. He is survived by his wife and two daughters. Read more about John McLellan Jeff Golub Jeff Golub '78 Image Credit: Lori Stoll Jeff Golub '78 of Water Mill, NY, passed away on January 1 after a serious illness. He was 59. Golub was lead guitarist for Rod Stewart from 1988 to 1995, performing on four albums and five world tours. Golub also performed with Tina Turner, Peter Wolf, and Billy Squier, and others, and released more than a dozen solo albums. He was a member of Dave Koz and the Kozmos, the house band of The Emeril Lagasse Show. In the last few years of his life, Golub battled progressive supranuclear palsy after losing his sight in 2011. Golub is survived by his wife, Audrey, and his sons, Chris and Matthew. Read more about Jeff Golub Richard L. Evans Professor Richard L. Evans Image Credit: Phil Farnsworth Professor Richard L. Evans of Natick, MA, passed away on October 5. He was 81. Evans began his career as a bassist with such artists as Eddie Harris, Sun Ra, and Lionel Hampton. In 1962, he was hired to produce an album by pianist Ahmad Jamal, which led to a position as an in-house arranger for Chess Records and, later, an executive producer. During his career, Evans also worked with Billie Holiday, Natalie Cole, Ramsey Lewis, and Peabo Bryson. He joined the Berklee faculty in 1985, where he taught until shortly before his death. He is survived by his wife Allison; and children Verna, Camarah, Claude, and Keith. Read more about Richard L. Evans Paul Elmen Jr. Assistant Professor Paul Elmen Jr. Image Credit: Phil Farnsworth Assistant professor Paul Elmen Jr. '78 died on January 1. He was 69. Elmen joined the faculty after graduating and taught in the Ensemble Department. A saxophonist, Elmen played with such acts as Gladys Knight and the Pips, Urbie Green, and the Temptations. He also played in pit orchestras for local musical theater productions, and for many benefit concerts. Read more about Paul Elmen Jr. Pages« first ‹ previous … 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 … next › last »


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Surgeon Simulator Headed to PS4, Project Morpheus Version Being Worked On
Be a surgeon using the DualShock 4.
Be a surgeon using the DualShock 4.
Move over Sackboy, Kevin Butler, and Kratos; All we need is Shu.
Sony's press conference should be on June 9th.
I think this is going to be a big update…
The Girl and the Robot confirmed for PS4; Killzone: Shadow Fall patch 1.14 creates player card glitch; H1Z1 coming to PS4 "after PC."
If the Shu fits…
There's no stopping him!
And thanks to this, "More people will know about VR!"
See the moment PlayStation introduced their VR headset.
PlayStation Camera is required; Shuhei wears glasses and has "no problem" using Morpheus; they're working with medical experts to ensure it's safe for your eyes.
Will he be bringing a PS4 VR headset?
Apparently he isn't clean enough to work at Nintendo.
Make it shine.
Your non-status update status update is here!
Apparently he looks like a character from Sleeping Dogs.
Will Shuhei Yoshida repeat as Person of the Year in 2014? I sure hope so!
What, no Kaz?
His favorite PSX game is Crash Bandicoot 3.
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