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I wrote to you two days ago by the Ministers of the Gospel who are sent by order of Congress to the Western parts of North Carolina where some of the inhabitants we are told are pursuing measures hostile to the friends of America. They are endeavoring to prevail on those people by reason & argument, to become active in support of those rights & privileges which belong to them in common with the rest of America. I hope their well meant endeavors will be useful to our province.
In your favor of the 5th of Nov., the only one I have rec'd from you, I observe the plan you adopted to get arms & ammunition and your wish that the general association had not been infringed. I have often wished the same thing. The Congress having adopted and pursued a similar mode and on a much larger scale, however, altho' we have not yet reaped much advantage from it, I have altered my mind on that subject and am now perfectly reconciled to it, from a conviction that our utmost efforts in every way will barely furnish us with sufficient quantities of those necessary articles.
Some of the zealous City Politicians, are alarmed at the arrival of a Lord Drummond, who came to town a few days ago. It seems he is the son of the Earl of Perth, has lived several years in New York Government, is possessed of a landed estate in New Jersey, went to England in Nov., 1774, came out in a Man of War to Boston in Aug. last, from thence on the same conveyance soon after to New York, had he left the title of Lord behind him, he might have walked the streets of this City a long time unnoticed, now the eyes of all are upon him, and consider him a suspicious character. In private company
I am told he says he was several months in London and frequently in Co. with Lord North, that the Ministry are heartily tired of the controversy between Great Brittain and the Colonies, but the pride of the people of England will not suffer them relax, he thinks the matter might be easily settled if America would consent to give a very small sum annually, so as to save appearances, England would repeal all the obnoxious Acts, and give up more than we ask. He says Lord North was astonished at the union and strength of the Colonies; declared he did not think it was possible for such things to be done and that he had no idea of such resistance.Some people think this Lord is employed to make overtures to the Congress, others imagine he is only to sound some of the leading members and endeavor to find out the whole scope, designs and views of the Congress, certain it is he has had private conferences with several characters of the first distinction among us, I don't find he has yet closeted any of the Wise Men of the East, however, I am not certain of it. My indisposition has kept me from Congress two days past, in which time I have seen very few members.
A report this day prevails in town that by some late advices rec'd to the Eastward from England the Ministry are determined to send a large army to America early in the Spring and land them in this province, in order to subdue it at all events, considering it the most active in the present Rebellion. This like many other reports, the talk of the day, wants confirmation, tho' all accounts agree, except what comes from the Lord above mentioned that administration will make one grand effort in the Spring to subdue the Colonies, therefore it becomes necessary for us to provide for the event. Our establishment at present stands thus:
Some of these are already in Canada and more must be sent.
To this strength you may add twice the number of Regiments of well regulated Militia.


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Caltrans District 4
Harry Y. Yahata, District Director
March 16, 2001
Lauren E. Wonder, 408/232-0228
Bob Haus, 510/286-5576
TRAFFIC ADVISORYuuSOUTH BAY FREEWAY LANDSCAPES TO BE CLEARED NEXT WEEK
Moving Lane Closures May Affect Traffic
Caltrans Maintenance crews will clear and cut brush along South Bay freeways and along on and off-ramps next week between 10 AM and 3 PM weekdays beginning Monday, March 19 (weather permitting). This major clean-up effort will use a moving lane closure progressing about two to five miles per hour in the slow lane and on entrance and exit ramps. The closure may stretch for up to half a mile and close ramps temporarily.
Thirteen pieces of equipment will be used in the effort, including a crash vehicle to protect workers, a delineator to direct motorists away from the closure, and hedgers, sweepers and loaders. Workers will remain in their vehicles to protect them from traffic. All operations will be performed using mechanized equipment.
In January, two Caltrans employees were severely injured during landscape operations in Santa Clara County when an errant driver entered the work zone. They were both standing behind their truck loading debris.
Please allow extra time if traveling these corridors and please slow for the cone zone.
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Definite Integrals and Area - Concept
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Definite integrals can be used to find the area under, over, or between curves. If a function is strictly positive, the area between it and the x axis is simply the definite integral. If it is simply negative, the area is -1 times the definite integral. If finding the area between two positive functions, the area is the definite integral of the higher function minus the lower function, or the definite integral of (f(x)-g(x)).
I want to talk about how definite integrals can be used to find area. First of all there are 2 basic kinds of area problems. First the area between y=f of x some curve and the x axis from x=a to x=b. That situation looks like this.
So if this is your graph of y=f of x. If your graph, if your function's entirely not negative on this interval that is it's above the x axis, then the definite integral will give you the area exactly. However, if your function y=f of x is down here, if it's below the x axis, if it's non-positive, the definite integral does not give you the area it gives you the opposite of the area. So if you're looking for this area, you can use the definite integral but you just have to remember to flip the sign. You're going to get a negative number, you should make it positive. So, just keep that in mind. When the function's negative, you'll get the opposite of the area, when it's positive you'll get the area.
And then the second problem is the area between 2 curves. so let's say our 2 curves are y=f of x and y=g of x. And we're interested in the area between x=a and x=b and here's the situation. y=f of x is the higher of the 2 curves, y=g of x is the lower. So that's what I've said here. When f of x is greater than or equal to g of x on the interval the area, this area here, this band is going to be equal to the area under y=f of x. That's all the area under this curve and above the x axis minus the area under y=g of x. That's this area here. So take the whole area, subtract this away. And each of those areas can be represented by integrals. So this is the area under f of x. This is the area under g of x and we subtract because it turns out that you can write this difference of integrals as the integral of the difference of the functions. So you can inte- so in one integral you can get the entire area between 2 curves. It's the integral from a to b, from left end point to right end point of top function minus bottom function. Now we'll use this in upcoming problems.
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Saturday will mark an important anniversary for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch editorial page: It was on Feb. 16, 2006, that we first ripped the Missouri legislature for trying to pass a voter identification bill, one that required voters to present a government-issued photo ID before being allowed to cast a ballot.
We have ripped them over this issue at least a dozen more times in the seven years since then. Republicans keep trying to fix a problem that doesn't exist by suppressing the votes of hundreds of thousands of Missourians, most of whom are likely Democratic voters.
For a party that likes to drape itself in the flag, Missouri Republicans seem bound and determined to undermine the most basic right in a democracy. The GOP can't win a national election the fair way, or many statewide elections either. So they figure to steal them instead.
Voter ID is back again this year (House Bills 48 and 216), having been passed by a House committee. It is shameful. The party ought to have a little pride.
In 2006, the Republican-controlled legislature passed a voter ID bill that was later thrown out by the courts. The idea was fraudulent in 2006, and it's fraudulent now. There has never been a case in Missouri where a voter tried to impersonate someone else to cast a vote. Not once.
To which Rep. Stanley Cox, R-Sedalia, a longtime proponent of voter ID laws told The Kansas City Star, "But that doesn't mean it isn't happening."
Right. And just because there's never been a reported case of zombies overrunning Sedalia, it doesn't mean it isn't happening. Do you think zombies advertise?
Then-Secretary of State Robin Carnahan, the state's chief elections official, estimated in 2008 that 240,000 Missourians didn't have the kind of photo ID that the bill would have required.
Richard G. Callahan, then a Cole County Circuit Court judge and now the U.S. attorney in St. Louis, threw out the 2006 law with these stinging words:
"The photo ID burden placed on the voter may seem minor or inconsequential to the mainstream of our society for whom automobiles, drivers licenses or even passports are a natural part of everyday life. However, for the elderly, the poor, the undereducated or otherwise disadvantaged, the burden can be great if not insurmountable, and it is those very people outside the mainstream of society who are the least equipped to bear the costs or navigate the many bureaucracies necessary to obtain the required documentation."
The state Supreme Court upheld Judge Callahan's decision. That should have been the end of it.
But the legislature messed around with the issue for four more years, returning with a vengeance in 2011, passing the same kind of bill. Gov. Jay Nixon, a Democrat, vetoed it. But those shrewd Republicans tried an end-run around Mr. Nixon, voting to put the question before voters last November. Before that could happen, Cole County Circuit Judge Patricia Joyce struck it from the ballot.
This year, subtle House Elections Committee Chairman Sue Entlicher, R-Bolivar, scheduled a Jan. 29 hearing on the voter ID bill for 6:45 a.m. Since the Capitol building doesn't open until 7 a.m., this would have kept the crowds down nicely.
Ms. Entlicher relented under criticism and held the hearing at 8 a.m. Last week, after another sneaky committee meeting just off the House floor, the committee sent the bill to the floor on an 8-4 party-line vote.
On Thursday, the House approved a constitutional amendment that allows a photo ID requirement. Lawmakers then endorsed legislation to implement it. Both measures now move to the state Senate.
If passed, the law would become effective only if voters in 2014 approved a constitutional amendment allowing the legislature to enact voter ID laws. Mr. Nixon could veto it before then, but Republicans hold veto-proof majorities in both houses of the legislature.
Surely Mr. Nixon would be able to peel off a few votes from Republicans who still have enough pride and honor not to want to steal elections.
Because the fact is that it wasn't so long ago that Missouri Republicans actually wanted to see more people voting, not fewer. U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt, when he was Missouri's secretary of state from 1985 to 1993, actually experimented with voting by mail. In his first year as secretary of state in 2001, Mr. Blunt's son, Matt Blunt, proposed a package of reform measures, including an early voting period.
Matt Blunt must have then received a rocket from the national GOP headquarters telling him to back off. He didn't push his reforms in his last three years as secretary of state. And when he was governor in 2006, he happily signed the voter ID bill that was later thrown out by Judge Callahan.
There have been voter fraud cases in Missouri, but it's been registration fraud, not voter impersonation fraud. The larger problems have involved long lines and disqualified voters, precisely the same sort of voter suppression strategies employed around the country by GOP operatives.
If Mr. Cox and his Republican allies in the Legislature truly are concerned about the "sanctity of the vote," they'd pass early voting legislation and allow no-excuse absentee voting. We shall not hold our breath.
Copyright St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Reprinted with permission.


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Debate - BP Include Civilian Nuclear Power in the NPT
Semifinal round at the CIMB Group World Universities Peace Invitation Debate held in December 2007 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Government: Sydney B & Sydney A; Opposition: Cambridge & Ataneo de Manila. Advancing to finals were Sydney A & Cambridge.
Thursday, December 27, 2007
Debate - BP Civil Disobedience
Round three at World University Peace Invitational Debates held in December 2007 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Motion: This House believes that civil disobedience is an essential part of a democracy. Government: Cambridge & Sydney B; Opposition: Sydney A & Queens University. Sydney B was ranked first.
Saturday, December 1, 2007
Debate - BP All Public Bathrooms should be Unisex
Practice debate at the University of Vermont held by the Lawrence Debate Union at the University of Vermont. The debaters are: Proposition - Gergana Zapryanova, Carina Berg, Maeline Murphy Hall and Sam Ricker. Opposition - Lucas Caress, Joe Torda, Danielle Bauman and Arman Ismail. Chaired by David Register. 30 November 2007.
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you know where it tells you how much mermits you get well mine and everyone elts to my computer gets cut off to games sumited is this normal? is there a way i can fix it?
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One way you can fix it is to resize the text.For Internet Explorer:1. Go to the top of your browser and select "Tools" and then "Internet Options." 2. Click on the "Accessibility" button near the lower right of the window. Under "Formatting" check the box labeled "Ignore font sizes specified on Web pages." 3. Click "OK." 4. You will return to the Internet Options box; click "OK" there also. You will now be back in your browser window. Go to the top of your browser and click on "View." 5. Then click on "Text Size" from the drop down box. 6. Click on a size larger or smaller than the one where the little dot is.For Netscape:1. Click on "View" and then on "Text Zoom" and choose the percentage of increase or decrease. Some older versions of Netscape may call this option "increase font" or "decrease font." 2. Optionally, you can hold down the "Control" key and use the keypad "+" or "-" keys to increase and decrease size.These can be changed at anyime, so there's no worrying about if you're going to mess something up.
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Ahhh... but I wanted to believe!!
Fine...I'm a magical being that knows everything about computers off the top of my head...Happy?(But then again, if I'm so "magical" I should be modded.)
Posted Mar 6, '08 at 5:34pm
I'm still not modded. =(BTW, are we hijacking a thread?!?! Lock, pl0x.
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YES! I am happy now, thanks
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altho everything is easyer to read it still didnt fix my problem.. im sorry to say.
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Fate works in mysterious ways. The fact that Tostao was forced to hang up his boots early not because of a broken knee or a hurt ankle, but because of an eye injury, was a chance event. But in a roundabout way, it was a symbolically suitable manner to end his playing career.
After all, it was his all-seeing eyes – and the sharp brain wired to them – that was the secret behind Eduardo Goncalves de Andrade's genius as a player. Several attributes may have been missing from the diminutive striker's game, but one thing he had in abundance was vision.
"I stood out because of my passing, my dribbling, my timing in the box and above all my ability to anticipate what was about to happen," the Brazilian explained in his 1997 book entitled Tostão, Lembranças, Opiniões, Reflexões sobre Futebol (Tostao, Memories, Opinions and Reflections on Football). "I had several shortcomings that I reduced over time, through hard work in training every day. I practically only used my left foot, I couldn't head the ball – I did so with my eyes shut – I was slow over medium and long distances. Moreover, my long-range shooting was poor, while my technical and physical limitations (and lack of pace) meant I couldn't keep up with my speed of thought. My mind rapidly told my body what it wanted it to do, but my body often didn't obey. Nevertheless, I was extremely self-critical, and I always believed I could make myself a better player."
It is clear from the above that Tostao was brutally honest in assessing his own abilities. Those reading that description could easily forget it refers to a player who was a regular in one of the most prodigiously talented attacks in football history, Brazil's 1970 World Cup winning team. Furthermore, Tostao was the chief protagonist at his club, Cruzeiro. The brilliance of his displays there helped make them one of Brazil's biggest clubs in the sixties, at a time when the country was teeming with great sides, not least Pele's Santos.
Beyond his magnificent play on the pitch, Tostao had a great footballing brain. He pondered deeply about the game. Star players, as a rule, intuitively know what to do. "How do they know? They know, but they don't know they know. It is knowledge that transcends human comprehension," explained Tostao. The difference is that, as well as being born with this instinctive knowledge, Tostao had the intelligence to analyse it with precision, and then put this analysis into practice during his career. "Jean-Claude Killy, the famous French skier, used to train mentally with a stopwatch and would say that he managed almost the same time when it came to the actual race," he said. "I trained the moves mentally, constantly picturing game situations in my mind's eye."
'Everything went dark'
The innate capacity to observe that set Tostao apart made the events of a rainy September afternoon in 1969, in Pacaembu, Sao Paulo, all the more poignant. Cruzeiro were up against Corinthians and on the attack when Tostao slipped and fell, losing control of the ball. It ran to Corinthians centre-back Ditao, who attempted to clear it as far upfield as possible. Tostao's face was in the way of the wet and heavy ball - or more specifically his left eye was. The impact left Tostao with a dislocated retina. More than simply jeopardising his presence at the following year's World Cup, the player's entire career was left hanging in the balance, and worse still, his very eyesight.
"I tried to stay calm. The worse thing at the beginning was the uncertainty, but I gradually gained confidence that everything would sort itself out," he said. "I started making plans: surgery at the start of October, six months' recovery time, back training again in April and in June I'd be at the World Cup. And that's exactly how it worked out." In the midst of these plans, in March 1970, Brazil ousted the coach who had made Tostao an undisputed starter, Joao Saldanha, replacing him with Zagallo. At the beginning of the new coach's reign, Tostao was the second choice striker. In other words, Pele's substitute.
While he was recovering from surgery and training to get himself fit for the Mexico World Cup – Tostao only knew he would make it shortly before the tournament kicked off – he spent time doing what he had always done: watching and thinking. He was not a regulation No9 like the coach wanted in his attack, but he knew he could offer something else, and be of even more use, alongside Pele, Jairzinho and Rivellino. "I wasn't the centre forward that Zagallo wanted initially, a striker up front, or a midfielder like I was for Cruzeiro," Tostao explained, looking back on the brilliant role he played in the World Cup. "I was an attacking midfielder, serving as a linchpin and supporting the superstars that came behind me. I realised A Seleção needed a player like that, who was technical, intelligent, a good passer, and not simply a goalscorer."
Different roles, same endeavour
Being an essential part of a World Cup winning team as brilliant as Brazil's 1970 vintage could have been the fairytale ending needed to eradicate the memory of his dramatic injury. But fate took another turn. After two more seasons playing for Cruzeiro and one for Vasco da Gama, whereTostao moved to in 1972, one of his routine tests brought bad news: his eye problem had returned. Another operation and subsequent rehabilitation period ensued, but this time, at 26 years of age, came the definitive diagnosis: Tostao's poor vision was incompatible with playing professional football. Furthermore, every time he stepped onto the pitch he would run the risk of completely losing his sight in his left eye.
Tostao's career lasted just long enough to leave no doubts that, thanks to razor sharp wits and exceptional vision, he was a genuine star. And it was as if the Gods had decided this intelligence and vision could not be reserved wholly for football's benefit.
"At 18, I chose football rather than going to university because I realised I could be a special player. I put my youthful dreams of building a professional career, educating myself and saving the world on hold," he said. "I looked at football not as a profession, but as a serious, profitable and temporary leisure activity that I couldn't miss out on."
In 1975, the ex-player enrolled for a medicine degree, subsequently qualified as a doctor and became a university professor. He put football to one side and shunned contact with the media. It was not a question of disillusionment or anger. He simply immersed himself in the medical world and that was the life he wanted to lead at the time.
This remained the case until 1994, when he accepted an invitation to go to the FIFA World Cup USA as a columnist and commentator. It opened the door to another life, and an eminently logical step. Tostao became one of Brazil's greatest football writers, specialising in doing off the pitch what he had done so outstandingly on it: seeing what nobody else sees.


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The subcommittee responsible for the rider is led by Rep. Denny Rehberg (R., Mont.), who once told a reporter: "The problem with AIDS is, you got it, you die. So why are we spending money on the issue?" AIDS advocates say the change will likely doom countless addicts to contracting HIV as well as hepatitis C. Click here to read at The Philadelphia Inquirer...
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With a single sentence buried in the 1,200-page omnibus spending package for 2012, signed into law last week by President Obama, social conservatives in the House quietly took a hatchet to one of the most effective strategies cities have for preventing the spread of HIV. The provision ended federal support for needle exchange programs that have been backed by most major health organizations, the U.S. Conference of Mayors, and Obama himself.
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In a bowl combine the ground chuck and pork. Stir to combine.
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Pour the Pancetta mixture into a separate bowl. Add 2 TBS of tomato paste and stir to combine. Add the breadcrumbs, eggs and herbs, mix well.
Combine the Pancetta mixture with the meat and season with salt and pepper.
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On November 8, 2007 Microsoft is hosting a one-day UX conference as part of the World Usability Day (www.worldusabilityday.org)
Leading Microsoft UX professionals will discuss challenges of doing UX in a technology-driven company and best UX practices. The event will take place at Microsoft campus in Redmond, WA, USA.
Registration is free. Register now to attend on-site at http://www.eventbrite.com/event/70499867/rest Remote participation will be possible via online conference.
That's a good idea-- I've never tried it, but I could see where an interactive prototype with annotations could scratch the itch.
As far as punting the conference schedule in favor of conversations goes, sounds like fun-- isn't that what hanging out at the bar in the evening is for ;)
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You NEED both.
Suggest its encouraging to see more folks offering Usability services as part of their offerings -- and demonstrates an increase in interest in what we do, UX, IxD, IA etc - which is a good thing! Also an opportunity for organisations like UPA, IxDA etc to continue educating through conferences & in city events.
There are, as we know, practical books on Usability and how to apply Usability methods/tools in projects.
I guess I have to respectfully disagree with here.
A fully coded prototype of a highly interactive interface can be incredibly difficult to deconstruct.
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Can you coax great work from your peers while under the gun and still be friends in the morning? Great news! Because your special skills will be rewarded with this opportunity. We are looking for experienced and versatile interactive producers with strong technical knowledge. These opportunities require an active understanding of interactive roles including information, visual design, technology, and rich media.
For documenting 'every' link I would use the wireframes. Specifically a hifi wireframe targetted for coders/software architects.
On Oct 31, 2007, at 12:16 PM, "Mike Scarpiello" <mscarpiello at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey all. Having some discussions around here about where link > destinations > should be documented.
On Oct 30, 2007, at 4:23 PM, Rich Rogan wrote: > Cooper states "engineers don't know/ can't follow design", ID > design in > particular. This also struck me when I read the article -- the implication that engineers don't "get" UXD documents. Others have repeated this in this thread as well.
This, too, I disagree with.
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Alan asked: > [..] However after talking to them for a while it becomes clear that > they really don't know what Usability is [..] > So I ask you: Is this the price we pay for growing popularity of > Usability and User-Centered Design? Yes, and we should fight it with (drumroll...) discount usability methods. Jakob Nielsen wrote an article on Guerrilla HCI in 1994:
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Daniel J. Venters, a former chief circuit judge for the 28th Circuit, has announced his candidacy for the Kentucky Supreme Court's 3rd District.
The 3rd District is comprised of 27 counties, including Taylor. The seat was recently vacated by Joseph Lambert, who resigned on June 27.
The election to fill the vacant spot will be conducted during the November General Election.
In a press release, Venters outlined his qualifications.
From bouncing to bubble blowing, dozens of children celebrated the end of the Summer Reading Program at Taylor County Public Library on Monday.
Kids enjoyed a bounce house, a giant slide, jousting, bubbles, face painting and more at the party, which took place at Veterans Memorial Park.
Themed "Catch the Reading Bug," this year's Summer Reading Program was designed with families in mind, according to Bonnie Webster, library programmer.
"An all-around newspaper man should be able to write a poem, weigh corn, discuss the tariff, umpire a ballgame, preach the Gospel, beat a lawyer, report a wedding, saw wood, describe a fire, make a dollar do the work of ten, shine at a soiree, address a horticultural society, measure calico, abuse the liquor habit, test whiskey, subscribe to charity, go without meals, attack free silver, defend bimetallism, sneer at snobbery, wear diamonds, invent advertisements, overlook scandal, praise prize babies, delight pumpkin raisers, administer to the afflicted, heal the disgruntled, fight to t
Hayden, 5 months, and Madison Ball, 3, are the children of Trey and April Ball of Campbellsville. Their grandparents are Dubby and Denise Ball of Campbellsville and Boyd and Jackie Curry of Greensburg. Great-grandparents are Jean Payton and Sissy Ball, both of Campbellsville.
If you could be free from shots for your diabetes, wouldn't you want to be?
Taylor Regional Hospital will host a free class on insulin pump therapy on Monday, July 14 at 6:30 p.m. in the Taylor Regional Hospital meeting room.
The class will be presented by RN Judy Harrison who will explain the benefits of insulin pump therapy, answer questions and give an insulin pump demonstration.
To register for the course, call (800) 280-7801 Ext. 10808 or visit www.sayyestopumping.com by July 7.
Eric Shane Luttrell, 33, of Canoe Creek Road in Liberty, driving on a suspended/revoked operator's license, $252; speeding, dismissed.
Donna Martin, 21, of Handley Avenue in Campbellsville, driving with an expired operator's license, proof filed, defendant stipulated probable cause, dismissed.
William F. Mattingly, 32, of St. Matthews Cemetery Road in Finley, failure to wear seat belts, license to be in possession, dismissed; failure of owner to maintain required insurance, $638, $400 probated, defendant now has insurance.
Campbellsville Christian Church Center for Education has released its calendar for the 2008-2009 school year.
The church is located at 302 Lebanon Ave.
Classes include: Glow Worms (3-year-olds); pre-kindergarten (4-year-olds); and kindergarten.
Aug. 4 - Opening day for all staff.
Aug. 5 - First day for kindergarten and pre-kindergarten students.
Aug. 11 - First day for Monday/Tuesday Glow Worms.
Aug. 13 - First day for Wednesday/Thursday Glow Worms.
Sept. 1 - No school. Labor Day holiday.
On June 1, Central Kentucky violin students, ages 5 to 16, performed for parents, relatives and friends in a recital at Campbellsville Baptist Church.
The students, who are from Taylor, Green, Adair, Casey, Pulaski and Cumberland counties, played a variety of pieces from Baroque by Telemann and Bach to blues and novelty pieces by Phillips and Kroll.
Also featured on the program were solos and string ensemble pieces, including a medley of hymns, ending with the well-known "Amazing Grace." Highlights of the program can be seen at www.youtube.com/drnoelrd.
Hannah Wise and Weston Jones were honored with a wedding shower on April 26 at Feathersburg Church of God. Pictured are, from left, Monteen Mings, the bride's great-grandmother; Wanda Carroll, the bride's grandmother; Carla Milsap, the bride's mother; Hannah and Weston; Karen Jones, the groom's mother; and Leanna Burress, hostess.


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Music's good but the recording hurts my ears. Maybe it's just cuz it's streaming but it sounds like crap.
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The cassette version of this record is available here: http://hoseheadrecords.bigcartel.com/
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