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Lynnwood seeks grants to preserve wooded area
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Bella Ivanova, 9, of Kirkland, searches for birds with her binoculars while on a hike through Meadowdale Beach Park in Lynwood on Sunday.
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Lynnwood is asking Snohomish County for $7 million to save from a 70-home development this property on Fisher Road that borders Meadowdale Beach Park.
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Genevieve Davis and her son Brody, 6, hike through Meadowdale Beach Park on Sunday.
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Bella Ivanova, 9 (left), and sister Gabi, 7, look for birds through their binoculars on a hike through Meadowdale Beach Park on Sunday.
The developer wanted to build about 70 houses on the 13-acre property known as Seabrook Heights. Neighbors said building that many homes on the steep, wet terrain would have put their land, and the county park, at further risk of landslides and other impacts from runoff.
The county hearing examiner and the County Council in 2009 agreed with the neighbors, forcing developer West View Properties to submit new plans. That happened the following year, but the stagnant housing market sidelined the project.
With the housing market on the rebound, Lynnwood is making a serious bid to buy the land for conservation. To pay for it, the city has asked Snohomish County for $7 million in grants. An advisory board is set to consider the request, and many others vying for the same dollars, next week.
In a letter to the city, West View's David Beck said he'd entertain an offer to sell. Plans to build the houses, however, are also moving forward.
"If he's willing to negotiate for a price that everybody thinks is fair, it gets preserved as really a nice extension to Meadowdale Beach Park," said David Allais, president of a neighbors group opposed to the housing development.
If the development does happen, "The runoff and the potential effects of the runoff are really the scary part," Allais said.
Lynnwood's proposal is one of 29 projects competing for $25 million in Conservation Futures grants. Together, the requests total about $34 million.
The county's Conservation Futures Advisory Board is scheduled to listen to 15-minute presentations for each proposal on Aug. 20, 21 and 23, with a decision expected the final day. Lynnwood's Seabrook presentation is scheduled for 3:40 p.m. Aug. 20, in Willis Tucker Community Park's Vista Conference Room.
After the vote, County Executive John Lovick's office will send the recommendations to the County Council for a final vote, which could come by the end of September.
The upcoming Conservation Futures grants are the result of a $120 million bond sale in April that's also helping to pay for a new courthouse ($75 million), road projects ($5.2 million) and park infrastructure ($3.6 million), among other work.
The county is not raising taxes to pay back the Conservation Futures bonds. It plans to repay them through future property taxes already collected for conservation.
County Councilman Dave Gossett proposed the move earlier this year, to take advantage of low interest rates before land prices rise further and natural areas are lost to development.
The county made a similar move in 1996. With $24 million worth of bonds, the county was able to buy land in Robe Canyon, parcels along the Centennial Trail, the Narbeck wetlands near Paine Field and in the Meadowdale Beach area.
"I'm really excited that we're going to be able to move forward on this," Gossett said, "that we're going to be able to appropriate the funds and to start buying the property."
The proposals include farmland, woods and wetlands throughout the county, from Woodway to Darrington and Maltby to Stanwood. Most of the applications were made by cities, though nearly a third come from the county's Parks and Recreation Department.
Conservation Futures money is collected from property taxes and can, by law, only be used to preserve land.
The Seabrook Heights property is on unincorporated land north of Lund's Gulch in Lynnwood's future annexation area.
It's contiguous to more than 77 acres of protected land Lynnwood and the Brackett's Landing Foundation have acquired since 1996 using Conservation Futures.
The terrain at Seabrook is similar to the Meadowdale Beach Park, with partial Puget Sound views. Second-growth Douglas fir, western red cedar, hemlock and alder cover the area. There are lots of hills and cliffs, with some grades approaching 78 percent.
A county hearing examiner in 2009 denied the developer's original application, largely to ensure proper drainage in a landslide-hazard area. The developer submitted another application the following year with additional water-retention systems, but about the same number of homes.
Lynnwood's application estimates the land's value at $6.9 million. That's higher than the county's appraised valued of about $4.4 million for the 2009 tax year. The city's grant also includes more than $100,000 for demolishing buildings and other costs.
"To us, as a city, this is a very important request because we believe the development really does threaten the Lund's Gulch area," city parks and recreation director Lynn Sordel said.
In addition to Lund's Gulch, Lynnwood's adjacent conservation lands could be damaged by development at the site, Sordel said.
The Seabrook neighbor who stands to be most affected by development is Carlin McKinley, who lives directly downslope to the south.
"Keeping Seabrook Heights forested through a Conservation Futures Grant will help prevent landslides and erosion that would devastate Meadowdale Beach Park," McKinley told the County Council last week. "We need to save this land from development in order to save Meadowdale Beach park, the watershed, and all the creatures who live therein ... including me."
Neighbors say the development would remove about 500 significant trees, leading to increased water runoff in an area with a history of landslides. Further instability could harm native salmon and steelhead in Lund's Gulch.
"Our major concern has been the protection of that park, that gem for Snohomish County," said Forest Hertlein, who lives about a mile away.
Other large conservation futures requests to be considered next week include:
•$3.5 million for about nine acres next to the Deer Creek watershed (town of Woodway)
•$2.7 million for a golf course and other properties totalling 160 acres adjoining Snohomish County's Flowing Lake county park (county Parks and Recreation Department)
•$2.5 million for more Japanese Gulch acquisitions totalling 98 acres (Mukilteo with help from the Forterra nonprofit group)
•$2.3 million for 15 acres of estuary including the former Ovenell farm south of Highway 532 just before the Camano Gateway Bridge (Stanwood)
•$2 million for 10 miles of trail easement along the East Side Rail Corridor between Brightwater and Snohomish, for use as an extension of the Centennial Trail (county Parks and Recreation Department)
•$1.7 million for about 167 acres east of Snohomish, including about 1,500 lineal feet on Storm Lake (county Parks and Recreation Department)
•Nearly $1.2 million for about 4.4 acres in the Hall Creek Conservation Area (Mountlake Terrace)
•$1.1 million for an easement on Anderson Farm, which includes about 210 acres along Highway 530 east of Arlington (Forterra)
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SIMON BORCHARDT reports on the Blue Bulls' 42-31 win against the Sharks at Loftus Versfeld.
The Bulls had been badly affected by flu during the week, but the 22 that made it on to the field more than did the job. Flyhalf Louis Fouché contributed 27 points with the boot, with nine successful attempts out of nine, while flanker CJ Stander was impressive with ball in hand. The only disappointment, from the hosts' point of view, was that they weren't able to get the bonus point for four tries in the final 10 minutes of the game.
Two penalties from Fouché gave the Bulls a 6-0 lead as they aimed to spread the ball wide in the opening quarter (the Sharks were forced to make 21 tackles, and missed five).
But the visitors edged in front when an up and under from flyhalf Riaan Viljoen saw fullback Louis Ludik regain possession near the Bulls' 22 and offload to Steven Sykes. The second rower was brought to ground just before the line but gave the try-scoring pass to flanker Jean Deysel.
Fouché made it 9-8 soon after with his third penalty and then slotted a 53m drop goal.
The Sharks then regained the lead when scrumhalf Charl McLeod scored on the stroke of half-time. The TMO ruled that the final pass, from Sykes, had not gone forward, although the Loftus crowd obviously disagreed.
Fouché kicked another two penalties early in the second half and Viljoen one, before the Bulls extended their lead to eight points with a long-range try that saw winger Akona Ndungane put Stander away.
The Sharks struck back immediately through centre Marius Joubert, but Fouché's sixth penalty and tries to replacement loose forward Arno Botha (after another strong run from Stander) and inside centre Francois Venter put the result beyond doubt.
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Results vs. Erskine (2008-01-12 16:00:00)
January 12, 2008
|Falcons Lose at Buzzer in OT
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|Misenheimer, NC---The Pfeiffer women's basketball team lost a heartbreaker Saturday afternoon when Erskine scored a lay-up at the buzzer in overtime to win 70-68. Pfeiffer now stands at 5-7 on the season and 2-3 in the conference. Erskine improves to 1-9 overall and 1-4 in the conference.
Pfeiffer fell behind early but quickly came back using an 11-0 run to take an 13-7 lead at the 12 inute mark.
Erskine came back with an 8-0 run but the Falcons responded with a 6-0 run to take a 19-15 advantage.
The game was tied at 21 late in the half before Pfeiffer went on a run and took a 33-27 lead going into halftime.
Erskine came out in the second half and took the lead after the first few minutes. Agin the Falcons responded with a 6-0 run to reclaim the lead at 42-37.
The teams went back and forth for the rest of the game. Kendra Rutledge hit a three-pointer at the 3:15 mark to give Pfeiffer a 54-53 lead.
Kalee Smith hit a "3" to give the Falcons a 57-55 advantage with 2:30 to go.
Regulation ended with the teams tied at 59.
Shanee' Purnell hit a three-pointer to open the scoring in overtime and give Pfeiffer the lead. A 5-0 run built the Falcon advantage to 67-60 but Erskine fought back to tie the game at 68.
Pfeiffer missed the potentil game winning shot with seven seconds left leaving Erskine just enough time to grab the rebound and throw the ball down the court to hit a lay-up as the buzzer sounded.
Kalee Smith led Pfeiffer with 15 poins and 10 rebounds. Mary Langford had 17 points to lead Erskine.
Pfeiffer wil host Lees-McRae Monday at 5:30 pm.


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Michael A. Hoge, Ph.D., is a Professor and the Director of Clinical Training in Psychology within the Department of Psychiatry at the Yale University School of Medicine. He also serves as the Director of Yale Behavioral Health, which provides a broad array of mental health and addiction services to adolescents and adults. Dr. Hoge is a founding member of The Annapolis Coalition on the Behavioral Health Workforce, which initiated a national, inter-professional effort to improve the recruitment, retention and training of individuals who provide prevention and treatment services for persons with mental illnesses and substance use disorders. Michael serves as the Senior Science and Policy Advisor for the Coalition and was the senior editor of the national Action Plan on Behavioral Health Workforce Development, which was commissioned by the federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. He has consulted on behavioral health workforce issues to the President's New Freedom Commission on Mental Health, the Institute of Medicine, and many states and organizations. Currently he directs the Yale Group on Workforce Development, which includes an international Program on Supervision in health and human services.
Education & Training
- Kent State University (1977)
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American Association of Community Psychiatrists (2001)
Professional Service
- Invited member, Summit of Office of National Drug Policy Control (1/1/2007 - 12/31/2008)
- Invited Member, Committee of Institute of Medicine (1/1/2006 - 12/31/2007)
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BOWLING GREEN, Ohio - After a back-and-forth battle that saw maximum intensity and focus on both sides, the Miami University women's basketball earned a hard-fought, 57-54, victory over Bowling Green on Thursday evening. The RedHawks won their fourth straight game and improved to 12-6 overall and 4-1 in the Mid-American Conference. The Falcons fell to 12-6 overall and 3-2 in the MAC.
Senior forward Kirsten Olowinski was key on both the offensive and defensive end, bringing in 15 rebounds. Her sixth rebound of the game, which came early in the second half, would make her the first Miami player and sixth all-time in the MAC to record 1,000 career rebounds.
As a team, the RedHawks had 14 offensive rebounds. Olowinski had a key one late when Osborn's shot with six seconds remaining and the shot clock running out grazed off the rim and into Olowinski's arms. She was fouled and missed both free throws, but Hannah Robertson would sneak in from behind and grab the ball. She was fouled with three seconds remaining and made one of her two free throws. The Falcons desperation three-pointer was off the mark and the 'Hawks had their win.
Courtney Osborn led three RedHawks in double figures with 14 points. Erica Almady had 13, while Hannah Robertson had 11.
Miami came out and executed its game plan well right from the start, but the 'Hawks were extremely cold from the field over the first seven minutes of the game. Despite getting open shots, the Red and White started the game 1-for-9 and fell behind, 11-2, with 13:00 left in the first half. Courtney Osborn would find Erica Almady down low for an easy layup that made it 11-4 and would get the Miami offense going.
Almady continued the RedHawk comeback when she was fouled on a layup and hit the free throw to cut the deficit to four. A jumper by Osborn continued the run, which eventually saw a Hannah Robertson hit a shot that put Miami in front, 15-13. A three-pointer from Osborn and a jumper by Jessica Rupright helped the Red and White expand the lead to eight at 26-18, before a late Bowling Green three-pointer made it 26-21 at the half.
Almady's strong play early kept Miami in the game during the first half; she led the 'Hawks with nine points in the period. The RedHawks held the Falcons to only 28 percent (7-for-25) shooting.
Miami opened the second half on an 8-2 run to record its largest lead at 34-23 with 14:41 to go. During the run, Olowinski had a pair of layups, while Hannah Robertson and Almady each contributed buckets. The Falcons did not go away, as they answered with an 11-2 run of their own to pull within two at 36-34 with 11:27 remaining.
On Miami's next possession, Kristin Judson's shot was off the mark, but Hannah McCue would grab the offensive rebound. She would hit the layup and free throw to complete the old-fashioned three-point play. Haley Robertson would steal the ball and drive in for the layup to make it 41-34 at the 10:20 mark.
In front, 45-38, the RedHawks offense would go cold. Over the next three minutes, Bowling Green went on a 9-2 run, tying the score on a pair of Alexis Rogers free throws. Osborn would not allow the Falcons to take the lead, burying a three-pointer to put Miami back in front. The Falcons answered with a bucket to cut it to one, but back-to-back layups from Haley and Hannah Robertson made it 54-49 with 1:55 to go. A three-pointer from Jillian Halfhill would make it a two-point game with 1:37 remaining, but Osborn answered by hitting a pair of free throws. Miriam Justinger would score at the 1:01 mark to make it 56-54, but Bowling Green did not score again as Olowinski and Hannah Robertson came up with those key offensive rebounds to secure the win.
Miami shot 41.1 percent (23-for-56) for the game, while holding the Falcons to 37.0 percent shooting (20-for-54). In a battle of the two best rebounding teams in the MAC, Bowling Green ended up outrebounding the RedHawks by one, 38-37.
Miami will look to keep its momentum going when it travels to Kent State on Sunday at 2 p.m. Tim Bray will have the call and it can be heard live on WMOH and on Miami All-Access for those who have a subscription.


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As far as im concerned, when it comes to speed running and thus also challenge modes every trick in the book is allowed as long as it is not a pure exploit. Resetting instance to keep buffs, using invis pots, dying on purpose, all are fine. Hell if we were able to use heroism, reset and get the exhaustion cleared but not the buff we would do that too.
That said im not a fan of scarlet monastary, scholomance and niuzao where you can do rediculous times by clever use of game mechanics. Asuming you have a DK in your group Scholo and SM can both be done about 1-2 mins faster than with a regular group. I honestly dont think DKs should be allowed to use those abilities in Challenge Modes but on the other hand if they removed that now they would also have to reset the times.


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Cleaning an incision
To clean the incision:
- Gently wash it with soap and water to remove the crust.
- Do not scrub or soak the wound.
- Do not use rubbing alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, or iodine, which can harm the tissue and slow wound healing.
- Air-dry the incision or pat it dry with a clean, fresh towel before reapplying the dressing.
Caring for stitches, staples, tissue glue, or adhesive strips
Stitches or staples normally cause some redness and swelling where the stitch enters the skin, along with mild irritation and itching. Some drainage from the incision may be expected for the first few days after surgery. But if the discharge does not decrease after a few days, becomes bright red with blood, or contains pus, contact your doctor.
The incisions may be protected with tissue glue or small adhesive strips (such as Steri-Strips) instead of a dressing or bandage. If glue was used, be sure to dry the incision area right away if it gets wet. The glue will fall off on its own after a bit of time. If adhesive strips were used, leave them in place until they become loose or fall off on their own.
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Where do I Start (This project is now a top level Codehaus project here)?
Why Griffon?
- Liger was taken, apparently.
- Griffons have large talons.
- Excellent skills in jump and spot as well.
- It's a mashup, of an Eagle and a Cougar
(since all of the Griffon committers are in North America right now, we are referring to the New World animals, instead of the traditional Eagle and Lion. We could have also gone with the Puma, Mountain Lion, or Panther instead, but I thought Cougars were the most majestic of the North American big cats.)
What's in Griffon?
A Roadmap has been drawn up.
New Feature Development
Names subject to change
- A desktop variant of the Grails/Rails project structure could be supported, with deployment to Applets, WebStart, or vanilla client Jar files.
- UberBuilder - a compositing FactoryBuilderSupport class, which allows seamless merging of existing Builders
- GUIBuilder - An UberBuilder with SwingBuilder, SwingXBuilder, and GraphicsBuilder pre-loaded.
Groovy Core R&D for Desktop stuff
Quicker cycling and more risky experimental changes to some core Groovy classes will be done here as well
- FactoryBuilderSupport - needed changes for UBerBuidler to work
- SwingBuilder - needed changes for UberBuidler to work
Future Directions
There are lots of things Griffon could move into, for example
- A home for the multiple GUI builders for Groovy, It may be worthwhile to merge SwingXBuilder, JIDEBuilder, and GraphicsBuilder under a single code base (still with separate releases).
- GORM integration from Grails 1.1
- JavaFX Wrappers for the GUI Builders
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Free Throw Line Helps King Upset Women's Basketball 70-64; Win Streak Snapped at Five
January 12, 2013
BRISTOL, T.N. - Host King College cashed in on 16 of their 23 free throw attempts to upset visiting Pfeiffer University 70-64 in Conference Carolinas women's basketball action on Saturday night. The Tornado improve to 7-4 overall, 3-4 in league play with the win. The Lady Falcons who were sent to the line just 10 times on Saturday snap their five-game win streak dropping to 9-2, 4-2.
The first half saw the lead change on 11 different ocassions aS King had to play a majority of the catch up in the first 20 minutes. Carter Williams put the Lady Falcons up three with 6:32 to play in the half before Brittany Cox did the same at the three minute mark putting the Lady Falcons up 33-30.
Kelly Jackson would tally the next five points for King while a Cox jumper squared the contest at 35-35 with 1:26 remaining. The final points of the half came as the Tornado again benefitted from the charity stripe as Bonnie Durrett made it a 37-35 King lead at the break.
Down by 12 with 8:46 to play in the second half, a Bridget Rothert basket would help start the rally as a three from Williams and Cox sliced the lead down to four, 61-57 with 4:49 on the clock. After a Christina Harvey jumper and ensuing turnover by the Tornado, Cox hit the go-ahead three with 3:18 remaining to put the Lady Falcons up 62-61.
Harvey would later break a 62-62 tie hitting the back end of two free throws until back-to-back jumpers by Durrett would give King the lead for good. Late free throws would aid the Tornado in securing their six-point victory at the final horn.
Johnson led the Tornado with 21 points on the night as one of three in double-figures. Cox would lead the way for Pfeiffer dropping in 25 on 50% shooting from the field while Williams finished with 11. Kellie Rhoney would add 11 assists to help lead the Lady Falcon offense.
Next up for the Lady Falcons will be a home matchup with Mount Olive on Wednesday night inside the Merner Gym. Tip time is set for 5:30 p.m. with live stats and video being available courtesy of http://www.gofalconsports.com.


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There was a meeting with the parks today to discuss what maintenance needs to be done at Charlie Vettiner.
The holes that will get the much needed attention are 1-4.
Hole 1
Gravel and mulch around the basket.
Hole 2
Gravel and mulch to create path from bridge to tee pad.
Topsoil will be sloped around tee pad to help reduce erosion that exist. Flowers and other natural plants will be placed here to help hold soil in place, as well as a possible barrier.
Picnic tabled leveled.
Hole 3
Topsoil to cover roots that are bare as you walk up the hill. Barriers will be needed to direct water flow.
Gravel and mulch around and near basket.
Hole 4
Topsoil will be sloped around tee pad to help reduce erosion that exist. A barrier will be placed to hold in place.
Gravel and mulch down fairway where dirt exist.
These are the projects that we will need help on. No dates have been set yet, and they will be announced as soon as materials to complete are ready to be delivered.


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Friday - 1/25/2013, 5:57pm EST
Welcome to my new feature, "Inside the Reporter's Notebook," where every two weeks I'll dispatch news and information you may have missed or that slipped through the cracks at conferences, hearings and the like.
This is not a column nor commentary — it's news tidbits, strongly sourced buzz and other items of interest that have happened or are happening in the federal IT and acquisition communities.
As always, I encourage you to submit ideas, suggestions, and, of course, news to me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
There was a lot of discussion about mobile computing and the Digital Government Strategy this week, but what was most interesting was the juicy tidbit teased by different people in the know at two different events.
First, Gwynne Kostin, the General Services Administration's director of the Digital Services Innovation Center, offered a nugget about a new governmentwide Web analytics tool at the AFCEA Bethesda breakfast.
"For the first time ever as director of the program it's unprecedented, we will have an overall view of the traffic of all websites, the performance traffic. We will be able to find out what's hitting, and what's important, where the public is going from one website to another website," she said. "There is a huge amount of data."
Then the next day at the Federal Mobile Computing conference, Lisa Schlosser, the federal deputy chief information officer, offered a few more details.
"We just released a digital analytics program where there is a governmentwide capability to actually analyze how well our Web services are doing and how well our mobile services are doing in terms of customer effectiveness for the American citizen," she said.
Neither, however, would offer any more details on the program, saying it's not quite ready to be made fully public.
But sources say they are using the Google analytics tool. The goal is to let agencies see common searches and where traffic is coming from, which will be a huge help as they ensure websites meet the demand during hurricanes or floods or any other emergency situations.
Sources also say there are only a handful of agencies using it now, which means the Office of Management and Budget wants more capacity before going public.
Speaking of capacity, the FedRAMP cloud cyber program still has only one vendor, but 78 are in the queue to be approved.
Federal CIO Steven VanRoekel offered this update as one of the few news nuggets from his speech at the Cloud Computing and Big Data workshop sponsored by the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
Just wondering, why did VanRoekel drive 45 minutes to NIST to speak for 15 minutes and take no questions from the audience at an event focusing on one of his office's major priorities?
FedRAMP announced in December Autonomic Resources became the first cloud provider to receive approval from the Joint Authorization Board (JAB) to offer infrastructure-as-a-service that meets the cyber federal cyber standards.
GSA hoped as many as three vendors would have qualified by the end of 2012, but both the FedRAMP process and commitment from companies turned out to be barriers.
One source close to the process said they were amazed when GSA asked vendors to provide more information about a specific and seemingly straightforward area and that it took the companies two or three weeks to respond.
Unlike what GSA saw with Homeland Security Presidential Directive-12 approvals where vendors worried about their competition receiving approval first, companies don't seem to have much anxiety about not being the first out of the gate to offer cloud services.
Reaction to GSA's decision to bring in Tom Sharpe as the new Federal Acquisition Service Commissioner was definitely mixed around the federal community.
Sharpe is an outsider to GSA, but not to the government. FAS also is not your usual procurement shop, it's more about customer service than getting acquisitions awarded.
Roger Waldron president of the Coalition for Government Procurement, told Federal News Radio's Francis Rose that Sharpe has an opportunity to change both FAS's offerings and processes.
Waldron said among Sharpe's top priorities is putting in a central management structure for the schedules program.
Sources tell me GSA is considering consolidating all current 30-plus schedules into eight mega-schedules around areas such as professional services or technical services, which would incorporate all the piece parts agencies need to meet their mission. Sort of like what GSA is considering with its next multiple award contract, OASIS.


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Remember Nutter Butter Creme Patties? Little wafer pillows filled with peanut butter creme...every bite held an explosion of awesome peanut butteriness. My friend Michael was visiting last weekend, and mentioned sort of out of the blue that he hadn't had Nutter Butters for quite a while. Come to think of it, neither had I - and so, it became an imperative that we get some.
The wafers were just as crisp and wafery as we remembered - but somehow, those first bites just weren't as delicious as in the past. Michael snapped one of the patties in half and it became evident why Nutter Butters aren't quite as Nutter Buttery as they useter.
Look at that! They're only half-full of peanut butter creme! No wonder they were better years ago - there was more filling back then.
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They've been called the band that has risen from the ashes, its members pieced together like a jigsaw puzzle that totally fit like it was meant to be all along. Ty Taylor (vocals), Nalle Colt (guitar), Richard Danielson (drummer) and bassist Rick Barrio Dill (bass) are Vintage Trouble. They came together in 2010, recording an entire album's worth of material in three days at a venue called The Bomb Shelter Studio.
The band, which built its home base in Los Angeles, held weekly residences all over the city and built up its fan base in short order. They originally became known as the "TroubleMakers," but the group now known as Vintage Trouble was pulled under the wing of manager Doc McGhee after he heard just one chorus from a song. By the time the guys had wrapped their first overseas trip, they were christened as the 2011 Breakout Artist of the Year from Music Weekly.
The strategy that pushed the popularity of Vintage Trouble into the next realm was actually all by design. They decided to take their music outside the United States first, wanting to get their songs in front of as many people as possible. Suffice to say, the plan worked perfectly. By the time Vintage Trouble returned home, the fans in America were singing "Gratefully," "Nancy Lee" and "Blues Hand Me Down" like they'd known them all along.
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MURFREESBORO, N.C. Pfeiffer University used a goal from Lindsay McQuade just two minutes into play en route to a 3-1 road win over Chowan in womens soccer action on Wednesday afternoon at the Hawks Sports Complex. Pfeiffer improves their overall record to 4-3-3 while the Hawks fall to 4-9.
McQuade didnt waste any time putting her Lady Falcons on the board with her first tally of the season just 1:48 into the match. Ashleigh Rhoads would pick up her first of two assists on the day with McQuades early goal. Rhoads would assist on Pfeiffers second score coming in the 53rd minute as Kirsten Bartsch found the far post for her second goal of the year.
Chowan got on the board in the 66th minute on an unassisted goal by Erin Jackson. Jackson found the right post off of a free kick. The Lady Falcons would end scoring in the 87th minute as Ashley Hawkins found the top of the goal after a pass from teammate Sam Brown.
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Officer Jeff Marx, 2B4, was born and raised in Montpelier. He had always wanted to be a police officer. His grandfather was chief of police in 1976. Jeff graduated from Bear Lake High School in 2006.
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Scouting Report-If you enjoy old school head knocking football, Gerhart is your guy. He's got thick legs, broad shoulders and low body fat. Gerhart is a pure power runner. Strong legs, never stops moving, always going forward looking to punish defenders. But he'll trick you with his feet. He's got quick feet and makes really nice cuts at the line. He's got excellent vision, and can find creases in the line. He hits the hole with extreme prejudice. On the downside, Gerhart isn't going to wow anyone with his athleticism, and he's not a home run hitter, but he's a touchdown machine and is a hard worker.
Draft Status-Gerhart is going to be undervalued because he's not going to impress anyone running and jumping in shorts. Teams get all tingly about guys who can break off the 60 yard run, and not the guy who can go 5 yards every time. I suspect Gerhart will end up somewhere in the back half of the 2nd round, worst case early part of the third.
Final Analysis-Gerhart is the kind of player I want on my team. I don't care that he's not going to break off any long runs. He's going to rack up touchdowns, and he's going to move the chains. There are so few backs who can tote the rock 18-20 times a game, but Gerhart can. That's a huge plus to me. Granted that Gerhart isn't going to catch a ton of passes but he can be adequate. He's a good pass blocker so he won't have to come off the field on third downs. The league is infatuated with the guys who create highlight reel plays, but Gerhart is a winner and pounds the football. I want that guy. Yeah, he needs to get his pad level a little better, and with that take care of the football, but he's a quality kid, good character, and has shown he can be a workhorse back. In the NFL he'll certainly have a complementary role and could excel in it.
Reminds me of: :LeRon McClain, RB Baltimore Ravens-McClain has a little more meat his bones, but they are both big bodies and they have that same downhill punishing running style. In 2008, when McClain was featured more, he had great success. Gerhart can be featured and paired with a quicker player, and be much more effective.
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Are you PLUGGING in Roberts in the mix as the back-up 1 ?
I have a couple points to make and point out before i get to the trade:
1. I love vasques but i believe when gordon comes back and rivers matures he wont be a good fit for us. I think while he is being viewed as a hot comodity we should package him and our 1st round pick for a stud.
2. If we package our 1st round pick NOW we would get more value for it. Teams most likely think we are just lucking out winning games but still so us as a bad franchise, when gordon comes back, i honestly see us as a top 8 team; therefor trade vasques and our 1st while it has most trade value, NOW!
Who would u want for Vasquez and our 2013 1st round pick
I am interested in brandon jennings or steph curry, both are combo guards who can score and get others involved, both of these guys would not only help us by scoring, but make it easier for others to score, no more doubles on gordon or davis.
Do you think either team would trade curry or jennings for vasques and our 1st, maybe our 1st and 2nd?
this team would be deadly with a mixture of great offense and defense
Are you PLUGGING in Roberts in the mix as the back-up 1 ?
Why would GS trade a guy they JUST signed to a multi-million dollar deal?
Its all good, no worries.
That said, I'd love to get Jennings... but he's playing out of his mind right now.
Frankly, if we get Curry or Jennings (I would prefer Curry for the extra 800,000)______I dont think EGO would rvrt take the court ! If he thought that rivers was a threat ! >> Holy Cow ! He would really have "A pale in the Sandbox FIT" I Think we should package a trade to get rid of Gordon ! I would jump at Aaron Brooks, Thornton and Tyreke Evans for Gordon and Vazquez + a toss in !
I see him getting signed by Dallas or someone with a lot of money to blow
WHEW WEEE, Have you taken a gander at the Mavericks roster ! That is Geriatric ville !
brooks, Mt and tyreke are all overrated and chuckers, much rather gordon or jennings
1. austin rivers keeps showing promise
2. we end able able to draft someone like archie goodwin
3. it would be nice to save the money on gordon's contract and get a max player
1. rondo/rivers
2. archie/lee
3. iggy/aminu/miller
4. davis/ryno
5. lopez/smith
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It's pointless to conjecture on trades reliant on 'when Gordon comes back.' The man has not proven anything in terms of actually being able to suit up and play more than a handful of games.
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Heres a more realistic one:
Vazquez and Aminu for Brandon Jennings
Right now it looks bad cause Aminu looks really good. But do you guys think it will last. Same with Vasquez.
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I don't think VAsquez' play is a fluke this season, he's really comfortable in this offense and he has been consistent each game, that said, Jennings would be a great upgrade, however, if we lost Vasquez (the team is human), the morale will probably go down the drain, he is definitely the leader of the team and everybody looks up to him on and off of the court... Big Ant loves the dude
I think Aminu's play will last.
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With as good as our bigs are with Lopez, Davis, Anderson and Smith, I would do just about anything to get the backcourt of Jennings and Gordon. The scoring is obvious, but the defense would be worlds better. For a team that prides itself on defense, we are getting killed by driving guards. I know a lot of people would find this ridiculous, but I would do Vasquez, Rivers and our first.
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Thanksgiving was a blessing in more than one way for Kristin Vitale and her husband, James.
After a grueling adoption process, mountains of paperwork and three expensive trips to Russia, the Newport Beach couple finally brought home Kristina, 9, and her brother, Kirill, 6, from an orphanage tucked away in Vyborg, a town near St. Petersburg.
Vitale says she shudders when she thinks that her children may have been left behind had the process been delayed by barely a month.
On Dec. 28, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a bill prohibiting Americans from adopting Russian children, slamming the door on dozens of children in the process of being adopted by American families. The United States is the biggest destination for adopted Russian children, with more than 60,000 taken in by American parents in two decades.
The adoption ban has angered Americans and Russians who argue that it makes innocent children pawns in the political process and dashes the hopes and dreams of thousands of children who crowd that nation's orphanages.
Congress and the U.S. State Department have been making efforts to persuade the Russian government to accommodate families already deep into the process. Late Tuesday night, the Senate passed a resolution expressing disappointment and urging the Russian government to grant clemency in cases already initiated.
Russia's move has been heartbreaking for dozens of couples nationwide who were so close to bringing their children home, said Rhonda Jarema, director of support services for Nightlight Christian Adoptions in Anaheim.
"When I think of the children and families that are waiting to bring them home, my heart is broken," said Jarema, who has adopted five children from Russia ranging from 5 to 16.
Terry Norton and her husband, Dave, have adopted two children from Russia, Maddie, 14, and Nikita, 7. They were less than a month away from bringing home their third, Nastia.
Norton says the 12-year-old girl stayed with her family in 2010 when she was on a tour with her orphanage. The Nortons went back to St. Petersburg after that to spend time with Nastia. They were scheduled to bring her home in mid-January. Instead, they wait, unable to contact the girl they already consider their daughter and have named Lucy.
"Maddie and Nikita had already forged a bond with her," Norton said. "Nastia would ask the orphanage director every day, 'Are my parents coming?'"
Nastia is Hepatitis B-positive, which significantly decreases the likelihood of a Russian family adopting her, Norton said.
"I have great respect for the fact that Russia wants to take better care of its children," she said. "But let the families in the pipeline finish their adoptions. Let these children go to their families."
UNICEF estimates there are about 740,000 children who are not in parental custody in Russia while about 18,000 Russians are on the waiting list to adopt a child.
The measure signed into law by Putin is retaliation for an American law that calls for sanctions against Russian officials deemed human rights violators, said Kathleen Strottman, executive director of Congressional Coalition for Adoption Institute, a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit that works closely with members of Congress on adoption-related issues.


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Cox Drains 27; Harvey Posts Double-Double with 19 Boards as Women's Basketball Beats Converse 67-61
January 29, 2011
MISENHEIMER, N.C. Pfeiffer University used 27 points from Brittany Cox (Winston-Salem, NC) and a double-double from Christina Harvey that included 19 rebounds in a 67-61 victory in Conference Carolinas womens basketball action on Saturday night. The Lady Falcons dominated the boards 57-36 improving to 7-10 overall, 6-5 in league play. The visiting Valkyries suffer their fifth-straight loss dipping to 3-15, 3-8.
Pfeiffer jumped out to a quick 11-2 lead at the 13:35 mark of the first after a three point basket by freshman Sam Craven (Asheboro, NC). From there, Converse grabbed the lead with a 14-2 run over the next five minutes to take a 17-13 lead after a jumper from Jasmine Middlebrookes (Atlanta, GA).
The Lady Falcons got the lead back two minutes later on a Cox jumper, before a Middlebrookes triple gave the lead right back to the Valkyries with 4:21 to go in the half. After a pair of Harvey free throws put the hosts back up one with 1:57 left, a Tasia Holdorf (Atlanta, GA) layup and free throw by Middlebrookes gave Converse a 29-27 lead at the break.
Coming up on the halfway point of the second half in a tie game, Craven would knock down another long range three to put the Lady Falcons ahead for good with 12:37 to go. A Katy Vaughn (Lebanon, TN) layup brought the Valkyries within one, 41-40, with 10:45 to play, but five-straight Cox points pushed the lead back to a half-dozen at 46-40.
A free throw from Middlebrookes and triple from Holdorf again got the visitors within one at the 7:31 and 5:57 marks of the second, but another pair of Cox and Harvey free throws boosted the lead back to five with just under four minutes remaining. Pfeiffer held its lead from there hitting eight free throws in the final 60 seconds.
Behind Coxs 27, Harvey chipped in with 18 points and 19 rebounds while Craven also had a dozen. Middlebrookes led the Valkyries with 21 off the bench while Holdorf popped in 13. Neither team shot very well from the floor as Converse held the 36-30 advantage in field goal percentage, but the Lady Falcons outscored the Valkyries 24-9 from the free throw line in addition to the +21 rebound margin.
Pfeiffer, winners of two-straight, will host Lees-McRae in another Conference Carolinas matchup on Wednesday. The Lady Falcons and Lady Bobcats will tip at 5:30 p.m.


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Frederick Ashton
News about Frederick Ashton, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
The Poet Laureate of Ballet, With a Sense of Humor
The beauty, wit and purity of Frederick Ashton's ballets are on display tonight and tomorrow night at the Metropolitan Opera House as well as next week in Lincoln Center Festival's Ashton Celebration, a brilliantly conceived tribute to the great English choreographer on the 100th anniversary of his birth.July 9, 2004 moviesNews
The Rarely Seen Side of a Brilliant Choreographer
In the pantheon of 20th-century ballet, Frederick Ashton, Britain's greatest choreographer, was second to none.July 8, 2004 artsReview
Five Sides Of Frederick Ashton
SIR FREDERICK ASHTON was one of the chief creators of the lyrical, reserved style of English ballet classicism.July 4, 2004 artsNews
A Year to Celebrate Balanchine's and Ashton's Hundredths
Highlights of the year in dance include: the centennial celebrations of George Balanchine and Frederick Ashton, the rescue of the Dance Theater of Harlem and more.December 26, 2004 artsNews
Royal Ballet Sets Cast for Lincoln Center Visit
The principals Sarah Lamb and Steven McRae, and Natalia Osipova will be among the cast members when the Royal Ballet comes to Lincoln Center in June.
April 23, 2015, Thursday
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Royal Ballet Puts Frederick Ashton Back at Center Stage
A new program at the Royal Ballet featuring Frederick Ashton's works makes up for the relative paucity of the choreographer's shows in the last decade.
October 30, 2014, Thursday
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Forward and Back at a Finale
The Fall for Dance Festival closed on Sunday with works by Wayne McGregor, Pontus Lidberg, Aakash Odedra and Frederick Ashton.
October 22, 2014, Wednesday
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Ratmansky's 'Concerto' Shines in Mariinsky Triple Bill in London
The program at the Royal Opera House included "Firebird," "Marguerite and Armand" and "Concerto DSCH."
August 15, 2014, Friday
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New Scarlett Work Among Highlights of Ballet Theater Season
An unnamed new work by the choreographer Liam Scarlett will make its world premiere during the American Ballet Theater season.
July 7, 2014, Monday
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To Strut (and Leap) on a Stage
American Ballet Theater danced Ashton and Ratmansky versions of Shakespeare classics on Monday evening at the Metropolitan Opera House.
July 2, 2014, Wednesday
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Hoping the Tale of a Glass Slipper Fits Into a Troupe's Repertory
American Ballet Theater performs Frederick Ashton's "Cinderella" with four casts.
June 17, 2014, Tuesday
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The Heroine's Retinue as a Magical Force Field
The great moments in Frederick Ashton's "Cinderella," which joined American Ballet Theater's repertory on Monday, were the ensembles.
June 11, 2014, Wednesday
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In Rare Frederick Ashton Revival, Hell and a Garden Party
The Birmingham Royal Ballet opened a fascinating program of early Ashton works on Wednesday night.
June 6, 2014, Friday
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Unveiling a Shimmering New Work for Royal Ballet
Alastair Marriott's "Connectome," set to music by Arvo Part, had its premiere in London on Saturday.
June 3, 2014, Tuesday
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