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I made another one a couple weeks ago. I used a strip of a Pendleton blanket. The crafters cut them up to make pillows and handbags and there are often long, skinny leftover strips for sale reasonably cheap on eBay. I guess they can't think of much to do with them, but we certainly can.
I lined it with a sheep-y piece of acrylic upholstery fabric for more padding that I got out of the bargain bin at Hancock Fabrics for $3.00. You could also use more blanket fabric, but I didn't have enough and kind of liked the look of the cuff folded over at the back end. You could even toss in a layer of coated nylon or vinyl between them if you wanted it waterproof.
The others I've built used 31 oz. coat wool (like Melton, only heavier, about blanket weight) on the inside and then suede-like upholstery fabric from the bargain bin on the outside. The outer shell then got sprayed well with 303 Fabric Guard and they are essentially rain-proof. You can either make them straight and just let them bend, like the blanket bag, or piece them together to fit the shape of the gun better like the others, depending on how much fabric you have to work with and how much energy you have.
I overlock the two layers together, machine stitch them together with the seam allowance on the inside and haven't found anything I like better on the back end for closing them than a cord or thong wrapped around the end and tied - but there are endless other possibilities that would work just fine. They could also be sewn using yarn and a blanket stitch by hand (like a capote) or various types of stitching and lacing.
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LEED green building standard clears first hurdle for governmentwide use
Thursday - 5/2/2013, 5:47am EDT
The Green Building Advisory Committee is solving a long-standing problem when it comes to measuring progress on just how green the government is and will be.
The committee is recommending to the General Services Administration that the LEED standard should be the main way to tell how well agency buildings use energy and water, and are overall efficient.
Kevin Kampschroer, the director of the Office of Federal High-Performance Green Buildings at GSA, said the committee's recommendations come from a study of more than 160 tools and standards. The study found only three of them addressed the entire building system.
Kevin Kampschroer, director, Office of Federal High-Performance Green Buildings, GSA
"The Green Building Advisory Committee has been looking at this for almost a year-and-a-half now and they made a recommendation to GSA that from the committee's point of view, the use of LEED was most conducive to meet the requirements of the Energy Independence and Security Act," he said. "There are a whole series of areas about buildings. It's energy efficient. It's water efficient. It's indoor environmental quality, and all of these things lead to what a holistic building is. I try to remind people that there is a reason for measuring this stuff in buildings and that's because people use buildings. What we are trying to do across the federal government is make the benefits of buildings to the people in there as high as possible."
The Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification is a voluntary standard overseen by the Green Building Council that is based on points for taking specific steps to lower a building's carbon footprint and address the wellness of the occupants. Since 2010, GSA has been requiring new federal buildings to be LEED Gold certified.
An interagency group made four recommendations and GSA released them in February for public comment through the Federal Register.
- An agency should select the green building certification system that best
suits its mission and portfolio needs.
- The federal sector should formalize a process to maintain currency with the
evolution of green building certification systems and underlying standards.
- Green building certification systems maintain robust integrated
frameworks of performance metrics, standards and conformity assurance aimed at
evaluating building performance. These systems are kept current with market
developments, including maintenance of professional training and accreditation
systems for designers, engineers, auditors and assessors to ensure professionals
maintain their expertise in the evolving market.
- Green building certification systems currently serve as a bridge both in supporting the transformation to high-performance within the federal portfolio, and in harmonizing federal green building activities with the private sector. The government should work with green building certification system owners to develop better alignment with agency requirements and needs while continuing the federal government's role in market leadership.
GSA received more than 400 comments from 162 stakeholders, including academia, construction companies, state and local government agencies, and federal agencies on the suggestions.
The comments, which GSA will post later this spring, generally supported the four key concepts, especially around adopting an existing third-party certification system instead of building a new one. But the one area where there wasn't agreement on was whether the government should adopt one standard or multiple standards, or give agencies the flexibility to use the green building system standard that meets their individual needs.
Nuanced debate
For example, some agencies, such as the Veterans Affairs Department, have both office space and hospitals and one standard may not be appropriate for both types of buildings.
Kampschroer said the debate at the committee meeting was part of this nuance that will need to be solved.
"One of the things the federal government is very clear about is we use these as a really effective way to measure what the federal government specifies, but they are not the specification," he said. "Different agencies have different forms of expressing those specifications. In many cases, we will refer to standards. There are a whole slew of standards about what should go on buildings, and then there are state and local building codes, and depending on the environment we adopt those by reference as well. That's the requirement for what gets done. Then green building certification systems are one of the means by which you measure what you specified."
The committee decided by a vote of 10-6 with one abstention to have GSA strongly encourage the use of the LEED standard across the government.
Several committee members and industry representatives were concerned with encouraging LEED.
William Hall, an attorney with Venable representing the Resilient Floor Covering Institute, said choosing one standard creates a monopoly and that could lead to increased costs, less innovation and less flexibility.
He said the Green Globe standard, which is used mainly by the travel and tourism industry, and LEED were comparable in performance across existing and new buildings, according to the GSA study.
"Green Globe was developed closely with the ANSI process," Hall said. "There are questions whether LEED is built on consensus standards and is transparent."
Kampschroer said industry has expressed concerns previously in the comments submitted as part of the Federal Register notice. He said GSA is reviewing remarks and will incorporate them in the recommendations going to GSA Acting Administrator Dan Tangherlini.
He said Tangherlini will review the recommendations and send them to Energy Department Acting Secretary Daniel Ponemon by mid-summer.
Ponemon will work with Tangherlini, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel and other agency experts to come to a final decision based on the recommendations.
"You will see that the richness and nuance of our recommendations, the secretary will incorporate those comments and ideas," Kampschroer said.
The decision to go or not go with LEED is one piece of a large effort across government to become more green. The Obama administration has pushed agencies to be more sustainable and energy efficient over the last five years.
In fact, GSA announced earlier this week that 15 of its buildings met the benchmarks for the 2012 Energy Star National Building Competition and saved the government $961,470 through efficiencies.
Two of GSA's facilities achieved energy reductions of more than 30 percent and made it into the top 10 rankings in a competition that included more than 3,000 schools, businesses and government buildings nationwide. The Martin Luther King Jr. federal courthouse in Newark, N.J., achieved a 36.8 percent energy savings and the San Antonio federal building achieved 34.4 percent savings. GSA says it had 13 more buildings that were remarkably strong competitors in this contest and reduced energy consumption by at least 20 percent.
Driving waste, costs out of buildings
"Across the federal government, we are looking to drive cost and waste out of the system," Kampschroer said. "We're also trying to get toward energy independence, and a reduction in the consumption of energy and its costs. Energy Star is a terrific measure because it measures you against all of your like buildings in a like geography. What it really represents in the case of these buildings is the local people looking at everything you do to drive costs down. That means working with the tenants in the building, looking at what kinds of loads in the building, who is using what and how do you incorporate what you are doing as a building manager with what the tenants are doing."
He said one recent example of this effort of tenant-building manager communication involved an agency running its building systems 24 hours a day, seven days a week. But through conversations, they were able to reduce it to 16 hours a day, six days a week.
"If you don't have a really integrated look at the building, looking at how you are losing heat, how you are gaining heat, what your insulation is, what the mechanical systems are doing, and mostly what the people are doing inside the building, it's the integration that makes you really excel in this," he said. "That's what we are seeing across the board in the government."
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Women's Golf Competes in Patsy Rendleman Invitational; Place 16th
October 15, 2013
SALISBURY, N.C. Led by senior Lauren Lyle, the Pfeiffer womens golf team finished 16th at the Patsy Rendleman Invitational. Lyles score care read 79-79-158 for the tournament, putting her 17th overall. The Lady Falcons finished with a two-round score of 681 as UNC Pembroke took home first place with a score of 628.
Lyle paced the Lady Falcons and was followed by sophomore Danielle Haizlip, who posted rebounded from a tough first round to shoot a 79 in round two. Sarah Baldwin finished third, with a score of 176, followed by Georgi Hoeksema and Allyson Heinz who shot 186 and 196 respectively.
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UNC-Pembroke Uses Late Goal to Slide Past Men's Soccer 2-1
September 4, 2009
MISENHEIMER, N.C. UNC-Pembroke freshman Daniel Bougt (Stockholm, SWEDEN) scored his first goal of the season to break a 1-1 tie in the 85th minute helping the Braves to a 2-1 victory over the Pfeiffer Falcons on Friday afternoon. N.E. Lefko field saw plenty of action on Friday as the two teams combined for 30 fouls, 25 shots, 15 off-sides and the three second-half goals.
Reigning player of the week Kash Knight (Gibsonville, NC) put the Falcons on top in the 55th minute as Renato Barbosa (Charlotte, NC) found a streaking Alex Landim (Brockton, MA) who then completed the cross to Knight for the goal, his fourth in three games.
In the 67th minute, UNC-Pembroke squared things at one on a converted penalty kick by Andy Pullin (Guatamala City, GUATAMALA). Pfeiffer was whistled for a foul just inside the box which led to Pullin beating Falcons goalkeeper Alex Moreno (Huntersville, NC) to his right.
Bougts game winner came with a little fortune having just over five minutes to play. Bougt intercepted a pass from the Falcon defense and had Moreno misplay the shot down low for the goal.
The Falcons had a couple of chances late with a corner kick by Boo Tesh (Kannapolis, NC) and shot by Chris Venable (McLeansville, NC), but nothing would come out of either. Pfeiffer returns to action in a Sunday afternoon matinee with the 18th-ranked Francis Marion Patriots. Game time is set for 2:00 p.m. at N.E. Lefko Field.


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Gaston County Republicans have joined other GOP leaders across the state in championing tougher voter ID laws, they contend, to ward off the slightest possibility of election fraud.
Their proposals have focused on requiring voters to present a photo ID, or some other form of identification, when casting a ballot in person. But few suggestions have emerged for guarding against fraud in the absentee mail-out voting process.
That's surprising, officials say. Because while there is no evidence of any systemic voter fraud in North Carolina, absentee voting is much more likely to be abused by people who want to subvert the law.
"It's been my experience here with our complaints and investigations that 98 percent of the problems related to ballots, period, have to do with the mail-ins," said Marshall Tutor, an investigator with the N.C. State Board of Elections. "There are some checks and balances in place, but all in all, mail-in absentee ballots are where there's a potential for problems."
The supposed risk of voter fraud has been more intensely debated around the country as of late. Pennsylvania and South Carolina are among the numerous states that have sought — with varying success — to impose tougher photo ID requirements at the polls.
Republicans argue the new measures are needed to restore confidence in the voting process, and to protect against any chance of the system being exploited. They reason that photo ID is required to handle any number of basic tasks in everyday life, and it shouldn't be an undue burden for any voters.
Democrats argue that the photo ID push is politically motivated. They say it is nothing more than the modern day equivalent of a voter literacy test, which would add hurdles to the process of voting and disenfranchise minorities, seniors and other groups. They see the voter ID push as a calculated attempt to encumber blocks of Democratic voters.
Swearing to your identity
Any registered North Carolina voter — or their near relative or legal guardian — can request an absentee ballot by mail. They must fill out the ballot and return it to the county board of elections by the deadline.
The voter must also sign and return an affidavit, attesting under penalty of perjury that they are who they claim to be, Tutor said.
"The voter signs the return envelope, and a witness has to sign it too," he said. "It can be a husband, neighbor or total stranger. But they're basically saying, 'I saw so-and-so sign this ballot and put it in the mail.'"
The all-Republican Gaston County Board of Commissioners has unanimously endorsed the need for a new voter ID law. But Commission Chairman Donnie Loftis said while he sees the need for making that a requirement for people voting in person, he doesn't see how it
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"What do you do, make them take a picture of themselves and say, 'This is me?'" he said. "That'd be kind of difficult."
Loftis said he feels the affidavit absentee voters must sign is adequate enough to discourage fraud on that end.
"In some respect, there's already accountability," he said. "But if someone wanted to get around the system, they could do it."
Absentee voting most at risk for fraud
Tutor emphasized that voter fraud has never been a widespread problem in North Carolina. People who think it's more of an issue are unfamiliar with the safeguards the state elections office has in place.
"It's mainly because people don't understand the workings of our system," he said.
But if there's any area that's open to trouble, it's mail-out absentee voting, Tutor said.
"The bottom line is, as things are now, there's nothing we can do on the mail-out/absentee side to guarantee that the person who sent that ballot in or requested it is the person who marked it," he said.
Martha Kropf, a political science professor at UNC Charlotte, said the push for voter ID requirements here seems to be "a solution in search of a problem." Noting statistics that show the majority of people who vote by absentee ballot are conservatives, Kropf said it's
"convenient" that Republicans are not focusing on the potential for fraud there.
"If you're going to commit voter fraud, you would probably have the lowest probability of getting caught by doing it by mail, rather than in person," she said. "To me it is sort of contradictory. It seems to be something policy makers are conveniently forgetting."
Legislators weigh in
Sen. Kathy Harrington, R-Gaston, could not be reached for comment on this story last week. But she issued a statement about her opinion.
"Requiring voters to show a photo ID will boost confidence in the election process and I expect the Legislature will revisit this issue next session," she said. "I will advocate for the strongest safeguards to ensure all votes — cast in-person and through mail-in absentee ballots — are legitimate."
Harrington offered no specifics on how safeguards to the mail-in ballot process might be added.
Rep. Kelly Hastings, R-Gaston, said there are already adequate measures built into the mail-out absentee ballot process to ward off fraud.
"There are multiple steps and there are actual addresses and a paper trail involved," he said in an email. "The ballots have to be mailed to an actual address and there are potential federal crimes involved when the U.S. Postal Service is used."
Hastings said he recently spoke with Rep. Tim Moore, R-Cleveland, a leader on the House Elections Committee, about the lack of additional safeguards for the mail-out voting process.
"Tim mentioned that they discussed the issue in committee and thought it was best to try to eliminate voter fraud, even though some will continue to try to violate the law," he said in an email.
Rep. John Torbett, R-Gaston, agrees that additional safeguards to protect against absentee voting fraud would be ideal. He suggested requiring absentee voters to write their Social Security number on their ballot or on the material they mail in, to confirm they are who they say they are.
"I don't think you can just say we don't have to worry about absentee voters needing to confirm their identity," he said. "There has to be some type of verification to protect the whole process. If you don't take up the absentee process too, it leaves a gaping hole."
But Torbett said he would probably support legislation that required voters to present ID, even if the absentee process weren't addressed immediately.
"At this point in time, I probably would," he said. "But I'd be very hopeful we could include a validation of the absentee voting process."
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William van Wyk was the standout backline player for WP U19 in their title-winning campaign this season.
The 1.75m, 70kg flyhalf played in 12 fixtures – he missed two because of a groin injury midway through the campaign – and scored 80 points, which is an impressive stat considering he was his team's second-choice goal-kicker.
In the final in Durban against the Blue Bulls U19s, Van Wyk played a key role in WP's 26-20 victory. He was pivotal in their attacking dominance in the first half and took over the kicking duties from Ulrich Beyers after the fullback missed two early penalties. Van Wyk kicked two conversions, a penalty and drop goal to secure a 20-6 half-time lead, and then slotted a crucial drop goal and penalty in the second stanza to keep his team ahead as the Bulls came back strongly.
'The final was a great experience,' says Van Wyk. 'The second half was tough but I made the right decisions considering the match situation and the amount of time left. As expected, the Bulls came out strongly in the second half and they were tough to beat.'
Van Wyk was born and bred in Ceres. He attended Koue Bokkeveld Primary, where he started out as a scrumhalf, and became a boarder at Paarl Gymnasium. He had a short stint at flyhalf in Grade 10 and moved there permanently for the 1st XV in his matric year in 2009 after the first-choice pivot suffered a serious injury.
Van Wyk thrived in his new role. After impressing in the No 10 jersey for his school that year, he was selected for the WP U18 Craven Week side, who were crowned the unofficial champions. He was also chosen for the SA U18 High Performance and SA Schools sides last year.
'Flyhalf is where I want to be,' says Van Wyk. 'At scrumhalf, I felt my attacking strengths were limited. I enjoy moving the ball, attacking the opposition's defence and being in a playmaker's role.'
WP U19 coach Nazeem Adams says Van Wyk improved a lot during the 2010 season.
'I was really impressed with William this year,' says Adams. 'I first saw him at the WP Craven Week trials last year, but he is a stronger and more confident player now. He has the all-round qualities a flyhalf should have. He is good on attack, strong on defence and accurate with the boot.
'William's improvement comes from the time he's spent at the WP Rugby Institute in Stellenbosch, where we focus a lot on our junior players' development. His game will improve as he gains more experience and he needs to bide his time with the U21s. He shouldn't be rushed into the senior side too quickly.
'Looking at WP's young flyhalves like Lionel Cronjé, Gary van Aswegen and William, there are exciting times ahead. William can make it to the top, especially when you consider his attacking strengths.'
With Willem de Waal off to Treviso in Italy next season and no replacements signed, Van Wyk is fourth in WP's flyhalf pecking order behind Peter Grant, Cronjé and Van Aswegen. But Van Wyk, who was voted WP U19 Back of the Year, knows he needs to be patient.
'I'm committed to WP and I know I must wait for my senior opportunities,' he says. 'I won't be interested in offers from other unions. WP have played a big part in my development as a player and I'm happy here in the Cape.'
By Gareth Duncan
– This article first appeared in SA Rugby magazine.


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Superman Celebration
Metropolis, Home of Superman, holds a celebration the second weekend in June each year celebrating the 'Man of Steel'. A Superman Drama kicks off the weekend of contests, music, food and fun, as well as a comic book & artist show, fan films, street vendors, a carnival, costume contest and a Super Car Show.
Pope County Deer Festival
The Pope County Deer Festival is a local tradition, held during the 1st shotgun deer season in Golconda, the 'Deer Capital' of Illinois. Held Thursday thru Saturday featuring vendors, food & music. A Deer Queen coronation on Friday night, a parade on Saturday at 2pm. On Sunday morning, a community breakfast and town sweep are held.
Fort Massac Encampment
This annual reenactment of late-1700s Illinois life on the frontier prairie features blanket traders, merchants, military units, fife and drum corps, and period-style food from more than 20 vendors. The encampment offers military drills, mock battles, along with story telling and children's activities.
Cave-In-Rock Frontier Day
Cave-In-Rock Frontier Festival is held on the banks of the beautiful Ohio River. The festival, which commemorates the extensive and colorful history connected to Cave-In-Rock and the surrounding community, is an entertaining and fun filled community event. First held in the 1960's, the celebration includes a parade, carnival, various entertainment held in the Old Opry House, food and craft vendors. A Little Miss and Mister Frontier Days and Frontier Queen pageant is a highlight as well as various other activities. Come join the festivities for a weekend of fun and entertainment.
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Fluorspar Festival
Hardin County Fluorspar Festival celebrates the influences brought to the area by the Fluorspar Mining Companies. Located on the banks of the Ohio River. Rosiclare (once known as the "Fluorspar Capital"), has a colorful history that revolved around this mineral. Each year, the Festival highlights and brings back memories of days gone by. Held on the first weekend in October in Downtown Rosiclare, the Festival features an ever-growing list of activities and things to do, including a Queen's Pageant, a carnival, hickory-smoked barbeque, a pet parade, kid's games, karoke, food and craft vendors, a quilt show, an open-house at the American Fluorite Museum, a car, truck and motorcycle show and a large parade featuring local school bands, groups, floats, a Grand Marshall and horse clubs. Local musical talent will also be on hand and the finale is held Saturday evening at the City Park on the Ohio River.
ASA Pro/Am Archery Tournament
Archery Shooters Association's Illinois Championship 3-D Archery Tournament for men, women and Children. Archers from all over North America visit Metropolis for one week in June to compete for cash and prizes and the title of Illinois Champion.
Shrimp Festival
This is a shrimp cook-off with fresh Southern Illinois shrimp cooked more ways than you can imagine! Locally grown prawns will be available for purchase. Helicopter, & carriage rides, music & entertainment, beer & wine tent and lots more.
Archery Tournaments & Festival
Tournaments for men and women in several categories, with targets designed to simulate a variety of hunting situations for archery enthusiasts. An archery festival with archery and outdoor manufacturers showing their newest and latest products, special seminars and presentations, youth programs and bow hunting activities for young and old. It also features a practice range and a chance to watch and meet some of the sport's top professionals. These events will provide bow hunters the opportunity to talk and share experience with fellow archers, learn about the newest equipment and improve shooting skills. Mermet Lake Fish & Wildlife Area off Hwy. 45 in Massac County.
Super Car Show
Cars and trucks are polished to perfection and fill Fort Massac State Park for a popular summer show. Winners are determined in various classes, including Mayor's choice and Superman's Choice.
Cabela's King Kat Tournament Trail
This catfish tournement will be held at Fort Massac State Park, Metropolis. Bring a rod & reel and enter to win prizes and cash. A $500 big fish award will be given. A kids tournament is also planned.
Fall Festival
Celebrate the fall season with a farmers market, arts and craft vendors and local musical entertainment.
Lions Club Labor Day Celebration
Picnic celebration with live music and a parade. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets to Fort Massac State Park to enjoy live music and entertainment. An all day outdoor cookout featuring hamburgers, hotdogs, and more.
Massiac Marines Living History
Garrison for the Massiac Marines on Saturday, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM in the fort at Fort Massac State Park, Metropolis. The French and Indian War period living historians will present displays and interpretive programs on celebrating the harvest. At this time of plenty, you will learn about the foods of the period, recipes they used, spices, and how they cooked their food over the fire.
Massiac Marines Living History
Garrison for the Massiac Marines on Saturday, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM in the fort at Fort Massac State Park, Metropolis. The French and Indian War period living historians will present displays and interpretive programs on 18th century Taverne Life and brewing. Many homes would have had their own brewing house, so come and see how they did the brewing. Also, you will learn more about how taverns were the center of news and entertainment.
Massiac Marines Living History
Garrison for the Massiac Marines on Saturday, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM in the fort at Fort Massac State Park, Metropolis. The French and Indian War period living historians will present displays and interpretive programs on mending, cleaning, and fixing at the French fort. Come see how muskets were cleaned and maintained, tools repaired, clothes mended, and things were fixed or used in a new way.
Massiac Marines Living History
Re-enactors depict the French and Indian War period, as living historians. Visit the Garrison for the Massiac Marines on Saturday, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM at Fort Massac State Park, Metropolis.
Hardin County Heritage Festival
The Hardin County Heritage Festival is held the Friday and Saturday of Memorial Day weekend and celebrates the county's rich heritage and history. The event includes exceptional period entertainment and activities to fill your weekend, including; 1800's outdoor play, Civil War reenactment, pageant, quilt show, duck race, area craft and food vendors. Festivities also include a period ball, a Regal Women's Tea and live entertainment throughout. Events are held in Elizabethtown (Saturday) and at the Hardin County K-12 School located East of Elizabethtown on 146. (Friday night pageant)
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The Maldives Marketing and Public Relations Corporation (MMPRC) opens bid for the designing and construction of the Maldives stand at FESPO 2013.
FESPO will be held in Zürich, Switzerland from 31 January – 3 February 2013. It is the largest holiday and travel fair in Switzerland attracting as many as 70,000 visitors every year.
Maldives will be showcased as the guest country of FESPO 2013 and all destination promotion activities will be centred at the Maldives pavilion.
I. Important Information
-Stand area: 100 Sqm. 4 sides open. 10mx10m. Highest point should be 5.5 m
-An example of the Floorplan attached. The final floorplan will be submitted later.
-The design should be in accord with the Maldives Stand Design Requirement for attached.
-All the documents submitted along with the proposal must be in English and all values calculated in Euro €.
-Proposals received after the deadline or incomplete proposals will be disqualified.
-MMPRC will pay 50% of the total price quoted within 14 days of confirming the contract. The balance payment will be settled within 14 days of completion of the project.
-The deadline to submit the proposal is Monday, 27 August 2012 and should be sent electronically to firstname.lastname@example.com copied to email@example.com and firstname.lastname@example.com.
-MMPRC will make the final decision and reserves the right to reject any and all proposals, if it is deemed in the best interests of MMPRC to do so.
II. Evaluation Criteria
Evaluation will be done based on the following criteria;
-Proposed budget for stand design (50%)
-Stand design (40%): -Reflection of Maldives as a premium destination on the design (20%)
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Interested parties please send in proposals with the details stated below;
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Shimano XT is known for their great braking power. This servo wave braking system has a 125% power rating! Shimano has yet again improved this braking system by integrating over-sized 22mm Ceramic pistons. This increases braking power and reduce vibration. Not only are these excellent brakes, but they are easy to maintain, with the one- way bleed that was integrated into the prior year's XTR braking system.
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All-Area Girls Soccer First and Second Teams
Morgan Green, Snohomish, F, Sr.
Green is a skilled offensive player, finished the season with 13 goals and 12 assists in leading Snohomish to a state berth. "Her vision and quick foot skills made her a very threatening player," said Snohomish head coach April VanAssche. "Her leadership is outstanding and her passion for the game is there every time she steps on the field. She leaves everything she has on the field every game." For more on Green, click here.
Jamie Gay, Cascade
After watching his team lose an early season match to South rival Edmonds-Woodway, the Bruins head coach guided his team on a 16-game unbeaten streak, including two shutout wins in the 4A district tournament to secure a district championship and its first state berth since 2002.
Shelby Koch
Forwards, Archbishop Murphy, Sr.
The Wildcats forward scored 20 goals and assisted on 13 others as Archbishop Murphy completed an unbeaten regular season and a 2A state quarterfinal appearance. She's verbally committed to play soccer at Loyola University in Chicago.
Haley Ayers
Forward, Everett, Sr.
The Seagulls forward scored 12 goals and assisted on eight others in leading an Everett offense that averaged more than 2.5 goals per game this season in earning a 3A state berth and quarterfinal appearance.
Emily Critchlow
Forward, Meadowdale, Jr.
The Mavericks forward scored a Wesco 3A-best 18 goals and spearheaded a Meadowdale offense that averaged more than two goals per game this season in leading the team to a 3A district championship and advancing to the 3A state quarterfinals.
Morgan Green
Forward, Snohomish, Sr.
The Panthers skilled offensive playmaker scored 13 goals and assisted on 12 others to lead Snohomish to a 4A North title and a state berth.
Sarah Jenkins
Midfielder, Cascade, Sr.
According to Bruins head coach Jamie Gay, the Bruins midfielder "has a great command of the ball in possession with field presence and vision." As a four-year starter, Jenkins helped build Cascade from a 5-9-2 record in 2009 to a district title in 2012.
Bailey McMullen
Midfielder, Everett, Sr.
The senior midfielder was Everett's co-leader with 12 goals and also helped control the middle of the field for a team that won a 3A North title and advanced to state for the second year in a row.
Cali Crisler
Midfielder, Archbishop Murphy, Sr.
The junior midfielder scored 13 goals and had 15 assists in leading the Wildcats' potent offensive attack but she was also key in a defense that limited conference opponents to just two goals.
Rosie Sittauer
Defender, Everett, Sr.
The four-year starter was the anchor of a defense that recorded nine shutouts this season, including three in the playoffs and one -- a 4-0 win over Kennedy -- in the state tournament.
Brooke Pingrey
Defender, Snohomish, Jr.
The Panthers defender was not only the leader of a defense that held opponents to a goal or less in 10 games this season but a key part of the Snohomish offense, scoring six goals and seven assists. Her "magical foot" was also a big part of Snohomish free and corner kick success this season, according to VanAssche.
Porscha Dacoscos
Defender, Lake Stevens, Sr.
Three-year starter for the Vikings helped lead a defense that led Lake Stevens to a district berth this year and two state berths in 2010 and 2011.
Maddie Seckman
Defender, Kamiak, Sr.
As center-back defender, Seckman anchored a stout Kamiak defense that shut out its opponents in nine of its final 10 games this season.
Emma Makela
Goalkeeper, Kamiak, Sr.
The Knights goalkeeper recorded 11 shutouts this season in helping Kamiak advance to the 4A district tournament. She plans on attending University of Texas-San Antonio on a soccer scholarship.
F Madison Schultz, Edmonds-Woodway, Fr.
Freshman forward scored 24 goals, including nine multiple-goal games, and had 11 assists
F Lauren Allison, Stanwood, Jr.
Led Wesco 3A North with 16 goals and 11 assists
F Beth Stella, King's, Sr.
Senior forward scored 25 goals and had nine assists as the Knights took third place at state
F Denae Weigelt, Cascade, Sr.
Senior forward scored 14 goals and had 11 assists; also recorded shutout in goal in district semifinals
M Maddie Reed, Everett, Sr.
Senior was a key component of Seagulls midfield
M Lynnae George, Jackson, So.
The Timberwolves underclassemen scored eight goals and assisted on four
M Roslyn Stapleton, Meadowdale, Sr.
The Mavericks midfielder assisted on 10 goals for the Seagulls
D Kennady Bonnalie, Lakewood, Sr.
Helped keep defense together after change of coach and loss of goalkeeper, pair of defenders
D Stefanie Reynaud, Archbishop Murphy, Sr.
Named the Cascade Conference Defensive Player of the Year after anchoring a Wildcats defense that limited conference opponents to just two goals.
D Emily Nelson, Cascade, Sr.
Senior leader on a defense that recorded 12 shutouts and scored three goals on cornerkicks
D Caryn Nash, Stanwood, Sr.
Senior center-back anchored a defense that allowed just seven goals in final eight games (5-2-1 record over that span)
G Rachel Leupold, Cascade, Sr.
Bruins senior recorded 11 shutouts and allowed more than one goal just twice
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Influenced by the original legal envelope, this tablet case is re-sized to fit the iPad and similar tablet devices. Cushioning is added for extra protection. The adjustable button closure allows for some expansion. Pen sleeve on backside, 2 card pockets, new black button.
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Wonder how most of us will manage to eat and live if this country crashes as it seems to be doing ? Saw an ad for "life time" canning lids a few days ago and was tempted to buy a case or two
Wonder how most of us will manage to eat and live if this country crashes as it seems to be doing ? Saw an ad for "life time" canning lids a few days ago and was tempted to buy a case or two
"To become competent in governing others, we must first learn to govern ourselves"
Waite Phillips
it would behoove you to purchase as much ammo as you can now.
That's my boy "Blue"!!!! Flyin High in the Passenger Side x Katie May of Belgrade
Gold wouldn't do one much good as fertilizer and seed would be worth more.
The freedom to discriminate is essential to personal Liberty. Life in a free country is about being free to make choices based on your own criteria rather then one mandate by the government...Libertarian blogger
Guns, ammo also I stock up on bottle water and can foods, dry foods. I used to buy them in case of a earthquake now its in case of Obama ( end of the world as we know it )
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My paternal grandmother and a neighbor of hers used to can 1000 plus quarts each for their families. I can tell you that I have never canned a lot. Hubby says that the best corn we ever canned was the Rainbow or Indian corn that is mainly planted for making decorations. No one has ruined it genetic make-up I guess. Best soup we ever canned was simply everything in danger of the frost one year that was still left in the garden. Immature corn ears were included in this soup. It had a good amount of tomatoes in it also and I do love tomatoes. The down side to all this canning etc. will be that people without food will be stealing it......that is where the guns come in but who wants to shoot hungry people who just want something to eat. Guess we plant something most people won't eat unless they are starving. I figure we have pigeons for one thing since they get out and find much or all of their own food. Since we don't have enough land to keep even one cow to milk I guess a nanny goat ( I hate goat milk but others in the family like it ). Of course there are all these four-footed critters that keep coming into the yard. Family "back when" said that after the Indians traveled through their area that there were no box turtles to be seen. We have plenty of "Texas Turkey" here in our area 'coons always harvest the corn so we could harvest them instead I guess. I have three kinds of corn ( seed ) in the freezer. Now after saying all this if it was a year like this one the corn sure wouldn't "make".
"To become competent in governing others, we must first learn to govern ourselves"
Waite Phillips
wife ) always found something to fix a meal from." I know what they ate. They ate........... wild greens, corn bread ( meal from their own corn ) and fish from the creek. In spring time they ate wild onions and eggs till the onions got to tough to eat. It was a fight many years to keep the chickens alive because the hawks liked chicken very, very well. They managed to keep enough chickens alive to have fresh eggs for their family. Now days some smart aleck kid with a government job would be arresting them for something.
"To become competent in governing others, we must first learn to govern ourselves"
Waite Phillips
Chicken & dumplings (open...heat & eat!!!!)
Collared Greens
String Beans
All kinds of nuts (walnuts pecans peanuts) by the bushell basket
Aged beef & pork (fat back)
Chickens & eggs every day
Fresh milk every day
We ate like KINGS!!!!
Way better than people eat now!
How many of you have ever been in a "root cellar?"
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"Both of them were conference champions last year and the fact that they came back and repeated as conference champions says a lot about them," Akins said. "They both got pins for us and I expect great things from them through the rest of the postseason."
Two Cardinals won their consolation finals match – Owen Edwards (113) and Zaire Hines (220).
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This TV series is a reimagining of the classic story and the CBS 1987-90 drama of the same name.
Homicide detective Catherine "Cat" Chandler (Kristin Kreuk) is a smart, no-nonsense woman who is haunted by her own tragic past. As a teenager, Cat witnessed the murder of her mother at the hands of two gunmen. Young Cat would have been killed as well but someone — or some thing — saved her. No one believed her but she knows that it wasn't an animal that attacked the assassins. Though her savior was strange and terrifying, it was also human.
Years have passed, and although she thinks about her mother every day, Cat is a strong and capable police detective. She works alongside an equally talented partner, Tess Vargas (Nina Lisandrello). The two ladies make a good team, and have become close friends. They've worked on countless homicide cases together, under the supervision of their tough-but-fair boss, Joe Bishop (Brian White).
Cat has also become close with medical examiner Evan Marks (Max Brown). They've developed a fun and flirtatious relationship that could easily turn into something deeper — if Cat would let that happen. However, as her younger sister Heather (Nicole Gale Anderson) has observed, Cat's romantic inclinations tend toward bad boys.
While investigating a new case, Cat and Tess discover fingerprints that lead them to a handsome doctor named Vincent Keller (Jay Ryan). He was reportedly killed by enemy fire while serving in Afghanistan in 2002. Digging deeper, Cat learns that Vincent is still very much alive. For mysterious reasons that have forced him to live outside of traditional society, Vincent has been in hiding for the past 10 years.
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A police sergeant's submachine gun fired during a struggle on New Year's Eve resulting in a fellow officer and a woman being shot in the leg with the same round, according to Belmont police.
The incident began with police responding to a reported road rage incident at 3260 Lake Pointe Drive in the gated Reflection Pointe subdivision.
While there, Belmont police officers struggled with 24-year-old Melissa Verner, who lives at the home with her parents Glenn and Andrea Verner. During the altercation, Sgt. Brad Pickert's compact Colt 9 mm submachine gun fired a single round, according to police.
Officer Randy Berry and Melissa Verner suffered shrapnel wounds to the leg after the round from the gun hit concrete and broke apart. Both were transported to Gaston Memorial Hospital. Berry was discharged Tuesday afternoon, Verner remained hospitalized in stable condition.
Pickert is on paid administrative leave pending an investigation by the State Bureau of Investigaton and an internal investigation by Belmont Police Department.
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Four Belmont officers arrived at the Verner's home with guns drawn after receiving a call about road rage outside the gate to the neighborhood. Belmont Police Chief Charlie Franklin said Rod Singer of Belmont reported a man in a blue Honda Civic tailgated him on South Point Road, flashing his headlights.
The Honda and Singer's vehicle stopped at the gate to Reflection Pointe and Singer reported hearing a noise and seeing what he thought was a muzzle flash. The Honda, driven by 21-year-old Brandon Carl Watts of Belmont, proceeded through the gate and Singer waited for police, Franklin said.
Officers quickly tracked the tag number on the Honda to the Verner's home. Franklin said the sedan is registered to Glenn and Andrea Verner.
Watts is Melissa Verner's boyfriend, police say.
When police arrived at the home, they confronted Andrea Verner and Watts in the garage.
"They were just told to get on the ground and the officers were trying to assess what went on and trying to locate the weapon to see what happened," Franklin said. "At this point, officers are approaching (the home) and their train of thought is there's a suspect inside of this home with a gun who just fired at another person."
Then Melissa Verner came out of the home and into the garage and became "belligerent" with officers as their guns were drawn, Franklin said. Police say she used profanity toward the officers.
Franklin said Andrea Verner and Watts were both cooperative. Glenn Verner later came out of the home and he was also cooperative. Melissa Verner was reportedly not and a physical struggle ensued in the garage that ended with Berry and Pickert on the ground trying to apprehend her, police say.
"As brief as we know from speaking with the officers they felt like that she was attempting to grab the officer's weapon," Franklin said. "It was pretty much chaos in the struggle. It was inside of a garage with several cars inside the garage. It was pretty much a small confined area where they were at."
A shot rang out. Shrapnel from the round struck Melissa Verner and Officer Berry.
Watts is being investigated as a suspect in the road rage incident but no charges have been filed and on Tuesday afternoon, he was not in police custody. Melissa Verner may face a charge of resisting, delaying and obstructing an officer, but that has yet to be determined, Franklin said.
Franklin said there are questions as to whether a piece of equipment hit the gun, Pickert fired the shot or Verner somehow pulled the trigger during the scuffle.
Police didn't find a gun in the garage but a search of the home turned up a shotgun. Watts reportedly told police he used a firecracker in the road rage incident, not a gun. That remains under investigation.
"I feel like he was unarmed. I feel like it could have been a firecracker," Franklin said. "Obviously when a firecracker goes off, you'll see a flash. And the bang, which would make it appear to the reporting person that it was a gunshot."
This incident marks the first time officers have been dispatched to the Verner's home, he said.
Gazette reporter Wade Allen can be reached at 704-869-1828; twitter.com/gazettewade.


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The African Community Theatre of Kent State University presents its first production of the 2011-2012 season with the performance of the comedy folktale, "Stagolee," by Ed Smith. The performances will be held at the Ritchie Hall Theatre on Nov. 11, 12, 13, 18, 19 and 20. Friday and Saturday performances begin at 8 p.m. Sunday performances begin at 3 p.m.
"Stagolee" is a lively uproarious story about the comic episodes of a modern-day black folk hero who is "the baddest black man that ever lived." This classic African-American folk tale explodes with the cultural dynamism of the black experience. The richness of the culture is uniquely revealed through the telling of the story, through music, dance, poetry and humor.
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