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The curriculum in dance introduces the student to the broadest opportunities possible for active participation in the various forms of dance. The curriculum is enhanced by Orchesis, a co-curricular organization in which students engage in performance and dance-related activities.
Two semesters of Dance Technique at the 200 level or above.One semester of Orchesis (one credit). Three additional dance courses selected in consultation with the Dance faculty.
Our fall studio concert is held in the Appenzellar-Buchanan Dance Studio at Wilson College. This concert consists of work made by students participating in Orchesis, as well as visiting artists. This performance is in an intimate environment in which spectators and students explore the boundaries and definitions of dance.
Spring Laird Concert
This concert is in the proscenium setting and also features student choreography and the work of guest artists.
Outreach Series
One of the missions of Orchesis is to expose and educate the community about dance. We work in outreach programs provided by the Chambersburg Area Council for the Arts, participate in fundraising events sponsored by organizations such as the local farmers market, and organize programs for local elementary schools. This year, we are adding a Saturday matinee to our fall performance in order to encourage attendance by young audiences.
Students travel to New York for intensive study in dance technique, composition and improvisation. Tuition and housing are provided by the dance program. Intensives may also occur over the spring or summer break. This opportunity is open to students serious about the study of dance.
Work with guest artists in choreographic intensives. Recent artists include:
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Paula Claire Kellinger
Sarah Lawrence College, Bronxville, NY; MFA Dance
Adelphi University, Garden City, LI, NY; BFA Dance, BA Sociology/Anthropology
Director/Founder with Susan Rethorst of SUPA
2005 - current
Wilson College, Chambersburg Pennsylvania
1989 – current Professor of Dance
Kanon Dance Company/Academy, St. Petersburg, Russia
Fall 2005, resident choreographer/teacher
Salzburg Experimental Academy of Dance, Slazburg, Austria
Fall 2005, resident choreographer/master teacher
Academia Del'Arte, Arezzo, Italy
Fall 2005, resident choreographer/master teacher
Universita Perugia, Perugia, Italy
Fall 2005, resident choreographer/master teacher
Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
1992 – 2004, Adjunct Assistant Professor in Dance History
2012 the quiet dance (Hillyer Art Space, Washington DC)
2012 rain (Hillyer Art Space, Washington, DC)
2011 some(body) is here
2011 crumble
2008 "what she saw…"
2007 Gloomy Gus
2006 Eyes
2005 Face Fractures
2004 'consider this…'
2003 A Nod to the Land of Mourning
2002 Tonno
2002 Backslash
2001 Stiamo Tutte Bene
2000 Fields and Fields of Fennel
2000 Tea Wafers
2000 Among Her Souvenirs
Works choreographed prior to 2000 provided upon request.
Donald Bletz Outstanding Teaching Award 2012, 2000, 1997
Wilson College Summer Research Stipend 2011, 2008, 2002
Sabbatical Leave Fall 2005
Mazur Professorship 2003
Best Director Grand Prix Italia 2002
NEA Choreographic Fellowship 1999
PSCA Choreographic Fellowship 1999, 1996
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Wendy Perron
Meredith Monk
Trisha Brown Apprentice
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But Grand Sports weren't always so pricey. For Corvette racer Dick Guldstrand, sharing one of those painful "If I only knew" anecdotes, had a tired-out GS back in 1967 that he'd left in the alley behind his shop. He ended up selling it for-get this-$5,000.
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I saw them a few nights ago and they were excellent. The new songs sound great live.
I like Beach House. Good band. Their songs all kinda sound the same though.
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Saw their first show of the tour the friday before last in Charlottesville. They played really well and sounded great but their set was too heavily concentrated on an album that hasnt come out yet.
I'm having a bit of trouble with this album, too. So much of it is, you know, nice. A lot of these songs feel like Teen Dream b-sides.
whilst maybe bloom doesnt progress in the way beach house have in the past its a really beautiful dreamscape of an album with 4 or 5 real standout tracks, and i really hope that theyre on the coachella 13 lineup, headlining the 2nd stage when the obligatory rap artist cloases out sunday
bring beach house for 2013!
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You guys heard about this VW crap? Apparently VW's ad agency repeatedly approached Beach House about using "Take Care" from Teen Dream in a VW ad. Beach House declined. So what did the agency do? They hired a fake Beach House band to make their own version of the song. Yikes.
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I didn't mind the new stuff when we saw earlier this month. Was fun. That VW thing was crazy, but not unprecedented.
Upcoming: 04/10/15-04/12/15 - Coachella Weekend One; Foo Fighters - 09/27/15 (Isleta Amphitheater - Albuquerque, NM)
Oh, it's all perfectly lovely. It's just that - with the exception of a couple of tracks - it doesn't really have the pull of the last album.
Now listening to Bloom for the first time and I already gravitate towards this album more than Teen Dream
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Bloom is the first Beach House album I listened to and I vastly prefer it to Teen Dream or their other material.
Two shows scheduled around SF April 16 and 17. Seems like a good chance for them being at Coachella next year....
I just saw that. that makes me happy.
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Peche 'n Brett | Logsdon Organic Farmhouse Ales, Hood River
To his world-class oak-aged Seizoen Bretta (a funky, grassy, oaky saison beer) brewer Dave Logsdon adds a pound and a half of organic peaches per gallon, resulting in lush, ripe fruit flavors with an impressive kick. 10% ABV
Apple Ale | Hopworks Urban Brewery, Portland
This tart, cidery refresher made as a blend of beer and pressed apples was a hit at last year's Portland Fruit Beer Fest—and quickly ascended to the full-time lineup. 5.8% ABV
Cascade Apricot | Cascade Barrel House, Portland
Bright and hazy orange with a zingy, lemony tartness up front, this Belgian-style ale flows with waves of delicious, ripe apricot flavor. 8.5% ABV
Sweet Heat | Burnside Brewing Co, Portland
Lesser chile beers crash the palate party and leave. But Burnside's is brewed with apricot purée and Scotch bonnet peppers, which supply a lingering, welcome heat. 4.9% ABV
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Beats Tour in-ear headphones are made to stream the soundtrack of your life with perfect, clear sound. Four pairs of different-sized ear tips ensure snug fitting buds. Accurate speaker design plays music back loud and full of detail.
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New redesign is brilliant!
I've been through countless pairs of the old tours and they were awful. Kept falling out of your ears, poor design and build quali I've been through countless pairs of the old tours and they were awful. Kept falling out of your ears, poor design and build quality caused them to break all the time. But, the new design feels very sturdy. Feels like they can at least last a year or so. I like how they have also improved the L jack, it's now smaller and not as low profile which allows it to fit in to phones with a case on. The control talk is nice also, big enough to fit your fingers on but not so big that you accidentally press all of the buttons. So far the design and build quality is excellent but the sound... If you love bass then these are for you. These earphones deliver excellent bass response without any distortion. The highs are very sharp but the mids seem somewhat muddy. You can definitely get better sound for less. For example the house of Marley Zion sound much more cleaner than these for half the price. In the end, you will only get these earphones for that notorious B stamped on the side followed by extreme bass. These are certainly not high resolution but will please some. …
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Brought these from the apple store a few weeks and I have to admit the sound quality is awesome and the earphone are very comforta Brought these from the apple store a few weeks and I have to admit the sound quality is awesome and the earphone are very comfortable to wear compare to the old models. All the negatives from the last versions has indeed been fixed. Now all that aside the current issue are the silly wires/cables, these are very thin compare to the old model and that makes these headphone tangle like anything and worse of all, you most of the time can't enjoy listen to your music with the music stoping or on your iPhone, going crazy activating Siri or voice control, stopping the music etc, seems like various faults or wires sensitive/ damaged. Am stuck with these rubbish that is not recommended, unless it's only my model with the issue. Waste of money but I didn't have such issue, I would highly recommend them, when it works. …
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will the control talk work on htc one?
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- 12-Sep-2013
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Hope this helps! …
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- 17-Sep-2013
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Will these work with iPhone 6? I've heard that there's no headphone jack on the new devices.
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- 22-Aug-2014
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If you read what comes in the iPhone 6/Plus box, head phones are included, so yes, the new iPhones h If you read what comes in the iPhone 6/Plus box, head phones are included, so yes, the new iPhones have a headphone jack still. …
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- 10-Sep-2014
Do these provide noise cancelling functionality?
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- 20-Aug-2014
They do not provide active noise cancelling, however the eartips do a good job of keeping most noise They do not provide active noise cancelling, however the eartips do a good job of keeping most noise out once you find the best fitting size. …
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Three young women - Ada, Esther, and Marjorie - emigrate from post-WWII Holland for what they hope will be a better life in New Zealand with their fiancés who are already settled in Christchurch. On the plane trip - the "Bride Flight" - the three become fast friends and meet a dashing young man, Frank, who who will play a large role in each of their lives. Upon their arrival, they part ways to start their new lives yet their paths continue to cross with chance meetings resulting in adultery, betrayal and near tragedy on to a reunion fifty years later.
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Balsamic Green Bean Salad Recipe
- 2 pounds fresh green beans, trimmed and cut into 1-1/2-inch pieces
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 3 tablespoons lemon juice
- 3 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/4 teaspoon ground mustard
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1 large red onion, chopped
- 4 cups cherry tomatoes, halved
- 1 cup (4 ounces) crumbled feta cheese
- Place beans in a 6-qt. stockpot; add water to cover. Bring to a boil. Cook, covered, 8-10 minutes or until crisp-tender. Drain and immediately place into ice water. Drain and pat dry.
- In a small bowl, whisk oil, lemon juice, vinegar, salt, garlic powder, mustard and pepper. Drizzle over beans. Add onion; toss to coat. Refrigerate, covered, at least 1 hour. Just before serving, stir in tomatoes and cheese. Yield: 16 servings (3/4 cup each).
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Robbie Keane's goal in the 86th minute of LA's 4-2 victory over Real Salt Lake is up for Goal of the Week honors.
You can vote for Keane's strike here or vote via text message at 22442.
All the nominees -- and there are MANY impressive ones -- can be seen below.
Another week, another MLS Player of the Week award for an LA Galaxy forward.
This time, it was Robbie Keane who was the recepient of the award, which is voted on by the North American Soccer Reporters, after the Irish forward tallied a hat trick in the Galaxy's 4-2 victory over Real Salt Lake. Keane scored three second half goals to lead LA to a victory over the Western Conference leaders. A week earlier, Landon Donovan won the award for his hat trick in LA's 3-3 draw with FC Dallas.
Keane joins Donovan and Mike Magee as the three Galaxy players who have won the award this season.
The Irishman's third goal is below...
C.S. Cartaginés continued their three game unbeaten run in all competitions on Saturday with a 1-0 win over A.D. Carmelita on the heels of their CONCACAF Champions League clash with the LA Galaxy on Tuesday.
Star attacker Pablo Herrera found the back of the net in the 13th minute to put Los Brumosos up for good. It wasn't a perfect night for Cartagines however, as defender Andres Sanabria was sent off in the closing stages of the match.
Cartaginés is unbeaten in their last three matches, which includes a 1-0-1 record to start the Campeonato de Invierno. The Costa Ricans undefeated run includes an impressive 4-2 victory over Isidro Metapán to start Group 8 play two weeks ago.
Following Saturday's victory against Real Salt Lake, Landon Donovan discussed the win.
Check out his comments below.
CARSON, Calif. – Omar Gonzalez had been waiting for a set piece goal throughout the 2013 season, and finally, in the closing stages of the LA Galaxy's 4-2 victory over Real Salt Lake, he found the back of the net to end a remarkable week.
The Galaxy's newest Designated Player was his usual effective self on the defensive end against RSL, but in the 75th minute, he was able to nod a Landon Donovan corner kick past 'keeper Nick Rimando and into the back of the net.
"I've been waiting for a set piece and maybe a week ago I said hopefully some more will be coming and tonight I got one which I'm really happy about," said Gonzalez. "I think that I could have got two more. But I think I'm happy with the one and hopefully I can just build off that."
Immediately after his goal, Gonzalez had a few words for his RSL counterpart Nat Borchers, who was marking him on the play. The Salt Lake defender had his arms wrapped around Gonzalez on the play, but LA's newest DP was able to burst free in able to get a head on the Donovan corner.
As for what was said between the two defenders? Simply "smack talk" according to Gonzalez.
"There was a little bit of smack talk before the ball was hit. Borchers was talking some smack, but I think that I got the last laugh," said Gonzalez. "There's a little bit [after the goal], we were still going out it during the next two chances that I got. I wish that I could have scored on those chances too.'
To score his first goal of the season in a victory in a win over a conference rival just days after signing a new contract proved to be a perfect cap to the week for Gonzalez.
"It feels great,' said Gonzalez. "Scoring after signing my contract was great and I just want to help this team win and do whatever I can to help this team win whether it's scoring goals or just keeping the zero. Tonight, we didn't keep the zero but I helped on the other end so I just want to contribute anyway that I can."
The LA Galaxy put forth a dominating performance in their 4-2 victory over Western Conference leaders Real Salt Lake.
With Robbie Keane scoring a hat trick, Omar Gonzalez bagging a set piece goal, and players like Landon Donovan, Juninho, and Leonardo all having stellar showings, it was as complete a showing as the Galaxy have had all season.
Perhaps, no one broke down LA's ability to boss the match better than RSL head coach Jason Kreis, who admitted after the match that when LA is on their game, they're a tough team to beat.
"Extremely dangerous, as we saw tonight. Good team on the counter. What can I say?," said Kreis. "I think they're extremely effective in what they do, and if theyre on their game, sometimes you're just gonna have to say theyre the better team and I think that's what we have to say tonight."
CARSON, Calif. -- The LA Galaxy stormed back from a one goal deficit to defeat Real Salt Lake 4-2 on Saturday.
Joao Plata put RSL up in the 53rd minute, but LA answered right back with two goals from Robbie Keane, who scored twice in a nine minute span. Newly crowned Designated Player Omar Gonzalez added a third in the 75th minute of play. Keane would complete the hat trick with a goal in the 86th minute, but RSL cut he lead in half with a Robbie Findley goal off a free kick.
*Carlo Cudicini and Robbie Rogers were both left off the game day roster due to a coach's decision.
*With his three goals, Robbie Keane now has 10 goals on the season for LA, making him the fourth player in club history with consecutive seasons of 10 or more goals.
*Donovan and Keane are the first MLS teammates with hat tricks in consecutive games since Donovan and Dewayne De Rosario performed the same feat during the 2003 season with the San Jose Earthquakes.
*The Galaxy are now 3-7-1 when allowing the first goal while RSL is 11-3-3 when scoring first.
*Jaime Penedo made his MLS Regular Season debut with a start and had just a single save.
*Sean Franklin made his 150th MLS Regular Season appearance for the Galaxy after coming on as a sub in the 66th minute.
*The two goals were Keane's seventh multi-goal game of his MLS career. He has now scored 28 MLS Regular Season goals in his career with LA.
*RSL's Kyle Beckerman is suspended due to yellow card accumulation for their next match against the Portland Timbers on Aug. 21.
*Landon Donovan is now second all-time for the MLS Regular Season assist mark with 115 passing Carlos Valderrama. He's 20 assists behind the all-time leader, New England Revolution great Steve Ralston.
On Saturday, the LA Galaxy will be don their new third kit inspired by the 1996 LA Galaxy team against Real Salt Lake.
Ahead of the match, I spoke to three Galaxy originals about their impressions about the kit.
Their thoughts are below...
MAURICIO CIENFUEGOS: "It was supposed to reflect every one of the players' nationalities. Some people liked it and some people did not, but it was unique. I think the fact that the team selected it as the third kit shows that somebody must have liked it and it struck a chord with someone. I think that they did a great job of replicating that jersey, it looks good. It speaks to how different and unique that shirt was, our football style was, and 17 years later, they're bringing it back."
ROBIN FRASER: "Horrible. I think that we all thought everything is great, but these uniforms are terrible. It's interesting that over the years, the jerseys have become more conventional and those odd uniforms from 1996 are somewhat of a conversation piece now."
CURT ONALFO: "I actually liked it. For me, it was an honor playing for the Galaxy. We never had a league before 1996, and I graduated in 1991, so from then to 1996, I had to continue to play professionally and live my dream. Playing in MLS and playing professionally in the United States with the Galaxy was an amazing experience. For me personally, having overcome cancer it was even more special. Whatever jersey that we were wearing, I was happy to wear it."
In the latest video preview, LAGalaxy.com caught up with head coach Bruce Arena and players Landon Donovan, Robbie Keane, and A.J. DeLaGarza
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In the latest installment of LA Galaxy "Where Are They Now?"
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So if you got the topic tittle yes I am leaving Gamespot,
The only place I had any activity was my union Board and since theyre all going I dont really see the point of staying.
It's something I've thought about for a long time now. I think this for me is the perfect time to leave. I may post a monthly blog I may not I'll see how I feel but for now I'll be moving to Tumblr.
Its not all sad, I managed to finda Mika Jougaski Figma on amimai
I've wanted her ever since I first saw her ={ This Figma is extremely rare it was a limited edition only available at an event in Japan. so I'm so happy, But it was soooo expensive =?
I'm am going to miss the people but I wont miss the site, this sites always been about people for me and I hope to see you on PSN, Tumblr and instagram which I'll leave links and stuff to later.
All I can say is
Bit of Tiger and Bunny refrence
If you want to stay in touch
I am on Steam, PSN, Tumblr and Instagram
My user is Hanzoadam
I will now mostly be posting on Tumblr my tumblr page is
I would have liked to give some personal goodbyes to everyone but I'd be there for ever =P
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Why are you even undressing in front of your computer?
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Posted 15 March 2013 - 10:49
You mean you're not?
Yes, like a piece of black tape on the lens!!!
I am sure you are anxious to see those videos
Because iPads Never get hacked do they? and while I'm posting, how would a tablet replace a personal computer (regardless of the Operating System)
Or buy an iPad.
Posted 15 March 2013 - 11:37
This has been around for years, I actually tried one of the tools, something 7 it was called, way back before XP. You were able to open the cd tray with that as well as capture their keystrokes and screen, I think you were also able to capture their webcam but back then the transfer speeds and technology wouldn't have allowed video.
Posted 15 March 2013 - 12:23
Which is precisely there is very little on TV in the UK now, because all the sex and violence was scapegoated back in the late 80's onwards.
As long as they can't use my webcam without the light coming on ......
I can't believe some of you people are joking about seeing the videos, that is disgusting. Would you find it so funny if it was your mother/sister/wife/gf/daughter?
OMG rofl. +1
Easy fix, use Linux...
Probably no drivers for the webcam to start with /s
Posted 15 March 2013 - 15:46
Next time, engage brain before bashing keyboard.
Posted 15 March 2013 - 17:22
I have to agree
what basis should i buy a desktop over the laptop if i dont use it for work ?
I dont carry my laptop about but i have it instead of a desktop as its more suited to me, i dont need to have a desk in the house for the desktop, it fits neatly into my drawer when i am not using it


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State critical of wood-fired project's forestry planBy Susan Smallheer
Staff Writer | April 05,2013MONTPELIER State forestry officials raised questions Thursday about just how sustainable the proposed North Springfield Sustainable Energy Project would be.
The developers of the 35-megawatt wood-fired project have proposed an inadequate wood harvesting program, said Steven Sinclair, director of forests for the Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation, during hearings before the Vermont Public Service Board.
Sinclair, who was on the stand for most of Thursday, also said that his office had removed the word renewable from its website when describing wood-fired projects, based on new information and research.
The science on both renewableness and carbon-neutrality is in question, Sinclair added.
The North Springfield project is a joint undertaking by Winstanley Enterprises and Weston Solutions. Winstanley, which is based in Concord, Mass., owns a large property in the North Springfield Industrial Park.
Sinclair said the harvest plan proposed by the North Springfield project would largely depend on whole-tree harvesting.
Such harvesting removes much of the organic material that is needed to regenerate the forest and maintain forest health, said Sinclair, whose agency has instead suggested leaving at least one third of the slash, or forestry debris, from logging, in the forest to decay and replenish the soil and support wildlife.
Sinclair has also proposed that the North Springfield project pay the state $200,000 to monitor the forest harvesting, saying that two full-time foresters will be needed to monitor the logging projects.
Sinclair admitted under questioning by Kimberly Hayden, the attorney for the North Springfield project, that it was the only project he knew in which the state asked for direct compensation for oversight.
We dont have sufficient staff to take on the additional burden, Sinclair said.
Later, Sandy Wilmot, a forest health specialist for the Forestry office, said she had made recommendations to improve the projects harvesting and procurement guidelines.
The projects wood harvesting policy is not robust enough to conclude that this project will not result in an undue adverse effect on the natural environment, namely forest health and sustainability, Wilmot wrote in her pre-filed testimony.
According to Wilmot, Vermont logging projects produce 1.2 million green tons of saw logs a year, along with 1.5 million tons of lower quality wood, which includes 300,000 cords of firewood a year.
North Springfield would use 450,000 green tons of woodchips a year, with 300,000 of that coming from Vermont.
Wilmot said her proposed standards for the North Springfield plant were stricter and based on more modern science than plans in place for the states existing two large-scale biomass plants, the 50-megawatt McNeil Generating Station in Burlington and the 22-megawatt Ryegate plant. Those projects are based in part on 30-year-old forestry science, she said.
Wilmot said the North Springfield project was the first project to be reviewed by the Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation and that she felt the standards should be used for all biomass projects.
Wilmot said the North Springfield project would leave a huge footprint in southern Vermont, and would put a big demand on the existing forests.
The North Springfield plant would be built on land owned by Winstanley and adjacent to its building, the former Fellows Corp. building in the North Springfield Industrial Park.
Wilmot said southern Vermont forests are under more stresses than some parts of the state, she said, because of the threat of invasive species, such as the hemlock wooly adelgid, the Asian long-horned beetle, and the emerald ash borer. Overall forest health is declining, she said, and there is stress from climate change, severe storms and weather, not just logging.
Sinclair said the earlier projects were reviewed by the Department of Fish and Wildlife. He said that a 2010 rewrite of the McNeil plants forest harvest policy did not involve his department and they were not consulted on the issue of forest health.
Hayden, the attorney representing the North Springfield project, questioned Sinclair and Wilmot closely, and objected repeatedly to the line of questions posed to them by state agency attorneys and attorneys for the Vermont Natural Resources Council and the North Springfield Action Group, which is opposed to the project.
Hayden did elicit an admission from Sinclair that Vermont was growing more forested.
Were number three, Sinclair said, up from No. 4, in terms of forest concentration.
Between 75 and 80 percent of Vermont is forested today, he said, or around 4.55 million acres.
Thursday marked what is believed to be the end of the technical hearings for the project before Hearing Officer John Cotter. While declining to discuss the hearings Thursday, the projects technical director Dan Ingold said they were hoping for a decision from the Public Service Board later this spring.
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Judge jails woman in police slay attemptBy Brent Curtis
STAFF WRITER | January 09,2013Vyto Starinskas / Staff Photo
Rutland City Police Chief James Baker, right, supports city patrolman Damon Nguyen after a bail hearing for 39-year-old Jennifer Berube, who was held without bail on a charge of attempted murder for allegedly stabbing Nguyen.Jennifer Berubes attorney argued that the court should take his client at her word when she told investigators that she didnt intend to kill or even hurt Rutland Police Officer Damon Nguyen when she put a knife to his throat inside the police department last month.
But after watching a video that showed Berube silently approach the seated officer from behind before flinging her arms around him, Judge Theresa DiMauro said she based her decision to jail the transient woman on the deeds she saw, not the words she heard.
Those statements can be viewed as self serving, inaccurate and false in light of what was viewed, the judge said. While she may claim her intent was only to get the keys, a jury could find otherwise.
Berube, 39, was jailed Dec. 28 after entering a plea of innocent to an attempted second-degree murder charge that could send her to jail for the rest of her life.
Rutland County States Attorney Marc Brierre requested at that hearing that she be jailed without the option of release by posting bail.
Vermont law requires that those requests applicable only in cases where lifetime jail sentences could be applied be subject to special hearings. Prosecutors must put sufficient evidence on the table to prove that a guilty verdict could be reached and that releasing a suspect on bail or conditions of release isnt feasible.
In Berubes case, its unlikely that she or her husband, John MacLean III, would have ever seen the inside of a jail cell if police had issued them criminal citations to appear in court after the pair was caught Dec. 27 allegedly trying to use a credit card that didnt belong to them at stores on North Main Street and Woodstock Avenue.
But when the couple, who told police they are addicted to heroin, allegedly tried to run from police, they were apprehended and taken to the city police department where MacLean was placed in a holding cell and Berube was placed in an interview room during the booking process.
The event that led prosecutors to seek an attempted murder charge played out on a projection screen in court in much the same way as a city police detective described it last month in a written affidavit.
After looking in on Berube, Nguyen can be seen turning his attention to work on a computer screen.
Berube enters the screen from behind him. She is seen unfolding a small knife that police said had a blade that was less than 3 inches long. She approaches him from behind and seemingly catches him by surprise as she throws her arms around him and brings the knife to his throat.
The struggle that ensues is chaotic, with Nguyen standing up quickly and struggling with Berube who is eventually wrestled to the floor after other officers arrive to assist him.
The audio from the video is filled with screams and cursing and, at the end of the incident after officers lock her in a cell and leave the holding area, there is a brief exchange between Berube and MacLean who is never seen in the video and appears confused about whats taking place.
I was trying to get the keys so I could get you out, Berube can be heard saying.
Why the (expletive) would you do that? MacLean responds.
Later that night, in an interview with Rutland Detective David LaChance, Berube said she remembered almost nothing about the incident after finding the knife, which she told investigators she found on the floor of the interview room.
Honestly, I dont know what happened. I found the knife and I just lost it, she told LaChance. I dont remember anything else until I was pinned to the floor.
The former Maine woman also told LaChance during the interview that her addiction to heroin and other drugs had cost her a career as a nurse and her three children.
How Berube came into possession of a potentially deadly weapon is the subject of an internal review that Rutland Police Chief James Baker, who came to the hearing Tuesday, said is almost complete.
LaChance, who was called to testify Tuesday, told the court that Berube was also in possession of a syringe when she was subdued.
During cross examination of witnesses and in his arguments, Berubes attorney Daniel Sedon argued that prosecutors lacked any proof that his client intended to kill the officer and he pointed to her repeated statements that she wanted only to get the keys that Nguyen had as proof that she only wanted to coerce the officer into releasing her husband.
There is no direct evidence that Mrs. Berube intended to harm Officer Nguyen, Sedon said. We have an argument based on inferences of certain actions but the only direct evidence in the case are her statements and in her words she not only didnt intend to harm him she was sorry he suffered any injury at all.
But Nguyen, who was present in the courtroom but didnt testify on Tuesday, carried the scars of his injuries including a two-inch scar near his jugular vein where police say the blade made a crooked slash. On the left side of Nguyens face were gouges that police say were left by Berubes fingernails as she struggled with him and continued to try to stab him after he leapt up to defend himself.
The state submits it has substantial evidence of intent because there was a deadly weapon used with stealth from behind to an area of the neck that could prove fatal. But for his own actions, the knife would have sliced across the front of his throat, Brierre told the court.
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When 1968 tic-toc'd in, Corvette owners world-wide had already enjoyed five glorious, fun years with C2 Sting Rays-some 117,964 RPO cars in all (model year 1963 through 1967). Long about 1965, Chevrolet displayed (mostly via photos) a futuristic pointy-nose Corvette prototype. Everyone then pretty much assumed this was what the C3 body styling would resemble. Not everyone liked the look. But others were ready for a change. The top C2/Sting Ray sales totals were for the '66 model year with 27,720 (9,958 coupes and 17,762 roadsters).
So how do you think the all-new '68 Corvette sold? In all, it blew right by those '66 record sales numbers with a total of 28,566 (9,936 coupes and 18,630 roadsters). Not only was the Mako Shark-look well received, '68 big-block engine sales increased by 2,920 over 1967 (12,627 to 9,707). Ironically, all of this increase came from 7,717 390hp 427 sales-compared to 3,832 in 1967. There were also 5,063 M40 Corvette Turbo 400 automatic transmissions ordered in 1968. Most were ordered with the 390hp 427. A new Corvette trend indeed emerged in 1968-a beefy three-speed automatic transmission with a smooth-idle, torquey 427. Combined with the '68's all-new look and upscale interior, it was a dazzler. I decided in 1968 to get my butt in gear and get my BA degree in college. My free time in 1968-'69 was spent studying, but my weekends were usually spent earning money by super-tuning Chevy engines in rural Iowa and at Cordova, Illinois, and Kahoka, Missouri, dragstrips.
To many, the 390hp 427 was just an overgrown 325hp passenger car 396. I have always considered both of them in factory-stock form to be somewhat lackluster performers due mainly to lean carb jetting and a slow ignition advance curve. But with a camshaft update, a super-tune, and some Q-jet carb jetting, these engines came alive! Just check the NHRA, AHRA, and IHRA Stock class record-holder and championship event winner lists from the era. Also check what oval port big-block engines did in the Camaros, Chevelles, and Novas. (They outran everything in their classes.)
Generally speaking, only minor exterior body chrome separated the '69 Corvette from the '68. The thing many liked the most was that the '69 had electrically-operated pop-up headlight assemblies. The '68s were vacuum-operated and used to pop open at will, often one at a time. We never did figure out the problem on our silver '68.
Overall, 1969 was a very solid Corvette year, race wins and otherwise. Would you believe that sales climbed to another all-time high? Try 38,762 (22,129 coupes and 16,663 roadsters). The total number of big-block Corvettes sold were 15,343- almost 40 percent of the total! Small-block L48, 350hp 350 sales were 12,846 (33 percent.) The base 300hp 350 engine total was 10,575 (27 percent). A lot of different buyers showed they had a lot of different driving interests. This actually is good. Credit a lot of Corvette-loving Vietnam armed forces veterans whose tours of duty ended in 1968 and 1969. Surviving that Southeast Asia fracas was cause to celebrate-and many did upon return, with a new Corvette or performance Chevrolet.
The '69 Corvette's high-water performance mark centered on the 116 L88, 550hp, 427 race editions and the 2,722 solid lifter, 435hp 427 high-performance street engines. The L88 race package retailed for a whopping $1,032.15 extra. Two RPO ZL1 427s turned up years later-referenced as RPO-built and legally sold.
For the record, Corvette engineers had two ZL1 "mules" (prototypes). One was white with an M22 four-speed and 3.70:1 gearing. The other was red with a TH400 transmission and 4.88:1s with drag slicks. Corvette Chief Engineer Zora Arkus-Duntov told me back in the mid-'80s that he ran 10.70s at 133-plus mph in the red mule at Milford. On Press Day back then, major magazine, tabloid, and newspaper editors and writers were said to have had best runs in the 10.90s at 132 mph. The white ZL1 street version ran in the low 12s at 116 mph.


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Like many cooks, Ida prepares familiar dishes with a little of this and a little of that. However, her potato kugel recipe was carefully written for her granddaughter who wanted to duplicate her grandma's traditional dish. This kugel, is a perfect accompaniment to a Passover brisket or roast. Be sure to ladle gravy on top for an added savory kick.
5 pounds Russet potatoes, peeled and grated
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Grate the potatoes and onions, in batches, using the metal blade or fine shredding disc of the food processor, or a box grater. Use the pulse feature to capture and process the small chunks. Spoon the mixture into a bowl. Add the eggs, oil and enough flour (or matzo meal) to absorb the liquid. The mixture should resemble thin rice pudding and a spoon should fall from side to side if placed in the mixture. Season with salt and pepper. (see feedback)
Pour the batter into the prepared baking dish. Fill to 1–inch below the rim of the dish. (If you have any remaining potato mixture, refrigerate to make latkes at another time). Bake at 350 degrees, uncovered, for 1 1/4 hours, or until the kugel is a medium brown on top and set in the middle.
Yields: 12 servings
Start to Finish: 1 1/2 hours
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County Fair Cherry Pie Recipe
- 1-1/4 cups sugar
- 2 tablespoons cornstarch
- Dash salt
- 4 cups pitted tart cherries
- Pastry for double-crust pie (9 inches)
- Star cookie cutters (1/2 inch and 2 inches)
- Confectioners' sugar
- In a large saucepan, combine sugar, cornstarch and salt; stir in cherries. Let stand 30 minutes.
- Cook and stir cherry mixture over medium heat until mixture boils and starts to thicken.
- Pour into jars or freezer containers, leaving 1/2-in. headspace. Cool. Cover with lids; refrigerate or freeze. Yield: 3 cups filling for one pie.
- To make pie: Preheat oven to 375°. Line a 9-in. pie plate with bottom pastry; add filling. (If filling is frozen, thaw in the refrigerator overnight.) Flute edges of pastry. Bake 45 minutes or until crust is golden brown and filling is bubbly. Cover edges during the last 20 minutes to prevent overbrowning.
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"I forgot to mention in my review...my recipe is identical to this one but it calls for 3 TBSP. cornstarch instead of 2."
"My daughters picked the cherries from our tree and made this pie with them. (sour cherries) It came out so well, that not only did they intend to pick all the cherries before the birds got any, but they convinced their dad to go out and buy 3 more cherry trees to make this pie. It is THAT good! We are experimenting with making and freezing the filling this summer too so we can have this pie all winter long."


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