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a:.SS^"5?^F|-i; 4 h\ I TOLlLpW THE .1 LEABER , ••-.• ;;:'I?OR; NEKSPBORLY NEWS FREEPORT " N A S S A U' S L AR S E ST # E E K LY " FOLtOW IHE -:-7Fbir'-" •' ADVERTISING ^,MB.R.R:|.G.K; y 21st Year, No. 48 PRBEHIRT, N. Y., THURSDAY, MJ^CE 21, 1957 • ^ ^ y - » * FIVE CENTS PER C0I*Y Freepart Confronted Wii Rise m Price Offfillor Streets Dealik W ^ n s Board "^ Of T«ft>-CeittMkicrease ... ]^£^ctive:Oii June^l Preeutsrt vtUage faces a rise of iitiout tvftf'cents.per. saltott in the price.lt nsustpity lor road oil. This fact cBnie.td<iUglit.when the Village. ' Board - opeii^djrtelds,: Monday Mlitht' on 4o.<ro?;4|yM!m';of oU to be de llvered niSeeCetL •" ,*.. " • fcat1s8sHa^eoIlB^a^^yrlne.~/:of^•;€^t^eat^ Keck slibBaitfeiiitlieonly bid, 19 and elght-j^(;iw)oBnt|^|»r. gaHoh, whte^ I WBs BCclp|©a',';a&dt«!#-;I.aTBirt." Vlce- PresidetttJ o|i^iiJe >iinn,- sfttd Ws company h^s: tptea'd^,^^^'W until ". June 1 iii€ cbritract it now Jhas with : Pi eeport," for-y specified amotint of ' otl, but eatauii seil it at the present . rote Rfterjthflft.iclate. ^ , V JMi-.=%|is!hi MSledjthkt a year ag;Q thcVi^lageifgll}^ :abnonnaB5'. low price, .tiw;.tko-JilstilyBar..He, was 'tied •uplJ)y'&,"*rtows|4i;n(»,"h.e saJd, and '^ told a sub<|r^inal0«to^ate out a hid' 'In rouriil-"nftinbere • •Now" the- biifee 'iPrtcfe^te'up'Wo'polnts plus ft rise In tran.^partation costs, -while another rise.looms June 30 because a new ^-^aBo.coi^tr^fit wlU» the teamster's union must be signed then. Mayor WllUain P, Qtaclten a'sted Highway Superintendent; Harry Chulsano to report in about two months how much road oil he needs at that time, so the village can advertise again for Biore «ll before the expected June 30 rate boost. Sportsn^ans Avei^uj^ residents filed a petition for better drainage. Engineer Watter Fope was requested by Ehe tfcfird-to IBiato a report and recommendationf,' particularly on condittons.'ati' tlx4 - Coi^ellus street Intersictioi^!;'3_4-?^ DuU-R-l^udiuiClub Holiis Square Dance The DubltB-lTnthta Oliib of the First PreSbytarian C3hurch of fVee-port peton'iitdayi March 15, at 8.30 o'clock, i - ' - -v A Square'DancB and "Box Supper was, held-.,. MW&m2GM§j$er of Roosevelijyaittie caUer. Durtag the intennisslqn a Musical Ba^; Gaine was p!ayed"Ti?itfc Jack Lindner tho winner. The'dance ended with, a Virginia Reel and tlhen refre^- ments were sarved. Sprague Is Elks Chairman For 1957 Benckmid BarWS^ Freeport Lodge, 1253, B.P.O. ElRs, ig to observe Bench and Biir Night at its meeting in the clubliousc next Thursday night at 8:30 o'clock. FopneiySouinty-Bxecutive J. Busscl Sprague, a member of the local lodge, is cliairinan of the committee in cliarge. Justice, Marcus fi,:^Christ ia to give nil address on "Reorpanization of the eoiitts." - . The meeting will be open to all members of the Lodge and their friends. Jfetiy prominent, .members of tihie. Judlolai systefli ape exacted ,to-/attend: ^iMntier,*!!!' be, smvek preceding the forinal gathering:, ,5P^{ijR5X,.,jjFoiiB,,,j,:,JMadden,-jJ«ststk -•aitt--pteto'-Df^Onr-HoIyTBfagB»^^ B.C, Chm-ch; Past iixalted Ruley Thonias Dougherty and Alan W. Vollmer are in ^tutrge of the salf of tickets. Esalted Buier Rloiiari A. Hungferford will preserit Chalrl man Spraguei . • • I Mr. Vollmer, a member of the committee, says this is usually on* of the most important meetings of the local" lodge during any yea* and "the pTeB&Rt£f of Mrl Spraguci due to his -personal^^opul&fity 'and' national prestlfE) .is expected ^ to Make it a iMmorable occaslotLt; Justice Christ bears the reputation of being clie most 6cboiarly speaker on the Nassau County bench. . B^r N ^ t Chiuarman RUSSEX SFRACVE ' ) - - • • • • • ' • ' • ' Boys Find WdMdri'i Skull In Burlap Bag on Meadows Police are trying to identify a human skull found Saturday in inarsliUuKis about .'50 feet west of Meadowbrook Causeway 700 feel .soiitli of the Merrick road overpass. The skull, evidently that of a woman between .iT and 40 years old, iiatl been wrapped in. newspapers and placer inside a burlap bag. Final Bicyde Tests Set Before &rfoi;c(iMcait: Struts Persons under 16 years old have titetf' last chance to take a road ,test and aoallfy for bicycle II-oenses thb Satniday, March 23, gnmnd tram 9 to 3 o'clock. In at the Archer Street Sehoal play-case of rain the date will be the MIoiring' Saturday, Marcb 30. Entoroement of the new ordl-naiice starts April 1, Although older persons arc exempt from tlie road test, everyone who operates a W«yc!e most have a license lor It. fBiMfunaHels Gilbert President Annual Meeting Held At Munici|iBl Building; Waldman Now Chairniai) The second Annual Meeting of the tTnltfid P^ina of F*eeport. held Thursday night marits tilie begin-, nlng of the second year for the organization. With the first successful campaign completed last Fall," plana will now be made for the next Scbol Bnis C^ned; Cost Rise H i i ^M 85 Alternate Itps Board Studying PflioM., To Learn Size df Fwids Needed in New ^Volfe The lowest base blds-^tetailliig $4,l7l,B44--oa -Fueepcfrt's proposied senlmr high sohoDl liidleated-tliait construction costs- liave- gone •iii» sharply alncea'bohd' issue was voted by the schoi district; but the iiddl-knowrt utttil the Boird ttf Educatlda completes a careful study of the f^ures within the next few ^ays. Nearly 80 perstma, i*epres8htlng'26 bidders, crowded into the fflgh School library Tuesday afternoon when the board opened WdSj with !E»resldent Leo F. GlWyn preBldtnf. Because'there are about ffi alternate, figura to the apeolfloatlons, tovolvlni sUght changea. which woiild affect ttw estimates, the board FW'WaljnM each price quotattoia to deteirmine . which' 'contractor has niade ttie. nwjst fayofabto estimate. Although the bond Issue provlde'- ''$4575,000 for a new school and '•!V!rr^-.,.,.j,';?y FoUOWinsr tt\e Annual >tteetlii{;, a campaign to begla this October 1 swiirilnjy ^ool^pn South., Brogkilde avenue, VtveX aata. Ua..i>.\\ pVDlacv,1a\Uly Three Freeport boys discovered the unusual object on state property off the Merrick river. It was found by James Cougher, 14,- bf 3"? North Columbus avenue, Chris Colurls, 16, of 27 Harding place, and John Mallln, 15, of SO North CJolumbus avenue. Long Wand State Park" IPolloe Immediately launched an Investigation, in which Nassau detectives later joined. Assistant Medical Examiner Francis X. Moore 'examined the skull and blt^ of clothing. He said tihere were pieces ot flesh still cUnging To the skull and upper neck bones. The cause of death 6ould not be determined. Freeport Tums Out in Rain To Vote Officials In Again Although the Unity Painty (janditlates Iiad no opposition and Election Day was liinv, lF"reeport elected Mayor William F.-Olacken and three Trustees, TIieodoreM. Langi Robert S Mctellan and Arthur R. Muller, with a resounding vote of coiitldeHce Tiieaday. Nearly one thousand persons went to the polls. The vote Jirtlowsi Mr. Glacken,- 991; Mr,- M«1I»,;,_818; Mr,- Mcl«eHan, —OTtr and Mr. Lang 083. Because two voting machines faUed to operate correctly at itbe start of the Election, with levets jammed over Mr, lang's name, it is believed he Icit.a few votes. Cord Viebrocis, Campaign Manager, thtuiked all those who woitod ^fn the -election — speaking- At .a i dinner held by party leaders Tuesday night in the "Sea Breez» Restaurant. Robert L. Doxsee, partjF-Chairman, '^sald lack of opposition indicates the village officials have done a good' job, since no important issues have arisen.' All four of the newly elected officials spoke briefly, .expressing tihelr - gratitude and promlaing (o . . ' 'tt»ntinued"on.F6ce~8)"'-'. - Star Light Singers At Bethel Tonight The Parent-Teadher Association of the Cleveland Avenue School In co-operation with the Rev, and Mrs. James P. Washington, pastor of the Bethel A.MJi. Churohiiawlll present a concert by the Star Light Oos-pel Singers of Wilmington, N. C, tonight at 8:30 o'clock In the ehur<d>, 50 Helen avenue, for the benefit of the P,-T. A. The Star Light Singers, a quartet, are featured every lYiday night over Radio Station WEVD In Manhattan. newly; elected'>Board-of'Directors jwUl prove-too small for taot^j'the met to select officers for the 1857 J construction expenditures and these campaign. Retiring Fund President, (other necessary items: iDr, SiUton B. Waldman was elec- j Furnishings for the structure. Anted Ohalnjaan of the Board; Mr. jjshed landscaping. epbhlfejJts "tma, Ohartea Gilbert was elected Preai-'a portion of the cost for fuilng in dent. Mr. Gilbert has been active the site, and miscellaneous expenses. in the work of 6he United Puad since its inception In Ja|iiuary, 1956, During ahe first campaign he was Chairman of Public Relations and a member of the Executive Committee. Mr. EMvid K. Kadane, Mrs, Harold W. Battln, Mr. Gregory W. Murray, and Mr. Everett J. Kunz-mann were elected Vice-Presldenfs. Both Mr. Murray and Mr. Kuhz-mann are newly elected, ttloufh both Have been active in the United Fund during the 10S8 capipalgn. Mr. John I. Lacy wag re-elected Treasurer and Miss Alice L. Praser was elected Associate Treasurer. Mrs. (Continued dn page 4) Tryoul Dates Listed By Babe Ruth League. •Ryouts for-places on Babe Ruth. League teams will be lield on Saturday, April'6; Sunday, April 1; Sat-urday, April 13; ahd Sunday, April, 14. Applicatioi^' are ^till on hand at SchultzVi^portiBg Goods Com-i / pany and-^Danzlger^s., All eligttfle! boys -who-would-Ulse, to-play-sbould fill out .appUeatiohs without del# since regbtratloiJ -wlil close on SatJ urday. Match 30. . • The opeiting ..day of the regular: sea son has been set for May 11 when a double header Involving .all of the teams in the league will,be played. This season the .league'fr sponsors are,The Freeport Fire De*. partment, Schultz Sporting Oood^. Company, Danzdger, Inc., Creative- Mailing fllerylce, Inc., and Tunlei- McDougatMotoTSr-r ,'i t". CANNON PHABMACl" OPEN' ALL DAY SUNDAY Cannon Hiarmacy, 0 South Main street, will remain open until 10 o'clock Sunday night after other Freeport drug stores cloise In ttJfe afternoon for the rest of-tJie day. Its phone number Is FReeport 8-0041. The bids—with only the base estimate given, and subject to changes if any alternates are adopted, follow: CONSTRirOTION: Lasker-Gold- (Contlnued on Page 4) Teen-Age Council Plans ' To Visit Great Nick. The Freeport Recreation Department's Teen-«ge Junior Council will make a trip to the Great Neck Community Youth Center FVIdiy eve* nlng. In Great Neck they will be introduced to tHe"tecreation De-partmen^ t's Youtto Ckwnoll.' The Junior ippunca has been attending various teen-age programs through-outJUfflf^ XsJand-trylng to better uiT-deratand .the problems of teen-agers In ot']ier.:cQmmunitle5 as well as to %ain^ld^B» concenitngrwhatrwBw ac-tlvlties teen-agers woWd like. The .junior: Council members wUl end teelr-evening on roUer skates as guests of the GieRt fetsk Youlto Gbtaiclli-^^ - . :, Chamber Fmhion Show Plans Mmhide Boat, Auto J^kplay Richard Bolton, art .director, an^Mre. Edward S.^^]^ itih, executive chainnan, tmnoiinced this week that plans Iliad bceii completed,for the first fashion show to be jspbn- -Sored by Ute ^Freeport Chamber *o!f jZlommerce to be liiEld in Guy LoiSbardb's/East Pbitif House'Tiie 12:15 -o'clock. A luncheon will follow. ^ • Mrs. David K, Kadane, chairman of reservations, reportjB some tickets are still available for the event. They may be. obtained from her or from MiB. 'Wllliftm' Vogt up to and irtcludtng tomorrow when reservations- close.-—.—.- --- - Eighty persons will model apparel to be displayed by Freeport mer- <aiant,s. Tliere also will bo a display of automobiles and boats,, Oliver E. V, Reynolds, president of Uie-chapiber, announced.thie.yreek.. tf^—r r .
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Florida Panthers (26-35-8) at Phoenix Coyotes (33-25-11), 10 p.m.
(SportsNetwork.com) - The Phoenix Coyotes hope to boost their playoff chances
with a third straight victory when they welcome the Florida Panthers for
Thursday's clash at Jobing.com Arena.
With 77 points, the Coyotes are occupying the final playoff berth in the
Western Conference. Phoenix, however, is just two points ahead of Dallas for
the second of the West's two wild card spots and the Stars, who hold a game in
hand over the Coyotes, are playing Thursday in Philadelphia.
In addition to winning its last two outings, Phoenix has posted victories in
four of five and six of its past eight games. The Coyotes are attempting to
get back to the postseason after missing the playoffs last season for the
first time since 2009.
Phoenix last played on Monday when it edged the Los Angeles Kings on the road.
Jeff Halpern scored the game-winner with 3:05 left in the third period to
propel the Coyotes to the 4-3 decision at Staples Center.
With the game tied 3-3 late in the third, a Phoenix counterattack saw a
blocked shot ricochet into the left circle, where Halpern was waiting all
alone. With Jonathan Quick scrambling following the change of direction,
Halpern threw a shot on net that the LA netminder appeared to stop from his
back before making another incredible save on the rebound attempt to keep the
game tied.
However, at the next stoppage, video review showed Halpern's shot fully cross
the goal line before Quick's stick knocked it back into play.
"We have the headset on the bench so we got a call from our video guy saying
the puck was in so we were just hoping for the right call," Phoenix head coach
Dave Tippett said of Halpern's marker.
Mike Smith, who finished with 36 saves, stood tall the rest of the way to help
the Coyotes pick up the valuable win. Keith Yandle notched a goal and an
assist, while Rob Klinkhammer and Mikkel Boedker each scored once for Phoenix.
It was the third win in four road games for the Coyotes, who will open a two-
game homestand tonight. Phoenix is 20-11-3 as the home club this season and
also will host Boston on Saturday.
Phoenix has won two straight and four of its last five games against the
Panthers, but Florida has earned a split over its past four trips to the
Although the Panthers are 16 points out of a playoff spot in the East, they
have won two of their last three tilts and opened a four-game road trip with
Tuesday's surprising win at San Jose.
Roberto Luongo was the star for the Panthers in San Jose, making 53 saves as
the Florida Panthers took a 3-2 win over the San Jose Sharks on Tuesday.
Luongo is 3-2-1 with a 2.48 goals against average and .928 save percentage in
six games since coming back to the Panthers in a trade with Vancouver before
the deadline. The 34-year-old also played with Florida from 2000-06 and
Tuesday's performance marked the fifth time he posted 50 or more saves in a
Panthers sweater.
Brandon Pirri had a goal and an assist while Scottie Upshall and Quinton
Howden also lit the lamp for the Panthers, who entered the game having lost
four of five.
Pirri has three goals and four assists in eight games since Florida general
manager Dale Tallon picked him up from Chicago for a pair of draft picks at
the trade deadline. The 22-year-old forward was a second-round pick by the
Blackhawks in 2009.
"I was fortunate enough that Dale believed in me, and I want to prove him
right," said Pirri.
Florida, which will complete its road trip with a stops in Los Angeles and
Anaheim, is just 13-20-3 as the visiting team this season.


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Pageant of the Masters Excursion
Join the City of Sierra Madre for an evening of outdoor entertainment at Pageant of the Masters in Laguna Beach on Friday, July 12th, 2013. Pageant of the Masters is a stage show of "living pictures" – incredibly faithful art re-creations of classical and contemporary works with real people posing to look exactly like their counterparts in the original pieces. It is the Festival of Arts' crowning jewel and arguably one of the most unique productions in the entire world. The outdoor amphitheater, professional orchestra, original score, live narration, intricate sets, and sophisticated lighting make this a fantastic experience and the best presentation of its kind.
The trip departs from the Community Recreation Center, 611 E. Sierra Madre Blvd. at 4:30pm and returns to the same location around 11:30pm. Tickets are still available for purchase at a cost of $62.00; dinner is on your own and it is recommended to bring $10-15 for food.
For more information or to register for this excursion please contact the Community Services Department at 626-355-5278. Registration can also be completed online at cityofsierramadre.com/onlineregistration.


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Tim Kennedy To Be Featured On History Channel Program 'Ultimate Soldier Challenge' - FightLine.com
Former Strikeforce middleweight contender Tim Kennedy will be part of the upcoming History channel program Ultimate Soldier Challenge. The premiere for the show is set for Tuesday night at 10 p.m. ET.
Kennedy, a decorated war veteran, will be part of the U.S. Army Rangers unit as they take on Britain's Royal Air Force Regiment and a group of rogue contractors in a series of events. The veterans will take part in machine gun and sniper rifle shooting, close quarters combat and have to rescue a hostage.


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An ace mechanic, a master tailor, an on-call dog washer… who to buzz to get things done
Brett Flemming
Service manager, Bike Gallery
To figure out when to call Brett Flemming, you must employ the Rule of Threes. As in, three different repair shops rejected your bike because it's busted beyond repair. "That's my favorite thing to hear," says Flemming, who manages the Bike Gallery's service program out of the local chain's original Hollywood location and who also takes on its most challenging jobs. To hang on to his title as Portland's Mr. Goodwrench of cycling, however, Flemming has to rely upon some substantial muscle. His three-ton, 1960s-era "Mighty" Holbrook lathe is a good start. It's just one of three massive lathes Flemming uses in his personal machine shop at home, where he performs delicate procedures like rethreading fork tubes and, most impressively, hand-building his own bike-repair tools. (In fact, his toolmaking skills are so impressive that companies like Rocky Mountain and Mavic buy his gizmos.) So if you're beset with grief because the front derailleur on your 1977 Peugeot PX-1—which has nothing but odd-sized or obsolete parts—just broke, dry your eyes. Flemming's got you covered. Also at the ready is his prized $700 self-lubricating steel-and-aluminum bike pump with a shock-resistant glycerin-filled gauge. Translation: Fixing that flat shouldn't be a problem, either.
Dry Cleaning Station
Multiple Locations
In the quest for clean duds, there's no need to contaminate yourself or the environment—or to empty your wallet, for that matter. This eco-friendly local dry-cleaning chain ditched toxic PERC (a chemical that's still used by most cleaners today; it's been linked to nervous system, kidney, and liver problems) in favor of GreenEarth, a safer cleaning formula made from liquid silicone that doesn't take a toll on human health. And what's the price for such peace of mind? Not much, it turns out. Blouses are just $6.95 to clean, and you can even rack up discounts by getting your friends on the shop's bandwagon. Pickup and delivery? They're free. The business also backs up its do-goodery with some tidy credentials: It's Portland's only dry cleaner to have won the award of excellence from the Fabricare Institute (a respected garment-care trade association) for its high standards of cleaning, environmental stewardship, and customer service.
Like a pack of culinary ninjas, Benjamin Dyer, Jason Owens, and David Kreifals—the foodie brain-trust behind this 15-person operation—have taken a solemn vow never to use wimpy Sterno flames and silver warming pans, nor to ever serve the rubber-chicken dinners that often characterize meals cooked for hordes of people. Instead, the Simpatica boys show up to your event with an arsenal of convection ovens, griddles, and grills, and then proceed to whip up one of the best meals you've ever eaten, no matter the size of the party. Having studied under some of the best chefs in town, including Vitaly Paley of Paley's Place and Paul Decarli of Tuscany Grill, Dyer, Owens, and Kreifals plumb their collective culinary knowledge and dish up everything from cedar-plank salmon to a whole pig, roasted until it's fall-off-the-bone tender. And with a supply of freshly butchered meats from their sister operation, Viande Meats & Sausage, at their disposal, they can create a menu that's limited only by your imagination.


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This metal sled tow hitch, made for Pelican Snow Trek 60 and 75 models, bolts onto the front of your sled so it can be used with a motorized vehicle. Its heavy-duty, powder-coated steel frame protects against rust, and the pivoting double spring-loaded coupler absorbs shock.
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La Ascensión (The Ascension), Chalma, State of Mexico
Graciela Iturbide is one of the best-known Mexican photographers of the last four decades. The images in this gallery represent series from different parts of Mexico, of which the most important is her breakthrough photoessay Juchitán of the Women (1979–86). In a documentary style notable for its humanistic grace, the series focuses on the indigenous Zapotec people in the town of Juchitán, in southeastern Mexico, where women dominate all aspects of social life, from the economy to religious rituals. The most emblematic image of the series, Our Lady of the Iguanas, shows the power and dignity of a Zapotec woman, who carries on her head live iguanas that form a bizarre crown. Four Fishes shows a woman displaying fish for sale from the private space of her home, the clay and straw of the wall echoing the scales of the fish.
Like her teacher, the photographer Manuel Alvarez Bravo (at one time the husband of Lola Alvarez Bravo, whose work hangs nearby), Iturbide portrays Catholic traditions intertwined with pre-Hispanic rites and superstitions, showing a culture in constant flux. Approaching her subjects directly and frontally, Iturbide represents a dreamlike reality with great compassion, or, to use the artist's own word, "complicity."
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- Artist: Graciela Iturbide, Mexican, born 1942
- Medium: Gelatin silver photograph
- Dates: 1984
- Dimensions: Sheet: 14 x 11 in. (35.6 x 27.9 cm) Image: 12 x 8 in. (30.5 x 20.3 cm) (show scale)
- Signature: Signed lower right verso:
- Collections:Photography
- Museum Location: This item is not on view
- Accession Number: 1990.119.31
- Credit Line: Gift of Marcuse Pfeifer
- Rights Statement: © Graciela Iturbide
- Caption: Graciela Iturbide (Mexican, born 1942). La Ascensión (The Ascension), Chalma, State of Mexico, 1984. Gelatin silver photograph, Sheet: 14 x 11 in. (35.6 x 27.9 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Gift of Marcuse Pfeifer, 1990.119.31. © Graciela Iturbide
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T.J. Grant's amazing 2013 suffered a huge setback with just a single heel to the head during a jiu-jitsu session in June. The resulting concussion forced him out of his UFC 164 lightweight title fight with Ben Henderson, and gave conspiracy theorists something to talk about when Anthony Pettis replaced him.
Pettis, who just happens to live in the town UFC 164 is taking place, is the last man to beat Henderson and the bout is seen as more marketable than a bout with Grant. The people wearing their tinfoil hats find the whole situation pretty convenient, but the Canadian lightweight has continually shot down the idea that he'd voluntarily give up his title shot. He said on The MMA Hour with Ariel Helwani earlier today that he considered still fighting with no sparring in camp:
Grant wasn't even assured a title shot when he returns either, based on his conversation with UFC matchmaker Joe Silva:"Im not scared to fight anyone," he said. "If I was healthy and I knew that I could get in shape, I wouldve [tried it.]. Its a little scary. I wanted to kind of make the best decision for myself."
"I want to do whats best for me," he said. "I want to fight for a long time. I want to live a long time. I want to enjoy my baby girl and all that stuff, so I thought about it a lot and talked to the UFC doctor and all the doctors here. The decision was 100 percent mine."
Grant says he's okay with either scenario though. He thinks he can return by November and while he obviously wants the title shot he earned, he'd be fine with fighting a top contender like Josh Thomson first.To the conspiracy theorists, Grant would like them to know that he wouldn't sell out for anything. And besides, he wasn't even guaranteed a title shot by matchmaker Joe Silva upon withdrawing. Sure, Grant hopes to fight the winner of Henderson-Pettis, but the only thing Silva told him is that if he has to take a step back, it will only be one, minor step; in other words, another likely title eliminator.
So who is he rooting for the in the main event of UFC 164 then? Henderson or Pettis?
"Im not rooting for anyone," he said. "Honestly, I dont really care. I hope they have a good fight, they beat each other up good. I hope the winner doesnt get injured though, because I want to fight him."


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Relief, Lute Player
When still intact, the scene from which this relief comes showed one of Akhenaten's daughters playing a lute in a boat floating through reeds in the Nile marshes. The thumb and index finger of the princess's right hand strum the chords, while the long delicate fingers of her left hand press down on the lute strings.
- Medium: Limestone, painted
- Geographical Locations:
- Place found: Hermopolis, Egypt
- Place made: Tell el Amarna, Egypt
- Dates: ca. 1352-1336 B.C.E.
- Dynasty: late XVIII Dynasty
- Period: New Kingdom, Amarna Period
- Dimensions: 21 x 9 1/4 in. (53.3 x 23.5 cm) (show scale)
- Collections:Egyptian, Classical, Ancient Near Eastern Art
- Museum Location: This item is on view in Egypt Reborn: Art for Eternity, Amarna Period, Martha A. and Robert S. Rubin Gallery, 3rd Floor
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- Accession Number: 60.197.9
- Credit Line: Charles Edwin Wilbour Fund
- Rights Statement: Creative Commons-BY
- Caption: Relief, Lute Player, ca. 1352-1336 B.C.E. Limestone, painted, 21 x 9 1/4 in. (53.3 x 23.5 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Charles Edwin Wilbour Fund, 60.197.9. Creative Commons-BY
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- Catalogue Description: Limestone relief. In raised relief, at left, girl wearing curled wig and facing right playing a lute. At extreme right two small standing figures incompletely preserved. The background almost certainly represents a papyrus swamp, obviously from its irregularity some natural formation. The posts (?) in front of the lutist perhaps being details of boats. The composition possibly a genre scene in a swamp. Condition: Lower right corner broken. Considerable remains of ancient pigment on face. On small figures at right small are of ancient red pigment on upper body.
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For weeks and weeks a barrage of emails has overloaded my Inbox.
And everyone's asked the same thing: We know about Kima Bay, but you promised more.
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And now, we start talking about 2009.
Is this a typo … or something far more sinister?
Actually, this isn't the promised announcement. That will come soon. (Promise. Really. No, really.)
This is about an entirely different project. Something just down the road.
An amphitheatre. With 1,500 seats. And a roof.
It's a beautiful facility, located in Lincoln State Park.
Will is heading up the non-profit organization whose mission it is to produce a play about Abraham Lincoln. After all, he grew up here.
All those stories you've heard about his tough childhood? Happened right here.
Remember the one about how he borrowed a book and it got damaged in the rain? Abraham worked for days to pay off the damage…
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Abraham Lincoln was born in 1809, so in just two years it will be the bicentennial of his birth. So that's the plan for 2009: get the play open and fill up that theater.
Here's where you come in: In any given month, upwards of 40,000 folks click on and presumably read the HoliBlog (thanks, by the way). Surely some of you know someone who is interested in theatre–or maybe they will know someone who fits the bill. And eventually, we'll find our playwright and general manager. If you would be so kind, send them here for more information. And here's a nice article, too.
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Final Score: New Orleans 30, Carolina 27
Charlotte, NC (Sports Network) - Pierre Thomas caught the game-winning touchdown with 50 seconds to play as the New Orleans Saints held off Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers for a 30-27 win.
Drew Brees threw for 359 yards, two touchdowns and an interception on 32- for-45 passing while Jimmy Graham had eight catches for 129 yards for the Saints (4-1), who have won their past four games after opening the season with a loss to Green Bay.
"I am proud of the way our guys fought," said Saints head coach Sean Payton. "The momentum swings in the second half and we were battling a lot. It's an important win for us and obviously an exciting one."
Newton threw two touchdowns and ran one in as he finished the game 16-for-31 with 224 yards and an interception for the Panthers (1-4), who have dropped their past two after beating Jacksonville in Week 3.
All four of Carolina's losses this season have come by seven points or less.
"We're doing some really good things here on offense and we get into a rhythm on defense," said Carolina head coach Ron Rivera. "Unfortunately we had a couple of chances on that last drive to stop them and we couldn't. It was a good game by us, we just couldn't come out on top."
After Newton and Greg Olsen got together for a five-yard score to give the Panthers a 27-23 lead with 12:32 to play, the teams exchanged punts.
New Orleans began the game-winning drive at its own 11 and Brees moved the chains on 3rd-and-3 with a 12-yard pass to Graham, who followed with a 14-yard catch. Thomas caught an 18-yard ball to get it to the Carolina 38 and five more plays moved the ball to the Carolina 15.
Brees then hit Marques Colston for a nine-yard pass down to the six and Thomas followed with a catch out to the right and took it into the end zone untouched for a 30-27 lead with 50 seconds left.
Newton was able to get the ball near midfield, but his desperation heave on the final play fell incomplete.
"We just came up on the short-end of the stick again and it's disheartening," said Newton. "But I have confidence in coach and we're going to get this thing turned around."
The first play of the game saw Newton picked off by Patrick Robinson, who took it 25 yards and a face mask penalty on Carolina gave the Saints the ball at the Carolina three.
Three plays later, Brees hit Jed Collins to the left and the fullback took it in from a yard out for a 7-0 lead just over a minute in.
Following a Carolina punt, New Orleans got into the red zone, but the drive stalled at the five-yard line and a 23-yard field goal from John Kasay made it a 10-0 game with 6:15 left in the first.
The Panthers got on the board on their next touch. On 3rd-and-11 at his own 46, Newton lofted the ball down field for Steve Smith, who made the leaping catch near the 30 and took the ball in. The extra point was blocked and it was a 10-6 game with 2:52 left in the first.
In the second, the Saints went on a 14-play drive that started at their own 14 and was capped when Mark Ingram took the ball into the end zone from a yard out for a 17-6 lead with 5 1/2 minutes left in the second.
Carolina, though, responded with the big play to make it a four-point game. On 1st-and-10 at the Carolina 31, Newton used the option and pitched the ball out to the left for DeAngelo Williams, who broke a couple of tackles on his way into the end zone for a 69-yard score and a 17-13 game with 3:47 to play.
That was plenty of time for the Saints to get into scoring position and Kasay kicked a 46-yard field goal as time expired to give the team a 20-13 lead at the break.
Kasay's 37-yard field goal capped a 10-play drive the Saints used to open the second half for a 23-13 lead.
On the following touch, Carolina converted two third downs and later faced a 3rd-and-8 at the New Orleans 21. Newton was able to hit Brandon LaFell with a short pass to the right and he was able to take it down to the one. It was initially ruled a touchdown, but the replay showed that his knee was down before the ball crossed the line. Two plays later, though, Newton took the ball in to make it a 23-20 game with 3:43 left in the third.
The Carolina defense then came up with a big play as Sherrod Martin picked off Brees to give his team the ball back at their own 41.
The team took advantage of the turnover with an 11-play scoring drive that saw the team take a 27-23 lead on a five-yard catch over the middle by Olsen with 12:32 to play.
Game Notes
New Orleans plays at Tampa Bay next Sunday...Carolina is also on the road next Sunday in Atlanta...The Saints have won four of the last five games...Williams finished the game with 115 yards on just nine carries...Smith had three catches for 79 yards...The Saints controlled the ball for 34:40 and totaled 444 yards of offense while Carolina had 381 yards.
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Pages 3, 4, and 5 from the July 24 newspaper were accidently printed a second time in the July 31 paper. Look for missing content, including news and advertisements, in Thursday's paper. The Times-Record regrets the error.
Rural Kathryn's Kendra Myers ended up with four grand champion awards and one reserve grand champion award at the 2013 North Dakota State Fair.
Myers, who turns 11 Monday, and her purebred Simmental heifer "Daisy," were named Grand Champion in the Junior Simmental Show, Grand Champion Simmental in the North Dakota Junior Points Show Association, and Grand Champion in the 4-H show.
Read more in Wednesday's Times-Record.
Valley City police say the 2005 Honda CRV that rolled following a 2-vehicle accident Monday around 5 p.m. was driven by Duane Huibregtse, 70. The SUV rolled after being struck on the passenger side by a 2000 Volkswagon Beetle, driven by Karen Bruyea, 48.
The vehicles collided at the intersection of Third Avenue and Second Street Northeast.
Bruyea was transported to Mercy Hospital for non-life-threatening injuries.
Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem Tuesday released North Dakota's crime statistics for 2012. The annual Crime Report is compiled from information reported by local law enforcement agencies across the state.
"Based on our experience here (in Barnes County), our numbers are up from last year, and last year's numbers were up from the previous year," said Barnes County States Attorney Lee Grossman.
More in Wednesday's issue of the Times-Record.
When Valley City High School Junior Annie Hart, 16, volunteered to drive an unused soap box car in the local competition earlier this summer, she never dreamed she would win a chance to compete in the international competition in Akron, Ohio, let alone place third in the world. Before that first race in Valley City, she had never raced in a soap box derby.
Annie placed third in the super stock division at the All American Soap Box Derby at Derby Downs in Akron Ohio last week competing against 121 racers from all over the world.
Shots were fired early Sunday morning as a Valley City man claimed to feel threatened by a pair of dogs. The man, who fired several shots at the pit bulls, reported the incident.
Valley City police received a call from Nathan Preston, 24, of 718 Second Street SW, Valley City, Preston informed the communications operator that he was attacked by two pit bulls and, feeling threatened, he fired several rounds at the approaching dogs.
A total of 10 Barnes County youths either won champion or reserve champion awards in the 4-H static exhibits at the North Dakota State Fair in Minot.
Static exhibits are exhibits that do no move and are usually submitted by individuals.
"We had quite a few reserve and grand champions," said Randy Grueneich, Barnes County extension agent, Monday.
"We are pleased when our kids do well at the state. We do interview judging at the county level, at the state level just projects are judged," Grueneich said.
Curt Hill, a Valley City State University math professor who will be teaching software engineering starting this fall, is excited about plans creating a home for computer systems and software engineering in McFarland Hall.
Monday Hill said faculty offices and a receptionist area will be clustered together with a lounge in front "for students to work."
More in Tuesday's issue of the Times-Record.
Trees provide beauty and shade to yards, city forester David Dunham said, but they often succumb to disease and must be chopped down. Fortunately, tree disease can be prevented by acting early.
Dunham said tree diseases for all species can be prevented at the start by avoiding planting the same trees right next to each other.
"The key is diversification," he said, explaining that planting a variety of tree species in an area prevents disease from spreading so easily.
A Honda CRV rolled after being t-boned by a Volkswagon Beetle at the intersection of Second Street and Third Avenue Northeast Monday around 5 p.m. Valley City police believe there were no serious injuries. The accident is under investigation. Read the Times-Record and our website for more information.


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Stop number seven on the 2010 Super Chevy Show circuit had us landing in the Centennial State of Colorado. Quick fun fact about that nickname: Colorado achieved statehood in 1876, the centennial anniversary of the United States. Knowledge is power; use it wisely.
Back to the subject at hand, after missing my flight from Tampa (insert colorful tall tale that proclaims my innocence here) I arrived in Denver six hours late and met up with Super Chevy publisher Ed Zinke and headed out to Bandimere Speedway to check things out and get the lay of the land. John Bandimere Jr. and his crew at Thunder Mountain pulled out all the stops for the weekend, welcoming back the Super Chevy Show after a six-year absence from one of the oldest NHRA major event tracks in the country.
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Boston Bruins (13-6-1) at New York Rangers (10-10-0), 7:30 p.m.
(SportsNetwork.com) - The New York Rangers have had plenty of regular-season success against Boston over the past few years, but were unable to overcome the Bruins in last season's playoffs.
The Rangers and Bruins meet for the first time since the postseason as they clash on Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden.
In the regular season, the Rangers have won seven of their past nine versus the Bruins and 12 of the previous 15 encounters at MSG.
However, Boston eliminated New York in five games during the 2013 Eastern Conference semifinals, with four of those contests decided by two goals or fewer.
The Rangers are aiming to put a slow start behind them and are coming off just their third loss in 10 games. They were blanked 1-0 by the Los Angeles Kings on Sunday, the fourth time this season they have been shut out.
Henrik Lundqvist made 29 saves, the lone shot getting past him coming on a deflection off the skater of Rangers defenseman Anton Stralman. He took the tough-luck loss as New York went 0-for-5 on the power play.
"We had about 50 seconds of 5-on-3s out there and we didn't connect, so our execution might have been a little bit off," Rangers head coach Alain Vigneault said.
There is a chance the Rangers' offense could get a boost tonight in the form of Rick Nash, who has missed 17 straight games with a concussion suffered on Oct. 8. Nash has been skating with the team and could rejoin the lineup as early as tonight or on Thursday in Dallas to begin a five-game road trip.
Nash had 21 goals and 42 points in 44 games last season and notched three assists in three games this season before getting hurt.
Lundqvist should get the call in net and is an excellent 21-7-2 in 30 career meetings with the Bruins, posting a 1.67 goals against average and six shutouts.
The Bruins conclude a back-to-back set tonight after notching a 4-1 victory in Carolina on Monday. The win was Boston's fifth in six games and snapped a three-game road slide.
Tuukka Rask made 23 saves, while Reilly Smith and Carl Soderberg had a goal and an assist each in the first period. Johnny Boychuk and Milan Lucic scored in the third frame.
"I really liked our energy in the third period," said Boston head coach Claude Julien. "We hadn't done that in a long time and I really liked the effort they showed out there."
Loui Eriksson also had an assist, giving him two goals and five helpers over a six-game point streak.
Rask is 3-3-3 with a 2.09 GAA in nine lifetime meetings with the Rangers, while backup Chad Johnson has never faced them.
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As leaked just hours ago, Microsoft has confirmed that Halo 4 is making its way back to the Xbox 360 in 2012 as the start of a new trilogy.
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We are talking Chevy vehicles-mostly of the modified variety. We also thought back then that if one was dreaming of opening his own business, a powdercoating shop would be an affordable, zero-emissions, good way to earn a living. We still think the same today.
According to lore, as well as much research, powder painting/powdercoating evolved 50-plus years ago in Sweden. The first patents were said to be applied for in Germany in the early '50s. The process came to America 17 years later in the late '60s.
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It is a mixture of finely ground particles of resin and color pigment. It electrostatically adheres to the grounded surface, then is fused/bonded to the item due to curing in a heated oven. It flows in a complete uniform manner. It is very durable and of high quality. The entire paint process is emissions-free. Any unused powder goes to the floor where it is retrieved via broom or vacuum. Nothing goes airborne.
There are basically five different types of paint. They include polyester, polyurethane, epoxy-polyester, acrylic and polyvinylidene resin. All can be had in regular shades as well as clearcoats and metallics. There are also many gloss levels and textures available too.
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There are two acceptable processes: First, consider small parts and large parts. All, whether steel, pot metal, aluminum, glass, ceramic, plastic or wood, must be clean. For small parts, the "powder" is put into a canister, then a vacuum hose sucks it into a specially constructed spray gun. The powder comes out of the gun and into the atmosphere in what we can describe as a "floating fog" or "mist." It adheres to the subject part via positive (+) electrolysis connected to a large, metal, rollerized rack. After being powder painted, the rack is wheeled into a huge heat room, which is usually fired by a roof-mounted gas or electric heater.
The second powdercoating method is almost always for large parts, like a vehicle frame, cab section or fencing. The clean frame, cab or fence is first heated then is dipped into a container of fluidized powder. Either can also be run through an electrically-charged "cloud" of powder paint. Just for the record, automotive buildings and shops feature many powdercoated items, including fences, railings, banisters, wrought iron, metal fixtures, as well as aluminum and stainless steel components.
The various powder paints often take a different heat temperature and length of time to fully cure. The air temperature is usually between 250-300 (F) and the overall oven curing time takes anywhere from 15-30 minutes. A timer is set for each batch of parts being cured.
Also, oven-curing temperatures over the years have been lowered so as to not damage temperature-sensitive parts, such as those made from plastic or wood. Cool-down time is usually one hour or less. Cost studies reveal that powdercoating is one-third cheaper than painting.
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By PETE BLOME
The Okaloosa County Commission soon will perform its annual chore of unanimously approving the Mid-Bay Bridge Authority budget, this time for 2013. It's a pity that this important county government function has become nothing more than going through the motions.
It is routine for Bridge Authority budgets to be rubber-stamped every year without critical questions of any kind. Even though the Mid-Bay Bridge and bypass are by far the largest public works project in the county, the commissioners usually don't think there is anything for them to question. To them, the Mid-Bay Bridge and bypass are an absolute good.
Even the scope of the budget review is limited by how the county attorney has interpreted controlling legislation. The Bridge Authority budget currently is about $15 million, but only about $700,000 of that (the administrative budget) is presented to the commissioners to approve. The rest remains under the Bridge Authority's exclusive control. The matter is put out of sight, out of mind and out of public scrutiny quickly and efficiently.
Ask yourself: Who benefits from our county government being run like this?
The companies involved in building the bypass benefit. A large chunk of the $280 million in Bridge Authority debt (on its way to $350 million) is for construction.
Real estate companies along the new bypass benefit. They get access to a publicly paid highway that allows development of relatively inaccessible land in the northern part of Niceville. Local homeowners benefit from higher land values.
The Mid-Bay Bridge Authority certainly benefits. Its members' salaries are good (Jim Vest, executive director, makes $200,000-plus per year) and their job security is second to none because they face little to no competition of any kind. They get autonomy that would make royalty jealous. Even royalty had to contend with a peasant revolt every now and then.
The county commissioners benefit. They look as if they're managing a successful project. This is very much in the County Commission's self-interest because, as we have recently seen with the state auditor general's report, they have problems keeping county government accountable. For them, the fewer areas of public contention, the better.
Nor do debt or high tolls for their neighbors worry them. Paraphrasing Commissioner Wayne Harris: If people think tolls are too high, they don't have to use them.
Are there any losers? You bet there are!
The public is the big loser. The County Commission and the Bridge Authority forgot that government management is always about providing the most service at the least cost to the public. Twenty thousand people need the bridge and bypass daily. They will soon pay $9, round trip, or about $2,000 a year.
Had bridge officials paid attention to paying off debt instead of expanding, we might have had a bridge with a 50-cent toll. That would have been a real boost to economic development and real assistance to Okaloosans when times are tough.
Poor strategic planning caused this. The Bridge Authority built its future on the idea of unlimited growth; expansion was justified because more and more cars would use the bridge and bypass every year. But since 2005, fewer and fewer cars have been paying tolls. In short, the Bridge Authority is spending more and taking in less. The County Commission, unquestioningly, went along with this.
Objective observers see the problem. Fitch's bond rating agency rated Bridge Authority bonds one step above junk. The Florida Legislature is making rumblings about taking away the Bridge Authority's autonomy. Unfortunately, this is all too late. The money has been spent and the debts will be unsustainable.
Eventually, these massive costs will be spread out to all Florida taxpayers. They will then be hoisted on the federal government, which will print money to pay for them.
Meanwhile, travelers and workers in the county will keep on paying high tolls forever.
The county commissioners can't make up for 20 years of neglect, but it would be nice, for once, if they'd stop just going through the budget motions and come to understand what they've done to the citizens they serve.
Pete Blome is a retired military officer and chair of the Northwest Florida Libertarian Party.


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Okaloosa County Sheriff Larry Ashley said Wednesday that county commissioners should consider increasing taxes to fund the rising cost of public safety.
Ashley expressed frustration at commissioners' April 9 pledge to keep the property tax rate steady at 3.28 mills when his agency alone faces at least $4 million in increased expenses in fiscal 2014. He said he particularly favors levying a local option sales tax that would generate a specific revenue stream.
"The citizens are going to be angry if you raise taxes, but citizens are going to be more angry if you cut services," he said.
Ashley said the suggestion might be unpopular, but he sees it as necessary.
"I don't mind taking it on the chin … because right is right," he said.
Ashley said the cost of running the Sheriff's Office and keeping patrol cars on the road is rising as the county's general fund revenues are decreasing.
"So the only way to submit a balanced budget is to reduce services," he said. "And I don't know that we can do that again this year. All the magic tricks are gone."
The Sheriff's Office has cut almost 20 percent of its workforce in the past five years, and that future cuts would have to come from vital units, Ashley said.
"Do you pull them out of the dispatch center and say we won't answer calls between this hour and this hour? Do we take them out of civil processing and we don't serve subpoenas and warrants?" he added.
An increase in the property tax or sales tax could help give the Sheriff's Office the $1.7 million needed to fill vacancies created when Ashley put deputies in every public school in the county. It also would provide another $1.3 million to replace 40 patrol cars, one bus and other equipment, and $600,000 for increased contributions to the Florida Retirement System.
"We've got to start replacing cars and copiers and … mobile computers," Ashley said. "That's our business, is fleet. We've got to be mobile."
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But commissioners have said they are opposed to placing more tax burden on property owners in 2014.
"I don't want to raise property taxes," Commissioner Dave Parisot said. "There are other ways to raise revenue and we're looking at them."
At their most recent meeting, commissioners discussed the possibility of levying the remaining 7 centsof local tax on gas sold in Okaloosa County as well as charging utilities franchise fees for using public rights of way.
He said Ashley can do more to cut his costs.
"Perhaps the sheriff should take a look at his spending priorities," Parisot said. "Maybe not every deputy needs a take-home vehicle."
For years officials have touted Okaloosa County's property tax rate — one of the lowest in Florida — as a selling point to families and businesses.
But the low levy is finally taking a toll on general fund revenues, which are used to pay for basic government services, Ashley said.
"It's great to have the lowest millage rate, but we don't have the revenue these other counties do," he said.
Okaloosa County doesn't charge the full local 12-cent gasoline tax, doesn't charge franchise or impact fees, and doesn't have a 1-cent local option sales tax, Ashley said.
"It's almost like (the commissioners) intentionally starve this county of any revenue to keep up services. And it's irresponsible," he said.
Ashley likened the predicament to building a house but not locating it near roads or hooking it up to water, sewer or electricity.
"You've got to maintain what the taxpayers of this county have built," he said.
Ashley said he has talked with commissioners and prepared them for his proposed budget, which will be submitted in June.
"They all know we're coming in with a pretty significant increase," he said.
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Wilson College has partnered with the largest grassroots running organization in the country, the Road Runners Club of America, to promote the seventh Annual RUN@WORK / RUN@SCHOOL Day on September 21st, 2012. Through this partnership, our organizations are working together to promote physical activity and healthy living within our community and around the country.
The Athletics Department is encouraging Wilson employees and students to schedule time for physical activity. Incorporating exercise into one's daily routine can markedly improve one's overall physical health. The goal of RUN@WORK/ RUN@SCHOOL Day is to encourage co-workers and students to get 30 minutes of exercise each day, in accordance with the Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans, either before work/school, during lunch, or immediately following work/school.
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About the RRCA: Founded in 1958, the RRCA is the oldest and largest distance running organization in the United States with over 1500 running club and event members representing 200,000 individual runners active in their running communities. The mission of the RRCA is to promote the development and growth of running clubs, running events, and supporting the common interests of recreational runners throughout the country at all stages in life. The RRCA actively promotes running as a healthy lifestyle and positive social activity and strives to provide quality programming that can be replicated throughout the country.


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Wednesday, 6 May 2009
Happy Birthday to my Mum
5 comments:
- jan said...
Thats a lovely photo of your Mum and Dad, hope you managed to get through today OK. lol Jan
- 7 May 2009 at 00:32
- Elle said...
Hello. I've found your blog via the The Love of Socks group.
I'm very sorry for your loss. It must still be painful considering how close your mum's passing was. I hope you have peaceful day as you remember her.
Take care,
- 7 May 2009 at 14:56
- searchfamilies said...
Thanks Lynn couldn't see how to e-mail you off blog, i have fibromyalgia
I know the next hurdle to get over will be next month when the headstone will go on my parents grave it been away since Mum died & will go back on with her on it after my dad's as they say time is a great healer
- 7 May 2009 at 17:42
- Khris said...
I am thinking of you Janice...I know how much you miss your mum...big hugs Khris
- 9 May 2009 at 13:23
- searchfamilies said...
Thanks Khris,
Yes it been harder than i thought, i remember her saying her wish when she had me (& my brother 2 years earlier) that she would live long enough to see us grown up she not only see me grown up but my children & them have some children for the last 10 years or so she would say it be her last Christmas & she lived another one lol
Hugs Janice
- 10 May 2009 at 15:33


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