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ADVENTURER Sue Stockdale's plans to walk 600 miles across floating pack ice to the North Pole have already thrown up one surprise. The Scot, who has just come home to Faringdon from a test run to the Arctic, bumped into top explorer David Hempleman-Adams as he was waiting for a helicopter to pick him up.
He was resting in a tent after reaching the pole on his third attempt and could not believe it when Sue and her walking partner Geoff Somers appeared.
Sue, 31, who was the first British woman to walk to the Magnetic North Pole under the leadership of Mr Hempleman-Adams, said: "When we were picked up by Russian helicopter from the North Pole we had to pick up another group.
"Quite close to them was another tent but we didn't know who was in it. We landed the helicopter and it turned out it was David.
"He said 'What are you doing here?' and asked me if I had any whisky. When I said no, he replied 'What? A Scots woman like you doesn't have any?'"
The famous explorer, who lives near Swindon, reached the pole on April 30 after his first two attempts failed because of an injury and a broken sledge.
Sue runs her own business Mission Possible to motivate business people. She accepts that anything can happen to anybody in a climate where the weather is always changing and strong winds can blow walkers right off course.
But her attitude is that you've got to give it a go and that she has as good a chance as anyone else. She said: "The drifting pack ice is a major problem because of winds and tides which push the ice around on top of the sea. One day we woke up in the place we started the day before. It's almost like walking an escalator backwards.
"It's a bit frustrating when it's only on one day but next year when the expedition is 80 days it will be even more frustrating at times," she added.
Discovering obstacles such as this was the reason she and Geoff, 48, joined a 60 mile-expedition led by Russian explorer Victor Boyarsky last month. They also wanted to test out their equipment, clothing and food.
Their trek - the first to be undertaken by just one man and one woman - will be ten times longer next year and will start from the other side of the Arctic in Canada.
They have named their expedition Brave Hearts in the Arctic.
But it will not be so nerve- wracking as she now knows how it feels to drag a sledge across moving ice in temperatures which got as low as -35 C and only reached a high of -15 C during the eight days it took them to walk one degree north.
Sue said: "Nobody fell in the ice but one person put their foot through. You're quite nervous. You get a false sense of security as when you're on thicker ice you start to imagine it's land but it's just thicker ice and you're walking on the ocean all the time."
They had to make big detours where the ice was too thin to cross. On one occasion, they were forced to walk west for about three hours. "It's a bit of a lottery - you know where you're heading but whether you get there is another question."
It was difficult for them to imagine while in Britain the best items to take. They realise now they do not need to take so many clothes and that it would be a good idea to buy lots more flapjacks from a health food shop in Faringdon because they still tasted good after freezing.
Eight days later, they finally arrived at the North Pole after crossing expanses of whiteness in constant daylight.
"When we got here it was really relief, not euphoria. It's like walking across a carpet, there's nothing to flag up you're there.
"It's a relief to get into tents as it gets too cold when you stop. It's hard work but not too tiring," said Sue, a keen sportswoman who has represented Scotland in the 300m and cross country.
The two adventurers now have under a year to raise £120,000 sponsorship.
They want their trip to be educational and are hoping to set up a website on the Internet so that they can answer questions passed to them on their radios via their base camp from children at a local school.
Sue said: "We want schools to find out more about the polar environment.
"We are both very much committed to not just doing it for ourselves but to benefit other people.
"We will do presentations when we come back as a means of inspiring other people to make the best of their lives in some way - not necessarily to go on an expedition but maybe to start night school or get another job."
Anyone interested in helping Sue can contact her on 07001 204060.
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- Singles Ministry Department: For many years Park Hill has had an organized Singles Ministry that seeks to provide single adults a place to belong. This ministry meets on the second floor of the Adult Education Building and consists of three co-ed departments. The Singles 1 group is comprised of singles over the age of 65. The Singles 2 group is comprised of median adult singles, primarily ages 50-65. And the Singles 3 group is comprised of middle adult singles, ages 35-49. The departments and their individual classes are actively involved in Bible study, discipleship, leadership training, missions, and community outreach. These departments are served by a council that meets regularly to facilitate fellowship, discipleship, and ministry. Additional information is available here.
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WILMINGTON - United States Attorney George E.B. Holding announced that in federal court yesterday a jury found ROBERT LEE MCQUEEN, 61, guilty on six drugs charges and a firearm charge. The four-day trial was presided over by Senior United States District Judge James C. Fox. MCQUEEN, a pastor at the Burning Bush Missionary Church and the owner of McQ Bail Bonds, both located in Fayetteville, North Carolina, was convicted of one count of conspiring to distribute 100 grams or more of heroin, in violation of Title 21, United States Code, Section 846, which carries maximum penalties of up to 40 years' imprisonment followed by up to five years' supervised release and a fine of up to $2,000,000.00; three counts of aiding and abetting the distribution of heroin and two counts of distribution of heroin, all in violation of Title 21, United States Code, Section 841(a)(1), which carries maximum penalties for each count of up to 20 years' imprisonment followed by up to three years' supervised release and a fine of up to $1,000,000.00; and possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime, in violation of Title 21, United States Code, Section 924(c), which carries maximum penalties of up to life imprisonment, consecutive to any other sentenced, followed by up to five years' supervised release and a fine of up to $250,000.00.
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Because the Cinnamon and MATE editions of Linux Mint 13 share the same installation program, the steps involved are the same regardless of the edition you use. For this tutorial, a 32-bit installation image of the Cinnamon edition was used.
If your computer is running a self-installed copy of Windows 7, the default number of partitions will be just like the ones shown in the image below. Keep in mind that the partitions on an OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) installation could be different. For this tutorial, the operating assumption is that you computer is running a self-installed copy of Windows 7. Note: On your computer, make a mental note of the amount of free space on the C drive listed on this image. You will need the information during the installation of Linux Mint 13.
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- This tutorial
- You, and an Internet-connected computer, needed to read this tutorial.
- An installation image of Linux Mint 13 (MATE or Cinnamon edition). You may download it from here. Burn the downloaded image to a DVD, or transfer it to a USB flash drive.
- The target computer running Windows 7 (Note: you may opt to reinstall Windows 7 anew)
- EasyBCD – a free software from NeoSmart Technologies that will be used to add an entry for Linux Mint 13 in Windows 7's boot menu
Note: If you are not familiar with disk partitioning in Linux and how to dual-boot operating systems, it is highly recommended that you read guide to disks and disk partitions in Linux and tips for dual-booting Windows and Linux before continuing with the rest of this tutorial.
Now that we have a pretty good idea of what we need to accomplish, time to get it done. To start, boot the computer from the Linux Mint 13 DVD installation image that you made. Linux Mint 13 DVD is a Live DVD and by default, will boot into a Live desktop environment. Click on the installer's icon on the desktop to start the installation process. When the installer starts, click through the first steps until you get to the one shown below. You definitely do not want to select the second option. Like the second option, selecting the first option will lead to an automatic partitioning of the free space needed to install Linux Mint 13.
Selecting the first option will actually bring you to this step, where you can see how the installer will resize the main Windows 7 partition (the C drive). The problem with selecting the first option, is that GRUB will be installed in the MBR of the hard drive, where it will overwrite Windows 7's boot files. Since this is not what we want to do, the only option left, is the last option (Something else). So, if you are at this step, click the Back button.
Selecting Something else and clicking Continue will bring you to the Advanced Partitioning Tool. "Advanced" does not mean that the tool is really advanced, it just means that it is for people who know how to partition disks in Linux. If you read and understood the material discussed in guide to disks and disk partitions in Linux, consider yourself an advanced user.
The main window of Advanced Partitioning Tool is shown below. By default, the partitions listed at this step – sda1 and sda2, are the two Windows 7 partition that we saw on the first image on this page. In Windows' parlance, sda2 is the C drive, while sda1 is the System Reserved partition.
The task here is to resize sda2, freeing up enough space that will be used to create the partitions for installing Linux Mint 13. To begin, select sda2 and click Change.
This is the resize window, also known as the Edit Partition window. The sda2 on the computer used for this tutorial has about 320 GB of disk space. How much of that disk space we can free up depends, of course, on what is available. This is where you have to be very careful.
The system used for this tutorial was a recent installation, so Windows 7 has only used about 7 GB. With that, I decided to allocate 100 GB to Windows. That amount is what should be shown in the New partition size field. And that is all you need to do here. Click OK.
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Thanks!!! Great Tutorial. Now i have windows 7 in dual mode with Linux Mint 14 (Nadia) cinnamon 64-bit installed on my laptop.
Great tutorial, thanks!
Thank you, my friend.
Working. Mint 10 & win7
I edited the sda2 partition, and instead of it being called free space its designated as "unusable"
What happened?
I'm not used to doing this kind of stuff D;
Thanks, I found this to be a very helpful tutorial. My Eeepc netbook is now dual-booted with Mint 14 Cinnamon. It did need some partition tweaking to start with as the netbook as is already had 4 primary partitions, but I used a partition manager to sort that out.
Also, I have 2 other primary partitions, but I don't know what those are…
I'm completely lost..
Just wanted to say Thank you! Everything went smoothly without a hitch! Now running Linux Mint 14 MATE [Nadia] & Windows 7 Pro dual boot
Excellent tutorial and advice!
Regards Vinod
Good or bad??? Thanks for the tutorial. It helped a novice like me to install Linux Mint 14 on my own without any hitch. But I didn't really needed the last step of adding Linux to the boot menu. Seems like this is a new change in Linux Mint 14! Anyways, I installed BCD and repeated the step which let no change in the boot menu. The boot menu now looks more like Linux Mint then Dos as it was earlier.
Thanks for the nice tutorial LinuxBSDos!
One last question, I want to retain the Windows Installation that I have.
Would it be better for Boot to primary partition?
Would this in any way affect my Windows system from booting up if I was to use Logical instead?
Then I should be able to use EasyBCD to set my Windows as the default OS while Mint is secondary.
Hello There,
I found your website very interesting.
I have a 50Gb partition along with 8 Gb Ram on my Windows 7 machine
I would like to partition it and install Mint 14 on it as a dual boot system.
Would like some advise on the space required for each of the partitions like boot and root
Appreciate your response on this matter.
I tried your tutorial word by word. However every time I select Linux Mint from the Windows boot menu it wont boot into linux mint. It just says something about Grub and ask to press TAB for command list. I have to reboot by typing in reboot. Please let me know if I am doing something wrong. I have selected the relevant partitions for boot.
Thank you very much. These instructions worked!!!!
windows 7/Linux Mint 14
Easybcd doen't work with XP
Nice… Excellent tutorial. Thanks for shared it! very useful
successfully installed Linux Mint 13 MATE with this tutorial.
thanks a lot!!!
thank you very much mate
it worked great


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|I am a full-time member of the Scottsdale School Board and trained as a physician.
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|I was director of the Department of Emergency Medicine at the Providence Medical Center in Portland, Ore. from 1994 to 1996. I was a practicing physician from 1988 to 1996. When my family moved back to Arizona in 1996, my wife, Sarah Snell concentrated on her medical practice and I was able to dedicate myself to raising our children, focusing on education issues.
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I am running for a second term to help the district continue its upward path. We have made progress but there is still work to be done. I have goals that have not been fully met in the areas of student achievement, communications and facilities usage.
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|B) Finalizing a long-term school facilities plan. The district has been working on a plan to present to the board. I am prepared to vote on a plan that will give every child in our district a quality educational environment and move dollars back into the classroom to pay teachers and reduce class size.
|C) Increasing academic achievement and teacher pay while reducing class size. The lack of adequate funding from the state will continue to undermine our ability to provide the quality education that the citizens of the Scottsdale School District deserve for their children. To overcome that challenge I am also running for State Representative in District 11 to advocate for our children at the State House and ensure we make smart investments in education.
|What spending issues in your district's budget do you challenge and what would you do instead?
|During the past four years I have worked to improve the efficiency of the district. I voted to hire an internal auditor and in-house legal council; change our accounting, budgeting and employee management systems; and cut administrative costs. There are still efficiencies to be gained now that we have an adequate infrastructure in place. I will work to move the district to paperless systems, cut unnecessary positions, and continue to reduce our utilities usage.
|While school districts cannot advocate an override, what can be done to help market an override for districts that have had recent defeats?
|The Scottsdale School District was successful in passing both an M&O override and a Capital override last November. It is essential to explain the facts to the public within the limits of the law so that parents, teachers, administrators and the community at large understand the importance of the override. But more than marketing is needed. An override should be driven by the community. All stakeholders need to be involved in the development of the override. The connection between strong schools and strong communities needs to be made. If these preliminary steps are not taken, no amount of marketing will sell an override.
|What effect has the emphasis placed on high results on the AIMS test had on your district, schools and personnel? Do you think it should be a high school graduation requirement?
|Accountability has improved the performance of the schools and students in our district. We must have a standard measurement for our students as they move through the educational system, but AIMS was broken when it started. Attempts to revise AIMS have not resolved the fundamental flaw, so it remains broken to this day.
|What role should schools play in issues such as sex education and preventing alcohol/drug abuse and teen suicide?
|Schools should take an active roll in educating our children in topics that pose a real risk to their health and well being. As an emergency physician I have seen first hand the adverse effects that drugs and alcohol can have on children and on their ability to learn.
|Should more schools in your district consider requiring uniforms or more standardized dress? Why or why not?
|I have voted to support a uniform dress code at certain schools in the Scottsdale School District if the parent/teacher community has demonstrated support for a dress code on their campus.
|What should your district do if anything to compete with charter schools, private schools and neighboring school districts? What should your district do to boost student enrollment?
|We compete head to head with every school in our area. We do that by providing a high-quality, well-rounded education to all the students in our district. Having excelling schools with academically rigorous programs has boosted our student enrollment. I have voted to increase the number of specialty programs at the elementary, middle and high school level. Examples of these programs include the Spanish language program at Pueblo, Project C.O.R.E. at Coronado, the self-contained gifted programs at Zuni and Pima, and the International Baccalaureate program at Desert Mountain.
|Are there any particular programs or programs in the curriculum that you'd like to see changed? Please explain.
|I have voted to eliminate programs that have been deemed unsuccessful. My goal is to expand the successful programs such as our elementary reading programs and our middle school and high school specialty programs.
|Are you satisfied with the performance of the superintendent and overall district leadership?
|Yes, unfortunately our superintendent, Dr. Baracy is retiring. We are in the process of conducting a national search to find his replacement.
|Are you satisfied with the technology available to teachers and students in the district? If so, explain. If not, what specific technology would you support?
|At the present time I am not satisfied with the overall level of technology available to our students and teachers. That will change. Last year I voted to place a capital override on the ballot that passed successfully. We will begin to fully implement our district-wide technology plan this year with funding from this override. It will begin to upgrade our classrooms so that we can teach our students the skills that they will need to be successful in the 21st century.
|How do you feel about year-round schools?
|Year round schools have been shown to improve student retention of information. The trade off lies in the fact that having school during the summer months increases the cost of utilities. To cover the increased cost, dollars that are presently spent in the classroom would need to be spent on higher utility bills.
|Do you feel your district sufficiently communicates with parents and the community? If not, how would you improve that communication? How can you get the community more involved in schools?
|During my term communication with the community has improved. There is still plenty of room for improvement. We now have a functioning Web site (SUSD.org), grades online, and SUSD Community Connection (sign up by going to the web site and clicking on the news tab and then e-newsletters). We need to place a greater focus on communicating directly with parents electronically about their kids and involving the community by inviting them onto our campuses.
|If redistricting is an issue for your school district on the November ballot, what do you think about the issue? Are you in favor or opposed? Why?
|It is not an issue for our district.
|With the closing of the Thomas J. Pappas Schools for the homeless this year, how should districts serve the influx of these students?
|The way we serve all of our students, by giving them the services they require to meet their special needs.
|What changes if any do you think should be made to the No Child Left Behind Act? How has NCLB affected your school district?
|The act was an initial attempt to bring accountability to education. I support accountability. It has forced the education system nationally to look at each individual child�s performance and ensure that they are making progress. Our district has embraced accountability and met the mandates. Unfortunately the federal government has never fully appropriated the funding that was promised when the act was passed and has been reluctant to make changes to improve the act. This has forced the district to use its limited resources to meet mandates that in many cases are not improving student achievement.
|How long have you lived in the district?
|I attended Cocopah and graduated from Chaparral. My wife, Sarah Snell, Hopi and Arcadia graduate, and I moved back to the district 12 years ago.
|Do you have children in the district? If so, what schools do they attend and what grades?
|I have two children who attend school in the Scottsdale School District. I was an Arcadia Neighborhood Learning Center parent for nine years and now my son is a 7th grader at Cocopah Middle School and my daughter is a freshman at Desert Mountain High School
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Sandusky police are looking for a man wanted for arson in a Fourth Street fire that killed four pets.
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Kampala — It might have rained the entire day and night, but that did not stop thousands of revelers from flocking the cricket oval to watch Jamaican singer Sean Paul.
By 6:00pm, jam on Jinja Road had cars moving bumper to bumper, all heading for the Cricket Oval.
By 9:30pm, it was a full house, both at the 'general happiness" section and the VIP section.
Curtain raisers included Peter Miles, Navio, Mith, JB, Toniks, Brenda of HB Toxic, Radio and Weasel, Young Mulo and Jose Chameleone among others.
They performed until 10:25pm, when Sean Paul got on stage. With two female dancers, his DJ and a band, the Gat to luv you singer gave his all; dance and music, until midnight.
The crowd kept singing, waving and dancing along, even when the weather was getting colder and colder. He performed up to midnight, doing a mixture of new and old songs such as Dutty, Still in Love, Gat to luv you and Temperature among others.
Sean Paul said: "People in the world have dreams. Ever since I was here in 2004, I have been dreaming of coming back to perform in Kampala. Performing in Uganda for the second time is a dream come true for me."
At the end of the night, fans left contented as they had really got value for the sh25,000 that each of them parted with to be part of the show. The concert was sponsored by Club Pilsner and Talent Africa.


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BEIRUT: Economy and Trade Minister Nicolas Nahhas said Friday the issue of the salary scale for state employees should not be taken lightly, stressing that the main priority should be to keep a balance in the state's budget. "Everybody should understand the importance of this [salary scale] issue. The salary increases should be within the means of the state," the minister told Voice of Lebanon. He suggested that bowing completely to the demands of the unions and associations would cause a heavy burden on the treasury. Nahhas rejected proposals to offer students statements testifying that they completed the school year instead of certificates due to the strike of public school teachers who refuse to correct the official exams. He supported the demands of Electricite du Liban's part-time employees for full-time employment but stressed that the firm could only accommodate a certain number of staff.
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Outdoors report: April 26
Bink Grimes | April 25, 2014 | Updated: April 26, 2014 1:42am
Guide Mike Cacciotti reported good action at the jetties. Spanish mackerel are beginning to show. Water temps were in the mid-70s.
Trout to 30 inches were caught while drifting over scattered shell. Guide Lee Warmke reported solid catches of trout and redfish.
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Guide Simon Cosper said the white bass and striper bite is in full swing on the main lake with easy limits coming on humps in 15-20 feet of water on 1-ounce white slabs. The catfish bite is good on the bulkheads.
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Crockett Family Resort reported steady bass in the 4- to 6-pound class on white spinnerbaits and watermelon Whacky Worms. Catfish good on stinkbaits around the piers.


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"The Human Touch: Human Expression and Experience." Who are we? How are we alike? What sense can we make of our differences? Join Memorial Art Gallery staff and an area poet to explore the many ways art reflects the world in which we live.
This program is offered in conjunction with the exhibition The Human Touch: Selections from the RBC Wealth Management Art Collection. Participants will create a self-portrait in words and images.
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By Air Force Master Sgt. Chuck MarshNorth American Aerospace Defense Command
PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo., Dec. 27, 2013 On Dec. 24 at about 3 a.m. Mountain time, the more than 2,000-square foot Leadership Development Center building at Peterson Air Force Base, Colo., transformed into the official NORAD Tracks Santa Operations Center. Soon after, the first wave of the expected 1,200 volunteers -- many with children or significant others in tow -- began arriving for their shifts.
When NORAD Tracks Santa, it's an event that begins at the top of the leadership chain with Army Gen. Charles H. Jacoby Jr., commander of the North American Aerospace Defense Command and U.S. Northern Command, who this year has his son, Army 2nd Lt. Charles Jacoby III, an infantry officer, visiting for the holidays.
"Having CJ here with me is great because I have so much fun with this. It reenergizes me," General Jacoby said. "Christmas is a family holiday and to be able to spend this time with my NORAD family and my son is just a terrific experience."
Lieutenant Jacoby, on holiday break from an infantry leadership course at Ft. Benning, Ga., said he was glad to be home for the holidays and to be able to talk with children and parents from around the world. After taking a few phone calls, the father-son team donned wireless microphones and conducted television interviews with several media outlets.
"This has been an awesome experience so far," Lieutenant Jacoby said. "This is dad's favorite time of the year and it's great to see him so excited about this. If I get the chance again to volunteer to do this, I definitely will and I will surely promote this program to my soldiers and peers when I get back to Georgia."
The Jacobys aren't the only family team to take to the phones answering questions about Santa's location, speed and number of presents delivered.
The mother-daughter team of Susan and Cara Alexander arrived at their stations at 4 a.m. with headphones on and ready to go. Susan, whose husband is a retired Marine working as a contractor at Schriever Air Force Base, Colo., has been volunteering to track Santa for the past eight years -- more than half the life of her daughter Cara, who was working her inaugural shift.
"I heard about this program from a friend at church about eight years ago," said the mom of four, "so I had my husband research it for me and I volunteered and was immediately hooked.
"I just love it," she said. "It's exciting to have children and parents call in from so many other countries and to hear how excited they get when we give them the details about Santa – it's is an indescribable feeling."
That feeling is mutual for daughter Cara, who, in only her first hour of what was to be a two-hour shift, had already answered a pair of calls from children in Japan.
"This is really fun," she said, "It's neat to hear all the other kids calling in from other countries and to see my mom so excited."
After eight years, Susan said she's been asked about every question you can get, to include if she was Santa or just an elf and how exactly NORAD tracks Rudolph's nose. Her favorite call though was from a young boy in India who called in just as Santa had completed one pass through his country, she said.
"He called and asked where Santa was," she said, "and when I told him that he had already passed through India once but was coming back he screamed into the phone, 'Oh no, I better get to bed!' and slammed the phone down."
While this is their first time tracking, Army Sgt. 1st Class James Wills and his wife Wanda have already been hooked and are planning on volunteering again in 2014.
"We moved here in July," said Sergeant Wills, who works at NORAD and NORTHCOM. "I heard about this program from one of my troops and pitched the idea to my wife. She agreed, and we've been here having a blast. This has been a great experience and has been cool to give back to the community, but even better having my spouse here with me."
Wanda said the experience has been interesting so far and cited one call that stood out to her.
"I had a 5-year-old boy call me and ask if Santa got his list," she said. "He thought he was on the naughty list and that Santa was going to pass him. I explained to him where Santa was in the world and that he has already delivered millions of presents and that he needed to get to sleep so Santa could come. He seemed to cheer up and that just made me feel great -- to hear the kid's reactions."
The excitement didn't stop with the children on the phone lines, volunteers and leaders alike answered each call or email with a smile and a warm, "Merry Christmas."
"It's a great story," said General Jacoby. "Every year we pull for Rudolph to guide Santa around the world and every year he pulls through. We make sure the 'big red guy,' as we like to call him, is safe and secure and able to spread his message of peace and joy across the world."
Related Sites:NORAD Tracks Santa U.S. Northern CommandNorth American Aerospace Defense Command
Related Articles:NORAD Tracks Santa Program Breaks Record First Lady Answers Children's Queries on Santa's Location New York Guard Troops to Help Track Santa NORAD to Track Santa's Global Journey


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About a year ago she designed Keitaro Harada's business cards followed by his very pleased mother who insisted on having a design from Julia. And about six months ago, I got to work with Julia on my business cards and I honestly couldn't be happier. She has a great eye and comes up with creative sketches. Another plus is that she is so easy to work with. She was completely open to any changes I wanted to make, so the end product is exactly what I imagined.
If you are interested in her work, please take a look at her current website or take a peek at her future website.
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The composition you hear in the background is "A Winter Rhapsody" by David H. Johnson.
I had the wonderful opportunity to collaborate with David and pianist, Kathryn Christensen to premiere this work in Tucson.
The World Premiere performance of "A Winter Rhapsody" was presented on April 2, 2011 at Holsclaw Hall in my solo recital "A Benefit Concert to aid the Japan Disaster Relief".
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On June 2, 2014, we and ONEOK Partners, L.P. (ONEOK Partners) announced we will present at the Wells Fargo "Kick the Tires" Fixed-Income Conference on Tuesday, June 3, 2014, in Houston, Texas. A copy of the news release is attached as Exhibit 99.1 and is incorporated herein by reference.
The materials utilized at the conference were made available on the ONEOK and ONEOK Partners websites, www.oneok.com and www.oneokpartners.com, that morning, beginning at 8 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time (7 a.m. Central Daylight Time).
The information disclosed in this Item 7.01, including Exhibit 99.1 hereto, is being furnished and shall not be deemed "filed" for purposes of Section 18 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended (the Exchange Act), or otherwise subject to the liabilities under that section, nor shall it be deemed incorporated by reference in any filing under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, or the Exchange Act except as expressly set forth by specific reference in such filing.
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