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Long Story Short
Tomboy, unable to transform into snooty duchess, finds true love anyway.
Who's Who?
Marie was adopted by a regiment when they found her on a battlefield as an infant; thus she has 1,500 fathers and no mother. At the beginning of the opera she's a teenage "vivandière" or camp girl.
Sulpice is a gruff old sergeant in Napoleon's 21st Grenadiers.
The Marquise of Birkenfeld, a rich spinster, knows a secret about Marie's past.
Hortensius is the cowardly servant of the Marquise.
Tonio, a young Tyrolean peasant, saved Marie's life when she slipped while mountain-climbing. He immediately became smitten.
The Duchess of Krackentorp is a haughty grand dame lioness with an eligible bachelor son, somewhere offstage.
Where and When?
In Tyrol, a region in the Alps, in the early nineteenth century. Seattle Opera's 2013 production is set in the 1940s.
What's Going On?
Sergeant Sulpice, the big cheese in a regiment of French soldiers just about to pull out of Tyrol, is a little worried about Marie, the daughter of the regiment. She's been spotted several times now, talking to a handsome young local. But, by regimental decree as well as her own vow, Marie can only marry a soldier from the regiment. So when her sweetheart Tonio is captured by the regiment as an enemy spy, he enlists in order to be eligible to marry his beloved. It's the happiest day of his life, he sings, when he becomes both soldier and affianced. But his happiness is short-lived. Encountering the regiment, the Marquise of Birkenfeld, a local aristocrat, recognizes in Marie a child long missing from her wealthy family. She whisks Marie off to be made into a lady, leaving the regiment forlorn and Tonio devastated.
Some months later, the Marquise is trying to arrange a marriage between Marie and the young Duke of Krackentorp. Her efforts to transform Marie into a dazzling society debutante, however, have failed to take; Marie prefers singing her old regimental ditties to the latest popular Romantic songs. Tonio, meanwhile, has worked his way up in the regiment to lieutenant's rank; he has also been doing some snooping and has determined that the Marquise's story about Marie's birth is untrue. On the night of Marie's arranged wedding he bursts into the Birkenfeld chateau, accompanied by the regiment, and confronts the Marquise. The secret of Marie's origin is revealed, society snobbery is foiled, true love wins out, and everybody salutes the French flag!
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22 Sep - A quick job comes up
Date:Ā Sunday 22 SeptemberĀ 2002.
Position @ 1200 (UTC): 57° 08'N 002° 04'W
Wind:Ā Northerly, Force 4
Barometric pressure:Ā 1024.2 mb
Sea state: N/A
Air temperature:Ā 14.0°C.
Sea temperature: 13.6°C.
Weather: Cloudy, fine and clear.
The Ernest Shackleton is alongside Duthies Quay, Aberdeen.
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There had been talk last weekend of a short 'job' coming up, but by Monday afternoon it was thought to have been postponed. Then, on Tuesday morning, orders were received to mobilise at 1100, sailing later in the day, to conduct a seismic survey.
The mobilisation proved to be swift, with two small containers and four banks of nitrogen gas bottles arriving shortly after 1100, and all being secured on deck by early afternoon the vessel departed Aberdeen once again at about 1600.
The job was to set of a series of seismic 'bangs' in the vicinity of the drilling rig Ocean Princess, and then the data would be used to help in the direction of the drilling for the well. Once on station communications were set up with the rig and once all was in place all the firings were made by a radio link to the ship. The seismic signals were picked up on the rig, via a receiver placed at the end of the drill string.
The job did prove to be fairly short, being completed early on Thursday evening and then the Ernest Shackleton made full speed for Aberdeen once again, arriving in the early hours of Friday morning. Demobilisation was complete by 0600 on Friday, and then with little sight of further work in the remaining 48 hours of our charter period, preparations were made for getting the ship ready for the forthcoming refit period in Portsmouth.
By Sunday lunchtime the vessel was ready for sea once again, and the intention was to depart Aberdeen for the last time this year and steam south to Portsmouth.
Forthcoming events: Refit at Portsmouth. The refit is due to last until about the 21 October 2002 and I will try and write further updates during this period, along with some pictures of the vessel out of the water in the dry-dock.
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Youth team sports is an industry that has proven to grow even in times of financial hardship. According to data collected from research and reports conducted by the Sports and Fitness Industry Association (SFIA), in 2009, sharp declines in sales in all sports sectors occurred, except team sports – and team sports dealers (retailers that specialize in serving organized sports groups such as high schools and leagues) performed better in the recession than main-line sporting goods stores; team uniform sales also grew in 2008, generating wholesale shipments of about $1.2 billion.(1) The Sports Facilities Advisory (SFA), leading resource for the planning and management of community and amateur sports complexes and recreation centers, says the trend has continued in subsequent years as youth and amateur sports and sports tourism have boomed – resulting in sport specialization by youth and leading to increased spending levels across several industries.
53.1% of Generation Z (2000+) participates in a team sport, a number which eclipses that of earlier generations and represents a steadily increasing trend in both participation and spending:
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SFA Executive Vice President and Principal, Eric Sullivan, attributes the growth of spending on team sports to parents desire to provide much needed structure to kids. Sullivan says parents know that their kids are better off joining teams for soccer, baseball, basketball, lacrosse and other sports than kids who do not pursue organized interests. The trend, added Sullivan, is likely fueled by numerous factors, such as parents' desire to see their children succeed and the fear that their kids will otherwise get involved in unhealthy activity. But because most club teams are unaffiliated with schools – instead, they're organized through local programs – they are funded by fees charged to parents and a slow, but steady increase in corporate sponsors. "Still, added Sullivan, "parents foot the majority of the bill for several spending categories, including:
In addition, that spending extends itself across several other industries through purchases such as the nutritional supplement and hydration beverages industries, lodging and travel for tournaments, and large hospitals systems with orthopedic services. More to the story, added SFA COO Jason Clement, is the massive investment capital spent on complexes in response to that youth sports trend.
"Billions of dollars are being spent annually in the bond markets and on Wall Street – to date, SFA has worked on a portfolio totaling more than $4 billion in planned and operational assets and the trends continue with up to $1 billion in new facility concepts calling into SFA's corporate offices every week," said Clement.
Kevin Smith, Chairman of the Board of the National Association of Sports Commissions (NASC), commented on the apparent explosion of the industry, which he says shows no signs of slowing down:
"Currently, there is a steady spending shift occurring in youth and amateur sports throughout the nation – despite being in an economic recovery period, the youth sports travel industry has thrived in recent years," said Smith.
While the true financial reach of youth and amateur sports is nearly impossible to predict in terms of investment dollars and economic impact, SFA officials maintain that the industry will continue to be developed in virtually every suburban and urban community, and as a result, there will likely be an increase in the number of collaborations between sports facilities and healthcare providers, retailers, tourism businesses and technology, further professionalizing the industry and leading to new business models where retailers and healthcare providers bring massive amounts of capital to the youth and amateur sports industries.
For more information about the Sports Facilities Advisory and its suite of planning-funding-opening-management services, visit http://www.sportadvisory.com/home.html.
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The Sports Facilities Advisory (SFA) is the leading resource in sports facility planning and management. The Sports Facilities Advisory has helped to plan, fund, open and manage dozens of multimillion-dollar sports complexes in communities throughout the USA and internationally since its founding in 2003. The company serves public and private clients. Its services fall into four main categories: plan, fund, open and manage, which encompass every phase from early stage feasibility studies to preparing financing documents, overseeing development and opening and full-time management services. SFA's success depends upon its mission to dramatically improve communities through the opening or optimization of sports and recreation centers. For more information, visit http://www.sportadvisory.com/home.html.
1.The Sports Facilities Advisory. "Youth and Amateur Sports: Spending Trends." November 2013, pdf.


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The MDC is sad to announce that Hon. Seiso Moyo, the MDC secretary for Elections, Nketa MP and Deputy Minister for Agriculture has died. Minister Moyo died at the Avenues Clinic in Harare today. He was 56.
Hon Moyo is a founder member of the MDC and has held several positions in the party including being the provincial representative for Matabeleland South. Minister Moyo is a former board member of several non-governmental organisations (NGOs) including Africa Rehabilitation Institute and the Council for the Blind.
He is survived by his wife Sinini and 5 children.
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As of Saturday, September 15, 2012
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Gwinnett's leaders in Washington were shocked and saddened by the attacks at U.S. consulates in the Middle East.
"I want to express my deepest sympathies to the families of those who were killed serving our country in Libya. These Americans risked their lives to serve the interests of our country and assist the people of Libya," said U.S. Sen. Saxby Chambliss, the Georgia man who serves as the vice chairman of the U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence. "I am outraged by these attacks and concerned about reports that they were not spontaneous, but rather planned terrorist attacks on our country. As violence spreads and threatens our citizens throughout the Middle East, we need to get to the bottom of how the attacks originated and who is responsible.
Chambliss's colleague, Sen. Johnny Isakson, condemned the Libyan attack, which resulted in the death of U.S. Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens and three other Americans.
"Ambassador Stevens represented his country proudly and worked tirelessly so that Libyans may one day realize the freedoms and liberties that we enjoy and cherish as Americans," Isakson said. "This tragedy should remind us all of the service of American civilians who work every day to advance the principles of the United States throughout the world. My thoughts and prayers are with the families who are affected by this terrible tragedy."
U.S. Rep. Rob Woodall, whose district encompasses much of Gwinnett, had sentiments that echoed the reaction to the Sept. 11 attacks 11 years ago.
"This week, America came under attack," Woodall said of the slaying, which occurred on the anniversary.
"This act of evil is a tragic reminder that we must remain vigilant about protecting Americans serving our nation overseas in consulates and embassies, the latter of which represent sovereign territory of the United States of America," Woodall said. "This week I joined my colleagues in sending a letter to Secretaries Clinton and Panetta calling on them to enhance the protection of our embassies throughout the Middle East and asking them to report back to Congress the specific steps that they are taking. America must stand strong in the face of violence and terror. I have always been and continue to be fully committed to providing the resources required."
"May God be with each of the families affected by this attack and with our servicemen and women in Afghanistan and around the world."
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NewsReader 2 years, 9 months ago
Spare us the political rhetoric Chambliss. While the US is too busy hobnobbing and entertaining on our global apology tour, our people get killed. And then you go after some moron that created a film intended to provoke a response. LOL, I would say he was quite successful at it too.
When are the American people simply going to tire of this crap? I mean seriously, these radical lunatics get their panties in a knot, and they go off killing people - innocent people. For every single instance of violence, I want the USA to deliver a proportional response ten fold. I want this President of ours to act like a President and be a leader for once in his miserable career instead of a community organizer. Spare me the "...he got Bin Laden..." crap.
Let's identify what the responsibility of Government is and stop being a Nanny to all these poor pitiful crybabies that want everybody else to take care of them, yet will do little to take care of themselves. Number one on that list would be protect the people and the sovereignty of the United States. Enforce the laws of the land instead of creating new ones you won't uphold any better than the previous ones you've passed. And stop apologizing and bowing to other nations. The American people better wake up to the bill of goods being sold to them by this President and our House and Senate. It doesn't even rank up there as used car status.
Cleanupguy 2 years, 9 months ago
Pray tell, how might we pay for your plan to become the world police?
dentaldawg83 2 years, 9 months ago
blowhard politicians...
teelee 2 years, 9 months ago
Isakson lost me when he supported Obama's effort to chop our nuclear arsenal down to a dangerous level in my opinion, as the rest of the world is going nuclear. Isakson and Chambliss both need to go, and hopefully they will be replaced with a couple of Rob Woodall Conservative types. Obama's dream of a nuclear free world is unrealistic and dangerous to this country. Remember numbers win wars, and what if our enemies develop a secret missile defense system. The middle east only understands force, there is no reasoning with these people.
roaads1 2 years, 9 months ago
Rob Woodall voted for the NDAA bill. Detaining American citizens without due process is a way for the government to "get around' the constitution. They said it was for our own protection and only for terrorist. So far twelve people have been whisked away using this law. Every one of them either in the military or just out of the military. Their crime....speaking out against the government. Mostly Obama. Is this really the kind of leadership we want?
Cleanupguy 2 years, 9 months ago
Ummmm - and how many tens of thousands did Mr. Bush - oh, never mind.
R 2 years, 9 months ago
Why should they take us seriously ANYWHERE around the world?
We don't even take our own BORDERS seriously, why would we respond to an EMBASSY attack? They treat our soil in Egypt just like we allow here - NO respect.
Quite frankly, we will probably pass out work permits at the gates and call that "justice served" ...
Cleanupguy 2 years, 9 months ago
I'm betting that the two of the twenty five former top terrorists (23 of them having been killed) think that a pretty good job has been done. Many of the recent attacks were obviously carefully timed, and it seems to the intelligence community that a Presidential preference of the surviving terrorists might be showing. Probably best to just ignore that, though.
kevin 2 years, 9 months ago
All these leaders spoke the morning after after they went to bed that night. Better remind folks that if they are planning on buying any more guns, they better do it before Dec and do it without you name being on any piece of paper. Obama has already sworn that he is going to knock on your door if you don't file a return and pay a tax for each gun you own.
Cleanupguy 2 years, 9 months ago
Really? Can you show me a quote on that?
rco1847 2 years, 8 months ago
There's not a Republican in Georgia I'd vote for. Governor EZ Pass is a total waste.
rco1847 2 years, 8 months ago
Kevin - sho proof or shut up.
Romney got his initial National Security Briefing and then immediately flew to China to talk with his consorts there. China is our future enemy. We already keep them under constant watch - especially their navy. Romney is dupped into thinking that China is he friend and the dope will sell us out to them.
rco1847 2 years, 8 months ago
Camie - Gwinnett has no leaders in Washington.


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Reflections: Old memories of comfort
December 21, 2011 at 6:18 am in DL-Online
Anyone ever have those little moments in time that stick in your mind, or that you can fall back on when times get tough?
I had a friend tell me about how when he was little, his mom would bring him and his little brother down to the river, and they would fish all day long. Then when the sun started to set, she would call them in, and they would both lay their heads in her lap and she would sing their favorite song. Continue Reading


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Eugene H. Moyer, 87, of 8350 Naab Road, Indianapolis, Ind., died Saturday in Americana North Nursing Home, Indianapolis. He was the husband of the late Helen (Fowler) Moyer.
He was a chiropractor in Indianapolis for 40 years before retiring.
Born in Emmaus, he was a son of the late Charles A. and Maria (Schantz) Moyer.
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And the C5 is a real eye-full, too...when it's going slow enough to get a good look. An RK Sport high-rise hood lets the motor breath a little easier, while a carefully crafted C5-R-style rear wing helps to keep the rear end planted at speed. After Rich finished with the bodywork, Corvette Connection's Jason Hunyadi sprayed the Vette in white and Passion Purple Pearl from House of Kolors. It also wears black graphics and yellow pinstriping, guaranteeing that the Corvette does not get lost in a crowd. To further the ensemble, the cockpit is finished with matching, custom-colored leather, and Simpson five-point harnesses, as well as many other purposeful goodies.
As a high-altitude testbed for Rich's research and development, this C5 guinea pig is halfway to Heaven with a return ticket-and it is taking its pilot along for the ride. Indeed, that much power is almost existential, and it is certainly a contender for the "Baddest Vette in Town" title! But the show is far from over. Rich will continue to experiment and play, the Vette will keep getting faster, the trophies and awards will continue to pile up.
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One For All SmartControl universal remote announced
One For All has launched "SmartControl" with the unlikely claim it's the first universal remote to work with "all the latest digital equipment such as HDTV, DVB-T, iPod docks, Blu-ray, PlayStation 2, Xbox 360, Full HD LCDs, home cinema systems and MP3 players".
The SmartControl tech allows users to control multiple devices without the need to switch between device modes or original remotes.
"Press 'Watch Movie' for example", says One For All, "and you can control the volume on your TV, as well as the movie functions of your DVD player and amplifier at the same time". There's also a "Listen to Music" option.
Boasting a three button set-up process for all the most popular brands, the remote can learn any function from the original remote.
The One For All SmartControl universal remote runs on four AAA batteries (not included) and is available now from Argos and Comet, priced at £24.99.


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Hey guys I'm getting ready to present the idea of building a pizza oven to my wife and though I'm convinced its a great idea I'm sure her question will be how much?
So assuming I buy the pompeii90 kit for 1,050 plus 500 for shipping to the NW, I'm at 1,550 already. My question is for those who have already finished their ovens. How much did you spend on materials not included in the kit? I'm looking for a ballpark estimate on my total end of day cost on the entire project.
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Sky the limit........ I told my wife I do the whole thing for $1500 max. With the $1200 budget long gone…….. I blamed the cost overruns on tools. ....Once you have broken ground and committed, she will just want that first pizza......... Then break the news to her the final cost of $2500 (I'm shooting for) .......insulation is expensive and depending how elaborate your enclosure you could run well into 5000 to 6000 Grand........just tell her it would be upwards to $12,000 to have a contractor do it. Then tell her how much you are saving her.......the same sociology she uses when she goes shopping........:D
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Haha I like that how much she is saving angle. Wow though, 5-6 grand?!? Doesn't the kit include most of the insulating material? I have all the construction tools for the most part, I'm just thinking ill need studs, cinder blocks, stucko or regular brick....eg. Am I far off?
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Any consideration of not using a kit and using the $500 shipping towards the build materials? If you scrounge and look around you can save quite a bit of cost. If you already have most the tools then you are that much farther ahead.
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The $500 shipping for the kit is not worth it. You can get everything local pretty easily. Save your money. You don't even need to scrounge much. Take a look in the sourcing thread in the NW forum. I am sure many of those resources will be applicable for Vancouver. Or, drive across the bridge and save yourself some sales tax!
That said, the dome construction is really just the start. The housing, finishes, flue - all cost as much or more than the dome construction (and probably take as much or more time!). I thought I could do this for a few thousand $, and if I look at my total receipts and back out what the kitchen area cost - I am probably in for $4000-4500. That's probably the high end of a budget. Dome covers are cheaper than housings, you don't need double wall stainless flues, and lots of stuff can be sourced used. I was impatient and wanted what I wanted. I had already spent many times more than that to get the site ready (retaining wall, patio) so I wasn't as sensitive to the budget as I might have been otherwise.
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Add about $500 max to finish my enclosure (stucco Hardie board steel studs and hardware).
I'm saving the wife thousands:rolleyes:. The 1200 Dollars for the kit, oven stand and enclosures not included:mad:. You might want to find the materials locally......
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deejayoh is speaking from experience I would trust his judgment before I'd trust mine.....Stainless flues are expensive.........I opting for a clay flue liner and will insulated with fiber blanket. I hope it will work out for me otherwise much budget will be going thru the roof in more ways than one………. LOL
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and I know there is a refractory place in Portland that sells CF board and blanket at good prices, because I almost drove down there to get it - but I can't remember the name.
wait - here it is - http://hightempinc.net/
Mail order is the best way to get the flue materials if you want stainless, unless you can find them on Craigslist or salvage shop
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Built mine from all local supplies and stopped counting around $5K.
Sitting around the WFO, drinking wine, baking pizzas with friends, kids and family.......priceless.
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Just finished mine, and I bought almost everything new. I gave myself a $1000 budget. Remember, my design is way outside normal specs, but this will give you an idea. Here's the break out:
Steel – used for stand, supports, shelf, and chimney – $380 delivered
Casters – 4 x 1000 lb rated – $40 delivered
Firebrick – 100 x $1.20 – $130 picked up
Mortar – Clay, Lime. Portland, Sand – passed down + $5 for extra sand
Insulation – INSBLOCK 19 - $200 picked up
Insulation – superwool – passed down
Cement Board - $22 picked up
Thin set and grout - $20 picked up
Glass Tiles – 25 - $125 picked up
Large Porcelain tiles – 8 - $20 picked up
Grinding and cutoff wheels - $10 picked up
Spray Paint – 3 cans black 2 cans high temp - $35 picked up
Total ~ $969
IMHO building the dome is just one of three critical parts. 1) stand & hearth 2) dome, and 3) enclosure + finishing. For most people, 1 & 2 seem to go a lot faster than 3.
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We never expected a live album from Deep Forest, the two French keyboardists (Eric Monquet and Michel Sanchez) whose stylishly peculiar music (ambient meets dance meets Pygmy vocalese) is a laboratory-like concoction of clever sampling, synthesizers, and studio savvy. Sanchez, in fact, confesses to stage fright. Yet here we find the two lads on a Tokyo stage in 1998, accompanied by four musicians and three singers, breathing life--at times, even fire--into their digitally spliced global village. It's a different sound for the group, and mostly an invigorating one. The real-time human element permeating Made in Japan infuses DF's carefully crafted atmospheres with an energizing vitality and sense of spontaneity. Any absence of studio sophistication in Deep Forest's live sound is compensated for by the music's celebratory mood and the concert's interactive, transcultural, communal environment. This serves to reinforce an ongoing subtext in Deep Forest's aesthetic--the desire to draw a musical thread through the mystical pursuits of far-flung cultures. Highlights: the beguiling grooves of "Bohemian Ballet," the mysterious propulsion of "Café Europa," and the groove-fueled choir that drives "Forest Power." --Terry Wood
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Two CFCC students design Mars rover as part of NASA Aerospace Scholars Program
by Sara Gurkin
Cape Fear Community College students Deb Hewitt and Robyn Howell recently returned from a highly anticipated trip to NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) in Huntsville, Alabama. Both Hewitt and Howell were among a select group of students chosen to participate in the National Community College Aerospace Scholars Program (NCAS) which lead to a visit to NASA from February 26 – March 1.
The NCAS program is an opportunity for community college students to learn more about what NASA does and how to develop a future in space exploration. These selected students explore the exciting possibilities of careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) by engaging in an online and hands-on NASA based team experiences.
Hewitt and Howell were two of the 40 community college students who qualified for the program nationwide. They were recognized by their innovative work by designing a Mars Rover Robotic Field Geologist Vehicle at CFCC. The objective of the Mars Rover project was to learn about ancient water and climate on Mars. As Aerospace Scholars, they were also required to complete a series of interactive web-based activities.
The MSFC is NASA's largest center for engineering and the development of launch vehicles, spacecraft and scientific instruments. During their time in Alabama, the CFCC students had the opportunity to meet NASA engineers, get a behind-the-scenes tour of NASA, and participate in an on-site team project. The challenge consisted of hypothetically competing for a contract with NASA, where the teams were responsible for representing a company that specialized in making robotic rovers.
The competition was divided into two phases – showcasing rover performance on a terrain course while picking up rocks and fixing problems to improve the rover after the performance. After all the demonstrations, the teams gave a final presentation to convince the judges for the hypothetical contract offer. While neither Howell nor Hewitt were on the winning team, they were happy with their team's performance, which was a fast-paced race against a tight deadline.
"We literally hit the ground running for 60 hours,†said Hewitt.
While Hewitt and Howell spent most of their time working on the team challenge, they also got to meet and listen to NASA engineers who have been working directly on future missions to Mars with new rockets. They also got to tour the Redstone Arsenal Base, where rockets are manufactured, astronauts are trained and space homes are made.
Howell attributes her success to the programs and professors at CFCC.
"Cape Fear Community College has helped me to be able to power through my own doubts and insecurities by encouraging me to not be afraid to excel,†she said. "My confidence has increased beyond what I believed was possible since attending Cape Fear, and the promise of success with meeting their requirements has played a big role in my preparation to complete the NCAS program.â€
Reflecting on her three days in Alabama, Howell gained a deeper appreciation for STEM studies. Now planning to pursue a bachelor's degree in geology, she has been inspired by the trip. "I now have a better idea of how working together with other fields in science brings us all one step closer to achieving what once was considered unimaginable. I also earned more respect for my geologic field,†she said.
Both Howell and Hewitt agree that their experience with NASA would not have been possible without the encouragement from CFCC instructor Phil Garwood, nicknamed "Dr. Rocks,†who encouraged them to apply.
As a returning student to CFCC after a 30-year absence from academia, Hewitt had her doubts about getting accepted to the NCAS program but was thrilled to hear the good news. "I have been a rock hound for many years and this sounded like an opportunity that would really be great. I was surprised that my application was accepted then overjoyed that I was one of the recipients for a slot in the actual program,†Hewitt said. "This was an experience that I would never have even attempted if not for the push from Mr. Garwood. It was not something even on my radar.â€
Howell also had hesitations about entering the program, but was reassured after receiving encouragement from Garwood.
"The genuine excitement and faith Mr. Garwood showed me that afternoon pushed me out of my doubt and reminded me that I can do this. The instructors at CFCC are the biggest reasons I felt prepared,†Howell said.
Cape Fear Community College is one of the only community colleges in the nation to that had four students accepted into the NCAS program and two who attended. Hewitt and Howell definitely have something to be proud of, and are thankful for the experience. Both CFCC students are back with their framed NCAS program certificates and show them off proudly. "This was a highlight of my scholastic career,†exclaimed Hewitt.


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was a Japanese statesman who played an important role in the Meiji Restoration, influencing opinions of the Imperial Court.
After Tairō Ii Naosuke was assassinated in 1860, Iwakura supported the Kobugattai Movement, an alliance of the Court and the Shogunate. The central policy of this alliance was the marriage of the Shogun Tokugawa Iemochi and Princess Kazu-no-Miya Chikako, the younger sister of the Emperor Kōmei. Samurai and nobles were supported the more radical Sonno joi policy saw Iwakura as a supporter of the Shogunate, and put pressure on the Court to expel him. As a result Iwakura left the Court and moved to Iwakura, north of Kyoto.
With Okubo Toshimichi and Saigō Takamori, on 3 January 1868, he engineered the seizure of the Kyoto Imperial Palace by forces loyal to Satsuma and Chōshū, thus initiating the Meiji Restoration.
After the establishment of the Meiji government, Iwakura played an important role due to the influence and trust he had with Emperor Meiji. He was largely responsible for the promulgation of the Five Charter Oath of 1868, and the subject abolition of the han system.
Soon after his appointment as Minister of the Right in 1871, he led the two-year around-the-world journey known as the Iwakura mission, visiting the United States and several countries in Europe with the purpose of renegotiating treaties and gathering information to help effect the modernization of Japan. On his return to Japan in 1873, he was just in time to prevent an invasion of Korea (Seikanron). Realizing that Japan was not in any position to challenge the western powers in its present state, he advocated strengthening the imperial institution, which he felt could be accomplished through a written constitution and a limited form of parliamentary democracy. He ordered Inoue Kowashi to begin work on a constitution in 1881, and ordered Ito Hirobumi to Europe to study various European systems.


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Guide to the Wesley family papers, 1726-1889 and undated
The brothers John Wesley (1703-1791) and Charles Wesley (1707-1788) were Church of England clergymen and two of the founders of Methodism; Sarah Wesley (1726-1822) and Sarah Wesley (1759-1828) were the wife and daughter of Charles Wesley.
The Wesley family papers span the years 1726-1889 and mainly comprise the correspondence of John and Charles Wesley, with single items from the wife and daughter of Charles, both named Sarah; there is also an inventory of John Wesley's library taken at the time of his death, 1791, and a photograph album, 1889, of English sites related to the Wesleys and the history of Methodism. Correspondence discusses John Wesley's life as a student at Lincoln College, the administration of Kingswood School, the brothers' mission to Georgia in the 1730s, and Methodism's eventual separation from the Church of England. Correspondents and people mentioned in the letters include the Countess of Huntingdon, George Whitefield, James Oglethorpe, Joseph Benson, and Samuel Bradburn.
Descriptive Summary
- Repository
- David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University
- Creator
- Wesley family.
- Title
- Wesley family papers 1726-1889 and undated
- Language of Material
- English
- Extent
- 3.0 Linear Feet, 46 Items
- Location
- For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Library's online catalog.
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Collection Overview
The Wesley family papers, 1726-1889 and undated, comprise correspondence, poems, sermons, affidavits, and other documents of the brothers John Wesley (1703-1791) and Charles Wesley (1707-1788), both Church of England clergymen and two of the founders of Methodism; of Sarah Wesley (1726-1822), wife of Charles; and of Sarah Wesley (1759-1828), daughter of Charles and Sarah.
John Wesley's letters discuss his life as a student at Lincoln College; the administration of Kingswood School, Bath; his conflict with the Countess of Huntingdon; his involvement with the funeral sermon for George Whitefield and Whitefield's estate; and various other topics including the appointment of ministers. Charles Wesley's letters discuss details of the Wesley brothers' experiences on their mission to Georgia, including their relationship with James Oglethorpe, and his regrets over the Methodists' separation from the Church of England. Correspondents and persons mentioned include Samuel Wesley (brother of John and Charles), Eliza Bennis, Joseph Benson, Samuel Bradburn, James Kenton, and Samuel Lloyd.
Other materials include an inventory of John Wesley's library at the time of his death; a signed affidavit concerning a major chapel of British Methodism, opened in Nottingham in 1783; a photograph album of places in England associated with the Wesley family and the history of Methodism; and some infant baptismal clothing (a christening gown) attributed to the Wesley family.
Original correspondence housed in Box 1 available by prior request only. Use copies are in Box 2.
Restrictions on Access & Use
A majority of collections are stored off site and must be requested at least 48 business hours in advance for retrieval. Contact Rubenstein Library staff before visiting. Read More »
Access Restrictions
Collection is open.
However, collection may contain materials to which the Acknowledgment of Legal Responsibilities and Privacy Rights form applies. Patrons must sign this form before using this collection.
In addition, most original manuscripts in the collection are restricted except for use under direct staff supervision. Patrons must use photocopies of originals.
All or portions of this collection may be housed off-site in Duke University's Library Service Center. Consequently, there may be a 24-hour delay in obtaining these materials.
Please contact Research Services staff before visiting the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library to use this collection.
Use Restrictions
The copyright interests in this collection have not been transferred to Duke University. For more information, consult the copyright section of the Regulations and Procedures of the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library.
Contents of the Collection
Arranged in chronological order in Box 1; except as indicated, all items are signed autograph letters. Use copies are in Box 2, together with provenance information for certain items. Miscellaneous other materials, mainly comprising printed materials and photocopies, are appended at the end of the series.
[ATTENTION: originals housed in Box 1 available by prior request only. Use copies are in Box 2.]
Encloses two poems, mentions receiving a note for twelve pounds from his father, gives his impression of the students at Lincoln, and reports three recent local happenings.
Instructs Lloyd in ways in which to improve depth and consistency of his spiritual commitment.
[Original missing; use copy available.]
Concerning rumors of misconduct among the students at Kingswood School, a Methodist public school in Bath.
[Original missing; no use copy available.]
Wesley states that after feeling for several years that it was his duty to do so, he told Lady Huntingdon that she thought herself of more importance than she was. She actively protested against the minutes of Wesley's conference that were published in 1770. He also writes about the large congregations at the Tabernacle and Tottenham Court Chapel, probably for his funeral sermon on George Whitefield. He also mentions the disposal of two houses and others where Whitefield had preached.
Provenance: see use copies in Box 2 for provenance.
Glued to the same sheet is a poem written on May 22, 1819. It concerns the receipt of a picture of Wesley on a piece of glass from the windows of his coach.
Description supplied by Frank Baker: "a very important [document] relating to one of the major chapels of British Methodism, built to seat 1000, opened by Wesley and Dr. Thomas Coke in 1783, and described by Wesley as 'one of the most elegant in England.' This replaced the original Octagon chapel in Nottingham. It became a centre of controversy after Wesley's death. The leader of the Methodist New Connexion dissenting offshoot, Alexander Kilham, was buried there...it illustrates the way in which at this time Wesley and Coke were striving to pull together under Methodist control properties which had been erected under Methodist auspices but were under the control of local trustees. This is a guarantee that if Methodism helps to liquidate the debt on the building it will in fact be conveyed to the Connexion."
Two different handwritten transcriptions, one dating to 1862 and the other undated, though probably 19th century. Published in the New York Gazette, the letter is largely autobiographical, telling how his brother John persuaded him to become ordained and to accompany him and James Oglethorpe to Georgia. There, John took charge in Savannah while he worked in Frederica. While waiting for an opportunity to preach to the Indians he served as secretary to Oglethorpe and also secretary of Indian Affairs. Ill health resulting from exposure forced him back to England within six months; John returned the next year. He goes on to describe his work in the Methodist Society he had founded at Oxford, discusses how he and John tried to prevent breaking with the Church of England, and regrets the separation that eventually took place.
Concerning Charles Wesley's illness (Charles died on March 29).
Discusses the futility of trying to interpret by reason what is only known by revelation, and criticizes the theological writings of John William Fletcher and Isaac Watts. With a typewritten transcription by an unknown author (located in Box 2).
Description supplied by Frank Baker: "unpublished and previously unknown to me. It promises to be of some importance. Kenton is apparently James Kenton, an old friend of the Wesley family, author of printed 'Scripture Cards' and of Elegies on both the Wesley brothers, and a witness at young Samuel Wesley's wedding. Wesley is apparently writing to some governor of his old school of the Charterhouse, which also, as a Carthusian foundation, ran some almshouses for needy brethren, whom Wesley sometimes visited. Wesley seems to be seeking charity for Kenton himself."
[Note on identification: Baker's log of Wesley letters (see Wesley Works Archive, Box 81) describes this letter as to a "rich layman" and "re Jas. Kenton," not to him.]
Accompanying this letter is one by Mrs. Bennis's granddaughter regarding the letter by Wesley. Bennis was one of the first five members of the Methodist Society in Limerick, Ireland.
Two severely faded items that may or may not correspond to items cited above as missing. They were found originally behind the JW to Bradburn of 1788 Mar. 13, and in front of CW to Chandler, 1785 Apr. 28.
Includes provenance data for some items; additional data may also be available in the Collection Control File--consult with Research Services staff.
Two typewritten transcriptions of in Kingswood School, Bath, England; they discuss human pride and the search for a schoolmaster for Kingswood School.
Includes clippings, photocopies of Charles Wesley's sermons, and artifacts.
Listings of materials begins in 1791 with annual updates from 1805-1816 as works were moved. Contains a deed of transference.
Subject Headings
- Benson, Joseph, 1749-1821
- Bradburn, Samuel, 1751-1816
- Huntingdon, Selina Hastings, Countess of, 1707-1791
- Kenton, James
- Lloyd, Samuel
- Oglethorpe, James Edward, 1696-1785
- Wesley, Charles, 1707-1788
- Wesley, John, 1703-1791
- Wesley, Samuel, 1691-1739.
- Wesley, Sarah, 1726-1822
- Wesley, Sarah, 1759-1828
- Whitefield, George, 1714-1770 -- Estate
- Wesley family
- Kingswood School (Bath, England)
- Lincoln College (University of Oxford) -- Students
- Methodist Church -- Great Britain -- History
- Church of England -- Relations -- Methodist Church
- Missions -- Georgia
- Private libraries -- England -- Catalogs
- Methodist Church -- Clergy
- Methodist Church -- History
- Methodist Church -- Sermons
- Methodists -- Biography
- England -- Church history
- Nottingham (England) -- Church history
- Photograph albums
Related Material
The following Rubenstein Library collections hold additional correspondence, writings, and other documents relating to the Wesley Family:
- Frank Baker Collection of Wesleyana and British Methodism, 1536-1996 and undated, Wesley Family Series. Contains the letters of John, Charles, and other Wesley family members, the poetry of Sarah Wesley (1759-1828), and Wesley family portraits.
- Frank Baker Papers, 1641-2002 and undated. The Subject Files, Wesley Family Files contain additional background material on each family member, as well as many transcribed and copied letters from archives around the world.
- Wesley Works Archive, 1676-1996 and undated, bulk 1724-1791, 1960-1996. Working papers of the Wesley Works Editorial Project (WWEP). The Letters Series contains extensive files related to John Wesley's incoming and outgoing correspondence, including many photocopies.
- Two small sub-collections of the Baker Wesleyana collection hold Wesley autographs. The Sarah Crosby Papers, 1760-1804 contains a John Wesley letter, and the Perronet Family Papers, 1752-1855 hold original letters of John, Charles, and both Sarah Wesleys.
- Other Rubenstein Library collections holding Wesley family letters and manuscripts include the G. (George) Story Papers, 1738-1818; the E. R. (Eugene Russell) Hendrix Papers, 1764-1914; and the Presidents of the Wesleyan Conference, 1770-1900.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Wesley Family Papers, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University.
The Wesley family papers were received by the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library as purchases from 1952-1998.
Processing Information
Processed by Michael Shumate, Chloe Rockow, March 2012
Encoded by Michael Shumate, Chloe Rockow, March 2012
Addition 2012-0187 added by Paula Jeannet Mangiafico
Accession(s) described in this finding aid: 1952 to 1998, 2012-0187
Descriptive sources and standards used to create this inventory: DACS, EAD, NCEAD guidelines, and local Style Guide.
This finding aid is NCEAD compliant.


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I think it just shows how this group has such poor judgment and observation skills. They tend to do the opposite of what "normal" thinking people would do. :funny:
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You're right, they are all :crazy: :funny:
--- Quote from: unbelievable on July 25, 2013, 12:21:45 AM ---It just freakin bums me out !
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What does unbelievable? :hug?:
I really felt sorry for Elissa the first couple of weeks, but think her alliance was protecting her and the deal was beneficial for both.
Lately, imo, she seems like she feels she is lowering herself to be on the show, and treats everyone as if they are peons and don't matter. I think she has been ridiculous, in some of her actions, with the other hgs, such as the earlier blowup with andy and mcc before the house meeting.
She called Kait a whore early in the game, yet Rachel had sex wih Bren on BB for two seasons, even after the backlash from the first season, which you would think Elissa would have been sensitive to.
She herself has a great body, but those over the top lips and eyelashes, can make her look comical.
She just has a very entitled air, and seems to tune out or dismiss others, such as Judd when they are talking to her.
I don't hate any of the hgs, and this is only my opinion, and I respect everybody's opinions and observations.
I'm sure it would be difficult dealing with these lunatics.
During the first couple of weeks I truly felt sorry for Elissa because she was being judged by who her sister was instead of being given a chance to play her own game. I think it was an easy out for most of the HG's because then they didn't actually have to really play, just jump on the bandwagon. She laid low and handled that with grace. I was excited when Helen won HOH because we could see who Elissa really is and how she would play her own game. I think she has had the opportunity to do that. Now that I have seen her become more comfortable in the house, I think she needs to go. Lol. I do appreciate that she stands up for herself instead of being fake, she is being true to herself. That being said, she needs to reel in the damn crazy!!! I don't think she quite understands how important the social game is, and how much lying really goes into it. As for this week, I really, really would prefer to see Aaryn go. I think Kaitlin has a dark and twisty side that I would love to see unleashed. Just my thoughts.
Lily, just read your post :waves: . Sorry-- honestly wasn't meaning to copy you! Lol. :hugs: .
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Clarksville, Tenn. - Austin Peay broke a 10-10 tie with a three-run eighth inning to earn a 13-10 come-from-behind win over the University of Memphis Wednesday in a 33-hit slugfest at Raymond C. Hand Park. The Governors improved to 29-15, while Memphis dropped to 22-20.
It took Memphis just one pitch to get on the board as leadoff hitter Chad House blasted his third homer of the season, sending APSU starter Adam Carrico's first offering over the leftfield wall. After Bill Moss reached on an error and stole second, he scored on catcher Kurt Welch's double to the leftfield. Memphis took a 3-0 advantage when Kyle Scott plated Welch with an RBI-single up the middle.
Austin Peay cut the lead to 3-2 on a two-run single by first baseman Chris Hyde in the home half of the first.
The Tigers loaded the bases with no outs in the second, but Carrico fanned Brent Dlugach and Welch, before inducing a groundout by Ryan Martin to get out of the jam.
The Memphis offense came through with a five-hit, four-run fourth inning. Moss started the scoring with a RBI-double to left that plated House, who was hit by a pitch to lead off the inning. Welch then drove Moss in with a single to right centerfield. Consecutive singles by Martin and Scott loaded the sacks for Josh Payne, who brought Welch across with a sacrifice fly. Michael Lewis lined a single through the right side to score Martin to give Memphis a 7-2 cushion.
The Govs matched the Tigers with four runs in the bottom of the fourth. Designated hitter Chris Poynter led the inning off with a single and came around to score on Chris Key's double to right centerfield. After Jacob Crass was hit by a pitch, Key scored from second when
Memphis starter Stephen Gostkowski made an errant throw to second in an effort to force Crass on a bunt by Nic Frederick. Ron Bethke scored on a wild pitch and Jared Walker had a sac fly to cut the deficit to 7-6.
Dlugach lifted his team-leading seventh home run to right in the top of the fifth and scored another run in the sixth on an RBI-groundball by Lewis to give the Tigers a 9-6 advantage.
APSU took a 10-9 lead with four runs in the seventh, three of which were unearned, on an RBI-single by Jake Peterson, a two-run double by Key and a single by Crass.
Memphis knotted the game at 10 on Lewis' double off the centerfield wall that scored Martin. The Tiger bats lit APSU pitching up for a season-high 18 hits on the evening, but left 13 runners stranded. Welch recorded his 18th multi-hit performance of the year with three hits. Moss, Martin and Scott also had three hits on the evening. Lewis equaled his season-high performance with three RBI.
U of M reliever Corey Kines (1-3) was saddled with the loss, while Gov reliever Rowdy Hardy (9-2) earned the win in an inning of work. Jeff Mault recorded his third save of the season. The save was also his school-record 13th career save.
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Remember tho arty is hard to play....is not a finger of god....or "laser".
I am not sure why but I seem to be killing more arty now that I have hit tier 8. And in a Pershing without the top gun as well. Don't know how, but in every match I live in I end up with killing or at least hurting real bad every arty unit on the enemy team. Tracked and just pound them in the side about every time.....wonder why that does not work on the lower tier arty...I hit them in the same place.
Poor arty....in one of the few games I played last night I left the circle to hunt down the last arty unit....in that slow ass pershing again.
Yup still hate it and think arty is the worst thing in this game.
One thing that helps is that most, if not all, of the high tier arty have much higher reload times if you catch them after a shot you have quite a bit of time to kill them.
I don't recall thinking the Pershing was slow, but I think I upgraded the engine right away. In fact, I have to be careful not to get too far ahead of support.
On an unrelated note, I discovered a near perfect partner for my Super Pershing[SP]. the T95. The SP isn't much faster so its easy to stay with the T95. Once the T95 picks it's spot I park to cover it's sides or back and use it for cover. If someone comes to kill the 95, the SP has the armor to take a decent beating and generally keep the attacker(s) busy while the 95 rotates and reloads for the kill shot. If I track them they are dead. A smart attacker will go for me first, but for some reason they always seem to go for the 95.
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