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The presence of a Doom painting in St Michael's Church was confirmed in the early 19th Century when,
following the removal of boards on the Rood Screen (placed in the Chancel Arch between the
Nave and Chancel) the illustration of the Last Judgement was found.
The main part was painted on the wall above and around the arch in distemper,
with a wooden tympanum placed in the arch itself, being painted in oils.
The wall painting is no longer visible, the victim of a later restoration
of the church but a fragment of the painting can be seen in the splay
of the south-east window in the Nave.
Also surviving are painted chevrons which can be seen on the central
beam of the nave roof and adjacent side timbers.
The tympanum, which was removed from its original position, can be seen
hanging in the nave. This is the only part of the Doom painting to survive.
When examined in 1996 (Tobit Curteis Associates) the conclusion made was that both
the materials and painting techniques are consistent with the second half of the
15th century. This is certainly consistent with existing wills of that period.
The tympanum consists of five horizontal boards, measuring approximately
310cm x 115cm, having a semicircular top, shaped to be placed in the Chancel
arch. The painting shows six figures, four male (one wearing a papal tiara,
one a crown) and two females (one also wearing a crown) rising from their
graves on Judgement Day. These are painted in greater detail than the
background flowers. A vertical line of unpainted wood runs down the middle
of the tympanum indicating the position of the Rood.
Although not unique this painting echoes the religious belief held in
medieval England and it is our aim to preserve this masterpiece for future
Picture Captions:The Doom, overall view and a detail of a Queen rising out of her tomb on Doomsday. Below that a copy of the c1820 engraving
showing the Doom painting as uncovered above the Chancel arch. Our Doom fitted into this, with the purpose of providing a straight line
for the base of the mural painting. At the bottom, a needlework rendering of this image, made by a team of St Michael's ladies in the 1970s.


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Los Angeles, California's Armored Saint will join back up with the legendary Saxon for some additional shows in the US this fall to continue touring in support of their highly acclaimed seventh studio album 'Win Hands Down'.Read More
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Cattle Decapitation Unveils New Track 'Mammals In Babylon' From Forthcoming Full-Length Via Revolver Magazine. Massive Summer Slaughter Contest Launched and Album Party Show draws near.Read More
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Twitching Tongues recently flew across the Atlantic to perform a string of dates across Europe with fellow SoCal hardcore act, Disgrace. The tour included a June 19th performance at the tenth anniversary edition of Hellfest.Read More
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Justin Bieber shoves fan's phone down his pants during concert
Suddenly the reason Justin Bieber insists on wearing harem pants makes much more sense -- he needs space to shove random pieces of technology in.
During a concert in Newark, N.J., the pop star tried to stop fans from throwing things like bandanas on the stage while he was performing. Clearly his explanation of the word "refrain" didn't work very well, because a fan responded to his request by throwing his or her phone on stage.
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It is a bluetooth profile that allows you to use stereo bluetooth headsets to listen to music. I believe that headset has to support the profile as well in order to work. You wouldn't normally be able to use a regular bluetooth headset to listen to music even if the phone supports it.
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South Dakota tribes want their say in Missouri River studyFORT PIERRE, S.D. — The federal agency that manages the Missouri River needs to hold meetings on American Indian reservations along the river to get tribal members' views on a five-year study of the tributary, representatives of several South Dakota tribes said Wednesday.
By: Chet Brokaw, Associated Press
FORT PIERRE, S.D. — The federal agency that manages the Missouri River needs to hold meetings on American Indian reservations along the river to get tribal members' views on a five-year study of the tributary, representatives of several South Dakota tribes said Wednesday.
Tribal councils and elders who were alive when the dams were built a half-century ago should get a chance to hear about the study in face-to-face meetings, representatives told officials of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
"I do want somebody to come to my tribe and explain this," said Bob Walters, a member of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribal Council.
Walters and representatives of the Standing Rock and Lower Brule Sioux tribes commented during one of the first of 41 meetings the corps is holding to gather ideas for con-ducting the study. The corps study will help determine whether changes are needed in the authorized purposes of the river's reservoir system.
A corps official said the agency will plan meetings on reservations.
The corps is gathering comment though August in Montana, Wyoming, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri and Kansas. Meetings also will be held in Denver, New Orleans, Memphis, Tenn., and Rock Island, Ill.
Eleven of the meetings are focused on Indian tribes, some of which lost land and had towns and residents relocated when reservoirs were built in the upper basin.
The corps planned to hear from non-Indians later Wednesday at a second meeting in Fort Pierre.
Congress authorized the $25 million study to determine whether changes need to be made in the 1944 law that establishes eight purposes for the six dams built in Montana and the Dakotas: flood control, navigation, hydropower, irrigation, water supply, recreation, water quality, and fish and wildlife.
The law gave priority to flood control and downstream barge navigation. Congress is required to approve any change in priorities among those purposes.
Management of the river system has been a contentious issue between upper basin and lower basin states, particularly during drought years.
Upper basin states want rising or stable water levels for fish reproduction and summer recreation in the reservoirs. Lower basin states want flood control and a steady flow for barges and municipal or commercial water uses.
Mark Harberg, the corps' project manager for the study, said eventually the study could help determine benefits beyond the river system's eight authorized purposes, Harberg said.
"We're kind of looking at how things have developed, what is out there now, existing conditions of these purposes and other current needs in the basin to see if there are changes that might be warranted," Harberg said.
Garland Erbele, chief water rights engineer for South Dakota's Environment Department, said the state wants the corps to pay particular attention to water supplies, power generation, sedimentation and recreation. More than half the state's population gets its drinking water from the Missouri River, he said.
Tribal officials at Wednesday's meeting discussed erosion, sediment and water supply problems. Silt and fluctuating water levels have caused problems for several water systems run by tribes.
Joseph Smith, land management director for the Standing Rock Sioux, said Lake Oahe — which stretches from central South Dakota into North Dakota — has gone from full to very low to full again in just a dozen years. The reservoir is now full, but water levels were 30 feet below normal just a few years ago.
Walters said tribes had little say in the decision to build the reservoirs, yet they lost huge areas with cottonwood trees, crops, valuable medicinal plants and homes. Fluctuating water levels have exposed burial grounds, he said.
"We have so many losses," Walters said. "Hopefully, some of those losses will be looked at."
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- The State examined the campaign finance numbers from the 2010 South Carolina state elections and concluded Governor Nikki Haley (R) and State Senator Vincent Sheheen (D) surpassed the state campaign contribution legal limit. Both campaigns state the mistakes were unintentional.
- Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval (R) and Lieutenant Governor Brian Krolicki (R) do not plan to attend the Nevada Republican Party Convention this upcoming weekend.
- Maine candidate Eliot Cutler (I) boasted he possessed the most "likes" out of the three gubernatorial candidates on Facebook. The Kennebec Journal followed up on this with an in-depth examination of the three candidates' Facebook profiles and the evolving role of social media platforms in political campaigns. As of last Friday, Governor Paul LePage (R) had 19,048 likes, U.S. Representative Mike Michaud (D) had 11,693 likes and Eliot Cutler had 20,063 likes. The Kennebec Journal's sibling publication, the Portland Press Herald, published an infographic on the candidates' social media rankings.
- Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett (R) delivered a speech at the Pennsylvania Leadership Conference this past weekend. He also placed first in a straw poll at the conference.
- Former President Bill Clinton (D) will attend a fundraiser for Arkansas candidate Mike Ross (D) in early May.
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Mike Ross (D):
- Mike Ross favors state minimum wage hike | Arkansas Blog – Arkansas Times
Neel Kashkari (R):
- Kashkari talks jobs with KMJ's Ray Appleton | Neel Kashkari
State Senator Greg Brophy (R):
- Sen. Greg Brophy to "Dear John" Hickenlooper: Breaking up isn't that hard to do | The Spot – The Denver Post
Tom Tancredo (R):
- Michelle Malkin endorses Tom Tancredo for governor | The Spot – The Denver Post
Republican Candidates:
- Republicans Seeking Gubernatorial Nomination To Debate | CBS Connecticut
- 10 first-quarter fundraising reports to keep an eye on | Saint Peters Blog
Governor Rick Scott (R):
- At session midpoint, Legislature boosts Gov. Rick Scott in election year | Miami Herald
- Scott courts Hispanics after fracas | The Tampa Tribune
- The plane truth: Florida Gov. Rick Scott travels in wealth, stealth | Tampa Bay Times
State Senator Jason Carter (D):
- Carter Statement on Verdict in Deal Ethics Trial | State Senator Jason Carter
- Carter to report $1.6M in cash for governor's race | Ledger-Enquirer
State School Superintendent John Barge (R):
- Barge Statement on Verdict in Deal Ethics Trial | State School Superintendent John Barge
- Economic Development | State School Superintendent John Barge
- The Governor's Office Needs True Leadership | State School Superintendent John Barge
Governor Nathan Deal (R):
- Deal signs first of wave of tax break legislation into law | The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
- Gov. Deal faces political fallout from ethics verdict | Political Insider – The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
David Pennington (R):
- Pennington Honored as First Recipient of Education Freedom Award | David Pennington
- Pennington Slams Deal on Ethics Trial Verdict | David Pennington
Governor Butch Otter (R):
- Governor signs 18 bills into law, lets personal property tax bill become law without his signature | Eye on Boise – The Spokesman-Review
- Otter issues first veto, line-item vetoes out gov's pay increase for next year | Eye on Boise – The Spokesman-Review
- Otter signs tax incentive bill to lure businesses | Idaho Statesman
- Otter's statement on personal property tax bill, HB 441a | Eye on Boise – The Spokesman-Review
State Senator Jack Hatch (D):
- Hatch calls on Branstad to contact authorities about employee abuse claims | Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier
Governor Terry Branstad (R):
- Dissents leave Branstad bully bill in limbo | The Des Moines Register
Tom Hoefling (R):
- Branstad breaks silence 17 days after debate challenge from Hoefling | Newton Daily News
- Debate over long-shot GOP gubernatorial challenger leads to comments about 'whisper campaign' | The Des Moines Register
- Tom Hoefling on Terry Branstad declining to debate: "The governor works for the people" | Tom Hoefling
Governor Sam Brownback (R):
- Brownback praises Kansas House school funding plan | Lawrence Journal-World
Lieutenant Governor Anthony Brown (D):
- Brown-Ulman campaign visits Lower Eastern Shore on busy weekend of events | Lieutenant Governor Anthony Brown
Larry Hogan (R):
- Hogan becomes first Maryland Republican to advertise candidacy for governor on television | The Washington Post
State Treasurer Steve Grossman (D):
- Massachusetts Sen. Stan Rosenberg leads LGBT legislators in endorsing Democrat Steve Grossman for governor | MassLive
- Press Release: Grossman Challenges Business Community to Build One Commonwealth | State Treasurer Steve Grossman
- Press Release: State Senator Kathleen O'Connor Ives, State Representative Michael Costello, and Newburyport Mayor Donna Holaday Endorse Grossman for Governor | State Treasurer Steve Grossman
Governor Rick Snyder (R):
- Snyder calls House road funding plan constructive | The Detroit News
- Snyder, Orr to speak at Mackinac Policy Conference | The Detroit News
Scott Honour (R):
- Scott Honour calls on Gov. Dayton to fire commissioner Lucinda Jesson and reiterates calls for scrapping MNSure | Scott Honour
State Representative Kurt Zellers (R):
- Supplemental bill doesn't pass the smell test | Kurt Zellers
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State Senator Howie Morales (D):
- Morales campaigns with controversial figure | New Mexico Telegram
Attorney General Gary King (D):
- Gary King Walked Union Picket Line in Las Cruces on Sunday Morning in Support of Striking White Sands Employees | Attorney General Gary King
Cuyahoga County Executive Ed FitzGerald (D):
- FitzGerald Statement on Judge Timothy Black's Marriage Ruling | Cuyahoga County Executive Ed FitzGerald
Governor John Kasich (R):
- Kasich's high-school dropout recovery plan wins support | The Columbus Dispatch
- Ohio doctors group honors Kasich's advocacy | The Columbus Dispatch
Governor John Kitzhaber (D):
- PA-Gov Round-Up: Endorsements, Coalitions and More | PoliticsPA
State Treasurer Rob McCord (D):
- AFSCME District Council 47 Endorses Rob | State Treasurer Rob McCord
- McCord and Sen. Yudichak Visit Nanticoke Elementary | State Treasurer Rob McCord
- PA-Gov: McCord Earns Flak For Outsourcing | PoliticsPA
- Pentecostal Clergy Of Philadelphia And Vicinity Votes To Endorse Rob McCord | State Treasurer Rob McCord
Tom Wolf (D):
- #PAGov: The Statistical Reason Tom Wolf Will Likely Be the Democratic Nominee | Keystone Politics
Governor Tom Corbett (R):
- Corbett: Act 13 impact fees to generate more than $630 million by 2015 | Pittsburgh Business Times
Rhode Island
- Gubernatorial candidates invited to attend climate change forum at Brown | The Providence Journal
State General Treasurer Gina Raimondo (D):
- Trade union backs Raimondo for R.I. governor | The Providence Journal
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Attorney General Greg Abbott (R):
- Educating Texans – Math Achievement Academies | Attorney General Greg Abbott
- The Next Governor of Texas? | The Weekly Standard
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- Coonrippy for Governor | Politico
Mary Burke (D):
- Burke touts plan for reviving state's economy | Appleton Post-Crescent
Governor Scott Walker (R):
Taylor Haynes (R):
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We were driving Eastbound on I-90 when we drove past a huge brush fire.
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Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo Sa 3650
SpecificationsNotebook: Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo Sa 3650 (Amilo S Series)
Processor: AMD Turion X2 Ultra ZM-86
Graphics Adapter: ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3870 512 MB
Display: 13.3 inch, 16:10, 1280x800 pixels, glossy: yes
Weight: 2.25kg
Price: 1250 euro
Average of 8 scores (from 9 reviews)
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There is no such thing as impossible! A compact 13.3 inch notebook, combined with a high performance graphic card of the type ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3870 – Impossible, you think? Wrong. With the Graphic Booster, FSC launches as one of the first manufacturers an external graphic card for notebooks, which can flare up an external screen when necessary, transforming your mobile office to a gaming device.
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Rating: Total score: 94% price: 70%
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Single Review, online available, Long, Date: 02/02/2009
Rating: Total score: 80% performance: 85% features: 80% display: 60%
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Rating: Total score: 80% performance: 80% mobility: 40%
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Rating: Total score: 100% features: 100%
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Comparison, , Long, Date: 01/15/2009
Rating: performance: 90% display: 80% mobility: 80% ergonomy: 70% emissions: 70%
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Single Review, online available, Long, Date: 12/18/2008
Rating: Total score: 80% price: 70% performance: 60% features: 50% display: 30% mobility: 70% workmanship: 50% ergonomy: 50% emissions: 80%
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Single Review, online available, Long, Date: 12/16/2008
Rating: Total score: 83% performance: 90% features: 80% mobility: 80% ergonomy: 80% emissions: 40%
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Rating: Total score: 80% performance: 89% display: 70% mobility: 79% workmanship: 76% ergonomy: 75% emissions: 78%
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Rating: price: 90% performance: 90%
ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3870: Higher clocked Mobilty Radeon HD 3850, also manufactured in 55 nm and with DirectX 10.1 support. The Avivo HD video engine helps the cpu in decoding HD videos.
Modern games should be playable with these graphics cards at low settings and resolutions. Casual gamers may be happy with these cards.
» Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Graphics Cards and the corresponding Benchmark List.
AMD Turion X2 Ultra: The AMD Turion X2 Ultra is part of the Puma platform and a mixture of the old K9 core (form the Turion 64 X2) and some parts of the K10 architecture (memorycontroller, hypertransport, crossbar switch from the Phenom). Because of the increased L2 cache ("Ultra" CPUs) and the improved memory controller, the performance increased a bit. Still a similar clocked Core 2 Duo is noticably faster.
ZM-86: Mixture out of two K8 based cores and K10 uncores (e.g. memory controller). Offers improved power saving functions compared to older Turion CPUs but still not as good and fast as a Core 2 Duo. The ZM-86 is the fastest CPU of the ZM series and a middle class CPU in 2008.» Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Processsors.
13.3": This is a common display format for subnotebooks. Netbooks, UMPC and some subnotebooks have tinier displays. Nevertheless, the majority of standard laptops has a higher format. The advantage of a small display is, that the subnotebook can be small dimensioned and can be carried easily. Further the small display needs few energy, which improves the battery runtime and in consequence the mobility. The disadvantage is that the reading of texts is a bit exhausting for the eyes, especially with high resolutions.» To find out how fine a display is, see our DPI List.
2.25 kg: These sub-notebooks weight less than the average of all notebooks, but represent a heavier class of weight among the sub-notebooks. 13 inch displays are normal for this class of weight.
Fujitsu-Siemens: Fujitsu, founded 1935, is a Japanese company specializing in semiconductors, air conditioners, computers (supercomputers, personal computers, servers), telecommunications, and services, and is headquartered in Tokyo. Fujitsu employs around 160,000 people and has 500 subsidiary companies. The partnership with Siemens AG was established in 1999 in the form of Fujitsu Siemens Computers (FSC), one of Europe's largest IT hardware suppliers, and owned 50/50 by Fujitsu and Siemens. 2009, this cooperation was terminated, FSC ended to exist. In future, no laptops will be sold with the brand "Fujitsu-Siemens" but only "Fujitsu".
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Posted: March 20, 2014 at 3:54 a.m.
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text: Kent Haruf's Our Souls at Night: "a book about us" Just before Christmas last year, we received a very special submission: a new novel by Kent Haruf, the author of the Plainsong books set in the fictional town of Holt, Colorado. Our Souls at Night is an exquisite book made all the more poignant by the fact that Kent very sadly passed away just a week after we in the UK received the book, and two days before the final copyedit was finished. We spoke to his wife, Cathy, about Kent's writing and what this book means to her.


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HARPERS FERRY – A man killed in a one-vehicle accident near Harpers Ferry was identified on Friday as 60-year-old Carlton J. Johnson of Lansing.
Officials said Johnson was traveling northbound on County Road X52 north of Highway 76 around 6:25 p.m. on Wednesday when it slid into the east ditch, hit a rock and rolled. The sport-utility vehicle came to rest on its wheels in the east ditch. Johnson was ejected from the vehicle, and pronounced dead at the scene, officials said.
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RICHES of Central Florida is an umbrella program housing interdisciplinary public history projects that bring together different departments at UCF with profit and non-profit sectors of the community.
Central Florida has often been associated with large-scale, commercial tourism and housing development. While those aspects of Central Florida are important to the economic growth of the region, much of its history has remained unnoticed and under researched. The Public History program at UCF links many projects under one initiative to promote the collection and preservation of Central Florida history. By facilitating research that records and presents the stories of communities, businesses, and institutions in Central Florida, RICHES seeks to provide the region with a deeper sense of its heritage. At the same time, the initiative connects the UCF students and faculty with the community and creates a foundation on which Central Floridians can build a better sense of their history.
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Magazine feature about Havstad's research (Aug. 01)
ARS Honors Senior Scientist HavstadBy Don Comis
January 22, 2004
LAS CRUCES, N.M., Jan. 22-- Kris M. Havstad, an Agricultural Research Service supervisory range scientist and research leader at the Jornada Experimental Range, has been named the "2003 Senior Research Scientist for the ARS Southern Plains Area". The Southern Plains Area includes ARS research locations in Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas and New Mexico.
Havstad will receive a plaque at an awards ceremony today in New Orleans, La. He will also receive a cash award and additional research funding.
ARS is celebrating its 50th anniversary as the U.S. Department of Agriculture's principal in-house scientific research agency. Its research roots trace back to USDA's creation in 1862. The department founded the Jornada Experimental Range in 1912.
Havstad is being honored for his research accomplishments on the ecology of desert ecosystems such as those in the northern Chihuahuan Desert, where the 193,000-acre Jornada range is located. Jornada is the largest research location, in terms of physical area, in ARS.
Havstad developed vegetation models that portray changes in the landscape--for example, local degradation becoming regional desertification, as is happening worldwide. Visual projections of these changes helped redefine ecological sites in the Southwest and allowed the Jornada team to build computer-based models to make better use of the 90 years of data collected at the range. Together, the visuals and models have helped define the ecological basis for range management and helped scientists and land managers evaluate various remediation strategies.
"Dr. Havstad has shown considerable leadership and innovation in transforming the Jornada rangeland research unit into one of the premier arid and semiarid rangeland research centers in the world," said Edward B. Knipling, acting ARS administrator.
Havstad earned a B.S. degree in range science in 1975 from Oregon State University at Corvallis, an M.S. in range science in 1977 from New Mexico State University, and a Ph.D. in range science in 1981 from Utah State University at Logan. The Society for Range Management recognized him as "Rangeman of the Year" in Montana in 1988 and in New Mexico in 1996, and in 1995 gave him a national award for outstanding achievement. In addition to receiving numerous ARS awards for outstanding performance, Havstad has been inducted into the Sam Steel Honor Society by New Mexico State University's College of Agriculture and Home Economics.


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In South Africa vineyards are known as "Wynlands" and after a visit, the owners added a letter and created their Wynelands name. To find the big blue "barn," look for the large wine barrels along the road and be ready to be greeted with art, music and wine.
Located in the middle of old-vine vineyards, this is an oasis of country tranquility. There is a spacious rose garden and patio, with its entry marked by mature redwood trees. The patios and gardens meander throughout the property and are the setting for numerous events during the year. There is a long veranda along the edge of the winery providing shade as well as a view of the gardens and fountains.
Inside, the backside of knotty pine paneling is used for all the walls of the tasting room, which doubles as a music studio. With its thirty-foot beamed ceilings, the room is spacious and almost cathedral-like. At center stage is a full-size 2/11 Robert Morton pipe organ that is placed in the structure for which it was built. The organ is originally from the old San Francisco Castro Theatre, and its extensive baffling and pipes are a marvel to see and hear. The owner, Bob Hartzell, can usually be found at the multi-keyboarded instrument during most operating hours. The winery holds regular concerts and events here, including silent movie nights.
Harmony Wyneland's Chardonnay, Zinfandel and Alicante Bouschet are made from Lodi fruit, with their flagship Zinfandel produced from their 30-year-old Estate Zinfandel vines. Their Zinfandel is made with in an old-world, fruit-forward style using Hungarian oak aging. (They add a little Petite Sirah to enhance the spiciness and aging potential of the Zinfandel grapes.) The Alicante Bouschet, which is a cross of Petit Bouschet and Grenache, is made in the style of a Spanish table wine. The Chardonnay, Riesling and Pinot Noir grapes come from Monterey County vineyards. Harmony also offers two sparkling wines on their menu.
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Pissuthnes (Old Persian Pišišyaothna; c.470-c.415): Persian satrap of Lydia, revolted against king Darius II Nothus in 420-415 BCE.
During the Archidamian War (431-421), Athens and Sparta, the other leading Greek power, were at each others throats. Pissuthnes repeated his policy between 430 and 428, when he supported the Athenian ally Colophon against its master by sending mercenaries to the town. Next year, when the Greeks of Lesbos rose in rebellion against Athens, they could offer Sparta a treaty with Pissuthnes. However, the Athenians were able to prevent the escalation of the Lesbian revolt.
In 420, Pissuthnes revolted against king Darius II Nothus (423-404). We do not know why. The king sent a nobleman named Tissaphernes to Lydia, and he was able to incite a rebellion among Pissuthnes' Greek mercenaries. Having achieved this, he offered negotiations. When Pissuthnes arrived at the place of the talks, he was arrested, sent to the king and executed.
Tissaphernes succeeded Pissuthnes as satrap of Lydia (ca.415). During his first years, he still had to fight against Pissuthnes' son Amorges, who continued the struggle with Athenian help. It was probably this Athenian intervention in Persian territory that made king Darius II side with Sparta in the Decelean or Ionian War (413-404).


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Homeless recount in Hillsborough aims to find more people than January
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Volunteers combed the county Tuesday night to find out if there are still more than 7,000 people living on the streets Hillsborough County. Many fewer than that were counted in January, prompting this recount.
A woman named Kimberly sat alone on a curb in downtown Tampa saying she hoped the effort would help people like her.
âI just try to, you know, get shelter when I can, fill out applications. Iâm trying to go back to rehab. I eat lunch at Trinity where they feed the homeless for lunch and I just try to make the best of things.â
âDo you think that you get the help you need if you know where to find it?â
âSometimes, but itâs rare. Itâs like a struggle.â
The Homeless Coalition of Hillsborough County already conducted a count in January but they suspected many people were missed. Coalition CEO Maria Barcus said the problem was likely that the homeless count done in January coincided with Gasparilla.
âFor that reason, the whole community was turned upside down. So, even while the count was going on that day, we got numerous reports that places where homeless people would normally congregate were empty and some had even been posted âno trespassing.ââ
Groups of volunteers cover all areas of the county, even places not known for their homeless populations. But still, Barcus said the numbers this year just didnât seem right.
â⦠suggested that we had about half the number of people on our streets as we did in 2011 and we checked with our providers who provide shelter and who provide meals and had them go back and look at their records from 2011 in January and compare whether they had seen a difference in demand and they reported back that they had seen a slight decrease, but nothing like what we got in the count.â
Volunteers counted people without homes from about 4:30 until 8 in the evening. The Homeless Coalitionâs CEO expects the results to be closer to 7,000 which is how many people considered âliterally homelessâ discovered during the 2011 count. Barcus said even though the agency could have planned the first go around a little better, the re-count wonât cost the agency too much money.
âWell, itâs a big investment of time and weâre not re-doing everything. Weâre not re-doing the phone bank. Weâre not re-doing the doubled up count. We did a vulnerability survey of the chronically homeless â weâre not re-doing that. So, it is a commitment of resources â mostly time and the volunteerâs times and thatâs the main cost really.â
The initial homeless count included an in-depth series of questions and also counted people who are staying with friends or family who are at risk of becoming homeless â the coalition calls that doubled-up. But the re-count focused solely on those who have taken to living on the streets. Homeless Coalition volunteer Joel Pietsch said a lot of the people he spoke with hadnât been homeless for long.
âBut the number of periods of homelessness seems to be around 3 or 4 lifetime, maybe longer. Some of the people have been on the streets off and on â that seems to be the predominant thing.â
Results from the bi-annual homeless count are sent to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, or HUD. The information is used to plan future funding and service needs. But many in Hillsboroughâs homeless population donât trust those intentions. Pietsch said a lot of people donât want to answer questions because they're afraid the information will be used against them.
âWell, I think some folks have that impression and based on their experience, they either think that this is going to be a helpful process or itâs just a matter of counting people so they can get eliminated off the street.â
The agency expects to get results of Tuesday nightâs count sometime next month. In the meantime, the coalition will weed out duplicates in the count to ensure their results are accurate.
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Trash Big Brothers at UMass Amherst
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Masculinity and Mental Health - No Comment
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A new course at UMass/ Amherst seeks to redirect masculinity away from itself, because it's unhealthy.Continue Reading | 3 Comments >
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Daphne Patai on the Uniformity of Academic Thought
Oct 20, 2011 by George Leef |
Professor Daphne Patai of UMass-Amherst writes about the uniformity of thought she encounters among her fellow academics, which of course ranges from Marxist to "progressive."Continue Reading | 3 Comments >
Race Tracking
Mar 23, 2010 by Ashley Thorne |
UMass computer scientists design math tutoring software that matches students with digital coaches according to their race and ethnicity. What message does that send students?Continue Reading | Leave a Comment >
Winter's Not So Happy Without Holidays
Dec 08, 2009 by Ashley Thorne |
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Climate conspiracy, teeth-bared teachers' ed, California tuition turmoil, a punchy professor—it's been a busy fortnight in higher ed.Continue Reading | Leave a Comment >
Student Gov Officers Appointed by Race at UMass
Sep 25, 2009 by Ashley Thorne |
Alana Goodman, a student at the University of Massachusetts, has published an excellent article, "Institutionalized Racism in Student Government," in the Collegian, the schoool's student newspaper. Here's an excerpt:… Continue Reading | Leave a Comment >
Gothic Arch and Ghost Town
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Princeton's gracious campus expresses confidence in the life of the mind; UMass Amherst's Chancellor cries uncle; a New Jersey ghost town points its bony finger.Continue Reading | Leave a Comment >
A Prodigal Field
Dec 30, 2008 by Peter Wood |
NAS visits UMass Amherst one last time for 2008.Continue Reading | Leave a Comment >
About Face in Amherst
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Here's what really happenned when U Mass tried to cover its tracks after getting caught offering students academic credit for volunteering in the Obama campaign.Continue Reading | Leave a Comment >
College Credit for Campaign Volunteers
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Students are earning academic credit for helping out in the presidential campaigns.Continue Reading | Leave a Comment >
Activists Only: Reading Between the Lines of an Academic Job Ad
Sep 11, 2008 by Peter Wood |
U Mass Amherst is looking for a new linguistic anthropologist who fits with the university's politically correct policies and its commitment to a "racialized" outlook. Where does such a job description leave qualified non-minority… Continue Reading | Leave a Comment >
Socialism for Sophomores
Aug 26, 2008 by Ashley Thorne, Peter Wood |
The University of Massachusetts at Amherst has outdone itself in offering a descent into radical ideology pure and simple. Its Social Thought & Political Economy program reveals to us how easy it is to add a socialist mentality… Continue Reading | Leave a Comment >
A Degree in Agitprop
Aug 11, 2008 by Ashley Thorne, Peter Wood |
Prompted by one of our Argus volunteers, NAS looks into a degree program in social justice education at U Mass Amherst. There we find one of those fantasy studies we thought existed only in such realms as Miskatonic or Hogwarts.Continue Reading | Leave a Comment >


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He handled multiple projects in the offshore development center at Wipro Technologies and Ivega (TCGIvega) in the past. He had established two large ODC's (Offshore development centers) for TCGIvega. He was also responsible for developing business strategy and provides direction to new initiatives.
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Kumar serves as Promoter and Director of Sakhatech. He is responsible for handling operations, finance, sales and marketing and instrumental in championing Sakhatech growth.
Kumar holds a Masters Degree in Business Administration from Wayne State University, USA and Bachelors Degree in Mechanical Engineering from Bangalore University, Bangalore.
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"We're going to try to go down south and get below" the storm, said Richard Power, traveling from home in Levittown, N.Y., to Kentucky with his wife, two children and their beagle, Lucky.
He said they were well on their way until they hit snow in Pennsylvania, then 15-mph traffic on I-81 at Hagerstown, Md.
"We're going to go as far as we can go. ... If it doesn't get better, we're going to just get a hotel," he said.
More than 1,600 flights were canceled, according to the aviation tracking website FlightAware.com, and some airlines said they would waive change fees. Lengthy delays were reported Wednesday at the three major New York City-area airports, the Federal Aviation Administration said.
In Arkansas, some of the nearly 200,000 people who lost power could be without it for as long as a week because of snapped poles and wires after ice and 10 inches of snow coated power lines, said the state's largest utility, Entergy Arkansas.
Gov. Mike Beebe, who declared a statewide emergency, sent out National Guard teams, and Humvees transported medical workers and patients. Snow hadn't fallen in Little Rock on Christmas since 1926, but the capital ended Tuesday with 10.3 inches of it.
Other states also had scattered outages. Duke Energy said it had nearly 300 outages in Indiana, with few left in Ohio by early afternoon after scores were reported in the morning.
As the storm moved east, New England state highway departments were treating roads and getting ready to mobilize with snowfall forecasts of a foot or more.
"People are picking up salt and a lot of shovels today," said Andy Greenwood, an assistant manager at Aubuchon Hardware in Keene, N.H.
As usual, winter-sports enthusiasts welcomed the snow. At Smiling Hill Farm in Maine, Warren Knight was hoping for enough snow to allow the opening of trails.
"We watch the weather more carefully for cross-country skiing than we do for farming. And we're pretty diligent about farming. We're glued to the weather radio," said Knight, who described the weather at the 500-acre farm in Westbrook as being akin to the prizes in "Cracker Jacks — we don't know what we're going to get."
Behind the storm, Mississippi's governor declared states of emergency in eight counties with more than 25 people reported injured and 70 homes left damaged.
Cindy Williams stood near a home in McNeill, Miss., where its front had collapsed into a pile of wood and brick, a balcony and the porch ripped apart. Large oak trees were uprooted and winds sheared off treetops in a nearby grove. But she focused instead on the fact that all her family members had escaped harm.
"We are so thankful," she said. "God took care of us."
Associated Press writers Rick Callahan and Charles Wilson in Indianapolis, Kelly P. Kissel in Little Rock, Ark.; Jim Van Anglen in Mobile, Ala.; Holbrook Mohr in Jackson, Miss.; Julie Carr Smyth and Mitch Stacy in Columbus, Ohio; Amanda Lee Myers in Cincinnati; David Dishneau in Hagerstown, Md.; Holly Ramer in Concord, N.H.; and David Sharp in Portland, Maine, contributed to this report.
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Issue: Impact of extreme poverty on the wellbeing of children
In rural Benin, the impact of extreme poverty is felt most acutely by children. An event such as the death or illness in the family can put children in vulnerable positions. Neither a case for the local police nor for the hospital, children often suffer by receiving insufficient nutrition or by being sent to work at an early age, disrupting their development and hindering their future opportunities.
- More than 35% of the population lives below the U.S. poverty line of $1.25/day1
- The average Beninese woman gives birth to five children over her lifetime1
Program: Care for Children & Families
We provide for the basic needs of children both at our residential care center and though homestay arrangements with local families. Through these vital services, children receive nutritious meals, safe lodging, quality healthcare, and support from our team of community-based care providers.
- Direct care at our children's' center
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Mexico Beach offers something that most Gulf coast communities don't: over 125 artificial reefs teeming with big game fish. In fact, the Mexico Beach Artificial Reef Association (MBARA) recently made history by deploying Florida's first super reefs that are a staggering 17 to 25 feet tall. Mexico Beach says "Fish On!" as it casts off an exciting summer lineup of tournaments during the months of June, July and August.
"All of Mexico Beach's upcoming fishing tournaments bring their own unique flair to the sport," said Kimberly Shoaf, president of the Mexico Beach Community Development Council. "Plus, these popular competitions allow every level of angler the chance to reel in 'the big one,' not to mention support each other and the MBARA, which creates and enriches thriving fish habitats in Mexico Beach's prolific Gulf Coast waters."
July 25 – 10th Annual Offshore Classic
The Gulf of Mexico's waters really heat up in midsummer when the 10th Annual Offshore Classic commences July 25–26 from the Mexico Beach Marina. Participating fishermen will have two days to reel in first ($1,500), second ($500) and third ($250) prize catches for each of the following categories: wahoo, dolphin and king mackerel.
Shoaf said, "One lucky angler will also receive a whopping $2,500 bonus bounty for his or her grand prize catch, and an optional jackpot will be available as well!"
Tournament weigh-ins will be held from 4–5:30 p.m. CDT at Mexico Beach Marina on July 25-26. The entry fee for this year's Offshore Classic is $200 through June 30 and $250 afterward. The Captains' Party will be held from 5:30–8:30 p.m. CDT Thursday, July 24 at Toucan's restaurant on Mexico Beach. For more tournament details, visit mexicobeachmarina.com or call 648-8900.
August 23 – 18th Annual MBARA Kingfish Tournament
Last, but certainly not least, the 18th Annual MBARA Kingfish Tournament takes place on Saturday, August 23, and is the biggest fund-raiser of the year for this volunteer organization, which is credited with building over a million dollars' worth of artificial reefs in the Gulf of Mexico since 1997.
Prizes will be awarded in the recreational division for the following: King mackerel, with $3,000 for first place, $2,000 for second and $1,000 for third; $1,000 to the top wahoo; and $500 for the winning Spanish mackerel.
This year's competition also includes a new category—king mackerel in the professional masters division, for which a 50-percent split of the entry fees—up to $3,000—will be awarded to the king of kings. Competitors may review the new rules and preregister at www.mbara.org.
Tournament director Ron Childs detailed a few other changes for 2014: "We have a new Miss Kingfish, a new T-shirt, a new tournament magazine with hundreds of pictures from last year's competition, a new smoker for creating sausage perfection, and new door prizes that will once again make this a premier tournament in the Florida Panhandle."
The Kingfish Tournament Captains' Party will be held 5:30–8:30 p.m. CDT on Thursday, August 24, at Toucan's on Mexico Beach. The tournament after-party will be held at 6 p.m. Saturday, August 26, at Mexico Beach Marina. Entry fees are $160 per boat (with no limit on the number of anglers aboard), plus a $5 online fee.
For more information on any of Mexico Beach's upcoming summer fishing tournaments, call (850) 648-4900, visit www.mbara.org or visit the Calendar of Events on Mexicobeach.com.


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Bill...I'm surprised at your assessment.
I'm not one to blindly wave the flag...in fact I am terrifically ashamed of our country and growing moreso every day (I listened to the Iranian UN response and feel "we've" been out manuevered in the eyes of the world and mine too). but when fighting an unidentified opponet who doesn't even bother to pull on a ski mask, it gets difficult to figure where to point these wonderful weapons.
There's a couple of other things fucking up a decent fight...one is, although when pressed, the Islam types can put together a very reasonable and cultured seeming rational for thier actions, allthough I deduce from their actions, that there must also exist a strain of insanity along with their powers of reason.
To wit: A second year college engineer with excellen grades and a fine future, having a wealthy family and living in privelged circumstances, is accosted by his cousin who asks/tells him to strap on a dynamite vest to blow up some Jews...tells him to take his time and think it over...the student thinks it over, straps on the vest and blows himself away...I assume he was hot for those seventy-odd virgins...you remember how it was when we were kids.
My point being that there is no profiling of enemy combatants...no age or sex limits on who will kill you...and if you add to this IED's penetrating power and how many vehicles on hand that can survive such a hit...coupled with each man's vested interest in not taking a chance on killing children, women, camels and goats...pissing on olive trees...as the whole world is up the soldier's ass these days, then with this in mind, I think you should give them high marks for dealing with all this shit.
Hell...I give them high marks for not stuffing butch's plastic turkey with a shit-seeking short fused IED. could have save the world and us a world of trouble.
In fact I would feel so moved by the "accident" that I would push to personaly deliver his eulogy...just thinking about it makes me tremble with a rush of patriotism...or is that laughter....whatever.


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313 Hudson Ave., Tenafly, NJ 07670
Property DescriptionNature preserve with more than seven miles of trails, streams and three-acre Pfister's Pond, abundant with wildlife. Our mission is to protect almost 400 wooded acres, all of its inhabitants and teach the next generations to do the same. Since 1961, TNC has nurtured an appreciation for nature, been a leader in open-space preservation and in environmental education for our community in Tenafly, Bergen County and beyond. We welcome visitors to hike, bird-watch, observe wildlife, cross-country ski, snow-shoe and ice skate on Pfister's Pond. Tenafly Nature Center is a sanctuary for human visitors - an island of green where bonds with nature can be renewed. Whether you have an hour or a day, our woods offer a peaceful respite from the rush of daily life. The visitor center is open daily 9 am - 5 pm, except major holidays. Trails are open from dawn to dusk, 365 days a year.
From the George Washington Bridge follow the signs for the Palisades Interstate Pky. N. Take Exit 1, Palisades Ave. / Englewood. Turn right at the traffic light onto Rt. 9W (Sylvan Ave.) N. At a traffic light turn left onto East Clinton Ave. At the next traffic light, turn right onto Engle St. Stay on this road until it ends at a "T" intersection. Turn right onto Hudson Ave. Go to the top of the hill and enter the driveway to the Tenafly Nature Center parking area.


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A Brand New Corned Beef
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A Brand New Corned Beef
- Ready Time : 0 min
- 1/2 jar blackberry jam
- 1/2 jar apricot jam
- 2 tablespoons Grey Poupon Country Dijon Mustard
- 1 corned beef if your corned beef is very large than adjust these ingedients accordingly
- Boil Corned Beef for 2 1/2 hours.
- Let cool, slice and place in a roaster.
- Mix jams and mustard in a bowl.
- Brush mixture in between slices and on top of corned beef.
- Pour 1/4 cup water around edges of the inside of the roaster.
- Cover and cook for 1/2 hour or more until tender.
- Uncover and cook until golden.
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Our Monday evening class starting in January 2012 is 'Introducing the New Testament' led by Rev. Dr Peter Ensor.
Starting on Monday 23rd January at 7:30pm, all are welcome to join in this Introduction to the New Testament.
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VERNON — A Miramar Beach man was killed in Vernon early Sunday morning after he crashed his SUV and was ejected from the vehicle, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Elliott Lee Culbreath, 38, was driving his Jeep Wrangler on U.S. 98 when he lost control near Watersound Parkway. The vehicle entered a ditch and went airborne when it struck a driveway culvert. It rolled over several times and Culbreath was ejected. He was not wearing a seatbelt, according to the report.
An investigation into the crash is ongoing.


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Battling with the creation of a 2012-2013 budget in the face of a state-mandated property tax cap, the Bridgehampton School Board and administration held a second community meeting this week. The goal? To brainstorm ideas on how to cut costs next year while maintaining a quality education in Bridgehampton.
On Monday night, the Bridgehampton Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC), once an organization whose membership questioned the direction of the Bridgehampton School, held its monthly meeting in the school's
auditorium. It was clear that the once strained relationship between the school district and the CAC has relaxed, as CAC members listened sympathetically to the financial reality the school is currently facing.
This is the first year New York school districts and municipalities will have to contend with the two-percent tax cap when crafting their budgets. For Bridgehampton School, the cap translates to a 2012-2013 budget that cannot exceed 4.12 percent in spending increases. The school is allowed to exclude certain things, like the bond principal
it needs to pay for its window project, explained Dr. Favre, which is why the increase is not flat at two-percent.
At the same time districts are required to rein in spending, said Dr. Favre, they are also being asked to increase teacher training and staff development, all of which costs the district money.
For Bridgehampton, after rolling over the $10.6 million 2011-2012 school budget and adding in contractual and mandated increases –including higher health care costs — the school would need to raise an
additional $664,000 for 2012-2013. However, the tax cap will only allow the district to raise an additional $379,000. That means the school needs to cut $285,000 from the budget, or 60 percent of the voters who turn out to vote must support it by piercing the cap.
However, said Dr. Favre on Monday night, this is a worst-case scenario.
Contract negotiations with the teachers' union are ongoing and fruitful, said Dr. Favre, and have the potential to save the district $100,000. Looking at a new plan for transportation is also in the works, she said, and companies as well as school districts have submitted requests for proposals to provide Bridgehampton's transportation next year, potentially saving as much as $50,000 for the district.
However, with the cap in effect for four years and districts estimated to have to cut as much as 12 percent of their budgets while also contending with skyrocketing healthcare and pension costs, Dr. Favre said ultimately the cap was unsustainable for school districts.
"What can people do," asked Fred Cammann, chair of the Bridgehampton CAC.
Dr. Favre wondered what the community of Bridgehampton was really willing to invest in the school. With having to cut between $200,000 and $300,000, noted Dr. Favre, the school will most likely be looking at a loss of programming or educators unless the supermajority of 60 percent of voters are willing to pierce the cap and support a budget increase beyond what the state allows. With the exception of two years, in the last several decades the district has passed its budget consistently, often by a percentage close to or over 60 percent.
However, not being able to alter the budget after it is originally presented, the risk of having the budget fail twice, noted Dr. Favre, comes with the district having to adopt a zero-percent increase in the property tax levy. This would mean cutting $600,000, a devastating amount that would cut programming and jobs at the school.
CAC member Jeff Mansfield said mounting an education campaign around the budget was critical. He also suggested the district try to abide by the tax cap for the first year simply because of the rhetoric that has surrounded the cap and residents' expectations that everyone should stick to the mandate.
According to business administrator Bob Hauser, if the district pierced the cap and provided funding based on rolling over last year's budget it would be asking voters for about an 8-percent increase. For a home that is valued at $2.1 million – the average in the district - that would mean an increase from $3,000 in school taxes to 3,300. It
would cost a little over $100 more than if the district adhered to the tax cap.
Dr. Favre said the administration has spoken about making the school a center for the whole Bridgehampton community, with sports facilities, stage space, and possibly programming from BOCES that could offer
students across the South Fork training in engineering, sciences and technology not offered in local schools.
"If the community were willing to make Bridgehampton the centerpiece of the community in terms of adding a new gym and art rooms I think through Eastern Suffolk BOCES we could get programming in our outer buildings to support that financially," said Dr. Favre. "But we would need community support to ensure that it wasn't voted down."
Cammann said he believed that money would be better raised through a private organization, like the Bridgehampton Foundation, but that the community at large was an untapped financial resource for the school.
"You have to be able to say, if you are going to be out here and have your big farms and your horse farms, you have to understand that we need to educate the children here," said Cammann.


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Rosemarie Castoro working in her Soho studio, 1976
Physical Details: Slide : 1 item : col. ; 04 x 04 cm.
Creator: Robin Forbes (-1982), photographer
Description: Slide shows Castoro kneeling, wearing a face mask and gloves, creating a sculpture made of many bent black rods.
Forms part of: Robin Forbes slides of SoHo, 1975-1976
Rights Statement: U.S. public domain
Citation: Rosemarie Castoro working in her Soho studio, 1976
Digital ID: 12214
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WORCESTER, Mass. – Holy Cross athletic director Richard M. Regan, Jr. and head men's golf coach Bob Molt have announced the Crusaders' 2011 spring schedule. Holy Cross is currently scheduled to compete in five events.
The Crusaders officially open the season at the George Washington Invitational, held March 18-19 at the Bear Trap Dunes Country Club in Bethany Beach, Del. The squad will then play in the Yale Spring Opener, set for April 2 at the Yale Golf Club in New Haven, Conn. The New England Division I Championship follows from April 9-10 at the Newport National Golf Club in Newport, R.I. Holy Cross rounds out the spring slate with a head-to-head match against Boston College on April 15 at the Concord Country Club in Concord, Mass., before participating in the 2011 Patriot League Championship, hosted by Navy. The Patriot League Championship will be played from April 30-May 1 at the Naval Academy Golf Club in Annapolis, Md.
Sophomore Steve Zychowski (Mendham, N.J.) led all Holy Cross performers during the fall season, finishing first on the team in two competitions. He enters the spring season with a team-low 74.8 strokes average.


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20. Billy Hamilton
56. Robert Stephenson
82. Tony Cingrani
94. Daniel Corcino
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20. Billy Hamilton
56. Robert Stephenson
82. Tony Cingrani
94. Daniel Corcino
Former Red Didi Gregorius came in at 80th.
I mean if Billy Hamilton were a corner outfielder, his value would plummet. But he isn't. He is a center fielder.
Point being, when you can play quality defense, especially up the middle, you don't need to hit hardly at all, or even play full time (Heisey) in order to be more valuable than 80% of the relievers out there.
And for the record, Cingrani actually stinks against lefties compared to righties because his breaking ball sucks (his ERA is more than twice as high, lower K rate, more than double the HR rate).
I'd say that Cingrani has at least as much of a chance of remaining a starter as Didi does of hitting enough to hold down a full-time job. If they both hit their ceiling (Cingrani as a mid-rotation starter and Didi as an defense-first starting SS), I'd take Cingrani. If they both hit their floor (Cingrani as a quality LH reliever and Didi as a bench glove), I'd still take Cingrani. The only way I'd take Didi over Cingrani is if Didi hits his ceiling while Cingrani craps out.
Now, I doubt either player reaches their ceiling. Most guys don't. I feel better about Cingrani reaching his than Gregorius reaching his. But, it isn't by a whole lot either. I know that I am the highest around here on Gregorius when it comes to his bat. I am ok with that.
I do find it strange that in the tools section Didi gets a 35 grade in power, while Hamilton gets a 30. Didi hit as many baseballs over the fence in AAA in half a season as Hamilton has in his entire career. Didi can get some loft on the ball from time to time. Hamilton can't unless it is at his shins. Not so much that I think the 35 is off for Gregorius, but that the 30 is off for Hamilton. I don't know, I just don't see them being that close in power.
I think they project Hamilton filling out and improving his SH stroke as he matures.
They might also count his speed-adjusted slugging percentage as possible "found" power.
IMO, Hamilton's a better bet to have more doubles and triples due to his speed and willingness to be aggressive as a baserunner. Gregorius likely will have more HR, but not enough to make the difference in their power numbers all that noticeable.


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The closing date for the Jagz Band Competition in Ascot is on Wednesday and is open to all styles - solo musicians, duos and bands playing originals or cover songs.
The competition will take place from August 14-17 with five acts each night. The grand final will be held on Saturday, August 18.
Jagz in Station Road is also looking for three judges per evening.
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Biker Grunge
I've styled this faux-leather biker jacket in all possible ways I can imagine and just the other day, I thought it would be fun to not only wrap around this plaid shirt around my waist, but to wear it almost as a skirt.
Black, White and Wild Leopard
Wild Leopard Coat and Standout Creeper from Forever21, Custom fitted shirt, Overlay woven t-shirt from Soulland, Clear blue sunglasses from Oscar Magnuson
Layers and Textures
One of my favourite things about dressing up in fall/winter seasons is layering.
Can I take your picture?
While New York Fashion Week is full on blast, it's been rather calm and serene in Vancouver. The rain has come back (after days of freezing sunshine). I don't think I've been happier to see the rain pour again.
Beach Waves in Paris
Hello guys!!! I know it's been a long while since my previous post, and as per usual — life is busier than ever! But hey, it's all good! I've been working on a lot of new interesting projects and I can't wait for you all guys to hear about it.
Winter Sunset
The super awesome team at H&M Canada sent me a little gift including this lovely tote bag from their recent collaboration with Isabel Marant. Everything else i'm wearing you're probably familiar with already (If you've been following my blog).
Life on the Go
I purchased my first ever NIKE trainers last summer and I can not stop wearing them!
Friends Forever
Repurposed and screenprinted vintage HANES sweater.
Navy and Tweed
I have been on the easy dressing and minimal styling lately, but every now and then I like to accessorize myself — maybe a little too much.
Knit Sweater and Biker Jacket
Transitioning to fall is always very tricky for me and when you're in Vancouver, weather can be very unpredictable. Fall is my favourite season and this sweater from American Apparel is definitely a perfect piece transition piece.
Snaptee x LittleFashionisto
I was invited to do a collaboration project with snaptee, a super cool mobile application that lets you create your own personalized t-shirt.
NYFW SS2014 – Day 1
Sadly, I couldn't make it to New York Fashion Week this season, but that doesn't stop me from being in the NYFW spirit
Someone pointed out the socks are very reminiscent of 'Spiderman' which made me laugh a little bit
Summer in Black and White
The classic Black and White worn in the summer.
Leather, Stripe and Camou
It seems like that's been the rotation of my summer essential. I find that my summer looks this year has been very easy and simple. I like easy to throw on garments while staying true to my style. This look is casual, and very easy to pull off.
ClearlyContacts – Vancouver Launch
ClearlyContacts launched its first ever offline store on Robson St. Vancouver. Find out what I wore after the jump!
A little bit of 90s
I literally put on what I could gather from my closet as fast as I can. The result is a little different from what I would normally wear. Regardless, I went with it and just rocked it — like the coolest 90s baby than I am.
M'cky in New York
This is a fun little number I wore on my first few days in New York.
Afternoon Stroll
I have been itching to wear this glittered socks from TOPSHOP but I haven't found the perfect time to sport them out.
Turtleneck story
I don't usually go with turtlenecks because of a childhood trauma I had wearing them. My mom used to dress me in wool turtlenecks that would make my neck itch — not the cutest look.
El Toro
St. John Blazer, Shirt by MadeTailorCustom, and Cuff-bracelet from Merrin & Gussy
Knit and Shorts
Vintage St. John Blazer from USED, High Waist Shorts (Bleached Denim) and Knit Tank (Bone) by COTTE D'ARMES
Layers and Armparrty
As you may already know from my previous entry, I wore this look for the ManRepeller event at Secret Location last week. The jeans are from my sister, shirt from TopMan, coat from Zara, clutch by Fe, Necklace by Johanna N, and bracelet from Pilgrim via BloggersWardrobe.
Sunshine After the Rain
The weather has been quite a challenge for me lately as it's been raining more often than not. But then again, I shouldn't be surprised. It rains a lot where I live and everyone knows that. I have been into a lot of colors again lately. I'm starting to notice I've had a pretty dark […]
Cat eye and Pumpkin Head
Cat eye sunglasses have been hitting runways and fashion streets for a long while now and I thought I'd finally give it a try. I never intended it to be, but it seems like I always adapt a certain trend when everyone is tired of it already, just right before it dies — and I […]
I guess a new outfit post is long time overdue, so here it is — me again.
The way you make me feel
Sunglasses from OscarMagnuson, necklace from JohannaN and leather iPhone case from Nic&Mel via BloggersWardrobe
Summer Lovin
Blazer, Shorts and Belt from Zara / Shirts from H&M / Shoes from ASOS / Sunglasses from Oscar Magnuson via BloggersWardrobe
Leather Pocket and Platform
Hat from Forever21 / T-shirt from H&M / Jeans from Zara kids / Necklace by JohannaN, shoes from LOFT82.
Palm Tress and Fake Summer
I'm starting to fear that summer this year will be so late again, or even worst, it might not come at all. But that will not stop me from dressing up like I'm about to hit a beach party, or hop on a cruise for that summer escape of my life.
I brought you flowers
Sweater and Shirt – thrifted from Community Thrift Store / Shorts – DIY from mom's capri / Necklace from JohannaN
Blue Collar
I can't help but think of this look as something I'd wear if I were tasked to fix a broken elevator, or to change auto body parts — very blue collar chic (and still very gay).
Neon soles for the summer Soul
Summer is finally approaching. I can foresee I'll be a bit more inspired to play dress up.
Concrete Jungle
When wearing animal print (specially leopard print), there's a very thin line between tacky and classy — I'd like to think this is a good example of how you can pull it off without looking like you came from cougar-town.
Tribal and Minty
Well hello there refreshing mint. I got these sweater from my mom's closet 3 years ago (as you may have seen from this look) glad to have mint hit a major trend, it saves me from another shopping trip. Meanwhile, I am currently *INLOVE* with this OSCAR MAGNUSON spectacles. I just think they […]
Waiting for Summer
Summer is almost here. I can't wait — it seems like forever. I'm getting very impatient and tired of layering. I'm also tired of catching a cold because I'm never dressed warm enough.
electric Blue
I do love the high-contrasting on this outfit. This look features sunglasses from BonLook, belt from tie-ups and Jeans from LuckyBrand.
Hello Sean O
This look is a bit casual than what I usually would go for. Still keeping my own twist by buttoning the shirt all the way (I just like my shirt button all the way up all the time). It's no secret I have a huge crush on Sean O — so why not do a […]